never been bred as a business strategy and never had my children taken away from me and sold to the highest bidder. >> bush has called for reparation in pursuit of equity. that will leave you on this note mark zuckerberg fourth of july video stream reaction, take a look at it really quickly, we will show you in the next five seconds if we can, there you go. >> today were closer than ever to declaring their independence from a deadly virus. >> dr. fauci telling people to consider masking up even if they are vaccinated. >> it's a considerable degree of viral circulation you might want to go the extra step. >> the remaining parts of the collapsed condo building in florida has been demolished overnight. >> two hours after the search and rescue team headed back into the collapsed site. >> cori bush said independence day is only for white people.

>> their weapon icing the color of my skin in order to overthrow this country. >> ten killed and 35 her in a string of shootings in chicago. >> 6000 people shot there's no plan in place on what the mayor is going to do about it and how she will be held accountable. >> americans celebrate our independence. [cheering] ♪ >> a beautiful shot of the sun rising over myrtle beach south carolina. as we welcome you into the "fox & friends" on monday july 5, 2021, rachel campos duffy and

lawrence jones wishing you a very happy post monday independence day, were glad to have you with us this morning and i'm glad to be with both of you as well. >> there is a lot of people saying why don't we make july a full month, maybe some post fourth of july maybe we keep the whole spirit going for the rest of the month. >> for the rest of the nation it is a holiday except for the three of us and the guys behind the camera were all working on this monday, i hope you're not hope you're at home recuperating and having a good time and we hope that you will hang out with us. >> have you recovered from me and rachel kicking you on live television. rachel: he still thinks he and pete one there is no question the fans writing in and everyone could see. will: is there a your office.

[laughter] there was a water balloon fight and it was will keep in headset and against rachel, we turn to some news this morning president biden celebrated the fourth of july and touting success of fighting covid-19 this as anthony fauci is sending mixed messages to americans. lawrence: david spunt joins us live from washington. >> good morning to you three president biden had hoped to get 70% of americans with one shot of a vaccine he fell short by 3% but the white house touting many successes and he says yesterday on independence day was all about independence from covid-19 and independence from the virus, last night at the white house the president and first lady doctor jill biden held a barbecue with 1000 military personnel and essential workers to thank them for their service, the president told americans that this country is coming together. >> 245 years ago we declared our

independence from a distant king, today were closer than ever to declaring their independence from a deadly virus. >> doctor anthony fauci is telling people in areas with a low vaccination rate to consider masking up even if you are vaccinated. listen here. >> you want to go the extra step and say when i'm in the area where there is a considerable degree of viral circulation i might want to go the extra mile to be cautious enough to make sure that i get the extra added level of protection even though the vaccine themselves are highly effective. >> dr. fauci and other experts are concerned about the delta variant making its way to california, nevada, colorado, arkansas to missouri. >> the bottom line vaccination is our best route to freedom and

independence. you want to be free, independent, enjoy this and future holiday get vaccinated. >> tom frieden the head of the cdc has come and gone and fell short by 3% were white house officials say there's many other goals and bars along the way they hope to be in it comes to vaccinations and getting past covid-19. will: thank you so much. rachel: am i the only one that thought that was creepy. that vaccines are the best way to freedom and independence. i thought my constitution was and it's also such mixed messages. if the vaccine works, why do i need to wear a mask, this idea, we don't have this number of people vaccinated, thought counting all the people who have already have coping so we probably already have herd immunity. in the worst one of all, telling us there's so concerned about the delta variant while they've opened our borders and the

people come from places that we know the delta variant is as well. will: when i listen to those clips i think we truly are suffering through pandemic of mental illness because they hear doctor anthony fauci and joe biden put out what at this point can be nothing short of misinformation, i do not apologize for that mischaracterization. the retaining fear is a mechanism to lower over us, joe biden set a standard is 70% vaccination and said we would be open if we reach that, we didn't reach that any opened anyway. and dr. fauci with the pure insanity that you should still masks after vaccination. here's one last point that rachel makes it is so key, why are we pretending that there are not millions of americans who had covid, recovered and had natural immunity. i want to show you this poll, these are vaccinated americans, actually on vaccinated americans who are asked are you going to get the vaccine of unvaccinated

74% they were not going to get it, many have already had covid, why are we pretending those people don't exist. will: the conversation can't just be even if they already did have covid-19, they don't want to get it that's their right. i have a real problem with leaders in our country not knowing what freedom really is, government should be educated, i've been very honest and i think the vaccine is a miracle it took me a while to look at the data to make that decision to finally get the vaccine but that's my right as an american, if there are americans out there that don't want to get the vaccine, that is their choice and it seems like the administration is spent more time with the fear monger instead of educating the population on why they should get the vaccine. if they spent more time on that, more people would be vaccinated but again, people have to get back to work, resume their lives and we cannot continue to be shut down, have the payment protection, businesses that are suffering because they have to

increase wages for jobs that do not deserve the wage increase. i think this is a part of the larger plan keep it shut down, get minimum wage raise permanently and they get to implement their agenda. guess what, you never let a crisis go to waste. rachel: get people hooked on government. i believe a lot of this ppe stuff is getting people addicted to government. right now more people are on some form of government assistance at any point ever in american history. will: you brought up mixed messaging when you brought up masks here's marion miller meeks talking about those mixed messages. >> there are some people who are overly cautious and will wear a mask but i think that is one of the things that slow down vaccination was a mixed messaging about masking we heard dr. fauci say earlier this year even after everybody is vaccinated we will still be wearing masks until 2022 and that is the kind of messaging that was confusing and they lead

people to say if i'm going to wear a mask until 2022 and a kick it back to normal then why get vaccinated. the reality is, if you're vaccinated you should be able to have some level of comfort and safety. rachel: i'm going to move on from mass confusion to some people who are confused about the fourth of july. we have representative cori bush who actually put out this tweet about her independence day. he says when they say the fourth of july is about american freedom, remember this freedoms they referring to is for white people, this land is stolen land and black people still aren't free. in addition to mall bollman from new york another representative said let us reflect on the full story of america today black people were not freed in 1776 despite the stacked, we must use our collective power to change that system, she's right the

blacks were not 300 frieden 1776 but the documents created and established on that day actually were used to free them. lawrence: which is what douglas said in his speech at the time, republicans at the time in front of lincoln he said we want them free right now and we should use these documents, he said america is great and he talked about that it was an insult to our founding documents but the problem is were here right now. and we are free and were getting close to the more perfect union. let me talk about these representatives, it's important this is the part of this freshman class, cori bush comes from ferguson area in st. louis, lacy clay and office in 24 in new york, he was in office 20 pushers, their activists they are talking to a specific crowd angering people, it is not about the full context of the story

and that is a dangerous part about this movement, you could talk about the injustice, i talk about all the time i'm always criticizing the country to become more perfect in our founding documents. but they think the foundation of america itself is wrong. when you just tell the stories without adding the proper contents, this is why were here right now. rachel: there making people believe that they are free right now which is wrong, it is not true. will: when we see a crack in the wall it shows the entire wall was compromise, the light, clearly there's so many of what cori bush had to say that black americans are not free today. start without light and everything falls apart. still ahead president biden mocked to a cheat sheet to a field of questions of assist but russia linked cyber attack and defense rush in the process. ♪

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rachel: were back with the fox news alert, overnight rescue crews resume looking for victims after the tower is demolished. lawrence: charles watson is live in surfside how they will search for survivors, this her breaking story continues. >> the remnants of the towers came down in a manner of seconds after a day of preparation, demolition crews of what was left of the 13 story tower after 1030 sunday night, the explosives go off in the building comes down as a plume

of dust filled the air i see it from my hotel six blocks away, this is very important to officials for the remaining section of the building before any tropical storm also could be felt. >> in terms of the impact for surfside are very concerned about we could see some dust but it has tracked west over the dos date and a half over the initial forecast. we will keep watching and we will be ready and we are prepared. >> rescue crews are keeping a high on as well and they continue their search for 121 people who unaccounted for at the collapse site, this is to condo buildings one in north miami and another in miami beach were forced to close and evacuate hundreds of residents after structural issues were discovered at both buildings and good news for folks in miami the

latest update from the national hurricane in this area likely to avoid direct hit, folks keeping your fingers crossed. will: a small bit of good news which is a complex and difficult and sad story in surfside. rachel: absolutely. lawrence: we will pray for them. will: let's go to ashley has additional headlines. >> a manhunt underway for a suspect considered armed and dangerous he was after a golf pro shot dead on the georgia course, he was shot in the head when he confronted a man who drove a white pickup truck on the green, investigators found two more bodies in the back of the truck, this includes the trucks original owner and the third victim is often identified and there's no word on a motive. firefighters are battling the wildfire growing over 9000 acres in northern california the driver had posted this video of

the smoke condition and the fire is 50% contained 27 homes have been destroyed evacuations are underway for parts of los angeles as the tumbleweed fire explodes to more than 1000 acres to 10% contained ocean city maryland canceled independence day shows after fireworks go off on accident. watch. clearly that was not supposed to happen the fireworks unintentionally discharged in a trump as crews were setting up the display media reports an employee suffered minor injuries. and eating champ joey chestnut breaks is on record with a hot dog eating contest once again. check it out. >> a new world record, the

number one hot dog eater in the world joey chestnut. >> chestnut down 76 hot dogs in ten minutes. this marks his 14th win, he was crowned king eating nearly 40 hot dogs in the annual july 4 contest. i don't know about you but i have a hard time watching them put the hotdogs in the water, so disgusting. rachel: i did not know that they did that until yesterday. he showed us a could barely put in his mouth, it's kinda nasty. will: i was watching this morning and there were some stats the number of fat grams of protein grams i do remember 22000 calories 76 hot doctors 22 22000 calories.

lawrence: they do not have shot. will: he's a tom brady of eating hot dogs. rachel: were gonna turn to another topic ability holiday people shot ten fate elite including active service members days after mayor lightfoot blamed racism and sexism for the crime response. will: what a stunning on the screen. rachel: 1587 people have been shot just this year, this is only halfway through the year. lawrence: have been on the ground in chicago talking with the resident, they are begging for help. government has one role really that is to keep the citizens safe. i just fear this is become normalized. even when we prep for this when we get our package to prep for the next show were just really know what the numbers going to

be. it happens every single weekend and we know the fourth of july is always a bloodbath but the mayor is more concerned about racism and sexism, meanwhile the people that are dying on the streets are black and brown, listen to the mayor. >> in recent months there have been questions raised about your temperament and your reaction to criticism, how much of this might have to do with the fact that you are a woman and specifically a black woman. >> about 99% of it. look at my predecessors. people say the words daily, held the t session with people he didn't disagree on ron emanuel was a polite guy who was a uniter, no, women and people of color are always held to different standards, i understand that an unknown that my whole life. lawrence: before i turned over, can we talk about the question that was asked.

we've been replaying this clip and it keeps hitting me. the press is provoking the stuffed. will: as offensive as her answer as the question, how much of the fact that you are woman in a black woman. why don't you ask the ten people that were murdered this week in chicago. how much criticism going toward the leader of the city because she's a woman specifically a black woman why don't you ask questions of those citizens of chicago who are dying on the street and then the mayor to respond about 99%, fundamentally unserious people leading that city. in fact, not just negligent but culpable people in the violence right there who want to paint themselves as a victim, real victims bleeding out on the streets of chicago those people right there the journalist and the leader of chicago should be indicted if not criminal in the minds and hearts of chicago voters they should be indicted. rachel: it's interesting because we played the tweet or showed the tweet from cori bush saying

in america black people aren't free. in chicago, they're not free. if you're not safe, for not free to pursue your american dream by going to work safely, and sending your kids to school, yeah you are not free. she can't blame our founding fathers, she can't blame racism on this, this is her policies, here's anthony napolitano talking about the war zone. >> we have 0 accountability for parents in the city of chicago, nobody's raising their kids, the gangs are raising them they arrest these criminals and the people on the street that are looting and destroying our city, pretty much when they hit the cell there out within a couple of hours, in different parts of the city wanted to combat crime and they'll be the first ones to leave the bus if something goes wrong way. were averaging 6000 people shot in the last six months, this is a war zone things are gonna go

wrong and they can't be held accountable for everything that's going to happen we have to let them be the police or we will never get ahead of this crime issue. lawrence: i know that we gotta move on but this last point the kids in the community, when you don't punish these actual criminals and the da lets people out there have gun charges and all of that it incentivizes that they don't have a choice, they have to join a gang to survive within the community. the good to be back on the block saying choose with team you're going to be on, is not just hurting the community from a crime and violence in the fact that rapes are up and shootings are up, it's hurting our young people, when they should be getting their education they have to choose the gang, they have no other choice. rachel: just to add to that, i know were going to move on we hear a lot about root causes these days, root cause is family and at some point this country has caused an honest conversation about the breakdown of the family so many of these

communities and that includes we need our cops on their feet and doing their things but we need the parents, the gangs are raising them instead of the parent speaker especially when we have some parent in there out there working and they expect the people they entrust to keep them safe and they can't work without the kids being recruited by gangs. will: moving on talking about a cyber attack, hacking gang which has now not just attacked america once again but it seems to be targeting the tokyo olympics this summer hackers, ran summer attacks an increasing problem in the united states and joe biden was asked in the role of russia behind-the-scenes he is being mocked for his answers. listen. >> will be in better shape to talk to about it.

i will tell you what they sent me, direct resources of the government to assist and respond if we determine and i will know better tomorrow and if it is either with the knowledge of and/or the consequence of russia then putin will respond. the initial thinking it was not the russian government. will: that was confusing for everyone watching as well as for joe biden. he was flipping through notecards trying to find the answer to the question. rachel: i felt sad watching that, i said this before when he was on the campaign trail and we saw these early signs of dementia, i'm just going to say i've been around people who had dementia and it looks very much like this i still cannot understand why joe biden as a spouse allowed her husband onto this journey, we knew the wheels were going to come off of this

around this point based on his actions and inactions during the campaign and i have to say is a woman who is married and married to a politician i never would've let my husband do this i would've wanted to spend those last years of him, with him and you know that was dementia, the level of stress of this job is probably only exacerbating and speeding this up. i lay this at the feet of joe biden when the only person that cares about you and your politician is your spouse. lawrence: i don't know what you struggling with i'm not a doctor of medicine but i tell you what i do believe my eyes and joe biden was once known as the greatest retail politician he was known for given speeches on the senate floor with no notes and there's a clear difference, that should be criticized that there's a clear difference from joe biden of yesterday and now.

will: one easy conclusion whether or not he has a physical disability at this point, mental disability and whether he is different or diminished, one thing is clear he's a managed president he's looking for someone else's words to guide him through the answers when he cannot have the notes in front of him or recall what he's lost in the moment then you lead to the question who's writing the notes and whose guiding the president. rachel: who is behind all this. straight ahead texas sheriff's reaching the breaking point over biden's border crisis. so there suing the administration for borrowing deportation. one of the sheriffs joins us next. hope the more you e the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're thinking about all the vaccines your teen might need make sure you ask your doctor

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rachel: welcome back were here with your headlines a manhunt underway for these two men who got out of a federal prison in a texas they escaped a satellite camp adjacent to a federal correctional facility in three rivers yesterday both men are serving time for drug trafficking and tonight sean kennedy explored modern medicine with the first-ever successful phase in double hand transplant hannity goes behind the scene to the groundbreaking work of daughter under doctor edward earl rodriguez and expiring transplant recipients the episode airs at 9:00 p.m. eastern and the extended version will be available on foxnation.com and the thunderbirds and blue angels bringing their freedom back to the kansas city airshow.

the airshow was canceled due to the pandemic washer but this year approximately 40000 people were expected to be in attendance, those are your headlines. will: five sheriff's reaching the breaking point, president biden's refusal to combat the crisis at our southern border. now they filed a lawsuit against administration for preventing deportation the sheriffs warned the border response brings danger to their communities texas sheriff brad company issuing the administration and he told us. tell us about this lawsuit, what do you hope and what do you think you can accomplish by suing the administration. >> in morning one of the things were looking in the lawsuit is

to get the government to do their job. the current administration issued a series of memorandums and policy changes that change the law and policy does not supersede the law and all were asking them for is to do the job. will: i asked the sincerely and otherwise you i know you would not be taking this action to think this can compel the biden administration to do their job, you as well as other sheriffs and ice enforcement as well i.c.e. officers as well, there's a lot of political pressure invoices contribute into this conversation which you think would compel the vice president to visit the border but nothing has, do you think this lawsuit can effectuate that type of action? >> what they were looking for in this lawsuit is perhaps get an injunction to force them to start the process. but we've got to do something by

county is completely overrun and were seeing issues in northeast texas we have a few seraphs that are being overrun and this is only logical stuff that we can take at this point to draw attention and a suit to make them into the question of why they're not enforcing the law. will: i find this fascinating i know you been on the job for early five years, i would go back to your past experience, tell us what it's been like, it's fascinating it's a harvard harris poll and ask americans what they think, how any people are crossing the border, on your screen almost all of them we are talking 90% of poll respondents put the numbers well below what the reality they're talking 10 n here is reality, you're up to

almost 200,000 border encounters right now in the month of may 18, 0000 something is clearly changed tell us what you see in your 35 years of experience. >> for working as part of the country for as long as i have i started in kinney county with the border patrol and we have our ups and downs and we had times when we would catch a couple hundred today and then we would maybe go to 20 a day it just depends on how the economy is doing here or in mexico but was going on right now i've never seen it like this when my deputies are catching five, ten, 12 loads of smuggling cases in a week we have texas state troopers doing the same thing, we catch one and we missed three, we have it on video and body cam and we stop one we see you tomorrow behind it we know their motor but we cannot stop them because their resources are tied up on that one i have seen

more break-ins than i've ever seen before we get calls two or three times a week hunters are coming into town of their hunting camps or been kicked in and everything's been stolen it's one thing to break into a house again food and water but break into destroy it as something else that is what were seeing the destruction for no reason just so they can walk there and you have to climb over. will: let's back up to your experience, what you're seeing so many americans don't understand the full extent of the crisis and apparently neither does the administration or shows no interest. >> if nancy pelosi for example woke up and there were ten people camped in her backyard in the next five more because of it he climbs a fence or bathing in her swimming pool and the filling up their water jugs, she would be raising cain right now.

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days. rachel: since he was a child zachary jones wanted to serve his country. after being deployed to fight the taliban it sadly came to an in when he was medically and honorably discharged at the age of 23. 23.will: an organization called holder lamb protection dogs heard about his story setting the wheels in motion for emotional surprise for this emotional soldier. lawrence: we were there to share the story. >> good morning what a wonderful moment you are about to witness involving an army veteran and man's best friend, check it out. >> what is about to happen here today. >> zach jones who is a veteran with the united states army is coming to the 9/11 memorial he takes is coming here to see it but he has annoyed you what's about to happen he's going to get a service dog. >> he has no idea his getting

this dog. >> he has no idea at all it's going to take a moment to understand what's happening but he's going to be so excited. >> is going to be amazing. >> my name is breanna i'm with protection dogs and we can't find anyone more rewarding to give this puppy, it's been and selected for you i can't tell you how much we appreciate everything you've done for us. >> he so cute. >> now i'm a daddy. [cheering] >> what a moment, what a surprise, how do you feel. >> it means a lot coming from my family and friends and everybody to support me. >> is an amazing everybody was in on the surprise but you, what

is your reaction to that. >> i don't think it's going just hit me until he's cuddling with me tonight. >> he wrote a letter to protection dogs organization was willing to give the dog away to a veteran, what inspired you to write that letter. >> my brother has seen a lot of things when he was over there so it is hard for veterans to express those things who have been through similar experiences. >> what's it like senior brother so happy with his new dog. >> i'm excited i put him on the plane and got him off the plane. >> he's back and say from her hoping this will be a little more help him to his next steps. >> were in front of the 9/11 memorial, what does it mean to you and the veterans. >> this right here brought in a lot of the guys that was coaching me or brought me up as who i am as a soldier i was here

a total of five years i was medically retired i did one tour to afghanistan and went to syria. it was a calling of something i was going to do. >> he was devoted on the battlefield to sgt out there there sometimes i have messages been something that happens is the blackout and you didn't know if your child was okay or not it was a terrible experience for a parent but we made it through and supported him together ever since he was little i remember my grandparents would buy him army uniforms and another brother that is serving in the marines and his stepdad is a cop, i'm a cop, it's a line of having the law enforcement background. >> you provided a best friend for life, why do you think they need service dogs. >> it's a one way we can really get back, not only the community but our veterans and you can't lose track of what this country and why we have the freedom that we have, it's because of the

people going over the seas doing what they're doing sacrificing their lives, if we could give a dog to someone and that makes a difference in general, were going to do it. >> look at him kisses new best friend, it was so amazing being a fly on the wall watching this whole moment unfold his dad was crying i was crying his dad was in tears and zach is so deserving of this dog he served two tours one in afghanistan in one in syria he's back after being medically honorably discharged he needs this dog to transition back to civilian life. they are happily together right now. rachel: i love when he says i'm a daddy now. will: we were talking about it and you may have said this but apparently i nailed it that's a belgium mountain, awesome breed one of the military increasingly uses, smart, aggressive, agile you should see them do the agility things online. they are an awesome dog.

>> they are in their high energy dog, he gave zach he gave the stock to zach because he is experience with them they're not one that any family can have so he's the right guy for this dog, great. and we were so glad to witness it all. lawrence: coming of dr. fauci's credibility damaged by another flip-flop his stand on masking up our next guest says undermines his messaging on vaccines. limu, you're an animal! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

>> you might want to go the extra step and say when i am in that area where there is a considerable degree of viral circulation i might want to go the extra mile to be cautious to make sure that i get the extra added level of protection, even though the vaccines themselves are highly effective. rachel: doctor anthony fauci changing his tune again for fully vaccinated americans wearing masks as los angeles health officials instruct fully vaccinated residents to mask up to stop the spread of the delta variant a new op-ed my next

guest argues this next is not excessive but undermines the vaccination effort. doctor marty mccurry is here to explain. thank you so much for being here let's talk about dr. fauci, why is he doing this his credibility within the medical community being diminished by these kind of statements. >> i say among half of physicians who are seen this talk is what he saying is inconsistent with the israeli data that shows their fully vaccinated they can be transmission and their own personal risk, behind the screens what is happening, there is a white house talking point to get every american vaccinated and everything that stirs up and coax people into that vaccination is praised and that's was happening behind-the-scenes we don't need every american vaccinated we need every american who wants to be vaccinated, vaccinated. rachel: they never seem to count people who already had covid which is very confusing to so many of us. you said in l.a. the mandate

that they have for masks is not just hurting business but it's actually going to affect healthcare in l.a. county, explained. >> we are going to be people to wear masks in the fall and winter if they're symptomatic and you feel you've been exposed or your coffee we want you to wear a mask in a grocery store and you can only cry wolf so many times is a public health official it's a step backwards to tell people fully vaccinated to be mask up we need our study the opposite message, they're using the delta variant of the fear mongering for the new restriction in the reality there is no evidence that it's any more dangerous in people who are protected. rachel: thank you, great information you're always the one telling the truth to us. still ahead one of the largest teachers unions in the country vowing to fight back and take on groups speaking out against critical race theory. s. (customer) that's really something.

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♪ ♪ >> a state of emergency for 15 counties as elsa is expected to hit the gulf coast tomorrow. >> isolated tornadoes, storm surge and flash flooding. >> were closer than ever from declaring our independence from a deadly virus. >> doctor anthony fauci telling people to mask up even if they are vaccinated. >> it's a considerable degree of viral circulation, you might want to go the extra step. >> the teachers union says

critical race theory is reasonable and appropriate for kids. >> we want history taught but we wanted taught in a balanced way that shows we live in a great nation where people do come together. >> texas sheriffs reaching the breaking point over bidens border crisis suing the administration. >> this is the stuff that we take at this point and we've got to do something our county is being completely overrun. >> a new world record the number one bread either in the world. ♪ >> oceanside new jersey and we are here at ocean city new

jersey were back here basking in the glow of july 4 and welcome, what did you guys do for fourth of july. will: it be much sadder than those pictures we just saw we are commuting in for work i did manage to meet some friends last night and have a few drinks and discussed the state of the country in the world we solved most of over an hour or two sitting. we have that goal which is nice. rachel: we were altogether yesterday morning celebrating. lawrence: we destroyed will compete in our water contest and then i went to hang with my friends and taught them how to do barbecuing and it was a great time. will: those two surfers were heading out there's yesterday and you can be a judge for yourself. lawrence: just getting hammered. and he retreats and it hits him in the back, unbelievable but look at pete he gets hammered.

rachel: what's funny about pete i got a lot of e-mails and text messages coming in from people who seem to competitions and they don't like that pete just goes after meal because i'm a girl. will: i love that you're a gamer, you're 100% gamer and i love it you get in there mix it up just like anyone else. let's move on to news a new pulse adjust the biden handled the immigration situation is not meeting everyone's approval, 51% the biden administration is handling our southern border and said 51% disapprove. this fascinates me when you consider that most people, a hopeful country according to harvard harris poll don't even understand the extent of what's going on. they don't even understand the number of border encounters and the number of crossing they underestimate by a major margin and still disapprove of the way that administration is handling. lawrence: 's images of the children, the american people are very compassionate people

and they saw the hypocrisy and blaming trump for this crisis and they got it under control they talk about the kids in cages and you see these heart breaking images of kids that are almost rounding and have been left at the border and this is why you really start to see the administration not really do anything but from a pr standpoint to try to act like a to go to the border and act like they will talk about root causes there only persuaded by polls. rachel: we see there are 6918 arrest of criminal noncitizens just this year. here is sheriff brad company from kitty county texas and he is suing the biden administration for not deporting illegals. >> we've got to do something my county is being completely overrun were seeing issues in northeast texas and we have sheriffs that are being overrun and this is the only logical step in is to draw attention and

be file the suit and make them answer questions as to why they're not enforcing the law, what is going on right now i've never seen it like this when my deputies are catching five, ten, 12 loads of alien smuggling cases a week we have texas state troopers that are doing the same thing we catch one and we missed three. rachel: you're right it's images of the children but i think a lot of stories are coming out that are really concerning americans first of all so many sheriffs and mayors and congressmen many of them democrats are also angry and they're letting the stories come out remember henry cuellar who leaked the first photos of the children. lawrence: at donna facility. rachel: there's been democrat mayors and sheriffs who have written all beds in the l.a. times and other publications. that is happening but last week we see many congressmen are reporting about what's happening

in our airports that illegals are coming and being sent from the deportation centers and are given a manila folder with papers telling them that they have to appear at some unknown time and putting them on airplanes and flying them out from across the country. lawrence: 's catch and release all over again. rachel: it's remarkable because i cannot go to the airport without anyone knowing exactly who i am and i don't believe we know exactly many of these who they are and many are criminals. will: illegal isaiah is a criminal act we see them crossing the border in the month of may, the staff that you gave a most 7000 criminal these are people committing crimes beyond simply illegal immigrating into the country, is a real problem, moments ago only responding to press release many are questioning whether governors across the country where this problem is metastasizing who are

sending their own law enforcement to the southern border to help texas to california and arizona deal with the issue. governors like asa hutchinson from arkansas who are asked by cnn whether that is all pr in addressing a crisis. watch. >> you are sending up to 40 members of the arkansas national guard down to the texas border. is it fair to say this is more a political gesture than helping the situation. >> no i disagree with that completely and what they've given to us on the border is a political nightmare. it deserves a cooperative response between the state and federal government to what's happening right now it is a disaster in human tragedy what were seen with the change in policy coming out of the biden administration. lawrence: guys, good grief i cannot state this enough the questions from the media, let's get the facts correct, the governor of texas requested other states to send help

because of federal government was not doing the job in their criticizing the governors that are responding to the call interesting enough when the press asked joe biden when are you going to let us in the donna facility or give us free press joe biden says when we get to it they have it given them access and they let it go. no question on them but when governors do the job of the federal government, the federal job to secure the border and as a result you see ranchers that have been intimidated, you see that the kids have been affected and you're also starting to see democrats are losing elections all the border, these were once democrat held city municipalities and their flipping because of this issue. will: yesterday we were hanging out on the set and you brought up increasingly important point that the strategy among the administration and democrats and those left at large is to deny, crime surge not happening it's a

figment of your imagination illegal immigration all pr, it's not happening matter what you expect dorsey, one of the denials is it's not being taught in k-12, it's not happening, is that so. here is a new measure adopted by the national education association, one of the largest teachers unions let's see if it's been implemented in k-12. the organization attacking educators for doing antiracist work and/or use the researcher being done and put together a list of resources and recommendation for state affiliates, local educators to utilize when they are attacked. further in this document lays out how critical race theory will be included through the teachers union in k-12 education. it's not a requirement read between the lines to understand what's being said you can read the lines literally. rachel: it's incredible your representative omar, yet president obama all saying this was a made up hoax by fox news.

now you have the nea admitting that they haven't worked to provider resources to fight back who want to stop us from doing critical race theory with your kids. i want to tell parents were listening these are our kids, these are our schools in this battle for whether your kindle be indoctrinated with a scary racist ideology or critical race theory this marxist ideology this is our world war ii visitor battle for freedom, if we don't do something now were going to have another generation of even more indoctrinated children, the new generation of aoc and it will be hard to get back our country doctor carol sween a former professor at princeton and vanderbilt, this is what she had to say about critical race theory. >> critical race theory was at the university in the legal department, philosophy

department and the ideas are too complex for kids from k-12, if they wanted to teach civil rights, it should be taught at an age-appropriate level, we want history taught but we wanted taught in a balanced way that shows we live in a great nation where people do come together they work across racial, ethnic and partisan lines that is not the message were giving our children. will: sometimes, i agree that i think this issue is one of the greatest is country has faced because undercut the very idea of america in this fight is what everyone has to understand, i don't want to speak to people that already agree, there are those that believe critical race theory is not being taught is a legal doctrine, the downstream effect antiracism the stems from this legal academic philosophy is everywhere. it may sound like hyperbole the

what rachel said marxism or our world war ii but she is right. if you do a little bit of research beyond the trojan horse that we want to be empathetic or tell the whole story of america, we all do we want to be empathetic until the entire story of america but you have to understand the way that's being done is through marxist philosophy to truly i believe is a racist ideology and that's not going to be a path toward healing this nation it will be a path toward greater dividing and destruction of the nation. lawrence: we've been talking about this a lot and will probably do a podcast on crt and work comes from and the originality of it. here's the problem, it lays out stories that are true if the conclusion becomes very problematic. what i see, i was just in the county which is the center of this, the kids are turning on their parents. that is part of what the frustration is in the reason why

i continue to make the point on this program that you have to teach your kids a history before they do it, when they teach them the history they give them a conclusion as well and the kids are coming home and saying why didn't you teach me this and then there saying the conclusion. the only way to win this fight is to tell them the good, bad and ugly and then you tell them kids, this is what were about it was our document that got as freedom and the documents were the greatest defense for us, that is not been taught in the classroom but you gotta beat them to the punch. rachel: you have to have those conversations at homes, hundreds of thousands of white men lost those lives to free the slaves, those kinds of stories are not being told, the conclusion is wrong, our country is not systemically racist our country is constantly improving itself and its founding documents have been the source of the freedom of slaves and so many others.

will: i hope you look into more of that and i talked about on the podcast before having a conversation with you in the future. rachel: we have one out right now from the kitchen table when we talk about having patriotism and your children. now to some extreme weather overnight. elsa gaining strength as it is expected to make landfall in cuba. lawrence: florida has declared a state of emergency is also is expected to hit the gulf coast. will: live from key west, good morning. >> so far a calm beautiful sunrise in key west ahead of tropical storm elsa, our crew got here last night so far no sandbagging or people boarding up a maybe that will happen later today tropical storm elsa was a category one hurricane but now downgraded to a tropical storm the latest from the national weather service elsa does during the lower florida keys tonight or tomorrow morning with heavy rain and potential storm surge and tropical storm

force winds over 60 miles per hour and then. the entire western coast of florida here in key west last time at the fourth of july the streets were attacked with tourist and people vacationing we talk to people from the state of washington, pennsylvania, new york summer leaving early because it's costing them hundreds of dollars in one person they had no choice but to stick it out. >> or flight got canceled tomorrow and i called six different rental car agencies and not a single one has a car, were on our honeymoon. i don't want to go home to be honest. >> were supposed to leave tuesday at one and that's in the middle of everything and were scared, we are leaving, we don't want to get caught in the middle. >> there was no cancellation policy, that's why were here. >> i just came from surfside florida near miami and tropical storm elsa was a big concern for the search and rescue, the

ongoing search and rescue at the condominium collapse is gearing towards the west and might go easy on miami but we have cruise and will keep you updated on the situation as well. will: let's head over to ashley strohm i'll with additional headlines. >> were gonna start with us overnight rescue crews resume looking for victims after the rest of the condo tower is demolished demolition crews imploding the tower in a matter of seconds they fear elsa will bring down as crews searched for 121 people still unaccounted for the company behind the keystone xl pipeline is seeking $15 billion in damages from the biden administration energy announcing a hopes to get compensation for lost suffered as a u.s. government breach of

its mass obligation the pipeline would've transported oil from western canada to nebraska, president biden canceled his permit over environmental concerns. pope francis is in good condition and breathing on his own following surgery to remove part of his: the pope was experiencing a narrowing it is large intestine the 84-year-old is expected to stay in a hospital in rome for a week prior to the surgery, the vatican did not release many details about the plan operation. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg fourth of july video has social media stirring. ♪ >> zuckerberg is shown holding an american flag while writing a 12000-dollar electronic surfboard, the video has been mocked on social media with

criticizing the billionaire for an apparent publicity stunt, those are your headlines speed to unknot calling fake news i don't know if that's electric he doesn't have a remote control he's riding the wave, that is a foil which is awesome those are expensive. rachel: the whole thing said $12000. i think it's pretty cool my husband tried this out on vacation in the place we were staying had one and he tried it out and he got on the and did a pretty good. i have to give them props for that. >> i'm not a big fan of that guy is. will: by the way i hope mark zuckerberg doesn't get reported for extremism on facebook. will: coming up a deadly holiday weekend in big cities like chicago as a new poll reveals the american people are souring

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lawrence: welcome back ten killed and 34 more wounded in a string of shootings over the holiday weekend in chicago including a 19-year-old active service member this as the nypd accused near times square, the series crime is 25% over the

last year former detroit police chief is here to react. chief, you always be cheap to me after all you have done for this country, what is it going to take to stop the bleeding is. >> what i keep hearing or not hearing they're not focusing on the real core issues i looked at the pool that just recently came out it talks about stricter gun control, let's focus on violent criminals, let's talk about targeting violent criminals with guns let's talk about prosecuting the same criminals in incarceration, these criminals know there is not going to be any consequences associated with her actions. many of these elected officials keep talking about the pandemic and were passed that right now, what we need to look at is what's really going on the pole

doesn't adjust anti-police and the impact it's had on police morale nobody's talking about hiring and recruitment, how are we going to do that in the current state, i know anti-crime that the president came out with fall short on dealing with the core issues, also i gotta add when we talk about social workers in the supplemental strategies is what i would call these are long-term fixes but in the short term. lawrence: big got to stop it now. >> we got to stop it now i'm all for social workers and community policing but this is long-term i'm all for putting funding and vulnerable communities, that is long-term. lawrence: let's talk about that according to the new poll americans view on crime, 48% disapprove of biden's response

nationwide and this is according to abc, when you came from california to detroit to develop a relationship with the community, they told you what the problem was, you got your intel and he went door-to-door cleaning it up, i imagine the people in leadership know the right thing to do, the question why aren't they doing it? >> they do not have the will. in fact here's the real missing piece. you have to institutionalize the relationship with the community from the onset that should not start from something bad happening that's first and foremost you must support the men and women who do work, if you do not support them we can talk about chicago in new york defunding, qualified immunity, here's the response, d policing, police shut down, one of the most effective things in detroit we supported the men and women

and they went out and did the work and you and i have had this conversation before we can invest predatory suspects but a judge is going to put them right out, what is the next step they will go on to commit crime and nobody talks to the victims and nobody talks to them who live in the vulnerable community. it just did not take everything into account, they're not focusing on what really matters. lawrence: when are you going to run for governor, that's what i hear on the block chief we need someone who respects her community and who's going to fight for us, we will wait for them. stay tuned i think you have another one coming to detroit. lawrence: i will be there. president biden struggled to answer reporters when pressed about the latest cyber attack

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rachel: here are some of your headlines overnight a fire rips through commercial building after peart collapsed in tacoma washington. heavy smoke poured out of the facility and shot into the air officials say the building was being get into looking into what caused fire and no injuries have been reported. police are searching for two woman ca camera burning a thin blue line flag in new york they allegedly stole the flag from brooklyn auto repair shop new video shows one of them setting the flag on fire while taking breaks for pictures. the second woman stood by and watched out one point another person stopped to talk to the woman while the flag burned. an actor matthew mcconaughey sends out a fourth of july message.

>> we are babies of the country were basically going to puberty in comparison to other countries. rachel: he is adding work winter growing pains and urged americans to keep learning and those are your headlines. rachel: thank you. joe biden is taking heat over his response to the suspected russia linked cyber attack. >> i got a brief and i'll be in better shape to talk to you about it -- i'll tell you what they sent me first of all were not sure who it is. rachel: fox news contributor miranda devine is here to react. i want to talk about the cyber attack, however, i'm seeing that video and i'm worried but it

also kinda breaks my heart. >> it is actually quite sad to see these moments when joe biden is so low of energy and cognitively frail, but what is worrying is projecting weakness to the rest of the world and is not just joe biden, it's his administration as secretary of state anthony blinken who started off his first public outing being berated by the chinese on the national stage, the cover-up by the local media in washington of joe biden's weakness, he is not helping america on the national stage because of the rest of the world can see the truth and hear the rhetoric that comes from joe biden in the attitude to these attacks. america is under cyber attack,

we had in recent weeks the colonial pipeline hack, we had the food company hack and now this one were 100 companies are evicted, and schuylkill infrastructure and were like sitting ducks, you just want to get strength coming from this government and unfortunately i think we see on our streets in major cities like new york and chicago you see that the democrats are weak on crime, they are projecting weakness, they are just interested -- and this is the world street of cybercrime and the same thing is happening. i am happy that the president did not go all out attacking russia on the week and if you didn't have the facts and didn't know if it was russia, we've seen too much of democrats attacking russia in the past and

putting out national security at risk by doing so. rachel: you wonder who is in charge, i want to talk to you about another subject that is equally important to the american people we saw a bonsall revolution e-mail that came out that prove that joe biden was lying when he said he knew nothing about hunter biden steals. i think many of us have been concerned he may be compromised by these deals in the chinese communist government why has there not been more outrage. i think fox is only one that's covered it in the new york post. >> the new york post we broke the story and october about the revelation from hunter biden's laptop which showed joe biden not only knew full well about hunter biden's business dealings overseas but he was intimately involved in helping hunter dutch is overseas clients going to dinner at café milano and invited them to breakfast at the

vice president's residence and the money it's combing gold and many sense with his sons, the white house they said justice issue it is serious and it would be nice if the rest of the media actually covered this like a regular news story, they suppress the story before the election now they have their man in their they said subject him to the normal scrutiny that any of the president gets. el: i don't think it's happening, thank you so much for joining us this morning. coming up fox news cameras were rolling as a group of migrants were caught trying to illegally cross into the u.s. as a new poll reveals biden's policies are encouraging migrants to sneak into the country. retired acting ice director tom homan sounds off next. stay with us.

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>> the president with one strike of a pen on inaugural day was centered remain in mexico agreement the asylum cooperation of central america to undo that with the strike of unknowing what he's doing other than the fact that trump's name that will cause significant damage. rachel: joe biden facing backlash over his handling of the border crisis and not just the lawmakers a new poll is revealing 16% of americans feel policies are encouraging illegal immigration. will: 55%. joe biden should've left president trump's policies in place. lawrence: tom homan, thank you so much for being in the program, when, but here is overseas a couple of weeks ago she told them please welcome,

don't come, it seems like the folks are not listening. >> and the president told the administration and the crisis is your fault, the hair spends all her time looking for the causes of the crisis. i said it yesterday once you find causes of this also has to do is walk down the hall to the oval office where he made the decision to abolish all of president trump's border policy, this is there making this is by design the root causes of their policies. rachel: the border encounter continues to grow each month will put figures, january 7, 8000, now or in may 18, 0000, this human trafficking business is a very lucrative business for the cartel, how much more

powerful are the cartel today than they were in january? >> there making millions of dollars a day the more powerful than they've ever been. president trump had immigration at 70 or 80%, that means more border patrol agents. they were catching more narcotics illegal immigration is up 80% in the cartel was not making money, no one is hurting where the election of joe biden than the criminal cartel, they need the business phase of the promises and open borders that would overwhelm the border patrol with the drugs to the criminals that are not protected in parts of the border joe biden is given the key to the southern border to the criminal cartel, that is just the fact. will: we talk about this morning after morning what can be done, what should've been done, what is failing at the southern

border as rachel put the stack up you talking about essentially a city the size of waco texas coming over the border on a monthly basis, instead of talking about what is failing in the present and past, talk to me about where this goes in the future, what will happen if this continues at this pace, what will change, how does this and? >> first of all it will not continue at this pace, another considering the cdc director that most single adults are sent back to mexico because of covid they say they will get rid of that by the end of july, when that happens a lot of the adults get sent back and will keep coming back you are going to see numbers that you never can imagine there could have families, children and single

adults coming across the border to be released it's going to get a hell of a lot worse before it gets better and how do we address it, we can't wait for 2022 to take back congress we have to sue i'm involved in a texas lawsuit i'm involved in the florida lawsuit in arizona lawsuit we have got to sue the president and your prior show i watched a while ago the sheriff, we have to take them to court, you not only ignoring the law there violating the statute that says you must enforce immigration law. will: you think they would change their stance as we got you pulling a number showing a lot of these folks coming across are violent offenders you think their strategy would change the obviously not. thank you so much. let's check in with adam klotz for a fox weather forecast. good morning peter fought here in new york city but the weather story continues to be tropical storm elsa making its move to

the u.s. sitting to the south of cuba battering the southern coast and will turn to the north and run across the island and that move is going to tell us a lot with this ultimately goes but there's your forecast running up the west coast of florida over the next couple of days probably not make it actual landfall until getting closer to wednesday as initially a passes by the coast weird have tropical storm warning along the florida keys and naples and fort myers and north about a tropical storm watch this is a future forecast if you expect to see outer bands of rain hitting the southern coast later today but the heart of the activity where you see the storm passed by likely not until tuesday of course that is something that we will be watching over the next couple of days but for now back into you guys. will: facebook issuing warnings about potential exposure to extremism is is really about protecting users or silencing

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will: facebook now warning users they may have been exposed to extremist content. one example of the new pop-up notification reads "are you concerned that someone you know is becoming an extremist? we care about preventing extremistism on facebook others in your situation never received confidential support" in a new article my next guest says this notification proves facebook is becoming more of a publisher, and joining me now is university of chicago student and managing editor of a family affair because you'll recognize her last name, avida duffy here with us this morning. i was told two things, a you win so b i was asking your mom, how old you are, she said she's 21 and she said just because she can drink doesn't mean she should, so i won't ask you what you had on the 4th of july. would that be easing you in or too hard of a question? i think we both know the right answer. it's nothing right? >> you know, i'm not big into drinking actually. she's right about that, so no --

will: that's the first question. there you go. all right, let's talk about this new facebook notification system so you say it reveals they are more of a publisher than a platform. therefore, what? >> right, so i mean first of all, facebook has been very not upfront about this entire initiative. they said they are trying to curb extremism. they don't have a definition for extremism and the group they are partners with to surveil facebook users for extremism is a group called "life after hate" and their sole focus is far right extremism on which they say is the greatest threat to the united states so it's really, the bias is there if you do the digging you can see that there is only a certain type of people being targeted by this , and i asked facebook and reached out and i said are you guys interested in far left wing extremism and they wouldn't say, and i said are you interested in blm or antifa and blm is responsible for 95% of violent

rioting last year and they wouldn't say so it's obvious whose being targeted and obviously this is political and not about democracy or extrem ism but more than that, they are a platform, they aren't supposed to be publishers or not even reeducating people in this sort of way so that's why it's so concerning and really weird, honestly. will: if you are a publisher not a platform, then you shouldn't be as we've talked about section 230 protection from liability lawsuits. evita, why. why do you think facebook is doing this? is it because they believe, as you pointed out, that right wing extremists are the biggest threat to our country? are they doing it to avoid potential regulation like we'll do this , please, democrats don't come try to take us over. >> well, we know that the big tech oligarchs in silicon valley are all far left wing people, they are donors to democrats. this is not just, you know, an appeal to democrats this is ideological for them as well.

i think a lot of them really buy into this and so they are using the power that they have, with big tech to now control the rest of us, not just control what we say, but actually control what we think, because like i said, this initiative is more than just suppression of free speech. this is a reeducation initiative by facebook. it is very disturbing. will: and perhaps the most disturbing part is they are trying to use us to report on each other, to become our own secret police. all right, evita duffy, great job this morning. >> thanks so much. will: all right, take care. many in the media questioning republican governors sending reinforcements to the border. senator tom cotton on what democrats and the media are missing, next hour. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. big promises. small promises. cuddly shaped promises. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be.

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>> dr. anthony fauci changing his tune again for fully vaccinated americans wearing masks. >> where there's a considerable degree of viral circulation you might want to go the extra step. >> you can only cry wolf so many times. >> at least 10 killed already four more wounded and a string of shootings in chicago. >> this is why there is a predatory suspect but a judge is going to boot them right out. >> the remaining parts of the partially collapsed condo building in florida has been demolished overnight. >> about two hours after the dust settled, search and rescue teams headed back into the collapsed side. rachel: joe biden is taking heat over his response to the latest suspected russia linked cyber

attack. >> i'll be in better shape to talk to you about it. >> what's worrying is that it's projecting weakness to the rest of the world. >> out here, appreciative. it's the road course win, chase elliott wins the road america. >> [applause] >> ♪ welcome, fly like an eagle let my spirit carry me ♪ >> we're proud americans, i'm lawrence jones here with rachel campos-duffy and will cain. sorry about that, rachel. rachel: that's all right >> we're happy today to be with you guys on this july 5. rachel: yeah, we're still bask ing in the glow of july 4. we had so much fun on the fox

square yesterday. will: still a holiday for you watching at home. you're on recovery day, i assume , when your big 4th of july weekend begins to come to an end but you can party all the way up through the end of the day before work begins again tomorrow. we're glad you're with us though for one more hour on this monday edition of fox & friends . president biden is celebrating the 4th of july at the white house,. will: but the celebrations are clouded by concerns over over the "delta variant" spreading in several states. rachel: david spunt joins us live from washington with the latest. david? reporter: hi, good morning. the president hoped to mark the 4th of july by having at least 70% of all adults with one vaccine shot. he missed that goal by 3%, 67, still the white house though touting many successes and yesterday, president biden said americans can celebrate independence from covid-19. listen. >> 245 years ago, we declared

our independence from a distance , today we're closer than ever, to declaring our independence from a deadly virus >> last night on the south lawn of the white house, the president and first lady held a barbecue with more than 1,000 military personnel and essential workers to thank them for their service. the white house increasingly focused on this delta variant hitting several western and southern states particularly hard. some of those states include california, missouri, arkansas, nevada, colorado, and utah. republican governor jim justice from west virginia not someone who sees eye to eye with the biden administration on many things but he's made it a point to say the vaccine is not political, he's encouraging west virginia and all americans to consider getting a vaccine, especially with this delta variant. >> what would put him over the edge is an awful lot of people dying. >> we have a lottery that basically says if you're

vaccinated, we're going to give you stuff. well you've got another lottery going on and it's the death lottery. reporter: 67% of americans some received a shot, i'm looking now about 172 million american adults that's about 157 million americans who have received both shots of that vaccine. back to you in new york. rachel: thank you, david. i don't know about you guys i don't feel very good about these lotteries for vaccines. i think they really incentivize people who maybe don't need the shot because if you've already had covid, a lot of doctors think it's probably not a good idea to get the vaccine, so i feel like it's providing some false and some wrong incentives for people and i think it disproportionately incentivizes people who are poor and working class to do things that may not be in the best interest of their health, not the vaccine is not good. people should take it if they think they need it but if you've had covid? >> it's just not following the science . part of the reason why i had covid before, and i still had a lot of antibodies and so my doctor advised me

maybe this is not the best time to take the vaccine. you know, they're actually getting between the patient and the doctor by giving everyone this universal medical advice. it's not following the science and you know what else is not following the science, telling people to wear a mask when they have already been vaccinated. here is dr. fauci. >> you might want to go the extra step and say when i'm in that area where there's a considerable degree of viral circulation i might want to go the extra mile to be cautious enough to make sure that i get the extra added level of protection, even though the vaccines themselves, are highly effective. will: exactly. it never ends. can i ask you a question. maybe i've completely lost my mind here but do you remember when covid first came on to the scene. what the national charge was, what our duty was, our civic duty, why we did everything we did. do we remember what that was about? bend the curve. >> right. slow the curve. will: to make sure that we could handle the level of

hospitalizations that came in sight. it was not to make sure that no one ever got covid. >> right. will: and now, they are hanging on, through the mechanism of fear, to every single a little bit of power that was acquired over the past year. with what argument? so that no one ever gets covid? wear masks outdoors, delta variant. it's not science. are you doing any of the risk analysis on this like what are the levels of people getting it? can hospitals handle it? its all turned into 0% transmission. its turned into insanity. rachel: yeah. >> no, you're 100% right and dr. marty makary calls them out because the mixed message is very confusing and he was on earlier with us, watch. >> there's a white house talking point to get every american vaccinated and anything that stirs up and coaxes people into that vaccination is praised and that's what's happening right now behind the scenes. we don't need every american vaccinated. we need every american who wants to be vaccinated vaccinated. we're going to need people to wear masks in the fall and winter if they're symptomatic if

you feel you've been exposed or you're coughing we want you to wear a mask in a grocery store and you can only cry wolf so many times as a public health official so it is a step backwards to tell people fully vaccinated to mask up, we need to be sending the opposite message right now. rachel: right, we're losing the credibility of health officials because we keep sending these mixed messages and you know, people don't know what to think anymore, and he even talked with marty makary, dr. m akary, about the credibility that dr. fauci is losing within the medical community because he said, you know, half of the doctors that he talks to just agree with him, with marty makary, that, you know, this is not good to tell people to wear masks when they are fully vaccinated, and again, also, the hypocrisy of leaving our border wide open, while the delta variants out, and then telling us that we need to mask up, because of the delta variant >> last thing i'll say on this , we got to stop calling this just mixed messages. some of this straight out lies. it's just lies to control. rachel: that's right. some of these people you've never heard of before and they

have gotten this and it's going away because people are going back to normal. i thought new york was going to be slow to get back to normal but i even see it now people are tired and done. everybody is like look, we're taking the mask off and going back to normal. rachel: but i was in mass yesterday and everybody was mask ed here in new york in my church and it made no sense and mostly they were old people but i'm sure all of them have been vaccinated, but there's this fear that a lot of them still have. will: there should be legitimate fear in the city of chicago, because violence continues to spiral out of control in that city at least 45 were shot this past weekend, including 10 fatalities. this , by the way, while i will play for you, some absolutely stunning jaw-dropping footage here of an interview. chicago mayor laurie lori lightfoot gave when it came to the criticism for stats like that and what's going down in chicago. watch this. >> there have been questions

raised about your temperament and your reaction to criticism. how much of this do you think might have to do with the fact that you're a woman and specifically, a black woman? >> about 99% of it. look at my predecessors. people say that rachel: daley held a session with people that he didn't disagree on, rahm emmanuel was a polite guy who was a uniter? no. women and people of color are always held to different standards. i understand that. i've known that my whole life. >> about 99%, guys. rachel: yeah. >> it can't be that you're los ing control of your city council right now, because they want support and they realize that their districts are literally under attack right now rachel: right. >> and here is the main problem i'm not going to pretend like this problem didn't exist before her. she promised to resolve this. she promised to have a relationship with the police

department to win back trust, to go out there and walk the street and talk with the community. now, democrats in her own party are saying look, there are shootings happening right across the street from me. mayor you going to come out and support it and meanwhile she's actually harassing her staff, sending mean e-mails, some of this stuff is disgusting and to simplify it and be intellectual ly dishonest to say oh, it's because i'm a woman and i'm black. rachel: the problem has gotten worse under her -- >> 100%. rachel: 1,500 shootings since january that's just in the first six months of this year, so this is a war zone that we're seeing in chicago. james craig, former detroit police chief, walked talked to us earlier, and here is what he had to say about what's happening in cities that don't support the police. >> they're not focusing on the real core issue. i mean, i looked at the polls that just recently came out and

it talks about stricter gun control. how about let's focus on violent criminals. these are en bold en because they know there's not going to be any consequences associated with their actions. you must support the men and women who do the work. if you don't support them, we can talk about chicago. we can talk about new york. this defunding, ending qualified immunity. here is a response. de-policing. will: i wonder what americans tolerance is for this , draping yourself in victimhood ideology. you know, you create policies that exacerbate a problem and when the criticism comes you say the criticism is because i'm a minority or a woman or black. at what point it's obviously absurd to the level of comedic. you've got to laugh. that's ridiculous and then you have to get angry and then you have to go i'm done with this. i have no more tolerance for this victimhood or lack of accountability. it's unacceptable. >> it's not even close to being proportion at. i mean, chicago is literally,

the name for chicago is they made a whole documentary about it, and to simplify all of this criticism, i mean, it's just laughable as you said. rachel: yeah, well it's turning the people she claims she wants to help, the minority community, those are the people who -- will: are dying. rachel: who are losing their freedom because they are afraid to leave their house and send their kids to school. meanwhile, she also supported the unions that shutdown the schools for these people, so , you know, all of this is related to the culture, and that community. i think that's the root cause there. will: we also have a problem at the national level when it comes to cyberattacks increasing problems when it comes to ransomware attacks, they are even suggestions that the tokyo olympics this coming summer will be a target for ham archdiocese hackers. meanwhile joe biden was asked about this problem and where it might be originating from. his answer was a little confusing. watch. >> we're not sure of its direction. i'll be in better shape to talk

to you about it, hang on a second. i'll tell you what they sent me. i directed the full resources of the government to assist in a response if we determine, and i'll know better tomorrow and if it is either with the knowledge of and/or consequence of russia then i told putin we will respond. the initial thinking was it was not the russian government. >> getting worse, guys. it's really getting worse, as i said before, i'm not a doctor. i don't know. i can't prescribe or make a diagnosis or anything but i do know there's a difference in this guy. i'm not against people having notes. we have notes, we prep for the show, but you got to know the material. you're the president of the united states. you're getting briefings every single day, and to go out there and not be able to have just a basic conversation to a weak press. it's not, they give him lay-ups

all the time and he still needs notes for that. rachel: absolutely, we had miranda devine from the new york post on earlier. she says this makes america look weak. >> quite sad to see these moments when joe biden is so low energy and obviously, cognitive ly frail, but what's worrying is that it's projecting weakness to the rest of the world. america is under cyber attack. we've had in recent weeks, the colonial pipeline hack. we've had the food company hack, and now this one where 100 companies are affected. you know it's our critical infrastructure, we are like sitting ducks and you just want to get some strength coming from this government. rachel: yeah. will: it reveals two problems two growing problems for that matter the increasing unrestricted warfare of cyberattacks and how that plays a role in our country's future and the increasing problem of joe biden's ability to address

it. rachel: and i'm sorry just as a human, my heartbreaks watching that video. i wonder where his family members are, where his wife is. this is not fair to him, and i think it makes him look very bad and miranda's right it also makes our country look very bad. will: let's head over to ashley strohmier meyer that has headlines. reporter: a tennessee teen is behind bars for launching a fire work at a police helicopter. a detective allegedly saw john schmidt get out of his car and then fire that rocket at the chopper that fire work that is narrowly missing it. now schmidt tried to leave but was arrested. police found more fireworks in his car. he is now facing multiple charges. >> to hear a michigan police officer pulled a man from a fiery crash all caught on camera take a watch. gosh, could you imagine that officer says his training kicked

in as he rushed to the burning car and then dragged the victim to safety. the 23-year-old was taken to the hospital. he was trapped after being in a rollover crash. >> the dutchess of cambridge is self-isolating after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for covid-19. kensington palace says kate middleton is not experiencing any symptoms. the daily mail reports the dutchess has received both covid-19 vaccinations. prince william is scheduled to continue royal duties this week and is not required to isolate. >> and a mural dedicated to military is unveiled at a legion post in colorado for independence day. the tri-town area north of denver is showcasing their support and it cost the artist $5,000 but was paid for. sherwood win williams donated nateed the point and materials it is dubbed the biggest mural on any american legion building in the state of colorado. those are your headlines guys back to you. rachel: thanks a lot. >> coming up violence reaching

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>> you see needles, you see drugs, you see meth deals going down. you don't realize sometimes what you're living in the middle of until you see some, a video, and you think wait a minute. that's where i live. >> residents of venice beach, california, expressing frustration with the crime in homeless encampments when i spoke with them in may. now the violence is getting worse as viral video appears to show a homeless man getting punched and kicked with several people walking by, but never stepping into help. los angeles county sheriff alex villeneuva is down to bring public safety back to the area with his outreach team and he joins us now. sheriff, is this a crisis? >> this is a whole new meaning of the term crisis, because we have a double crisis. we have the actual problem on the ground, where you see the homeless encampments basically engulf the entire communities in los angeles county and then you have the political establishment who says there is no crisis, they don't want to declare a state of

emergency, they don't want to devote the resources to the problem or acknowledge that they just kind of well we have to be compassionate let's not do anything, literally. that is their approach to the problem, which is getting bigger by the way. >> which is clearly naive. sheriff one thing i noticed when i was on the ground there is in these homeless encampments they have their own system of justice , people that patrol the area, that keep people out of tents. why is that allowed to happen, is that because of the current ordinance that exists in the area? >> that is directly related to mayor garcettis decision and the city council to not enforce any of the restrictions about camping in public spaces, and we have to regulate and reclaim all of these public spaces or as you see , anarchy is what's ensuing, yet they still refuse to admit the obvious. >> wow so they get to defund the police, and say they don't want the actual cops there to enforce laws but they get to

have vigilante justice within these encampments. also, target, walgreens and a lot of the other stores in area are starting to close because of the theft, allowing people to run in and steal whatever they want if it's under a certain amount because they won't be prosecuted or arrested. >> well the architect of that is proposition 47 is our district attorney george gascon, when he was in san francisco, it worked really well in san francisco when they are being overrun by homelessness and lawlessness and now in hada he's the did a that has to prosecute and he's decided not to prosecute misdemeanors and people are realizing wow, there's no laws so i'll can do whatever i want. that's where we are. >> even when these stores decide to hire security they are put at risk too when they try to stop these folks that's why they are just stepping out of the way , sheriff. >> exactly and that's the sad thing.

the big stores can under write some of the losses not all of them like cvs if they are closing or walgreens but the mom and pop stores they just close their doors and they are out of business. >> let's just get this straight you work, get the money to start your own business, and then the government allows people to come in, steal it, won't replace it, won't prosecute the people, they come in and do it again and you're just left to fend for yourself. >> yeah and not only that, when people start realizing there's no point in calling police, they'll celebrate it, look crime is reduced we have less incidents, they are just the being reported and they will actually congratulate themselves , that's how tragic it is. >> sheriff it makes you wonder if that's part of the plan. is that how they pad their stat toss show one thing, it's just unbelievable. i'm out of time, thank you so much for your service. >> you got it. >> still ahead, arkansas, the latest to join the growing list of states sending reinforcement to the border. senator tom cotton reacts,

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rachel: welcome back to fox & friends. well overnight, rescue crews resumed looking for victims after the rest of the collapsed condo tower is demolished. charles watson is live in surfside with how officials think this will help the search for survivors. charles? reporter: good morning, rachel. the remnants of champlain towers south came down in the matter of seconds after about a day of preparation. demolition crews imploded what was left of the 13 story tower just after 10:30 sunday night. you see the explosives go off and the building comes down as a plume of dust fills the air, and it was thick. i could see it from my hotel about six blocks away, officials were racing to bring that

remaining section of the building down before any impact of tropical storm elsa could be felt. >> in terms of the impact for surfside which we're obviously very concerned about could see some gusts, but it has tracked west over the last day and a half, moreso than the initial forecast and so we'll just keep watching that and we'll be ready, we're prepared. reporter: and rescue crews are keeping an eye on that storm as well as they continue their search for 121 people who are still unaccounted for at the collapse site. this i in north miami beach and another in miami beach, were forced to close and evacuate hundreds of residents after structural issues were discovered at both buildings over the weekend, and will, if there is something good for folks to linger on here in the miami area, the national hurricane center has tropical storm elsa trending a little bit

more west, so this area could likely miss a direct impact. back to you, will. will: good news charles you've been all over this story thank you so much for the latest. gwen berry, the athlete who gained infamy, during her national anthem protest is facing backlash over her past defensive tweet, but her defense is capturing even more attention because as the olympic hammer thrower compares herself now to supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. tweeting i can relate to kavanaugh and agree, there's a lot of stuff i don't do like i did when i was 18 or 20. here to react former nfl player and the ceo of the brewer group, jack brewer. interesting comparison, compar ing herself to the supreme court justice. i do think there's an underlying point here. do we indulge in cancel culture and look into everybody's past and find out what we can find? i think gwen berry might deserve condemnation for what she did in the present, turning her back on the national anthem. what do you think, jack, what should we focus on here? >> right now, i really feel

sorry for her, because it's clear that some type of confusion, look at pictures and photos of her draped in the flag , that was just four years ago, loving this country, celebrating america, being proud to be an american and then all of a sudden, this woke culture has just completely distorted her mind. you start feeling sorry for her. you start wanting to pray for her, because you know, somethings just not right in her way of thinking, and it just shows us what we're facing with this culture, with this new culture that is embracing all of this hate and this division, it's like they speak out to find ways to divide us, and this is not good. i mean, going into the olympic games -- will: real quick you're making a fascinating point so three or four years ago you could see pictures of gwen berry holding up the flag and

literally draping herself in it and then it changes. do you think, really quickly, it's opportunism? is it just like oh, that's the fashionable movement of the moment or has something really changed? have people changed and now they , in the past, really honestly, 12 months decide the american experiment is evil? >> i think that this leftist mentality has warped her mind. i think its warped the minds of many people, but yeah, i think that it's the culture, has figured out a way to change her perspective on this country. its brain washed them and i think this is the example of what things like crt, critical race theory, this is what it will do to our children, if we allow it. will: i said i wanted to ask you about shakari richardson, she's the olympic sprinter who tested positive for marijuana. she's been suspended from the olympics, and nike is backing her and will continue to support her through this time. jack, do you know what's

fascinating is theres a lot of outrage online about being suspended, some call it racist, i think some are calling it sexist, whatever. when the truth is she's the one handling this in the right way. she's taking accountability for this issue. >> i applaud her, i applaud her right now. i think it's a time where we should focus on rules that need to be changed. should you be published? yeah, i couldn't smoke marijuana , we all knew that and she accepted it and at the same time we have to follow the rules but sometimes rules need to be changed and upgraded when you have more information, i think it's going to allow these athletes to take opioids for their pain and for their injuries. why would you not allow them to take a natural substance that is also a pain reliever. i think you need to bring balance and fairness here and i feel sorry for her and i also think that president biden, he comes out and gives the time for

him to lead, you have a lot of people still suffering because of pre-historic marijuana laws and regulations. this is the time to step out in front of that and at least try to advocate for these athletes for more fairness. will: right. it's not hard to conclude the rule is flawed, the rule should be changed in the future at the same time it is a rule and if you break the rule, you suffer the consequences. that's not being a sheep, suffer ing the consequences from breaking a bad rule. it makes you an adult. it's a child who expects to break a rule and escape the consequences. jack, good stuff, man, always. thank you. >> god bless you guys. will: so captain america gets political, again. this time, calling american dream a lie, and the comic, comic book, even weighing in on immigration, our country's senator tom cotton is here to react, next. (upbeat pop music in background throughout)

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>> you're sending up to 40 members of the arkansas national guard down to the texas border. is it fair to say that this is more of a political gesture than actually helping the situation? >> no, i disagree with that completely, and what they've given to us on the border is a political nightmare, and so it deserves a cooperative response between the states and the federal government to what's happening right now is disaster, it's a human tragedy what we're seeing with the change in policy coming out of the biden administration. will: that's arkansas governor a sa hutchinson address ing that he's one of several republican governors who now answered texas governor greg abbott's call to help, to send law enforcement to help enforce the southern border. let's bring in now arkansas gop senator tom cotton. senator thank you so much for being here. i'd love to ask you about this we've seen florida answer

the call, now arkansas answer the call and south dakota answer the call. south dakota is an interesting case donation the billionaire from tennessee donated the money to is support law enforcement from south dakota going to texas and that brings up some interesting conundrums that hutchinson was asked about in that interview. is it appropriate, is it the right use and i ask this in all curiosity. is that good precedent? is that bad precedent for a government to use private donations to fund law enforcement being dedicated for this purpose? >> well, will, i think that's really a question of state law, and each state may vary on how they support their national guard when they are mobilized. what i think is a real shame though is that any governor needs to send national guard troops to the border at the request of the texas governor, and then it all goes back to joe biden's failed border policies. look, texas and new mexico and

arizona, california maybe the literal border states but joe biden has brought the crisis of the border to all 50 states. i was in south dakota just last week and i heard from many who are worried about the drugs flowing into their communities, about the threat of illegal alien crime. we're worried about that in arkansas as well. if joe biden would simply continue construction of the border wall, rather than paying these contractors not to work, and if he would stop the flow of migrants, now hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens pouring into the country over last six months, and the texas governor wouldn't have had to put out this urgent call to support from other governors around the country. rachel: yeah. >> i want to switch to this. captain america, on how america is built on lies. you've got to hear this. this is a quote. "here is the thing about a dream a dream isn't real. i'm starting to think america actually has two dreams and one lie.

the first american dream is the one that isn't real, if some people expect just to be handed to them and then they get angry when it disappears when the truth is, it never really existed in the first place. it doesn't get along nicely with reality. oath oath culture, immigrants. the poor are at our best, when we keep no one out. a good dream is shared, shared radically, when something isn't shared i can become the american lie." i think this is such terrible rhetoric. it is true that we didn't live up to our documents but the documents weren't flawed. it was the human beings, right? >> yeah, i mean, lawrence, it sounds like captain america may need a demotion to lieutenant after this. this is what happens when you allow left wing activists to write your comic books, and it reflects a kind of march through our cultural institutions, comic books, schools, and indoctrinating our kids to believe that kind of none

nonsense. over the weekend you saw the new york times running a story about how the flag is now a divisive symbol for many americans. we should be proud of our heritage and our founding principles, 245 years ago this weekend, our founding fathers declared our independence not just because of local grievances over taxes or soldiers but because they wanted to found a new republic dedicated to the proposition that all men are created equal, as abraham lincoln said, now, we haven't always achieved that practice, but our history has been one of continuingly struggling to realize those ideals. that's exactly what dr. martin luther king said in his "i have a dream" speech in which he explicitly invoked the declaration and said that we , our work is the full realization of america's founding principles. we should teach our children, whether it's in the schools, or in our movies and television or yes, our comic books, to be

proud of and celebrate america's traditions. rachel: right i mean the irony he's captain america, right, senator? and i think you're spot on when you talk about this is the latest thing they are taking over and it's also self-serving, because if the american dream is dead, if its rigged guess what? we need big government. we need democrats, so you're spot on there senator. thanks so much for joining us today. we always appreciate your insight. >> thanks, senator. will: thank you. >> thank you, all. >> now, today tropical storm elsa is expected to make landfall in cuba, 180,000 people evacuated the island as the storm gains strength overnight. will: three people were killed in the caribbean including a 15- year-old, and a 75-year-old in the dominican republic. a nasa astronaut shared these images of elsa from the international space station. rachel: florida declared a state of emergency for 15 counties assett el is expected to hit the gulf coast tomorrow and

wednesday. meteorologist adam klotz is here with our fox weather forecast. adam what's going on? >> adam: hey, good morning guys beautiful in new york city but as you said the big weather story now continues to be tropical storm elsa, that is spinning just south of the island of cuba. it's going to be crossing over the island today and when it makes that move it's really going to become clear where exactly that system is going to track but this is our current forecast track and you see it by getting into tuesday morning, running a few western store of florida, the western coast of florida, likely not making landfall until wednesday at this point getting up north of the tampa area, of course that could shift a little bit, but as we stand right now, we've got tropical storm warnings across the florida key, stretching up to naples and fort myers, that'll continue to stretch north as this system moves north , it's going to start to see maybe outer bands of rain here monday evening into early tuesday morning, but you're not seeing that real heavy rain, guys, start to move through the florida keys until tuesday morning. of course, we will be watching it as it makes that move for now , back into you.

will: thanks, adam. so coming up, the lead singer of the rock group "stain" is out with a new patriotic song country music star aaron lewis joins us next to explain why he's so fed up with activists disrespecting old glory. >> ♪ you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too.

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rachel: as the nation celebrates our independence day a brand new song is calling out the growing disrespect for the american flag >> ♪ am i the only one, here tonight, shaking my head and thinking somethings ain't right, is it just me, am i losing my mind, am i standing on the edge of the end of time, am i the only one, tell me i'm not, who thinks that taking all the good we got, and turning it

back ♪ ♪ am i the only one, willing to fight for my love of the red and white and the blue, burning on the ground and another statute coming down. >> rock star, country music singer aaron lewis joins us now, aaron, i mean, there's so many things we could talk to you about and i don't want to dominate this interview but you've gone viral, you're number one on spotify this song everybody is sending it to their friends everybody is listening. a how surprised are you by that but b, more importantly, just give me your inspiration. what went into this and what made you sit down and start to put this together? >> well, i lived through the last year and a half with you and everybody else in this country, and i found myself on many occasions just like all of you, sitting and scratching

my head and wondering what is going on in this amazing country that we have. rachel: you know, aaron, it went viral because you have tapped into something we're all feeling we're all feeling that anger but also, that sadness for what we're losing. one of the things i found interesting about your biography and your story is that you got your love for country but also your love for the country, from your grandfather who told you all of the stories when he was in world war ii. country music is a storytelling genre. how much of this is happening to america, because we are not telling these stories about our goodness and our greatness any more to our children. >> you know, i think that we're not talking enough. i think that we're not communicating enough with each other. i think that, you know, together

we stand an divided we fall and this country has done some pretty amazing things going on those words. >> aaron you talk about talking to each other a you're right. te country but are still pridef ul of the country. how do you weave the two? >> just the simple thread that connects us all which that we're americans and that means something. that means we're a part of something greater than any human experiment that's ever taken place, and we're blessed and we're lucky to be able to wake up in the morning and call ourselves americans. doesn't matter what side of the fence you stand on. will: bravo. that's exactly how so many

people feel and that's the point you've obviously tapped into something as rachel said that so many people feel. the inspiration of what it is to be an american, the fear that we're losing what it is to be american and who gets to define, who tells our story, are we defined by our good, by what we've done is not just good but unique in this history of the human experiment or by what is bad? so with all that being said you've tapped into something. really quickly, aaron, how surprised are you by how its been received? >> you know, you're always surprised when success happens. will: we're up against it, aaron i'm sorry. >> i was grateful to hit a nerve, and i hope i did with everybody. will: you did. rachel: you did. will: more "fox & friends."

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>> that does it for us this morning. enjoy the day. >> bye, everybody. >> a loud explosion in south florida last night as crews brought down what was left of that collapsed condo with tropical storm elsa approaching. welcome to "america's newsroom," i'm griff jenkins. >> i have to remember the say the fifth. all morning long folks have been saying happy fourth. it