lori lightfoot is not a leader.a vindictive politician who holds people in contempt. that's disgusting! >> that's right. she will increase police fonts. imagine that turn of events. >> she has to. the crime in her city is out of control. >> the head of the minneapolis democratic party said burning down police buildings is an act of pure righteousness. your party needs to get in line here. that won't work in the mid-terms. what do you have to say to him? >> i say it's a disgusting remark. it's not true. just as disgusting as republicans calling january 30th tourism. my daughter's name is ella, like this officer's. we have all buried a loved one. you want them to have their day. that day, those bagpipes for the family more so than the person who went on to be with the angels. i have to say in defense of the mayor, if she didn't support what the second in command of the police did, the police will turn their backs and say she didn't have their backs and his call on that. either way, she would be looked at as -- >> you

i'm glad you shunned lori lightfoot. >> amen. >> everyone knows that lori lightfoot does not care aboute officers. she's a fraud. she doesn't support police. jillian: a third suspect from indiana is charged with indiana is charged with illegally buying the gun used to kill officer french. and coming up later this hour, tommy laran joins us to react to all of it. todd: new york governor andrew cuomo faces two more accusers. the new york post said the women contacted attorney general latisha james after her report became public last week. the women were told the probe was over and referred to local authorities. at least 13 women accused cuomo of inappropriate behavior, as state law makers say the impeachment inquiry will look into cuomo's handling of nursing home virus deaths and the $5.1 million book deal. jillian: it is 5:12 right now on the east coast. cnn, do the they have a cuomo crisis as anchor chris cuomo is reportedly helping his brother, governor andrew cuomo do damage control. todd: vogue running a flattering feature on press secretary jen psaki, after spending several years ig

i'm glad you shunned lori lightfoot because their body knows that lori lightfoot and they turned theirause she has been ae' nonsupportive police officer. and i'm really critical of the media, her speech today was nothing more than snake oil. she's a fraud, doesn't support police, no police officer and chicago should look at her. they should always turn their back on her. always. >> for two years lori lightfoot has vilified the police and now she says divisive rhetoric must stop. she has fueled that rhetoric, blaming the police time and time again. >> absolutely. >> you should run against her. i'm serious, alderman. you should run against her. you should support the police. >>he by the way -- >> if you support the police, i will be down there. >> leo, would you consider running? >> i'll come down there and support you. >> sean, i'll say this, committed to ensuring that she does not get a second term. my city cannot survive two terms of lori lightfoot. >> chicago, 73 people, a 29-year-old cop is dead. wake up. >> we need a pro police candidate. findnd a pro-police candidate is chicago. >

i'm glad you shunned lori lightfoot.dy knows that lori lightfoot doesn't care about police officers. they were being used and they turned their back on her. she's been a nonsupporter of police officers. her speech was nothing more than snake oil. she's a fraud. she doesn't support police. no police officer in chicago should look at her. they should always take their back on her. >> two years she's villified the police. for two years she's villified the police. now she says divisive rhetoric must stop. she's fueled it time and time again. she brought us to this point. >> 29 years old. >> you should run against her. if you're serious, you should run against her and support the police. if you support the police, bill down there. >> sean: leo, we need somebody to stop this. >> i'll support you. >> sean, i'll say this. i'm committed to ensuring that she doesn't get a second turn. my city cannot afford two terms of lori lightfoot. >> sean: chicago, 73 people a 29-year-old cop is dead. >> we need a pro police candidate. find a

we are not talking figuratively, they literally turned their back on the mayor lori lightfoot. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world, it is tuesday, august 10th. as the grown-ups play politics coronavirus is attacking the youngest, most vulnerable among us like never before. >> nearly 94,000 children were infected with covid last week, that's up 30% from the week before. >> close to 1,600 children are in the hospital, one quarter of them in florida and texas alone. >> and it's no coincidence that those two states have governors who are pitting politics against public health. they are actually banning mask mandates in schools. some districts are defying them, though. overnight the austin school district passed a mask mandate following impassioned pleas from teachers like this. >> for many years you've asked me to be brave, you've asked me to be brave as i practice getting 24 fourth graders into a bathroom, you've asked me to locate in our hiding spot anything with which i might fight off an active shooter, you've asked me to be brave as i think about what

up on the seventh floor lori lightfoot the mayor went up there. seeing a picture four of more than two dozen witnesses, police officers they turned their backs on her when she showed up at the hospital. because they are saying she has turned her back on them when she was saying she wanted to cut $80 million from the police budget. the father of that individual, the officer who is in critical condition was shot three times. he was also a retired police officer, the dad. and he, according to their sources, he had words with lori lightfoot. she was not welcome there. brian: they told her not to go. steve: we heard that from john catanzara. he is the chicago fraternal order of police president. he was on with us yesterday. and made it very clear that the mayor was told after the people turned their backs on her down in the lobby, whatever you do, do not go to, i believe the seventh floor where that officer is fighting for his life. she still went, and she got an ear full. anyway, here is the f.o.p. president. watch. >> the men and women of this police

i'm glad you shunned lori lightfoot because everyone knows that lori lightfoot does not care about police officers. she's a fraud. she doesn't support police. jillian: a third suspect from indiana is charged with illegally buying the gun used to kill officer french. coming up, tommy laran will join us to react to all of it. todd: new york governor andrew cuomo facing two new accusers after an investigation found he sexually harassed multiple women. the women contacted the attorney general's office last week. the women were told the probe was over and then referred to local authorities. at least 13 women have accused cuomo of inappropriate behavior, as state lawmakers say their impeachment inquiry will look into his handle of nursing home virus deaths and his book deal. jillian: still to come, as senators set a vote on the massive infrastructure bill, renewed concerns over how to pay for it. congressman james comer says spending will only make inflation worse. he joins us live, next. todd: i'm always telling you this, don't call jen sac psaki . the reason she does not want you to describe

like jackie said, i believe it was lori lightfoot said it, in jackie's piece, a mother lost her daughter need to remember that. there is definitely hypocrisy we need to point out. it comes in the form of cori bush. last week, one cori bush said, and i want to make sure i get this right. we need to defund your police while she will spend whatever it costs to protect herself while she quote, unquote, does the work. jillian: i guess we're more than a year into this whole conversation of he defunding the police and i'm not quite sure what those who are still calling to defund the police see that maybe the rest of us don't see, that this isn't necessarily a good thing when you have fewer officers on the street, when you have officers on the street who feel so scrutinized that some of them say they have a hard time even being able to perform their daily duties because when you have even an ounce of doubt in your head, that's going to mess up the job that you do on the street as an officer. the second you hesitate, that changes the game. so i guess i'm just looking for more facts as to how defu

as well as the response from both mayor lori lightfoot and the chicago p . d. last night at approximately 9 p. m. it's 63rd and fail officers assigned to the community safety team conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle with 3 occupants. and what those 3 officers were met with, they had no idea and offers were fired upon and they returned fire. one of our office was struck by one of the offenders bulletin sustained a fatal gunshot wound and she is deceased. that officer 29 year old ela french joined the 4th and 2018 and was a member of the cities community safety team. she lives behind an infant daughter or partner a male officer, was also struck and he is currently still in critical condition. fighting for his life. saturday night chicago police officers prayed outside the university of chicago hospital for that officer still in critical condition, as well as for french who was already pronounced dead. the police are not our enemies. their human, just as we are chicago mer, laurie lightfoot, who took office and 2019 met officers at the hospital where there are r

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she is running great police pinches and is hurting our city. >> laura: meanwhile lori lightfoot, theor is somehow trying to make herself out to be a victim in all of this. and she spoke out, watch. >> people feel like it is their right to spew hatred at everyone that they don't agree with. people have to be better human beings. and it does not matter if they are police. it does not matter if they are an elected official or a reporter. we need to be better humans to each other. >> laura: people actually vote for this? this is like a fortune cookie. [laughs] you notice the police first though, you have to be a better human being, police. >> you know what, and another thing we have been pointing out for years now is there is a people problem in the city of chicago. and the problem is is that there is a lot of elected officials who are working their candidacy off of these problems, not trying to fix them, but trying to help what they say, help the community. they are doing nothing to help the community. they are and placing -- they are vilifying the police department making them seem lik

chicago's finest turning their backs on mayor lori lightfoot as she visits an officer critically injured end to anti-police sentiment saying officers are not our enemies. update on the story, two brothers are charged in the shooting. it happened during a routine traffic stop in chicago's south side. ella french was hit in the head and died from her injuries later that night. the suspects are due in court later today. they are facing multiple charges including first degree murder and attempted murder. officer ella french is the first chicago police officer killed in the line of duty since 2018 and she that beautiful woman there just 29 years old. >> bill: there was a moment where she went to the hospital to visit here and a lot of the officers turned their backs on her. this is chicago alderman raymond lopez on the crime spike in chicago. >> we've had 38 officers shot at in the city of chicago since lori lightfoot has been mayor this year alone. the only thing more dangerous than the gang bangers and criminals on the streets of the city of chicago is mayor lori lightfoot and failed belief

this narrative that we'vee seen, i placed the blame squarely on the left is politicians like lori lightfoot biden and administration. essentially we have not seen any level of protection across the border for our police officers and i'm here to say right now that it's time that we start holding our politicians accountable, especially the liberal politicians that are not doing their job. i'm here to say that if you don't do your job to protect our police and communities, get the hell out of office and let someone else do it. we are tired of being the focus of attack in these streets. >> leo: i agree with you 100%. alderman, we are on the "hannity" show a couple of days ago. lori lightweight is one of the three worst mayors in this country.y. de blasio, garcetti -- lightweight lori. let's be very clear, our network shows how much crime and murder is going on in the number one city of chicago. you work in that city, you are a politician. what can you do and what do you plan to do to go after a person liken lightweight who shows no respect for police officers? >> i think the number one thing, w

i'll take the blame squarely on the left is politicians like lori lightfoot and the biden administrationicers in the line of attack. we have not seen any level of protection by police officers and i'm here to say right now it's time we start holding our politicians accountable especially liberal politicians not doing their jobs. you don't do your job to protect police and communities, let somebody in and simply attacking these streets. >> leo: i agree with you 100%. we were on the hannity show a couple of days ago, one of the three worst mayors in this country. they are horrible and they don't support law enforcement and let me be very clear every week, our network shows how much crime and murder is going on and the number one city of chicago, you work in that city, you are a politician, what can you do and what do you plan to do to go after a person who shows no respect for a police officer? >> i think the number one thing we have to continue to do is call out people like lightfoot who are promoting this narrative of politics and are trying now to run from their comments over the last t

mayor lori lightfoot will boost police funding after it was slashed during the defund police movementice feel politicians are creating these conditions that put them in harm's way. >> chicago has an interesting recording from the second in command in the police department saying we don't have time for this blankety-blank. >> and a fact check on mayor lori lightfoot's claims that this is because the courts are closed. it's not just that. >> there are a lot of bad people on the streets. >> more teachers are pushing back against teaching critical race theory in schools including a former public school teacher laura morris in virginia. she resigned on the spot this week in protest of those lessons during a school board meeting. >> i was told in one of my so-called equity trainings that white christian females have the power in our schools and this has to change. i quit "your world with neil cavuto" policy and your training and being a cog in a machine. >> monica joins us now. you said -- >> thank you very much. >> of course. you said that the county won't say they are teaching crt but the

however, the mayor of the city, lori lightfoot, is defending it all. >> the reporting on that is just not true. with covid protocols, the coroner has made a lot of new restrictions on what can and cannot happen at the morgue. eric carter is an incredible public servant. he is a dedicated veteran and takes his job very seriously. what people don't like he wasn't part of the friends and family program. he did his job. >> harris: she is citing the coroner, the medical examiner. garrett tenney live in chicago. i'm not -- the m.e. said the covid protocols were in place. this didn't have anything to do with that. so i guess we have to track down the truth. >> exactly right. the mayor is saying the reporting on this isn't true but her explanation is what isn't adding up as to why it was the right decision to make. she pointed to those new covid protocols at the morgue and suggested that those restrictions could have impacted the family of fallen officer ella french if they were forced to wait for the honor guard escort. when i reached out to the cook county medical examiner's office they did

kat: what about lori lightfoot?crime is tragically up, cap it both in cities that have produced a funny but also places that have increased the funding or kept it stable. i don't think funding to the police is the whole answer to why violent crime is up. we should not think that it is. but again the democratic party leadership has been very clear starting at the top they actually want to fund the police to give them more resources. and ultimately to make sure our committees are safe. joe and his team notices big problem. kat: now that has become a problem loosing the consequences or change their tune a little different than the weather sank last summer. some are still coming, brad you'd like me have some libertarian sense of ability. i'm all about accountability for law enforcement trade that is so much different that what we have been seeing this last summer. >> yes, absolutely. for me this is not a red or blue thing. this is an important reminder while i support criminal justice reform we can have reasonable conve

this is mayor lori lightfoot second defense. when others couldn't go, she said on the public face of the city. that is the root of the problem. the city when the middle of the pandemic, you cannot go to church, your kids cannot go to school, must wear a mask but i will go to california. i will go to my lavish martha's vineyard, but you do not get to. whereby she does not apply to me. whatever there was a trump rally, it was a super-spreader event. a thousand helpful officials came up and say that we do not condemn these gatherings is really for covid-19 transitions. one standard for a trump rally one for blm rally. american see the hypocrisy. >> emily: for a year and a half, we have been seeing this pattern of hypocrisy. it is exhausting and it has eroded any credibility that these guys have for setting these mandates. up next, exclusive fox news drone video at the border showing crossing surging two numbers that have not been seen since the crisis began. we are your stomach here about horrifying allegations that migrants were s

tucker is going. >> dana: lori lightfoot to some extent but we have seen this movie before. >> greg: made the deadline after the wedding like we weren't supposed to notice that. and it used to be that laws were for everyone but not so much anymore. we only have law for the law-abiding. have you thought about this? we don't have any laws anymore where people who really need them meaning the criminals and politicians. so when there is a surge in crime, the instinct is to go after the criminal if common sense, but instead, they talk about creating more laws for gun crime, for basically laws that would be followed by the law-abiding. so the suggestions and everything we hear in the order that we are given, they are for people that you know will do the right thing. but no one ever pressures the people who are doing the wrong thing to do the right. politicians and criminals, no different. >> jesse: the move at that wedding, greg is to have always a drink in your hand. >> dana: i don't know, richard, what did you think about the cc scandal does your? >> dana: i've i like the solution to the

carley: merrell lori lightfoot is -- mayor lori lightfoot is claiming the report is not true and they reason. todd: the young lady gave her life, you can give her 20 minutes. the white house playing defense. carley: let's talk about the coronavirus, press secretary jen psaki was asked whether or not she thinks president biden led to some vaccine hesitancy for saying this. take a listen. >> the previous administration was rushing to get a vaccine authorized. the president said i trust vaccines, i trust scientists, but i don't trust donald trump. >> i think it's safe to say he doesn't trust donald trump. he trusts people leading the cdc and fda. >> they pointed out that president biden has yet to appoint a person to run the fda. kind of an important time for that to happen. i wonder what the hold-up is. also the fda has not fully authorized the covid vaccine. president biden says that's hopefully going to happen sometime this fall. todd: clock is ticking. [laughter] jillian: it is. next topic. the next topics by the way, a lot of things have gotten political. i didn't expect credit card

lori lightfoot giving lollapalooza the go ahead despite a surge in cases. super spreader event this weekend and mayor bowser was caught without a mask. a statement from her office reads this. if mayor bowser was photographed indoors without a mask, it was during the indoor dinner when she was eating or drinking. even former president obama set to host his 60th birthday bash in martha's vineyard despite an outbreak of cases in provincetown. our panel is here. great to have you here. i don't know, sean. it sounds like a broken record at this point. rules for thee, not for me? what are these politicians thinking? case in point the mayor of d.c. at the wedding is sitting in this photograph and she knows anybody can see her there indoors, even somebody at her table wearing a mask, she is not and doesn't appear to be eating. >> americans get hypocrisy really well and see it all over the place. the message it sends to america is you don't believe covid or the delta variant is that serious because you want us all to mask up and get vaccinated but you can go out and

a chicago police officer is adding to explosive feud between her colleagues and city's mayor lori lightfoott night. partner continues fighting for his life. some on the force question whether the mayor is fighting for them. city battles a gun violence epidemic. >> officer shot, officer down. >> reporter: the gunshots that killed ella french and critically wounded her partner during a traffic stop over the weekend. >> i want to publicly offer condolences to her mother, brother, family and friends. >> reporter: but when mayor lori lightfoot visited to support the police and families, 30 officers physically turned their backs on her, sources told the "chicago sun times." >> several hundred? thousand? >> reporter: alderman says the ward has more chicago law enforcement than any other in the city. >> number of officers reportedly turned their backs. what message do you think that sends? >> police families and officers are -- they're at a tipping point. we've seen many police officers killed in line of duty. it's not uncommon. the scene at the hospital is uncomfortable, emotions are running high.

. >> you know, jessica, mayor lori lightfoot wants to move this away from being a political issue, atical issue. she wants to actually focus in on a different political issue. let's watch what she had to say and i'll get your response. >> the police are not our enemies. they're humans, just as we are: flawed, just as we are. we have a common enemy. it's the guns and the gangs. >> see, jessica this is a story about guns. it is a political issue. but not defund the police, gun control. >> it's all the same. i wish people -- it takes too long unfortunately, we have an hour show which is a huge privilege to revisit top innings and get people's opinions on them and unfortunately that's not how the news works and there's so many tragic angles to this and yes guns are part of the problem and someone who sold a gun to someone who had a felony charge beforehand and that person's going to be in trouble as well. it's a problem that these guns used in these cities come from conservative states with looser laws and then they get buffed across the border and used in chicago. so i don't want to be l

a chicago police officer is adding to explosive feud between her colleagues and city's mayor lori lightfootned down along with her partner during a traffic stop saturday night. illinois's governor said today that the partner continues fighting for his own life. but some on the force question whether the mayor is fighting for them. our omar jimenez shows us how that tension is erupting as the city battles a gun violence epidemic. >> officer shot, officer down. >> reporter: the gunshots that killed chicago police officer ella french and critically wounded her partner during a traffic stop over the weekend. >> i want to publicly offer condolences to her mother, brother, family and friends. >> reporter: but when mayor lori lightfoot visited to support the police and families, 30 officers physically turned their backs on her, sources told the "chicago sun times." >> are we talking several hundred? are we talking several thousand? >> reporter: alderman matt o'shea says the ward he represents has more chicago law enforcement than any other in the city. >> a number of officers reportedly turned the

lori lightfoot does not care.en does not care, kamala harris does not care, and is do you know why? they have made police officers the target in america. they have glorified criminals making cops the bad guys. kamala harris said she was prout prout -- proud of him,. is that someone that we should be proud of as a society? cities like new york putting up statues of george floyd, a man who along with his friends robbed a house and put a gun to a woman's stomach. is that someone we should be lionizing as a society? do you start to see the problem of why we have criminals acting with impunity and police officers being gunned down in our streets? we need to rethink this thought process, and democrats are to blame, particularly the ones who have called for defunding the police in america. >> what do you think, gianno, last thoughts on this? is it that they don't care or don't know what to do? i mean, this has been a problem that's been underway for a long time in chicago. what are your final thoughts on this? >> well, m

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steve: this officer, the first officer killed to pay tenure lori lightfoot as mayor she spoke to the she had to say. listen. >> the police are not our enemies. they are human just as we are. live just as we are. also risking their lives every day for our safety. and security. when you see a police officer, say thank you. we owe them a test of gratitude that we will likely never be able to truly repay. steve: john, that was the mayor yesterday. but that was important. she said it out loud. the police are not our enemies because, unfortunately, there are a lot of people in the united states who don't like police officers. >> steve she is a flag in the wind. for two and a half years that she has been mayor she has fill find the police. she showed more emotion for bobby rush popcorn gate during the riots or botched raid which wasn't botched about a person, a woman who was undressed when the raid occurred. there was more emotion coming from the mayor than there was for this officer fleanch was killed. it's disgusting. now, because of political climate says the defund policy and the police

. >> if he played it full in economy with lori lightfoot he would bely would have been out.did an excellent job. i have been in a shooting before. you kind of get tunnel vision. everything show -- everything slows down. if you are not mentally prepared, it can get out much hand. these cops have done an excellent job. these guys did exactly what you need to do. more of the story. >> brill -- brilliant tactically. they have to be aware of strays. that could have been a lot worse. another situation in the bronx. another shootout in broad daylight. watch this. >> stay right here. stands right there. >> i didn't do nothing. [gunshots] >> shots fired! jesse: it's compliance. just comply. now you have a shootout, you have a foot pursuit. anything can happen. >> if you watch the video when he's in the store, he's cool, calm, like he's in there paying his telephone bill. we created a society of sociopaths. it's scary and dangerous times. these cops are tactically the opposite of what we saw in chicago. bad decisions they made. the outcome doesn't independent well. there is crossfire

lori lightfoot says it on decline. murders up 49%.way to a summer internship and killed. before that in january there was another student killed by a stray bullet in a parking garage. so the situation is very bad and it's truly heart breaking. ainsley: it's changing what you are doing. would you have normally been there over the summer and hung out with your friends. >> yeah. of course. it's where people go to have internships. it's where we all have apartments year around. it would be what we would do. it's not what is happening. ainsley: max lewis was killed on the train coming home from his internship and i know that's terrifying for y'all on campus and especially for your parents who are worried. there is a picture of max lewis. the other one was a fourth year ph.d. student who was gunned down you mentioned in that parking garage. if you look it at some of the stats just from july 21s to jul. if you compared this those same days to last year. 25% increase in shooting incidents. 25% increase in thefts. 29% increase in murders. and

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we heard a story about lori lightfoot going to see the officer in critical condition and the family inl. what happened when she gotap there? there? >> first of all i want people to say her name. lf french. our city is less safe because she is no longer with us. disgrace. against the wishes of the against the wishes of the family the mayor proceeded up to the seventh floor of the hospitalor and was given advice from a recently retired member and let her know what he thought and he did not and let her know what he appreciate her coming up there and the officers on that floor when she went to approach them all turned around and face the other way and took a couple steps away from her. it was in! to the sentiment seven floors below at the street level right was were several hundred right was were several hundred officers. a very palpable, angry, resentfulre police force. not just because of the incident that because the mayor was there and certain brass that have led to a lot of problems within this policef department. >>laura: there is pent-up anger and frustration and a sense of betrayal

his father blames mayor lori lightfoot saying she wants police to fight crime with a hand tied behind her back and you can't fight brute force with one hand tied behind your back. on top of this is shooting happened in philadelphia. a 25% increase in homicides and shootings, the mayor rejected calls to bring in the national guard calling it not respectful. carley: another teenager shot in a playground in philadelphia. it is all over the place awful. todd: 13 after the hour, the anti-police sentiment in america driving scores of officers to other jobs or early retirement. next we speak with the setup former cop who quit his dream job to go into politics. jillian: a jampacked job ahead, texas attorney general ken paxton, lawrence jones, all live, keep it here. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. me too! the all-new buick envision. built around you. all of you. pay no interest for 72 months plus current eligible buick

this comes as more than two dozen chicago police turn their backs on mayor lori lightfoot, followinghootings there up 12% this year compared to the same time last year. murders up 2%, but the real story in chicago was this weekend. dagen, at least 72 people were shot in chicago over the weekend. 72. 11 of those people fatally. during the weekend in mayor lori lightfoot's chicago, of course we are all talking about officer ella french, who lost her life, 29-year-old chicago police officer shot over the weekend at a traffic stop, dagen. dagen: the police in chicago turning their backs on mayor lori lightfoot and that is exactly what the liberal leaders in major cities and states have done to police officers in the last year and-a-half and to the very citizens who don't have the ability or the money to protect themselves, whether it's in a portland or a seattle or a chicago or a st. louis, a new york, a washington, a baltimore, a los angeles. these are liberal leaders, particularly mayors and district attorneys and also the city councils. in portland, for example, as the wall street jou

let's listen to what mayor lori lightfoot had to say about the shooting of this young officer. >> theenemies. they are human, just as we are. flawed, just as we are. but also risking their lives every day for our safety. insecurity. >> anita: you know, there are a lot of people saying that she is certainly hitting the right tone. that is the right sentiment, but it is coming a little too late now. i want to ask you, tell us rest a little bit about this police officer who lost her life. the first chicago officer to lose her life in the line of duty, ella french. what can you tell us about her? >> you have to know right off the bat, this is a young lady who took a risk by taking a job that a lot of people don't want to take now. she is a hero and not alone, knowing that while we sleep at home, she's going to be out there protecting us, her and her partner. for anyone in this war zone, this crime riddled city, to step up, put that uniform on right now, an absolute hero. for people to keep demonizing the police, this is your end result. 39 shot or shot at since the beginning of the year.

. >> i to say this is one of the first times mayor lori lightfoot called outgained bankers and used them game. we been too light on these guys, too soft on crime, we need to call it what it is and stop it because every week we go through this. 56 people shot in chicago but we cannot get used to it. for lightfoot supporting the police, not talking about superintendent brown but the rank-and-file to let these men and women do the job because the police in this town, god bless the 2 and women, they are afraid of the other guys. jillian: there is a family without a little girl, 6-year-old girl without her older sister. it is devastated, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. todd: that hits you in the throat. we are learning a tell a man commander was freed from quan, bay as part of a prisoner swap by the obama administration. where we dealing with in afghanistan? carlos jimenez on homeland security committee joins us next. ♪♪ jillian: fox news alert, rescue crews working group of tropical storm to find any survivors following the haiti earthquake. 1400 people have died, 6000 are hurt and

and lori lightfoot and they feel like she has turned her back on them. talk to him about it. steve: he pretty much said what the hell are you doing here, mayor? we will hear it directly from him coming up. ainsley: it's 6:27 on the east coast. still ahead members of congress sounded the alarm on the biden administration's lack of urgency to get america's afghan allies out of kabul as early as june. steve: congressman and iraq war veteran peter meyers says the president's visa delay was a political stunt. that congressman coming up next on "fox & friends" on a friday. ♪ we've got you taken care of, sgt. houston. thank you. that was fast! one call to usaa got her a tow, her claim paid... ...and even her grandpa's dog tags back. get a quote. from prom dresses to workouts and new adventures you hope the more you give the less they'll miss. but even if your teen was vaccinated against meningitis in the past they may be missing vaccination for meningitis b. although uncommon, up to 1 in 5 survivors of meningitis will have long term consequences. now as you're

here is mayor lori lightfoot. >> the police are not our enemies. as we are, want justice and risking their lives every day for our safety. we have a common enemy it's the guns and the gangs. >> dana: ted, what can we do about it? >> first of all let me say good morning, dana. and let me also my deepest condolences to the family of officer ella french and i would also like to say i'm praying for the officer who was wounded on that scene and is in the hospital fighting for his life. this, dana, shows us just clearly the danger of police work and what the men and women in chicago go through on a daily basis to try to serve and protect that community. but you know, i listen to the superintendent of police there, david brown, and i listened to mayor lori lightfoot, and i ask the question what are you all doing to support the police there in chicago? it's good to come up to a microphone after a police woman has lost her life, but what in the hell are you all doing to support those men and women to keep them as safe as they can? they're trying to keep tha

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carley: mayor lori lightfoot is claiming the report is not true and that officer carter skipped the sendoffllian: the white house is talking about vaccine hesitancy. carley: some states continue to struggle with the delta variant. jen psaki was asked if president biden has anything to do with vaccine hesitancy for saying this. >> the previous administration was rushing to get a vaccine authorized and the president said i trust vaccines and scientists but i don't trust donald trump. >> i think it's safe to say he doesn't trust donald trump. he trusts the people leading the cdc and fda, the gold standard for approval for vaccines. carley: 50 of% of americans have been fully vaccinated. 70% have had at least one shot. you have to get that second shot to be fully vaccinated. todd: finally, like the song ironic needs to be rewritten. .carley: american express is reportedly having its employees take critical race theory training sessions. now, these sessions include tips like this, workers should deconstruct their racial and sexual identities then rank themselves on a hierarchy of privilege, map

he blames lori lightfoot saying she wants police to fight crime with a hand tied behind their back, can't with one hand tied behind their back. on top of this a shooting also happened in philadelphia yesterday. one person was killed, four injured. philadelphia is seeing a 25% increase in homicides and shootings but the mayor has rejected calls to bring in the national guard calling it, quote, not respectful. todd: school mask showdown, president biden taking on gop governors who block mask mandates. >> i'm directing the secretary of education, and educator himself to take steps to protect our children. this includes using all of his oversight authorities and legal action if appropriate against governors who are trying to block and intimidate local school officials and educators. jillian: texas attorney general paxton, thanks for being here, what is your response to the president? we've been in many lawsuits, if you wants -- state control over education, federal government doesn't run local schools. it is up to states to make decisions to protect their citizens, not president biden from wa

the first two months after mayor lori lightfoot lowered the city speed camera forgiveness threshold from 10 miles an hour to six, the windy city is issued more than 320,000 tickets totaling more than $11 million in fines. the number suggest the change will mean a big windfall for the city. the mayor insists the new rules were enacted to keep pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists tapered a question, do robot dogs count is man's best friend? wait until you meet the new spot. a world war ii vet knocking his national anthem performance out of the park. today's viral videos next. ♪ born to be wild ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. applebee's and a movie, now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. people with moderate to severe psoriasis, are rethinking the choices they make like the splash they create the entrance they make, the surprises they initiate. otezla. it's a choice you can make. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting