you witness these firsthand. >> they are not going to gaslight me and not going to gaslight america, some kids coming off of backpacks but also adults, young men in 20s and 30s not only coming off the plane but i tweeted on my account video of the costco parking lot just near the airport. lines of young men who were coming off of those buses and going into cars and that was it. they are not telling the truth. i focused in august, a press conference in august asking questions about who was coming, were they vaccinated. what are their backgrounds, it is a right for all of us to know, public safety issue, certainly a public's right to know and what answer did we get? you are a racist, you're a xenophobe, if they are denying this, they are not sure of their policy. todd: you say president biden is not using this, how do they know who to place these individuals with if they are not matching them, are they guessing? >> right there, putting these children's lives in jeopardy, need to make sure kids going to family members, that's not going on. the vetting of people taken into custody of chi

things in >> apollo's appearance didn't get you thinking about the state of things in america i don't know what to say. ryan was a young man with his entire life ahead of them along with the other 12 the died, they shouldn't have died. there is no accountability. paula, her entire family, they deserve accountability and deserve to have the questions answered. america now and forever, greg gutfeld takes it from here. >> president biden: 90% of americans in afghanistan who wanted to leave were able to leave. jillian: wednesday september 1st, president biden haley beer was from afghanistan as an extra ordinary success despite american citizens being left behind and 13 us service members losing their lives. todd: the taliban and hoisting fake caskets in celebration of those american lives lost. jillian: one afghan our life once helped rescue president biden himself is one of thousands left behind enemy lines and is baking the president to save him. todd: you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: a fox news alert, new fallout is president biden addresses the nation following the e

america, what do you love about america? >> not a question to love america. people -- like 5 years, with us contractor, friends, family and others in afghanistan but they never decided to come to the united states but today it is totally different. we received many times, will the economy and contract control and follow them legally, if it is legally they are at risk, they are not going to stay and do not -- to arrive to the united states but just tried to leave the country and go to a safe place, people who left, achieved in the united states, most of them are in different -- in germany but safe in those places because they are not under notification by the taliban. >> they need to get to safe places wherever that may be for those who work with our military obviously they have a rightful place in the united states. thank you for joining us and sharing your story, keep us updated on everything. >> thanks for having me. >> an alarming warning, the acting director of national intelligence rick grenell about the vetting process

todd: i feel like america is waking up to what is being taught in kids schools or what could because in coming years but look ahead 5 or 10 years, what is the future of what you would characterize as this harmful approach to learning? >> our children are being taught what to think about how to think of the they are not encouraged to engage with materials. they are told to hate america, the values on which the country are found are bad and divisive and hard break because there's no way, to be a strong nation if everyone is fighting each other and hating. our competitors are laughing at us, china, russia, they think this is entertaining and i think it is tragic. todd: thank you for getting up with us. >> 19 after the hour. we'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 loc

i want you to remember america now and forever. greg gutfeld takes all the magic from here. make sure you watch. >> american citizens left, we will stay until we get them out. >> the situation wouldn't allow it. >> august 3, '01, president biden breaking his promise to leave troops in afghanistan until all-americans were evacuated from the country. laura: the last united states soldier exiting couple while hundreds of americans and thousands of allies remain stranded intel a man occupied territory. you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. look at that. let's go to this fox news alert, in couple overnight the taliban celebrates the last us soldier leaving afghanistan. ashley: we learn more than 100 americans have been left behind and we fear the numbers much higher. >> reporter: after two decades us troops left afghanistan, the last soldier to leave, major general chris donahue commander of the 80 second airborne division seen boarding the last c-17 out of couple, the withdrawal finished 20 hours after the deadline that military leaders are already admitti

mask up america. >> can't do it alone. business leaders ever responsibility to strengthen cyber defenses. >> demanded from large companies and without dramatic change this problem not go away. >> from oil to meet and transportation the united states facing assertive cyber attacks. >> research fellow for technology carol frederick. great to have you on a topic like this. it is obvious we are at the tip of the iceberg on this right now. what do you fear is our next target? >> the what the whole month shows us is no sector is immune from our supply lines from the gas pump from our dinner table potentially targeted, they didn't have as backups, we would be looking at what we as something that crosshairs. every company, not just critical infrastructure, but every company going to get hit next and act accordingly. >> recent cyberattacks to take a look. i'm curious your opinion how much of a wake-up call is this? >> i think it is huge. you see what transpired, the biden administration got underway, that line between the digital w

i will keep saying it, we should talk about the blessings of america. jillian: what is your reaction to that? >> optimism versus pessimism. i'm not sure nikki haley needed to respond. the morning show is the tv version of a tree falling in the forest and nobody hearing it. "fox and friends" which competes with cnn new day triples the ratings at 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 am but it is ironically labeled an anchor at the network like those objective anchors like chris cuomo and don lemon who in the spirit of cronkite and mode. cnn, which lost 75% of its audience, 3 of four viewers are gone. they play the race card from the bottom of the deck and with few exceptions as much interest in holding the current administration and president to account because it serves at the pleasure of the democratic party by purging anything resembling dissenting voices on that network, show me any person on that the network i haven't seen them, told to go away and conservatives in general you rarely see. it is from anchors that we get at this point and that is why it is struggling as m

america still needs to act in the white house needs to act, they need to help the refugees we already got out. the state department has been absent in helping these refugees. jillian: good luck wherever you are and thanks for your service. >> thank you so much. jillian: 22 after the hour, us troops deployed to afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks, 20 years later many feel the troop withdrawal he raced every progress made. a 9/11 survivor shares his thoughts next. jillian: flags that us capital flying at half staff on the lives of 13 brave servicemembers and others who died at the terror attack on kabul airport. the 20 year war ends with more. and the taliban is back in power. tim, thank you for being here, tell me where you were and what you saw. >> real briefly, as opposed to talking about myself it is important we talk about the issues. i was in the south tower 20 years ago. carley: you were at your desk on the eightieth floor, you helped people and made your way back down and you are alive to talk about this today but i am curious, 20 years later when you think about what you experie

jillian: you can pick up kristin's book the liberal invasion of red state america. good to see you, thank you. todd: several states taking up critical race theory and fighting to keep it out of the classroom. jillian: we will talk to a professor who says we need to teach kids how to think, not what to think. ♪♪ e tseallow w tirifto w r. ol w.. wke it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. eye t iny,whh lirs wi st t yo intnedoha enncyo oinpeen thvefaered it me annoh kp erneorki a gig r thr vis. th is rkth irdy,whh lirs wi st t oo fm rae ofelblops and abt r sttg jillian: the walt disney company scrapping its antiracism training after backlash for becoming the wokesteube place on earth. employees were forced to acknowledge their weight privilege and manhattan institute's director reporting disney's webpage on the course has been taken down. white house press secretary jen psaki ways down i'm teaching critical race theory after she was asked about senator tom can't's claims that the wealthiest colleges and universities have the mass billions of dollars while indoctri

you want to find a hero in america, they are all around us. jillian: two healthcare workers fighting back, thank you for all the work you've done. i want to start with you. i understand you're pregnant and it is considered a high risk pregnancy and you applied for a medical exemption. can you tell me what happened? >> 18 weeks pregnant, unexpectedly, can you hear me? and it was very traumatic, took a while to get pregnant again, one of my blood clotting factors came back elevated. considering this new flood factor, i was considered higher risk and it was my first trimester and i did not feel comfortable with another pregnancy if i had 80 control over it. jillian: what did your employers say when you asked for that exemption? >> only a personal statement, no medical history other than me writing a couple sentences saying why i wanted it, don't need anything for the doctor. if we do want further information we will ask for it but approve or deny based on the statement. jillian: tell me about your situation and why you are fighting this battle ri

there are stupid people who buy into the narrative that somehow america in 2021 is america in 1821. i have a young kid, the state would nevertheless have two. they saw the first report card, these people shouldn't breed again but kindergarten kids don't want critical race lectures, they want chocolate milk, naptime. what is inherent to the natural function of children is they are living their lives as children. this is people dumping adult adversities onto kids. the thing that drives me crazy is what is going on in this country that is adversely affecting the black communities crime and crime is a now problem and we are not offering now solutions. calling white kindergarten kids racist is not going to stop the shooting in chicago. we don't have people serious about fighting now problems. todd: instead of teaching the aoc curriculum they teach math and english. i your thoughts on this, jeff bezos says they slightly enforces commitment to solving climate change, the industry should be moved to space. >> feels like this atmosphere is huge and we can disregard it and treat it poorly. wh

carley: didn't donald from champion the made in america message first? our ceo joins us, good morning. >> how are you? carley: president biden wants to increase the percentage of products considered made in america to 60%, currently at 55. how do you feel about this push? >> it is such a tiny amount it is not going to help anything. he's just out there trying to get something cash you like made in america but he's been in there for 47 years and never done anything about it so at 5% is that going to help? >> speaking of helping i was reading about the current state of your business and you say you are having serious supply chain issues. what is going on? >> the supply chain, i'm not going to mention companies that we make a life-saving product and mommy armor is having to be put on hold because of the supply chain break, these are american-made companies we are waiting for our manufacturer who is in florida, waiting for another american-made manufacturer to give us some pieces to our puzzle and every time we hear it is 12 to 16 weeks it is 12 to 16 weeks

our founders of america. they wanted to ensure that the states would always be in power, the people would be in power. not the federal government. nancy pelosi is trying to take that away. and she doesn't give a rip what the constitution says about it. todd: if you don't take lara's word for what the democrats are saying here is what aoc tweeted out. democrats are either abolish the filibuster or expand the court or do nothing as millions of people's bodies, rice and lives are sacrificed for far right minority rule. this should not be a difficult decision. lara, should republicans be more worried about these threats to pack the court now that this abortion decision really does seem to be galvanizing liberals? >> well, i think it's something that we always have to pay attention to. it is something that we as americans need to be paying very close attention to. and keeping in mind, as we approach 2022, that midterm election is going to be absolutely vital to the future of our country because what we have very c

alexandria ocasio cortez and other members of democratic socialists of america stay silent on cuba's antigovernment protest. >> the dsa appears to back this communist regime. here with more, looking to challenge aoc, you appear to be leave the democratic socialist element of congress is silent on this on purpose. it is intentional. >> if you look at what happened a few months ago on the third of july when you look at the track record of that they are meeting with his mentor was hugo chavez, it is like they are hiding in plain sight essentially. nothing can come from that organization or anyone who wants to meet diplomatically with that. todd: that leads to a curious tweet, dsa stands with the cuban people and their revolution in this moment of unrest, end the blockade. clear who are your sporting especially that last line echoing a cuban government talking point that the blockade is the reason for this, not 62 years of oppression. >> absolutely correct, the blockade does not impede the ability for the country, the embargo, it is completely ridiculous and misinformation. >> something

>> these white liberals on the democratic side do not speak for america. the strategy should be what is going on right now. families across the country of all colors should challenge this at school boards, demanded to see the curriculum, the lesson plans, to see if critical race theory is in the school curriculum. if so, challenge it and raise it to a level where people are aware of it. it is going to be a major factor along with crime in the 2022 election in which democrats are going to lose and nancy pelosi will be retired. todd: we would love to have you back more often. >> do i have to bake to come back on this show? todd: we will have jillian strong-arm hannity to free you up to make this happen. we won't do that. jillian: you are welcome here anytime. good to see you this morning. how dare you put me in that spot. 20 minutes after the hour, chicago faces a shooting surge, the city is putting a new civilian oversight panel. "america's nightly scoreboard" worry this will hinder police officers, ray stevens joins us next. .. ♪ watch the olympic games

refugees are vetted from across the globe, in their home country, given the green light to come to america. those on the southern border do not get the green light. to combat the problem on the southern border the administration looking at sending money to central american countries to help them with causes of migration. house republicans put out a statement that the strategy of sending cash payments to foreign countries to stem the tide of illegal immigration caused by biden administration policies is naÏve and misguided. audience immigration-related talk is important and there's possibility republicans may not come on board despite what the white house wants, the majority leader from new york chuck schumer talking about leaving republicans out of the mix, pushing it through with democrats in washington, a process known as reconciliation and according to the times that is on the table as plan b. >> needs to get 50 votes, look at your mansions and your cinemas, 50 to trigger the resolution. jillian: 5 illegal immigrants facing federal charges for alleged roles in a human smuggling operati

todd: the white house tried to save face as parents across america want to know who's pulling the strings on reopening schools. "fox and friends first" continues. ♪♪ carley: this song reminds me of you. it is such a stupid story but one time you told me the paper towel dispenser in the bathroom reminds you it, makes a noise that reminds you of this. is it true? >> they changed the paper towel defense that no longer has that. thinking about men's a room. carley: the crisis on the southern border. the biden administration releasing new images of an empty facility is republicans accused dhs of hiding information about the crisis. carley: vice president harris says she is taking border roles seriously. that is what she said. vice president harris making a trip to robert -- providence, rhode island, not the southwest border. it has been 42 decays, she told the press conference, in a speech to the washington conference on the americas she says this is a national priority and identified what she says are the drivers of the surge from the northern triangle countries. >> the root causes, speak

i understand they are in america. i'm sure you've spoken to them. can you describe the messages and conversations you are having and what is your family's biggest fear at this point? >> my daughter is afraid they're going to be had me. quietly going to be had? what is the taliban doing? the taliban is giving kittens to kids. i am -- i can't talk to my kids and see them anymore because i don't know -- it makes my fear worse. >> such an understandable fear, you've given up on going to the airport. is that still true? we know that when you've tried to go to the airport in the past you have had to go through multiple taliban checkpoints so when you go through those checkpoints what do you see and what is the taliban asking of you? >> you are breaking up. you said what? >> i was wondering if you have given up on going to the airport and you also said that when you've tried to go to the airport in the past you had to go through multiple taliban checkpoints and i was wondering what this interactions between you and the taliban have been like? >> the first

we are talking to brandon judd next. >> decius secretary a lot of mayorkas is america needs to deal with its own extremist problems. >> the mystic violent extremism is the greatest terrorist threat we face in the home and. these are often loosely affiliated individuals or small actors motivated by false narratives, ideologies of hate and the like. laura: domestic terrorism misses department's top priority despite acknowledging the border crisis, rent somewhere attacks and threats from russia, china and others. he says dhs is working to spot and stop any potential domestic terrorist. jillian: look at your screen, shocking drone video showing 1000 illegal immigrants held by border patrol, the largest group of migrants we have ever seen held in that area and it comes as reports show another record high border arrest in july. here to react is brandon judd. thanks for being here. i know you've seen that video. what does it say to you? >> disturbing to know what is going on but if you saw what was going on behind closed doors you would be more disturbed because that is a very small fraction of

. >> we live in america and you would expect that from the presence of communist china or north korea but don't expect that out of the mouth of the president of the united states. >> business owners tell me how it will make it hard for them to run their businesses. >> reporter: and a few hours the president, first lady and secretary of education will tour a school in dc, cfa take questions and what they have to say. todd: it is more than just republican governors, former trump chief of staff mark meadows going as far as to say the current president takes it easier on terrorists than on unvaccinated americans. >> president biden was more hostile to the unvaccinated in his speech than he has been towards the taliban in afghanistan. when we see what he is doing, he's not leaving, he is lost and says we are going to mandates, why didn't he spend billions of dollars looking at additional therapies who treat those who come down with covid, they have 0 points to put on the board in terms of keeping americans safe. >> some in the medical community sounding off on the president arguing his rem

jillian: bank of america and lowe's called out. carley: bank of america and lowe's encouraging employees to take a 21 day racial equity challenge. a portion of the challenge says black and brown people faced with obstacles to achieve economic ability across the country and here in the charlotte region teaches us to examine the policies that historically disadvantaged those population and benefit others so the racial equity challenge claims america is systemically and institutionally racist encouraging participants to decolonize their mind and get woke at work and urge white people to cede power to people of color. sensing a theme here. will: underlying this there are questions as to whether certain disadvantaged groups have been put down through the course of their time and there is some truth when you look at mortgages back in the day they were not given to black people and were funneled into bad areas, all that is historically accurate but to say that now someone who had nothing to do with that a 25-year-old getting a job at bank

you want to heal america? shut up. jillian: here to react columnist of the federalist and author of privileged victims, any scary. what do you think of what he had to say? >> he said the media should take a little responsibility, i would say tests all responsibly, you could make the distinction democrats drove a lot of the fear that the distinction but even to this day, the hysteria, i'm sure you've seen this, the new variants even with people vaccinated i looked at the cdc numbers, 14,000 people total who have been vaccinated have been hospitalized or died from the virus, that represents 0.03% of all infections. they never provide a context. that has been the case, the context is never there how this virus is 98% plus survivable. jillian: we are at the point i don't know no matter what it says, who takes responsibility, i don't know if people will come in the middle of this issue. so many doctors over the course of the last few months who say this isn't going away anytime soon if not ever, we need to learn how to go f

next, remember, it is america now and forever. greg gutfeld and gaining taken off from here. >> he doesn't want to talk about trump anymore. i do. donald trump. donald trump. donald trump. todd: whose name is on the ballot? president biden can't stop talking about a former president while stumping for terry mcauliffe in virginia. parents know why they are voting republican. jillian: did you do this? >> isis k as al qaeda intend to conduct external operations against the united states. >> a stark warning about a tariff to the homeland. botanical from the us troops, telling the social spending and climate agents on the international stage. if he can't even get his own party on board. >> a lot of questions, you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. todd: thank you for joining us, president biden headed to scotland tomorrow, the stakes are high as democrats are divided on the details. jillian: the president's approval rating continues to dip. >> reporter: president biden won the legislative win before heading over

carley: thank you both. >> god bless america. jillian: americans love when their pet reaches record-breaking heights, more than $103 billion were spent on pets last year. that number is expected to rise. i'm committed to that with my little guy levi. i will never have that much money. still ahead nascar getting down and dirty. ashley strohmeyer is coming up next. download the so super 6 apps for a chance to win 10,$000, all you need to do is predict 6 outcomes, topics range from entertainment to sports, it is free to play, download the super 6 apps now. a capsule a day visibly fades the dark spots away. new neutrogena® rapid tone repair 20 percent pure vitamin c. a serum so powerful dark spots don't stand a chance. see what i mean? neutrogena® did you know prilosec otc can stop frequent heartburn before it begins? heartburn happens when stomach acid refluxes into the esophagus. prilosec otc uses a unique delayed-release formula that helps it pass through the tough stomach acid. it then works to turn down acid production, blocki

the biden administration inherited an america that was energy dominance for the first time since harry truman was president, more energy exports than imports, more energy production and consumption, shutdown domestic energy and now with his infrastructure green new deal what they are doing is all we are going to do is trade american energy dominance for dependents on china, rare earth minerals needed for electric car batteries and solar and wind, we will rely on chinese slave labor, chinese labor in africa, mining cobalt. this makes no strategic sense, they talk about climate being a national security threat, there climate policy is our greatest national security threat. begging opec to increase oil production because we are shutting down our own domestic and seeing record russian influence. this is going to make america more dependent on not allies but foreign enemies and this is bad bad and worse and people judge is saying we have to do it because it is a moral imperative to save the climate. even if you care about climate change and think it is the greatest issue this wouldn't impac

and i love it by the way. >> you are america's sweetheart. have a great breakfast with friends. >> i'm in front of the farmhouse restaurants, there's blackberry cobbler. it says there are 0 calories so i decided to do that. if you are on vacation. >> america is watching us and another one is janice dean. you have been here a long time. >> janice: 18 years i was interviewing here. i got the job and officially began in 2004 in january. i went back to school when i was working at fox to become a broadcast meteorologist, hurricane katrina, one of the most devastating storms and maybe i shared too much, i announced my engagement that we should picture's, that is the, baby weather machine. file thing was i love to share with our viewers, maybe too much sometimes but good times and bad, you know i was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2005 as well which a lot of people told me not to share the tv. a lot of people might think my career was going to go downhill and i might end up in a wheelchair which was possible but i decided to share because it

he cannot move away from this issue because what happened in afghanistan hurt america, and it is going to result in a one term presidency for president biden. >> what can we do as a nation to get back on track, as a people that we should be going in one direction. what can we do to get back to that? >> i support this country. there is a desire to unify, the divisive notice of the gamesmanship playing by the democrats, critical race theory, lack of security on the southern border, in eight months president biden and the white house have dismantled the national security at the southern border and lost respect, to what happened in afghanistan. he needs to form a unification of working on bipartisan basis, when you look at nancy pelosi, kamala harris and president biden, democratic agenda that i submit you looking at those poll numbers the majority of america rejects. jillian: we were talking about issues of people going to the polls, what do you think is at the top of people's minds when they go to vote in the midterms? >> people will never do that? a total total disaster. number 3, democ

. >> i'm president of the united states of america and the buck stops with me. i'm deeply saddened by the fact we now face but i do not regret my decision end america's war fighting in afghanistan and maintain laser focused on our counterterrorism mission there and in other parts of the world. todd: this is a fox news alert, no regrets, president biden sticking by his withdrawal from afghanistan before blaming everyone else for the chaos in kabul. jillian: heartbreaking videos show thousands of afghans desperate to flee the c of the claims the taliban is traveling door-to-door looking for us allies. todd: your watching "fox and friends first". >> mark meredith is in washington dc with fiery reaction to the president's speech. >> senior taliban leader is set to be in the capital negotiating with afghan leadership and former president karzai, the talks aimed at bringing non-taliban leaders into the government, the taliban indicated there will be a, quote, inclusive afghan government. there is little known what talks consistent but the associated press report the g

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then residents of america and that is a powerful statement. a lot of poll numbers powerful right now, take a look at this one year. this shows kamala harris's approval sinking. unfavorable 48%, favorable 46%. that is from july 24th through 20 seventh, that's a very recent poll. that was democratic strategists saying those numbers have people concerned for 2022 and what is ahead. she has potential of doing more harm than good for these candidates. my senses she will raise a lot of money in specific districts but they have to be strategic with her, that is a democratic strategists of the hill. >> the american people know she will not be able to solve the root causes of the problem. we those root causes in our own country. what makes us think we can solve it in another country, the solution is close the southern border, this white house and task force led by kamala harris is not going to do that. after her popularity they had a problem before this because look at the 2020 primary results. she got out early because her numbers were so horrible so

we have a very high unemployment rate in america. we need to focus on getting americans back to work. we need to focus on as i said earlier, getting kids back to school. we can't handle an influx of millions more people coming into this country. it's just not a good time when we're fighting covid and we have a lot of problems that we need to focus on, focus on america first. so these are the issues that republicans want to focus on, this what is we've been he focusing on over the past four years during the trump administration. we want to try to work with president biden. there are issues where we can come together and move america forward but starting with amnesty, that's not a good place to start in congress. carley: really quickly here, would you be willing to sign onto something more modest, maybe a pathway to citizenship for dreamers in exchange for border security. >> in exchange for border security, i think we would all be open for that. we want to make sure our private sector has jobs that can only be filled by guest workers

is less safe because of it. >> in south and central america we have 150 billion countries where people have come across the southern border illegally including people on a terrorist watchlist and kamala harris is directly responsible and trying to dump this off on somebody else because she mismanaged it. we invited her to the border. i brought members of congress, 100 members of congress have been down on the republican side, border patrol agents all tell you the same thing, remain in mexico is the biggest thing but flashlights say the border is open. >> the vice president has gone 70 days without a news conference or visit to the border. ashley: think about that 5-year-old. 14-year-old girl armed with a shotgun and a 12-year-old boy armed with an ak-47 opened fire and deputies in florida. authorities say the two kids ran away from their foster home and broke into a house in enterprise, florida. deputies arrived, they took guns from the house they were robbery and started to shoot. >> they want to defund us, sanction us and take qualified immunity away, make us the bad guy. where have

to wake up america. shannon: i know your son would want you to create this awareness so no other family you went through, thank you for sharing that story, appreciate your time. still ahead governor andrew cuomo embroiled in scandal but you might not know it based on this. >> i am staying. >> i'm not going anywhere. >> the quip raising eyebrows is one democrat tears into the governor's behavior. seattle resident taking the city's homeless crisis into their own hands, volunteers working to fix what they call the city's wrong approach. shannon: welcome back. the city of seattle facing humanitarian crisis as 12,000 people are without a home. despite millions, frustrated residents taking matters into their own hands. joining me or two efforts to clean up the city, the founder of friends of steny park and founder of we heart seattle, andrea florez. i want to talk about denny park, a beautiful park that turns into a homeless encampment. the seattle city council wouldn't do anything about it so you took matters

jillian: wrote a letter to lebron james on policing in america. and is speaking to fox news. >> that officer could have been me. i wake up praying i will never have to take the life of another human being. jillian: more on why he extended the open invitation to the nba star. todd: well and democratic strategists calling out his party over the quote woke problem. he is coming up. ♪♪ and let the grill monitor your food. it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the grill that grills for you. [ crowd cheering ] [ engine revving ] [ race light countdown ] ♪♪ ♪♪ when you save money with allstate you feel like you're winning. safe drivers save 40% saving is easy when you're in good hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. >> democratic strategist james carville slamming his own party for being too woke. todd: carley shimkus as tough talk from the star of old school. >> i didn't know he was an old school, big voices in the democratic party, went after his own party during an interview, it is a probl

was america's tree, we have the opportunity to light the tree. it is a symbol not just for persons across the world but to our audience. that is red white and blue, if free single year, it shows we don't allow criminals to get away with it and take -- when people say it is just a tree, it is bigger than a tree, crime is all across the country, arson and murders. we were not going to let criminal stop us. carley: to tie these topics together. when i was coming to work this morning i was talking to one of the security guards who said the arsonist, the suspect was sitting half a block away as we relating the christmas tree. he was there. he was in the area and it goes to show what we are talking about, the soft on crime bail reform policies. you're having breakfast with friends all morning long at the pancake pantry in nashville. at least you get some breakfast. the hardest working guy in the building, thank you so much. >> reporter: thanks. todd: almost 52 after they are. jussie smollett found guilty. will democrats in the media correct the record

it was about america first because we wanted to make america great again. we restored the principle that a nation exists to serve its citizens. >> not surprisingly the grades going in the other direction. >> republicans gave in a, independent privacy, democrats f. republicans still supporting the president. a lot of questions, does he still have support. a lot of republicans are supporting him. independents he lost that support. many independents liked his message and his policies, he lost the independents, the very neutral towards at this moment. democrats not surprisingly gave him and if, we saw that consistently throughout his four years as president, no different now. >> independents seem pretty neutral in that first portion of it that i read, what do independents want? they seemed pretty in the middle on both. >> independents turned off, they don't believe there is actually going to be a coming together. they don't believe there is a place for them. they are seeing a very extreme environment where you are either on the left or right but people in the l

cuban suffering on america. todd: flagging facebook post, the white house admits teaming up with big tech to center social media. problematic posts the biden administration is policing and could the lab leak theory be one of them? carley: the major cities going back to masks. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪♪ never going to let you down ♪♪ never going to run around and hurt you ♪♪ never going to make you cry ♪♪ say goodbye ♪♪ todd: every now and again -- carley: you click on a website and the song randomly plays was wise anything? todd: so many times you can play apples and bananas and -- carley: and mix it up. todd: you are watching "fox and friends first". we get straight to a fox news alert, breaking right now covering the clash between afghan special forces and the telegram. reuters says a senior afghan officer caught in telegram crossfire near the pakistani border. embedded with afghan forces since earlier this week, the reuters president and editor-in-chief releasing a sta

jillian: america's crime crisis worsens with another tragedy in chicago. a 20-year-old college student hit by a stray bullet. max lewis was commuting home from an internship last week, riding on a city train. the bullet pierced the window and hit him in the back of his neck. he died sunday after being taken off life support. no arrests have been made. todd: the white house blaming the crime spike in the us on seasonal changes and long holiday weekends. i am not making that up. >> over the last 18 months around the country, we see spikes in violent crime typically during summer months. often unfortunately during holiday weekends. todd: jen psaki taking aim at donald trump claiming president biden has committed more money to hire police officers than the trump administration. the left's that policies are squarely to blame for the lawlessness we are now seeing in big cities across america. >> we have emboldened the wrong people. we have emboldened people who don't believe in an honest day's work, who don't believe in integrity, that everyone owes them somethi

america is back on the world stage. not only has he betrayed us and america's friends in the world but actually he showed himself to be deeply callous when it comes - jillian: strong language. carley: speaking of strong this is why having a strong leader is an important. of president obama had listened to president biden when he was vice president usama bin laden would still be alive. the fact that he's taking the opinion of the taliban - in europe and britain and france is so embarrassing, that's one element of it. the other thing is 9/11. anyone who lost a loved one in 9/11, so disgusted right now with how this whole situation is playing out. the taliban and al qaeda are responsible for the image of that woman jumping out of one of the towers in the world trade center holding her skirt down so her last moment on this earth could be with dignity and the president is relying on the people responsible for that, for american safety and afghanistan. jillian: the president said none of us take the taliban and's word, talkin

. >> you had to look at basically what we were doing to help america and different people through the country and trying to get the country back on its feet is the biggest thing is we've got to get people ready to go to work. jillian: republicans are expected to approve the deal today, nancy pelosi says the gop will try to take credit for the legislation. in the past the president and sign it as soon as today. house minority leader kevin mccarthy says sending out money is not the solution to get americans back to work. >> work incentive to get people working again is what we would like to see going forward but democrats find no other way to provide checks out and i'm concerned about that but i trust the american public would rather work than have a government pay us, would rather have a better future and would rather not sacrifice our children and grandchildren's futures for our wasting of money today. jillian: the final covid-19 bill would be a bipartisan effort. it was a long way from the $1.4 trillion figure republicans were willing to support. benjamin: the biden administration in

it is shameful america's pastime is being influenced by partisan politics. we both had a sports background here, i'm curious your take on the stand because sports became so political and seems this is one of the biggest moves we have seen that have people on both sides fired up over it. >> i can speak as a passionate sports fan. i don't feel the choice is for us to boycott sports but sports is boycotting us telling average americans not only do we disagree with you but we have a real hatred towards you, flat-out falsehoods, lies about the georgia bill, from accepting that, choking it down baseball decides to yank its all-star game array and there has to be a response, some checks, some substantive sanity in the national conversation and if greg abbott says i'm not participating i will not celebrate with you and so be it. that is the way we respond when sports boycott fans. lawrence: texas is 100% open in texas stadium, will will be having breakfast with friends at sweet temptation in mcallen, texas. thank you. >> come join me. see you later. jillian: i will

jillian: todd: or chaos in airports across america as southwest airlines leaves travelers stranded for a third straight day and employees say it is the federal government's fault. jillian: a straight a student arrested after lead from school in handcuffs because she didn't want to wear a mask, the-year-old girl and her father will join us. heather: are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us and that begin with the border crisis. a group of mostly unaccompanied migrant children surrendering to agents as a new caravan comes to the us. >> bible canceled plans to protect the border, $100 million worth of material will go to waste. alexandria half live in washington with the growing outrage. >> reporter: when you talk about border security is a clear divide the closer you get to it physically the more bipartisan it seems to become because leaders feel the impact and witness sites like this. border patrol officials say this is part of a group of 125 individuals three court of appeal or unaccompanied children. abandoned by smugglers.

todd: author of the proximity principle, america's career coach, $15 minimum wage will lift millions out of poverty, true or false? >> completely false, it is a fairytale, the reality is when you force a minimum wage increase small business owners are going to pass on those costs in two ways, they have to either raise prices or cut expenses and cut jobs and many times both, the congressional budget office has estimated a minimum loss of jobs if you raise the minimum wage, they think it can be as high - 6 million jobs. this is all good political posturing but the reality is it will cause a lot of people to lose jobs, very people the minimum wage is designed to help. todd: critics point out $7.25 an hour is not a livable wage, your response? >> they are right, but let's look at the big picture. it was never intended to be a livable wage. this is an entry point for people in the workforce. some people would say wait a second, i know somebody in their mid-20s and 30s trying to get ahead and the reality is that is an entry point wage. it was never designed for someone to feed a family on.

moments like that make you wonder why officers don't get more respect in america. detroit's police she tells laura ingraham the anti-cop climate is one of the reasons he decided to call it a career. >> last year was a wake-up for me. are police officers across this country are not being supported and i will tell you the one thing, appreciate the fact that leadership supports them and it is not common at all. and so i made an honest decision to retire on my own, nobody forced me out but i'm being called to something bigger. i'm married to make the decision yet but you will know in several weeks because i'm excited for my next phase of public service. >> chief craig is retiring next month as he marks his 40 fourth year in law enforcement. >> could be running for governor of michigan. cameras capturing migrants crossing the rio grande illegally entering the us, this exclusive video showing a group of 50 people struggling to rushing waters carrying bags and children, all of them claiming to be from venezuela. meantime border agents in del rio saving 5 migrant girls who

america is weaker and flown the white flag. carley: where is the vice president when it comes to the beatings of women and the fact they may not be able to go back to work or school, a new poll shows the president's approval rating has dropped to 41% and his approval over handling of the afghanistan situation is at 25%. politics is a whole driven business. how do you think the president is going to respond to these new numbers? >> he won't respond. it is optics with this administration. they give you words, they give you excuses. to bring up donald trump yesterday and try to blame him when you have lives at stake six days and he can't send in the military and to have again the military say coming in after the fact after they left, they couldn't give an accounting of how many blackhawks are there or biometrics tracking christians and americans down, the optics of this should be the last thing, get americans out should be top priority and nigel farage says the uk has been with us since 1970 and we are losing our allies and it wil

it's sad and not only a joke for america but the president of the united states and what our foreign policy has become. todd: is the white house simply ignoring the g.o.p. request for those numbers or is this proof that the white house has no idea what these numbers are in the first place? >> actually, i think it's both this white house has been ignoring g.o.p. requests on everything since this administration took over. they're the least transparent administration, i think, we frankly have ever seen in our country. there has been letters from us talking about everything from immigration to. pfment p loans they don't respond. i'm not shocked they are not responding to this on a much broader point i don't think they know how many americans are left over there always guessing game with big round numbers to think they are providing information to frankly reporters but really they don't have the concrete number themselves. jillian: i want to go back to something you said a minute ago all about money. argument is fair. like the domino effect when you give an inch they take a mile. if they

i'm saying to you save america, kill the bill, save america and kill the bill. we do not need this. it will harm our country at home and it will also harm our country abroad because of the perceived weakness. >> kudlow warns biden's tax hikes will hurt the middle class. turning to the border crisis thousands of haitian migrants are accepting president biden's open border invitation and more on the way. todd: griff jenkins in mexico word 2000 are seeking refuge on their journey to america. >> or the office of refugee assistance the doors are closed but this year they've had more than 77,000 migrants coming here. officials say more than 10,000 are haitians, you can see many standby waiting for the doors to open tomorrow, the migrants worn these necessary work permits and registration papers to stay here before they head north. stephenson is a migrant from 80. >> i don't - i am here. >> will you ever go back to haiti? >> never. >> either more migrants coming from south america? >> yes. >> that is just part of why so many haitians are coming, mexican officials say they are sending many

>> mexico has a lot to say about america's, quote, migrant president. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪♪ >> you are taking a live look at london, new york city and it is one of those things that it is a year later. every single person in this world has been affected by covid-19 in some way. as we look at the last year i am sad over everything we've gone through, the lives that have been lost but i'm hopeful because of the vaccines and because we are seeing reopenings. i'm really hopeful on this day that it will be better for us. >> remarkable jump by some governments, not so good by others. over in the uk everything is still sharp, every restaurant, every nonessential shop, families allowed to see other families. we've had a lockdown that is taken away personal liberties, we look across at the us within the and hope that our leaders can follow suit and fall you guys out of what has been a pretty dire year here and around the world. jillian: we say good morning, you're watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. benjamin: tonight

>> this is the california fornication of america. this is what happens in california on a daily basis. i spend a lot of time not only on border but ice agents. can i tell you this is nationalizing that failed process on a national level and that's what they are seeking to do. it's already incredibly difficult to get criminal aliens out of this country and states and cities that have sanctuary policies this is seeking to expand that furthermore, i think the american people really need to understand what's going on here. first, they told us they don't want open borders. now we are seeing open borders. then they told us priority for deportation, which they already halted was to get criminals out of this country. now you have aoc and democratic radicals saying we don't even want to get criminal aliens out of this country because that is somehow racist to which i would remind aoc and democratic colleagues that are a part of this that criminal activity, gang activity, that is not a race. that is an activity. and these people have no right

we went from america first to america last and america last, trump had it going on. we have all these high prices of oil and gas, we have rest stop crews ready to go, pipeline contractors stacked in the yards and i tell you right now we can put america's working next week if we needed to. carley: what i am hearing you say is president biden has the power to lower gas prices if he wanted to. >> sure. all he has to do is put the american people back to work with all he what is a job and i guarantee you people are really going to be impacted this winter that have gotten more jobs like a dollar an hour job or $12 an hour job, driving to and from work, keep your house heated. it is going to hurt the average american family this year, donald trump had it going on. president biden doesn't want to do anything. all he's doing is trying to break this united states of america and i don't understand. carley: president biden has done everything in his power to promote green energy, whether it is billions of dollars in equity in the billback better program or to go 50% solar by 20