good night from new york city. ♪ ♪ >> we begin with breaking news overnight. secretary of state antony blinken meeting with president xi jinping in china. the most important meeting to beijing as he looks to cool tensions between the two nations. gordon chang on deck to unpack all. >> take a look at this. >> stay with me, man! you are okay! you are going to make it! you're okay. come on. keep breathing. keep breathing! >> a florida deputies of del my performed cpr on an unconscious truck driver he found on the

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police have arrested a 31-year-old suspect and say that there is no threat to the community by the identities of the suspects air victims have not been released. police are still actively investigating the cause of the shooting. and while the body camera video catching the moment uploaded a video game cpr to an unconscious truck driver who veered off the highway into a guard down a guard rail. watch this. >> wake up. wake up! wake up! are you okay? keep breathing. keep breathing, man. stay with us. i don't want to lose you. >> that sergeant being hailed a hero for his efforts to keep that driver alive until saw no signs of impairment. the driver taken to hospital

where he began breathing on his own receiving treatment. >> big memorial service celebrating the life and legacy of pat robertson which will be held in virginia beach later today. founded the christian broadcasting network and regent university died earlier this month. according to cbn who said that it was morning the devastating loss but he was known for his "700 club" tv show which connected a connection between evangelical christians and the republican party which still stands strong today. ran for the g.o.p. presidential nomination in 1988. that was the election that george h.w. bush was involved in and won. pat robertson was 93 years old. secretary of state antony blinken closing out its meeting with china. >> gordon chang is on deck.

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told washington to choose between cooperation or conflict saying "relations have experienced up and downs and it's necessary for us to reflect deeply and work with china to jointly manage differences and avoid strategic surprises. gordon chang is senior level at the gate stone institute and joins us now. gordon, good morning to you. the big news of the morning is antony blinken meeting was using thing happening right now. the meeting was announced two and a half hours ago. what does this mean for our future relations with china? >> it means that the chinese don't want to, especially,

humiliate the united states. they did grant the meeting was using thing. but we did receive a number of slides f's lights from the chine and we did not acknowledge them but henry kissinger a few hours ago once again said that war with china is possible. and i think president biden's efforts to prevent it are actually accelerating it because we are not telling the chinese in public what they need to hear and what the world needs to hear and that is the united states will defend itself, its friends and allies. instead we talk about the need to maintain communication when the chinese are talking about war. we have a communist party figures inside of china talking about war and how the deaths of hundreds and millions of people is acceptable but conversation like that is not acceptable. >> bits and pieces of this meeting because as carley said it's happening as we speak and something that xi jinping zhang is hoping that secretary of

state blinken will make more positive contributions to stabilizing china-u.s. ties to his visit. according to video posted by state media, cctv of course. what is your take on the fact that i think you alluded to it in your first answer, this meeting with xi came together last minute sort of a concession at the end of blinken's meeting >> they announced at the very last moment and really this is sort of a chinese tactic. it means that beijing aims to humiliate the united states. we see this around the world because chinese propaganda is basically saying the united states is no longer a global force. and really the attempt to make the united states look small in beijing is a part of that. we are going to hear much more

of that propaganda line in the months ahead. the united states needs to counter that because that propaganda line is actually effective in large parts of the world like the middle east and africa which are where we see the main points of contention outside of ukraine. and so the united states needs to take a very different approach and if we don't the chinese will get even more arrogant. what we have been doing, todd and carley, we've been inflating their already big sense of self-importance and that's not a good thing. >> one other thing that blinken's team wants to focus on is trying to get china to stop producing fentanyl. what are the chances you'll see any success on that front? >> he may see some temporary success like the trump administration did, but nothing long-term. the communist party runs a near-total surveillance state which means that it is behind me fentanyl gangs. that chinese support the fentanyl gangs which launder

their money through the chinese state banking system. we need to be able to say that in public. if we do, perhaps we have the makings of a solution. but until we actually will be willing to acknowledge who is behind these fentanyl gangs and if the communist party supports them, we'll have no chance of having any enduring solution. de enduring solution. >> todd: we always look for deliverables. according to the underlying meeting between the foreign minister and blinken, here's what the white house is saying with "the washington post." after seven and a half hours of talks between blinken and kim yang to exchange high-level exchanges after months of a diplomatic freeze. are you as optimistic with the results of this meeting as blinken, "the washington post," and the washington establishment seem to be or do you think at the end of the day, tony blinken

got played? >> there are no deliverables here and we talk about shandong coming to washington we are talking about talking. and while we talk about talking we delay imposing those measures that are important such as the long expected executive order prohibiting investments into china's military companies in the technology sector. those are things we absolutely need to do. we need to start imposing costs on the communist party for fentanyl. we need all sides of things and we are not taking those measures to add those obvious threats to us. americans are dying and we need to take immediate action and by talking about talking about talking we are not taking that action. >> blinken became the first cabinet member to meet in china. thank you so much for joining us joining us. >> thank you, carley and todd. >> carley: americans are

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arrests have been made. one victim still fighting for their life this morning. in san diego another juneteenth celebration turn deadly when a dispute broke out at a park. one person was hurt and another killed. no suspects have been iden identified. >> todd: americans marking juneteenth, the holiday where americans learned about their freedom how best to understand black history and diversity in this great country. almeida king is a fox news contributor and the niece of dr. martin luther king jr. and joined us now. great to see you as always, my friend. what is your reflection on juneteenth now that we really have a federal holiday for a couple of years now. through that prism of black history and diversity that i mentioned in the interim? >> i have celebrated juneteenth for many, many years. good morning, every body. hi, todd. it's very important. people ask me, one friend sent me a text. i thought it was just about texas, juneteenth.

and i said juneteenth, it's more of a spiritual impact and it brings balance into what is happening in america through the years. juneteenth also is although celebratory gives us a little hint of jubilee, of healing, of coming together. i hear about the violence erupting and all of that. however i at our church for example we acknowledge that even though emancipation was jan january 1st in 1863, 1865, because there was no social media yet and tweets and all that, it took 18 months for the people of texas to find out that they had been freed. we remember that there are people throughout america's history who are abolitionists, who believe in the american dream and want all of us to remember that we are created in the image and likeness of god and we are equal. so celebrating that freedom. in a few days we are going to do

july 4th as well. so we just remember that there have been terrible times in our nation but there are times in america has come together as well. >> todd: quote from the white house. "while the opposition may seem fierce, the story of juneteenth reveals that freedom, justice, equality will always prevail. i think we can all agree with the latter part of that but there is a movement by some on the left, especially with that first line there, to basically say if you oppose things like crt, if you oppose things like dia, you are "the opposition that is fierce, according to the white house. what do you make of that line of thinking? >> i believe, there is a word, you shall know the truth and the truth shall make you free. america, my uncle reverend dr. martin luther king jr. said he was a dream rooted in the american. so are those things that divide

us will not help us but i would say on juneteenth, let's remember the things that do unite us, bring us together as brother and sister, and we have many reports of violins, but i betcha if you look real hard you are going to see reports of good deeds as well. so we are one blood, one human race, we are not separate races, not divided by skin color and other issues. so if we can remember that, we can begin to come together and be healing and i'd like to add juneteenth and jubilee, i put both of those together. they start with a j. juneteenth and jubilee are times where healing, restoration, understanding and reaching out for each other. >> todd: that would be dr. dr. mlk's message, without a doubt. one antiracist training says businesses should give 50% of their profits today to a black owned organization. do you agree? >> [laughs] i believe that if we can come together with our profits,

giving and generosity, hospitality regardless of skin color and can see each other as human beings, not being violent with each other. so i think we can share and give all of our blessings without being hostile and angry. >> todd: dr. al beta king -- i just made you a doctor. i conferred upon you an honorary degree. >> i accept that. i do have a phd -- >> todd: almeida king, thank you for coming on. an important day. we appreciate it. >> thank you. god bless you. >> todd: from the positive to this. armed irs agencies were raiding homes and businesses across our country. lawmakers are shedding a light on the terrifying details and it can happen to anyone. >> carley: colorado convenience store clerk is now suing her company after being fired after she tried to grab an armed criminal to stop them from stealing. she'll tell you what happened that day and why she desires to keep her job.

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the scorching heat to be to continue. as new orleans inched closer to record-breaking highs. with our fox weather forecast. >> here we go again. another week of extreme heat and severe weather. we already have severe thunderstorm warnings and flash flooding going on for parts of mississippi and alabama and towards georgia. let's take a look at it. we have heavy rainfall moving into these areas, a lot of lightning, the severe storm threats and at 4:00 central in alabama and here are the rep reports, the tornado damage, several terminated reports for central mississippi and a lot of storm damage here as well. going to go ahead for another day of severe storms and flash flooding. several inches of rain is going to add to the misery here of not only the strong storms but the heavy rain and the flash flooding and the heat oppressive for another week in the same areas texas into louisiana.

look at the forecast heat index, it's what it feels like with a humidity so it's going to be dangerous to be outside for the next several days but we've been dealing with this for over a week going into a second week of these temperatures. also watching the tropics. looking very good, robust on the imagery here out in the atlantic. it's still too early to tell whether or not it's going to affect the u.s. but certainly we are going to watch for the development. here is where we typically see the origins of these storms so to see them in the midlantic, that is interesting so that could lead to an active season because we typically seek development in the gulf of mexico but to see this going on off the coast of africa so early is interesting. the water temperatures, we are likely going to see tropical storm brett within the next several hours and then it'll move towards the lesser and delays over the next couple of days. but look at this early start. june is usually not a lot going

on but to have a really good looking storm roll off the coast of africa this time of year? going to have to watch that. >> that is scary because you do not want to start in the month of june when you are allowed to start from june 1 to november. usually start in august for it you start in june? not good. >> todd: former nypd commissioner calling the city for its new $11,000 vending machine that offers crack pipes, nor can. claiming the city drug policies are turning the city upside down. instead of getting people away from drugs we have policies now we have vending machines to encourage them to stay on drugs. we are going to make it safer for you to use drugs you can spend the rest of your life not trying to get off drugs but to stay on drugs. in the meantime new york city set to roll out three more vending machines throughout the five boroughs despite the first one reportedly being ransacked within 24 hours.

>> carley: take a look at this. a colorado clerk at a circle can convenience store fired trying to stop a knife wielding man stealing cigarettes from behind the counter. maryann marino fired for violating the don't confront and chase policy. good morning to you both. your case is getting a lot of attention. we just showed the security camera video. tell us exactly what happened between you and this guy that was trying to steal some cigarettes? >> well, he walked into the store and he asked me for a pack of cigarettes. and i noticed that he had to go hunting knives in front of him. one was in a package and one was out. i right away tensed up and i told him i couldn't give him the cigarettes -- i asked him, what kind did you want, i just wanted to get him out of there.

hhe said marlborough. i got the malboro, asked him for the i.d. i saw that he had nothing in his wallet. so he says, well, you have to give them to me. i said, i'm sorry, i can't do that, i could get fired. he said, well, the other girls give them to me. i said, sorry, i can't do that. he just kept, you know, he was kind of weird looking. i do not know if there was something wrong with him or w what. and he started to dart out to the north door and i kind of relaxed and i was behind the register and all of a sudden he turned and i thought he was going to go out the south door and all of a sudden he was on me. he ran up on me. i kind of, you know, just freaked out.

i pushed him. you know? i didn't know what else to do. you know? so he took off running. and from what i understand there was... i told him i was going to call the police and he ran out. i picked up the phone to call the police. there was a customer that was standing outside the door when i walked toward the door to see because the police asked me what direction he went. i told him north. >> carley: was he arrested? >> yes he was. >> carley: maryann, marianne's former employer circle k has this don't confront and chase, at no time get in a verbal altercation with persons you suspect that. this policy is for your protection and for the safety of everyone but it sounds like circle k thinks that maryann

violated this policy but you say she didn't. >> that's right. maryann was acting in self-defense. she thought she was getting attacked by someone who was wielding a knife. and i think it's instinctual to try to push someone away when you think you are getting attacked and i think that's not you know, not the same thing as vigilante justice or anything like that. this is someone who was terrified that they were going to get attacked and he ended up in jail. and she's been the victim of a crime and people should not be penalized for being victims of crimes. >> carley: it takes a lot of courage to do what you did. what's going through your mind when all this was happening and how did you feel because you got fired because of it? >> i... i was upset because i had put a lot of years with this company. i worked hard for them. if they needed me, if somebody

called in i was obviously there for them. you know, i gave about everything to the store to keep it neat and clean for the customers. i had a lot of good customers that liked me. you know, they'd come in just to talk to me sometimes. >> carley: it's just... it's such a shame. i think a lot of people would look at what maryann did and say she was fired for doing the right thing. hasn't circle k responded to your lawsuit? >> we are in the middle of litigation. so... i mean. that's the response. >> carley: in the middle of litigation. thank you so much for telling your side of the story. we wish you the best of luck and thank you for standing up and doing the right thing. we hope things work out well for you. thank you as well for joining us. >> thank you. >> carley: absolutely. all right. onto this. pixar releasing its first movie with a nonbinary character.

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>> todd: how she judiciary care jim jordan jim jordan demanding the irs turn over documents after he says an agent used a fake name to get into a taxpayers home. >> carley: cheryl casone from fox business here with more on the details. >> todd: these are some pretty according to jim jordan used a fake name to get into the home of a resident in ohio. and went on to basically the resident had to call a lawyer and call the police over this irs agent's behavior. here is what jim jordan says in this letter to the irs because he wants more information. he said putting this behavior to an american taxpayer providing an alias using deception to

secure entry into the taxpayers home and filing an inspector general complaint against a police officer examining the matter is highly concerning. this also flies in the face of another moved by the irs that we were reporting on and it's his gun shop owner in montana that said that basically the irs along with other officials raided his shop and he still has no idea really wide. he says, they took documents that didn't have data. they were professional but while they were doing it, that isn't. these are irs agents that you can say are may be going a little too far in their duty. remember, this is the same irs that wanted and president biden wanted to give them $80 billion. they are getting less than that but they are still getting a multibillion-dollar infusion from the federal government. is this that kind of behavior that we will see from the new irs?

i certainly hope not. jim jordan wants answers. >> carley: he was testifying about government overreach. there are many instances. >> todd: the first story you mention, that's getting dangerously close into illegal search and seizure which you cannot do under the constitution. you can't do bribery. that's not allowed. you can say you can expect witnesses and the biden bribery protocol. >> carley: allegations are unfounded. he said that the only way that i would've gotten this far and got information that nobody thought that i could get a hold of it is because i didn't give up. he was on with mark levin. watch. >> we can do as much as we can do with the obstacles we had to overcome. bank records, no one thought we get access to the treasury cabinets, the activity reports, but we have. we don't take no for an answer, we kept fighting and we prevailed.

what we know from our informants and our resources and the fbi is that the fbi never investigated this. >> says there's going to be more witnesses and more to come. in particular the bank records which seems like they are still sorting through. there are other bank records coming as well. we'll continue to follow this. >> that's right. devon archer has also been subpoenaed. more to come on the biden investigation front. switching gears not so good news for a pixar movie. >> yeah. "elemental" had gotten all these rave reviews from the hollywood press. opened this weekend $21.5 million. the worst opening for pixar in 15 years, the second worst opening ever for the studio. it's an animated movie. and it featured a lot of things as you mentioned earlier, in the tease you said racism, xenophobia, nonbinary character. this is an animated character that supposed to be for 6-year-olds and up.

and it really just fell apart at the box office. it came in second. it trailed "the flash" which nearly doubled "elemental" but "the flash" was a huge's appointment bringing in over $55 million, $29 million, you look at the rest of the box office, people were still going to see "spider-man," they were still seeing "transformers." "the little mermaid," another film that has not performed as expected. hollywood seems to not have learned lessons that putting in your own social agenda, very serious adult political themes into a kids movie may not be the right way to go. >> todd: just let kids be kids! it's simple. >> carley: yes. i also feel old fashioned hand drawn cartoons. tired of cg cartoons -- >> todd: old souls here, chawewant pens and pencils.

turning to golf, a star-studded field at l.a. cc, los angeles country club. with it the 2023 u.s. open. [cheers and applause] >> taking down all the stars in los angeles to win the venice open. >> todd: look at the joy. how awesome is that? would never finish better than 75th place in a major tournament before, holding a share of the lead with rickie fowler after three rounds. but did not have a good start to round four. three bogeys, you are not going to win doing that. establish stars like roy mcelroy scottie scheffler into win his first, major congrats to him. gorgon sergeant wrapping up his round with his bizarre mists on the 18th green. this next the 20 year old, here we go.

still took home $90,000 finishing in 39th place. limits displaying what happened. allegedly the people playing before him damage the cup. that happens when you and i play, but some local country club, the money is there. >> carley: i'm always playing! we were watching a little bit of this over the weekend it's interesting that they say amateur. >> todd: not "immature?" probably a jersey think it we say words different in jersey. just an observation. president biden racing to raise over a billion dollars for his reelection campaign and said they'll make sense to california hoping that donors will help them do it but do the polls show that level of enthusiasm for middle-class joe. joe concha our middle-class joe. >> carley: coming up on fox news and friends.

>> amateur versus amateur. >> carley: do you say it that way? >> i'm nev over the next three , maine lobster men catching a big legal victory against the biden administration. against regulations they claim would cripple the fishing industry. bobbio blasting romance novels for dis pitching hunks congress and mike gallagher reacted senator down the secretary blinken's trip to china. he's made you laugh at the movies. >> you can do it! you can do it! >> comedian rob schneider here to preview his brand-new fox nation comedy special. don't go anywhere. "fox all my fox and" coming up "fox & friends" coming up.

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his way to california today to announce a $600 million investment toward his green energy agenda and fund raise it's with tech and climate donors. >> carley: he is not the only one heading to the golden state today. alexandria hoff with more. >> a major part of this trip is fundraising as you mentioned. for the president it does not hurt to talk about climate action when speaking with environmental and tech donors. the president's first stop this morning will be in southern california. to speak about rising sea levels and other coastal community issues according to reuters. they add that the president will fund the $600 million through his climate and infrastructure bills. remember, last year the president signed what the administration called the largest climate package in u.s. history, which subsidizing $370 billion in clean energy technology through the inflation reduction act. later today, the president is going to head to northern california where g.o.p. contender florida governor ron desantis will be in the first trip to the state since

announcing his run for president. desantis has sparred with his california counterpart in recent weeks and offered this challenge to governor gavin newsom. >> you know what? stop pussy footing around. [applause] >> are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenge joe? are you going to get in and do it or are you just going to the sit on the sidelines and chirp? why don't you throw your hat in the ring and we will go ahead and talk about what is happ happening. >> governor newsom says he is not going to do it. right now he continues to poll behind pres former president trn surveys. some movement. >> todd: new quinnipiac poll showing former president trump and president biden in a statistical tie even after trump's indictment. >> a poll from quinnipiac on a possible biden trump matchup

puts biden at 48%, trump at 44%. this is a poll, again, taking largely after the indictment that's got to make you a little nervous. that's within the margin of error. that's a statistical tie what does that say about biden if he is bear live win organize lo losing? >> carley: good we by jonathan karl. what does that say with about joe biden? donna brazile says it shows our country is very divided. what do you have to say about it. >> well, you know that, shock comes from jonathan karl, as you noted, who found plenty of time carley to write two books about donald trump that were overwhelmingly regularrive can't find time to write a book about the current president or joe biden. someone who broke a book about joe biden there is plenty of material to work with. overall, look at the real clear politics average what that is basically an average of major polls across the country it.

shows donald trump leading joe biden at this point because, maybe, just maybe, people aren't happy that their wages still aren't keeping up with inflation. that crime is out of control in major cities across -- cities and towns across the country that the border is anything but secure. that education in this country has gone sideways with test scores at 330 year low and see china emboldened by weakness overseas and they don't want a sequel what has largely been absentee presidency and vice presidency, and jonathan karl and others in the political area live in elitist bubble, todd. simply don't want to get out and talk to measures outside of new york or washington. that's why they are so shocked when they see poll results like this because maybe, also, they see the investigation, the indictments of donald trump as politically motivated and not based in anything that actually has anything to do with the law. so we will see where it goes from here. but, expect this. if donald trump and joe biden

end up being the rematch, we are probably going to see poll results that show it's basically a dead heat it can go either way like it could have gone either way in 2020, guys. >> todd: donna brazil gave the stock generic answer. i'm going to see squirrel over here, the country is divided. she gave that answer when the answer is actually way more specific. those numbers show the american people don't want joe biden to your point. meantime, mike pence confronting nbc's chuck todd over the media pushing trump-russia collusion. watch. >> chuck, the independent counsel found that the investigation into russian collusion should never have been initiated. and, yet, we lived through two and a half years of a constant barrage on your network, on the cable network associated with you and many of the other mainstream media suggesting that there was russian collusion. we had public officials that said there was evidence of collusion. never happened.

>> and, of course, chuck todd pushing back. joe, what's it going to take tort mainstream media to finally years later admit their outsized role in pushing that hoax? >> hmmm waterboarding, probably, todd? i think that's the only thing that's actually going to have any of the results and any contrition. any apology. look, when republicans go on meet the press, it's not to be interviewed. it's to be interrogated and debated. with the moderator in this case chuck todd always taking the side and using talking points from the democratic national committee. that sound you hear from time to time on sunday mornings, that's not a train going by. it's the late, great tim russert turning over in his grave. when he moderated that program, clean-up is the longest running in television history, he was tough but fair to lawmakers from both sides of the aisle. chuck todd, meanwhile, is hostile to any conservative guest in the hosp hospitable-toe

on the democratic side. his retirement cannot come soon enough. happy father's day, i believe by the way. >> carley: we still have 1 point and 15 seconds. we have full-time for you in the time we have left. >> all right. >> carley: ron desantis is going to be out in california. he has been spending time in iowa and new hampshire. now he's going to the state where he has been famously battling with the governor interest, what do you think about that? >> i think that could be a preview of a presidential matchup one day, right? because if the choice is between hey make america california and make america florida, boy, that's one heck of a debate based on very basic issues do you like taxes? do you like homelessness? poverty, tent cities, crime being high or low and you go down the line. most people are leaving california for places like florida. desantis vs. newsom, boy, we would like to see that one day. i have got to fix my clock. sorry i thought we were out of

time before. happy father's day. >> carley: happy father's day to you too. you have two beautiful kids. >> todd: happy father's day to you, my friend. >> joe: it was a nice day yesterday, right, to have a father's day party which i hosted. it was all fun now i have got to go. >> carley: all right. "fox & friends" starts right now have. a good day, everybody. >> will: we begin with a fox news alert. secretary of state antony blinken meeting with xi jinping earlier this morning in beijing. >> ainsley: blinken saying after the meeting that he believes the two countries can work to find the right way to get along. >> brian: all right. alexandria hoff is live in washington with the latest. alexandria, what took place? >> this is a meeting nobody thought was necessarily going to happen. at least it wasn't even publicized until 45 minutes before the meeting started before the two leaders shook hands that's according to "the washington post."