demand answers. todd: and there s this. definitely no great pleasure to call out democrats, i was a democrat. todd: did you see this, a hollywood actress and former democrat throwing her support behind republican gubernatorial candidate larry elder, the stunning allegations that is made as voters prepare to head to the polls in california s recall election. good morning, you re watching fox & friends first on this monday morning. i m jillian mele. todd: i m todd piro. the fight against the president s vaccine mandate heating up as republican governors vow to challenge the order. jillian: lauren blanchard is live with the backlash as new york city begins enforcing its own mandate. reporter: the list continues to grow by the day, the governors say the vaccine mandates are unconstitutional and an attack on personal freedoms. we have had people that have been working hard for months and years, throughout the whole time, and now he wants to cast them aside. he s got no a
mcgowan is making against governor newsom s wife as voters prepare to head to the polls in california s recall election. todd: you are watching fox & friends first on this monday morning. i am todd piro. jillian: i m jillian mele. let s begin with this, the fight against the president s vaccine mandate heating up as republican governors vow to challenge the order. todd: lauren blanchard live with the backlash as new york city begins enforcing its own mandate. lauren, good morning. reporter: good morning. the list of governors continues to grow by the day, they say vaccine mandates are an attack on personal freedoms and are uncons fusional. this is egregious overreach of federal authority and as we see what these rules are, we will be able to know exactly how we will be able to challenge them in courts. reporter: here s what the president announcerred last week, businesses with 100 or more workers must require vaccination or weekly tests. employees at medicare or medic
scientists who refuted the lab leak theory, 26 of the 27 scientists had funding connections to researchers in china. did he get another one? lindor again. what a memorable night wrapping up the subway series. steve: good morning everybody in washington, d.c. this is your 6:01 wake-up call right now. it s 72 in new york and 72 in the district of columbia where today they are going for a high of 90 degrees. look who is here? we have rachel in for ainsley. brian: you didn t work enough over the weekend. rachel: i didn t work enough. steve: i think today is ainsley s daughter s first day of school. rachel: good for her. steve: anyway, good to have you. rachel: thank you, always a pleasure to fill in for ainsley. brian: still dealing with the legacy of 9/11 saw some of those tremendous features look back 20 years seems like 20 minutes ago. still dealing with the legacy fox & friends because of where we are right now what happened. attacks came from afghanistan plotted an
month for the biden agenda, showing more question marks than check marks so far as the white house tries to light a fire on fighting crime and protecting voting rights. the new reporting this morning on what our sources are telling our team about the strategies. and on the pandemic front, pfizer meeting with top health officials today on the potential need for a booster shot. we re live in one of the nation s hot spots with medical experts standing by. good morning, i m hallie jackson. garrick and mike, big week for the biden agenda and for politics here in washington. garrick, give us the reality check because congress has to do stuff now to avoid big problems later when we run into the annual fight over government funding, et cetera. that s right. the senate is back and they have a laundry list to get done. first they have to turn two of the president s biggest priorities into legislation. that s the bipartisan infrastructure framework that s been in agreement for two w
against the big tech giants, including facebook, google, and twitter, as well as their ceos, mark zuckerberg, sundar pichai, and jack dorsey. three real nice guys. [applause] our case will prove this censorship is unlawful, it s unconstitutional, and it s completely un-american. we are going to hold big tech very accountable. emily: this is outnumbered. emily compagno. here today, my cost, kayleigh mcenany. fox news correspondent gillian turner. morgan ortagus. in the center virtual seat, jesse watters, cohost of the five, and author of the brand-new book, how i saved the world, which we are looking forward to talking about later in the program. welcome to you, jesse. we don t have a complaint yet, but we have with the former president has articulated. in part they said is going to be the biggest class action the world has ever seen because of how many americans he argues were censored by these big tech platforms. jesse: i was struck by the very presidential present