kids go crazy. >> bill: that is one handsome dog. peter would say, thanks! that's a good-looking shot. it's a fun tradition. there is patriots like someone who emigrated from this country. nice to be back with you! >> dana: "the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: a fox news alert, the city of chicago saw the deat weekend of the year this past holiday, he said he calling it a war zone. good morning, this is "the faulkner focus," i am gillian turner. brand-new numbers are in off this bloodshed, 100 people were shot in chicago over the weekend over the course of 72 hours and this includes two active duty police officers.

18 of those americans shot died, we are also learning that four children were among the injured over the past few days with a total of a hundred 94 children so far have been shot in the city, in 2021 alone. he is warning police are not even being given the support they need to try and curtail this mayhem. take a listen. >> there is nobody backing them. all these different parts, the first ones if something goes the wrong way. 6,000 people shot in the last 18 months, this is a war zone. the officers can't be held accountable for everything that happens. >> gillian: mike tobin is on the ground and he joins us now. >> there is no shortage of

bloodshed, chicago saw a high of that. young people swarmed downtown, they shot off fireworks, one police officer was injured when he was hit in the year with a bottle rocket. 61 people were arrested on the west side of chicago. police were disbursed, 1:30 a.m. when someone fired shots into the crowd. a police commander and a sergeant were hit. one in the leg and one in the foot. >> celebratory fireworks going off, they were dispersing the crowd, they heard shots, not sure if they were targeted or if this was people celebrating or shooting indiscriminately, we will find that out. >> the official number say 100 people were shot and 18 were killed, and has since worked caught in the cross fire.

five children were shot from sunday to monday morning, a 6-year-old girl was shot in the same location, a 5-year-old girl, police superintendent david brown is said to give public comments any moment now and standing by for those. >> gillian: thank you so much. we are going by the power panel now. former biden campaign surrogate and rachel campos duffy, fox & friends weekend cohost, her new series women of the white house takes a look at her nation's most prominent first ladies, congratulations. let's pick up on the story there. we are talking about the city of chicago, but obviously this is not limited to that city. 400 americans shot, nationwide, a hundred and 50 of people fatally. >> let's just look at chicago.

the mayor of chicago has said, there are several reasons why this is happening. she says one of them is that there is neighboring states like wisconsin and iowa where criminals are going across because of the lax gun laws and bringing the guns to chicago. that's the reason why. she can't explain that they don't have the same crimes that are terrorizing people in chicago. she says it's racism. she's being criticized for this because of racism and sexism. what is racist and sexist and in particular racist is not providing black and brown people on poor people with the safety and security they need to pursue their dreams to go to work and keep their children safe. they are living in terror. as mike tobin reported, there are lots of babies and children involved in these the statistics.

>> the problem is not just limited to civilians. seven police officers were hurt in the major cities. one was shot while responding to a parking dispute. this is a real problem. >> it's horrific. this is why i wrote last week saying we need to fund to the police. they need more resources. that is why i was applauding president biden with the attorney general, putting more resources, putting more resources behind, getting jobs when we know violent spikes more which is even a horrifying thing to think about. the crime rate is likely to go up as we move into july and august. were there tackling dealers. we need to do more, the administration will be doing more, democratic mayors need to do more.

to rachel's point, people are living in terror in these cities. it's all over the place. >> these are directs results of policies. there are three reasons why this happened. there are a lot of d.a.'s that are funded, just letting criminals off. they ran on it and they're doing it, we have this defund the police mentality. democrats, activists, implemented by mayors like mayor lightfoot. the third are social policies that are breaking down the family, especially that black family, discouraging family formation. we know the damage that's being done by the unions to which the democratic party is beholden to, relegating these children or sentencing them to really

dangerous schools. i think you're well-intentioned, but you need to look at the policies that are hurting the people. >> i want to follow up there. one of the problems is the crime spike coinciding with or leading to -- however you view this problem. this massive police recruitment and retention crisis. 35% spike in retirement, early retirements. it seems like a problem right now. >> we need more democrats and that's why i'm proud to be one of them. we need to give them the resources to combat this violence, to recruit strong officers. to empower them to join the force within their own communities so it looks and acts like the community it seeking to serve. this is a problem and we need democrats and republicans to speak out.

that is why i'm so passionate. it is horrific. >> gillian: i want to move on. don't leave me yet. republican senator ted cruz we have heard hit back with cori bush. he said attacking american independence day on july 4th. they claim on twitter at stolen land and that americans in 2021 will not get free. they tweeted "hateful lies, the left hates america." rachel come over to you. >> these are lies. they're part of the whole idea of distorting our history that's a socialist plot, to warp the intentions of our documents which were to get us away from tyranny and now they're trying to say, no, this is to sustain

slavery. that was not why the revolutionary war was called. it's also about power. if you can convince, black people in america are free. our country is not systemically racist and what they are trying to do, maxine waters and others, you are a victim, the american dream is dead. it's rigged. and therefore it if the american dream is dead, you need us! you need all the handouts and things we are going to do. it's very dangerous and i think people listening to your show right now are feeling the straining and this division that i think can ruin our country. >> thank you politics. rachel mentioned that cori bush is not the only person of color that was tweeting about the fourth of july critically.

maxine waters wrote "july 4th and the declaration of independence says all men are created equal. only white man? isn't it something they wrote this in 7076 when african-americans were enslaved. they weren't thinking about us then, but we are thinking about us now." that's quite a proclamation. >> i'm reminded from the adage of martin luther king where he said, i criticize america because i love her. we have a history, to her point, blacks in this country were counted as three fifths. when the constitution was written in philadelphia. we were on a journey. we have not reach that promised land, but it's important. i've always said this is the greatest nation in the world. i want to see it better. to the points made by the congresswoman, that is what they're trying to strive for. >> can i say something?

really quick. the founding documents were used to free the. they were used as a dispense of our silver war. yes, they were. it was a white. i know they did! it was used by frederick douglass and abraham lincoln to free the. let me just say, abraham lincoln freed the slaves and hundreds of thousands of white americans fought and died to free the! we have to focus on that and all the progress we've made! and what the democrats are doing is not focus on the -- it's the goodness of america. it's meant to change our country. from a constitutional republic into a marxist socialist place that's foreign to the american ideals.

>> gillian: it's clear you both love america. we love talking to both of you. >> thank you. more and more states are deploying law enforcement, activist groups are putting pressure on president biden to step in and stop them themselves. saying it's their prerogative to protect their security interest. he joins us next with a take on all of that. plus this. the nation's largest teachers union throwing support behind critical race theory, the backlash and what this means for schoolchildren across the country. >> critical race theory is a fairy tale promoted by many of my democratic colleagues. including the white house. ♪ ♪ou liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five!

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♪ ♪ >> gillian: search and rescue teams have found more bodies in florida where crews are working around the clock as tropical tropical storm elsa approaches. 32 people have been confirmed dead. the latest development. >> nearly two weeks of search and rescue efforts and there still no signs of life, they confirm, pork or mob bodies were found at the side of the building, that brings the deatho 32 people who were conformed dead, hundred 13 still unaccounted for. that was delivered first to the family members this morning during debriefing. >> the waiting, the waiting, it's unbearable.

receiving that your loved one is gone is also unbearable. please continue to hold all the families in your hands and your heart and your prayers during this unimaginably difficult time. >> all morning long we've seen those big dump trucks rolling in to add to the more than 5 million pounds of debris that's been collected from the collapse. crews have been working around the clock to pull people from under heavy concrete as it continues to move closer and closer to the coast and while they are not a direct impact down here, the winds are picking up and we have seen a few ray bans, but it could be worse. officials are trying to avoid another catastrophe. the mayor sells engineers are doing what he calls a deep dive to assess its structural

stability. >> we do not know why the first building fell down, we have significant concerns about that. >> the tower is obviously the sister tower, the mayor says they've been in contact with residents who have lived there and are offering them places to live. some residents have taken him up on that offer, but evacuations at this hour are voluntary. >> gillian: charles, stay safe and we appreciate your reporting. >> president biden is facing pressure to keep the national guard away from the u.s. southern border. the largest latino advocacy group, urging the president to stop states from sending their own law enforcement troops to tackle the border crisis saying "we told the president in no uncertain terms, this is an

interaction between rebellious states that must be stopped." a dozen states have deployed troops to confront the surge of migrants, critics say it left them no other choice. listen. >> this administration cannot pretend to be serious about the crisis at the border if they refused to secure our border! that means enforcing our border policies, it also means and daily policies that are taking people here in the first place. i'm glad to see there are governors because they need to. they need to protect and defend their state! >> mark barron of hd attorney general of arizona joins us now. this is pitting president biden's executive prerogative against the states prerogative to protect interest. who do you see coming out on top here ultimately?

>> i think the first thing we need to start with is what does the constitution say? >> gillian: it sounds like a reasonable place to start. [>> thank you. look, at the end of the day, these states have the right, they have the right to have historically public health and safety, the biden administration are advocating the responsibility, incentivizing people. people try to cross the border illegally, we know there are 1.2 million people refusing to deport. that means criminals are being released into the community. the reality is, this is the biden administration's job and one of the things that worries me so much, one of our lawsuits, emails have come out that during black history month activists

said the white house, urging them to stop it and they did. they're not listening to law enforcement, they're listening to activists. this is a bad sign that the biden administration will cave to the far left wing of the party and that will result in people getting hurt. speed to take a look at this, 33% of respondents include the handling of the southern border, 51% disapprove. this isn't issue that has dogged him from day one. the vice president has traveled to the region, traveled to the region, travel to the northern triangle, have you seen any signs from anyone in the administration that the forward may be clearer? things may improve? >> by any objective standard, the spike in fentanyl, decreased drug prices, the biden

administration has empowered the cartels, they made our communities more dangerous by allowing them into our communities. it's only going to get worse. i don't look at those, but what i do care about is protecting taxpayers. there is going to be physical cost associated add human tragedy associated, whether that's the increase in overdose deaths, drug dependency, whether it's god forbid one of these criminals being released. the biden administration has advocated their responsibility. >> we've also learned that the white house, the attorney general, they are honoring the possibility of taking multiple other states to court over these new election laws. it could likely include your states. we want to bring this up for viewers. you promise to fight any legal

challenge. you said arizona will not sit back, refuse to uphold walls or commandeer our state sovereignty. it's a bold promise there. are you confident you will prevail in a court of law? >> if you look at the case i just argued, it's clear the courts are not in the mood for this nonsense. if you look at the hypocrisy of the left, new york, new jersey, the list goes on and on, we offer a plethora of options. if the biden administration wants to take our state to court, i will fight them. to quote al davis. >> does it go to arizona, upping the ante for you, making the bar higher? >> it will make it much more

difficult for doj to proceed with these publicity stunts and make no mistake, that is what they are. they're trying to appease the far left of the party and their shredding the department of justice. i worked there, the idea that they will go into red states because they want to micromanage is really not only the constitution, but it exposes how political this is. we know there are whole host of states with way more restrictions that arizona has. shame on the doj and he bided administration for caving to left-wing activists. >> gillian: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> gillian: a heavily armed group of men were nine hours are finally facing the judge today, they claim they are part of this group that's "peaceful" but

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truck still parked and reported there were two more bodies in the back. meanwhile police in long beach, california, are investigating a martin luther king junior statute as a hate crime. somebody painted a swastika, the graffiti has been removed. ten of the 11 men in an armed standoff with massachusetts state police are in court today, they're going to be arranged on weapon charges. they say they belong to this militia group that doesn't recognize u.s. law and that they were traveling from rhode island for "training on what they claim on private land." police say none of them had a license to carry firearms in the state. aisha hosni's life at the white house. >> good morning to you, still

waiting for this arraignment. i'll tell you what is strange, at the district court house, there are dozens of state troopers that are inside and surrounding the courthouse, a big show of force, it is not normal for this money to be here. and there is a dozen or more supporters of this group. we've heard them chanting. at this point police say it's too early to tell if there was some kind of motive or plan that was concocted by this group and what happened over the weekend. i will show you video of this alleged ordeal. this is video from a live stream on youtube by those men who claim to be a part of this rise group. they believe in this sovereign citizenship ideology and their

wearing military, body armor, police say they were armed. two pistols, two rifles and a shotgun. they claimed they were traveling for some training and that they simply pulled over along i-95 and were waiting to re-field. an officer stopped and offered them assistance and that is when the standoff began. residents nearby were ordered to shelter in place. a couple of man ran into the woods. they claimed they were not breaking any laws and police said they did not have permits to carry firearms in massachusetts. >> 11 armed individuals standing with guns slung on an interstate highway at two in the morning raises concerns. it's not consistent with the firearm laws we have here.

>> most of the suspects are from new york. three are refusing to identify themselves even today, they're facing charges from unlawful possession of firearm to conspiracy to commit a crime. the investigation is far from over. it will go back to the scene to see if there were more firearms that may have been ditched or dropped during that whole ordeal that happened over the weekend, but we are still waiting to see on this. >> thank you. there are some backlash now from the national education association, the nations largest teacher union, 3 million public school employees to publicize critical race theory, and higher rate team of dedicated staffers who will help union members fight back against ert's critics. republican senator john kennedy

is slamming the move, he appeared a short while ago. listen to what he has to say. >> critical race theory teaches that white children are born bad. it teaches that black children are born trapped. there is no hope for them. it's a stick point of view. in my judgment, critical race theory is cynical, ahistorical, sophomoric, insipid, and dumb as a bag of hey. >> that is senator kennedy, anita vogel is tracking the story. >> it's interesting because early on proponents of critical race theory were reluctant to confirm it was being taught in the first place and now the naa is out with his very public push. the curriculum for the idea, races and him as a part of

everyday life and the legal system is geared towards favoring white people and that students need to learn that. here's part of the new guidance from the naa. a push to publicize "an already created, and depth study that critiques white supremacy, anti-blackness, anti-ingenuity, racism, patriarchy, capitalism, and forms of power and depression." parents are rejecting this whole thing and some lawmakers are speaking out against the naa. >> parents need to be focused on what their kids are learning. they will listen to the parents as long as the parents are they are talking. don't let them take back control, it's that simple. >> one practice leads to discrimination, disempowerment and victimhood. parents need to demand to see what's in the curriculum.

>> more than 25 states have either introduced bills or taken other steps to restrict the curriculum. in some school districts like virginia, parents and school board members have gone had to head over what's being taught, yelling, protesting, and some on arrest. nine states have banned critical race theory, and the summer of still young. back to you. >> anita, thank you so much. meanwhile an op-ed in "the new york post" says this about the actions. "this is a significant reversal for the activists who are insisting that critical race theory is not taught in k-12. this was always a bad faith claim, it's over a decade. the official endorsement is the final nail in the coffin. let's bring in joe concha, politics columnist and fox news

contributor. we can start in different places, but we talked about how one of the problems, there is nothing resembling a consensus across the country about what we are even talk about when we discuss critical race theory. is it about race? is it about history? anita flagged it, this new resolution says this is what they will focus on. anti-blackness, anti-ingenuity, patriarchy, capitalism. that doesn't really narrow it down. does it? >> no, it expands it. to "the new york post"'s point, we were told by media that being taught in schools, it was a myth, like republicans wanted to defund the police smith, but they're serious as a heart attack. when you gave thanks under an

itinerary, while we focus on that and teach our young children to see people through a racial prism, it will only do that. we will lag behind the rest of the world and reading, math, science, 25th in that department. the first is china. ireland actually comes in at 11. the u.s. it's at 25th. while we are focused on all those things you mentioned, we will fall further behind the rest of the industrial world in terms of educating our children and getting ready for adulthood. don't blame the teachers, blame the teachers union including the president of the united states who fails to stand up to those who are pushing this forward and enacting this on our children when math, reading and science are behind at this point. >> gillian: i think reasonable americans can agree that it's

necessary sometimes, preferable sometimes for the history books to get updated to reflect its, to reflect a consensus, to acknowledge where we are at any given point in time. what we are teaching kids today is not the same as what we are teaching them in grade school. when it comes to very young grade school children, they'll have interviews saying, it's about a choice on emphasis. do you want to emphasize the good parts, the redeeming parts of america as long, fraught wonderful history or do you want to emphasize the failing and shortcomings? if you choose one at the expense of the other, no one will have a realistic understanding. >> right, and what many kids are taken aback by, what ages we are teaching them critical race

theory. if you want to teach it at the college level, that is one thing. when we are talking about elementary school kids, when i have a five and 7-year-old, they don't see the world through race, they see it through a utopia of con candy. >> gillian: a quick question, i want to build on your personal experience. your five in your 7-year-old, how long were teach in school for a day? >> my son was in six hours in transitional kindergarten and he will be in kindergarten next year. and then my 7-year-old, shall be in seventh grade next year, it was four hours a day until may. >> gillian: half a day really. have a normal average american workday there. it's about a priority and it's about what teachers are saying. if you want to update history, modernize curriculum, that's

great, but you have to get it straight. you can't do that without smart priority. >> you need the foundation of learning basic things and then building off of it to their appeared to teach this sort of stuff, you look at the school board efforts, and they had a great report. it bears repeating. a huge indicator on how parents are receiving this. there's been 54 recall efforts in the country this year and were barely halfway through. ten years ago for the whole year there were only 21 recall efforts in the entire year, just two years ago there were 20! we are on pace for five times the amount of efforts of school boards and i think it's because crt is a primary driver and those efforts and the overall educational systems across the country! >> gillian: 51 recall efforts, hundred and 30 different people.

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speeds who we are learning of new fears in the medical community about a new covid variant, and may be resistant ts are saying the high contagious variant is to blame for peru having the highest death rate in the world. the cdc says so far there are no known cases in the united states. president biden will speak this afternoon about his covid-19 response, he did just narrowly missed his day getting 70% vaccinated. joining us now, fox news contributor and a professor at john hopkins university. let's start with the variant.

what does it mean when we hear this floating around, it may be resistant? does that mean less resistant? entirely resistant? or something else? >> both natural immunity and vaccinated, that would reset the board and that is what we are concerned about come about, vigilant about. no variant has done that. there is a group of researchers that are suggesting this variant has invaded vaccination immunity, but it was vaccinated with the chinese vaccine which has a low efficacy. it contradicts an nyu study that there effective in preventing illness. >> gillian: it's the number one killer in peru right now, that variant among other variants. how much does it mean that the cdc says there is no cases

today? couldn't there be a new case tomorrow? >> i'm sure it's already here. they're not tracking with that level of high capture rates, but it is covid-19. every covid-19 infection is with a variant of some kind. >> gillian: halfway across the world and israel's health ministry says it's less effective at inventing the delta variant as the other major variant, it dropped to 64%. health officials there, they are saying the vaccine is 93% effective than venting serious illness and hospitalization. break that down into english for us please. >> that's right, studies have suggested that despite the breakthrough infections, they are so incredibly protective. when you hear it's 93

preventive, that doesn't mean that 17% of people get breakthrough infections. , they were clustered. the level of protection is 99.5%. >> gillian: that's good news. i want to make sure we get you or take. kids can be exposed to dangerous levels of carbon monoxide when they're wearing the mask for as little as 3 minutes, researchers found 45 children were exposed to co2 levels up to 12 times what they said is the healthy limit. focused on making children wear masks in public spaces does more harm than good. what is your take? >> there is no point in wearing masks if there is no benefit and there is some harm, but does it translate into health outcomes?

i've been wearing a mask most of the adult life as a surgeon. why should a child wear a mask if the risk of transmission is low. of the 326 deaths of kids in covid-19, we still don't know if they were incidental diagnosis or covid-19 was the cause. i'm calling on the cdc to parse through that data. we are making a law to policy decisions based on that number. we need to know if covid was incidental. >> gillian: causal or incidental, your thoughts on the united states missing the 70% mark? huge failure or still some good news coming out of it somewhere. >> 21 states met the goal weird i think the speech was a good speech. i've had serious issues include

enclosing public schools, but i thought it was a reasonable goal. doctor, we have to leave it there. we really appreciate it. and q at home for tuning in, tomorrow "outnumbered" is coming up next. ♪ ♪

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>> emily: fox news alert, growing fallout after violence rocked the july 4th weekend and part of the country. many of the nation's largest cities are struggling to contain a surge in crime amid a rash of finger-pointing among those in charge. the numbers are staggering. more than 260 people have been killed in shootings across the country this weekend alone. this is "outnumbered" and i met emily compagno. here today are my cohost kayleigh mcenany, anchor of fox news at night and chief legal correspondent shannon bream, a host of kennedy on