jillian: good morning. cool is it to accomplish this feat and to know that this is why people talk about capitalism versus socialism. it is cool that we can do this in the rich and powerful in this country have the ability to allow us to advance ourselves as a nation. >> i love that. we are all one step closer to commercial space travel because of this flight and i would have liked it more that was the case he made, private industry has made space travel more cost-effective and efficient but he didn't make the argument. what i was amazed by his they were in space for four minutes, the press conference was four hours. one short flight for man, one giant press conference for mankind, get over yourself, you were there four minutes. todd: thanks for putting that image in all of america's head because people are getting up and that is what they need to be thinking about. i will get your butt out of bed. >> you assume i went to bed. todd: coming up in the next hour ben and jerry's, in parts of israel and some sup

griff: jillian.w to this, more critics piling onto slam hunter biden's art sales, even a cnn panel. listen. >> i am not an art critic. i don't know anything about art, obviously, this is a problem, an ethical problem, one of optics but also from a practical perspective. >> this is a huge optics problem. jillian: the cnn's panelists were in agreement that hunter's sales are, quote, obviously a problem for the white house. you heard them say it there. press secretary jen psaki last week defended the practice saying there was no, quote, undue influence because the buyers are anonymous despite reported man's for hunter to meet with potential buyers. joe concha will join us with his thoughts on the panel's discussion in the next hour. the time is 36 minutes after the hour. a new mask mandate takes effect in st. louis county today even for those who are fully vaccinated. griff: two leaders who are challenging the mandate join us live to explain why, next. ♪ and i won't back down. ♪ i won't back down. ♪ hey

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jillian: now to this. from the building for taking a stand against woke curriculum. carley: talking about the elite private school in new york city. for encouraging students not to use the words mom, darian parent in an effort to be more inclusive. a math teacher was fired for speaking out appeared on tucker carlson revealed why he decided to take a stand. >> i want to to model for my students that it was okay to question these beliefs, ideas that were being misrepresented as knowledge. >> janice: they make race and gender the most important thing rather than who they are as an individual. 57,$000 a year tuition. todd: adam corolla. >> janice: don't expect any apology from him. listen to what he said yesterday about the importance of free speech. >> i don't get to some degree i've been blacklisted but it is a small to say. once you apologize take come back for more apology. >> janice: carley: it was get the tv show, big hollywood roles but live in fear or do the comedy podcasting and be allowed to say what

jillian: thanks.southern border, the biden administration focusing on root causes. jillian: enough is enough, johnson wants alejandro mayorkas to resign, that congressman joins us to resign next. ♪♪ ♪♪ have a nice day ♪♪ ♪♪ have a nice day ♪♪ ♪you fill up my senses todd: texas democrats testify calling for congress to pass voting rights legislation on a federal level, this as they look to block a gop voting reform bill. >> this idea this bill makes voting easier i don't see how. >> the bills that were filed would do more harm than good. >> i left texas and glad i did. i give my people a right to vote without being infringed upon. todd: lawmakers meeting virtually with stacy abrams as well as bill and hillary clinton for what they describe as strategic advice. jillian: illegal immigrants may soon be allowed to work, house democrats passing legislative budget allows members of congress to hire d's of the aca recipients or dreamers, progressive state insurers diversity. the bill most of the senate. a fed

hey, jillian. jillian: good morning.riff, i argue we always try to bring home gold on "fox & friends first," would you agree. griff: absolutely. no one is better. the olympics, no one's watching according to the ratings. i have been. we're trailing china. they've got seven, we've got six medals. the comeback kid, usa. , is goingto be on a roll here. jillian: opening ceremony, 33 year low, 16.7 million u.s. tv viewers. i know you're in that category of the 16.7. me not so much. but we'll see if they're able to turn things around, griff. griff: i make one last prediction, that is the 1984 olympics, u.s. brought home 84 golds, the most any country ever had in one olympics. i think we're going to beat that record this time. we'll have to find out. two kinds of america, dr. anthony fauci describing the nation's divided between vaccinated and unvaccinated american as new cases and hospitalizations surge. jillian: lauren blanchard joins us from washington with more. republican governors encouraging vaccinations instead of stric

jillian: what a story. if it is not such a significant storm they could have some nice moments in their hotel room. thank you so much. serious news, onto a fox news alert, a houston police officer is shot while responding to a parking dispute. the veteran was hit in the arm into the abdomen. houston police chief credits the bulletproof vest he was wearing for saving the officer's life. he's in stable but critical condition. the second officer was able to detain and arrest the 26-year-old shooter. jillian: 16 that and 76 wounded in chicago shootings over the fourth of july holiday. according to a chicago sun database, it is the bloodiest weekend in the city so far this year. a 12-year-old girl and 13-year-old boy are among those killed. a chicago police commander and sergeant were shocked when dispersing a crowd. the commander was hit in the foot, the sergeant in the 5, both expected to be okay. carley: amendment intensifies for triple homicide suspect in georgia. police sam it opened fire at pinetree countr

jillian: stay out of the ivy league. a social justice group asking white families not to enroll her kids in the country's top schools. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ todd: the musical. jillian: one inch by one inch. we can see you that is. todd: didn't mean to mess up the lights for that guy. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: good to see you this morning. the crisis at the southern border, major reversal from the biden administration is that migrant families who don't qualify for asylum will be expelled. jillian: todd: what this means as covid cases by, migrants. >> with little notice or explanation, a statement resuming a beer a policy that accelerates the procedure for moving families saying certain family units were not able to be expelled under title 42 will be placed in expedited removal proceedings, the biden harris administration is building a safe, orderly and humane immigration system. that was welcome news to texas lieutenant governor dan patrick. >> much too

jillian: it is wednesday july 21st. a hearing on the delta variant takes a turn when senator rand paul and doctor fauci go head to head yet again over the origins of covid and the senator wants to take the fight to the doj. todd: a partisan power grab. democrats pushing and infrastructure vote on a bill that doesn't even get written. jillian: history made. the milwaukee bucks taking home their first nba championship in 50 years. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ a beautiful day ♪♪ todd: jillian is back standing next to me. what i love most about jillian is the comments she makes just before we go on the you that you can't hear that make me lose my you know what. come on, you are crazy. you think i say that? not even todd would go that far. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: let's begin with this. doctor anthony fauci step into the ring with republican senator rand paul. with gain of function research in the wuhan lab. >> the hearing was about vaccinations, over covid or

jillian: i'm not a doctor.d: i took organic chemistry in my sophomore year at college but i'm close. the medical professionals are not in agreement on this. that is why it is important you ask the questions were range of answers. jillian: talk about quarterback tom brady. i will talk about tom brady because his super bowl ring collection, take a look. they are getting their super bowl lv championship rings in tampa, call the glitz and gland you might expect including 319 diamonds to commemorate their win over kansas city chiefs. todd: i want a super bowl ring just for the money. time -- i'm not going down that rabbit hole on a friday. i will sail into the weekend without controversy. biden administration says it was a mistake to include the abolitionist teaching network in in school guidelines but betsydebos says no way. >> there was knowledge of this going on. todd: we will ask leo turow what he thinks about this and the diamond rings we post before. jillian: the nfl is coming games when it comes to covid but

jillian: along read.e 13 after the hour, the aclu says the second amendment is racist, gun sales up 60% among black gunowners, antonio oka for joins us to shoot holes in the argument. jillian: live readings for the olympics openings money so in comparison to rio. ♪♪ .. for women including one who is pregnant tabitha during a fight in philadelphia, fifth woman stuck with a baseball bat, one one it was stabbed is incredible condition. the pregnant woman had minor cuts and is expected to be okay. unclear what sparked this brawl, no arrests have been made. jillian: police release new video the suspect in a brutal beating in brooklyn. the way surveillance video shows a man appearing to wear the same clothing as the attacker alongside a masked man with the bike. most men soffer question if the attack which left the 60-year-old man with a broken nose and wrist. >> the aclu facing backlash for arguing that racism is, quote, foundational to the second amendment and its inclusion in the the bill of rights. >> joini

jillian: wake up.oins us live. ♪♪ one way or another ♪♪ i am going to win you ♪♪ i will get you ♪♪ one way or another [ "me and you" by barry louis polisar ] ♪ me and you just singing on the train ♪ ♪ me and you listening to the rain ♪ ♪ me and you we are the same ♪ ♪ me and you have all the fame we need ♪ ♪ indeed, you and me are we ♪ ♪ me and you singing in the park ♪ ♪ me and you, we're waiting for the dark ♪ and we need to go community by neighborhood and often times door-to-door, literally knocking on doors to get help to the remaining people, protection from the virus. todd: the biden administration launching a door-to-door effort to get more americans vaccinated but not everyone is happy with the new initiative. here to react is our friend bill mcgurn. is this the right move? >> you are going to have to do something because everyone knew the more vaccinations you give out, the last marginal vaccinations are harder to do because people don't want them. not just that they haven't gotten around to

jillian: two states can freeze out ben and jerry's over the controversial stance on israel. ♪♪ jillianan how striking down gretchen witmer's emergency powers used in the covid 19 pandemic. >> this comes after the passing of a petition initiative as they say the residents and had enough. lisa maclean joins us to react, democrats not very happy with this. slamming the repeal effort make no mistake, a partisan political power grab aimed at undermining governor gretchen with her, and effort to manage the covid 19 pandemic. i say turn that around, giving them the freedom that they are road by being a citizen of the state of michigan. >> let's not forget or lose sight of the fact that this was a people driven initiative. the people of the state of michigan demanded their voices be heard and yesterday their voices were heard, a partisan politics, if that was what was described as partisan politics as the voice of the people we are a long way from home on that. a great day for michigan, it was anything but partisan politics, enough is enough, we had three separate and equal branches of governm

jillian: that's true.tor says a spike in delta variant now accounts for 83% of code cases. >> how do you respond to republicans who try to paint you and your party as anti-police? >> why? >> not only do we need to defund but we need to dismantle. >> i am for defunding the police. >> last three decades actually seen a significant decline of crime in our state. >> things are going to get worse before they get better

jillian: like an onion. todd: obviously eyes were on tom brady. jillian: yeah.ch golf tournament involving tom brady and aaron rogers took place yesterday and people on social media cannot stop talking about this moment, crushed a drive so far it went 390 yards and landed feet from the pin, not enough to win. defeated phil mickelson and tom brady 3 to 2 in the match on tnt yesterday. a beautiful golf course in big sky, montana. todd: not to take away from the shot but it was at a higher education. jillian: are you good at everything? carley: can you beat that? todd: what is that is beating our teams in super bowl's. carley: shots fired. you ended the segment strong. todd: you were happy with one and 2. coming up, a horrifying thing especially for a parent. take a look. >> oh my god! todd: a tree crashing its way home barely missing a sleeping 5 months old, details next. jillian: spontaneous rendition of the star-spangled banner breaking out in the bill of walmart. the man who captured the patriotic moment joins us live. ♪♪ the rockets red glare ♪♪ the bombs burs

jillian: early for independence day?be a fleet of ufos near the international space station on july 3rd. >> this is a screen grab from the international space station, unknown object traveling with the space station above planet earth. >> the objects could be seen hovering a circle on nasa's live feed. no word from as on what they could be but they are coming for you. todd: what do you think they are? jillian: i don't know. todd: now you are being i am not going to answer. jillian: i believe in their being life outside of us. todd: got to send her to roswell. >> anytime we talk about this my feeds online are flooded with people. todd: may be this afternoon. former president donald trump suing facebook, twitter and google after he was kicked off the platform. jillian: mark meckler reacts to the lawsuit next. ♪♪ . . 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ flowers are fighters. that's why the alzheimer's association walk to end alzheimer's is full of th

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jillian: thank you.d: sean hannity says the january '60 magnified democrats double standard on violence in our country. take a listen. >> on this program we are consistent. we condemn violent rights. what happened on january 6th, what happened last summer, whenever it happens it must be condemned by people of goodwill. it shouldn't be political. democrats friends in the media, media mob don't care about truth, fairness, logic, science, justice. for them it is politics and power, that is all that seems to matter. todd: january 6th committee chair did not say when the committee would be, only to reporters he expects to return early from the august recess. jillian: larry elder takes the lead in the race to recall governor newsom. a poll shows elder with 18% support among likely voters. he focused on how california's new covid restrictions are driving his campaign. >> reporter: governor gavin newsom going to be tested once a week and you're going to wear a mask, people have had it with these mandates. jillia

jillian: good to see you in person.ident -- presidential candidate since 1956, 40 years before you were born as an example. the washington post in his history has never endorsed a republican presidential candidate. the gop getting people's heads as far as media bias is concerned going back to 1956, one endorsement of a presidential candidate, another stat, ataxia us, survey monkey, found 80% of independents thinks the news media reports, how is this possible, the gop says it could. will: we can look at this with our own eyes and ears. >> a breath of fresh air. >> smaller crowds, lower wattage, inaugural, less everything. >> not known for being athletic. maybe he has a hard time going down gently sloping ramp. todd: for viewers who haven't been there, in newsrooms, carrying liberal by and large. i've been in shut thought's newsroom. went from won it was like everybody's mother had died and they were articulating it as such. for chuck todd to say that is beguiling. >> when biden won three people were injured by champagne

jillian: stay tuned.hio congressman and cochair of the gop doctors caucus will join us live to weigh in. carley: meantime let's get to sports. the montrÉal canadiens narrowly avoiding a stanley cup sweep. >> anderson from montrÉal coming to the net. anderson scores. >> montrÉal beating the tampa bay lightning 3-numtwo in overtime, still trail in the series, 3 games to one. before game number for a moment of silence was held who was killed in a fireworks accident on the fourth of july. he was only 24 years old. jillian: now to this, touching patriotic moment, walmart shoppers spontaneously out the national anthem. listen. ♪♪ over the land of the free ♪♪ and the home of the brave ♪♪ >> one shopper started the impromptu performance of the star-spangled banner before dozens of others joined in. you can see the texas store filled with men, women and children holding their hand over their hearts. >> never been anywhere where that has spontaneously happen. >> have you seen a more -- we were talking texas, the am

jillian: thank you.will have more ahead on crime and america's biggest cities including sharp rise in murder rates when homicide detectives join us live later this hour. eric: the lone star state justice department in the state of texas over the latest order dealing with illegal migrants. he wants to stop transportation of migrants infected with covid. we'll have a texas congresswoman's reaction to that straightahead. ♪♪ walk back, greg abbott responding to the justice department after it sued the state for his order to have state troopers pullover and reroute vehicles carrying illegal immigrants. the d.o.j. claims the government is interfering with federal immigration law. he says it's within his authority because some of the migrants could be covered positive and wants to contain a potential outbreak. let's bring texas congresswoman beth, here to react. she's on the health transportation committee and in urban texas. oh boy, there's a lot to unpack so let's begin with, where do you think this is going?

jillian: thank you. todd: donald rumsfeld has died, he served as the gun's chief twice under president gerald ford in 1970s and george w. bush nearly 2000s. he's known as being the architect of the war on terror and tracking victims out of the burning pentagon in september 11th. former president bush praising his heroism in a tribute writing, quote, on the morning of september 11th, 2001, donald rumsfeld ran to the fires of the pentagon to assist the wounded and ensure the safety of survivors. for the next 5 years he was in steady service as a wartime secretary of defense, a duty carried out with strength, skill and honor. donald rumsfeld was 88 years old. jillian: kids as young as 5 mason be eligible for pfizer's covid 19 vaccine. the companies looking to request emergency fda approval for 5 to 11-year-olds by october. currently aids kids can get the shots, as promised. mississippi state blows out vanderbilt to win the first college world series final. >> pushes the third. what a way to end it, national

jillian: a massive funnel cloud spotted over jacksonville, florida. authorities say at least one person was killed after a tree fell on his two cars, a tree falling during heavy rain and no one else was hurt. also taking aim at georgia. >> trailers upside down, trailers in the lake. >> possible tornado splits trailers wide open at a naval submarine base in georgia. the military says 10 people were hurt, no damage was done to any military equipment. tropical storm elsa remains weak and bus resilience at the national hurricane center says elsa is packing wind speeds of 45 miles per hour. a tropical storm watch is in effect the coast of north carolina, virginia before forecasters say it will move out to the atlantic friday. jillian: fox news alert police killing four suspect and arresting two others in the assassination of haiti's president, the police officers got into a gunfight with the assailants, three officers were held hostage but have since been freed. none of the suspect has been identified. they were shot and killed after calm. the first lady w

jillian: i have not heard that song in a real long time.ope i never have to see you dance like that ever again. todd: wake up with that. jillian: you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm ashley strohmier, in for jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. today president biden meets with the attorney general and local leaders to look for solution as summer violence heats up. ashley: lauren blanchard joins us with more as violent crime plagues the nation's streets. >> reporter: president biden and the attorney general will focus on reducing gun violence as crime rates are soaring in many u.s. cities and each summer weekend brings more violence. in the bronx, a 3-year-old was

jillian: so many questions where do i begin?tioned the 2000 number of unsheltered homeless people living in venice these. why this has happened in venice be and why do you think local leaders in your opinion aren't doing that. it so out of hand, where do you begin because there's so much to tackle? >> and remember the 2000 number was done in 2020 prior to covid. the city never did a 2021 count so we don't know the actual number. if you ask the resident, that is a pre-covid number we are looking at and why are people coming here? our elected officials have their arms out and welcoming them. i understand there is video of a couple from arkansas, they were setting up their tent on the venice be toward law, the policies we have in place, the way to pierced myself and the rest of the nation's anyone can come to california, become homeless and we have the obligation to find you not just shelter but permanent supportive housing so that is what is being pitched and can you blame people for coming here if that is what they are hearing? >

pete: jillian it's time for your headlines. jillian: good job, thanks, pete.our headlines starting with the latest on tropical storm elsa. right now heavy rain and strong winds slamming the carolinas as the storm barrels up the east coast. it hit florida yesterday, with torrential rain causing widespread flooding. one person was killed in jacksonville after a tree fell on two cars. ten people were hurt in georgia after a suspected tornado touch ed down on a naval base. elsa is moving toward the north east expected to hit southern new england states and new york by tomorrow. >> a fox news alert now, police kill four suspects and arrest two others in the assassination of haiti's president. this , as new video shows a convoy of at least five vehicles slowly driving away from wednesday's ambush. jovenel moise was shot and killed at his home. the first lady was also shot and she was flown to a hospital in south florida where she is receiving treatment. >> five properties owned by brad pitt's non-profit "make it right " sit empty amid a lawsuit. the class action cla

jillian york, ben tarnoff welcome to city lights live. >> thank you. thank you so much for having th the. >> thanks. jillian, and a handful questions to guide our discussion but i think you were hoping to do just a brief reading first. >> yes. it would be great. thank you so much, ben. i'm excited to be a tonight. tonight my time and really excited to chat more about this but i will just start with an opening reading from the first chapter which i call the new gatekeepers. >> starts with a quotation from the book lawless. >> on the day-to-day basis the rules that apply to those on the internet that are enforced by intermediaries. imagine a society where the laws are created behind closed doors without public input or approval. a society anytime a lot are subject to change or be replaced with new ones altogether. there is no democratic participation, no transparency or no due process. the laws are enforced minimum trained workers who don't have awareness of local conditions. mistakes are inevitable that when they made individuals have a way to rectify.

jillian: thank you for joining us.ken his silence on cuba's anti-communist protests, the cuban-american candidate looking 20 the squad leader will sell off next in new york democrat has a bone to pick with chick-fil-a when we return. bit fries ♪♪ on friday night ♪♪ it fits just right ♪♪ the radio ♪♪ some of it, i will step from here. check this guy. all right. carley: chaos across south africa. 45 people are killed in violent riots. officials say most deaths have been from stampedes during mass living, looters ransacking grocery stores leaving only broken glass and debris. you can see one building fully engulfed by a massive fire. police fired trouble bullet saying 750 people have been arrested. the unrest began over the imprisonment of the former president, his foundation says there will be no peace until he is released. heather: kidnapping conspiracy crumbles, the doj informing them they want to take a brooklyn-based journalist to iran. he has identified himself as being their target, critical of the iranian regime a

jillian: thanks be to show it.sh all joining us live in the next hour of "fox and friends first". >> the covid crisis meets the border crisis, shocking claims of the covid cover-up by the white house. >> watch out for your wallet, senators, to an agreement on infrastructure package but progressives say it should be higher, much higher and are attacking members of their own party to get it. >> back in 2009 during the so-called great recession -- under president obama.

brian: let's go over to jillian jillian: hey good morning.ntified as the couple had just welcomed a new grandchild. there are now 28 people confirm ed dead and 117 still un accounted for. officials say crews will work 24 hour shifts until every victim is recovered. >> today 191 suspects who shutdown part of a massachusetts highway during an hours-long armed standoff are due in court. police arrested them in a boston suburb. the suspects say they are part of a pro-morocco group, but add they are not anti-government or anti-police. they face a slew of gun-related charges. >> let's go to the family cup. the nhl holding a moment of silence for a player killed in a fireworks accident. he died over the 4th of july weekend he was 24 years old. meanwhile the canadians were able to narrowly escape a sweep. >> now anderson from montreal goes ahead and for the net and off his stick! anderson scores! jillian: montreal beating the tampa tampa bay lightning 3- 2 in overtime. they still trail in the series three games to one. >> and parents could be spendin

jillian: what does it mean to bring your sons to the all-star game?t for us, dream come true to have the boys here. >> i'm here in the center of it all coors field right behind me. usually take cities 2 years to put on the mlb all-star game, denver had 13 weeks. let's see if businesses are ready for the crowd. >> we've seen a lot of folks traveling from out of town coming out in wonderful numbers to come and dine with us. we've been fortunate to see so many new faces. >> we saw traffic everywhere, they were jampacked full of people enjoying themselves and getting to know denver but everyone is recovering from the pandemic. nice to have fresh faces in the building and getting back to normal. >> the last year and a half has been a challenge but what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. >> a lot of businesses have staffing issues because the unemployment benefits it was hard to get people get back to work. >> reporter: did you experience that? >> still experiencing shortages on staffing. a lot of hardship, people putting a lot of hours. restaurant worker

steve: thanks, jillian.o harry regarding this book, i'm writing this not as the prince i was born but as the man i have become. i'm excited for people to read firsthand account of my life that's accurate and wholly truthful. our next guest is fired up, british author douglas murray joins us right now. douglas, thank goodness we will finally get the true story from prince harry himself. >> that's right. not about the prince he was born but the man he's become statement signed prince harry. steve: yes. >> extraordinary edition to harry and meghan story. they claim to have fled the uk like fleeing kim jong un's north korea. they had to flee the uk because of the intrusions in their lives and the british press can be introducive and can be rough and tumble. it's one of the joys of it. they fled the uk in order to be more private in california and now have decided to repeatly -- repeatedly invade privacy and nobody will do what harry is telling from cradle to life. steve: given the fairy tale nature of the royal

jillian: for usa.ere fewer americans. jillian: less viewership. steve: nobody is watching. brian: meanwhile joe biden's inaugural message was loud and clear. >> the way of unity, for without unity, there is no peace and unity is the path forward. unity. unity. brian: but did a broken record become a broken promise? our next guest says the president has not practiced what he preached. michael goodwin coming up really soon. >> ♪ limu emu... and doug. so then i said to him, you oughta customize your car insurance with liberty mutual, so you only pay for what you need. oh um, doug can we talk about something other than work, it's the weekend. yeah, yeah. [ squawk ] hot dog or... chicken? [ squawk ] only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something we all like. ok. hold on. what's your buick's wi-fi pa

jillian: welcome back.cpac this weekend, you have a big weekend coming up. >> it will be a lot of fun. these people are considered activists, part of the conservative movement, this is where careers are born and die, they are critical people, they want to hear an agenda. in fort worth, texas, let them know what they think about the president, taxes going up, a lot of stuff about race relations, talking with them all morning. todd: what is it like playing a home game? >> your cowboy hat too. >> yes. it is good to be home, the new york smell. we open and say thank you to each other, we see each other. it was good yesterday. it is great. >> i was on instagram & your mom, she is beautiful and looks like your sister. unbelievable and your niece is beautiful, so good that you are getting some family time. what do you have in store for folks? what are you talking about? >> three years ago when i first joined the channel, we have the initiative of me covering crime, liberal cities that are in crisis and now we see

jillian: we made it. todd: another massive march in support of cubans.ley: americans are taking action but the white house slow to react despite the president calling cuba a failed state and condemning communism. laura: lauren blanchard joins us with more. >> reporter: protesters calling for us action in cuba, speaking up for cubans (demonstrating historic numbers against their government over food shortages, and unstable economy, cuba's handle of the coronavirus vaccine and against the long-running regime, president biden acknowledged communism and socialism cannot work calling cuba a failed state. >> communism is a failed system, universally failed system. i don't see socialism as a useful substitute. >> reporter: the government censoring the protesters, but now back on it is unreliable before the governor onto santos called press conference to pressure the biden administration to step in and provide internet for cubans. >> we have to stand with the people of cuba against the communist dictatorship and one of the most effective things we can do is a co

jillian: carley: will beef's be a repeat of the attacks on georgia's voting law?action to the supreme court decision a polling arizona's voting law, people calling in a civil rights violation. what say you? >> if you know anything about the georgia voting unit the majority of things they were upset about were the changes made to opportunities to vote. they came through emergency power. everything complained about was not institutionalized, things like drop boxes and absentee ballots without any excuse. the georgia voting law was much ado about nothing. we had someone here called stacy abrams who knew how to craft the narrative and make a big thing about it. will the arizona law be the same? know. there is the mouthpiece, the loudspeaker on the left. the law itself, what the supreme court upheld is not really something you could argue about. you have to have a narrative and someone to control it or don't have much to argue about. todd: someone who is not happy is democratic operative posing as someone who cares about your voting rights, mark eli is said the followi

jillian: that's true. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> white house weighing new mask guidance even if you are vaccinated. >> this comes as the cdc director says a spike in delta variant now accounts for 83% of code cases. >> how do you respond to republicans who try to paint you and your party as anti-police? >> why? >> not only do we need to defund but we need to dismantle. >> i am for defunding the police. >> last three decades actually seen a significant decline of crime in our state. >> things are going to get worse before they get better unless they stand up. >> federal guidance on reopening schools on a group wants to send teachers to anti-racist therapy. >>the biden administration now back pedaling saying it was an error. >> people standing in solidarity with the people in cuba which has been ignored by the president. >> leaving these folks out to dry. the cuban people they are hostages. >> they are saying we want freedom. ♪ ♪ steve: miami, this is your 6:01 wake-up call as we look down south in

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jillian: thank you for joining us tonight and you heard a lot about the threat of white supremacistse doj and others but what about black separatist. a police standoff in a massachusetts it's got scant coverage but we have standing details later in the show, yesterday the head of the teachers union claimed they don't even teach medical race. the schools, raymond arroyo his his hands on some of those lesson plans and exposes them all in seen and unseen next. spewing is time for our "seen and unseen" segment. where we expose the big cultural stories jillian: time for seen and unseen where we expose cultural stories of the day and return to fox news contributor raymond arroyo, the american federation of teachers having their annual conference and they vowed yesterday to sit lawyers on parents were groups that oppose critical race theory in the classroom. >> reporter: in the name of honest history and promoting critical thinking the union invited doctor ibrahim kinsey to address their teachers. >> we live in a dangerously racist society. there are racist ideas swirling around, teaching d

jillian: 17 after the hour.san jose, california have a plan to address violent crime by taxing legal gunowners. we are talking to a san jose resident and gun safety instructor who says this is just another failed policy, we will hear from him next. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the fastest, most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just 30 dollars per line per month when you get four lines- or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. todd: bill cosby spokesman said the discrete tv star had an amazing first night after being released from prison. listen to this. >> his first night he wanted pizza. he stayed up until 2:00 in the morning telling jokes. >> h

and jillian joins us with the news. buff the news is the weather. jillian: yes. ahead and start with the fox weather because five people are hurt after a tornado ripped through eastern p.a. >> the roof of a car clip in ben salem township bucks county partially collapsing as cars flip and flip on top of each other all over the place in the parking lot. just to the west out near altoona video showing ominous funnel cloud over nancy glow, pennsylvania. a large funnel cloud spotted over saint clairsville, ohio early yesterday. the national weather service confirming a tornado hit in jefferson county just to the north. janice, of course, tracking all of that meantime all students and staff in the los angeles unified school district will be required to take weekly covid tests regardless of their vaccination status. the district shifting its policy after initially requiring testing only for those who are unvaccinated. the superintendent says the district is, quote: adapting our response in preparation for our full return to in person learning. baseline testing will begi

jillian: or controversy around hunter biden's putting our career as questions arise whether buyers really will remain anonymous. >> chief ethics lawyer for president george w. bush, i read the statement former obama ethics chief, the white house has a bad habit of merely telling us there are safeguards in place without telling us what they are. they will have preferential

jillian: joining me to react his host of the latino conservative podcast andrew alvarez.ning? >> the hispanic community is going through a cultural identity crisis. what is your reaction? >> we are going through a crisis but not the crisis she is talking about. part of it, i am outside, part of what i'm doing to push back on this crisis. the crisis we have going on is it is a split but i see a lot of people on the blue side being misled especially with in my home state of texas where i am now, we voted for people choosing to not do their jobs or run over to washington dc to, quote, stand up and fight for texans when really and truly we are not having a crisis, we are all waking up to see what has been happening to us. carley: what do you have planned for your day today? >> what is behind me is the gym. i'm getting in shape because summer is coming up. it is next year in texas is hot. i'm conditioning myself to go doorknocking for candidates out there. carley: speaking of a candidate, donald trump won the latino vote in this country almost 40% of it in 2020 which was a 10

jillian: i or why u.s.ld put portland on the list when you consider the crime statistics we just showed. they can't possibly be unaware of it. are they just covering and saying there may be crime but also food seeds? >> i like to visit certain foods but again i am shocked and would love to see what they took into consideration considering there are other great cities. carley: portland is a beautiful place going through a difficult time because of progressive policies that damaged the city. thank you for shining a light on what is going on. appreciate it. todd: and if that commercial doesn't get you to hop on realtor.com i don't know what will. to we talk about chicago but the murder rate in rochester, new york outpacing the windy city. we break down the disturbing new data with a retired rochester police officer and the person convicted of killing molly to bits as the case turns around. there we go. look for this in-store display of king's hawaiian hamburger and hotdog buns for a chance to win a flavortown-

jillian: and republicans react to a taliban resurgence as the u.s. withdraws from afghanistan but the pentagon disagrees telling afghan leaders to step up and defend their own country. todd: this is the talk of the weekend, billionaire richard branson back on earth after his historic launch to space, the

jillian: is this the way to get more people to get the shot?ie next. baaam. internet that keeps you ahead of the game. that's cute, but my internet streams to my ride. yeah, well mine's always got my back. okay chill, 'cuz mine's so fast, no one can catch me. speed? we'll show you speed. wow! -that's nothing... ...because my internet gives me a flex 4k streaming box for free. impressive! that's 'cuz you all have the same internet. xfinity xfi so powerful, it keeps one-upping itself. can your internet do that? >> scott gottlieb sounding the alarm over the covid delta variant warning those who haven't been vaccinated yet but that the virus and risk serious illness. >> this variant is so contagious it will infect the majority, most people will get vaccinated or been previously infected or they will get this delta variant and for most people who get this delta variant it will be the most serious virus they get in a lifetime. todd: is cases surgeon schools debate whether to mask up or not half of americans are fully vaccinated. here to react is fox

jillian: 18 after the hour.lack lives matter chapter attacks the american flag calling in a symbol of hatred. how they are defending that. todd: army veteran silencing his patriotic posts. why he believes he was censored by big tech. every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the fastest, most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just 30 dollars per line per month when you get four lines- or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation fees or term contract required. see if you can save by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> any examples of republican members of commerce wanting to defend the police. >> most people would argue actions are more effective than words. >> the biden administration passing the brain to republicans but is this an attempt to gain s

jillian: it's monday. my friday, i think. are watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm ashley strohmier, in for jillian mele. todd: i'm todd piro. today, president biden will update the u.s. on the covid economic recovery but more restrictions could be looming as delta variant cases surge. ashley: griff jenkins joins us with more. >> reporter: it's masks back on in la county, and more areas could follow where cases of the delta variant are spiking. la county's board of supervisor's chair defended the decision. >> it's not punishment, it's prevention. we have 4 million people out of 10 million that haven't been vaccinated. >> reporter: former u.s. surgeon general jerome adams is speaking out in favor of masks now, calling on the cdc to reverse course, tweeting this. last year, tony fauci and i famously prematurely and wrongly advised against masks. i felt it was the best call at the time. now i regret it. i'm worried the cdc made a similarly premature, misinterpreted, harmful call on masking in the face of th

we've got to get over to jillian. jillian, what do you have?ittee. and just moments ago he spoke out. listen. >> unfortunately, speaker pelosi will only take on people on to the committee that will ask the questions she wants asked. that becomes a failed committee and a failed report, a sham that no one can believe. if you want the true answers, do not be afraid of the questions that will get asked. >> reporter: there are only two republicans on the nine-person panel. >>> an illinois restaurant owner fined $200 for flying two american flags in front of his business over the fourth of july. local officials say the owner violated a city ordinance prohibiting improper displays and that his flags were too close to the road. the owner plans to fight the fines in count. that's a look at your headlines. back to you. rachel: i like the symmetry of two flags, you know? brian: thank, jillian. steve: all right. rachel: we're going to check in with senior meteorologist janice dean now for our fox weather forecast, and she's still eating chicken fingers. ja

jillian, thank you.ecommending vaccinated americans put the mask back on, too. especially in areas with high transmission. and even advising universal masking everybody in the school needs to wear a mask even if they have had the shot. here with reaction we have got fox news medical contributor dr. marc siegel. author of the upcoming book hollowed out jeremy adams and new jersey mom of three nela hadley. good morning to all of you. >> good morning. steve: neil start with you you are on the frontlines three kids going back to school in a month, month and a half. which when they heard they have to wear a mask from sun up to sundown in the school building, what did they say? >> my son's first reaction is he's not going back to school. my daughters are not happy at all. it's something we are going to have to discuss. my kids are -- i don't want to say a mess but they are pretty upset about it. steve: what do you mean your son is not going to go back to school. >> so last year he had a second dear infection s