todd: dr.ny fauci hit the sunday show circuit with this message about vaccine hesitancy. >> you know, it is almost inexplicable why people when they see the data in front of them, that they don't get vaccinate. todd: as he pushes vaccines, americans are not changing their mind about not getting the shot. that is a double negative. you know who is a double positive? one joe concha. he'll be here next. ashley: billionaires in their private jets literally clogged the air space when heading to an annual climate change sum s mitt. that story come -- summit. that story coming up next. ♪ liberty mutual customizes car insurance so you only pay for what you need. how much money can liberty mutual save you? one! two! three! four! five! 72,807! 72,808... dollars. yep... everything hurts. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ashley: welcome back. former president donald trump thinks the biden administration is sending the u.s. economy in the wrong direction. todd: here's what

ashley, todd.odd: marianne, thank you. ashley: now to a fox news alert. at least two children are missing after a house fire and multiple people were shot. this includes an a emt and fire captain in arizona. police say while authorities were responding to a burning home, a gunman opened fire on an ambulance nearby. one emt was shot in the head and is in critical condition. a second emt is stable. the gunman is accused of then shooting at firefighters and neighbors at the house fire. one neighbor was killed. a firefighter was hit in the arm and the suspected gunman is in critical condition. it was after being shot by a police officer. a charred body was found inside the burning home. authorities are looking for the two or even three children who live there. terrible, terrible tough. todd: four minutes after the hour now. today, president biden will update the u.s. on our covid economic recovery but more restrictions could be looming as delta variant cases surge. ashley: griff jenkins joins us live w

todd: i will watch.ones for what is coming up on "fox and friends". todd: i know lj, he's not trying it. >> reporter: i will try it. i can't just be predictable. todd: you think i know you. >> more than 100 cubans arrested were missing after thousands demand the end to the communist dictatorship. marco rubio shares his message. larry elder through his hat into the ring. the california governor will join us live. dana lash sounds off as democrats in the media roll out the red carpet for state representatives fleeing the state to dennis stewart varney on the impact of the infrastructure plan and the push to bypass republicans despite the rampant inflation. clay travis is on deck, espn anchor under fire proclaiming and mlb star harmed baseball because he doesn't speak english, that and more coming up on "fox and friends". there we go. look for this in-store display of king's hawaiian hamburger and hotdog buns for a chance to win a flavortown-inspired hawaiian getaway. can i get another restock on king's haw

todd: thanks.iraq come as troops are withdrawn from afghanistan, new video showing afghan soldiers surrendering their weapons following the exit of us troops. talent and taking possession of the american-made weapons less than a week after they left bagram airfield. stock miller overseeing the withdrawal is concerned about afghan forces as they try to maintain control. >> i don't like leaving friends in need. to look at the security situation it is not good. todd: more than 1000 afghan soldiers have left the country following clashes with the telegram over the weekend. jillian: president biden is no reagan, an argument in a fox news opinion piece after the president compared the economic recovery with the boom in the 1980s. >> last time the economy grew at this rate was in 1984, as ronald reagan was telling us it is mourning in america. it is getting close to afternoon, the sun is coming out. jillian: the offer of that op-ed, liz peek, good to see you. let's pull up the numbers and as we look at fi

todd. todd: ashley, u.s.ling down on the criticism of social media platform, specifically how social media companies are handling information about covid-19. >> i acknowledge they're taking steps and i appreciate that but i'm clearly saying it's not enough. it's hurting people. i think it's got to stop. todd: joining me to discuss senior research fellow for the technology policy at the heritage foundation, cara frederick. cara, great to see you, as always. look, this is a weird situation. the bed fellows on this are confusing. i feel like this is getting very complicated. you're great at breaking things down for us, so here we go. is facebook doing enough or are they doing too much? >> todd, well, i think you know where i stand on this issue. facebook is doing too much. and at this point, the cat's out of the bag as others have said, they they are saying the quiet part outloud. this is the biden administration. they're saying that, you know, hey, we are attempting to circumvent the constitution, we're attempt

todd: thanks.lian: a conservative podcast are calling out liberals who support defunding the police saying the movement is as dangerous as it is illogical. >> anybody who says there is no proof police prevent violent crimes, get rid of the police in your neighborhood and see how that works out for violent crime your neighborhood. that's like saying there is no proof water is wet. it is insane. >> reporter: democratic activists blame police for the rise in crime, davis blames it on the left-wing movement. todd: kevin mccarthy request a meeting with president biden to discuss how the us can respond to the situation in cuba. it reads, quote, this is a moment the united states can change the course of human history for the better. we must support human brothers and sisters as they take control of their future and liberate themselves. lawmakers reportedly concerned in action from the administration will do more harm. jillian: aaron rodgers reporting after weeks of speculation about the future with the t

todd: i'm todd piro.ay 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 -- a 13-year-old was killed in broad daylight yesterday. eric adams who is a former police officer says his party is wrongly focused on defunding police and banning assault rifles when they should be working with the federal government to track illegal handguns. >> i believe those priorities, they really were misplaced. let's look at all of the feeders of how guns are making their way into our cities. >> reporter: in u.s. cities from last year to this year, an increase in homicides and shootings. in atlanta homicides are up 45%. in new york, shootings up 38%. in portlan

todd: thank you.aire mark cuban slamming them for laying off workers during the pandemic tweeting companies kept paying employees during the pandemic aren't facing labor shortages adding compassion is good for business. the owner of pizzeria in california, in new york city, and the northside and concorde, thank you for being here. i want to start with you, your business had two rounds of ppp money, you did what you could at the maximum but it wasn't enough to keep people around and compassion while i understand what he is saying in some sense that it is good to show that but it is not going to pay your bills. >> agreed. you have to have a compassionate employer and fight for your employees, we thought really hard for our employees and even sued the state to bring them back to work. easy to have a net worth of $4.2 billion and wrap it up in compassion and say i pay my employees and that is why i still have them. we did everything we could with ppp money but when we didn't have ppp money we didn't have

todd: can we do that?ut unvaccinated americans. jillian: what tomi lahren has to say coming up. ♪♪ - had enough? - no... arthritis. here. new aspercreme arthritis. full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ oh! are you using liberty mutual's don't thank them too soon. coverage customizer tool? sorry? well, since you asked. it finds discounts and policy recommendations, so you only pay for what you need. limu, you're an animal! who's got the bird legs now? only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ . . >> get everybody rack sin nateed that's not vaccinated that refuses to get vaccinated and living vaccine free like drunk drivers you don't go out to go out and put everybody's life at risk including your own life at risk. can comparing up vaccinated to drunk drivers. become mandatory for state employees. >> here to react is tomi lahren. how wildly is that excitement a mother or a father

todd: it is wednesday july 14th. president biden tearing into republican voting laws as texas democrats are celebrated as heroes by the left and the media. live in washington, election integrity once again take center stage. jillian: the white house facing two international crises with major implications in the us. the head of homeland security responded with a message for those leaving cuba and haiti, think twice before coming here. laura: he wasn't happy with it. like father like son. guerrero junior obliterated that ball, in a mile high midsummer classic. "fox and friends first" starts right now. am ready to say toda ♪♪ look at me ♪♪ ♪♪ jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. todd: do you know where you are? you were just there. carley: it was great being outside. they allowed us in past security but it was so awesome being there, seeing those people together enjoying america's pastime, baseball. todd: you are wearing colorado rockies covers. i -- that really happened. with that let

todd: thank you. carley: as the government continues affecting pushed tucker carlson said there need to be limits of the government's involvement. take a listen. >> what is going on here? it is so obviously unnecessary that it is addictive and makes you wonder what is this really about? at the very moment the risk for young people dying of coronavirus it essentially 0 they are telling us young people, soldiers should be arrested and put in jail if they don't submit to the vaccine. you will wind up in a government database if you don't comply, government agents should be showing up and knocking at your door, what is happening? todd: this comes as the biden administration missed its july 4th vaccination goal. todd: a manhunt underway after four prisoners escaped jail in illinois. the sheriff's office for three of the men have been caught after an extensive search but one is still on the run. zachary considered armed and dangerous. if you see heart, police say do not approach him, call 911 immediately. c

todd: failing our kids.l are seeing their grades plummet during the pandemic with half of all students earning a gpa below one.0. here to react baltimore city council president candidate patterson and mother and grandmother of baltimore students and former mayoral candidate yolanda palmer. these numbers, i can't come up with a super litter for them, they are astounding. you can see 24% in the second quarter of the prior school year, at one.0 or below, 41% for the first 3 quarters of the current school year. covid didn't help matters but where's the accountability to school leaders here? >> thank you for having me on this morning. baltimore has the best institutions, financial, health, but who is sitting those opportunities up for our kids? when it comes to accountability there is none because our appointed system, our appointed school board system leaves our parents in the dark. there is no way to get these people out, these people should be fired because they are failing our kids. >> you are a mother and gr

todd: it is friday july 30th. i mean no offense when i say to my masks, they protest the return of covid 19 restrictions. we are live in washington as house speaker nancy pelosi calls for americans who make to be arrested. jillian: a different story on the border were migrants are released daily. todd: you get a check, you get a check, everyone gets a check. the latest could pay you just to exist. "fox and friends first," we exist right now. ♪♪ jillian: showing like a dancer. todd: it sounds familiar. jillian: not going crazy, that is the bailable. you are watching "fox and friends first". todd: we start with the $100 offer president biden is making his push to vaccinate americans as mask mandates go into effect. jillian: republicans march maskless in defiance of speaker pelosi's rules. >> we have come a long way since the president said this on the fourth of july. >> today we are closer than ever to declare independence -- independence from the deadly virus. >> reporter: federal government employee or contractor

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 origins. they trade accusations about lying. >> this paper you are referring to was judged to buy qualified staff up and down the chain. you don't know what you are talking about. >> abuse skating the truth, if any of y

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todd: thank you very much.ination goals critics a prominent democrats and some in the media are to blame. you may remember these comments from our current vice president kamala harris herself. >> there is a vaccine that is approved and distributed before the election would you get it? >> i would not trust donald trump. of donald trump tells us i'm not taking it. i am vaccinated and so we are going to continue to push out the message the vaccine will save your life. todd: here to react, pete hegseth, great to see you as always. pop the headlines up on screen, trump's vaccine can't be trusted. will anyone trust the serial liar? donald trump's coronavirus vaccine. why don't more people see the hypocrisy here? >> people who would have to see the hypocrisy are the same people propping up the administration, fellow democrats in media. it turns out kamala harris was killing people before facebook was. that is the accusation being made. you are killing people through misinformation. we need to shut you down but when it

todd: still a lot to work out. ashley strohmeyer joins us to break it down. >> the senate over advancing the passage overnight setting up the final vote on the bill in the coming days, president biden calling the agreement the most significant long-term investment in our infrastructure and competitiveness in a century. what is included? $550 billion in spending, $110 billion for roads, bridges and major projects, $15 billion to electric fuel infrastructure and $65 billion for high-speed internet. >> at a time washington seems broken this group of members came together and along with others decided to do something great for our country. every american believes roads, bridges, ports, waterways, digital infrastructure needs to be updated. jillian: at the same time democrats are trying to push their own bill through reconciliation, that includes $579 billion in new spending but for that to pass the bill needs to pass every democrat in the senate. kirsten cinema says she cannot support the expensive bill and facing back

todd: thank you. staying in the nations capital a lot of covid news emanating from their yesterday not the least of which was the texas democrats, they have no regrets over this. remember this? folks on a plane, no masks even though they are part of the democrat mask brigade, mainstream media calling them brave and courageous but this is a superspreader trip to dc, policy and side needs got covid from this as well as six for 55. jillian: we have to wear masks on planes, correct? todd: this is the equivalent of a commercial. a lot of seats on that plane. a lot of people on that plane, democrats doubling down, here is chris turner, take a listen. >> there were a couple people from the speaker for one person the speaker's office who is helping us last week when we were on capitol hill. we don't regret coming to dc at all. it is important that we leave texas and prevent republicans from passing their anti-voter legislation. todd: back to the picture no masks on the plane and no outrage from the mainstream

todd: look at this. the u.s.oldier to represent colorado on the miss america stage. carley: miss colorado last month works as an intelligence analyst. she says her goal is health awareness and prevent servicemember suicide. congratulations to her. todd: an important mission and a great model. we will be right back. (upbeat pop music in background throughout) so many people are overweight now and asking themselves, "why can't i lose weight?" for most, the reason is insulin resistance, and they don't even know they have it. conventional starvation diets don't address insulin resistance. that's why they don't work. now there's golo. golo helps with insulin resistance, getting rid of sugar cravings, helps control stress and emotional eating and losing weight. go to golo.com and see how golo can change your life. that's golo.com. ♪ >> the us supreme court, shooting down a challenge from the dnc sending the left-wing media into a meltdown. >> pretty severe move to the right on voting rights. this is a getting of this l

todd: flight or flight.light to bring democrat coworkers home after the group fled to dc to avoid voting on election integrity bill. writing, quote, i'm demanding all our colleagues in dc to contact my staff immediately to secure their seat on the plane and return to austin to do the state's business. the state of texas is waiting, democrats met with kirsten gillibrand and richard blumenthal yesterday. the lawmakers writing on twitter we refuse to go back. >> a democratic congressman arrested her protest at a senate office building, you can see congressional black caucus chairwoman being taken away with her hands tied behind her back, she led the protest demanding passage of the for the people act. the group chanted fight for justice and end the filibuster. capital police confirmed 9 people were arrested for demonstrating in a prohibited area, compared her protest to those of civil rights icons. >> we were in our moment, we felt like john lewis and martin luther king. >> women's rights cofounders joined beat

todd: have i been there before? >> has todd been here before? somebody has been here.o but i give it a 50/50 shot. todd: asking questions about my life and the past. >> the itinerary of his entire life. >> i will send you a packet. it is going to be great. have a great day. >> he asked about carly, where is she? i don't have the itinerary of her life. todd: live look at janice dean, 32 one. >> you are a 4 director. my parents live outside of philadelphia, the storms yesterday, it normally takes 20 minutes, to help other men remove trees from the road, it was crazy but yesterday i was telling you about severe weather from philadelphia to boston and we got it, some areas didn't get much but others across the east coast, big cold front, the results are there, 67 in new york, 66 in cleveland, storms are gone across the east coast that remain for the southwest, a good news bad news situation, they need the rainfall but it is causing flooding in the forecast for the next several days so flood watch is in effect, flash flood warnings in arizona, an ongoing situation, remains

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todd: happy thursday.has been discussed that if you listen to pentagon briefings they said it is not all going to be fun and games. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. todd: i am todd piro, 30 or veteran of the police force & killed outside in fbi building hours after another officer and two federal agents were shot in chicago. jillian: president biden touched down in the windy city. here is more on the meeting between the president and chicago's mayor. >> reporter: terre haute police say a member of the police department and fbi task force was ambushed and killed in broad daylight wednesday afternoon outside in fbi building, the suspect later shot by another agent and is in custody in the hospital. police have not said what the motive was an are expected to release more details today. >> it is not a good time to be a police officer in america. this is an example of who they are. we are not bad people. >> his death, three undercover officers riding in an unmarked car were

todd: can you say by felicia?mes a tropical depression we will say by, felicia. i like it. todd: thanks. >> newly released 911 calls suggest an explosion right before the tower fell. >> hurry up! >> reporting a call lapse in the garage. >> a collapse? >> a building collapsed? carley: 96 people confirmed dead, the search for 11 others still missing. a florida judge approved the selling the ocean front property with proceeds going to victims. the sale is expected to get up to $110 million. a man is charged in the murder of a houston mom who was shot and killed after dropping her son off at the us naval academy. police say she was tracked down through surveillance video. they had a warrant out for his arrest after cutting off his home detention ankle bracelet. investigators say michelle cummings was not the intended target. he was killed by a stray bullet sitting on a hotel patio. after taking her son to the naval academy. todd: absolutely the worst. 33 after the hour, the city of rochester in northern new york has a

todd: thank you. quantities of fentanyl through the desert. todd: ken cuccinelli reacts next. there we go. look for this in-store display of king's hawaiian hamburger and hotdog buns for a chance to win a flavortown-inspired hawaiian getaway. can i get another restock on king's hawaiian bread? again. everything's better between king's hawaiian bread. jillian: fentanyl up 400%. >> how frightening should this be to every single american? >> look, mark morgan used to like to say that every town in america is a border town and this is why. when you bring fentanyl is free to come to your hometown and this is a killer, killer drug, the cartels know, they study what this administration does and doesn't do and exploit the loopholes, you make their job easier than it ever been to kill americans and make a lot of money. jillian: i'm curious your opinion on what type of damage has been done in the southern border that perhaps we might not be able to come back from? >> that's a great question, gillian, it's one t

todd: it is tuesday july 13th. president biden says the us stands firmly with cuban demonstrators and vowed to take the streets for the largest anti-communist uprising in decades. no word from many progressive lawmakers who are pushing socialist policies right here in the us. >> taking a stand against gop voting bills by hopping on a private jet to dc. these bills once again become the main target of the left. we are live in dc. >> washed it off! what a finish! alonso defenses title! todd: pete alonso defending his title as home run derby champ with an absolutely exposed performance. that is tonight's all-star game on fox, "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> not a bad song to start with, complete bomb, when you pan up you can't see the ball into the where it is going into comes down. >> according to one of our directors it is japan, it is a tilt, he directed me. a pan is left to right, a tilt is up and down and now that all of america knows that we can begin the show. ashley: you are watching "fox and f

todd: i don't get it.: i know you are fighting for it. >> i am fighting for it and i was say again thank you to the people of michigan. we are a strong state, strong people and god bless you for standing up, not giving up and letting your voices be heard and yesterday we sent a message not only to the governor of the state of michigan but to all lawmakers that we as your representatives represent you as the people's voice and we need to start listening to you. jillian: keep us updated and we will check back in with you. have a great day. >> have a great day. >> 20 minute after the air. many cities are trying to defund the police, leaders in one illinois city are using their own money to do the opposite. >> join us live next. show me the olympics. [ "bugler's dream" playing ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jillian: officials across the nation defund law enforcement, city leaders are fighting to do the opposite. illinois officials vowing to donate their salaries to fund pay raises for their local police officers. michael morro

todd: thanks for joining us.california the liberal policies that make laws weaker are making criminals bolder. the crime surge turning deadly as a right employee is killed while trying to stop thieves. jillian: are you as surprised this is continuing and nothing has been done about it. >> what is going on, and we are seeing a huge spike in the san francisco decided they were not going to prosecute thefts, and they start stealing everything. walgreens, 17 stories, the private sector gets it but elected official don't get they are contributing to urban decay. we need to be tough on crime to embrace the broken windows theory. they've gone the other route and we have seen dire consequences. in la murder is up 48%. todd: it has been one year since the summer of love in seattle. the democratic mayor calling for more police to curb the violence. more police which is the full screen statement, we cannot continue the current trajectory of losing police officers. the city has an obligation to respond to 9/11 calls. could s

todd: a lot of trophies and that.rst" we are taking off the fourth of july weekend with veterans, two of them, jeremy hunt and joey jones. carley: stick around all morning long because toby keith is performing on "fox and friends" for the all-american summer concert series. you don't want to miss that. ♪♪ i will always do what is right ♪♪ i am out here on the front lines ♪♪ american soldier ♪♪ i am an american [male narrator] on average, one person in the united states dies of a blood clot every six minutes. don't let that be you or someone you know. stop the clot, spread the word. learn how to protect yourself from life threatening blood clots at stoptheclot.org/spreadtheword. >> it is friday july 2nd, democrats reigniting calls to pack the supreme court after the bench hands down its final ruling this session was a major win for election security that has progressives up in arms. todd: several children shot in chicago as big-city violent spirals out of control. the latest attempt from media to blame the gop. heather

todd: we are going to go to griff. crisis at the southern border taking hold, major reversal and circuit migrant families who don't qualify for asylum will be expelled. jillian: griff jenkins joins us with what is causing the spike. >> dhs releasing a statement about a beer a policy accelerating the policy, certain family units not able to be expelled under title 42 will be placed in expedited removal, the biden has administration building a humane immigration system, welcome news to dan patrick. >> too little too late. they are worried about covid. a lot of these people coming from guatemala, it is 14%, honduras 7% to 8% so you have a lot of potential covid cases coming in. >> the administration has title 42, 750,000 this fiscal year as the hardest hit sector seeing a spike among migrant detainees. we asked tom home and about the pose to americans. >> the us citizens, the southwest border is wide open. >> the members of congress led by anna presley demanding the administration lift title 42 but when asked about it she

todd: bang pots and pans. todd: where are they?t a new one. it is yours, have fun. there you go. carley: that might be the bear's home. it is 36 after the hour. republican sticking to impeachment push against the president's controversial pick to lead the acf. we are talking to the national shooting sports foundation next. lisa we are in the wrong video. every time we run video from our friends at fox bet download the fox but super 6 apps and play for a chance to win 10,$000. pick out 6 outcomes, the super 6 quiz show, download the super 6 apps. ♪♪ with somebody to love ♪♪ jillian: the nypd looking for a group that beat and harm the woman in harlem. it may be disturbing, they put a 61-year-old woman offer walker, and viciously beat her. a female attacker, the suspect made off with $22 in credit cards, the victim was taken to the hospital giving up her injuries. minneapolis city council set to vote on a ballot measure to replace the city's police department. it would be replaced by a new public safety department made of many license

quote, the nation is mostly indepartmented to mary todd-in -- indebted to mary todd lincoln. lincoln may not have -- if mrs. lincoln had not turbo-charged the little engine where his inhibition was. .. however, let me emphasize again thatc history. >> it is my genuine pleasure to introduce our speaker, our author this afternoon, james banner who is currently visiting scholar in history at the george washington university. gym is no stranger to the washington history seminar. is a cofounder of the national history center, one of its sponsors and is a regular and engaged participant in the seminar. today you won't be able to ask questions, jen. we get to ask them of your. he's a founder of the american association for the advancement

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quote, the nation is mostly indepartmented to mary todd-in -- indebted to mary todd lincoln.ln may not have -- if mrs. lincoln had not turbo-charged the little engine where his inhibition was. .. however, let me emphasize again that she did domestically to work felt. baynote baynote. >> weekends on c-span2 bring you the best in american history. on saturday's american history tv explores nations past. coming up today on the presidency white eisenhowers grandson david talks about like the man and his leadership during world war ii with brian whose grandfather served as chief of intelligence branch in the armys european theater. on oral histories 82-year-old will go into space for the first time on july 20th with jeff bezos. is far from a newcomer. hear him talk about being one of nasa's mercury 13. they never flew a nasa mission. watch american history tv every weekend and find a full schedule under program guide or visit c-span.org slashmac history. >> it is my genuine pleasure to introduce our speaker, our author this afternoon, james banner who is currently visiting scholar

stewart refused to say more than, oh, she was a todd.za francis, wife of lincoln's close friend simeon francis, could have shared much information about mary todd but refused to do so. her niece, marietta -- perhaps relying on what aunt eliza toll her -- stated, quote, mary todd made lincoln's life miserable. the journalist j.k.c. forest recalled that it was an open secret in washington that throughout lincoln's presidency the first lady was the source of great and perpetual anxiety and annoyance to her husband. quote, the sufferings of the man on account of her eccentricities to designate them by no stronger appalachian, would literally push such a man of less elastic moral and physical constitution. the most charitable conclusion is that the lady was mentally unbalanced and, thus, at times not responsible for her acts. simply, the pennsylvania republican leader and newspaper editor alexander mcclure stated that lincoln, quote, had a crazy wife hen he entered the -- when he entered the presidency and many were his sorrows, the crowning

todd: we will bring that later.aight to the border crisis, greg abbott bans transportation of migrants who could be infected with covid. >> to protect communities after illegal immigrants into local hotels. tensions -- griff jenkins joins us as whistleblowers claim biden officials ordered them to downplay a covert outbreak. what is that about? >> good morning. a lot happening, this executive order is interesting, governor abbott banning ground transportation by anyone other than federal state or local wasn't official to stop the spread of covid in texas communities and authorizing the ps to pull over anyone who violates that? >> the biden administration cares more about people who are not residents, one senator trying to mask up and vaccinate our fellow americans but by allowing free pass into the united states of people with the highest probability of covid and then spreading that covid in our communities. >> reporter: this after news the catholic charity placing covid positive migrants into a local hotel. a police

todd: that is unreal.o president biden's border policies during the fox news townhall. >> all biden had to do was go to the beach. if he had done nothing he would now have the strongest border we have ever had. >> that video, we will have out for you. son mike johnson traveling with the former president for firsthand look, he will join us live with ken cuccinelli and lawrence jones. "fox and friends first" continues in the next hour. ♪♪ don't blame it on the ♪♪ don't blame it on me ♪♪ display but i me i've pricked my finger 3,000 time i've pricked my finger and my a1c was still over 9. then i got the dexcom g6. i just glance at my ph there's my glucose number. ye i feel like i'm calling the there's myshots,se number. not my diabetes. ye >> thursday july 1st back to the border, donald trump taking on the white house over a nonstop surge of illegal crossings and before he left he sat down for an exclusive fox news townhall. we have the highlights. todd: 17 people hurt after a bomb squad

todd: i'm todd piro.ay 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

todd: who is that? who? .. jillian: president biden met with senate democrats to talk up a multi-trillion dollar budget blueprint that will ultimately fund a number of progressive priorities. todd: that is if the party can manage to hold all of its 50 senators together. madeleine rivera has more. >> we are going to get this done. we are getting it done. >> reporter: where the confident as president biden met with senate democrats on capitol hill wednesday afternoon. the meeting shows democratic support particularly among moderates for $3.5 trillion spending plan is still shaky. >> as you know if there were enough votes for each of these priorities there would be a vote and it would have happened. >> on tuesday senate dems agreed on a budget blueprint that report federal resources into climate change, healthcare and family service programs that senator joe manchin hasn't committed to it saying he's paying close attention to how the plan would be paid for. >> we have a debt of $20 trillion right now, indications

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if you noticed john todd stewart and mary todd lincoln, yes they're related, they are cousins. that is in fact how mary todd comes to springfield, she's coming from her home in lexington, kentucky visiting springfield. and it's there that she meets lincoln. now, it has to be said in all candor, that needing lincoln was not always the most easiest thing to do. all right, let's be frank. the man is homely. he is, i'm sorry. it really is true. and off with the big years, the big nose, the high hello cheekbones and although the collar and the stock tie ten to mitigate it, his neck reminded you of a giraffe. the man was six feet four inches tall, most of the hide in his legs. if he was sitting in a chair here, will be the same dimensions as the rest of us. is there was money stood up, he suddenly -- watching and can stand up from a chair was like watching a jackknife unfold. he was awkward, he spoke with a peculiar accent, very high pitched 20 border state type of accent. and he didn't really sound elegant. inelegant however was the word you would probably is most about mary todd. m

todd: compromise, back to you. pete: todd, thank you so much.ched so he could vote for trump. there is a lot of those people in my district back in wisconsin as well. pete: for sure. as the left wage as war on the right's ideology, a new book is out for parents how to raise conservative kids in today's world. the author and two parents join us next. managing type 2 diabetes? on it. on it. on it, with jardiance. they're 22 million prescriptions strong. meet the people who are managing type 2 diabetes and heart risk with jardiance. jardiance is a once-daily pill that can reduce the risk of cardiovascular death for adults who also have known heart disease. so it could help save your life from a heart attack or stroke. and jardiance lowers a1c. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration, genital yeast or urinary tract infections, and sudden kidney problems. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. a rare, but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking jardiance and ca

todd: not going to happen with manchin. stuart: thank, todd.ood. we'll pick the best person for the job. we controlled for everything, yell we're still going to pick this guy over this guy. stuart: we got more from the white privilege seminar just ahead. plus, democrats in one state have a bone to pick with chick-fil-a. we'll tell you why they're trying to stop chick-fil-a from setting up shop. >>> first taking on critical race theory and winning. big changes coming to the curriculum in oklahoma and maybe elsewhere. that story is next. ♪ as i observe investors balance risk and reward, i see one element securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. ♪. stuart: all right. you are looking at oklahoma. it is gloomy skies. the temperature hits 89 degrees later on this afternoon. a little misty right there. let's bring in pam pollard, rnc committee woman in the great state of oklahoma. pam, let me get straight at it. i believe you just won a major victory against critical race theory. what did you win? how did you do it? >> wel

todd: tough love right there.ington examiner says critical race theory is being taught in public schools and our next guest says she found the evidence. joining us now after being friend with a lawsuit for speaking public information on critical race theory in her school's curriculum, nickel, what documents and information were you asking for? >> when i enrolled my daughter in school asked to see the curriculum and also was asking for documents showing critical race theory or gender theory, i was told they embed values of gender theory into the kindergarten classroom and all grades at an age-appropriate level. that is unclear to me how they were practicing gender theory and critical race theory. the school came back with curriculum that is not current curriculum so i don't know what my daughter would be learning and the school is telling me that my request for certain information is unclear where they are telling me they don't have documents to answer my questions. one question, one request for documents, evidence

todd: thank you for getting up with us. >> 19 after the hour.ve seen this before but yet again see use walk out other major retail store with handfuls of stolen clothes because interstate it seems there really aren't any consequences. ministry residents are pointing the finger at leaders. one outraged finnish local joins us live. ♪♪ >> good morning and welcome back to residents in venice be, california blaming their local leaders are letting homelessness overwhelm the neighborhood and the iconic boardwalk. of next guest is one of those people who want to see leaders take action. joining me now a member of the neighborhood council, solo dad, appreciate your time. >> good morning and thank you for having me on. >> i know you're among many others are completely frustrated by images like what we're seeing on our screen right now. city leaders promised they would return of the end of july to finish cleaning things up. have they done enough? >> know. this has turned into a huge crisis. the venice beach neighborhood that is 3 and a half miles, we have

you never miss an episode of this show, see you next sunday when the see you next sunday when the todd: it is monday, july 12th. president biden will meet with community and law enforcement leaders to address america's crime crisis, guns remaining a central focus. what about the criminals using them or the calls to the defund america's police departments. we're live in d.c. 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