and gianno caldwell is our guest. his brother was shot last friday. he's killer is still on the loose. gianno joins me now. welcome to you. our heart breaks for the loss of your little brother. looking at the pictures that you've been posting. he was an adorable young man with a huge smile on his face. what can you tell us about him? >> well, first and foremost, thank you for having me. thank you for reaching out to me personally about the tragic murder of my baby brother. i don't want to call it a death or a killing. he was murdered. i'm going to tell you before this segment, i can't believe i would say this, but moments before this segment, i just signed a final contract for his funeral. for him to be buried. my baby brother to be buried. last friday morning, i received a call saying my brother was murdered on the 114th block of the morgan park area. it was told to me that three to four men were in a black s.u.v., african american men with dreads. they got out of their car. they started shooting. three people were shot including a woman, a man in cr

we care, we are here a few gianno that is my message for. >> we deafly are. in crime in this area? >> it's awful but on the note on gianno all the back to columbine i've seen family mowers have lost loved ones turn to activism and do something but i would not bet against gianno caldwell but he will continue if this fight over this energy frequency could be mayor if you did not appear my radio show so much is going to look bad on his resume part of the '90s great. >> he could definitely do a better job the current one part coming up problems for the president as biden loses more white house staff than previous presidents. making yet another gaffe, no surprise. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. ♪♪♪ my n

>> gianno: for those seeking justice, do not stop fighting.en the governor of illinois has been talking about the $250 million he was taken from covid funds and pouring into violence prevention programs and that's a good thing. what would be good thing is providing money to the chicago police, which are short 1000 detectives and providing money to the county prosecutor's office to be sure good prosecutors are retained and recruited. if you are spending $250 million, you might as well stop the real issue, which is soft on crime policies that have led to the murder of my brother christian. bill reform under the cook county chief judge, the no change policy implemented by way of the mayor and the prosecutor's office has dropped 25,000 felony cases, including murder and rape and continue to not take on cases that the police provide to them to prosecute chltsz there is failure in illinois in cook county and chicago that needs to be changed immediately and need to know earthquake of policy change. >> carley: how do you change policies causing this c

gianno, very good to see you, my friend. >> thanks for having me. >> neil: gianno, you know this, youe thing to go after a congressman and he survives it and they're trying to find out what the guy is up to. your brother did nothing. he was caught in the middle of a crime wave that is still out of control. >> absolutely. i'm going to tell you this sunday makes one month since he was murdered. we still don't know who did it. and it's a tragedy that so many other people in this chicago area, chicagoland area, have very similar experiences. what i have realized since my brother was murdered and i have taken a deeper dive than i have any other time before, i realize that these soft on crime policies are a cancer to the organs of local government in chicago, whether it be the judiciary system whereas the chief justice of cook county implemented bail reform in 2017, where he's allowing criminals to walk free at no cost so they just commit a crime and they go out and commit another crime. they have no chase policies where they can't pursue a suspect without talking to their supervisor before

you were kind enough to call our friend and colleague gianno caldwell.e scrolled the names nobody ever hears of on this program of people from chicago shot, shot and killed, and i do it week after week after week and they don't lift a finger. >> it's the saddest, i mean, it is so overwhelming and you and i have talked about this so much for so long. it's just -- it's inconceivable. gianno caldwell's brother christian just doing what young people do in chicago in the summertime, and he is brutally murdered. and it you can wait forever to get justice in chicago. think of this, i ask people all the time, in 2020 how many murders do you think happened in chicago? they can't come up with a number. 770 people were murdered in 2020. how about 2021, are we getting any better? no, '21 we had 836 murders. half of those were sort of clear, so that leaves 500 families, or 250 families with no justice. the largest chapters of parents with murdered children, i am in one of those groups in florida where i live, they are the biggest in the world. you talk about not just

how are you feeling today and how is gianno?arge, they are asking any of tips to go to the chicago police department, he was 18 years old, this is the second but that experienced something like that, we lost christian but his brother, a couple years ago, one of his other younger brothers was in the car, the friend was shot and killed at the other brother survived. that shows the scope of the violence in chicago, the southside, the westside or downtown area it can hit you. i was saying yesterday and earlier in the program when talking to the individuals in chicago there is numbness a lot of people are feeling in chicago. over to you. pete: thank you very much. should be covering that. more than 60,000 army national guard and reserve soldiers will lose all pay and benefits because they aren't vaccinated against covid 19. the army is saying soldiers who refuse the vaccination order without an approved or pending exemption, subject to adverse administrate of action including official reprimand. minnesota gubernatorial candidate doct

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gianno calls every day the chicago pd, he gets nothing.s getting no answers. what about people that don't have his resources, his education, his money, his wherewithal? what do you think they get? nothing. and he also told me that there is a 12 percent arrest rate for things like rapes and murders. 12%. and an arrest much less conviction in chicago. >> ainsley: wow, any tips at all? are they getting any information? >> >> i don't think they are. prosecuting felony crimes just like this. witnesses disappear. they disperse. memories become foggy. it get harder and harder. i hate to stand by and see this case go cold but another thing that really touched me is when i talked to gianno about his little brother, his baby brother, just turned 18, he had a premonition that he was going to die in chicago and begged gianno to get him out. he did get him out. but then christian goes back to take care of the grandmother. the grandmother that took in nine children. nine children because their mom had a drug problem. he was raised by his grandmother. >>

gianno, joins us now. gianno, let me personally send you my condolences as a friend of yours. my heart just breaks for you. i know that this news must come. >> thank you so much. >> rachel: of course. this must be difficult news to hears a you have been someone calling the alarm on violence in chicago long before your brother was claimed. >> yes, yes. i even did a documentary on it with fox nation called the new battle for chicago. i will tell you my heart goes out to these families who have been impacted by this who are risk scene of murder. and that's what it is. i want to be very clear about that. this was a murder. my baby brother christian wasn't killed or shot. he was murdered. these folks are part of a very small community that none of us wanted to be a part of. those are victims of -- being family of victims who were murdered this is more risk tragedy. those who would take this moment and disingenuously push gun control. >> brian: i know. your governor i don't know if he knows the laws or not. but it's absolute insanity. we have not just here in highland park where mic

gianno's doing the right thing. we see those image process yesterday.n something. i don't have the same issues in my little town that they face in chicago, but through gianno and the tragedy of his brother, i'm connected to that in a way. and just as a member of the fox news family. but even beyond that, when lawrence talks about the numbness within the community, that means acceptance. that the means those people don't feel like there's any help coming. and i saw this yesterday morning, but i want to reiterate. when you talk about p ptsd, i went to war twice, a lot of things happened. two things stick with me. both of those instances involve is children. first responders see that every day in places like chicago, and when they give up, the city is lost. and when we talk about defund the police like the police are victims, sometimes we frame defund the police which it is negative, but we frame it in a way that mix it easy for people that -- that makes it easy for people the to understand what we're saying. but talk about fire departments, talking about

eric: our heart certainly with gianno and his family and crime victims across the country. lauren, thank you. >> at least 15 people were killed and several more hurt in a mass shooting in south africa last night. police say -- police there say it happened at a bar on the outskirts of johannesburg when group opened fire and took off in a white mini bus, no suspects identified and no motives so far, eric. eric: well, the haitian migrants were not wined as those thoughts claims first said so. remember the pictures with cpb agents on horseback but they still are being punished. we will have that in a moment as former border patrol chief ron votello tells about what he thinks about that punishment. mamá, growing up... you were so good to me. you worked hard to save for my future. so now... i want to thank you. i started investing with vanguard to help take care of you, like you took care of me. te quiero, mamá. only at vanguard you're more than just an investor you're an owner. helping you take care of the ones you love. that's the value of ownership. eric: well, four horseback

philadelphia murder rates and look at our colleague and tragically gianno caldwell, his brother christiant down. >> carley: your message is so important, we thank you for sharing with us, it's critical. we appreciate it. this 4th of july, talking to veterans, turn candidate who want to serve in congress. >> griff: they'll share their plan for shaking things up in washington. that is next. ♪ >> well, it would be a dismal future and not consistent with the way the majority of people believe in america. >> instill american values of hard work, achievement, self-responsibility. >> carley: one op ed argues juneteenth is america's true birthday. >> griff: looking to continue service to our country on capitol hill after risking their lives to fight for our freedom, we are fortunate to have some joining us down. jennifer and jenn, former navy helicopter pilot. ladies, happy 4th of july. >> griff: all right, jennifer green issue let me start with you, why did you decide to continue your service to our country after the military now to be a politician? >> yeah, good morning, i decided originally to

. >> sean: think of our friend gianno caldwell, losing his brother. a 5-month-old baby girl shot and killed. this happens every weekend. they never solve the problem. >> laura: democratic leadership has to change. sean, have a wonderful fourth. we'll see you next week. i'm laura ingraham and this is "the ingraham angle." the most unpatriotic president ever. that is the focus of tonight's angle. now, going into the fourth of july weekend, the most patriotic time of the year but of course, it's really a miserable time for the left. they're embarrassed by our people and our history. let's face it, they hate most of our past presidents including washington and lincoln. they want mount rushmore ripped down. the last thing that they want to do is celebrate america's independence. they don't want america to be independent. so you think i'm exaggerating? this is just tv stuff. i'm not. think about who these people have become. think about what they truly believe. how they feel about american history. >> racism is real in america. it has always been. xenophobi

gianno caldwell. >> thank you so much. dagen: thank you, gianno. love to your family.solution may not be effective out for long term, now, a work stoppage zon, flock in philadelphia, with 2 very latest. good morning jeff. >> in 60 days good morning to you dagen, i am at cfx intermodal yard from train to truck vice versa fucking what shipping containers stacked up here obviously, supply chain in bad enough shape strike would involve 12 unions railway unions 115,000 workers, would be shut down what would it cost no 29 a billion a day due to math on inflation what now? well, 30 days, the presidential emergency board would have 30 days to come up with recommendation owe to have settle this dispute fw that isn't told 30 more days then they could strike -- railroads could lock them out, that would perhaps force congress into action railway labor act could move in, and complement some sort of settlement, how likely is this strike? well 989% of the brotherhood of locomotive engineers trainmen voted to strike saying a, members have worked for incredibly profitable railroads ove

. >> carley: joe concha to react to that and tomi lahren, gianno caldwell and texasut congressman jason" " e present. and now... we're in the future. the all-electric chevy bolt euv with available super cruise™ for hands-free driving. - dad. - yeah? do fish get thirsty? eh. find new answers. find new roads. chevrolet. ... i >> todd: president biden dismissing recession concerns ahead of a release expected to show a second straight quarter of negative growth. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. the biden administration, if you don't want negative terms,

fox news family mourns with analyst gianno caldwell as he layed to rest his younger brother christian8-year-old was fatally shot in chicago. >> for those who may want justice, keep fighting. keep fighting, keep precertify veering and keep working towards that because there is hope and i'm here knowing that there's hope and that there will be justice for my baby brother. lauren: there has to be hope because across the country in several large cities, crime is posting double digit increases from a year ago, rich. rich: lauren green in new york, thanks so much. migrants at the southern border still arriving in record numbers, we will have a live report from eagle pass, texas, that's after the break. ♪ ♪ ♪ eplace your windshield and recalibrate your advanced safety system. >> dad: looks great. thanks. >> tech: stay safe with safelite. schedule now. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ ♪♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my

and the senseless killing hits close to home as the fox news family mourns with gianno caldwell as he rest yesterday his younger brother, christian. the 18-year-old was fatally shot in chicago. >> for those who may want justice for their families as well, keep fighting. the fight never ends until you get it. so keep fighting, keep persevering, keep working towards that because there is hope, and i'm here knowing that there is hope and that there will be justice for my baby brother. >> reporter: and, jon, one note on the death in new york with this crime surge, shooting incidents are actually down compared to last year. jon? jon: lauren green in our new york city newsroom, thanks. >>> turning now to the to the crisis at our southern border. the department of homeland security is quietly preparing for a record number of unaccompanied migrant children trying to cross the border illegally this year. according to data obtained by the washington examiner, dhs estimates as many as 161,000 children will try to cross border this year, surpassing last year's 147,000. bill melugin with the lates

lucas tomlinson with more from gianno, ukraine. >> good evening john.ntrols over 20% of ukraine and they continue to gain ground in the east. those gains have come at a high cost. over 30% of russian ground forces have been destroyed. today at restaurant launched short range ballistic missiles at ukraine second largest city not far from the border at 10:0. only six were injured including a 12-year-old girl. these missiles were fired from inside russia which remains off limits to u.s. supplied weapons since ukraine. rules of engagement set by the white house. this woman witnessed the russian missile strike. >> the russians for the sake of the children. russian by nationality, thank god no one was here. nobody was killed. ten more minutes and five children would have been here. could you imagine what could have happened? >> british prime minister boris johnson the most hawkish leaders the nato alliance the first western leader to visit ukraine exactly three months ago. heat wants to defeat russian kick them out of all of ukraine including crimea. find wha

. >> sean: think of our friend gianno caldwell, losing his brother.girl shot and killed. this happens

gianno caldwell is trying to move the rest of his family out of chicago. he has a little means.go don't have that. what is happening here is going to get worse. for the people for all of these years, it's just the south side. well, now it's in the middle of the city, it's by the river walk. you can't just think that crime will be isolated. when you give a criminal the space and the legal protection, they'll travel across the country. we're seeing that every major city in this country. >> martha: doesn't not matter because if it's a gang shooting, this peer child, this 4-year-old kid, that doesn't -- that is a death. a murder of a child. it doesn't -- you can't write it off oh that's what happens on the south side. we're talking about human beings here. >> this is why the people of chicago say do our lives really matter. >> thanks, lawrence. you covered this story very well. i hope we can see some change. >> thank you. >> and the police can do their jobs in these cities. thank you. a once prominent attorney from a well known south carolina family called 911 to report the murder o

you have a fox nation special on chicago's crime crisis with our political analyst gianno >> what if see being done about it? >> nothing. the policies in which they have created, you talk crime, distrt attorneys, county prosecutors, and these are progressive policies. this is in the boat left, right, democrats, republicans, this is about humanity. >> a quick thought on that as we say goodbye here. speak we've got the governor and the mayor doing nothing. they're like to what cats and a barrel sing was going to climb up first. there doing nothing to stop crime in chicago. it's us tsunami wave. nothing is being done. not fred juliano or other people that don't have a platform lik e he does. >> it's a travesty, it really is. we look forward to seeing your special and we spend down mike send our bes to your family. it's a terrible tragedy. nancy grace always great to see you. thank you so much. and thank you for watching "outnumbered" is warming up to get ready next. i'll see you back here at 3:00 eastern time for the story this afternoon. ♪ ♪ speak of this is "outnumbered." hello, every

dagen: liz, may god bless christian caldwell, gianno's baby brother who was murdered in chicago as hed strengthen all of these families who are suffering and loved ones who are suffering from losses regardless of the city you look at. >> yeah. i mean, honestly, dagen, this is not rocket science, basically policies in our cities have led to this enormous surge in crime. there is no accountability. there is little chance that people are going to be arrested and put in jail for carrying illegal weapons. that's where it has to start. go back to stop and frisk which was a very successful policy that got hundreds of thousands of guns off the streets of new york and also other cities. if we're not going to do anything to get rid of guns and we're not going to lock up offenders, how in the world does anyone think this is going to get better and by the way, to have lori lightfoot screaming obscenities about one of our supreme court justices, clarence thomas, instead of applying herself to fixing what's wrong with her own city, i found that such a disorienting video clip. >>> i really couldn't

. >> julie: gianno caldwell is a fox news contributor here in tragically, he just lost his baby brotherng on deaf ears. the hope and prayers that go out to john his family and the hope is that his brother's death will not go in vain. when will we see justice? people response will for killing the innocent kids are back on the streets or the end of robbing or assaulting and then they are back on the streets to kill. this is the problem here. yes, it's the criminal defense system. that is to blame. the bail reform is to blame, democrat cities, the mayors are to blame, governors are to blame. who is going to be held accountable? speak out the people are going to have to hold the politicians accountable. they are a big reason why we are expensive a pair expensing and unless you completely clean house and you put in place of people who care about the community and unless you do that, you will see change. when you're dealing with this public health -- this public safety issue, you do not want to go into the politics. no one wants to because there isn't anything political about a child who was

rewards is offered for information leading to the arrest of the shooter who killed fox news analyst gianno a black sedan after the shooting. and progressive new york state lawmaker ramos is taking aim at alexandria ocasio-cortez for meeting to discuss healthcare reform calling her out of touch. left of center said one-time ally was more interested in doing performative resistance art for the cameras than focusing on healthcare policy. aoc claims she was unaware of that meeting. ramos tweeted maybe if you spent more time in your office and with your team you would know what goes on. it would be nice if you breathed our air. three st. louis cardinal also not be heading to a toronto series against the blue jays they are not vaccinated. the three will all miss the series and have to forfeit their pay. this after 10 kansas city royals players head to is sit out of their series in toronto over the vaccine mandate. this is crazy. video out of florida shows wildlife officers try to control a massive al garrett in someone's driveway. -- alligator in someone's driveway. >> ashley: the 11-foot alliga