nicole saphier and gianno cadwell. this is the big sunday show. >> breaking news, the chicago police officer shot in the line of duty just one of many shootings rattling the country. >> raymond? >> from soaring inflation to a new migrant caravan heading for the u.s. border, some in the media think the country's biggest problem is, wait for it, women suffrage. we will explain. >> nicole? >> top gun maverick soars to another huge win at the box-office. it is not just the film that is succeeding. the military may be able to win as well. >> but first, it was a very grand finale to close out four days of london festivities at the platinum jubilee honoring 70 years of queen elizabeth ii's reign with the monarch herself making a surprise appearance to cap it off. take a look. [cheers and applause] >> as you can see, the queen was greeted by cheers as she waved to fans from the buckingham palace balcony after the final pageant parade. she had skipped events earlier on friday and saturday after the palace reported she was feeli

and gianno is a friend of mine.he's dealing with what's going on here. when we see these stories over and over again because this is something that we see every weekend with the chicago violence, it's really important to know that there were more homicides in chicago in 2021 than there were any other city in the united states. 2021 was the biggest you're for homicides in chicago in a quarter century. so when we look at gianno's story and this awful story of this little baby that was shot and killed, you have to realize there's people attached to these statistics. the criticism with chicago, it's all on lori lightfoot. i have to tell you. lori lightfoot instead of bringing the citizens together, instead of governing and managing in a way that she can support police officers -- when you talk to the activists on the streets, they want more police, not less police. >> when she has a chance to do this, she doesn't do it. she hops on to blm or roe v. wade or parentsal rights in florida. she does everything than focus on w

gianno joins us from miami. gianno, how you doing, my friend?rother, christian, on last friday. tomorrow makes one week since my little brother was gunned down on 114th south vincennes street, and i've not had a moment to celebrate his life because i have to be on tv talking to you. many other journalists, whether they be in the city of chicago, or across the nation, about what happened to my baby brother, and hopes that tips will come in to the police, and they can solve his murder. i am absolutely desperate. i'm shattered, heartbroken. could never, never, never explain how i feel. all i want is answers and justice for my baby brother christian. i'm believed to work for fox news channel, because if it wasn't for me working here no one could give a damn. that's my real belief, neil. the just yesterday i found out that another young man was murdered two blocks from where my baby brother was murdered. he was 17 years old. who's there to speak for him? who's there to give him a voice? what can we do to prevent the violence in chicago? it's a questi

gianno joins us right now. gianno, good morning. >> good morning.ost i want to thank our fox news family for the outpouring of support across the country. people have reached out in support of our family and prayers specifically our colleagues have reached out. thank you for making my brother christian a name known around the nation especially in chicago which hopefully will lead to tips of the people to do this. on friday morning i received a call saying that my little brother christian was outside of a venue when an ablack suv pulled up and three to four men got out and began firing. two people were hit. a young lady and another man who was then rush to the hospital. my little brother christian never had that opportunity to be in critical care. i'm floored by the culture of death that exists in the city of chicago. yesterday we had a balloon release for my little brother a private event with family and about 60 people total. members of the community came around and celebrated his life. there wasn't a dry eye in the house that made me feel good the

caldwell gianno here joins me now, gianno let me start by saying, i know that all of us are praying horrific tragedy have any arrests been made. first and foremost thank you to my fox news family ensured a national story locals picked it up executives at fox so wonderful to me having me do local press allowing me to do local press to drive tips to chicago police on friday my younger brother standing outside 114th street south a black suv pulled up, friday morning, and three to four black men got out began to shoot everyone in that particular area everyone that was in that section of that venue across the street from a church, mind you. three people were hit a young lady was hit in the leg i believe, another man was hit and he was rushed to the hospital critical care had to have surgery my baby brother never had that opportunity to a be in critical care, it is heartbreaking doesn't describe how i feel, the fact that i am even talking to you, right now, this is going on the hardest thing for me. he just died on friday i have been doing press since yesterday. an trying to hold it toget

gianno said yesterday was the worst day of his existence, i can't imagine.cross the country. >> this is painful for many of us in the fox family. i hope the strength and he has helps he and his family deal with this. so many americans, it is personal for us, it's personal for so many americans, but a cultural traj ed and he my point for the nation is this pay close to attention to law enforcement, communities and education, children don't see another path besides pain, violence and crime. whether younger children, or older criminals, they commit crimes and higher-level crimes. too afternoon, many escalate. the problem is not going away any time soon until we bring elements together including left-wing da's and soft on crime policy, i talk about the potential to kill millions of americans with fentanyl. as far as i'm concerned, proos cuters believe they should be charged with attempted murder. it is a deadly drug, it is known. >> carley: last week we were reporting on the fact they changed the rules so now police can't chase suspects, people suspected of comm

the youngest three gianno helped raise.nd i helped take care of him and i helped raise him. he said he loved sports, spending time with friends, traveling and he loved his big brother. >> steve: i saw something on instagram or twitter where christian on father's day wrote to him and said you know you were like a father to me. and happy father's day to his brother which was so loving. >> ainsley: please turn yourself in. i want them to brought to justice. he hopes they can actually be rehabilitated. he said as a christian no believes in forgiveness. believes there is a second pat . all i want is justice. gianno, we love you. we are so sorry you are going through this. can't imagine the pain and devastation you feel. >> brian: we are in a lawless period in this country where crime ♪ punished all about the criminal first. case in point to cover the "new york post" today. you have this woman? >> steve: yeah. >> brian: okay. woman that has been caught stealing she says 100 times. but they say over 100 times. she was actually cau

dozens of people were shot this weekend in chicago including gianno caldwell's brother. >> i received a call when christian was outside of a venue. a black s.u.v. pulled up and three to four men got out firing. two people were hit, a young lady and another man that was then rushed to the hospital in critical condition. had to have surgery. my baby brother, christian, never had that opportunity to even be in critical care. i'm floored by the culture by the death that exists in the city of chicago. >> tucker: it's a culture of department. it didn't happen live on cnn. it's a disaster. things are falling apart and people don't deserve it. but instead, the major of chicago, lori lightfoot puts on one irrelevant performance after another. here's her most recent. >> clarence thomas, [bleep] you. thank you. he said we are going to stand idly by why they take our rights, our rights to marry, our right to have children. >> tucker: ask clarence thomas she screams to a crowd ignoring the people that are dying. and in a follow up tweet, she said i said what i meant. what about chicago? raymond lo

so the implications of these battles and who is at stake, what is at stake, let's get into it with gianno caldwell. we have lee carter here. gop polster. mark penn, the former clinton adviser. mark to end with you and begin with you with something that bill is touching on and a test for progressives in general. that's a big theme tonight. are they up to that test? a lot of constituents, a lot of states dealing with high crime what have you. they're getting inpatient. can you hear us, mark? >> i think we're going to see how big an issue crime is. >> neil: all right. mark, i apologize. we're having some audio issues with you. you should see what bill hemmer had to put up with. lee carter, let me ask you about that. republicans are hoping that progressives are ticked off and have had it and they're sick of it. what do you think? >> well, i think that what we're seeing is that on both sides, there's an extreme move towards where things are dissatisfied with the way things are. the progressives are saying that everything is unfair. that movement is getting tons of attention. we're seeing simil

anyone is listening and you know anything if you don't reach out to the police dme on instagram at giannok do whatever we just want to see an end to this senseless violence because a continuous and if the crime policy continues and no one, no one can ever be safe in the city of chicago. >> hannity: defend, dismantle, and obey all laws, last year was a record and we are on track for another record in terms of murder rates of many big cities. >> if the on cuff the police. >> hannity: we fund them. >> they are demoralized they are demoralized in this city and a lot of other major cities. we have to support law enforcement there is a balance between police reform, criminal justice reform with the make for the people feel safe in that police are operating in a proper way that they should. we need to uncover the police and let them do their job. >> hannity: i can't say it any better. love you at fox. >> i love you guys back. >> hannity: whatever we can do for your we will be here. coming up ahead a disturbing video came to light here of nancy pelosi appearing to shove new g.o.p. congresswoman m

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elizabeth: people are voting with their feet, gianno, to your point.rts come in more than 360,000 left california in 2021. it is being called again the california exodus. you've been on the story. they're moving to states like texas, arizona, washington. california's -- >> florida. elizabeth: yeah, florida. it has been dropping for three decades now. now the push is on to recall another soft on crime prosecutor. l.a. d.a. george gascon. listen to the recall co-chair this is following in the steps of the recall of san francisco's weak on crime prosecutor, chesa boudin. watch. >> well obviously i think it was a big lift to people in los angeles to recognize that their voices can be heard and we have less than a month. we are slated right now to turn in all of our signed petitions by july 6th. we believe that we certainly have a pathway to get the number of signatures we need to turn in and assuming that we get the number that we need to turn in, we're confident of course that we will then be on, gascon will be on a recall ballot. elizabeth: why, let me a

nicole saphier and gianno cadwell. sunday show. >> breaking news, the chicago police officer shot in the line of duty just one of many shootings rattling the country. >> raymond? >> from soaring inflation to a new migrant caravan heading for the u.s. border, some in the media think the country's biggest problem is, wait for it, women suffrage.

gianno caldwell's brother was murdered in chicago this past weekend.and i have a place downtown and there was just a mass shooting recently outside our apartment building in an area where you would normally expect that to happen. but chicago is the bluest of the blue areas. do you see any sort of avenue where you can chip away at that and get some of those votes? >> well, we are. as i suggested, ever since i was blessed with the idea and the victory of the lawsuit, for two years my wife cindy and i have been traveling in the area. we have been invited by the small freedom groups to speak in the areas of chicago and the messages resonating. interestingly enough, that's it, it's the lack of a message of hope to lead the people of illinois know that we can bring safety back to our streets, that we can restore education, that we can support working families to live and thrive in illinois again. we just have to get out and get that message, because the good people of chicago have not heard that and they have been burdened by a luke meier, estate attorney, a

. >> let me say thoughts and prayers are certainly with gianno and his family after this tragic incidentrk reminder all these statistics we talked about people being murdered, these are people, sons, daughters, father, mothers, families impacted forever. you would think mayor lightfoot could take a break from cursing out supreme court justices, classy i know, to actually deal with the violent crime that is gripping her city. in response to it, you know what they do? they tell police officers you're not allowed to chase anybody anymore. just when i think they can't get any dumber, they actually decide to neuter our ability to chase people, to coddle criminals even more and stop police -- you're telling criminals, run from the police and we won't chase you. i cannot think of anything dumber than that. that. they think it's a great idea. you know when they're lying, liz? when they tell people it is going to benefit minority communities, when you know damn well it will hurt them even more because they're disproportionately impacted. >> they said it was racist to keep felons in jail during th

>> first, our hearts go out to your colleague gianno caldwell, who lost his brother in this awful softt democrats run the city's in chicago in the cities throughout the country, really that crime is supreme to the communities outside of cities like chicago all over the eastern parts of the district i'm running in, the 14th district, joliet, sherwood, south naperville. people whose doors i knock on every day tell me the border on crime, crime especially is what they are worried about because the illinois democrats, unfortunately, it's not just the city policies but should call go, they have no cash bail policies that are going to come into effect in january. and trust this complete lack of seriousness about addressing crime like so many of our politicians in illinois. it is unacceptable and we are trying to do something about it. >> carley: in chicago, this is a statistic for you and i can't get over it, 1400 people commit 86% of the crimes. so why would no cash bail will help the situation? >> it wouldn't and what happens is, criminals are emboldened here they know that not only if the

and even here at fox, gianno caldwell who, sadly and tragically, lost his 18 -year-old brother on friday percentagic. -- tragic, but we continue to hear these stories. >> up equivocally, there's going to be violence across the world, but we do share the heartbreak of our friend and colleague scwi january know callwell. one of the cities with the largest crime right now. but unfortunately, you have members of congress who are saying to the public you need to be more confrontational. they're essentially calling for insurrection. what do you expect's going to happen? do you really think that's going to decrease the violence across our a nation when you have public figures calling for violence? they're deflecting. gascon, in that interview, also just said we're also just coming out of covid, so that explains a lot of it. what happened during covid? businesses shut down, people being told they had to stay home, kids were kept out of school. and when children and adults are either out of school or unemployed, you're going to see crime go up. that is a known fact. in fact, in california, l.a. c

it hit very close to home as i'm sure you know gianno caldwell who is a wonderful wonderful person whouch younger brother who was killed on friday as a result of gun violence. we don't know all the details. it was the worst day in his existence as he put it. when it hits people do you know anybody personally and was been affected by the uptick in crime? >> a lot of them folks who have been robbed or carjacked in the case of g otto's young brother, on the south side or anywhere. this stuff keeps repeating and the sad part about it what's great about what gianna said this brings to light some focus that we need on this stuff. unfortunately as you mentioned how bad the stats are when stats get so terrible a couple killings here in a few more carjacking there, and tax those go under the radar because the date is early been shocking so moore doesn't seem to pylon as it used to like you asked me the first question it's gotten so much worse it standard. that's the attitude a lot of folks have and that's gotta change. david: by the way i don't know what pritzker is talking about when they talk

rachel: this is almost so surreal with gianno. the crime in chicago on this network incessantly. a great guy. our hearts are so broken for him. look at his beautiful brother. it is just, it is so tragic. over in l.a., george gascon the county d.a., same thing, he says the crime in this city is not about him and his policies. he says it is about the pandemic. this is lynnette romero, ktla anchor in l.a. do you feel like l.a. county is safer because of what you have done? he said yeah, in some areas it is. i think it is important to start out saying i was a police officer for many years before i was the district attorney. i know how to keep communities safe. a lot of loss angle would disagree with them. coming out a of pandemic, had tremendous impact not only in l.a. county but around the nation. crime is up around the nation. some of our neighboring counties per capita are having higher than we were. we have impact on crime and homelessness around the city. a lot of things we have not seen them. i'm frustrated as much as the next p

hurt in separate shootings across the city, including an 18-year-old brother of fox news analyst giannoing it was the worst day of his existence. police have not named a suspect in that killing. well, your phone bill may be heading higher thanks to all the rising inflation wire seeing, at&t and verizon raising prices this month. at&t raised the cost of older wireless plans by $6, verizon matched the increase on its metered data plans and raised monthly fees on some wireless plans as well. both of those stokes are slightly higher in the premarket this morning. well, a long storm delayed nascar 400, had pit crews playing frisbee. one car lost a tire mid-race. chase elliott came away with the victory. he snagged his second cup series win of the season, beat out runner up kurt busch by about half a second. finally, he is the king once again. >> are you ready to fly? >> ready to fly. cheryl: elvis made 30 and-a-half million dollars at the box office over the weekend, austin butler plays elvis, tom hanks star as tom parker. light year dropped to fifth place, the buzz light year back story pre

stuart: we have some devastating news here at the fox news family over the weekend, fox news analyst giannogh the story , please. ashley: yeah, just terrible news chicago police have released few details, only the coldwell's 18-year-old brother christian was fatally shot friday night in a south side neighborhood. caldwell and his brother were two of nine siblings who grew up in the city. another one of his brothers was shot actually and survived in 2017. a year later, caldwell spoke out about the violence in chicago calling on the mayor and then president trump to get involved and try and solve the crisis. hearing the awful news this weekend about his young brother he took to instagram saying in part, after all the things my family has been through, never could i have imagined my baby brother's life be stolen from him. please keep my family in your prayers. stu? stuart: we shall indeed. ashley, thanks very much indeed. tomorrow is primary day in illinois. crime and tax policies are back in the spotlight. grady trimble is in chicago. all right, grady. are those the top issues for a voter as