this is the first time in history that one nation attacked all the others and the biden administration about the origins of this disease. biden spent two hours on the phone with xi jinping in february and didn't raise the issue once and he was only forced to order the investigation by the intelligence committee when there was an up roar that he had spiked an investigation in the state department into the origins of covid-19. jason: i think it's interesting that president biden likes to talk about how much time he spent together with him rather than the policies that the united states plans to implement to help prevent the expansion of china and what he's going to do to protect the united states of america. gordon chang, stay with us. i've got many more questions. we're going to be back in just a moment. oh! don't burn down the duplex. terminix. the world's first fully autonomous vehicle is almost at the finish line what a ride! i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq-100 like you become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq so many people are ove

the biden administration want to open it all up.lated birthday. >> breaking news here? todd: if you made that announcement at 31. >> it is a funny milestone. jillian: what do you think? are you still surprised that people want socialism in this country? >> not at all. it is easy to criticize it or look at things that may -- ignore the parts that we haven't million or more people in this country they came from cuba and could tell us what is going on. some professor said the system would be fantastic if everyone were pure and honest. todd: in the moment we are looking at cuba, is the message of socialism a failure getting through to that person who has been indoctrinated at liberal universities and says socialism not horrible. >> i can't remember who, can't attribute it to them, the way we treat our young crowd is like they are stupid and i know you haven't been in the real world get and don't understand but a better way to handle this and but to be overly benevolent the day after my birthday is reach out and talk with these folks and

jason, this is the first time in history that one nation has attacked all the others and the biden administrationent two hours on the phone with xi jinping in february and didn't raise the issue once. and he was only forced to order that investigation by the intelligence community when there was an uproar that he had spiked an investigation in the state department into the origins of covid-19. jason: yeah, i think it's interesting that president biden likes to talk about how much time he spent together with him rather thann the policies that the united states plans to implement to help prevent the expansion of china and what he's going to do to protect the united states of america. gordon chang, stay with us. i've got many more questions. we're going to be back in just a moment. back in just (customer) movie night. (burke) should have been watching the stove instead. (customer) tell me something i don't know. (burke) with your farmers policy perk, guaranteed replacement cost, your home can be rebuilt, regardless of your limits. (customer) that's really something. (burke) get a whole lot of someth

the biden administration released over 50,000 illegal immigrants without giving them a court date. are asked to report into i.c.e. 13% do. that it's spreading covid in our communities. the selection of joe biden and becoming president of this country was a covid super spreader event. they are releasing illegal immigrants in south texas and across the country with covid. they are spreading covid. their radical policies they don't want to do anything to protect us. >> sean: senator thank you. the biden administration is looking for ways to force all federal employees to get vaccinated even those who have already had covid and have natural immunity. is this following the science and is this legal? greg jarrett is with us. the cleveland clinic a medical institution said if you have covid you don't need a vaccine. they will mandate a vaccine there? what about people with rare medical conditions? will there be medical exemptions? is the next thing a vaccine passport and eliminates medical privacy and doctor-patient confidentiality. >> i understand the arguments expressed by ted cruz agai

the biden administration says canceling the wall is actually saving taxpayer money.erson with the office of management and budget giving me this statement, quote, we take our obligations to be responsible stewards of taxpayer dollars seriously which we're stopping the prior administration's wasteful expenditure of 15 billion on a needless wall, and are returning remaining military funds. jackie. jackie: hillary vaughn, thank you very much for that. let's dig a little deeper into this with florida republican kat cammack from house homeland security. great to see you. start with that 2 billion-dollar figure. this is really important. when the trump administration was leaving it had earmarked, had appropriated to finish the wall. the biden administration to as hillary said to babysit the materials so they're not stolen here but not finish the wall. yet the statement from the omb person saying, no, no, what we're doing is trying to save taxpayer money. >> it is kind of comical that the biden administration wants to care about the fiscal responsibility side of governing.

biden administration, this has gone from a biden border crises to a catastrophe, and this has to stopng in across the border right now. elizabeth: they are getting smuggled in by human traffickers as well, let's watch governor abbott on this. >> she is misleading america, there are people coming into united states across the border from more than 150 countries across the globe, if she solves the problem in those 3 countries, which we knows she can't, there are more than 147 other countrys to go there is one place to solve all of the problems on the border, that is on the border, that is where the biden administration needs to devote their resources to get the job done. elizabeth: did you hear the last point he made? you can't look at root causes, in 150 countries in world to solve the root causes, governor said it has to stop at the border. >> amen. there are billions of people that want to come to this country, we want folks to come legally, we can't fit them all. you can't have one person cross the canadaian border legally right now but biemg looks the te biden administration looks

unlike the biden administration, this program has been consistent from the beginning.told you to take is seriouslo and do your own result and consult with your doctor and take into account your current medical history and then make your own decision relateing to vaccines. as a talk show host i have pressure to tell everybody what to do -- i will say it again. i am not qualified to make that decision for you. but i do want you to live and take this seriously and to do the following things i recommend. i think you will get to the answer that is best for you in consultation with your doctor. this program i has long touted e belief in science and the science of vaccines. i can't list how many vaccines i have had in my life. we hailed operation warp speed from the beginning and called it a medical miracle. i predicted it would be american doctors and scientists that saved the world. three vaccines they developed. the last year you know who was not so fond of the vaccines. that was joe biden and kamala harris and the rest of the green new deal socialist journalists.a we have

president biden celebrating the june jobs report saying his administration made historic progress in but the tweets from the white house grabbing a lot of attention or criticism. mark meredith has more on that. >> president biden is getting ready to host a party here at the white house for the fourth of july and says the vaccine rollup is on frank not to mention the latest jobs report, plenty of reasons to celebrate nationwide. as for the president today, he was in northern michigan with a chance to see what's going on on a cherry event to showcase the efforts to get back to normal after the pandemic latest jobs report has truly heading right now up to 5.9%, 850,000 jobs last month added, most in leisure and hospitality and job loss instruction and not many changes in the healthcare think the economic remains one of the top concerns. >> more work to do to get america back to back to work amy for full employment and that means keeping job growth including lack, hispanic and asian workers progress is testament to our limit to rome's economy. >> the only way they can grow the economy fur

and the biden administration is decided to control who they are and where they talk to. rational person, there might be something wrong with the vaccines, maybe they don't work very well? the administration assures us that the vaccines work perfectly, they are milling miracle drugs. so why the mass? the biden administration's on baghdad bob responded to him. >> with the pandemic, why do vaccinated people need to put the mask back on? >> peter, first, go back to this chart. if you are vaccinated it could save your life and i think the clear data shows that this pandemic is killing, it's hospitalizing and making people very sick who are not vaccinated. that still continues to be the case regardless of what the mosque guidance looks like. >> if that's what they do then, why do people who have of the now need to wear masks? >> the leaders our administration have been made the determination to be sure that their loved ones are protected and they are protected given the transmissibility of the virus. be honest vaccines work, the only people getting sick of the vaccinated but th

the biden administration according to "the wall street journal" is planning a new approach that wouldaway, get rid of widespread economic pressure campaigns that the trump administration did, things like unilateral sanctions. we have democrat jackie spears that the biden administration needs to act more quickly. what should the biden administration do? should they not get rid of unilateral sanctions? >> i think sanctions are another tool to use. that will, they, we need for them to feel the pain when they allow this to happen. make no mistake, vladmir putin allows this to happen. sometimes he recruits the hackers to do espionage like they hacked into ukraine during the invasion of crimea. they hacked into the dnc. they do the bidding of the russian government. for the most part they're for-profit criminal organizations and as they ply their skills the russian government will use them every now and then. they are directly responsible. the sanctions would help. renditions and prosecutions would help, knocking these people out of the box. when they finally started extraditing drug traffi

that's what the biden administration is trying to do.s likely as the natural origin theory we should look at that seriously because it's not just about the wonderful science dr. goldstein and his colleagues are put ting out but all the other things that go into the forensic investigation of how we got into this mess and the actual science is one small part of it. >> steven, to that point, you say it's vastly more likely that it begins from nature rather than a lab. but you also cite, based on open source information, the data we have to date, given that you're fairly certain that's the case, why do you think that china refuses to share information critical data and information that could help us come to a conclusion? if they weren't covering up something, why are they hiding it? >> the chinese probably are hiding things. the argument that they're hiding things with respect to the lab is one side of this. the best evidence we have of them hiding things relates to wildlife markets. w.h.o. investigation reported they were told by chinese of

we knew that this was going to happen and this was predictable, the biden administration wants this to happen and they wanted to happen knowing that spread of covid will be greater. >> julie: at the white house is still blaming the trump administration and you just touched on that. this has been an issue since the biden administration behind the border crisis, that's really a border chaos, as it releases its plan to deal with the root causes now. that's coming just nearly two months after president vice president harris' visit to guatemala and five months into her role at this point as the person on the crisis. she was opposed by the root of the because when she visited guatemala two months ago. so the plan included addressing economic inequality, tackling domestic violence among other issues, what would you say about this plan of the white house is finally putting forward? >> i don't think it's going to work, it will take years to figure out the root cause. these are rules that didn't work before and so to blame the trump administration they keep talking about science as it relates to

the biden administration needs to pay attention to us. everybody agree biden has been missing in action? [cheers and applause] you know, i think back to a time in this country when ronald reagan supported the freedom fighters in nicaragua to fight their own battle. but they were fighting for the freedom movement there. beyond the internet, we need communication, should that be on the table? the miami mayor even said very aggressively, what are your thoughts, senator? >> it took 24 hours for biden to issue his statement and another 72 hours. then they did a zoom call and came back with a third statement. right now, we can't get him to do the internet, how are we going to get him to do anything else? it's a real challenge. if you want if you missed senator rubio's twitter timeline, it's now 8:30. not a word from biden. now 1010. not a word from biden. i really think single-handedly you embarrassed him if you finally make it a statement. >> is just not a priority. you have to understand, there is a statement of his voting base that actually t

cuba policy while the biden administration has left the previous administration sanctions against cuban place. liz? elizabeth: thank you, rich edson. good to see you. okay, cuba detaining reportedly disappearing at least 140 fellow cubans. they're being grabbed off the streets, thrown in prison for protesting communist cuba's economic collapse. food shortages, high prices, no water, no electricity. look who is here. back with us tennessee senator marsha blackburn. senator, great to have you on. there has been a blackout on cuba on facebook, whatsapp, instagram to stop protesters from communicating? what are your thoughts about that? what is being done about that? >> what we have learned there are over 146,000 cubans that are using syfon. this is a technology that the, open technology accountability act brought forward. senator menendez and i supported this. representative mccaul, over in the house, what this technology does if you have got a government trying to shut down the internet, it's a pathway that will allow people that are being oppressed to get to the internet. so we're pleas

so therefore, in this sense, the biden administration is trying to preserve the peace.hat we are doing in the region by contesting iran's presence is not getting involved in a war, although occasionally somebody on our side drops a bomb or two, but rather, we are working with partners in the region with this zone of conflict like counterterrorism. it is not a war. it is of some concern because troops are exposed at times, but it is something that i think has been effective in the past when we do it right, and i believe we will do it right again. steve: let's bring in our viewers, let's begin with dan joining us from independence, oregon. we lost dan, so we will go to pat in keyport, new jersey. good morning. caller: can you tell me, are we going to reach a point where we are going to have to tell these sovereign nations in the middle east you have to defend , yourself? at what point, if you want to remain sovereign, why aren't they taking responsibility for their own defense? and do you know what the future is for the abraham accords? james: two good questions. essentia

that's, i think, the point where we are. >> sean: this after the biden administration this week said they support mandatory vaccinations in the country, work, schools, universities, et cetera. i ask again. what happened to follow the science? i would say the cleveland clinic is pretty well respected in the cleveland clinic said that if you had covid-19, you don't need any vaccine. what happened to medical privacy? in other words, your private medical condition that you want private between you and your doctor. at the destructive democratic agenda doesn't stop there because the biden -- the open borders agenda -- you know, when they built the new cages and put kids on top of each other in the middle of the pandemic. they want migrants from pretty much everywhere except for cuba as the dhs had says migrants leaving cuba or other places will -- by sea, will not be allowed to enter the u.s. why didn't he say that about the border? take a look. >> the time is never right to attempt migration by sea. to those who risk their lives doing so, this risk is not worth taking. allow me to be clea

>> again this is something that the biden the administration hopes will go away, i supported when presidentp supported it and i supported when president biden said he would continue the policy but i'm incredibly disappointed that our interpreters and those fall alongside it and risk their lives to support the u.s. admission that they have become and they should've been first in our lives when we are contemplating what that withdrawal would look like and there seems to be no effort whatsoever, were hearing some word that the biden the administration is coming around and they will present a plan and they said that they have a plan and they haven't made details on it, but again over 10000 afghans put themselves in harm's way who risk their lives in on the promise if we left we would take them with us because these are people in their communities that are offering advice and interpreting interrogations that are walking around showing them that the coolest taliban in the area and with companies and incredibly important that we do not abandon them to their own domes. jon: the governor of guam has

elizabeth: now the biden administration is going to appeal it but it's a constitutional argument that say that the obama administration overstepped and i think they will come back and say congress must dovey their j, the most compassionate country in the world we should be the most compassionate but we have to let the legislature do its job, not have the president of the united states insert power. elizabeth: thank you so much for joining us, thank you for watching, you been watching "the evening edit" on fox business, we hope you have a good evening. join us again tomorrow night. ♪. larry: hello everyone welcome back to "kudlow", i am larry kudlow. we opened this evening after a 900-point selloff in stocks across the board among all the indexes, oil dropped to $66, bond yield under a dollar 20, fortunately the dollar held for investors and traders seemed fearful of the delta variant, that's the big story maybe that will lead to shut down the business closings an

plus, biden family ethics, jen psaki claims this administration is the most ethical in history. en why won't they tell us who is ponying up half a million bucks for hunter biden's new-found hobby, art. investigative journalist peter schweizer is here on the he'd e. then, is it economic policy or a shakedown? south carolina senator lindsey graham on the infrastructure plan and whether it's tied to another wildly expense i've tax and spend blowout with the democrats' new scheme to throw an amnesty component in there as well. plus, joe biden's attack on facebook. >> what's your message to platforms like facebook? >> they're killing people. i mean, they're really -- look, the only pandemic we have is among the unvaccinated. and they're killing people. maria: yes, the finger pointing has begun as president trump's lawsuit looms over censorship. fox host mark levin on the threat of marxism racing through the country, is it coming from the chinese communist party and do progressives understand who they are getting in bed with. all that right here, right now, on sunday morning futures. ♪

so it's ad good time to check n on where the biden administration and congress ae in terms of our relationshipst of our interests and values in the middle east. obviously, we are seeing tremendous difference between this administrations approach presidentsvious approach at the very least. president trump, i think, his approach to the middle east was characterized by very personalized relationships with a small handful of authoritarian leaders in the gulf, particularly in egypt. is famous line about sisi being his favorite dictator encapsulates a lot of trump's vision of what we should be about in the region. i think at times it was a dictator in the air that was probably evident to those dictators that threat able to take advantage of. and i think in the way he was an easy mark for some of our less reputable friends in that region who took advantage of that moment to try to rope the united states into some schemes that i don't think were entirely in keeping with our traditional interests and serving up with our values. we were very much at risk of siding with one site in a kind of civilizationa

off on corruption and communism, senator ted cruz, the son of a cuban immigrant, on why the biden administrationslamming the door on of cubans begging for freedom while keeping the southern border wide open for one million migrants traveling through mexico so far this year. plus, biden family ethics, jen psaki claims j this administratn is the most ethical in history. then why won't they tell us who is ponying up half a million bucks for hunter biden's new-found hobby, art. investigative journalist peter schweisser is here on the ethics behind the $3.5 million payout from the mayor of moscow's wife and the millions more from chinese companies tied the chinese military and xi jinping. then is it economic policy or a shakedown, senator lindsey graham on the infrastructure plan and whether it's tied to a wildly expensive tax and spend blowout with the democrats' new scheme now to throw an amnesty component in there as well. plus, joe biden's attack on facebook. >> what's your message to platforms like facebook? >> they're killing people. i mean, they're really -- look, the only pandemic we have is

and that's all the biden administration is saying.lab-leak theory became highly politicized for a number of crazy reasons. because trump was using racist terms. because some of the scientists who were close to the lab called it a conspiracy theory to cover their own butts. and because the media really wasn't really sure what to make of all of it amidst of the election panic. but here we are in 2021 and it seems pretty clear now, that no matter what you thought about the lab-leak theory in 2020, it's possible. which means we have to check it out, full stop. and now, we have the biden administration saying, yeah, they agree with that, too. >> and from all your reporting, what stands out to you as the best evidence that the virus could have leaked out from the lab? >> well, first of all, some of it, they published. and they have admitted that they were using techniques to change viruses that came from bat coronaviruses in order to see how they played in human cells. so that's a piece of evidence, right there. then, there is the intellige

senior biden administration officials are taking this possibility very seriously.gins of the pandemic back in march. the intelligence community came back with the findings and in may he redoubled effort into the probe into covid origins because the covid community was split. that led biden administration to officials to say this lab leak theory is as plausible, as credible as the idea that it originated naturally in the wild. so what we're learning now is that the tone towards beijing among biden administration officials is hardening and has been over the last several weeks. they are warning china there will be consequences many they don't participate in a world health organization probe that allows them access to their data and their labs. so we are seeing kind of a stepped up effort here by the biden administration to take this possibility seriously, but obviously, we are cautioned that we may never know the final answer here. >> right. and certainly we may not and i know obviously they know there is a large body of circumstantial evidence that leads to the lab a

we do not have the biden administration's missile defense review policy document. it is still too early but we have the budget numbers. if you could tell us about where you think the status of missile defense in the biden administration is and you think just some things to be encouraged and concerned about. mr. turner: as you said, setting the table for this issue, is we are receiving budgetary numbers from the bided administration that are flatlining. right now, we are in an area where we need to be investing in modernization across all positions. we had the issue of afghanistan, iraq, and sequestration that significantly shifted our priorities and even with sequestration, it compromised our readiness and put off the modernization that was necessary with our current systems. we are in a situation where our adversaries are taking advantage of that and we are looking at their technologies that could be leapfrogged out of the united states technologies. we cannot plot a course from where we were and reengage on our modernization that we had planned. giving us flatlin

the biden administration is not accepting excuses.cnn this morning the secretary of health and human services, not a doctor, a politician, announced he plans to make every last american take this drug. if you don't take it, you will wind up on a government list. watch. >> can you answer that criticism? this is none of the government's business knowing who has been vaccinated? >> the federal government spent trillion dollars to keep americans alive during this pandemic. it is absolutely the government's business and the taxpayer's business. we want to give people the sense they have the freedom to choose. but we hope they choose to live. >> tucker: no more freedom for you. the biden administration is no longer pro-choice. it's odd to say now. this pandemic is waning. few people are dying from the virus. but javier is arguing that the government spent so much money on the coronavirus that the biden administration has a right to go door-to-door and intimidate you into taking the vaccine and keep track of you so you don't. the government

so the biden administration comes in. and they promise we're not going to -- we're not going to be taken in by these guys in the same way. we're going to, yes, have relationships with the saudis and the emiratis and the egyptians but we're going to emphasize our values more. we're not going to take sides in -- in -- in a sue neu-shiah struggle. we're going to be guided by our interests and our values. and i think in many respects in the early moves the administration has made, they've been true to -- to that promise. some of the early steps they took with regard to saudi arabia and the war on yemen for example were a clear departure from -- from the trump policy. as you'll recall trump's first foreign policy move when he was elected was to go to saudi arabia and to lift the arm restrictions that were imposed in the obama administration because of the war in yemen. and coincidentally -- not cons dently they were put over human rights concerns. that was lifted in the first week of the trump administration. president biden v

host: when it comes to the biden administration approach to usmca, how much do you think they agree with it as it currently stands? guest: i think overall there is quite a bit of agreement between the previous administration and biden on some of these issues. they are both very strongly -- they professed to be strongly interested in the increase of american jobs. the buy american focus as well. they raiment past with enormous -- the agreement passed with enormous bipartisan support in 2019. it was relatively little disagreement in the final version among democrats and republicans, which free-trade agreements is extremely unusual in the united states. host: trade representative katherine tai appearing before congress, in a hearing, asked about some of those disputes, as you had mentioned, as far as those countries are concerned, do the disputes within the usmca. i will play you a little bit of what she had to say and i want to get your response to them. [video clip] >> usmca is a starting point that will acknowledge climate change, aggressively address global trade issues and address the

cuba policy while the biden administrations of the previous administration sanctions against cuba andplace. elizabeth: thank you rich hudson, good to see you. cuba detaining and disappearing at least 140 fellow cubans being grabbed off the street and thrown in prison for protesting communist cuba economic collapse, food shortages high prices, no water, no electricity tennessee senator marsha blackburn, it's great to have you on, there's been a blackout in cuba on facebook, whatsapp, instagram to stop protesters from communicating, what are your thoughts about that and what's being done about that. >> what we have learned there are over 146,000 cubans that are using, this is a technology that is open and technology accountability act brought forward senator menendez and i have supported this, represented mccall in the house and what this technology does if you've got a government trying to shut down the internet it is a pathway that will allow people that are being oppressed to get to the internet, were pleased to say you are using that, in addition to this the president has got to spe

>> for simple what changed, the biden administration. immigrants into this country it is becoming a choice and an obvious choice by the biden administration that as you see the message has been sent around the world we are a free for all, we have open borders, come one, come off and it is ironic when you think about up at the white house and the government and large, facebook posts about covid tyranny are problematic but welcoming hundreds of thousands legally untested that doesn't seem to be a problem for this administration so you have to understand where they prioritize the health of americans and people coming in because at this point it is beyond a crisis, it is absolutely a choice. >> they are bashing ben and jerry's for refusing to sell ice cream in the west bank and east jerusalem calling it palestinian territory. woke makes you broke, isn't this going to hurt sales for those who practice judaism in the us? >> you would think so but i have long since abandoned hope that leftist companies would stand up for my moral values and my

we're five months into the biden administration. lready have a gas crisis, gas lines, an inflation crisis, war in the middle east and the same sort of ideology and incompetence that characterized the carterrer regime characterizes now the biden/harris regime, and it took jimmy carter to give us ronald reagan. elizabeth: listen, i wouldn't mind if disco dancing came back, you know what i mean? [laughter] is this overstating it? is senator ted cruz right or is he overstating it? >> i don't think he's overstate thing it. look, i was 30 years old in 1980. i remember 70% interest rates that we got from economic powells that made no sense at the time -- policies that made no sense at the time much like these economic policies. we are headed in the same direction. the result is disco dancing comes back and we find ronald reagan to be president, i'll take it. it may with worth the price. elizabeth: got it. >> not that disco -- [laughter] getting a president to perform like reagan. elizabeth: okay, andy puzder, great to see you. >> great to s

so we are urging the biden administration and congress to expand rental assistance. we also need to build more apartments, and we need to ensure they're affordable to the lowest income people. so we do that, again, through federal subsidy, through expanding the national housing trust fund to build and maintain apartments affordable to those lowest income people. and for middle income people some of whom in some communities are struggling also to pay the rent, we need states and cities to do more to remove restrictive zoning that inhibits the construction of any kind of apartments especially affordable apartments and drives up costs for everybody while also maintaining an exacerbating segregation and other inecequity. >> what sort of opportunity do you think this post-pandemic period presents in terms of creating affordable rental housing anyway with some uncertainty as to whether people will return to cities, in some places they are. some places where office space may no longer be at a premium, may be vacant. what do you see? >> so i think we've always needed a combi

it was the biden administration biggest concern, the biden administration demonstrated to think the mostone is a previous obama administration, there is a gap between what they say versus what they do. trump had the same problem but the exact opposite with trump he would make a range when he spoke about the dictators like she's my friend prudence great, no they're not great, but you look at policies and he surrounded himself with people who are really strong with national security entrance policy was tough on russia and really tough on china. the biden administration is the opposite, the biden administration will talk about china and russia but the policies are the exact opposite they were really soft, the biden administration continues the policy on china but i think were relating events between what happened diplomatic meetings between chinese people and american diplomats in alaska back in march, keep in mind alaska had soil and they became an invitation and i don't know few red what happened, basically they use the talking point in our diplomats on u.s. soil in talking about america

gerry: to be for the biden of administration is conducting the intelligence investigation to get to the to where the virus came from is not broad think. this virus from china has caused a years worth of gdp for this country conservatively, they os that implicitly uses virus to advance his political and geopolitical agenda across the world including in hong kong hong kong would not have fallen for the pandemic the only thing i want to mention is taiwan i'm extreme the concern that china will make a move on taiwan in the next 12 - 24 months in the biden administration will blink and we will use taiwan to the free world as we used to call it just like we did with hong kong, president trump was the first president to stand up to communist china and it was a great epiphany they remember historically in the above many of the other things i he did. gerry: a final question on taiwan do you really think the u.s. is prepared to go to war with china to defend taiwan's independence? >> militarily prepared, probably not. >> to think the american people would be willing to go to war with china over t

we don't have the biden administration missile-defense review policy document. where do you think the status of missile-defense in the biden administration has been and do you think that there are things to be encouraged and concerned about? >> they are flatlining the defense and right now we are in an area that we need to be investing in modernization across all. with the current systems we are now in a situation where the adversaries take advantage of thatve and they've continued modernization and we are looking other technologies that can be leapfrogging the united states ctechnologies giving flatline budgets doesn't give the ability to jump ahead. in the modernization the debacle in the missile-defense agency where the redesigned vehicle had to be strapped. to fulfill the need that is an expense we are not talking about maintenance or life extension but development and it's necessary to be able to accomplish these types of modernizations. when we looked at with the adversaries are doing we have to be concerned about this leapfrog technology. russia is actual

give themselves up from the orderly process for some as republican leaders calling out the biden administration'sdling of the crisis. the federal judge ruling that doctor, divert action for child and arrivals program is illegal. president biden and administration now under renewed pressure to address the challenges. federal officials say roughly 6000 migrants stream into our country every single day, new data from customs and border protection site nearly 190,000 migrant encounters at the southern border last month alone. the fiscal year already talked one feeling. greg abbott had a breathing moments ago florida governor rhonda santos. >> and texas along in fiscal year already, we have set a new all-time record for the number of people apprehended coming across for just the scale of this in terms of stress on public resources, school and medical and all these things, this will greatly impact immunities. eric: governors in la jolla texas, more from what they said a moment ago. jonathan as at the border with the latest on what is going on. reporter: florida's interest in texas is both political and

now the biden administration is using facebook to impose its covid-19 speech code. al media platforms are arms of the federal government and the biden white house. let's talk about this now. cnn political commentator anna navarro and jeremy wright. i want to start with you. you think this effort by the white house to combat disinformation and misinformation won't work. why? >> first off people keep saying the biden administration is cracking down on big tech and facebook. what they are doing is just using facebook and big tech to crackdown on the free speech of millions of americans who have con concerns. the first thing we ask, what is leading people to flock to misinformation. i think the root is a lot of people distrust government. as a student of history, i can see where they are coming from in a lot of this. a way to combat that is us talking to peaople, reaching ou to community. i'm vavaccinated. when the biden administration makes it their aim to crack down on free speech and go door to door, it undermines a lot of the e efforts people are trying the make. >>

-- or by the obama-biden administration that the nsa had been monitoring her phone calls.does not seem like there are any lingering hard feelings though today they are about to sit down for dinner. on the guest list hillary clinton. bret? >> bret: interesting. peter doocy, live on the north lawn. peter, thank you. as mentioned at the top, the world health organization did an about face over some of its earlier reporting about the origins of the coronavirus. this comes amid serious questions about whether the w.h.o. has been concealing the level of china's involvement and how much china has been influencing the w.h.o. here is correspondent benjamin hall. >> all eyes today were back on wuhan institute of virology stunning admission. >> there was pretty much a push to, you know, especially reduce one of the options like the lab theory and working in the lab. and lab accidents happen. it's common. >> acknowledging for the first time that the lab could have been the source of cody, he called on china to explain what was happening there at the time of the outbreak. but former wh

>> the biden administration does support the protesters in cuba. what is great about the protests -- >> martha: in what way? >> they started in -- the protests started in cuba. so we have to be somewhat careful. we want to protests to continue to be a cuban initiated event. we don't want the cuban government to be able to claim that the u.s. is pushing for this. so my guess is, the biden administration is already evaluating ideas like morgan mentioned.figure out a way the protesters can still access the internet, which is so important for organizing protests and continuing the anger inside cuba. i would also note that the biden administration has kept all of the sanctions that the trump administration put on cuba. there's a reason why. because they have the same approach and the same view of the cuban government, which it is illegitimate, a human rights abuser and should be democracy in cuba. how do we get there and people the people of cuba get there. >> martha: yeah, doing the things we're talking about doesn't take away any agency from the cuban

. >> abby, for the biden administration, how big of a blow is this? it's basically upending something that president biden has worked on since the obama administration. >> yeah, that's true. i think for liberals in general this is a major, major blow. but one that actually i believe was largely expected. activists who have been working on this know that the daca program is imperilled in the courts. and that's why a lot of the attention has been placed on trying to get congress to create a pathway to citizenship. and that's something the democrats and the biden administration actually want to do as soon as this year, even potentially trying to do it through the budget reconciliation process. so there is actually a fire underneath democrats and there has been that fire for quite some time for them to do something legislatively, frank by any means necessary, because they've known for some time that the courts were likely to either constrain this program or kick it up to the supreme court, which as you've noted, is more conservative than it has been in de