>> 3-2-1, go! [cheers and applause] >> did good job! >> thank you. >> laura: the little kid was laughing at me because he jumped off of it and he was five years old. that is a lake in wyoming about 25 feet high. ♪ ♪ >> carley: a fox news alert, we are awaiting the june jobs report this morning which is expected to show the slowest job course of the year. economists will be watching closely as it could give off the latest sign of a recession. you are watching "fox & friends first" on this friday morning, i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: todd piro. convincing americans it will work but are they buying it? a gallup poll shows 100% of americans are confident in the

president and falsely proves 51% of democrats. the spokesman, bernie sanders with frustrations with the white house saying seems to be running out of control and fundamental rights being stripped away. the white house is not coming. >> carley: alexandria hoff live in washington, alex, good morning. >> good morning, carley and todd, the clue as to whether the federal reserve has gone far enough in battling inflation or demands low to the point of seeking the economy into a recession. the polling economists addicts today's report shows 268,000 nonfork jobs added in june for slowest and down 390,000 in may. that is not something the federal reserve will mind on and employment pressure but that has raised to demand but that is pressure elsewhere in june. the employers announced 32,000 layoffs of 58.8% increase, cuts

from 20,000 announced in the same month last year. the question is are companies bracing for a recession? it boils down to trouble for the president according to this report by politico, "runaway inflation is crushing joe biden's approval rating and threatens to swamp democrats and the midterm elections, but many progressives, including some in the administration itself says biden all-out war against biking is making matters worse." >> do you think it is possible that your plan is not popular with the american people right now? >> it is not that the plan is not popular with the american people. we know the american people are feeling the high cost. we understand that gas prices are high, and we understand food costs are high. that is because of the generation pandemic and also putin. >> we will see what's coming up

for the economy. the jobs report is expected to be out at 8:30, carley, todd. >> todd: alexandria thank you meanwhile this fox news alert, the prime minister said to be critical condition after shot in the chest during a campaign speech in western japan. we should warn you the video we are about to show you. >> he was immediately airlifted to the hospital but the official said he was not breathing and his heart has stopped. antony blinken reacting to the shocking news while the g20 some night. >> our thoughts, our prayers and the family with the people of japan this is a very, very sad moment. and we are waiting news.

>> todd: former president donald trump president donald trump saying, "absolutely devastating news that abe a great man and leader has been shot. he is a true friend of mine at a much more importantly come america." so far statements have not been released from president biden or kamala harris appearance before japan's longest-serving leader left off in 2022 because of health problems. the gunman was immediately taken into custody, jackie is reporting a former member of japan maritime defense war. of course, we will keep you posted any new developments that come down on this breaking story this morning. now to this... today, 3 of 7 victims killed in the independence day parade shooting in highland park. they will be laid to rest. they were on hand at a fourth of july parade. but at the meantime the youngest victim of the mass shooting an 8-year-old boy fighting for his life right now.

cooper roberts family said he was shot in the chest and suffering from a severed spinal cord. the city of highland park to help those directly impacted by the shooting. the alleged gunman faces seven counts of first-degree murder and is being held without bail. >> carley: the shooting in chicago, mayor lori lightfoot to head overseas on a five day trip to europe. the democrat is leaving in 18 member delegation to meet the mayor of london and paris. new business ventures to the busyness there busy city. she is leaving monday and the trip comes after 62 people were shot and ten were killed over or the fourth of july weekend. a chicago pastor with the city's failures to stop the violence in the south side is speaking out and calling for justice, the forgotten victim in his community. >> there was a mass shooting here where five victims were shot, literally right behind me

on july 1st. you just want justice, and that is what we have to get to as a nation where we are not concerned about what area it happens and he were just want justice, the same amount of justice we desire to have in a city like uvcalde or highland park's. >> carley: 68 people shot and ten of those dead over the fourth of july weekend. one weekend alone and someone getting shot is like hearing that a kid broke his arm or fell off of a bike. he also said we almost expect these things to happen. when you expect things to happen, there was a same level of care from politicians. i think that is partially true but the other party's leadership in chicago was only making the situation worse. >> todd: let's be real about what is going on here. many members of the ruling elite and the media, let's call them

out, there are certain lives that are valued more than others. that is sickening because we are all viewed the same in the eyes of our god. let's call it what it is here there is a reason there is not the same level of concern. and certainly not wanting to call out -- just the mirrors and over the last couple of years we have seen the d.a. and activist judges take over creating a vortex of in the city's. >> carley: that the question is how many people who commit by x are repeat offenders? almost all of them. did you know in chicago at the same 1400 people commit 86% of the crime? there really is a very tall group of people who are able to commit a violent act.

the issue is they are bulking to continue to commit those crimes. anta snitch -- anza snitch martha article times and in six years of mass shootings, guess how many convictions there have been? two. six years of mass shootings and only two convictions. that is because cops run into dead ends. >> todd: let's be clear, the pastor is calling out the lack of attention to minority communities because that is where the individuals are suffering the most. you hear movements like black lives matter, well, if you really value black lives, wouldn't you devote every single resource to make sure that black lives were not snuffed out on a day in and day out bases and cities throughout the country? >> carley: in chicago, the police are not allowed to chase criminals and watch a person commits a crime and then run away. that is a problem.

from chicago to new york, bodega on a murder charge after killing a violent attacker in his store finally home after a judge recently lowered his bail. >> todd: everybody is talking about this story this morning including ashley strohmier with the details, ashley. speak with the bodega worker's family post of $5,000 to get him out of jail but it wasn't until after the judge agreed to fail of $250,000 down to $50,000. back home at rikers island after a murder charge. he stabbed a career criminal f to a history of violence. he came behind. his family said that he acted in self-defense. mayor eric adams supports the hardworking. >> it is time for new york and

americans to start standing up for people who follow the law. >> this is the latest controversy, alvin bragg as crime in new york city continues to rise. the latest numbers show crime is up 31% with more than 11,000 instants. compare that to june 2021 with just under 8500 total incidents. the police commissioner sagging if you commit a crime, you will be arrested. >> we also need to address the perception among criminals that there are no consequences. if you commit a violent felony in our city, we will find you. we will arrest you, and we will build a case to prosecute you to the fullest extent of the law. >> carley: as part of his release agreement although new york city had to turn over his passport ensuring he wouldn't go to the dominican republic on a trip that was already planned.

back to you guys. >> carley: ashley strohmier, unbelievable story and kayleigh mcenany outraged over the charges this business owner is facing for simply defending himself. >> i feel like i'm in the twilight zone. what kind of are we sitting in the middle of new york city where this man who was defending himself is put in jail? he has no criminal history. he is a good, hardworking person who immigrated to the country and a law-abiding citizen. his doctor said him or the guy at the moment. he never hurt anybody and never had an altercation where he had to defend himself. this is the first time for him. so you have to make a choice between your life or going to rikers island, which we know is a brutal place. emily, thank goodness we are in a country trial by jury. i hope these charges are dropped. >> we will talk to a former prosecutor about this controversial case. make sure you stick around for

that. that was on "outnumbered" yesterday. >> todd: meanwhile president biden facing the party with a trip to saudi arabia next week where he is expected to beg for more oil as gas prices here at home remains high. that is not sitting well with the father of a 15-year-old girl who was killed by a saudi student in a wreck was hit-and-run spitting incident. >> carley: the saudi consulate actually paid that man's $100,000 bail and now living his life in saudi arabia after fleeing the united states. seth smart is the father of foul and smart and he is with us now. seth, good morning to you. we are so sorry for your loss. this has been a long and horrific journey for your family and it started in 2016. can you tell us what happened to your daughter? >> yeah, she was crossing the street. she was out with friends, and she was struck by a speeding car and killed.

>> todd: obviously, all attention onto the summit president biden having in saudi arabia. what message do you have for the president? >> i'm not very political. i don't know all the ups and downs but i do know this, any agreement between the u.s. and the saudi government that does not address the saudi students that have not been to trial. these guys have accused of rape, possession of child pornography and killing my daughter. if this is not in my mind, it is not a good deal for the u.s. and senator ron wyden from oregon said it best, the united states cannot value saudi oil more than the blood of fallon smart and i think that says it succinctly. >> carley: it turns out that

the person who hit your daughter was a saudi teenager. the saudi consulate hired a private defense attorney to secure his release on bail. and then apparently driven to a little area where he removed his ankle monitor. if that reporting is accurate. do you know if the president knows about your daughter's case? have you had any interaction with the trump administration or the biden administration on this? >> i have not. i am not aware if they know the specifics of my case, but i know there have been three different bills brought to the senate floor about the classifying saudi information. i think if they are paying attention, they should know. >> todd: i think you raise an important point, you are not political when it comes to issues like this. the democratic senate that brought the bill to the floor,

this cross is party line because it's not democrat or republican but an american issue. the lives of americans need to be valued. we need to get justice for your daughter. but do you think you will? >> at this point, no. i think that there is not a lot of political will, you know, saudi, the kingdom of saudi, they are looking out for their citizens. they have no respect for our laws, our due process or justice within our borders. it is heartbreaking for me and for my family. but for these victims and these other families, it is just hard to wrap your head around this. they can act within the borders and there are no consequences. >> carley: it is hard to wrap around. our heart breaks for your family.

seth smart, thank you for joining us in shedding light on this case, thank you. >> thank you very much. spin with the president talks all the time but it is time to act tough. speaking of acting, pouring in from hollywood icon james kohn who died wednesday night. no cause of death given and of course during in countless films in the first iconic roles in misery, oscar-nominated and the godfather but watch. >> todd: the godfather robert de niro sharing a touching tribute, he was my fictional brother and lifelong friend. hard to believe he won't be in the world anymore because he was so live and daring. james caan 82 years old. and so many of the older generation knows him from the

godfather at the middle generation knows him from "misery." >> carley: absolute legend and life well lived. >> todd: our own reserve stockpile president biden sent to china? it turns out, hunter with the company that reportedly seeing it. you saw that coming, a story you need to hear. >> carley: have you been stuck in an airport lately? the flights canceled this year than all of 2021. we will ask the vice president of the southwest pilots union about where this ends. >> todd: don't adjust your calendars, it is friday. tomi lahren and lara trump coming up on this very busy friday morning. >> carley: stay with us. ♪ ♪

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5 million barrels of oil to the petroleum reserve overseas. get this, "the washington free beacon" reporting the administration sold nearly 1 million barrels to a chinese controlled gas company. that is the same company hunter biden's private equity firm with $1.7 billion and an 2013. the white house says it will come back to putin price hike. some people say it looks a lot like corruption. here is jesse watters. >> as of this moment, we can't say for sure that hunter has not earned a stake in this company nor can we say profited from the sale. but what is indisputable is this: hunter biden is not a chinese economist. he is not a chinese energy expert. the only reason why the chinese would cut him into the company is so that he can pedal influence back in washington with his dad and get some really

great deals. and you know what? it looks like he did his job. >> todd: elon musk twitter takeover deal reportedly in jeopardy. people familiar with the proceedings till "the washington post" stop having discussions about funding the $44 million deal. they will need money to get the deal to go through. ever since the takeover elon musk and twitter officials back and forth over and musk threatening to walk away from the deal if twitter cannot show less than 5% of daily active users are automated accounts, carley. >> carley: of the united states with flight cancellations in the last six months and all of 2021. can you believe that? how long will it be before americans airports go back to normal? the vice president of the southwest airlines pilot association, michael santoro joins me now to discuss. michael, good morning, it is great to see you again. the concern is july and august

will be worse as more people travel for a vacation. do you think that is the case? >> unfortunately, that is probably going to be the case. july and august will be a rough couple of months for summer travel. mostly due to thunderstorms and whether that popped up around the country, especially florida. so, it does cause some delays. the problem is, we are short staffed and when you have the delays, that pushes the pilot schedule back. eventually, we end up timing out as people may not know, limited by federal aviation and how much we can be on duty in the daytime. so we get those limits we timeout, and the pilots, but there aren't any replacements. >> carley: that is a big issue there. 121,918 cancellations between

january and june compared to 121,552 for all of 2021. you say the issue is staffing. why is there a shortage of pilots right now? >> well, covid did take a hit on some of us. we took early leaves come early retirement spirit so that is a factor. but a lot of it is due to the fact airlines, we've lost so much money the last couple of years that they tried to schedule us many flights as they could. the problem is that the flights are fine in a perfect situation and no delays, no mechanicals, which is under those numbers. but when you have the maximum amount of flights and run into any kind of problems, you have the timeout issues, not only with pilots, staffing but the ground staff issues too.

airplanes are full, lots of bags. that takes time to build the planes up. in the baggage handlers throwing bags into the airplanes, that takes delays too. so -- >> carley: it is a big sigh, a big mess. when do you think things will go back to normal? >> you know typically december he would airlines tend to draw down their schedules because everybody back to school, vacation is pretty much over. so hopefully, we will see recovery in september and throughout the rest of the year. i will see southwest is the best over the past this past weekend. a rough weekend for airlines. southwest pilot error lanes are flying on their days off and made it happen for our passengers. >> carley: bernie sanders' fired up about this. he is tweeting about it in writing letters to the transportation secretary. he said the airlines are to

blame. taxpayers bailed out airlines to the tune of billions of dollars during the pandemic and now the industry is a mess. do you think he has a point? >> i don't actually. you know, we did get bailouts and much appreciated to the government for that, but an airline cost literally millions of dollars a day during the pandemic. you are flying around with two people on board mpp in the airplanes and the flights had to go. we were losing tons of money. so, it bailed us out, but it did not help our reserves at all. we didn't have extra money hanging around. it kept us flying. but it was necessary. >> carley: absolutely was necessary. the situation is not good right now and maybe everybody should schedule august vacation in september to try to ease the issues at the airport if they can. michael, thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me.

>> carley: you are very welcome. >> carley: of the largest labor union want to do away with the word "mother" and the white house doesn't have any issues with that. >> national education association have been proposing a future contract to replace mother with birthing parents. what does the president think about proposals like that? >> we are not the nea and i would refer you to that particular. >> todd: ron desantis throwing his weight behind school board candidates failing to keep woke curriculum out of the classroom. we are talking to two of those candidates next. ♪ ♪

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president will earn doj and a chase us to push back limited access to the abortion pill and restrict travel across state lines about those seeking an abortion. and the border will also direct agencies to educate medical providers and how and when they must share privileged patient information with authorities. the move from the white house comes two weeks after the supreme court overturned roe v. wade sparking celebration and protest across the country. on saturday the pro-abortion women's march is a day of rage rallied with a march to the white house followed. in the white house to refused to comment for proposal to replace the term mother with birthing person and contract. >> so we are not the nea and i would refer you to their team about that particular -- >> the president spoke to the conference. >> i'm not going to speak about

an organizations policy or change of policy. i am not the spokesperson and that's not something i'm going to do. >> carley: meanwhile democratic candidates back fighting the nea and the union's proposal. the senators are giving thousands of dollars of donation from the nea, not commenting. fox news reached out to other democratic candidates. none have responded, todd. >> todd: that is not a good political position to have but in the meantime ron desantis putting political weight behind school board candidates who aligned with his education agenda, failing to protect parental rights and keep crt out of classrooms. in florida, april carney and monica colucci of dade county join me. ladies, thank you for being here. governors do not wade into local school board elections but governor desantis said enough is enough. what do you make of his

endorsement of you, april? >> i have to say that i'm proud that we have a governor willing to stand up and fight for our families. a lot of parents have come out and upset with these local school boards. it is nice to know we have someone standing with our state and listening to parents and helping us fight back. >> todd: monica, in response though, let's tell it what it is, the insanity that has taken over public schools over the last couple of years. ron desantis pushing education model, which includes the following: rejecting crt in their curriculum which i mentioned off the top, a robust education and physics. you know how the country got here and operates. it seems like a good idea and parental rights in education while keeping woke gender ideology out of schools. how vital is that to reverse what is happening in the schools right now? >> first, i have to say i'm extremely proud and i'm honored

to have a governor's endorsement. and it is extremely important everything you just said. we are at a crossroads in our country. we are facing ideologies in the classroom that endanger the minds of our children and the family and ultimately our nation. a robust education is crucial so that students understand where exactly our nation, what our nation was founded upon and the ideals and values that hold dear to us today. >> todd: not sugarcoating it, but giving it like it happened and not sort of erasing parts of history that we are not comfortable with. april, school boards, as you know, ground zero in the fight quite frankly for the nation. what are parents telling you about what they want from their kids education? >> they want to get back to brass tacks. they want academics. they don't want agendas. we need to focus on literacy and civic education like the government is implementing.

i think we need to be worried about producing productive members of society and not producing ideologies that are social. parents are upset. they just want their kids to go to school to learn to have a future and pursue "the american dream" dusty rhodes b1 monica, you have been in classrooms 26 years. to april's point, how did we get away over the course of your time teaching? obviously, i'm not blaming at you but the country, how did we get away from teaching the brass tacks? the blocking and tackling math, science, english to teaching, you know, you have to have drag shows in your school in order to be woke. and you need that to move on to the next level? >> it is a tragedy. that is one of the reasons why i am compelled to run for school board. we have come to this point because we have allowed this leftist, radical ideology to creep into our schools.

little by little and now it's come to a head. we have to stand up and stop it. because like i said earlier, it it is a battle for the american minds, and it is a battle for children's future. >> todd: and again, you are a teacher 26 years in the classroom. and i come from a family of teachers. this is not an attack on teachers. this is an attack on unions. april, you are going up against union and you have a very, very strong supporter like ron desantis, the other candidate has the union backing. can you just see those very, very powerful money interest? >> absolutely. i'm not going to back down from the federal unit who can come back at me as much as they want to. at the end of the day, have the parents and teachers behind me that just want their children to have a successful education experience. and the state of florida, we need to be providing world-class

education and keeping the agenda out of it, not listening to unions who conspire with the cdc to keep our schools closed for most of the year and mask our children. i am the local candidate that will fight back against the unions. i'm glad to have governor ron desantis help with that. >> todd: we need that not only in the state of florida but all 50 states. it is good to see ron desantis and you two ladies doing something about it. thank you for your time and best luck with your elections. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> todd: possible punishment submitted for the border agents on horseback who did absolutely nothing wrong. i will tell you everything they know so far. >> carley: and an entire family including children are forced to jump from the window of their burning apartment building. >> [screaming] >> we got you, we got you, come

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♪ ♪ >> todd: texas governor greg abbott with power to return illegal immigrants back to points of entry at the border. >> carley: brooke singman with the latest of the show down between taxes and the federal government. brooke, good morning. >> hey, good morning carley, todd. that is texas governor greg abbott taking address and his own hands with the executive order to address the chaos at the border. in point of national guard and state troopers to apprehend illegal migrants after a major influx of illegal crossings. listen to this. >> an international organization labeled the biden's border between united states and mexico the most deadly border in the entire world. texas is stepping up to compelled to biden administration to follow the laws by the united states congress. >> texas border patrol has already stopped 523,000 migrants between january and may of this

year appear that it's up from 40 during the same time last year. and also a direct correlation between the border crisis and america's opioid epidemic. the cartels have been emboldened and enriched by biden open border policy with record numbers of people, weapons, and deadly drugs like fentanyl. but putin don't make biden with disciplinary action with the agents falsely accused of whipping ideation migrants. triggering an uproar on capitol hill last year when top democrats with the use of the long range starting in narrative they were being used as a whelp and against migrants. the most prominent being the president himself, watch this. >> to see people treated like they did, running over people and being strapped, it is outrageous. i promise you those people will pay. there will be in an

investigation and there will be consequences. >> details of the punishment have not been released, but expected to announce the results of that investigation any day now carley, todd appearance be to bring brooke singman, the border patrol agent and vice president of the national border patrol, hector garza, good morning to you. an executive order governor abbott announced yesterday to give texas national guard and bps the ability to apprehend illegal immigrants in texas and bring them back to border patrol facilities on the u.s. side of the border. can you explain how that is different than what is happening already and how this will help the situation? >> yes, first of all, governor abbott has been instrumental in securing the border of texas and u.s. mexican border. if it wasn't for governor abbott's actions to deploy the texas national guard and the department public of safety, it would be destroyed at the border and complete chaos. that is the only thing that is

actually stopping the illegal immigrants from coming across. we do know that executive order will be very, very powerful and the state of texas will take authority to return these people that are coming across. i think the consequences besides getting sued by the federal government, i think what we will see is illegal aliens in the border and other areas like arizona, california, but overall, we are supportive of those actions. >> carley: list talk about the border wall because president biden with an executive order's first day in office, "it shall be the policy of my administration that no american tax payer dollars be diverted to construct a border wall." this week it was announced biden administration will be finishing a portion of the wall in an area called friendship park, which is between -- it's in california near tijuana. why the change of heart? by this section of the border wall? >> so this section of the

border wall is fairly secure area. in all reality, this part of the border dispensing could be constructed and very insignificant. we would call for biden to actually build the wall in the real sector where there was already 70 miles of wall expended for this area. a much-needed wall. talk about taxpayer dollars, right now taxpayers paying millions of dollars for storing unused border wall laying around. but again in california, it could be pretty insignificant, the california border with this type of illegal activity as you see in texas or arizona. >> carley: and it must be frustrating to see that material lying on the ground already bought and paid for it. because of politics, it is not being used. >> you know, we see it everyday when we go to work. it is being stored close to the

border. unfortunately, it is not being used. biden made our jobs that much more dangerous for the patrol agents. not only did he make our jobs dangerous, but also the entire state dangerous because most agents are not actually securing the border. they were simply processing us i live in groups that don't qualify for asylum. and just like the biden administration, we have seen over 1 million illegal aliens have been released with a catch and release program for people that are allegedly seeking asylum. when the reality 5% qualify for asylum. >> carley: hector any thoughts the doj operation lone star? this is the initiative governor abbott started to combat human drug smuggling. the doj investigating civil civl rights investigation. >> this is the same acts of the obama administration where they were initiating this type of investigation on the arizona sheriff and all of these people

trying to do their jobs to secure the border. just one more tax of the biden administration. we will see lawsuits of the border, texas governor abbott just announced. but again, attacks by the administration. he is clearly abandoning the border. >> carley: border protection with disciplinary proposals. the border agents falsely accused of whipping haitian migrants in september appear as though it does look like border patrol agents even though they did nothing wrong, cleared of charges will be disciplined anyway. what are your thoughts on what sort of disciplinary actions need to be taken? >> same on the u.s. border patrol for allowing this proposal to take action. these proposals are coming from the u.s. border patrol leadership under the direction of the biden administration. this is a flawed investigation to begin with. we are looking forward to the investigative report to be made public because we will see these agents were set up for failure.

they were given an impossible mission. if you remember back in those days, they had over 40 haitians under the bridge and people coming over every single hour. and what it shows is we were set up for failure. when comment we will make for the national border patrol council, we will defend those agents. >> carley: that is a good point that even though these agents are going to get punished, the information in this report actually end up working in their favor. more information rather is always a good thing. hector garza, thank you for joining us this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you, carley. >> carley: you're very welcome. it turns out by then staffers are leaving the white house four times the rate of the last two coadministration spear of the democrats seeing the writing on the wall? >> todd: carley, pull out your daily checkbook, here we go, do you have your apple bottom

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