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that controversial policy expected to be rolled out tomorrow. >> reporter: that announcement is expected to come from 6 defense floyd austen, the directive comes a day after president biden urged all federal employees to get the covid vaccine. he hopes the defense department to look at making the shots mandatory. the president asked the justice department to check the legality of making it mandatory even though the fda has yet to approve it, they say the mandate would require a presidential waiver. in los angeles the latest city to consider requiring proof of vaccination for anyone to enter public spaces in a similar move to new york city. the motion was introduced by members of city council so it would require people to show proof they've had the shot to get into places like restaurants, bars, retail

stores, gyms, stadiums, concert venues. the president called out conservative governors to do the right thing. listen. >> some governors not willing to do the right thing to beat this pandemic they should allow businesses and universities who want to do the right thing to do it. if you are not going to help at least get out of the way. >> president biden suggests if you don't do lockdown policies then you should, quote, get out of the way. if you're coming after the rights of parents in florida, i am standing in your way. i'm not going to let you get away with it. why don't you do your job, get this border secure. until you do that i don't want to hear a blip about covid from you. >> desantis went on to say biden is fanning the flames by letting covid positive migrants across the border and into the united states, pretty harsh words from desantis.

>> mcallen, texas declaring a disaster after thousands of covid positive migrants were released into the border city. >> 1500 and tested positive in the past week alone. griff jenkins joins us, more needs to be done at the border. >> let me pick up where ashley left off, mcallen, texas is not just a border town, but ground 0 for the border crisis, the city, local disaster declaration, sitting of emergency shelters because the streets are flooded with migrants left stranded after being released by border patrol to a charity with no space left a house in the city says 13% of migrants released are testing positive for covid, several thousand released into their citizens february 15, '00 new cases in the last week alone. the city says they intend to

demand release from the federal government for the alarming number of immigrants being released into the city. as residents afraid to go on camera are speaking out. >> it is just really scary because across the street from this holding facility you see homes where people live. >> this as the biden administration is planning to begin offering the vaccine to migrants in cvp custody is white house press secretary jen psaki acknowledges the urgency of the situation while continuing to blame the trump administration for it. >> there's more that needs to be done. we've instituted a number of steps including expedited removals to move people out of the country more quickly but it -- we are still at work on improving and preventing a system that was very broken when we took office. >> we are learning about a new lawsuit filed by the

conservative group judicial watch the ledges dhs is failing to disclose crimes committed by released migrants at a federal judge to make available all records. >> the juxtaposition of ashley's story has to have the average american may not become up in politics just scratching their head. the question, why can people cross the border that will, while i an american citizen have so many restrictions on my freedoms and i'm a legal american citizen, question people asking, ted cruz offered this explanation. ago i brought 19 senators with me to see firsthand what was there, the rate of covid positivity was over 10%. these biden cages filled with kids are coveting debaters and all of these folks that lecture self righteously about science don't give a flip about science, power and control. >> no denying some of these

migrants are covid positive, you can't have massive groups of people, some of them by the thousands huddled up together underneath the bridge for however long and expect covid is not going to transmit within the group and once you have migrants positive than what? you have different shelters or different areas but we heard stories from people in these border communities where they've seen migrants in a restaurant, sitting at a table coughing and come to learn later they are covid positive. that is infiltrated into the communities and we are trying to figure out how to stop the transmission in our communities for those who are us citizens who are law-abiding citizens and there are still questions, you talk about what is going on in new york, you're going to have to starting in september show your proof of vaccination for indoor places like restaurants, gyms, theaters. with other cities start to

follow this and if that is the case i still have questions about that. what if you have natural immunity, what if you have antibodies, a lot of people have gotten covid 19 were instructed by their doctors not to get the vaccine for at least 90 days so do you have an antibody card you are supposed to carry? there are so many questions surrounding this. for those of us here trying to figure it out and be law-abiding and -- >> taking a step further imagine if you're a visitor who wants to visit new york city this summer, this is the time you get a lot of visitors, europe is off the month of august, people come to the us, greg gutfeld raised an interesting point so i can cross the border as a migrants, and illegal immigrants without any vaccine card or anything but if i want to go to times square's applebee's as a visitor i need these documents and all this

proof that i'm vaccinated. jillian: if you have proven vaccination and a lot of people have an issue being asked to show it if you're willing to show it even though your vaccinated doesn't mean you are covid negative, you could go into a restaurant that you referenced, you could go there. but you could still go into that applebee's will be vaccinated and have covid 19 because of breakthrough cases we are seeing. seems it isn't solving all of the problems. todd: have the hypocrisy is not just with regard to covid. it seems to be permeating other areas and that was the focus of mark levin talking about this last night. >> the idea that people who are vaccinated will be punished is like gunowners who are law-abiding, the ones were punished, the successful people of this country are the ones they intend to punish with the tax code.

is there anything going right in this country? gasoline prices going up, food prices going up, anything going right in this country? the border wide open. he wants to turn texas blue, he wants to turn arizona blue. >> the big question is what is going to happen in 2022. so curious what people at the end of the day are going to be voting on because you have immigration, covid 19, the economy, so many things happening right now that are affecting every single one of us every single day and so what is going to be the driving force to the polls and that is yet to be determined? >> feels like we just got over an election but look at your calendar, 2021 -- >> summer is almost over. >> time, 9 minutes after the are. cnn execs reportedly suggesting

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>> reporter: cuomo hiding out, andrew cuomo locking himself away in his mansion skipping work to strategize how to save his deteriorating political four new york das are looking at allegations made against him battle democrat after that troubling report reveals he sexually harassed 11 women. prosecutors and as i and albany counties say they will investigate these claims. 155 page report, new york attorney general leticia claims claims time is up, tina chang helped cuomo draft a letter attacking his first accuser, chen denied the allegation tweeting i've never given advice to the governor or his team. >> cnn reportedly suggested chris cuomo take a temporary leave to advise his governor brother who despite scandal praised handling of the covid 19 pandemic. >> hope you appreciate what you did in your state and what it means for the rest of the

country now and what will always mean to those who love and care about you the most. i'm wowed by what you did and how you did it. >> this comes as we learn another network exec has close ties to governor andrew cuomo. you to react is joe consciousa. the start with that first part about the suggestion to cuomo that he take a little time. does that make you feel better about cnn's approach to resolving? >> i call bs on that story in the new york times yesterday, that executive that leaked that information out saying wait a minute, we actually, we said to chris cuomo that it is his call that he can take himself to advise his brother. cnn puts chris cuomo on the air with a andrew, 12 interviews in the span of 2 or 3 months at the onset of the pandemic, the

network promoted the heck out of it because it was good for ratings and they are saying no we are trying to protect the network and told chris he can work for his brother for a while and go off the air and we weren't for this week if you weren't for the time you don't let the anchor decide, you pull him off the air once you know the information to be true if you think you are a news organization with any attacks or integrity. this is a cya at this point the cnn executives who are trying to say we had nothing to do with this. this was chris's call. jillian: there are a lot of former cuomo media allies who are appearing to turn on the governor in light of the new information that has come out. why not before this? we've been talking about the nursing home deaths, 15,000 people who died in nursing homes

after the order was put in place last year. there are a lot of questions. let's take a look at this headline from the new york times and this reads andrew cuomo is a control freak we need right now and it says a crisis shows you a person's phone. governor andrew cuomo amused during our conference call with reporters, shows you what they are made of, weaknesses exploded the strengths emboldened. he paused, forgot what he was talking about and seem to have strayed to talking about himself. that was march 16th, 2020. what is your reaction? >> a lot of us, those power point presentations were powerful and will put together and seemed to be disorganized thought process around covid compared to what the white house was doing at the time which when you look back on it all the information governor cuomo was sharing, a lot of it omitted the

fact nursing homes, 15,000 dead because somebody decided it was a good idea to put covid positive patients back among the most vulnerable. that gets you enemy, a $5 million book deal talking about how great you did against covid and we see in retrospect that it was all bs so governor cuomo served his purpose as the anti-trump, the guy who was handling covid great in new york while trump was not doing a good job in washington, turns out it was trump that gave governor cuomo the uss comfort he didn't use or the javits center that he did not use it that led to the nursing home problem and now the sexual-harassment stuff comes out later sandra, doesn't have anywhere to go. almost every democrat in the state wants and gone and once he sees the writing on the wall of the votes are there for impeachment i think he would have to resign when nixon did when he saw the numbers weren't going to add up either. todd: new york times coming out

with the steak if you will to that reference saying you should resign governor cuomo. that was tuesday, a little bit late. we will see. thanks. >> always a pleasure. have a good one. applebee's is great today. thursday applebee's. jillian: still to come, virginia has become a democrat stronghold but also a battleground in the debate over critical race theory in schools. >> could that issue flip the scales entering the statement? republican running for governor thinks it might, talking to him about it next. me. well that leaves 2 out of 3 people who don't. i don't know anybody who's had it. your uncle had shingles. you mean that nasty red rash? and donna next door had it for weeks. yeah, but there's nothing you can do about it. camera man: actually, shingles can be prevented. shingles can be whaaaat? camera man: prevented. you can get vaccinated.

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>> overnight landlord suing the biden administration over the cdc election moratorium. >> they are asking a federal judge to lift the ban say was

made for political reasons. >> the alabama association of realtors filed an emergency petition asking the judge to lift the new eviction moratorium saying it is for nakedly political reasons sees political pressure and shift blame under pressure from the biden administration and democrats in congress remember the cdc issued a ban after congress refused to improve the extension. house minority leader kevin mccarthy reacting. >> this is government destroying small businesses as the fiber of america. i believe the courts will defeat this measure but we need to stand up and make sure they can't continue to go around the constitution. >> remember congress has got to do something about it and

authorize it. we will see how this goes but looks like the courts are again going to have to step in your. >> the court literally says you can't do this. this is a big topic that should get more attention. i wonder if leases will be changed going forward. mexico suing us gun manufacturers. >> for what the country says are reckless practices that allow unlawful stream of firearms to mexican drug cartels, the attorney representing mexico saying the merits of the case are strongly in our favor and we have to get around this immunity statute we think we are going to win. that statute simply doesn't apply. only applies when you are in the united states. that immunity would grant to gun manufacturers several years because cities were suing these companies. the association representing the company that made these allegations, the mexican government responsible for rampant crime and corruption. that's what they say, mexico wants $10 billion from the

united states. you have big news. carley: i do. the foxbusiness network has a new primetime lineup focusing on american success stories across several industries. lauren patterson saying the lineup will be engaging and inspirational stories for our viewers. i will be hosting american dream home, following families looking for the perfect house and i've got the first sneak peek. >> we are looking for our dream house in georgia. for the past 20 years we've been grinding it out but we are ready now to get that dream home and that work to pay off. >> it will lineup, stuart varney, country music star john rich, tv veteran micro, casey mcdonald, part of the brand-new

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i can't imagine the reaction if this actually happened but do you think this would be an answer putting unvaccinated people on a no-fly list? >> i don't think that is very sensible. if you're positive for coronavirus that is one thing. but patients who have gone on airplanes when they shouldn't have been, when they should of been quarantined but if you are vaccinated or even if you are not, if you're wearing your mask and have no symptoms and haven't been recently exposed and i don't think it is right to put you on a float no-fly list. we have high-efficiency particulate filters on airplanes that filter out 99% of the germs and viral particles on the airplane. why do you think we have thousands of passengers flying on a daily basis, not everyone coming down with tuberculosis and other airborne illnesses. these high efficiency filters, the focus is wrong. we need to focus on vaccination

and masking. jillian: i am curious as a doctor your perspective on this. we have the rules in new york city going into effect that you have to show proof of vaccination if you go indoors in places like gyms, restaurants and theaters. if other cities follow suit it is still to be determined but with that being said, what if you do have natural immunity, what if you have antibodies? a lot of people i know got covid 19 were specifically told by their doctors not to get vaccinated until at least 90 days after because they had antibodies so what happens then? what would you suggest? >> you are absolutely right. i can understand wanting to go out and eat and go to the movies in the gym in a safe manner, in a safe environment but you are correct. if you just had coronavirus then you have protection, your immune system granted you protection

from natural infection. what if you're allergic to the vaccine, what if you had one dose and had a severe allergic reaction and can't get the second dose and what about the children under the age of 12 who are intelligible? we need some exemptions like you had a test in the past week was negative and/or you're going to wear your mask. that discriminates exclusionary to a lot of people eligible to get the vaccine and that should be taken into consideration. jillian: you mentioned children, do you think when kids go back to school do you think they should have to wear masks in the classroom? >> the data we have right now especially according to the cdc and american academy pediatrics tells us the safest ways to get kids back into the classroom is -- especially if we had the high number of covered cases in the community, massive outbreaks

like you see in arkansas and alabama, louisiana, mississippi we see an increase in the number of covered cases doubled and hospitals that are shortstaffed, hospitals in alabama, louisiana, the nurses, doctors, techs are shortstaffed, strained, being stretched thin. during the peak we are seeing with covid cases it is a good idea to bring masks to protect yourself so children don't give it to their parents but it is important that every eligible adult, person over the age of 12 get the vaccine. jillian: good to see you. thanks for joining us. todd: you try waking this guy up. and major traffic jam on a busy national park day.

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>> thousands of dollars with consultants to train our teachers on critical race theory. >> they have books that are supposed to be teaching equity but it is language we can't say here but sexually explicit stuff. >> they can't continue to politicize our children. >> republican gubernatorial candidate glenn young to the can is looking to turn the blue state to read with the campaign focused on giving their parents power back when it comes to their kids education. welcome to the program, thanks for being here, virginia seems to be ground 0 in the crt fight. why do you think it is the issue to put your state back in republican hands? >> thank you for having me and good morning. this election has the national spotlight on it for a lot of reasons but schools are at the heart and we hear parents all across virginia stand up and say schools are taking our kids in

the wrong direction. terry mcauliffe when he was governor lowered the standards in our schools to the point the soft bigotry of low expectations is at play in virginia so virginia parents are ready for expectations to be raised again and at the heart of this is the curriculum, the curriculum. we have to teach advanced math, we have to award advanced diplomas and critical race theory has moved into our school system and we have to remove it. it is a political theory, not an academic curriculum. virginia parents are ready to elect a governor who will move our schools back to a standard of excellence as opposed to where we've seen our schools failing our families. >> terry mcauliffe offered this explanation for crt. listen. >> the republicans are talking about critical race theory, it is all the conversation, what are you going to say to people? >> another right-wing conspiracy made up by donald trump and glenn younger.

>> do you create crt as a way to win this election? >> it is pretty laughable. we have watched faculty being taught to use critical race theory as a basis for teaching and it is something my opponent doesn't understand. politicians are not standing up for parents. i'm going to stand up for parents, kids, teachers. we've got to move our schools back to a state of excellence. virginia schools used to be the reason people came to virginia and now families are moving away to other states as opposed to moving to virginia from the other 49. we've got to get our schools back to a standard of excellence, can our job machine turned back on and get reestablished. we are at a 20 year murder rate. the issue of jobs in schools and safe communities are on the

ballot and virginians will choose a different governor. we will change virginia to republican hands and i can't wait to go to work for all virginians next year. >> you hired a lot of people, you know how business works. todd: thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> have a great day. >> outside money flooding into minneapolis to replace the city's entitled police department but what about people who live there and want police on their streets? >> the anemia never knew you wanted. a candle inspired by their fan favorite, lighting social media on fire. ♪♪ for what you need. [ nautical horn blows ] i mean just because you look like someone else

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house planning to offer vaccines to illegally crossing immigrants on border patrol custody. former acting teacher secretary chad wolf on how the magnet that will become. lift trying to cancel goya foods as the company supported donald trump, not only did it backfire but the ceo will talk about marking a huge milestone. don't miss a minute of "fox and friends," and i gradually ask you to get dressed. >> fox news alert, thousands of people evacuating their homes as a fast-moving wildfire spread in northern california. look at that, the river fire exploding inside scorching 1000 acres in just 2 hours. >> less than hundred miles from the state's biggest wildfire, the dixie fire destroying boats and greenville leveling homes and businesses throughout the small mountain community, it has been burning for 3 weeks across to california counties. and esteem is here with the forecast, the damage that is being done.

>> janice: we've got high fire danger today, 81 large wildfires across the west not getting enough moisture in areas that need to see it. this is the scenario, wildfire danger, red flag warnings, fire weather watches and parts of the northwest into the plane states and the rockies, the drought which is extreme to exceptional a lot of these areas, not a lot of relief when you look at the forecast rainfall the next couple days, not getting the moisture in there and the potential for some rain toward the desert southwest, too much of that will cause flooding. the forecast high as well, we have high fire danger as well as high heat especially across the southwest so there's your forecast. in terms of the big whether systems we don't have a lot to talk about, scattered storms along the gulf coast, east coast in florida. otherwise a good-looking day, feels like summer across the west.

here across the east we've gotten some cooler air. do you like it? it is nice. >> going back to the fire, the sacrifices those men make this time of years unbelievable. >> it is a different beast, they dealing with conditions they have no control over. nice to see you. now to this story. the campaign to replace the minneapolis to police department gets $1 million in donations most from outside the city to support a local ballot measure asking voters of a public safety agency should take over for cops but some of the people who live in minneapolis want police on the streets and are worried this money will have more sway than they do. the group behind the push says people are ready for change. a big tech blunder, flagging that is sensitive material only to reverse the decision the post advertises a harley-davidson

motorcycle raffle held by a florida police charity. the president of the group joined us in the last hour and had this to say. >> the fact that officers around the country raise money for these charities to purchase much-needed supplies i can't imagine why anybody would want to reject that. jillian: the charity southeast police motorcycle rodeo has made $1 million in donations for other causes. todd: really cool video too. congresswoman corey bush with a sinister message everything was couple was pardoned after holding guns at black lives protesters. >> mark mccloskey is a liar. he has spat on my name and because of that his state will come. todd: mark mccloskey joined us to react. >> he made a direct threat but if she thinks she can intimidate us she's mistaken.

todd: mccloskey says he is grateful he and his wife were pardoned. pandemic performance, alexandria ocasio cortez caught putting on her facemask covering for a photo up and taking it off. shimmy fail ahead this to say. >> people talk about vaccine hesitancy or mask restrictions, not that they don't buy the necessity but they don't buy the politicians that are selling them. that is the biggest challenge. >> the breitbart video shows a democrat putting on the group photo op for the steps and then later showing her talking to members of the crowd maskless. the cdc says vaccinated people do not have to wear masks outdoors. jillian: 48 after the hour, senator marco rubio has any warning about china's influence on the us and predict we are headed for national security nightmare. todd: maria bartiroma has share

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scented scandals. ikea family members will be able to enter for a store in the box program starting tomorrow through august 22nd, i'm good. i don't need that can. todd: meatballs are very good. do i want a huvud roll? no. marco rubio entering a chilly warning when it comes to china's relationship with u.s. corporations. >> it is time to wake up. china is already carrying out the biggest illegal wealth transfer from one nation to another in the history of mankind. they have weaponized a corporate lust for profits against us. jillian: here with more mornings with maria fox business maria bartiromo. good to see you this morning, maria. i'm curious. how much does corporate america actually rely on china? >> well, honestly, the truth is a lot. you have got an enormous number of companies today looking to the china market as their growth

opportunity and their growth story. don't under estimate 1.4 billion people and that population creating this idea that the growth story can be so much bigger than just the united states and europe for many companies. so, marco rubio is spot on and xi jinping knows this. the communist leader talks about corporate america in his speeches. saying things like we will fight in corporate america. we will ensure that corporate america does the job for the chinese people. look, the fact is the ccp's goal is to acquire and overtake the united states as the number one super power. and they are doing this by allowing companies from america to help them. look, you have got a number of financial services companies right now getting licenses to operate in china. could you really think that the

ccp is not going to exploit that and take the data they have been stealing intellectual property from america for decades. i think senator rubio is right. i actually raised the subject with jamie dimon the chairman and ceo with yesterday. we talked a lot about this yesterday. it was a tough interview in some regards i kept bringing up the facts and the realistic situation that the ccp is trying to become the number one super power in the world and they are doing it through cheating, lying and stealing they have been too long this for decades. todd: we are just waking up to it now and this is sad. let's listen more to your exclusive with jamie dimon. >> we have the new delta variant and stuff like that. and that's a negative. i don't think it's derail the economy. now, of course, we have to look at the cdc and local laws. we make make a bunch of changes. we simply haven't decided yet when people ask me are you going

to make a change every week we look at it and every week we have the right to make a change as appropriate. todd: somewhat bullish but what was your big take away from the sit down. >> definitely jamie dimon is bullish on the economy. we were talking about the reopening. we have enormous section just on china to speak to what we were just talking about in terms of marco rubio. look, the truth is all of the stimulus being thrown at the economy has meant for the major banks people are not borrowing money. loan demand is low and even though j.p. morgan reported very strong earnings and best investment banking fees they have seen on record in their last quarter, you are looking at a situation where loan demand is actually lower the reason is people are not borrowing. they are, in fact, paying down debt. he believes after a year of this, there will be a lot of pent up demand and people are prime to go. savings rate is up. we seal a lot of spending and

the economy comes back. and shows real growth in the coming year. but, i will say that many of my sources do believe that we have seen peak growth already for the next couple of years and from here things slow down but know that j.p. morgan is bullish. they are expecting a strong performance and they do want people to get back to the office. don't forget they are working in a $4.5 billion building headquarters and that's one issue that they want people back in the office. today we have got another big interview by the way. i'm going to be speaking with the chairman and ceo of m moder. we will get a lot from stephon bon zelle on the variant and where coronavirus goes from here and also this mrna technology they're putting toward not just viruses like coronavirus but cancer and a lot of others they have got an incredible portfolio so we will.

jillian: i'm curious when moderna might be green lighted by the fda for authorization not just emergency use authorization because as we know in the works for pfizer something else i will be interested to hear what they have to say. good interview come up. good to see you, maria. >> great, jillian. i hope to join you again. thank you very much for having me. todd: have your people call our people and make this happen. great to see you. jillian: she has more power than we do. 'if you want to come on the show? todd: come on. we are powerless. jillian: rrlt show's producer mike richards is in advanced negotiations for the job. todd: guest host this year following alex trebek's death. >> sam, aaron and francis good luck. this is four, alex, here are the categories in the jeopardy round. todd: earlier this year i meant earliy fleury season. he impressed sony pictures execs

with his performance. do you know what this reminds me of a little bit. conan o'brien. impressed lauren michaels. got a show who is this guy. obviously he had a career spanning decades. jillian: follow that and see what happens in the meantime "fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day, everyone, see you back here tomorrow. thank you for joining us. ♪ ♪ >> the governor ron desantis firing back at president biden who swiped at the governor to get out of the way. >> you are coming after the rights of parent in florida, i'm standing in your way. i'm not going to let you get away with it. [applause] >> mcallen, texas issuing a local disaster declaration because the streets are overwhelmed with migrants. >> if the president thinks his immigration plan is working? >> there is more that needs to be done. >> joe biden is the most disastrous president in modern american history. >> andrew cuomo reportedly locking himself away in his mansion if to strategize how to save his political career. >> it's a