>> ashley: fox news alert. brandon johnson set to be sworn in as chicago mayor. he officially takes the helm as crime and the migrant crisis rock the windy city. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. >> joey: 25 people were shot in chicago this weekend and not everyone thinks the numbers will

improve under johnson, who has several conflicting comments on whether he is defunding the city of police. >> we know the city of chicago rebuked this call to defund this bit. this system of incarceration and policing, this is real political gold. >> i never said we'll take money from police. >> the 150 million was not redirecting the funds from police? >> directing dollars to make sure we hire and promote 200 more detectiveses, to make sure we are implements laws on the books like red flag laws, i never said i would cut the police budget. >> ashley: here is lauren with more. >> new chicago mayor brandon johnson will be sworn into a job with no small task, figure out how to stop crime?

his city and learn to work with police and his constituents even though he was part of calls to defund police. he says his policies go after root causes of crime. chicago police report murder is slightly down from this time last year, but still in the hundreds and motor vehicle thefts up 130%. just yesterday, a gang of four people threatened people with semiautomatic weapons. police are still looking for the suspects and adding to violence, this past weekend alone 25 shot and six kaied, some victims just 16 and 17 years old. the soon to be mayor johnson will follow outgoing mayor lori lightfoots, who lost her campaign by massive numbers for her failure to reign in crime.

combative mayor who led chicago through crisis, some of her own making. nine of the tribune or other outlets were granted an exit interview with lori lightfoot, she said her administration created real change. one of the first thing mayor johnson will need to do, pick out a new police intendant. david brown is turning the mandatory retirement age. >> ashley: thank you. of course we are checking in with gianno caldwell, who is having breakfast with friends just outside of chicago to find out what voters think about the new mayor. 78-year-old u.s. citizen sentenced to life in china. he was detained two years ago by officials in southeastern chain. in a brief statement, the chinese courts he was found guilty of espionage, sentenced

to life imprisonment. the sentences comes as president biden will attend a summit in japan this week. >> joey: house foreign affairs committee chairman michael mccaul says he wants interviews with a half dozen different staff members by monday. he says staffers have penitentiary information on how the pull-out resulted in the death of 13 servicemembers. this latest push comes after michael mccaul threatened to hold antony blinken in contempt of congress for failing to turn over the information. >> ashley: understand thises of law enforcement officers descending on washington, d.c. to kickoff national police week. on saturday, officers, families and crowds of supporters came together for the 35th

candlelightige havil, they read the name of the officers who gave their lives in the line of duty. >> to pay them proper tribute, each of their names will be read as part of the ceremony and will forever be etched on the walls of the national memorial and in the hearts of a grateful nation. to all law enforcement professionals who serve and protect us, thank you. >> ashley: including 224 officers that were killed last year and 332 who passed inner yoos prior. they will be honored today at the service at noon eastern time. tomorrow families and colleagues of the fallen will come together to support one another at the national police survivors conference. to see the families in the

audience there, i'm so glad they are honoring them, it brings tears to my eyes, especially being the wife of a new york city police officer. i thank the officers for their service. >> joey: as someone who served overseas, i can say we don't do enough to honor first respond ers, especially those who have fallen in the line of duty. my brother-in-laws have been firemen for 20 years. when you go overseas issue the worst thing is seeing civilians hurt in collateral damage, it might happen once or twice and they see it every single day. >> ashley: to this, already overwhelmed border communities preparing for another wave of illegal migrants and here is the president's response. >> you think things at the border, sir? >> much better than you all expected. >> ashley: so what about the afghan national on the fbi

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>> joey: fox news alert, border agents bracing for a busy week as migrant shelters fill up to double capacity. >> ashley: if you ask the biden administration, they will say it is going smoothly. alexandria hoff live from washington with the latest. those shelters, it is unbelievable to see. >> alexandria: you are right and those are people already in the u.s. alejandro mayorkas says there has been a 50% reduction, compared with the week prior. mayorkas credits drop to criminal penalties resuming in title 42 absence, same time the texas national guard stepped up entry blocking and mentioned the processing center. severe overcrowding there. this is in el paso, congressman tony gonzalez says this was six times capacity with 6000 people

on site friday. sources tell fox news they don't expect the crossing to last. from delaware yesterday, president biden said this. >> how do you think things are going at the border? >> president biden: much better than y'all expected. >> do you have plans to visit the border? >> not in the near term, no, it would be disruptive. >> alexandria: vice president kamala harris heard that question, as well. shed, i hear everything is going smoothly given what the concerns are and the issue of immigration falls within the responsibility of the united states congress. so we've done what we can. clearly texas governor greg abbott thinks that is not the case. yesterday a bus load of migrants were dropped off near the vice

president's home in d.c. yesterday officials in california confirmed a man on the terror watch list entered the state illegally, the man crossed into the u.s. alongside a group of migrants. >> joey: thank you. all right, bring in chad robichaux, u.s. marine veteran and chairman of the mighty oaks foundation. if you were listening to her, the president said he will not visit the border and the vice president says things were going smoothly. that reminds me when john kirby told us about how the mass number of people we evacuated in afghanistan, discounting the numbers we were not trying to evacuates, 13 dies. when we look at the border, we see similarities here.

>> chad: this administration continues to give themselves a plus evaluations when the american people know what is going on. we know what is going on at the border. tens of thousands of people are coming across and being handed cell phones when the american people are struggling to provide for themselves. they are given dates to appear five years out. this has ill intention, it jeopardizes security of americans everyday, the livelihood of americans and is not the best thing for those crossing the border. it allows human trafficking to be on the border and jeopardizes border security. we're seeing people who are bad actors and terrorists coming across the border everyday. >> joey: you spent your career fighting terrifts -- terrorists,

listen to dhs secretary alejandro mayorkas. >> the most dangerous threat to homeland is white supremacy. >> is that correct? >> it tragically is. in the terrorism context, domestic violence extremism is our greatest threat right now. individuals driven to violence because of ideology of hate, false narratives and regrettably we have seen a rise in white supremacy. >> joey: border patrol agents in the san diego sector -- how do we put those two things

together, chad? how can our president stand here and say white supremacy is what is going to kill us when we have terrorists crossing the border? >> chad: any terrorist with any kind of common sense would say, how do i get into the united states? and the southern border is the best way to get here, open door. and secretary mayorkas and most people who surround president biden are yes men and cowards who do not protect and defend the people of the united states and say things that are not true. from the press secretary to people like secretary mayorkas, who is in charge of very important jobs in the united states. the irony of joe biden giving that speech is overwhelming. throughout his career, he has made the most racist comments and policies in washington, d.c.

communist leaders always use racism as tool to divide is thes and if white supremacy is a problem, what about the taliban we armed with billions in u.s. equipment and empowered them in afghanistan to terrorize 40 mill whereon afghans and take away human rights and enslave 20 million women and wage war with u.s. taxpayer dollars, wage war in iraq on the west with terrorism and what about iran, who sought to reinstate cash flow to terrorism and ms-13 and drug cartels. >> joey: you are right, best way to sum this up, your organization spent time and money to get people who deserve to be here, here the right way. the taliban can just cross the border, that is insane to me. chad robichaux, thank you for your service and thank you for

helping those in need. >> thank you. >> joey: lawyer for daniel blessing says his case struck a cord and his defense fund raises big bucks, we'll tell you how much. >> ashley: and this. >> i've extensively reviewed this and reviewed scientific data in this country and around the globe. the best practice should be to raise the age to 18 for gender modification. >> ashley: that texas democrat speaking out against transgender surgery for minors joins us next. (vo) if you've had thyroid eye disease for years and things are a no-go because you keep seeing double, it's not too late for another treatment option. to learn more visit treatted.com

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northwest. we do not have big, big storm systems this week, which is great news. potential across ohio valley and along the gulf coast, parts of rockies could see scattered thunderstorms. no organized storm systems to talk about. scattered showers along the gulf coast and pop-up for florida and parts of the rockies. big news story this week is heat for the northwest. areas like seattle toward california later this week. take a look at records we hit on sunday. breaking records for eugene org. 90 in washington, portland, oregon, 92. we will be in the upper 80'ses, into the 80 much of the work week and cold front comes

through on sunday. then the valley areas of california, bump temperatures up tomorrow, wednesday, thursday into the 90s. heat advisory in effect, that is main big forecast, big weather story that foxweather.com is covering. rest of the country is quiet, we will take. nice to see you joey and ashley. hope you had a nice mother's day. >> ashley: bill to ban gender affirming surgery for children under 18 years old, puberty blockers and wean minors receiving thisir ca. some democrats are jumping onboard to support it. >> over the past two years, i have researched this issue and pain stakingly reviewed data in this country and around the globe. best practice should be to raise

the age to 18 for gender modific and make sure teenage ares have quality access to mental healthcare in a safe and supportive environment. >> ashley: shawn theory is in favor of this bill and joins me now. you said you did research, what did you find that got you to your decision. >> good morning, thanks for having me. i really started to look at the data two years ago and the most compelling part was the countries that put this type of treatment on the forefront are pulling away and reversing course and stating puberty blockers should not be the first line of treatment for children experiencing gender dysphoria

and there are health risks will giving the hormones. >> ashley: what do your con constituents say about you teaming up with the republicans? >> my district was overwhelmingly in favor of it. it was risk issue because i had to cross party lines and it is unfortunate when it comes to our children's health and well being that we have to play partisan politics. i just listened to my constituents and i read the data and just don't think this is something we can play politics with. children are not political pawns. >> ashley: this is what i love to hear, that you are willing to put yourself out there, go across party lines to vote for something, after you did your research.

just research before you vote. what about your fellow democrats? any pushback from them? it is my understanding, you and one democrats have jumped party lines. what do they have to say? >> i will be back today for third reading, we vote one more time. there may be others who come on board, perhaps not. i will be standing shoulder to shoulder and eye to eye with my colleagues. as of yet, i have not heard from anyone. there have been so many parents who inboxed me and democrats whoed they feel the same way, but they are, like i was, you could hear my voice trembling

when i was speaking on the bill. they have reached out and said they agree. children should not be caught up in partisan politics. these kids given the chemical castration judge and a drug for men who have prostate candidacier. they are giving to kids as young as nine years old, who do not have cancer. >> ashley: you bring up parents who are democrats messaging you. republican versus democrat situation, it is turning out to not be the case. thank you for your time and thank you for standing up for kids. >> ashley: 20 braeses have fled

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for bankruptcy -- not interrupt daily operation, the company list assets and liabilities 500 million to 1 billion. the group will be sold to soros-fund management. donations for daniel penny continue to pour in after the veteran was charged in the death of jordan neely on a new york subway. >> joey: cheryl casone is here, what is going on? >> cheryl: they are at 1.92 million as of this morning, at the threshold of 2 million in donations. i just went on the website, two $10,000 payments, one is vivek ramaswamy, who is running for president of the united states. the attorney says why the money

is being raised, it demonstrates this has struck a cord in the psyche of new yorkers and echoed 93ing -- nationwide. any attempt to undermine duty to protect one another against imminent threat, will be challenged. one says this guy is a hero, he should get a medal, not jail time. take this city back. god bless this guy for trying to help. this is getting politicized, the lawyers strike it has struck a cord. as a new yorker, thattic tas the subway, you are in a metal tube, if someone is threatening you, many don't feel protected or safe. i hate to say issue this was brown to happen, it happened in

a bodega, they were going to charge the bodega workers with manslaughter charges and alvin bragg stops it. either i die or protect myself, state of new york city. >> ashley: new york also doesn't give people the right to protect themselves, as far as weapons they can carry, you can't do that here. is anyone going to step in? >> joey: you get judged by a jury of peers, he had a jury of peer on the train car and from what i'm hearing, every one stepped up to defend him. >> cheryl: we have not seen the video, witnesses say he was threatening to kill people. the facts will come out. >> ashley: interested to see what will come of that. san francisco, more store closing. >> cheryl: it is doesn't end. the list of stores shutting in

the city now include as of today, anthropology, amazon go, reel reels, athleta, container store. dave chappelle, the comedian issue has called san francisco his second home. he was there doing a comedy show, during the performance he aims at everything 678. he goes, what happened to this place and told the story of eating at a restaurant a few nights earlier to have somebody defecate in front of the restaurant. i know it is early in the morning and you are probably having breakfast. the problem with san francisco, they have 38,000 people living on the streets in san know fra, 38,000 is the last count. he went on to say, this is half

glee, half zombie apocalypse happening in the country. you do see the quality of life, it has deteriorated. >> joey: probably having a good steak dinner, some want us to move from steak to bugs? >> cheryl: sort of. >> joey: i'm all about healthy, but bugs? >> cheryl: couple of lines of thought on this one. a weekend segment on cbs explaining how bug diet, having bugs in food chain could help the global food crisis. interest. >> our interest to make insectses alternative for use of soy bean proen too, have more sustainable production of proen too from insectses as a perfect tool. >> ashley: he makes the connection that you could, soy

bean can feed livestock and that would be way to -- end of the day, talking about putting bugs and eating bugs. >> ashley: if we had done this segment six weeks ago, i would have had to leave the desk. >> cheryl: i apologize for showing that video. >> ashley: hard pass for me. cheryl, thank you. residents of chicago district biden won are furious over plans to release 500 migrants into their community. watch. we have been red lined, jim crowed, pushed out, enough. >> joey: brandon johnson is set to take over as chicago new mayor today. gianno caldwell is having breakfast with voters today, we'll check in with him next.

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>> ashley: resident on south side of chicago are frustrated with the city's new plan to house migrants in a high school with some saying the move would endanger black residents. >> all black stakeholders that have concern should have been afforded adequate space and notice and decision which impacts the value of our land, safety and peace. we have been redlined, jim crowed, pushed out, enough. >> joey: gianno caldwell is in illinois, 32 miles from chicago. welcome to the show, thank you for being up early. what does this mean for residents of chicago? >> this rosey home cooking is spot for veterans and we have a lively crowd at rosie's home cooking. all right. this restaurant is safe haven

for veterans and seniors, you can get discountses daily. shout out to our veterans. there you go. we have a lot of servicemembers and chicagoans here to talk about crime and what to do next, especially on the inauguration of brandon johnson today. happy to be here. >> ashley: gianno, when you talk to people, i know you are a little outside of the city right now, historically is more conservative, are people fed up with lori lightfoot and brandon johnson? i'm not going to sugar coat it, politically, the historically speaking with people, nothing is going to change. is that their biggest issue? >> there are chicagoans who live

on the south side and west side of chicago. people are fed up thachl clip packaged it well for some. some consider what is going on to move into the community systematic racism, black residents feel that way about the policies ush approximated by lori lightfoot and in the state of illinois. people are upset and feel they are on the back of the bus and letting their voices be known and many seniors that you see in press frns cans are pushing back. for a lot of folks today, they wonder what brandon johnson is going to do and we'll find out plans within the citizens of chicago. >> joey: you know all too well what crime does, when someone innocent -- one part of one city, you get rid of lori

lightfoot, who had policies that puzzled people, and you bring in someone to bring change and looks like change is going in the wrong direction. what recourse do citizen have even if they are not willing to support another party. what recourse do citizens have? >> that is a great question and think about the election of brandon johnson, he said in an interview recently, he's still tripping he was able to pull this off and i think a lot of folks in chicago are tripping he pulled this you hava, especially when you look at the fact crime is up over 40% in chicago from the last year. the question would be, why bring in someone who is far worse tan what we had or we can imagine would be.

i think we will find out clearly how this administration is going to move and work for the citizens of chicago or not move and work and we got four years up ahead to see how these policies will impact the city of chicago and for those who live here and work within the city of chicago who may be poor or middle clas, what is going to happen to them? that is the question a lot of chicago knowas are asking today. >> ashley: tripping he pulled it you hava, how reassuring to hear from the newly elected leader. i'm looking forward to hearing what you are asking diners, so awesome issue safe haven for veterans. excited to see the rest of the morning on "fox and friends." thank you. >> excited, looking forward to breaking it in. >> ashley: joey has a new book called "unbroken bonds of

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another several dozen like them, who have been here for me. americans go through so much and they do it with a smile on their face. >> ashley: so excited to read this. proud of you for doing this. a lot of people will be interested in this. >> joey: i am proud of it, it is hard to put something out and read what i wrote, but to know what is in here and these are their stories, beyond proud. >> ashley: pick it up june 27th? >> joey: preorder at foxnewsbooks.com. we need to move on. >> ashley: here is the cover of the book, everybody pick it up, preorder and get your copy. congrat lagszs. president biden takes a break from his bike ride to take reporter questions.

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>> how do you think things are going at the border, sir? >> much better than you all expected. [laughter] >> do you have any plans to visit the border. >> no, i don't think. pardon me? >> do you have any plans to visit in the border. >> not near term, no. >> secretary mayorkas have said the numbers at the border has gone down since title 42 are have lifted. are you numbers have peaked and they will continue to go down. >> they have gone down. my hope they will continue to come down. we need more hope from the congress as well. never good to characterize negotiation in the middle of a negotiation.

i remain on miss stick i'm congenital optimist. general desire. >> joe: that's president biden taking a break weekend in square to down play the very serious issue his administration is facing right now. >> the fox news contributor joe concha joins us now. good morning, joe. you know, when i was trying to prep for this segment, the first thing i wrote down the president thinks we are all stupid. because he is honestly, he is out there riding his bike. is he eating ice cream. is he dismissing all of these serious problems that's happening and to be quite honest, when there is an american who is not real paying attention say something like the debt ceiling don't know what it means. but see the president of the united states leisurely taking these strolls well, there is nothing to worry about so he is doing a good job. >> ashley, this is why his approval numbers are currently at 36% approval. he is more than 20 points under water in terms of approval vs. disapproval overall.

when you ask voters about the border. he is in the 20's. as far as his approval and the fact that he is on a bike ride he is in delaware every weekend it seems outside of one this year. the problem is that people look at this president and see him not working. when he was asked during that intieinterviewer or gaggle willu go to a gaggle no i don't have plans any time soon set. bragging almost the anybody is little bit down from where they were. where they were was an all-time high. ask jeh johnson. who was that? he was the department of homeland security secretary under president obama. and he says that this is a catastrophe li right now. the numbers are out of control. just because you are down a little bit all time high 6.5 million people coming in to this country thunder president illegally and what that's doing to the healthcare system, education n not just in texas al

over the country a whole ball of wrong, joey. >> joe: they ignore it and it seems to work politically because, you know, the issues of the day include the border and a lot of other things. the issue in the long run is this election that's about to happen within a little over a year. and so we look at that and we say can they just ignore it and you can't get 50 or 100 million americans to worry about an issue that may not effect them as much. >> well, joey, it's a great point. the media appears to be alongside the biden administration as far as saying oh, the border? oh, that's not that bad. everything is okay down there, in terms of the fentanyl that's coming in. and 100,000 americans dying every year. particularly young americans. at this point, barely a story in terms of national media. so, yeah, you are make great point in the fact that most of the media, outside of this network and a few outliers are are paying attention and talking about the border. talking about fentanyl. talking about the fact that 182

people that are on the terror watch list have been apprehended at the border. and those are the ones that we know, about right? who knows who is coming into this country. we talk about education and test scores at 30 year low. crime in american cities driving exdulce out of new york and san francisco and chicago. and many major cities. and obviously foreign policy. china, what's going on in ukraine. that war that will never end with russia. we co go on and on. yet, this administration seems to be everything is hunky dori, ashley. severing fine. >> ashley: exactly. when people see that they will think that nothing is wrong for people who do not follow the news. they are not interested what is going none america. joe, we have to get to this. switch news to the former u.s. attornebrett coleman.

we are looking at a doj that refuses to prosecute certain cases now that have a political angle to them. this is the stuff i back up and i look at and i say we are in bizarre row world. this is doj, the heart of what doj really was organized for. >> ashley: joe, why aren't they asking for questions and the other thing isn't there is a trail for money? there is actual bank receipts as it pertains to the president of the united states, his not just his son but his entire family force profiting in china, ukraine, russia, romania, for services we still don't know exactly what they did for all these energy companies when they have no actual experience in energy. that's the big question here. guys. is the sitting president of the united states compromised by our biggest adversary in china or in

russia or by ukraine? again, we have the receipts. we see actual evidence, the question is why is the department of justice taking years upon years to go ahead and do their job? that's the bottom line. what's going on here, guys? >> ashley: we have no idea and hopefully we find out. joe concha, thank you. joey, thank you for coming to new york and sitting next to me. >> joey: it was an honor to be here. >> brian: we begin this monday morning on "fox & friends" with a news alert as you just heard. more migrants arrived near the d.c. residence of vice president kamala harris. the move isn't stopping the biden administration from taking a victory lap over the end of title 42. >> will: matt finn is live on the ground in el paso this morning. matt? >> good morning, guys. inside of this shelter that we went inside of, there are at least 100 migrants. mostly women and children. and outside once again this morning you can see that there are many migrants sleeping on

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