>> 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." they also wrote that the

discussion it lasted about 35 minutes, during which time the chinese leader acknowledged that the two sides had candid and in-depth conversation and acknowledged common understanding. it appears that any talk regarding any more contentious topics may have happened away from cameras. remember, this visit was already delayed once after a chinese spy craft was found drifting over the u.s. president biden this weekend called that airspace intrusion silly. but blink's visit he said to the country could serve to ease tensions. the white house recently acknowledged that china had secured a i do buckeye base in china there had been tensions to sooth. this conversation between blinken and xi capped hours of high stakes meeting between the secretary and other chinese officials including top diplomat wang ye, according to the state department, the meeting with ye, quote, underscored the importance of importance and manageability competition between the united states and china through open channels of communication to ensure competition does not veer into

conflict. so really the point of this meeting of this trip was to open those lines of communications between high ranking officials that included military-to-military communication that had been severed after the chinese spy incident had occurred several months ago. guys? >> will: thank you, alexandria, for that report. so this trip to china has been characterized a couple of different ways. congressman michael waltz thinks it's a mistake that we should be putting ourselves. a more aggressive footing when it comes to china. they have given plenty of provocation, dictated the nature of the relationship. while senator rand paul has said we always need to have open lines of communication. that was the position of the trump administration of former president donald trump. i will talk to anybody he famously said. i think it is wise to always keep channel open, to keep a conversation going while being very, very clear-eyed about who it is you are having a conversation with. in this case essentially, a cold war enemy in china. >> ainsley: i think it's interesting, too that they didn't let anybody know or even

let american officials know this meeting was going to be held until 45 minutes prior to the meeting. it was sub sized to us. blinken wasn't sure it was last day in china. he wasn't sure if he was going to have this meeting. i think he wanted to. that was sending intentional message to the united states. many say they wished it wasn't a conversation about oh, you know, no more tit-for-tat, we will have a great relationship. we will try to work together, instead he should have gone in and said we won't stand for anything on american soil. we won't stand for these chinese spy balloons flying over our country. and we will not back down. we will protect our own interest. >> brian: yeah. number one, this is -- this is the meeting follow-up. bill gates got a one o. one meeting. follow up. jamie dimon. jp morgan chase, i want to be the bridge between u.s. and china relations. elon musk, we love china and so good to be here again. so, in many ways, the american ceos sold us out ahead of time.

china talking past the government which he thinks is not worthy of these ceo. you want to m do business and me money this the way to do it. secretary of state couldn't have gone weaker position. he lands and a lower official with a foreign ministry greets him, no red carpet there. then he goes for 7.5 hours of talks. now the objective is establish communication. but it takes two sides to do it. and begging for communication for matter of weeks, begging for this meeting the first since 2018. despite the fact that they are cutting off our destroyers, cutting off our fighter jets, despite the fact that they are building a sophisticated spy station in cuba and sent over a spy balloon and are mad we shot it down rather than apologizing, to me, you go over there on the back foot and from what happens from here, it's hard to be optimistic. what their goal was this: to stop the restriction that americans are putting on our allies on their purchasing of

championships. and, also, they want to get invited to our big conference in san francisco where they can get their point across to the other far east leaders in america. >> ainsley: no mention on whether progress was made on key areas of disagreement that we have like taiwan and human rights and trade. >> brian: back off taiwan, that is ours. that is a nonstarter. instead, we are supposed to be flooding defensive weapons in there we have not delivered in three years. >> will: former national security h.r. mcmaster said this meeting portrayed weakness. >> china is sending a message we are in charge now. you are finished to the west and to the united states. ened and i think it's indicative of what they hope to achieve, margaret, create kind of exclusionary area of primacy across the indo-pacific region. they have laid claim to ocean in the south china sea, for example. this really called for us to have a strong response. i think, you know, with

secretary blink's visit there it may portray a bit of weakness. i think what they hope. i'm sure secretary blinken is aware. this create a perception we are going there to pay homage to the chinese communist party. they want to use that i understand could of perception of china's strength wellive to the united states to bludgeon countries in the region and say hey, time to bandwagon with us. this is our era. what they call the new era of international relations. >> ainsley: guy, what do you make of going to their territory to have talks. do you remember when putin wanted to talk with donald trump and he said we being k. do in helsinki. they met in the middle so they weren't on the. i'm not coming to you, you coming to me. let's meet somewhere else. >> brian: establish communications where they were told they were very direct and candid with each other. we have said to them hey, you have the precursors to fentanyl you keep sending over there. when it documents ukraine you

better not give lethal aide. turned around and said you better back off when it documents taiwan no. way to back off when it documents taiwan. they make 80% of the world's chips. if china takes taiwan they would control everybody from iphones to icbms no. way to back off. we can't give up the taiwan strait. do you know how much trade that goes through there? that is a nonstarter. when you don't put the full commitment into defense, when you don't talk strong, when you don't act with strength, they look at that as flat out weakness. an outstretched hand for them is weakness. he didn't ask for this meeting. and like you said, ainsley, 45 minutes before e he had an open schedule. how come he couldn't tell the secretary of state after you are done with the foreign minister, drop by my office, knock twice that will be the secret knock. instead, when you finished your show yesterday you didn't know this meeting was going to take place, right? >> will: no, you are talking about xi jinping as well. the fact that secretary blinking

couldn't meet with a higher official. >> brian: right. >> will: what we can come away steely eye resolve and what the relationship is from fentanyl to a spy balloon. if you are clear about what the relationship is and they have made it clear to you, this is what we think of you, as we pointed out, ainsley, taking high level meetings with business executives in the united states. we have what you want to offer. we want to milk from the united states what we can. >> ainsley: bill and melinda gates giving them a lot of mo money. >> brian: 50 million. >> ainsley: study viruses. >> will: your government will not get in the way of who we intend to be. that's one of the things we can accomplish out of this. if you know reality, then you have to respond with strength. >> brian: you just brought that up. just keep in mind. they have killed over millions of people around the world they poisoned the world. then they shoot a spy balloon over our place. and we are over there do you

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violent, even worse as you point out the problem is clearly spreading across the country to major cities just about everywhere. ten men -- make that two men shot dead, three others were hurt after a mass shootings at a father's day party in chicago. as for the weekend, the numbers frankly are staggering, 48 people shot. and 8 people were killed in chicago land over the weekend. here's a quote from the commander of the police department there. it's unfortunate today that this occurred because it's a fine day and people are just enjoying their family activities. but violence prevails in the city. indeed. meanwhile, down i-55 in st. louis, a shooting at a downtown office building, claiming the life of a 17-year-old. a minor who was in possession of a firearm is in police custody as a person of interest. just how bad was it in st. louis over the weekend? 10 people wounded.

ages 15 to 19 in the incident i just told you about and one person was killed similar scenes playing out in california. juneteenth shooting in san diego left one dead and another hurt. police still searching for the countryman there san francisco two other wounded near pier 39 no one of not one but two waterfront shootings on sunday and the other incident two people were wounded at a shooting that involved a bullet-riddled black suv. again, the hunt is ongoing for the gunman there this is unfortunately a circumstance that continues to play out across the country. we are seeing it here in the nation's capital as well. back to you. >> brian: city council not doing anything about it. only making it worse. kevin, thank you so much. >> ainsley: let's talk about what mayor breed is bringing up in san francisco. now, first off, she is starting to move from way left, somewhat into the center and starting to push back on her city council to

a degree. saying listen we have got to start getting these homeless people off the streets. pointed out that her sister was drug alleged for a long time and the only thing that helped was putting into rehab. >> 2022 more than 7,000 were occupied in so-called tent cities in san francisco and growing admitted that his pose had said it's 4:00 a.m. in the morning. you don't need to go live in the union square area because this

reporter, matt gutmann was covering the san francisco westfield mall closure. he admitted on air my boss said don't go to that area, it's too dangerous. listen. >> it is worth mentioning we are not at union square or west mall this morning we have been advised it is simply too dangerous to be there at this hour. michael. >> saying a lot there, matt. >> ainsley: drug deaths jumped first quarter 2023 compared to the same quarter last year. >> mayor breed did not like gma matt gutmann making that on air. do not provide the full picture of why big retailers and other businesses in san francisco are deciding to leave or transfer ownership of their operations lacking foot traffic in our downtown areas as a result of work from home habits as well as challenges ste stemming from shf shifting shopping trends existed for years exacerbated by the pandemic. breed not just the falling crime

fallout. businesses businesses moving out of san francisco. we have done the story. you have seen the story of for example, walgreen's or cvs, the drug stores who watch shoplifters just carry items sought one after another big sacks full like santa claus big sack full of gifts and open up pop up streets down the street on the corner to sell at a discount. >> brian: foot traffic. we know malls that have closed do. we stop eating after the pandemic? whole foods? why did they leave? cvs this country doesn't need drugs anymore? believe me this country needs drugs. >> brian: major city like san francisco it would be open. usually via for the opportunity. see cvs for a walgreen's. nothing to do with foot traffic. she is trying to fight back. she is trying to get the city council to go along with her. first one to defund the police

and realize what a stupid idea that was. now they are about 3,000 cops down. and they are now all these empty buildings are struggling. and now that means commercial real estate is empty which means the tax base is dispersing. not a good combination of events. >> ainsley: to your point, brian, when our mall closed when i was growing up so popular and closed because of urban sprawl. they decided to build another mall 20 minutes outside of that area because that area got a little dangerous and built it elsewhere because there was property. there is room in south carolina. this is san francisco. major city. when a store closes it has to be for other reasons. people are moving into cities. look at new york. drive up madison avenue it. used to be store after store after store. really nice stores. not anymore. many of them have closed. lexington, third avenue even worse. >> brian: only 50% occupied commercial buildings in new york city. only 50%. think about that. a a lot of these people buy thee buildings or lease them out on

loans. after a while loan is going to come up this year or next year. yeah, i don't have people at work business is not there take it, you are done. that's what economists really worry about the ripple effect of the collapse of commercial industry. >> ainsley: did you see that video we were just showing i know we got to get to headlines, carley. in the aisles severing locked up. you have to get someone to get a razor. to say go get shampoo. look at this. how frustrating is that? >> brian: it's like cvs a janitor of cleaning the erasers with big circle ring. open it up. who wants the prell. do they still make prell? >> will: is that shampoo. >> ainsley: my dad used white rain hair spray. 99 cents. >> will: nothing stronger. >> brian: my dad used groom and clean. >> ainsley: that's what you use on horses.

>> brian: hair gel, thank you, toba. >> carley: ainsley, you are right. a big problem in new york city go to cvs or duane reed another version of cvs in new york city. severing locked up. ask if they have a key. sometimes they don't have a key. got find somebody else. what happens is these stores are shutting down because people are just buying stuff on amazon. so then the workers are out of a be jo. it's just this sick libleg effect of unfortunate circumstances all because ever the rise in crime. >> brian: do you know what i love though? i love those little discount bins where they have the travel, you must love those because you travel. >> ainsley: i love those, too. >> brian: travel deodorant like this big you have to use two fixers. >> ainsley: what do you buy out of those bins? >> brian: old spice. red top and whited body. and then i will also use noxema. >> will: we have been wrapped

for four minutes talking about hair spray. >> brian: i like the tingle. >> carley: it is little things sometimes. that tingle is it. >> ainsley: hair spray can you travel and throw it in your purse. >> will: this is amazing. >> carley: moving on here, residents in mississippi waking up to catastrophic damage as the suspected tornado tears through a small town leaving multiple people hurt and dozens ever homes destroyed. officials are warning of are mass casualties as the community braces for more severe weather tornado watches and continue throughout the morning. rescue crews still sacral bling to safe people from the rumble. you can follow this developing story by strategicking fox weather on your connected tv device. suspects 15 and 20-year-olds. running errands the day before their friend's wedding at the time of the crash.

online fundraiser raising more than $3,440,000. we find ourselves in deep sorrow for our community experienced a heart breaking tragedy last night. these young muslim sisters were shining stars of hope for our future. house oversight committee chairman james comer says more key witnesses coming forward in thennible biden scheme. >> we have done as much as we could. no one thought we would get bank records or access to the treasury cabinet suspicious activity reports but we have we have. we kept fighting and prevailed. what we know from our informs and sources in the fbi is that the fbi never investigated this. >> biden is accused of taking $10 million in bribes it had from foreign nationals. the white house denies those allegations. will and pete got to drive

around lamborghini in new york city as a special father's day treat. check it out. >> love cars like me and my son we love cars. >> tell me when they hit me, rachel. come in. >> will: there it is. somebody is smiling. >> pete: i want one, mike. >> got one for 24 hours. are. >> will: has been father's date to everybody out. >> there that was fun. >> pete: go to church then rent a lambeau. >> looking good behind the wheel of that lambeau how was it. >> will: really fun. >> brian: you have cameras in the cars. >> ainsley: brian, what did you get for father's day? >> carley: travel size noxema. [laughter] >> ainsley: that's really cool was it fun? >> will: a lot of fun. fits like a glove. shifts like a n-1 car. were people watching. >> will: nnot as many heads turned i thought i might pick up

a random dude in times square. [laughter] >> brian: is that a macho thing to do to drive a car like that. >> ainsley: glad you brought up macho. 80's and 90's, did you hear about this? apparently fabio is no longer needed on the cover of romance novels. [sighs] they are no longer do women apparently want the flowing locks or the chiseled chest or the win ripped ads. >> brian: what do they want? >> ainsley: squish, cinnamon rules, go and golden retrievers. floppy energy and positive attitude. >> brian: no longer the cut shaved chest of flowing macho man. it. >> brian: he has a shaved chest. >> will: more readers are asking for cinnamon rolls and golden retrievers which i don't know what those are but.

>> ainsley: squishy stomach. >> carley: the dad bod. >> will: fabio, you remember fab yosemite brian, your boy is a fabio. you have hung out. >> brian: i have hung out with him. >> carley: is he nice? >> brian: very nice. one track mind. >> will: he told the new york hogwash those are trends. nothing more than a trend. ridiculous like all the rest of the woke movement. i talk to many people, i talk to many women. >> ainsley: i talk to many women. >> will: we can't find real men not a met throw sexual. what happen what is happening in will romance. it's la la land. >> ainsley: what do women want? >> carley: a macho man. >> brian: don't you think you are different from the other women? because it seems like the other women want a man in touch with his emotions look at and go is he a man or a woman? >> ainsley: long term do you want a guy who has big muscles

like that? >> carley: yeah. i. >> ainsley: i want him to be healthy and stay alive forever and work out. but i don't really care if they have. >> carley: to me personality is the most important thing but muscled man a bonus. >> brian: looking to escape and imagine yourself with a good man. would you like the man 00 left or the one in the right? plot twist or. >> carley: one on the right illustrate built. >> cartoon unrealistic. >> brian: that's probably not a good example. >> will: floppy energy. >> brian: this is just a trend. mass could you little bit in those bo books is eventually gog to come back. >> carley: i think it will come back. >> ainsley: everything comes back. >> brian: for the record will barely said a word. >> ainsley: what do men want? >> brian: more on that in a moment. not to get in trouble. >> carley: that's true.

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china, 45 minutes before the meeting we were alerted this was going to happen. >> that's called diplomatic bullying. you don't invite -- i don't know whether he was invited over or not. he with went over there. he was kept waiting until the very last minute. he got 45 minutes to go and finally xi jinping says okay. we'll have a meeting. that's a form of diplomatic bullying. and i'm not sure how america emerges from this. there is another side of the coin here, that is the economic diplomacy carried out by some american executives. there is a stream of high level american executives who have been pouring over there to beijing to represent their companies and their interest. this is an area of quiet diplomacy. economic diplomacy. not so quiet. but they are trying towork things out. they have. to say we have enormous stake in american business in china. and china has enormous stake in doing business with the united states. we're the two largest economies in the world. we have got to get together. but i'm hearing an awful lot of

people say, look, china is bullying us. china is spying on us. china is militarily bullying us. we don't want any contact with china trade wise or economic wise. that's a mistake. >> ainsley: that s. that possible? >> no. it's not possible. america has just lifted its ban on a drug or a treatment called sis bat continue, that is a chemotherapy drug clean-up is only available in china. we'll don't make it we need it. we have lifted our ban on it. it's going to come here. that's how dependent we are. >> ainsley: why don't we start making the apple phones here. >> you can't just do that the reality of the moment is that we need them as a manufacturing center and is he not going to change for a number of years driven on money. >> what about bill and melinda gates. he that on the books for a long

time. >> very friendly meeting. bill gates 50 million in virus research which raises the whole issue of the wuhan lab did covid come from the wuhan lab. increasingly, there's a -- not a suspicious. said yes, that's where it came from. that's the american chinese economic relationship. >> >> ran paul was talking about this. it's pretty scary. they will go into caves where humans would never even go. find viruses and pull them out and take them into cities and labs and research them. >> yes. we would like to replace chinese manufacturing products for american companies. like it replace that drugs, like to produce them ourselves. but you can't do it just overnight. you can't say now's the time we're going to make them here just like that. can't do that. >> will blinken have a press conference to talk about the spy

balloon, the fentanyl, whatever they talked about? >> i'm sure that they are organizing some kind of statement now. a long level. whether he holds a news conference, i don't know. >> ainsley: probably on the plane coming back now. >> ainsley: watch stuart varney and company every we day. american built mondays #:00 p.m. on fox business prime. it is 6:37 on the east coast. take a look at this. a florida deputy performs cpr on unconscious trucker he found on the side of the road. >> stay with me, man. you're okay. you are going to make it. >> ainsley: an amazing rescue caught on body cam video. and the lobster men up in maine are no longer feeling the pinch of the biden administration's regulation. the big court victory for the fishing industry. that's next. ♪ ♪

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lobsterman's association who opposed a new rule the government said moved to protect the north atlantic right male. planned to put families fisheries out of business. the fourth generation lobsterman and are new england lobsterman stewardship joins us now. what does this ruling mean for your business and family, for all of the lobster men? >> well, good morning. yeah. this ruling is very welcomed news to us. the last couple of years have been a lot of doom and gloom for sure between one of the worst financial years we have seen in 2022, to just looking at the future and wondering if our fishery was even going to exist here in a few years. >> will: you know, i know you made the argument the lobster's man's association the your attorneys attorneys made the argument government looking at worst case scenario, putting new a catastrophic pessimistic situation about the impact you

have on these whales. what do you think was behind their effort to regulate your business? >> i mean, it's -- i'm sure there is a combination of things. but it also doesn't help when we have these huge environmental groups that are constantly suing the government to come after us. i mean, that has been the largest push is an attack on our fishery by these radical environmental groups. >> will: and, dustin, i'm curious, what is the argument, the impact that you have on right whales? worst case scenario, assumption modeling. we were facing a 98% reduction in the next 10 years. basically over bad scientific analysis. >> and what was the impact then with those regulations? i mean, you said it was doom and gloom and the business the last couple of years is just terrible. take me behind the scenes on

that. what was that like for not just your, you know, your friends and family that you know in this business, but entire communities built around, you know, the business of bringing in lobsters? >> right. i mean, the towns and coastal communities all rely almost solely on the lobster industry. when you can't make an adequate business model to predict how you are going to even run the following year, based off of these egregious government regulations, it makes it incredibly difficult. i mean that, could completely wipe out the coastal economy and towns in this area. i mean, and i would also like to just give the credit where it's due. and thank the maine lobster man's association for hard work and bringing this case forward. the state of maine backing us and other fisheries. >> will: really quickly, dustin, what changes now. you have had doom and gloom for several years. got this ruling and look forward to the future. do you see a rebound now for your industry? >> i sure hope so. i think there has been a huge sigh sigh of relief.

people finally have a little hope for the future. you know, we finally have the hope that maybe the jennings generation will be able to continue on just like we have for hundreds of years. as national marine fishery service will have to prepare a new biological that complies with the national species act and the d.c. court's opinion. >> will: we wish you the best of luck. congratulations on the court ruling. wish your industry and business the best of luck. thanks for being with us this morning on "fox & friends." >> thank you very much. >> will: take care, dustin. carley, over to you. >> carley: listen to this. president biden is making his way to california today to casual in on $600 million investment towards his green agenda. he will first head to palo alto fundraiser with tech and climate donation while speaking about his plan to combat rising sea levels and other coastal community issues. and boston mayor michelle woo shuts down city lawmakers plans to cut the city's police budget by $31 million and veteran services budget by $900,000.

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kendall, who is the one who gave you the idea maybe people should decide between what day is better for them? >> we started hearing that first, brian from our elected officials of all people should be uniting us. maxine waters, cori bush saying, you know what? july 4th is not meant for me, i'm going to celebrate juneteenth instead and for me, there is no either/or it's anand and it has been for decades. >> brian: you also point out in your column that gallup did a poll in 2002 and said hey, what do you think of race relations in the american public, 70 percent said they are good. that has dropped 20% since after president obama was elected twice. why? >> you know, brian, there are -- first of all, i'm just going to tell you, americans, when you go to the heartland, we are getting along fine. we have exceptions but the normative is that the united states that the people are

getting along great between races. there has been no changes in our official policy that discriminates against black americans, people of color, nothing. what what has changed is that we have got this promotion of this woke america of systemic racism. we have generations ever children that have graduated from high school and college that have learned all the sins of our nation, very few of its virtues and that's been deliberate. >> brian: you point out some of the great white americans who have done tremendous things to combine with african-americans to move up to society. as bad as it was after the assassination of abraham lincoln with the jim crow laws in the separate but equal and the great compromise which was a disaster for white and black relations, there's been -- there's been a huge coming together. and you point out julian rosen wald with the rosen wald

schools. are booker t. washington what's been accomplished there and look at some other great americans had brought america together, people don't want to hear that now. why? >> well, again, because it doesn't fit the narrative, brian. you know, it is -- there are every day americans that have been helping each other, helping black americans, especially in poor circumstances, i'm included as a kid growing up. >> there are every day people that have been tutoring, volunteering, donating. i tell you when you look at the vast majority of brokial schools in inner city, america, those things have been existing for decades because of the generation donations of christian white evangelicals and catholics trying to help people that don't look like them. we never hear about these stories. and that there is a reason why censored from the general population. it's an agenda. there's an agenda, brian. i will tell you it's not good for us as a country. it's not good for us as a people.

>> brian: i guess people like you have to pushback and everybody does to talk about how great this country is and push it as far as we need to go, let's do it. but let's do it together. you have a great column in the "new york post" today. i hope everybody reads it. kendall, thanks so much. >> thanks, brian. and people can find out more about us at take charge e. >> brian: second hour of "fox & friends" begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> will: president biden is heading to california today where he will announce a $600 million climate investment. and look for some big donations from his top donors. >> ainsley: he is not the only one heading to the florida state. florida's governor ron desantis will also be there. >> brian: he will be in wood lands, california.