Injured. How is the city responding to that by barely mentionings it. The headline in Chicago Tonight is that they fired the Police Officer who shot an armed suspect back in march. Good luck with that chicago, streets there certainly sound a lot safer tonight. It was also a violent weekend here in new York City 23 people shot. Two people dead. One of the victims was a 21yearold Marine hit by a stray bullet in what used to be one of the safest spots in the city times square. This marks the second shooting there in recent months. And the data speaks for itself. Crime is totally out of control. And its the democrats fault. They defunded the police. Eliminated cash bail, and empties the jailed and hired Crooked District Attorneys who let just about everything slide. Got a problem with that . Too bad. Aoc says you need to calm down and put it all in context. We are seeing these headlines about percentage increases. Now, i want to say that any amount of harm is unacceptable and too much. But
Right now. Youre watching Fox Friends first on this monday morning, im ashley he strohmier, in for todd piro. Jillian im jillian mele. The u. S. Carries out Air Strikes. Ashley Lauren Blanchard joins us live from washington with the latest this morning. Reporter good morning. The Air Strikes carried out in the middle of the night at three locations near the border of syria and iraq. The u. S. Targeting iran backed militia. Were told these were operational and Weapons Storage facilities that engaged in Uav Attacks against u. S. Assets in iraq. Pentagon Press Secretary John Kirby called the strikes necessary and appropriately limited in scope. Quote, the united states took necessary appropriate and deliberate action designed to limit the risk of escalation but also send a clear and unambiguous deterrent message. President biden did not comment on the strikes, as he and the First Lady returned to the White House Last Night after a weekend at camp david. This is the second time in his pres
month? plus south carolina senator tim scott is clapping back against a controversial washington post piece about his family s history. he said no amount of purported fact-checking our attacks from the mainstream media will ever take away from the struggles his family overcame our panel is on standby to weigh in. an old saying goes there s no use crying over spilled milk but what about spilled the scalding hot coffee? and new jersey man suing dunkin donuts one night court convenes. we continue with the president s push forward of massive tax and spending plans. white house correspondent kevin corke is tracking it all trying to calculate how much it s going to cost you. going to need an abacus tonight. it is one thing to invite the world to strategize ways to improve the climate and to enhance life on the plane to plant collectively speaking. it is altogether something else to shove much of that cost onto the backs of the american taxpayer which is precisely how some cr
normal. watch. if everything falls into the right place and we get this under control it is conceivable you might be able to pull back a bit on some of the public health measures as we get into the late fall of this year but there is no guarantee of that. shannon: late fall maybe. as revelers hit the streets after the super bowl in tampa some not wearing masks or distancing at all. florida republican governor ron desantis slammed for going mask was. he said he was sipping a beer in the stands. authorities authorities go after you if you party. those few bad actors will be identified in the tampa police department will handle it. shannon: 20 days into the biden administration in defense over to record on jobs. the white house press secretary mocking fox news reporter peter doocy when he asked about job losses on the keystone pipeline and democrats are split as progressives rage over covid-19 relief payments for those in the united states illegally. to get stimulus checks t
with critics saying he should be working with congress to implement his agenda. david spunt is live at the white house with more. good evening, david. reporter: hi, mike, good evening. we are hearing that tuesday is going to be the immigration reform day here for the biden administration. they ve been waiting to do this for a long time. of it s going to be rolling back many policies from the previous administration. fox news has learned the president will establish a task force that would reunite families separated at the border. then-candidate biden for almost two years on the campaign trail talked about this issue. the white house planned for the president to sign the orders two days ago, on friday, but because the confirmation votes put alejandro mayorkas as homeland security secretary is delayed, the president is waiting patiently. mayorkas is expected, though, to be confirmed tomorrow night. president biden, mike, also expected to increase refugee admissions. he has sa