batteries. if not we are going to be depending on china. steve: it s not just the electric vehicles. peter actually, when he was up in new jersey bought a new car from the car guy. todd told us that because of the chip shortage is still a real thing. i m not going to use the name of the car manufacturer, but they do not put heated front seats in the cars because they cannot get enough chips to heat the seats there are hundreds or thousands of chips in a vehicle we still are not back up to speed with that. brian: mayor pete is on it. ainsley: there will be protests this week. we are still expecting the decision to come down from the supreme court. steve: could be tomorrow. ainsley: could be thursday. they have 18 more cases they are ruling on. we don t know when they are going to break. some are suspecting they might send down this ruling right
pain. and he will join us live. you will see the exclusive announcement right here on fox & friends. ainsley: see this on the news. it so sorry for that family. i don t know them. i m so sorry for what they are going through. people fear this could happen to your family. most of these big cities are getting so corrupt and so progressive and they are calling to defund and not they took a billion dollars out of the police budget here in new york. and then they expected crime to go away? brian: 500 retired or quit the nypd in new york. and very few, i imagine have any regrets. coming up straight ahead. the white house dismissing fears of a recession? will i don t think recession is inevitable. not is only a recession inevitable. a recession not inevitable. steve: new reality point. will former clinton and obama official he is not so sure they are right. the summer travel season is
losing the championship playoffs last month. grayson murray going viral for o$1 billion mark at the box office. actor tom cruise s biggest domestic hit with 473 million in u.s. ticket sales in just under three weeks. meanwhile disney s light year lands in second place. toy story spin off missing expectations with just a $512 million debut. dominion dominating father s day weekend finishing at number one with a $58 million haul. i got say i saw jurassic world and maverick. do not see jury was stick world after maverick. it doesn t do it fair justice. steve: were you at the drive-in or double header? i wish it was a double header
hot dogs 37%. soda up 17%. and ice cream up 14%. brian: i will add something else over the weekend that popped up. everyone kept talking about oil and gas. everyone in the administration talking about oil and gas. janet yellen said it s just about time to switch to renewables. when are they going it understand reniewnels are not close to taking over. not as if we have renewables in our shed and we have to take off bubble wrap. we are not ready to make that transition. in germany they are so not ready nobody wants to use solar panels or windmills they are firing up coal plants raush is not sending in natural gas. the plant are not ready. steve: they want everybody to buy an electric car that costs more than the average americans in a year. brian: where are they? steve: they are making them. ainsley: get on the list, brian. you will get it in two years. steve: one other thing
steve: get him on the horn. meanwhile, let s talk about something that you feel every time you do anything and that is inflation. last week it was very telling last week joe biden did an interview. he sat down with the associated press. they talked for a half hour. he hadn t talked to a reporter one ohm one since february 10th. brian: joe being joe. steve: america is in a bad mood with inflation, baby formula and gas. it s all caused by coronavirus what he is said. then he said something that had a lot of people scratching their heads. he said that the predictions of a recession, the president said not inevitable. well, if the boss is going to say it s not inadmissible. inevitable everybody else needs do the same. said his goal is to bring inflation down while maintaining a strong labor market.