jedediah: yeah. i mean the interesting thing about chop, although it is localized in one area the whole country is watching. agitators are watching. people who are concerned for their own communities are watching. they're looking at it, saying how has the police responded? how has local government responded? what has the mayor done? what has the governor done? do these places survive and how they break down if they do break down? is there violence? what happened to businesses in the area. this is one locality in the country. there are many cities that possess the same ideologies around the country where this could potentially happen. a lot of people around the country have been plugged in. that is why so many people fled cities as of late and gone into the suburbs. they're saying you know what? this could be my city. i have similar political ideology in my city. i don't want to be in an area like that. i think it led to a lot of changes throughout the country. pretty interesting to watch. pete: a lot

jedediah: yeah.t's been interesting to watch. a lot of people were exercising their right to protest peacefully. some wearing masks. some not. remember we are in the midst of a coronavirus. pete: oh, we are? jedediah: trying to manage that. pete: is that thing still going on? okay. jedediah: i know, when the news cycle switches it's amazing. some people seem to have completely forgot been that interesting how that has played out. the responses from. so mayors and some of the governors we will be talking about that as well throughout the four hours. pete: you can protest that way but you can't have a funeral for your family or go to church. a lot of people pointing out the double standard and hypocrisy at this movement. major changes coming to the minneapolis police force amid calls to dismantle the department. matt finn is live in minneapolis after another day of protests in the city. matt, give us the lay of the land there. >> well, right now we are standing where basically all of this began. the si

jedediah: yeah. one thing that always sticks out for me, he is just entertaining, right? whether you agree with him or not. whether you have moments in the seats did he really say that or not, you find yourself laughing at times. you're engaged, you're listing. this will be the huge challenge. when i listen to joe biden, sometimes i really do want to sit and listen to absorb what he is trying to convey it is very hard. it is dull. it is flat. he seems like he doesn't want to be there. half the time you can't decipher what is going on because he gets a lot of incoherent messages. there is contrast in delivery of messages. whether you're watching him or you agree or disagree he is compelling and you're listening that is the most important part. pete: it is quite compelling. he gave a couple -- there was clearly a scripted speech. throughout he stepped into story telling about west point where the media tried to make it out like he couldn't walk down the ramp. he stepped over on the side did his whole w

jedediah: yeah.nd what you are going to see is you are going to see people leaving places like seattle. you have already seen people, you know, leave new york city. i can't even tell you what's happening to rent prices in new york city. they are dropping exponentially because everyone wants to leave. because you are going to have rational people and i don't care what your political party affiliation is. if you are a rational, sane person you are going to look at what's happening in some of these cities and say i'm not raising my kid there i don't feel safe. i don't feel like leadership does not have my back and doesn't have my family back. it's absolute chaos they are okay with. one place you look to for leadership when you don't have local leadership is you look to leadership to the president united states. trump weighed in on this especially with what's happening with ceilings. he said these people are not going to occupy seattle. check out outnumbered overtime. >> it's pathetic. no, no. we are not

jedediah: thank you.paris to japan, george floyd protests are now happening around the world as calls to defund police grows. lawrence jones on all of this. he is coming up next. with our $17.76 oil change... that includes a tire rotation. when you're ready, your car should be too. midas. your car should be too. whether it's bribes ...or an overdue makeover. get all your pet essentials right when you need them, with curbside pickup at petsmart. just order online, drive up, check-in, and pick up. pete: back with a fox news alert. from minneapolis to london, george floyd protesters across three continents taking to the streets despite curfews and lock downs as move to defund the police gains steam. griff: joining us fox news contributor lawrence jones. lawrence, good morning to you. >> good morning, guys. griff: all right, so here we are, sunday morning. we saw thousands of protesters, tens of thousands turning out across the country. peaceful, mostly. but we also see the defund the police movement gaining

jedediah: yeah. i think there is two important points here one with respect to the executive order. i think it's key that money talks, right? you have to withhold funds from those local governments from, those state governments that are not doing their job to protect those monuments. that he was the only way you are going to get anywhere hey, listen, we are going to with hold your funds if you are not doing your job and your job is to protect this property. if you are not doing your job you are not getting the number one. second one is unfortunately the conversation here has been lost about the monuments. there were people that had legitimate gripes about confederate statues. that's how this all started, remember? it started with confederate statues. that then has bled out into statues into former presidents into what is being referred to as colonizers like christopher columbus. now the people overtaken this movement has just decided to destroy everything. and those individuals who initially wanted t

jedediah: i want to address the covid positive. what about the hydroxychloroquine and zinc. in new york city, in new york, in particular that was something that was not utilized in many cases. so what did you find in terms of the approach by doctors to that course of treatment in new york and maybe new york versus another state for example? >> >> in new york the doctors were not able to prescribe the hydroxychloroquine. the main treatment in new york city in elm hearst hospital was essentially to put these patients on a vent. and they really reached to try any alternative treatment even though they were successful in other states. prime florida. my hospital was successfully treating patients with the hydroxychloroquine and the zinc with a completely different number of deaths. jedediah: so what's interesting to me about this is having lived through this in new york city, all we heard about was more ventilators. more ventilators. the need for ventilators as if ventilators was somehow going to be a cure for many people. what you actually found was that the ventilator oftentime

jedediah: yes. ted, obvious fear is, that you know, you say we need to get the situation under control in seattle. many agree. the fear hopefully it will not escalate into violence when that happens. at some point the police will say, listen you can't set up an autonomous zone we're unable to get to people in the zone reporting crimes they need our help dealing with. so this remains to be seen. hopefully doesn't escalate to violence. we appreciate you weighing in. thank you very much. pete: thank you, ted. you're told if you're white, pull out $10, give it to a black person, i don't see how that, reparations ultimately what the left is going at here. at west point, there is event graduating. commissioned at second lieutenants. the president there to give commencement address. he gave a great remarks, guys. here is portion what our president said yesterday. >> what historically made america unique is the durability of its institutions against the passions and prejudices of the moment. it was on this

jedediah: good morning.xplain a little bit about this retraction and then why you think it's not getting any coverage. >> well, jed, unfortunately politics has made its way into science when it's coming to covid-19 specifically hydroxychloroquine because president trump not only encouraged it or not encouraged it but said he is taking it himself and supported the use of it. this is a large trial. a large study that was published in lancet in the new england journal of medicine. both reputable medical journals supposed to be occasional trial with over 95,000 patients. after the study was published, a letter written and signed by over 200 scientists questioning their data collection methods has now actually caused these journals to retract the actual articles themselves. that's a really big deal in the medical world this firm that collected the data the force are now saying they can't validate the data collection methods. this is the failure of the study's authors, the journal's editors as well as a peer revie

jedediah: similar calls growing nationwide as leaders in new york city push their defunding plan thats budget by $1 billion. that's $1 billion, guys. welcome toe "fox & friends" this 6:00 a.m. hour. we are here, obviously with pete hegseth. griff jenkins. can't see you yet but i will in a second. we will be breaking dn

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jedediah: yes, happy sunday. maria: good sunday morning everyone thanks so much for joining us i'm maria bartiromo. straight ahead right here on sunday morning futures futures breaking news now, chaos in atlanta. protesters shutting down a major highway, burning down the fast food restaurants where police fatally shot raychard brooks friday i'd as he tried to escape arrest. nationwide tensions running high as seattle protesters take over entire city blocks, to create a police-free area. what is next for the cities autonomous zone, and for the country? top minority leader kevin mccarthy is here reacting plus a word from the white house this morning white house chief economist larry kudlow is joining me as we look at the impact. this as newly declassified documents uncover breaking news on the origins of the russia probe. senator ron johnson and former acting dni rick grenell tell us why the 2017 presidential transition period holds the key to justice and why it was anything but a peaceful transfer of power but sen

and, of course, griff jenkins, jedediah bila don't miss them. they will be there this weekend.arry the football across the 20-yard line after you do a great job all week. ainsley: for four hours. pete: for four hours. ainsley: thank you. we will hand it over to carley. carley has headlines for us. >> good morning, ainsley, steve and brian. a vigil will be held to remember the two children of so-called consult mom lori vallow the remains were found on their stepfather's property in idaho. they had been missing since september. j.j.'s family holding back tears as they visit the site. >> not coming in hostility in any way. i come with trying to be the peacemaker. >> that's the scene where j.j. was. >> vallow and daybell are behind bars. listen to this major headline. san francisco police will no longer respond to noncriminal calls. the city launching a major reform plan for the department amid george floyd protest. cases that don't involve a threat to public safety will be handed to unarmed professionals instead. noncriminal calls include neighbor disputes, reports on the homeless

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