have a quorum. staff is being hired to do the job. we are there to seek the truth. we are not there to get trump. but truth, trump, that seems to be with the other side is a test with. >> you spell it with your hands. gutfeld is next. >> friday july 2, '03, another shocking shooting has people looking for cover and running for their lives on a busy night near popular restaurants in washington dc and it is just days after baseball fans did the same during the shooting near the national game. the terrifying scene every day, americans are sadly getting used to. >> don't throw away your masks yet. more suitable bring back mask mandate with your vaccinated or not.

>> this video is a wild. a man comes face-to-face with a black bear that found its way inside his car because why not? "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪♪ >> the bear made a cameo in that guy's car. but they don't have to force them out of the video like he tried to force the bear out. >> it is friday night. will you be on the tabletop? todd: the latest still young. i put the baby to bed by 7:30. by 7:31 iowa sleep. tonight, who knows? you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. jillian: america's crime crisis is shots ring out in major cities across the country amid a surgeon gun violence.

>> a shooting in downtown dc leaves two people hurt. >> reporter: police are still looking for these two men accused of being behind a shooting near a popular restaurant in dc, two men were shot but are expected to be all right. this follow several shootings in dc recently including a drive-by shooting the left a 6-year-old girl deadline with a shooting outside the national ballpark. in chicago eight people were put in the hospital following a drive-by shooting involving a party bus where the shooter is on the run. several of the shootings happened in the city, one left the 15-year-old that after being shot in the head. most of the victims are in serious or critical condition from the party bus but others are in fair condition. >> if you pick up again, if you shoot indiscriminately into a crowd normally but we find you but we will take you to federal court and ship you to south dakota and you will never see your family again. >> two weeks ago.

steve brown blames kim fox for the crime same is too little consequences and the courts but fox says brown needs to stop pointing the finger. so far this year there have been 410 homicides in chicago and a little more than 1800 shootings. that number is up 9% compared to 2020. all of this while the biden administration is responding to crime with a crackdown on guns and sending merrick garland to meet with local law enforcement leaders. >> a set of tactics aimed at a particular kind of problem, trafficking of illegal guns into the cities. >> in st. louis and accused killer is still in the streets after the charges were dropped because the prosecutor didn't show up. >> did you not know that the attorney was on maternity leave? do you know where your employees are? you need to be in charge of your

office. you can't do that, you shouldn't be in that office. >> totally unacceptable for something like that to happen. jillian: thank you. >> president biden authorizing sanctions against the cuban official of the cuban government agency of the crackdown on antigovernment protests. the sanctions are coming along with the country a few special forces brigades known as the black berets, the unit has been around the protesters and journalists during these demonstrations. biden want cuba's government saying the sanctions were, quote, just the beginning, the president promising to help restore internet to the island. >> the covid 19 origin investigation comes to an impasse. china rejecting the who's request begin phase 2 of its probe which would have included audits of labs and markets in wuhan. in response the white house said this. >> we are deeply disappointed. their position is irresponsible

and frankly dangerous. jillian: it violates science and it cannot accept, quote, this kind of plan for origins raising. >> four minutes after the hour, the white house, no decision on nationwide mask mandate says he was cities opt to bring them back. >> florida governor ron desantis thousand resist mask mandate for kids, griff jenkins joins us from washington with more on the fight over face coverings. >> reporter: the question is to mask or not mass, the answer is not so clear after reports of internal debate at the white house, the president dodged the question. >> we follow the science. what is "happening now" is all the major scientific operations in this country and the 25 person group we put together a looking at all possibilities of what is "happening now".

>> white house press secretary jen psaki insists no determination has been reached deeper into the cdc. >> we are regularly in touch and had regular meetings with cdc about how to continue to address the virus. there hasn't been a decision made. it will always been public health guidance and they made that very clear. >> 40% of new covid cases are coming from these three states, florida, texas and missouri fell with florida accounting for one in five infections and this is on the heels of the president's announcement the cdc would advise kids under 12 to wear a mask. some cities like atlanta and chicago leading of the florida governor ron desantis is not so fast. >> there's been talk about potentially people advocating at the federal level imposing compulsory masks on kids.

we are not doing that in florida. we need our kids to breathe. >> this, strong criticism from the white house. >> if i were a parent in florida that would be greatly concerning to me because kids under the age of 12 are not vaccinated, they are not eligible yet. >> reporter: the war report says the cdc accounts for 82% of new cases with nearly all hospitalizations and deaths among the unvaccinated. todd: whose fault is the rise in the delta variance, the surging we have seen across america? clearly the republicans. the media is blaming them lock stock and smoking barrel. look at these headlines, just one from nbc, gop supporters die of covid they are split on the vaccination message. interested in that title is only gop supporters are dying of covid. this has been a conservative pushed by many members of the media and i think it is completely disingenuous

especially when you have black and latino communities that by and large history tells us do not vote republican not taking the vaccine and they themselves dying in record numbers as well. >> it is not fair to be perfectly honest to paint such a picture and put everyone who according to nbc is dying in one corner in one party. there are people on all sides of the aisle who for medical reasons can't get a vaccine like that. that doesn't mean they are just republican, there are people on both sides who still want to do more research to figure out if it is going to be the right decision for them and that is okay. a lot of people in the republican party have been saying have these conversations with your doctors, choose wisely, use your freedom and make this decision that is going to be best for you and your family but i know it is not a 1-size-fits-all issue here. >> there are democrats and republicans who got the vaccine, democrats and republicans who

aren't getting the vaccine. as for the vaccine itself let's listen to a throwback who has been on our program before, cochair of the doctor's caucus talking about supporting the vaccine. >> those have been vaccinated already for covid 19 are doing pretty well when it comes to the delta variance but i'm concerned about those that aren't getting vaccinated especially in more vulnerable communities so we want to see that continue. we've done public service announcements, we tried to get it out there, they have a much better chance of survival. jillian: i haven't heard people saying don't get the vaccine, just do what is right for you. todd: and ask questions. i got the vaccine, that was my choice and let's not forget i will say this every time we do a

point like this, who was the individual who spearheaded the vaccine? operation work speed, it was a republican, donald trump, who told you not to the vaccine if it was a vaccine? jillian: kamala harris, she said she wouldn't take the vaccine just to be -- >> and then that carries a lot of weight. >> this is the topic of conversation because 30% of immigrants in ice custody have refused the covid 19 vaccine as you look at the surging covid cases among migrants in the rio grande valley sector, 135 detainees tested positive in the first 2 weeks of july, that's a 900% increase compared to the previous 14 months, that is a serious issue. >> you don't hear the people blaming this for the rising cases, it is cherry picking by the democrats which happens over and over trying to fit their narrative. there are many reasons the delta variance is rising, this one of them. this needs to be highlighted. jillian: neither of us our medical professionals, we don't know why, we don't know a lot of things about covid still, we don't know a lot of things about the variant still, we don't know

why cases are rising one variant as opposed to the other, we are not medical experts but when you look at numbers like that in statistics like that and you hear from the administration how they want americans to get vaccinated and the world to get vaccinated and by that i mean helping and spreading and sending to other countries, why are we not hearing about that issue from the other side? todd: we are not medical professionals and they are not medical professionals themselves, disagreements among themselves. jillian: i'm not a doctor. todd: i took organic chemistry in my sophomore year at college but i'm close. the medical professionals are not in agreement on this. that is why it is important you ask the questions were range of answers. jillian: talk about quarterback tom brady. i will talk about tom brady because his super bowl ring collection, take a look.

they are getting their super bowl lv championship rings in tampa, call the glitz and gland you might expect including 319 diamonds to commemorate their win over kansas city chiefs. todd: i want a super bowl ring just for the money. time -- i'm not going down that rabbit hole on a friday. i will sail into the weekend without controversy. biden administration says it was a mistake to include the abolitionist teaching network in in school guidelines but betsydebos says no way. >> there was knowledge of this going on. todd: we will ask leo turow what he thinks about this and the diamond rings we post before. jillian: the nfl is coming games when it comes to covid but should teams be forced to

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>> the notion that it was a mistake is a falsehood. having been at the department for four years, i know there were eyes on and full knowledge of this going on. the department of education hundred biden administration is far left-wing as you can imagine. jillian: betsy divorce ripping the biden administration for promoting a link to a radical abacus group that pushes critical race theory in schools. releases major media outlets continuing to ignore the story

entirely. here to react civil rights attorney and fox news contributor leo terrel. thanks for staying with up -- >> i am a little upset because it took me 5 months to get on "fox and friends first" but i am here. jillian: we wanted you here every day. todd: if not for fox, aishah hasnie and lawrence jones the biden department of education would have gotten away with this. >> let's be clear, the biden administration got caught lying, but for the fox news article this week the biden administration was trying to conceal this and now they are lying about it, you cannot believe them. they tried to put critical race. in every aspect of government, the state department, the

military and definitely education, we have to call among this and thank goodness. jillian: for the moment of education statement of fox news reads, quote, the department does not endorse recommendations of this group more do they reflect our policy positions. it was an error and a lengthy document to include the citation. with everything going on to see something like this, this was an error. people question whether it was truly an error but how much of a rolled you think this topics going to play in 2022? >> no question it is a key component in the 2022 election and democrats are worried. are doing, and looking at the lesson plan, critical race theory is a racist theory. people of all colors including myself oppose critical race

theory because it is based on a lie. this country was founded on liberty and freedom and the idea that people should be looked at by skin color is insulting to everything america stands for. todd: a lot of viewers stand accused of being racist and that racist accusation comes from a lot of white liberals for being against crt. what should our response be to those individuals? >> these white liberals on the democratic side do not speak for america. the strategy should be what is going on right now. families across the country of all colors should challenge this at school boards, demanded to see the curriculum, the lesson plans, to see if critical race theory is in the school curriculum. if so, challenge it and raise it to a level where people are aware of it. it is going to be a major factor along with crime in the 2022 election in which democrats are

going to lose and nancy pelosi will be retired. todd: we would love to have you back more often. >> do i have to bake to come back on this show? todd: we will have jillian strong-arm hannity to free you up to make this happen. we won't do that. jillian: you are welcome here anytime. good to see you this morning. how dare you put me in that spot. 20 minutes after the hour, chicago faces a shooting surge, the city is putting a new civilian oversight panel. "america's nightly scoreboard" worry this will hinder police officers, ray stevens joins us next.

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civilian oversight panel. hurting police instead of helping them. of 14-year-old boy was shot and killed in the windy city. chicago radio personality ray stevens. i am grateful to community members and stakeholders getting the groundbreaking proposal across the finish line. getting further opportunities to hold those sworn to protect them and serve accountable. is this the right thing for the city of chicago? >> the city of chicago at this time is up for grabs. what you have done, we talk about mental health professionals in the situation we don't want to be in and

making it harder for the men and women of the chicago police department that has been depleted, this is a job the nobody wants anymore and what we have done in chicago is handcuffed the police force, i have no idea what this will be. seeing a spike in crime like this. jillian: a civilian oversight board, we don't know the makeup of it yet is in the infancy stage and i think, 0 training in law enforcement and medical profession. i over tell a doctor how to do their job. the jobs of officers harder and make recruitment harder.

>> chicago police recruitment is down, putting more people in harm's way, people calling police and saying we've done a bad situation here and need help. we had 28 shootings on wednesday in chicago. we created lawlessness because people don't think there's repercussions to be paid. we need state attorney to do her job and then the police, in a beautiful city, and -- jillian: the shooting and homicide numbers among chicago juveniles in 2024. 26 homicides, 212 shooting victims again, these are among juveniles. that is tragic.

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players cause covert outbreaks. commissioner roger goodell send a memo to teams warning outbreaks could lead to automatic penalties if games have to be moved or canceled. the new policy is considered an incentive for players to get vaccinated, they are encouraged to get the shot but not required. will: a warning about the impact of rising inflation. senator tom cotton slamming president biden's reckless tax and spending scheme. >> $6 trillion spending is not going to ignite more inflation. that is just on the demand side. on the supply side president biden is doing that as well. >> they can least afford it. >> now hiring, one of the most craved burger joints quite carefully is contacting past applicants to combat the labor shortage.

todd: here to discuss, vice president of marketing at whitechapel jamie richardson. how did you come up with this idea? >> good morning. family owned business has been around 100 years, we've given millions of people their first job and now more than ever, great people to come to the castle. we need to reach out to the people, and it is productive and fun. jillian: the numbers are pretty unreal. more than 500,000 at white castle in 2017. and 37,000 responded, those numbers are staggering. >> we were able in the month of june to hire 44% more people than we had in the prior two month average. we had great news to share, just

named and certified as a great place to work, the only cpg business that was able to achieve that. we are excited and having a great time at the castle. >> when you did this look back to all application. did you think would work as well as it did. can't believe you were this optimistic, this is why. >> so much hardship and heartache we all endured in the hospitality industry the last 15 months. to open back up to invite people back in. we are all really willing to try anything because we want to have people behind the counter who can make a difference and feed greater generations everywhere. it is beyond our wildest expectations. >> what is it that makes the company so successful and people who applied years ago want to come back, you pay people once a week which is hugely beneficial when you are living paycheck to paycheck when you have a family situation and lost a job over

the past year and a half. i imagine that is a strong appeal for a lot of people. >> >> it is not a discount. they make friendships that last. we are a family atmosphere there but one in four of team members 10 years or more, in white castle 21 years, we have been having fun, taking care of gravy across the country. >> the responses you got positive and not so positive? >> a lot of people were surprised and some shared that they moved on to other things. others come in and signed up.

we always want it to be a conversation. >> this is a pitch for monday. if you have anyone doing this show, and superexcited about this. i would love to do that, really cool. >> need to get some breakfast sandwiches. >> where are my burgers? getting tired of it. >> we got you covered. todd: great idea and it works. this is quite an idea as well. a video showing the terrifying moment a man coached a bear out of his car. >> go!

go! >> the man carefully and quickly opens the door to get the bear out of the car. >> they are making loud noises to scare the bear, posting another video showing the aftermath inside his car. quite a bit of damage, broken after the car was left unlocked. i guess he didn't check to see if the car was unlocked. you are supposed to raise your arms, make loud noises and stuff. todd: bang pots and pans. todd: where are they? if you were in a relatively populated area, i'm going to get a new one. it is yours, have fun. there you go. carley: that might be the bear's home. it is 36 after the hour. republican sticking to impeachment push against the

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jillian: the nypd looking for a group that beat and harm the woman in harlem. it may be disturbing, they put a 61-year-old woman offer walker, and viciously beat her. a female attacker, the suspect

made off with $22 in credit cards, the victim was taken to the hospital giving up her injuries. minneapolis city council set to vote on a ballot measure to replace the city's police department. it would be replaced by a new public safety department made of many licensed police offices and include mental health responders and substance abuse specialists. if past it would appear in general election ballots for residents in november. will: doubling down on opposition to president biden's atf nominee, pushing and impeachment resolution against him. the lawmaker's statement and employment history make clear he does not support and defend the constitutional right of americans to keep and bear arms. public affairs director mark oliver joins me to react. regardless of whether this

resolution passes or not this is quite a step. have you ever seen such opposition to an atf nominee? >> thanks for having us. we've never seen this level of opposition to an atf nominee. the sports foundation supported president obama's nominee when he was nominated and confirmed to the position but when you see, the second amendment rights. you see your representatives and congress reacting in a stark manner? >> dick durbin, from illinois. >> reporter: politicize the bureau that on the fire industry

and second amendment rights, it would take a position is apolitical that is focused on regulatory issues and forcing the law and turn that into a bludgeon to push gun-control agenda and some folks can't get through congress, can't push it through legislatively. todd: it is a grab? >> it is again grabbed. mister shipman advocated a ban on ar 15 rifles, 20 million of which are lawfully owned today, talked about twisting the 1934 national firearms act and talked about wanting to shut down the fire industry when we have records in 2020 on top of denigrating comments to gun buyers. >> something curious going on in connecticut, gun store owner, second amendment groups filing a motion in federal court after connecticut all but halted firearms sales, the reason this

is happening is they tried to update their computers but not updating fast enough. the processes and happening fast enough and here's the crux of the lawsuits, connecticut has shut down the state's firearm purchase system making it virtually impossible for most law-abiding citizens of the state to purchase a firearm. i know connecticut is an older state, we have older computers, the infrastructure is pretty old but now the connecticut knows about the problem doing everything it can to work around it. >> i heard about this issue, we sent a letter to the state commissioner to ask what was happening to make sure you can mitigate these issues. that was a week ago, we have yet to hear back from them in connecticut. when states upgrade, and always use the default of going back to the fbi background check system which is the system most other states use.

they chose not to do that. once i can't purchase a firearm there right is being denied and telling us they can't get through to get a background check done. jillian: are you reading anything into this lack of hustle? >> certainly curious, trying to work with us on a resolution. there are alternatives but we want to give them the benefit of the doubt, working to upgrade the system to make it work as intended. so far for the past week we've seen no efforts to get it done. todd: i know there are a lot of connecticut manufacturers and stores as well, curious to see how this plays out. >> a rural texas community

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jillian: the sparsely populated texas ranching community being flooded by illegal immigrants from northern triangle countries as the area sees a spike in crime. what has been going on in the area? from your estimation, what have

you seen and what is happening? >> we are getting overrun down here. every night picking up 250 across the border now. jillian: what is this doing in your community? >> it is overrun the community. every time we turn around they are coming across the yard but the ranchers, building on fire and it is getting crazy. jillian: tell me about the cartels, and our notes, some of the ranchers are afraid of the cartels. >> as far as immigrants when they come across the cartels,

they threatened these people, and what is happening in middle america, the final destination and then work with the cartels. the ranchers know that the cartels on the border will retaliate. jillian: how will they do that? have you seen any retaliation? >> we had some vandalism, building set on fire, this trends of changed. >> have you seen this before in your community? >> nothing like this before, the people coming through, it has never been this bad. jillian: what would your message be to the administration?

>> let the border patrol do their jobs, do what you are supposed to and prosecute the bad guys, the us attorneys and prosecuting anybody. jillian: as law enforcement i am sure law enforcement officials being so close, are people exhausted? they are working day in and day out, your pulling double duty at work, he trying to go home and see your family and make time in your personal life if you can, how exhausted are people? >> very exhausted. normally these guys that work 8 hour shifts, working 12 or 14 hours, after they catch them. jillian: keep us updated on how everything is going.

todd: one of the runaway texas democrats about covid calling for schools to implement mask mandates, with a big red circle. don did not wear a face covering on the flight to washington but tweeted in part with classes starting next month time to stop political games. masks must play a critical role. let's school set rules. they tested positive since landing in dc, the group accused of infecting officials for nancy pelosi and president biden. jen psaki grilled by reporters on the sale of hunter biden's artwork after the art gallery said hunter would be needed with potential buyers. >> conversations related to

selling of art, that will be left to the gala rest. it is a reasonable system that has been established that allows hunter biden to work in his profession. we won't know who the buyers are, hunter biden won't know who the buyers are, there is no scenario they can provide influence. todd: did you know the proper word was gala rests? i did not. contrary to what the white house using hunter biden is reportedly expecting to attend two private events where he will mix with prospect of buyers, sales were heavily criticized because it could open the door to the possibility of people purchasing the art to gain influence with the president. 500,$000, you want to get 500,$000 to my daughter who is drawing on fridays we will take it but to this point we have an ethics expert to talk about ramifications of this, they got an ethics expert with the last name painter. they were focused. coming up also in the jampacked 5:00 our trouble intends also. gavin newsom giving $300 million to hollywood hoping to convince

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