or breast feeding should take extreme care to avoid self-injection. self-injection could cause allergic reactions like anaphylaxis. ask your vet about solensia and help get your cat back to their normal— whatever that is for them. ♪ we begin with a fox news alert antony blinken meeting with xi jinping a very long handshake. earlier this morning. this is in beijing. >> antony blinken set up through the meeting he believes the countries can work to find the right way to get along. >> alexandria is in washington with the latest.

>> reporter: a major point of this trip was to resume face-to-face meetings and to establish military to military channels and secretary antony blinken said that something chinese leadership has not agreed to but speaking to reporters secretary antony blinken said meeting has helped with a moment of instability in relations. they wrapped up with that meeting. something that was not confirmed until 45 minutes before it started lasted half an hour and followed many hours of discussions with the chinese counterparts this comes after weeks of rising tensions last month in a chinese fighter jet came close to a spy plane and a us destroyer was cut off. and in taiwan it was among the broad range of issues that secretary antony blinken raised. listen. >> we do not support taiwan and dependence and are opposed to any unilateral changes.we continue to expect a peaceful resolution of differences. we are committed to meeting our

responsibilities under the taiwan relations act. including the ability to depenelf. >> china's role of the financial crisis human rights violations and the indication that it will not supply russia was lethal age. and regarding the meeting. chinese foreign ministry stated china does not seek to challenge or displace the united states and the united states needs to respect china and must not hurt china's legitimate rights and interests and antony blinken added the chinese foreign ministry has accepted a habitation to washington. president biden hopes to speak with the president himself. no indication when that will happen. >> we had a conversation on the couch with congressman gallagher earlier on if you can balance engagement and strength

he explained to us we have 20 minutes of failed engagement because of honest goodwill when it comes to china's world order of the world's major superpower and then you pointed out this morning if you're going to engage you have to do it on your front foot from a position of strength. >> we send our secretary of state all the way across the globe to china and 45 minutes on the last day 45 minutes before he sits down with xi jinping he agrees to that meeting he said you can sit down with my foreign minister and china's top foreign official a collective 10 hours of meetings but i am not sure i'm going to meet with you yet at the very end he tells us he will. we had a talk with stuart barney earlier and he said what does this mean? is this intentional? this is what he said.

sue mckee was kept waiting until the last minute. 45 minutes to go and finally xi jinping said we will have a meeting prayer that's a form of diplomatic bullying and i am not sure how america emerges from this. the other side of the coin, the economic diplomacy carried out by some american executives. there is a stream of high-level american executives have been pouring over that she represents their companies and their interests. this is an area of quiet diplomacy act --economic diplomacy. we have an enormous stake in american business in china and china has an enormous stake in doing business with the united states with the two largest economies in the world we have to get together. >> circumstances and they demand our ip for intelligence and three separate businesses

in beijing. reading one of the military bases in alaska. where did that come from? what about the fighter jets of the destroyer? what blows me away there is not enough interest to find out who was in that spy balloon three freight cars full of intelligence equipment and they are embarrassed about a very funny way to show that. they condemned us for shooting it down one of the wreckage back. let's interesting is we have related their exports to china and stop exporting some of these and stop importing some of what they are doing and tariffs in place against them and they said we have helped poison the relations with europe. this is what the danger is continuing to have strong

relations with china when it comes to trade and these of the new bose terms. the risk as opposed to decouple. the couple would be next to impossible but de-risk, get the pharmaceuticals back. get the chips back all the things that are vital to the economy and the chemo drugs, the diabetes drugs we don't make here. we saw the ppe that we don't make here.all of that stuff has to be reconciled to be made here. we have to pay more but we have to pay it back. >> back at home ide--how does a corporation like bud light or target making decisions when it comes to their business model that are seemingly so antagonistic to their bottom line? there's a lot of reasons. a sga philosophy of wall street you influences who invest in

your company and a squeaky wheel effect employees can dictate policy.there is a debate about if these corporations are true believers but one thing that is clear is one thing that is not guiding them is profit. bottom line. capitalism. pixar has a new film outcome elemental, it's got characters it has bombed to brian. this is what it looks like at the box office $29.5 million of domestic sales produce the worst opening weekend in 15 years at the box office. these and other people interested in the bottom line clearly. all my other hand, if something else is guiding you, what is it? here's a film out about the transitioning. the effect of the trans-issue on kids and others it's a documentary that goes into the effects. it has been pulled from theaters. amc will not show it.

>> set to be released on june 21 and they just pulled it. it's a story about young people who transition jet had hormone replacement therapy and surgeries and later change their minds. as their stories. i am not sure why is pulled. it's nice to hear both sides. let's say you have a 17-year-old trying to make these decisions. you want to hear both sides. here is one of the ladies in the movies that was pulled from amc. here is laura becker. >> young girls and boys and girls especially are having identity issues normal issues puberty, autism, trauma, mental health, and they're going into clinics and saying i need help with my gender dysphoria and their being fast tracked on the conveyor belt to get surgery and hormones that create permanent damages instead of addressing mental health

concerns and the arts and music industry and film industry it's incredibly dangerous to set this precedent of suppressing free speech and these are unpopular and difficult to deal with. this is difficult subject matter. it's not that we should be silencing any topics that may be triggering or complicated but we are saying this incredibly dangerous precedent of doing so. >> she took the daily wire should check a high dose of testosterone. she removed her healthy breasts by the way of a double mastectomy before d transitioning at 22 years old. that's why she's very vocal about it. >> described herself as a moderate liberal and pro-gay and understands how little is allowed edge of the conversation through the prism of this issue when it comes to trans-.as so many issues. you're not allowed to have an honest conversation.

>> we are, allowed to have these honest conversations. new york, 42 pages, how teachers can go out of their way not to inform parents if their kid wants to do gender transition surgery or feel a certain way so a manual for teachers in new york city. they spend zillions of dollars. and they have terrible results. let's focus on this. >> so teachers don't have to tell the parents. in public schools in new york. in the city? >> yes. unbelievable.

>> scary stuff guys very good morning we are going to start here with a fox weather alert. one person is dead after a catastrophic tornado tore through a small down the mississippi. it touched down just before midnight tearing through homes and downing trees and power lines. authorities have open the jasper county community center for anyone displaced by the storm you can follow the story by searching fox weather on the tv device. >> a colorado circle k convenience store employee is suing after she was fired after stopping a knife will demand from stealing cigarettes from behind the counter.marianne marino was fired for >> he walked into the store and he wanted a pack of cigarettes and i noticed he had to hunting knives one was in a package and one was out and he turned and i thought he was going to go out the south door and all of a sudden he was on me right up on me and i freaked out. >> circle k has a rule against confronting thieves due to safety concerns but her lawyer said she was acting in self-defense.

>> a soccer the us men's national team wins their third straight trophy by beating canada and national league finals yesterday. >> the us back to back champions. >> the us getting on board early during the final in las vegas with 2 first-half goals and keeping that lead all the way to the end. >> we are in america. >> was following the teleprompter and i was excited to say nil. >> this woman shows an astuteness to the sport that should be lauded. >> so would you say? >> my kids play they play on the field. they went 2-0. you grumble about ties.

there's an american culture aspect. we savor those, we keep those. >> team usa wins 2- nil on the pitch. >> we are going to settle this once and for all. >> we are transitioning. >> i like a soccer man's legs. they have good legs. good abs. >> there's a reason why she is talking about male body parts. apparently macho men are out. that's the story has romance novels have gone that woke me suggestions publishers weekly is saying people don't want bobbio's anymore, sixpacks, they want cinnamon rolls and golden retrievers. and warm floppy energy and a positive attitude. we are seeing changing news on identity and masculinity and

readers are looking for romance novels that reflect what they're saying and culture. we are revisiting this because after a lot of niceties i got some honesty from ainsley. >> i said i do like of course. a guy with a sixpack if your husband has a six pack great that's awesome. if not, you're still in love with him because you love him for who he is and hopefully he is an amazing person. >> i said do you like a sixpack? i am in my 40s that so hard for a woman to get a sixpack. i work out all the time. not even close. what did you say? >> i said it's not that important. >> when you're trying to sell a romance novel you want someone >> this is so funny. a romance novel.

i did know that people still read it romance alnovels. i am okay with anybody reading what they want. but it is about something unattainable. a fantasy. you don't fantasize about cinnamon rolls and floppy energy. >> thank you. it says this. >> i talked to many people, many women and we can't find real men anymore. we want a real man, not a metrosexual. >> you cannot date a guy who takes longer to get ready than a woman does. >> that's true. that's a red flag. >> you still want manly men. >> ads also. i have some sad news for you on that point. pierce morgan is next.

>> he is a real man. >> i have seen his work out he has posted a lot of workouts on instagram. >> a lot of food pictures. >> david beckham they say he is a metrosexual. >> he is athletic. >> he has soccer legs. >> and i don't mind a man bug. >> would you take him home to meet your dad? >> yes i would. >> coming up piers morgan and how is this for a morning pep talk? >> you can do it great >> you can do it. >> rob schneider is here to preview his new fox nation comedy special. >> he is a real man.

>> he sure is.

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>> president biden pushing his agenda in california today. he plans to announce a climate investment maybe there will be a rolling blackout during that time and ron desantis will be campaigning when he has been egging on governor newsom to make his political plans clear. >> stop pussyfooting around. are you going to throw your hat in the ring and challenged joe? are you going to get in and do it or sit on the sidelines and chirp? >> i love that answer. joining us the host of piers morgan uncensored on fox

nation. i love that desantis called him out. no debate that's a get into the race. >> first of all can we clear up two things? when you are talking about our football you use our language you use nil, not zero etc. >> i agree with you. >> and it could be like me talking about baseball say you have a bowler for example. >> and we want to address this right now. >> you think i am trying to strive for fairness. i am not. i'm here for dominance, american dominance. >> when was the last time america was dominance against england? >> 1776. >>. [laughter] >> what is 1783? it took us a few years.

and that time meant a lot between me and you and that helped our relationship you had a newfound respect for me having said that i will begin to say nil and carly will say nil and will will continue to be a an american. >> and you continue to call it soccer but it's football. your best valuable version but you cannot change the fact that our game is invented in england. it's called football. so every level as always, will kane is completely wrong. >> the two best players ever. pel?, here and we are clearly the soccer power of the world. soon completely wrong. the best player is christiana >> by the way, he has a sixpack. >> a real man by the way. obviously and.

[indiscernible] an english accent. >> are segment goes nothing like this and >> ask ainsley if a proper real man has. [indiscernible] >> has what? hold on. >> what is the question? >> is very specific can you be a real man if you don't have an english accent? >> my dad is a real man that he does not have an english accent but every woman loves them accent. yours is so wonderful and beautiful and i love listening to it and david beckham, he hasn't accent and he has a sixpack and he has soccer legs. and tattoos. >> can we see your tattoos piers? >> a real man doesn't have tattoos.

>> i am liking some of the sleeves. i don't want my husband to have them but i don't not like them. do you have tattoos? do you have tattoos? you do? he has tattoos. >> i did not know that. soon ik piers, this has gone terribly wrong for this has been an informative segment for just us. >> you know about man buns on soccer players. >> i think they are awful. >> this is what makes the world go round. >> this should not count as my one on one segment for the hour. i'm just saying. please watch piers morgan uncensored. we will not be on it. 4:30 pm. i am sorry about all of this. >> can i just say, to bring it back to what you actually asked

me, gavin newsom clearly should be the democrat candidate. it is just a matter of time and if i were joe biden i would not go to california worried about climate change i would go to california worried about running against a guy half my age. >> he doesn't have the guts to jump in, what kind of president would he be? just to what barack obama did to hillary clinton. just jump in. >> piers i loved our segment. i appreciate it. thank you. and >> it's always a good signal. >> we end where we started. thank you very much. what i do now? should i believe this? coming up you know him and you love him and chances are you have quoted him. >> rob schneider is here to

brighten your morning. guess what he can do? he can do it.

>> you can do it.you can do it. you can do it. >> he said he did not come up with that and we have actor and comedian rob schneider he has a brand-new special called woke up america. >> everybody knows what a woman is. >>. [applause] a woman is someone who gets mad at you for something you did three years ago. >> i was grasping for a definition and now i have it. >> i am excited. i am grateful i was able to get out what i wanted to get out and its jokes. >> but half therapy. >> this is good for you.

>> the audience is pumped. they were just jacked up and it was a good time. nice to be in new york. grocery shopping in new york city is a little bit different. you have to say excuse me can i get a clerk to unlock the bananas? >>. [laughter] >> i tried to get eyedrops. did they figure out how to make crack out of eyedrops? >> it's called shoplifting. nobody is paying. >> is it easier to write a joke because you have so much material? >> i think it's different. you have to get to it anymore gentle way.you get people jacked up. what is a woman and they get the jokes about a woman and a woman is somebody who uses her tires as kirby fielders. and i actually hit the curb way more than my wife does we will spend extra. a little bit extra and the

thing where the car tells you where you're going and i don't need that all of a sudden the tires are scratched up. >> i have spoken to various comedians. is a hard to write a joke in today's environment? there's a great market opportunity . >> it stoop it it's a lot easier to go with the liberal thing. there's more money in it. and there's not a conservative supermodel. but you are right. the really good comedians, the ones i respect go against the grain however the power is aware of the power is being abused and i am sure that if george carlin was alive he would say he is a right-winger. and whatever authority is being abusive you have to go after the power centers. >> we have a clip. >> another one?

>> i knew this country was in trouble when i went to a bank and the guard of the bank was like excuse me, sir, you are in a bank, you have to wear a mask. [laughter] the last hundred years you wore a mask in the bank, you were a bad guy.this was going to be a deposit and now it's a robbery. >> 's the pandemic put you over the edge. >> it was really tough because you saw people he respected and they went all in on this and i knew that the police do a really good job but at some point they have to say no but would lay i rest of the guy out by himself in the middle of the ocean paddle boarding by himself.

>> i have to start talking about this. >> any place i can perform anywhere, they say you have to have a separation, one empty seat. >> did you lose friends over your decision to talk frequently about how you feel about politics? >> yes. you get a little numb with your friends. the friends i have had for 30 years know me. but i do think that people have come around and i think the values of americans and what has made this country great is to continue with freedom for your kids. that's the most important thing. the things that enabled me to have a career. it's important to speak up because they can silence the centers, that's when real authoritarianism kicks in.

>> i talked to a lot of guys in sports you have spoken out and teammates agree with them that choose not to speak out. >> it doesn't help. and just to say what he thought about one of the stores so to speak and then he apologizes. there is no forgiveness. you don't get it. so don't bother. just stick to your guns. >> a lot ocomedians agree with you behind the scenes. >> for sure. you have to go where the jokes are and go with the people who deserve to be mocked and authoritarianism , deserves to be mocked. >> promised me one thing you will never target. >> absolutely. >> i don't give you much material about this guy. >> i still can't believe what he said about brian beckham. david beckham. listen to me. >> it was a joke.

>> the thing i am saying about florida. it's a joke. people did move from new york to florida. it's a joke. >> up in america on fox nation a safe space for comedians. >> it was quick. thanks for letting me on here to talk about it. >> will did not want you on. >> thank you. >> i am glad that he knew that david beckham speaks english. >> is so smart. >> thanks. >> he comes to florida and he said i wish he would learn the language

>> you half to wink next time. >> i am good. i am ready to move on. i have to go get my bananas at the store and get the clerk to unlock it. >> we will let him get his bananas and move on. a mystery is leaving many to blame the left energy agenda. how republicans are sounding the alarm on those windfarms, coming up. >> 's

>> new jersey republicans are sounding the alarm about the potential connection between offshore winter -and rising whale deaths in the state. jeff?

>> reporter: good morning to you from the beach, we are here along the shore. you might think saving the whales was a democratic issue but we are getting crickets from them a number of whale deaths up and down the eastern seaboard. take a look, a huge whale washing up, one of 40 deaths that has taken place along the coast and the blame, they are looking at these and the scouting for these and the sonar out there throwing whales off the track making them crash into boats and they have never seen anything like this and nobody is doing anything about it until the congressman from new jersey, chris smith, we just talked to here on fox, he said listen, nobody is listening to me in the administration, we've got to do something about this.

>> i think we will get the answers. we are not getting them from the federal government or the state. we are getting nothing but no problem. just do it. we need to make sure that we are not ruining the ocean and everything that lies below and above. >> democrats are pushing a green agenda which includes these huge wind turbines for electric power and that's the problem.if you take a look at the map of where these turbines are going we are talking 3400 wind turbines off the atlantic coast. a lot of people think it's going to be unsightly and cause noise in addition to the whales that the gao was going to look into thanks to congressman smith records. a nice day on the beach. >> it's beautiful. and we have a fox news alert to tell you about one person is dead after a catastrophic

tornado tore through a small town a touchdown just before midnight tearing through homes and downing trees and power lines authorities have open the jasper county community center for anyone who has been displaced by the storms. >> heartbreaking news out of mississippi in the southeast we have a potential for severe storms today. a tornado watch in effect for some of these areas and there's the watch until 8 am local time they will expand that for parts of mississippi and alabama and the heat another big story across texas and louisiana this is bringing the severe storms heavy rainfall could cause flash flooding and the temperatures well over 100 degrees and is just going to feel oppressive and dangerous for another week and probably getting a name in the next couple of hours this will be off the coast of africa and we have a disturbance behind that.

this is early in the season for an area of low pressure off the coast of africa. typically we see this in august or september and real quick. what's your name? >> where you from? >> atlanta georgia. >> do you want to say hi to ainsley? >> hi. >> hi i'd like to say hi to my friend kim, roger and pamela. and back to los angeles and ginny. >> you did it. very good. nicely done. ainsley i'm going to toss it back to you. >> coming up former nfl player ben watson will join us. >> what's coming up at the top of the hour? >> i love ben watts lee. >> such a family man. >> big time stakes in beijing.

>> president biden, who he says is in your way. >> a teammate of leah thomas has a lot to say about how all of this went down. >> and we have a fish story for you.we will see you in a few minutes.

>> as we commemorate juneteenth one army vet is reacting to suggestions that it's a holiday. black americans don't have to choose between juneteenth and july 4. >> there's been no changes in our official policy that discriminate against black americans, people of color, nothing. what has changed, we have a promotion of a woke america on systemic racism.we have generations of children as they graduate from high school and college that have learned all the sins of our nation and very few of its virtues and it's been deliberate. >> he is referencing politicians, in particular cory bush who says celebrate

juneteenth not july 4 and ben watson former nfl football player joins us. what do you make of this? should black americans be choosing between these holidays? >> i have never seen a choice. i have celebrated juneteenth with my family for most of my life and this conversation reminds me of frederick douglass and that speech that is so famous and in that same speech he goes on to talk about the greatness of america this is a false choice of the holidays are not pitted against each other. we can celebrate both and not i would think honestly this is an opportunity for all americans to get on board and celebrate something that's really important in our country freedom and emancipation of our country. >> and a way of living up to our values and living up to our promise that somebody did in 4 july. living up to that independence and constitution and this is what this is about our ever

evolving process of living up to ourselves. >> it is but to be honest as well. we have to talk about these tough topics but that's what makes america great. that's what makes our opportunity to educate import when it comes to children because we have to see the holistic part of america to appreciate the greatness and also the sins of americans. >> everyone wants to tell the entire story. it's sins and virtues. you have a new book out it's called the new fight for life. a pro-life commitment to justice it's on sale tomorrow. i hope this book can get beyond politics. how do you do that? >> this is an important time in our country we are a year past row so as many pro-lifers are happy we are happy and overjoyed about robe being overturned but at the same time 76 percent of abortion determine women would prefer a

parent if their circumstances were different and those circumstances come down to wages, housing, relationships with fathers. it's important in the pro-life movement understand this is an opportunity to do more. we have a tremendous opportunity to step into these issues and address these issues and quite honestly to talk about these issues in a way that brings people in instead of dividing ascending people away. the new fight for life is where we are now. i hope to cast a vision. this is honestly a love letter to the pro-life movement. two white americans of black americans of those impacted by this issue saying we must pursue justice for women and pre-born children.

>> i love that message. i know you mentioned you what to get beyond politics. i ask you this with genuine curiosity. how do you do that but it seems the opponent in the debate, the other side of this has transitioned into the conversation away from simply talking about choice and almost into a celebration of abortion. i don't think that's everyone who considers himself pro-choice but a lot of the movement has become a celebration of the exact thing that you are trying to diminish and reduce and that is, the extinguishing of life. >> i had a good friend that said you never listen to the loudest activist on either side because there's a large swath of people in the middle who truly care about the issue. the loudest voices would say one thing on either side but when i say get past politics i would say this. many people care about human flourishing and human dignity. people care about people having opportunities so if we can get past that debate to the loudest voices to the people i want to talk to people who say they love life and want to protect life but also serve women i think that's who we should be targeting and those groups of

people are the ones who are going to take this pro-life movement to the next generation. >> as we are sitting here talking i think you had a disagreement with me recently on social media. i can't remember what it is but here is why i bring that up. this is why i brought that up. you and i do not have agreement wholeheartedly on all of our issues but every time i talk to you and listen to you i hear someone who authentically searching for the truth, who was to have a real conversation. that's how i like to believe about myself and that's why always enjoy a real conversation with you, ben watson. more fox and friends coming up. >> ♪ ♪ >> i

>> as usual, dance music ends the show. is that what that is? >> run to the radio. >> i have a lot of great guests and stay within myself. are you guys? >> loved having you on, will. >> bill: great show, good morning. big time stakes in beijing going down now. america's top diplomat on damage control. blinken's trip to beijing. will it repair a relationship at rock bottom? hope you had a good weekend. i'm bill hemmer. good morning. >> dana: i'm dana perino and this is "america's newsroom," great to be back in your presence. >> bill: you as well, my lady. >> dana: what a gift to me. let's get to the trip. blinken is the first secretary of state to visit china in five years. he had a sit-down with president