he's not the only one in wisconsin who was let onto the streets on low bail. todd: confusing how that happens in the digital age. you are watching "fox and friends first". carley: chris cuomo, cnn intimately suspended after bombshell evidence in the new york attorney general's report. >> reporter: cnn taking action against its star anchor after learning he played a much larger role in his brother official misconduct defense than he previously admitted. the network extending anderson cooper's show by an hour to cover cuomo's timeslot. cooper mentioned cuomo was suspended indefinitely pending an investigation. cnn's statement saying in part, quote, these documents point to a greater level involvement in his brother's efforts than previously knew. the move comes after top talent including jake tapper pressured the network to push cuomo off the are after scathing exhibits were released by the new york attorney general's office. one exchange with andrew cuomo's top aid reveals chris reached out to his sources to check on potential allegations was another message shows chris suggesting rebuttals for some of those allegations. and interview document reveals chris forwarding a democratic strategists information about accuser charlotte bennett and her time in college, bennett, former new york state employee saying the network need not investigate his behavior. the investigation is over and yesterday she received answers. anything short of firing cuomo blocking morals and backbone. chris made a full throated defense of his big brother on his sirius xm radio show hours before cnn pulled him off the air. >> the game has will. one of the general principles is you can fight against the other party and you can fight against the media but only if you have your party too. the republicans hating him, he had the media never really liked him. that is why he had to re-sign. >> reporter: dollars four months after his brother resigned in disgrace following a report finding he harassed 11 women. carley: todd: families coming together for a vigil in oxford, michigan remembering the three classmates killed in a high school shooting. carley: marianne rafferty has more about the suspect in custody. >> reporter: three students were shot and killed him eight injured, a 15-year-old sophomore was taken into custody. there were tense moments in oxford high school as terrified students barricaded themselves in classrooms and others ran for safety. at one point the gunmen could be heard trying to coax students out pretending to be law enforcement. >> it wasn't a real so we hit, very scary. >> i felt like it was 30 minutes or something, the police came and knocked on the door. >> reporter: police say the 15-year-old came to school armed with a semi automatic handgun allegedly purchased by his father four days before the fatal shooting. >> deputies removed from the suspect a 9 millimeters 6-hour sp 2022 pistol. it was loaded at the time and still contain we 7 rounds of ammunition. >> reporter: the victims are hannah saint giuliana, madison baldwin and tate mayor, football player who died in a sheriff's vehicle on the way to the hospital. the injured range in age from 14 to 17. a 47-year-old teacher was shot but has since been released from the hospital. president biden extending don't want us to those families who lost children in the shooting. >> president biden: my heart goes out to those entering unimaginable grief of losing loved ones. that whole community has to be in a state of shock right now. >> reporter: as of now the suspect is invoked his right not to speak. authorities investigating his motive. todd: tough seeing those faces. todd: carley: a previous bail transcript for a suspected waukesha parade attacker, darrell brooks, is gone. brooks released on $1,000 after allegedly running over his ex-girlfriend two weeks before the assault. officials telling fox news the transcript for that hearing is damaged and lost forever. brooks relief came despite soaring 6 out of 6 risk assessment for new criminal activity in a four out of 6 on a test evaluating likelihood he would miss his court appearance. of convicted the waukesha attack, a career criminal faces six life sentences. todd: be ghislaine maxwell trial beginning of heart-wrenching testimony about being abused by a socialite. facing federal charges including sex trafficking of a minor. going by the pseudonym jane the woman says she met epstein and maxwell where epstein is a benefactor for years. the abuse allegedly happening when that girl was 14 years old. jane claiming maxwell participated in the abuse more than twice, jane is one of four alleged victims in the indictment against maxwell, the first accuser to take the stand. carley: jussie smollett conducting a dry run of his attack the day before took place, the prosecution says the evidence is proof the empire actor hired his brothers to stage the ambush adding the brothers were -- wrote a check for $3,500 after the dry run and given $100 in cash for supplies. chicago detectives testifying against's jussie smollett for hours citing phone records and social media records alleging jussie smollett staged a hate crime. the two brothers attacked the actor because they, quote, didn't like him. todd: the rittenhouse case we all knew the facts and no disputing the fact, just interpretation of the law. in this case no one seems to agree on the facts. this will be interesting. carley: we really facts. todd: the process. carley: this is the process. the time is 7 minutes after the hour. biden's federal reserve chief pushing back on white house talking points that inflation is transitory. what is really going on? todd: derek schmidt breaking it down as the state prepares to fight back. ♪♪ it's ubrelvy. one dose can quickly stop my migraine in its tracks within 2 hours. don't take with strong cyp3a4 inhibitors. most common side effects were nausea and tiredness. ask about ubrelvy, the anytime, anywhere migraine 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>> it would be much better. i'm not an economist, i do remember the basics when we have too many dollars chasing goods you have prices going up. that is what happened. the biden administration wrapped up, but a lot of new money into the economy in march. now they want to do even more and that has driven out prices. for some folks, these are marginal increases, that is an inconvenience. for folks living paycheck to paycheck, working families who have the budget to make ends meet price increase of hundreds of dollars a year can have a devastating impact on families. we wish we weren't here, self-inflicted wound caused by federal policy but we will try to help our people. todd: the impact the elite don't seem to understand. let's get your thoughts on this, federal judge blocking a biden vaccine mandate for healthcare workers nationwide. a federal court decision that carries a lot of weight. will president biden follow this and what happens if he doesn't? >> he ought to. we are obligated to follow court orders, that applies to the president of the united states as well. two federal judges, one in louisiana this week that looked at this biden mandate for healthcare workers, healthcare facilities said it is illegal, you can't do it, in kansas, literally failed to some folks, small rural hospitals or nursing homes, can't find people to work there. this was not well thought out. carley: you lead the charge on that lawsuit and it is impacting 10 other states so a legal victory for you celebrating this week. thank you for joining us, good to see you again. todd: janice dean here with the fox weather forecast. it is beginning to feel a lot like christmas. >> janice: this is -- todd: i was chilly. >> janice: we did see a little snow depending on where you live. we did see a few snowflakes yesterday but much of the country will warm up. todd: in new york. >> janice: i, marianne. todd: she loves me. >> janice: 38 chicago, 44 in new york. relatively, the first day of the summer, it is. we are talking very warm temperatures 10 to 30 degrees above average for much of the country to the northeast. todd will feel it tomorrow, jd, not feeling like christmas. high-pressure across the west ushering this warm flow that will move into parts of the northern plains and upper midwest. we will break records for south dakota, 73 degrees. that is craziness. future radar, couple clipper systems bringing potential for snow across the great lakes and interior northeast. not everybody feeling that warmth yet. through friday mainly rain across the ohio river valley, coastal areas but snow for the upper midwest and great lakes and interior northeast. really? it will feel warmer later this week but not as warm across the west. airport delays, not much going on. we could see potential for airport delays across the midwest and great lakes and the northwest as well where we continue to have more rain in the forecast, flooding for the northwest. the good news is there is a break for the northwest. they were inundated by rain and storms for weeks and weeks but look at some of those temperatures. that is crazy. and to the northeast. you will start to feel a little bit of december. todd: i haven't given you one of those horrible dirty tosses in a while when you mess up and don't do it right. carley: that is dirty talk. >> janice: thank you for the clarity. your mom is watching. todd: thank you as always. america's favorite mayor leaving new york city drug users a parting gift on his way out the door. carley: breaking down the legal injection sites, coming up next. ♪ “i got you babe” by etta james ♪ ♪ wait hold up! here it comes! alright, everybody stand up straight. okay now let me flip it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ malliotakis will todd: doctor has running for the senate in pennsylvania. he wants to help the nation heal from division and government overreach during the pandemic. >> americans deserve better solutions, doctors are about solutions. people with good ideas are shamed, silenced, bullied and they are threatening the same overreach with a crime. america is in crisis. our values are under attack. i will serve america in time of need. >> reporter: is entering as a republican shaking of the election in that big battleground state. carley: mayor bill deblasio exits office leaving a parting, the first city run safe injection site for drug addicts in the united states. new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis, there is a drug problem in new york city and across the country. mayor bill deblasio's solution is don't do them outside, do it inside where it is more comfortable. >> reporter: time when we are fighting to get our senior centers open post covid fully operational the mayor is focusing on a community center for those who are addicts. this is extraordinary not only dangerous for the surrounding community, in other cities the tried this has not resolved the issue and led to other quality-of-life issues in those neighborhoods but the reality is it is a violation of the controlled substances act. in 2018 when the mayor started kicking the surround i reached out to the doj under the trump administration, received a commitment they would intervene if the mayor move forward and he backed off a plan but now with the new administration he's trying to proceed with this or is proceeding with it and i wrote to the doj yesterday asking them to intervene, a violation of federal law, something the trump administration took philadelphia's court over and won that lawsuit. >> did you hear from the doj. >> you see what happens, they do more to stop the root cause of the problem. we know 80% according to the dea, coming to the southern border, you have to stop the wide open border policy and locally we need to stop putting criminals back to the streets, under the bail law those hardened career drug dealers are being released into the street and continue to pray on our citizens. we need to go after bad actors, in long-term recovery. it is unfortunate with a few days left in his administration he continues to put policies people of new york do not want. in addition they are looking to allow 800,000 noncitizens to vote in municipal elections, one parting gift after another, we will stop them on both fronts. todd: increase in crime and drug use. this line from the new york post some that the situation well. they say it will provide clean needles and social services that users must bring their own drugs. i don't know how this is legal on a state level. if this hasn't stopped, if this goes forward, what happens to new york city? >> it will continue to deteriorate our quality of life. the reason we have this open use of heroin is the mayor's policies, he wasn't addressing homelessness or mental illness, he was not addressing crime. this policy has led to crime soaring in new york city. the reality is the mayor at every turn when trying to address something only makes the problems worse and tries to introduce new policies to address the problems he created and worsens the situation. hopefully the new mayor will work with us to address the crime, reinstate the nypd plainclothes unit that goes after gangs and drug dealers and we will work with him in the doj will do its job to step in and uphold the law. the trump administration did everything going after philadelphia, we need attorney general garland to do the right thing. we need president biden to be serious about closing the border and stopping the flow of drugs. carley: we will see what happens with incoming mayor adams. congresswoman malliotakis, thank you for joining us. todd: kyle rittenhouse standing up to cancel culture. >> it is very silly and funny. i agree with everybody's right to demonstrate no matter how silly it is. todd: more of his response to the woke mob demanding he be kicks off kansas state university. rachel: carley: a crucial step on brooks's hearing is damaged and he's not the only one let out on the streets. when it comes to autism, finding the right words can be tough. finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org when we started our business we were paying an arm and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >> kyle rittenhouse brushing off cancel culture trying to keep them from getting an education at arizona state university. >> i think it is city and funny. i agree with everybody's right to demonstrate no matter how silly it is. >> reporter: socialist group blaming him as a bloodthirsty murder and demanding university kick them out despite a jury find him not guilty on all charges related to the kenosha, wisconsin students. what they do is look at his grades, they got to let him in. funny and depression get off. >> that shows the young man's maturity. i don't know if i were in his position as meeting-year-old i would have the same ability to brush it off like you said. he can have a much different take. is not. he is handling this with aplomb if you will and it is amazing to see. >> they don't ask about criminal history. even if found guilty and went to jail, they could be online and they would have to admit him. todd: they came to the woke mob. and say enough is enough. a stunning turn in the trial of jussie smollett, surveillance video of the former empire actor doing a dry run before the incident occurred. great to see you. this means all the evidence year he standards admitted as evidence, not just part of the opening arguments. does this become a slamdunk? >> a slamdunk before the first word of the opening statement. there's a lot of evidence against jussie smollett and it begs the question a lot of people ask me wise jussie smollett going to trial with all the evidence against him, probably hoping one juror out of 12 will have sympathy for him and not pulled the trigger, maybe the reason for a hung jury but there's a lot of evidence against him and i'm wondering if an offer was made for a plea bargain but i'm not sure about that. todd: it seems to be the opposite of the case where the rittenhouse, we knew what the facts were but you have the prosecution and defense disagreeing on the facts was want to switch gears and go to wisconsin. a crucial transcript about the bail hearing damaged it forever. in our digital age how does this happen? >> happens more often than you think. a lot of these cases are handled in cases that outdated digital communication or ways to record the proceedings. if you are not projecting your voice or doing one of those things a lot of times you are not doing that. i'm not surprised by that at all. digging into this guy's history to see where the failures were, it is too little too late, the damage has been done. it doesn't matter what happened at a prior bail hearing but this side will never see the light of day, there's a $5 million bail. someone could post it which is scarier than anything that happened. >> the longtime pilot, at the ghislaine maxwell sex trafficking trial raising a lot of questions with regard to a former president. the lawyer asking former president bill clinton, flew on some of the flight, the pilot lawrence paul saying yes. you've been through this and understand how the court system works. anything happened to big-name reference to clinton on the stand? >> the big impetus for this case is there were big names attached to jeffrey epstein and this prosecution is politically motivated. no one likes to hear charges like sex trafficking and such but ghislaine maxwell's defense, falsely accused and she will present enough evidence to show this was a political hit job, she's a scapegoat and who cares about jeffrey epstein's pilot or who wrote on his plane, what does that have to do with the allegations against ghislaine maxwell? nothing. it is sensational and we will see more of that in this trial and talk about egregious. ghislaine maxwell is still sitting in jail but darrell brooks who could walk, talk about egregious, that is egregious. todd: fascinating comparison. a lot of big names in this trial. probably nothing happens but it is hellish is nonetheless. we appreciate your insight, thank you very much. carley: interesting perspectives. cnn anchor chris cuomo is off the air but is the network doing enough? we are learning how far cuomo was willing to go to defend his now disgraced brother. socially are getting the last laugh after magazine publishes a book of essays praising alexandria ocasio cortez. joe concha talking about that next. ♪♪ emerge tremfyant®. tremfya® is approved to help reduce joint symptoms in adults with active psoriatic arthritis. some patients even felt less fatigued. serious allergic reactions may occur. tremfya® may increase your risk of infections and lower your ability to fight them. tell your doctor if you have an infection or symptoms or if you had a vaccine or plan to. emerge tremfyant® with tremfya®... ask you doctor about tremfya® today. where's mom? 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>> not even close and months late because we knew about chris cuomo helping his brother not like helping his brother with a campaign to get reelected but the campaign was against incredible women who accuses brother of sexual harassment and chris cuomo was leading the charge in smearing some of these women. it is now obviously shown in those text messages because make no mistake chris cuomo is not an acre but a partisan activist and always has been and that is exposed in broad daylight so cnn had no choice but to suspend him. the backlash from the right, the left and everywhere in between made that impossible to ignore. he should have been outright fired and that should have happened months ago because he served as a political hitman in this case and lied on the air about the extent of the role he was playing. this was the one who once faked his own covid quarantine. is anyone surprised about that aspect? this suspension left the door open for him coming back. the same network brought back jeffrey tube and, after the self-serving manner that he conducted himself on that zoom call in front of female coworkers. will cuomo have a second act? we will see. rachel: the last couple days. cuomo - cuomo for a second. he doesn't seem to understand the severity of what he did. listen. >> i did not want them to resign in the beginning because i believed him, let do process take care of the situation. there wasn't going to be due process and his party was against him and the republicans weren't going to help him, he had no choice, couldn't do the work of the state anymore. todd: how insulting is it that he's invoking due process when it appears chris cuomo himself was trying to stifle in a way that due process of his brother's accusers by getting to them first? >> you can't take anything this person says seriously. he is an anchor. he is in the wrong profession. use cars, selling those might be a way to go. he said the media was against his brother. has anybody seen that movie that went on during spring of 2020, all those finding headlines, he got a book deal for millions of dollars thanks to the interviews his brother gave him time and again on cnn. this needs to go away, cnn should fire him but the suspension feels very -- after a couple months, this will slowly bring him back and it will be brian williams all over again. carley: that could happen. new york magazine has a book of essays out about alexandria ocasio cortez. the title of the book is take up space, the unprecedented aoc, and inclusive essay on the role her beauty place in her public perception and analysis on her social media, and essay honor authenticity and social media reacting, don't want to waste time here. the tweets we have, media in other countries would be a chambered to succumb to politicians this way. >> let me unwrap this in 25 seconds but aoc always look beyond the sizzle, look at her record, the thing that matters when it comes to the simple question has she made the lives of those she serves in the fourteenth district of new york better. according to the nonpartisan center affect effective lawmaking, she's one of the least effective lawmakers in congress. on the democratic side she ranked 230 out of 240, 18 congressional democrats from new york state she ranked last. cnn gave her a primetime documentary, being aoc regionally, time magazine called her the phenom. multiple writers from new york magazines with these essays, the dnc couldn't write the script better, sizzle over stake is the classic way to describe alexandria ocasio cortez. todd: this is a 400 page book, we know where creative writing majors have gone with their careers. carley: the time is 51 minutes after the hour. a double standard. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer had a lot to say about gas prices when trump was president but where's the outrage now? 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not just gas prices look what's going on with the travel ban when president trump did it, it was racist. now look where we are with new covid travel ban under president biden. >> that's a really good point called hypocrisy, right? go back to energy. it's important to note donald trump did have rising gas prices when he was president because there was a lot of demand because we had a rock star economy. the problem now is we actually have a recovering economy but they have attacked american energy. they have gone after new leases in drilling in anwar, federal and state land leasing they have gone after drill in the gulf of mexico. they want to shut down the line five pipeline that goes from my old district over to eastern michigan. war on energy is driving up the cost of energy. that's the plan. that's what they want. they want higher energy prices so we are going to use less energy because the green radicals want us to go to battery and greener sources. >> look at these numbers biden vs. trump at this time in respective presidencies. look at that it is almost a dollar more under biden than it was about four years ago and then the high is about 50 cents. you mentioned the democratic policies and the democratic attack on energy. does the average time it, doesn't necessarily follow politics like you and i do, do they understand that so much so in 2022 they are going to hold biden and the democrats to account at the polls? >> i don't know if they draw deep connections they understand biden as the president and understand when they fill up the cars really darn expensive. i hear this all the time. people are talking about gaffes prices because, you know, again, it used to be $50 to fill up f-150. now $100 to fill up ford f-150. people understand another 40 bucks that fill up your car comes out of the bottom line free cash to spend with dinner with your wife. you are democrats they get the messaging they don't like american energy. they get that the biden has tapped into the -- to our federal reserve of oil. they get he is asking opec to pump oil. they get it and that's why biden's poll numbers are so low. because people are paying more because of his policies. carley: without a doubt. talk about the waukesha tragedy. something the media isn't covering that is affecting your home state of wisconsin. i thought this was really interesting. a local milwaukee. >> it v station they did some investigative reporting and they found that in milwaukee county, bail was set under $1,000 in dozens of cases, including 45 felonies. so, when you think people hear the word felony and then you think under $1,000 in bail, that doesn't translate. we are running out of time here. really important question. what needs to change to make americans safer? >> well, we need a new prosecutor in milwaukee, wisconsin. john chisholm has been assault on crime prosecutor decades. people are committing serious and multiple crimes. these are not first time offenders. these are repeat offenders doing violent things in the community that are being released on low dollar bonds getting back out and reoffending. again, this is a problem in the prosecutor's office. great police officers, new prosecutor solves the problem. carley: prosecutors and judges as well setting low bail amounts. are sean, thank you so much we appreciate it. todd: thanks, sean with that "fox & friends" starts right now. happy wednesday, everybody. ♪ bret: a federal judge is blocking a biden administration vaccination rule nationwide. >> the democrat party believes in centralized decision-making. whereas we believe in the individual. >> new details about the shooting at a high school in michigan where three students died. >> police have identified the shooter as 15-year-old sophomore. >> we're executing a search warrant at the suspect's house. he's not cooperating with us at this point in time. >> federal reserve chairman finally admitted inflation was not transitory. >> probably a good time to retire that word. >> really become too big of a problem to ignore.