erode from towns and cities that don't know how to properly spend what they already have. >> the problem lies in the public's easy access to it. anybody can add something to your trash without your knowledge but you'll be punished for it. >> that's a good point. "fox and friends" starts now. bye. hello friends. good morning. today is tuesday, the 15th of september. 2015. i'm anna kooiman in for elizabeth as he will beck. brand new details on what could be a deadly love triangle. donald trump packs a stadium with 20,000 people and takes on his rival. >> nobody will be able to do the job that i'm going to do. nobody. they won't. >> and wait until you hear what the donald has got planned for today. and is this the most

disgusting wedding ever? >> yes. >> look at this. >> a washed up rock star gets hitched on 9/11. complete with twin towers cakes. and box cutters as party favors. yeah. the latest on devo. you thought we had the latest on defense owe and they were done. we're not finished yet. mornings are better with friends. >> hi everybody. welcome to the heart of manhattan. elisabeth will be back tomorrow. anna for one more day. >> where are you going? >> going out with a bang. >> italy and austria. >> fantastic. >> congratulations. >> would you promise to send us pictures every day? >> i'm not talking to anybody while i'm gone. >> really? not even texting.

okay fine. >> that should be a lot of fun. meanwhile, a lot of stuff to give you right here. you're going to be thinking about the debate through most of your honeymoon. >> come on. it's your honeymoon. >> i'm going to miss it. >> i know romance, steve. women love to bake. >> two minutes after the top of the hour. heather nauert joins us. we were watching that manhunt and now we have a conclusion. >> we certainly do. good morning to you all. hope you're off to a good day. fox news alert to bring you right now. a suspected love triangle ends with three people dead. delta state university professor shannon lamb ending his own life after killing his girlfriend and a colleague who may have come between them. the school was put on lockdown. police conducted a massive manhunt for lamb who told them he wasn't going to jail. cornered by police, lamb took his own life. the lockdown at that university has been lifted.

classes will resume tomorrow. and from extreme weather to bring you from out west. rescuers are searching for five people believed washed away by powerful flooding in utah overnight. eight people have confirmed to be dead so far. two cars packed with women and children were swept into a flood channel in utah. in the meantime, in northern california, look at this right here. it looks more like the gates of hell. two wildfires continue to rage there. 23,000 people have been evacuated. normally, we talk about evacuations in the hundreds. this time 23,000. so many homes there have been destroyed so far. this was a hazing ritual that led to this college student's death. now more than pi delta sy fraternity -- third degree murder charges in the death of freshman pledge michael dang. dang died during a ritual in the pocono mountains two years ago. he was forced to wear a

blindfold and filled with a backpack. he fell and hit his head. his fraternity brothers waited at least an hour before they took him to a hospital. the eagles could have won in monday night football opener if not for a late-game interception. take a look. >> third and eight. down the middle. run in by -- >> boy, watch that right here. philly comeback by allen. in the game with a pick on the final drive. falcons win it, 26-24. in san francisco, a one-sided game had a star breakout. >> spin by. kaepernick leads the way. touchdown 49ers. >> wow, nice. carlos hyde carrying the 49ers to victory against the vikings. the running back absolutely on fire with 168 yards, two touchdowns. san francisco winning 20-3. those are your headlines. brian, there's your sports for

you. >> i know. i'm envious. >> they gave me an offer. i said no, she's standing up already. let her keep reading. what the heck. >> thanks a lot. >> i owe you one. >> thanks. last night, deep in the heart of texas. donald trump packed the american airlines center of the home of the mavericks. the maverick holding his hat right there. it was 20,000. what's the big deal? >> the last time there was a large crowd gathered for a -- was barack obama. last night he had 20,000. if you missed it, we have a montage. it was classic trump. it was a political speech unlike any other. listen to this. >> it's disgusting what's happening to our country. we are a dumping ground for the rest of the world. they mentioned a little while ago, scotty, about the silent majority. it's back. it's not silent. i think we should call it, maybe

call it the noisy, the aggressive, the wanting to win, wanting to win majority. i like carly and i like ben and i like many of the people that i'm running against. i mean, many of these people are terrific people. but nobody is going to be able to do the job that i'm going to do. nobody. they won't. we have to stop illegal immigration. we have to do it. we have to do it. >> talking about cities and anchor babies and all that. the state of texas, this is bush territory in a lot of ways. it's their family. when heernor bush, boos is what you heard from the crowd. he's also -- his poll numbers are 30% right now. he's talking about how great of

a time he's having with these numbers. he's like we're killing it. killing it! there are no tell prompters there. >> he said no teleprompters and said no more obama care. it's donald care. he doesn't have the plan necessarily for donald care. >> i think it means he's going to take care of the country. >> we might need a dollar. >> he did come out with a detailed immigration plan and he's about to come out with a detailed pac plan and taking on wall street. that's the big story. wall street is getting worried because he's going to take on specifically hedge fund guys and women who he feels are not paying enough taxes. >> he's going to talk about tonight, tonight he's going to address national security issues and be on the deck of the u.s.s iowa. also known as the battleship of presidents in the port of los angeles. tomorrow, this is brilliant, yesterday the new host of celebrity apprentice, arnold

schwarzenegger was named. he'll be back. >> who will be at the debate tomorrow? arnold schwarzenegger and donald trump. look for a handshake. nonetheless the image -- >> two unorthodox republicans. who is his celebrity guy? donald trump not a celebrity guy. but you ask the people sforing donald trump. at the bottom of the top five is authentic republican or conservative. authentic conservative. >> also a debate tomorrow night. we'll have carly fiorina with the comments that donald trump made about her face and you want her to be president. i know she's a woman. she said over the weekend she was not going to demand apology from donald trump but instead she took the time to put this together. watch. >> ladies, look at this face. and look at all of your faces. the face of leadership.

the face of leadership in our party, the party of women's suffrage. the face of leadership in your community. in your businesses. in your places of work and worship. ladies, note to democrat party, we are not a special interest group. we are the majority of the nation. this is the face of the 61-year-old woman i am proud of every year and every wrinkle. >> that is a great ad. >> donald trump. >> that was a shot at hillary clinton as well. because she's talking about note to the democratic party, we're not a special interest group. she is the female counterpart on the republican side of hillary clinton. if you want to elect a woman, it doesn't have to be hillary. >> speaking of hillary, she sat down with a friend of had program, hard hitting. mario lopez from extra, extra.

she had to select a venue where she would not be pressed on the e-mail situation. as we heard from rudy last night on this channel, her need to find a good criminal defense attorney. mario asks hillary whether or not she's considered her husband, bill clinton, former president as her running mate, vice president. here's what she said. >> he would be good. but he's not eligible under the constitution. he has served his two terms. i think the argument would be, as vice president, it would not be possible for him to ever succeed to the position. at least that's what i've been told. it has crossed my mind. >> she wouldn't sit down with anybody. now she's sitting down with mario lopez and ellen trying to show her humor and heart. what her aides are trying to say this is the new hillary. >> spontaneous. >> but it's not. >> on "the tonight show" on friday. he's going on colbert next week. nothing wrong with sitting down with mario lopez.

>> of course. my point is just that it appears forced. she was on with ellen trying to do the whip and the nene that everybody is doing at weddings and bars. didn't work. >> meanwhile, emily blunt at the toronto film festival talking to the hollywood reporter. she recently became an american citizen and she said this will anger a number of republicans. she said "i became an american citizen recently and that night we dee stieded to watch the republican debate, and i thought this was a terrible mistake. what have i done?" >> she goes on to say this. i'm not sure i'm entirely thrilled about it. people ask me about the whole day. they were like, it must have been so emotional. it was sad. i like being british. >> then leave hollywood, california and let american women take on the roles you're getting. americans are watching your movies and lining your pockets with movies -- >> i agree with you, anna.

she went on to say, it's weird. i get to keep my british citizenship and you have to renounce the queen. not to be rude, i had to renounce her in the room but i don't technically renounce her. just say it. you don't have to mean it, just say it. why is that typical american? she was with john kra zin ski and -- >> she dix i chicked herself. she's alienated half the country but will think twice about going to her movies. >> i didn't know who she was. sorry. >> i'm sure she -- >> congratulations. you're an american citizen and very unhappy. do you believe -- will emily blunt's feelings about citizenship affect the way you feel about her movies? >> yes. >> a dozen minutes after the top of the hour. coming up, a high school football coach and marine corps vet under investigation. his crime?

he led his team on a post game prayer on the field. the fight over faith is coming up. here's his picture. donald trump endorsement of romney in 2012. the love doesn't go both ways. mitt romney has one mission. to keep the donald, the man behind the campaign is here to react. that's next. ♪my milkface is an elevated state.♪ ♪cinnamon is my soul mate. ♪no debate 'cause it tastes so great.♪ ♪that's why i got milk face. ♪la-la-la-la-la.

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now it's time to really start because this is going to happen. i'm telling you. i'm not going anywhere. unless i win, it's been a waste of time for me, folks. it's been a total waste of time. >> for 20,000 people, they showed up for no reason yesterday. donald trump on his surge in dallas last night. he had a huge crowd. for some former mitt romney supporters it's put an end to trump's ride. trump endorsed romney in 2012. why the bad blood? is there any really? joining us to discuss it is part of the campaign in 2012 and offer of the last season, stuart stevens. first off, from what you could tell, is there an organized campaign by the romney people which you would be one against donald trump? >> no. the different people who worked for mitt romney, working for

different candidates running against donald trump. but i see no organized difference at all. >> mitt romney has been called by dald trump, he's a nice guy and a loser. that creates a bitterness, don't you think? >> i don't think mitt has a bitter bone in his body. i've never heard him say that. it's like sports. everybody thinks you could have done better. it's natural. it's what you should expect. >> what about people who say we worked so hard to get the hispanic vote back, worked hard to get the female vote back. even though donald trump's numbers are high, it hurts the party for him to be the nominee. >> i don't think he will be the nominee. i'm not even convinced he's he'll gb to the ballot in iowa and new hampshire. >> with the number two guy -- >> i don't think it will stay. one of the real differences this year, iowa caucus is not until the first of february. before it was right after the new year. we have all of january to focus on this race.

just as people never do their christmas shopping early, between january 2nd and february 1st will be a real movement in this race and it's going to take chase. >> who are you keeping an eye on in. >> who should we keep an eye on in. >> it will be chris christie, i think jeb bush, i think marco rubio. it will probably be one of those groups that wins. >> stuart, tell me about the last season. you are a political guy, it's like sports but you believe sports is an important time for you to bond with your dad. that's what this book is about. >> when i was growing up in the south, a lot of the ways my dad and i bonded and spent time together, was going to college football games, particularly ole miss games. after the romney campaign in 2012, he had turned 95 and spent the 2013 season going to the ole miss games together. >> what did that do for you? >> it was wonderful. i think that a chance to take that time and to spend it with both my parents. my dad and i go to the games.

it's a rare privilege. i would encourage everybody to get off the treadmill and try to take that time. >> look back. >> don't be afraid to look back. >> embrace it. >> stuart stevens, always great to see you. the last season the name of the book. go get it. >> great to see you. ten minutes before the bottom of the hour. coming up, it came out of nowhere. oh! >> how those kayakers cheated death when a whale came crashing down on them. one teacher sparking debate when there's a bedtime guide that says some kids should be in bed at dinnertime. how much sleep do kids need?

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all right. time now for quick tuesday morning headlines. do you recognize this woman? that's a sketch right there. the fbi believes she could be behind a string of jewelry heists in georgia, florida and south carolina. in all those cases, an armed woman zip tied store employees and then got away with combined half a million dollars worth of jewelry. and two kayakers nearly crushed to death. look at this. >> the kayak. >> look at that. this breaching humpback whale, kaboom, landed right on top of them. the kayakers knocked out of the boat by the 50,000-pound whale. it's estimated. besides gegt a little wet, they

walked away unharmed and they made our s of the morning. over to you. 24 minutes after the hour. parents, if you've been having trouble getting your child to wake up on time for school, listen to this. a wisconsin elementary school posted this sleep chart on a facebook page and sparking mixed reaction. a 5-year-old would need to go to bed at 6:45 in the evening to wake up at 6:00 a.m. a 12-year-old would need to go to bed at 9:15 to wake up at 7:00 a.m. how much is enough sleep for your child. dr. travis stork joins us with more. good morning. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> across the board, what number of hours do you think children need? >> it's difficult to put one number out there. people are surprised when the national sleep foundation recommends 3 to 5-year-olds get 11 to 13 hours a night. as adults, we don't think in terms of 13 hours. we think in terms of 5, 6 or 7.

it's just one of those things. when the guidelines came out, i liked it. you're sending a guide. you're basically saying, okay, parents, if your kids can ideally get this amount of sleep, they're probably going to do better in school, their brains are going to develop better. they're going to have more attention throughout the day. not be listless, fatigued. this isn't a law. this is just a guide. >> shoot for the moon, maybe you'll land on a star, right? trying to get 13, maybe you'll get 11 or 12 for the young ones. >> absolutely. >> what about the parents having a hard time getting kids to go to sleep or getting them up in the morning because of their schedules in the summer? >> every household is so very different. the most important thing is setting a consistent wake time and when you do that, your kids will get into a rhythm. you'll get into a rhythm. the other thing that i often see with parents, they'll get off rhythm on the weekends or the summers like you said.

i think consistency, especially with kids is so important throughout the year as much as possible. >> okay. we'll get to season 8 for you in a second. what about naps in the afternoon, is that good or bad for kids and adults? >> as long as they're not in school and you're not at work, naps are wonderful. just not while you're trying to work or at school. >> that was me asking selfishly. the season 8 of the doctors is now under way. kicked off yesterday. what can we expect to see? >> it's so exciting. feels like a second wind. i can't believe we've been doing this for eight years. this season we're having more fun than ever. what i love about our show, we have a saying. give us an hour and we'll change your life. >> that's a tall order. >> it is. but the truth be told, one of the things that people have in common, why we talk about sleep and health. on our show we get to talk every day about little things you can do to improve your health or your family's health. in addition to that, we share stories that make you loof and cry. i love that. we live in such a unique world as doctors. we get to share that with our

viewers every day. it's just truly a blessing to have been on the air for eight years and it proves people care about their health. >> it proves that you care about their health and you're making a difference. >> monday through friday, check local listings. thank you so much, dr. travis stork. >> thanks so much. appreciate it. 28 minutes after the hour. here's what's coming up on "fox and friends." is this the most disgusting wedding ever? a washed up rock star gets hitched on 9/11 complete with a twin towers cake and box cutter party favors. details next. plus, a passenger forcing an entire flight to land after she allegedly kicked the flight attendant. happy birthday to robin thicke. he's 38 years old today.

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welcome back. it's 28 minutes before the top of the hour on this tuesday. donald trump is being placed on celebrity apprentice by arnold schwarzenegger. last night on conan, arnold was given suggestions for firing lines based on his movies. >> you've been totally recalled. i command you -- you're out of the running man. why don't you go to the unemployment line. i'll show you collateral damage. remember that, my movie called collateral damage. because you're fired! >> he could use any of them. >> it's not -- >> terminated. >> isn't that a great choice. >> he knows business.

he knows entertainment. i could see this being great. >> last night at his rally in texas, donald trump told the story about how he went to nbc, he said i can't do the next season of celebrity apprentice. they went back and forth and they're going to continue the series with arnold schwarzenegger as the guy who cans people. what we've not talked enough about on the show devo. the 1972 punk rock band. >> '72. >> they wore cones on their heads. >> crazy but not in a happy way. he's had this 9/11 themed wedding last friday that is just bizarre and offensive. we're going to show you a picture of the two cakes that apparently one of his friends brought. >> he was marrying 26-year-old chris -- he says his friend said i'll take care of the cake. look at the cake his friend put together. you can see it as you -- mark,

can we put up the cover of the new york daily news again because this is the only image we've got of the actual cake. what it does, you can see it to the screen right. there are twin towers and it's got the bride and groom's head images on the top of them. guests got real box cutters and the place cards featured an image of engraved box cutters with the bride and groom's names on it. >> how insensitive. 3,000 innocent americans lost their lives. >> on 9/11. >> on 9/11. this is a day where in lower manhattan they're reading every single one of those names, all of the victims have family members and the survivors that struggle with this on a daily basis. not to mention, can you imagine having this associated with your wedding day? why? >> he also i imagine, and i think he's covering for himself. in 2005, he formed a band called jihad jerry and the evil doers.

the release is called mine is not a holy war. why would a good friend make a twin towers cake and everyone finds offensive unless of course, your new band is called jihad jerry and the evil doers mocking -- >> a police officer died on 9/11. shame on him. shame on his wife. if guests participated in such garbage. my brother turned to ash as a south tower fell on him and people died at the pentagon because of box cutters. >> yes. >> what do you think about mr. devo doing this? e-mail us friends of fox news.com. you can facebook or tweet us as well. >> never listen to that song the same way again. >> it's crazy. it's 25 minutes before the top of the hour. heather joins us with a fox news alert. >> unreal. this is another unreal story for you. we have a fox news alert new details about the man who murdered a kentucky state trooper. joseph johnson shanks was a

black lives matter activist. he protested in the days following michael brown's death, even attending his funeral. photos from facebook show him in a hands-up don't shoot position. you can see this right here at one of those protests. the officer was killed by police when they say he refwused to drop his gun. he was wanted for gunning down this trooper, joseph ponder, after a routine traffic stop turned into a high-speed chase. our prayers go out to the officer's family. an out of control passenger forces pilots to ground a plane in indianapolis. you can see the police escorting a woman off the american airlines jet that was bound for chicago from miami. witnesses say she was disoriented, she was kicking and screaming. she bit another passenger. she then kissed a flight attendant and then punched her in the face. passengers held down that woman until the pilot was able to land

the plane. detained but ready to mingle. this is quite a story. a guantanamo bay prisoner accused of having close ties to osama bin laden has had a match.com account for three years and apparently some sort of internet access as well. a lawyer for this man says he maintains the dating profile and the inmate gets matches from women every single day even though he's open about his location at gitmo as a prisoner there. his account has been suspended. can you believe that? wow. faith under fire in washington state. a high school football coach and 20-year veteran of the u.s. marine corps is under investigation for praying with his players. joe kennedy has been praying on the 50 yard line after games for nearly a decade now. but he never asked the kids to join him. they do so voluntarily. he was warned he could potentially lose his job for doing that. and those are your headlines. i'll see you back here in a

little bit. quite some stories today, huh? >> no kidding. let's head to the streets of new york city. >> look out, brian. later today, a brand new bentley suv will be unveiled at the frankfort auto show. we've got it first. >> one of us is going to get it today. >> a new car. >> look at that. >> yeah. this suv is just absolutely gorgeous. has to be the nicest suv i've been in, in my life. more on that in a second. first i want to look at the maps. we have a lot of weather going on across the eastern u.s. it still feels like fall. in the 60s. take a look at that. atlanta, and raleigh in the 50s this morning. the summer-like temperatures are forecast to continue into the upper 80s in places like rapid city. still? the 90s across texas, oklahoma and western parts of kansas. we're still looking at areas of rain moving through parts of the west. it's a pretty powerful trough swinging through. flash flooding out there across

utah. we'll keep a close eye on it throughout the morning. switching gears and back to the beautiful suv, luxury got a lot larger. the world debut at the auto show later today. bentley is swinging by "fox and friends" to show off its very first suv. it's called the bentiga. ceo of bentley motors is here. michael winkler. thank you for joining us. mie michael, tell me why did bentley think they need an suv? >> it's the fastest growing market. it makes sense to offer a product in that segment. this is now the most exclusive, fastest but also most luxurious brought up in the market segment. we're very proud of it. >> i mean, the interior is fabulous. but can you tell me some of the other features of the car? as well?

>> the car is powered by 600-horsepower engine. capable of over 187 miles an hour. and while most of us will never use it on the road, capacity to be able to do it makes it a very safe car at much lower speed. very typically for bentley is the interior is completely handcrafted. the steering wheel you're holding takes about six hours for somebody to put the leather around and stitch it together. >> michael, i'm getting married the end of the year. would this be a great gift? >> this would be a great gift. >> how much does it cost? >> $229,000. >> steve, anna, brian, i'm getting married the end of the year. >> start with a bake sale to get to 229,000 so maria can have the coolest suv in the city. >> maybe a lemonade stand. >> that is cool looking. i was thinking cheese plate with their initials on it. i wasn't thinking bentley.

>> we already bought her a crock pot. >> you did. >> where have you been? >> start your dinner at 8:00 in the morning. it's going to be ready by noon. look, she's a busy girl. it helps. it's 20 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up, kentucky clerk kim davis back at work. you saw her go back to work yesterday. live on this program. but she will not be putting her name on same-sex marriage licenses. governor mike huckabee supported her every step of the way. he's going to join us live, next. everyone's favorite frog is making a comeback. how much do you really know about the muppets? how many times have you said that to yourself? how much do i know about the muppets? we get the answer because we're going to take a quiz for you. we prepared it. we have the answer. >> kermit the frog here. ♪ i say we go all in on the internet of things. what we're recommending as your consultants...

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hey friends. a quick look at headlines this tuesday morning. effective immediately, the national park service bans e-cigarettes in all areas where tobacco smoking is not allowed saking nicotine vapor will be treated the same way tobacco is. the mcrib is making a return. you may have a tough time finding it. the mcdonald's sandwich will only be available at half of restaurants nationwide as it makes a limited time appearance. they plan to skip the fan favorites. the famous puppets we know and love are back. ♪ ♪

>> it's great. but this time we go behind the curtain and meet their master. the new pbs documentary series, in their own words, reveals the true stories of the real muppets. with us is executive producer. chuck. >> hey, how are you doing? >> in the teleprompter it said puppets. these are not puppets. these are muppets. what's the difference? >> early on, jim henson realized that his puppets were very different. he wanted to merge the idea of puppets and characters so to speak. what he decided he was going to do right off the top is create something that nobody had ever seen before. so he merged a bunch of words and created the muppets. >> that is so cool. i used to work at wrc in washington and that's where his very first tv show, sam and friends -- >> sam and friends.

>> he figured how to do it. >> and willard scott was on sam and friends with him. they became really close friends. >> i have a feeling you'll do better at this. i'm going to give you some questions and you'll see if you can answer the muppet questions. are you ready? >> yep. >> what was the original kermit the frog made of? >> leather shoes and black buttons, a coat and ping-pong balls. golf balls and pipe cleaners? >> i don't know. i'm guessing. >> wasn't it jim henson's wife's coat. >> his mom's coat. >> how do you know that? >> that's impressive. >> next one. >> here we go. >> what was miss piggy's karate chop originally supposed to be? >> you mean this? take a look. >> high i can't.

>> what was wha would the muppets be without the karate chop? >> which one. >> i think it's this. >> i got to give you. a head-butt, i kick swing or a punch. >> punch. >> you just copied me. >> i totally copied her. >> it was something with her arms couldn't do it with the muppetry. >> we spoke with frank oz who sat down with us and gave us an amazing candid rare interview. he was jim's best friend and creative partner. they were onset one day. it was always supposed to be a punch and frank oz one day went karate chop. the other character went flying across, everybody cracked up and they're like, you know what, this is the new thing. >> final question. >> final question. >> which u.s. networks first picked up the muppet show? >> that's easy. >> a, none of them. b, all of them. c, two of them.

>> nobody. >> okay. >> that's absolutely -- >> that's absolutely right. i hear a bell. that's absolutely right. none of them picked up the muppet show. jim henson tried to get that primetime show. he loved being on sesame street. but he wanted to get to a broader, bigger audience, a nighttime audience. tried to get the show on. nobody bought it. some guy, lou grade, a giant mogul, brings them to london and says go to town. >> how do you like me now? >> in two months of being released, the muppet show becomes the number one show in syndication across the world. >> thank you very much. we'll be watching tonight at 8:00 eastern time on pbs. >> yes. pbs 8:00. check your local listings. >> we'll do that. >> thanks, chuck. >> thank you, guys. that was fun. >> real pleasure. >> thanks a lot. coming up next on this tuesday, kentucky clerk kim

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kentucky clerk kim davis back at work this morning, again. but not backing down. yesterday at this time she agreed to an emergency stopgap, allowing her deputy clerk to issue licenses with her name removed. but our next guest says davis is still staying true to her convictions. joining us right now presidential candidate, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, who we should point out, governor you offered to trade places with her, didn't you? >> well, i feel very strongly about this. when a person is put in jail for

following not only her convictions, which is protected under the first amendment, but also following the only specific law she had in front of her, which was the kentucky constitution, and the statutes of kentucky, yes, the supreme court made a very divided ruling. but the implementation of that ruling is really farfetched. and i think people are just forgetting that when the founders created our government, checks and balances were there to keep government from doing things rapidly, and in haste. and that's exactly what has happened. and there's great confusion all over the country about how do you implement this very ridiculously unconstitutional decision the court has made. >> and that's why it was so extraordinary that this judge out in kentucky -- in kentucky threw her in jail. >> well, it was what i call a criminalization of christianity. she had strong convictions, this violated her basic conviction.

people say well she should just step aside. people forget she was elected under a kentucky constitutional provision, voted on by 75% of the people, that clearly defined what marriage is. the confusion this has created -- and by the way, steve, she is one of hundreds of officials across the country who refuse to grant licenses, county clerks and others. most states make an accommodation. for some reason the governor of kentucky decided to play hardball with her and let her just, you know, go swinging at the end of the rope of the judge, and the judge, in one of the most amazing overreaches i've seen, actually put her in jail for six days, unbelievable. >> it is unbelievable. governor, what's the message by what she's gone through out in kentucky? what's the message to people of faith regarding this? >> well, i think people need to wake up and realize that the people of faith in this country are genuinely under attack. this is not about giving certain

people their rights. it's about denying others theirs. and that's why you see out in oregon a couple fined $135,000 because they wouldn't make a cake for a same-sex couple. it's why you see people hauled up before civil rights commissions because they wouldn't cater or do the photography for an event. the question is, who's next? is it your pastor? is it your christian school administrator? if you don't bow down to this really amazingly new and hastily put together definition of marriage, then does that make you a bigot? does they make you somebody who is going to be pushed by the court and sent to jail. we've already seen the first person go to jail over it. >> we have, indeed. all right, governor mike huckabee who is now going to end the phone call and fly out to california to be in the big debate tomorrow night. governor, thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. great to talk to you. >> great to talk to you, as well. three and a half minutes before the top of the hour. coming up a group of high school

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good morning, it's tuesday, the 15th of september, 2015, i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. the manhunt for a gunman accused of killing a college professor and his girlfriend coming to an end overnight. brand-new details on what could be a deadly love triangle. and hillary clinton opening up about possible running mates. could it actually be her husband? >> it would be impossible for him to ever succeed to the position. at least that's what i've been told. so you know it has crossed my mind. >> you only get two terms i believe. the democratic candidate sitting down for a hard-hitting interview with mario lopez. >> extra, extra. and men, do not put your arm around your woman.

why oscar winner helen mirren says that is sexist. >> what? >> exactly. >> we should point out that's her husband, with his arm around his woman. you think she said that to him? we're going to tell you all we know about it live from new york city, this is "fox & friends." ♪ an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me ♪ >> doesn't look controversial. well, you're looking at the lumberton high school cheerleading squad from out in texas. and that's actually the conclusion of a video that was uploaded a couple of days ago. they've been performing this since 2002. and somebody online took

offense, apparently, to the usa tinsel or the baton twirling, and everything else. >> it's a tribute to the 9/11 victims. and it's a remembrance of that day. they've done it since 2002. and since that time now they're getting some blowback. negative reaction. they're staying positive and they're going to do their routine for us, and you at home get to see if you're offended or heartened by it. >> that's coming up at 7:30. >> i think it looks great. >> yeah. >> we're going to show you the controversial part is they use some clips, some sound bites of george bush from that day, and also some news things. and some people have said, maybe you shouldn't have done that. >> you mean actuality? >> you be the judge about that. >> now you'll be the judge -- >> i was just in minnesota over the weekend, and on 9/11 that afternoon they had a big football game at minnetonka high school where my nephews go. everyone wore red, white and blue. they all had american flags and did that in honor of the victims of 9/11.

>> anyone protest? >> absolutely not. they were thrilled to do it. a fox news alert. a suspected love triangle ends with three people dead this morning. delta state university professor shannon lamb, ending his own life, after allegedly killing his girlfriend and a colleague who may have come between them. the school was put on lockdown after professor ethan schmidt was shot while sitting at his own desk yesterday morning. police conducted a massive manhunt for lamb, eventually cornering him overnight and that's when the professor took his own life. that lockdown at the university has now been lifted. classes will not begin until tomorrow morning. extreme weather to bring you from out west. overnight rescuers searching for five people washed away by a powerful flood in utah. eight people died when a van and an suv packed with women and children was swept into a flood channel. in the mean time, in northern california, take a look at this. it looks more like the gates of hell. two wildfires continue to rage

there. 23,000 people, that is remarkable, have now been evacuated. hundreds of homes have now been reduced to ash. a new overnight overseas north korea says it is ready to launch nuclear weapons at the united states at, quote, any time. officials announcing that the country has revamped and restarted its atomic bomb fuel production plant. experts believe the warning could be meant to put pressure on washington to restart talks to potentially ease international sanctions. those talks have been stalled since 2009. and what this florida cop experienced during breakfast may melt your heart. broward county deputy stopped for coffee and a bagel and he heard a little voice pop up from behind. a little boy said breakfast is on me. >> i looked down and i'm like, who is going to pay for my breakfast. and i see a little boy, i smiled and declined and his parents were like no, no, he really insists. he appreciates the job you guys

do. >> how sweet is that? what that family didn't know is that deputy jackson is really a hero. back in 2003 he saved two young boys from a car wreck after their car went into a canal. that little act of kindness touched jackson so much he shared it on facebook. it is now going viral. he hopes to reconnect with that family. love that little boy. ohio sweet. and those are your headlines. >> you're right. it brought a smile to our face. >> no kid being. >> chris christie is not going to be happy about this because we're covering donald trump again. last night he mentioned to megyn kelly he's not happy about how much trump coverage we're doing. how can he deny that one candidate goes to dallas, sells out an arena, the whole 20,000 people at the invite of mark cuban, owner of the dallas mavericks who also is thinking to himself i think i want to run for president if donald trump can do it. they healed their ways and he stood up there without a teleprompter and addressed a very partisan crowd. they had one thing in common, they all want donald trump to be president.

>> it's disgusting what's happening to our country. we are a dumping ground for the rest of the world. they mentioned a little while ago, scottie, about the silent majority. it's back. and it's not silent. i think we should call it, maybe we should call it the noisy, the aggressive, the wanting to win, wanting to win majority. i like carly. and i like ben. and i like many of the people that i'm running against. i mean, many of these people are terrific people. but nobody's going to be able to do the job that i'm going to do. nobody. they won't. we have to stop illegal immigration. we have to do it. we have to do it. >> usa! usa! usa!

>> all across the usa today, all the national polls, state polls, show that donald trump is at the top of the republican roster right now. in new hampshire, he has 40% of the vote against the other republicans. interesting, i was reading the dallas morning news this morning after the event last night, a woman by the name of barbara thomasina, former elementary school teacher was wearing a dress and she was carrying a purse with trump images all over it. and she said, quote, he's going to change america. everybody wants someone other than a politician. and you know what? that's kind of a focus group to what the latest polls have shown where they like the idea, america does, a majority, of somebody who does not have political experience. >> they're looking for these authentic candidates, and you know it's hard to ignore 20,000 people. you mention governor christie being upset about that. about the amount of coverage that donald trump is getting and how he's dominating the headlines. and christie isn't the only one. we've heard that from some of

the other contenders, as well. and these guys have spent their lives in politics, and they're frustrated. they've got this candidate who is zigging when everybody else is zagging and it's making their heads spin. and in some ways, it's making some folks look desperate. according to mark cuban. he says if donald trump attacks gop contenders while they're in the debate tomorrow night, going on the attack back is not necessarily the right move. >> i think what these candidates need to do, they're going to look desperate. rand paul looks desperate when he attacks donald trump. bobby jindal looks desperate. they have to be themselves. they have to make the case. jeb bush has to say here's my case for why i should be president. here's how i'm going to shake up washington. scott walker, john kasich have to be themselves and present an alternative position that is appealing the way ben carson did or else they're going to look desperate. >> ben carson is up 12 points in new hampshire. 28 now to 17. but if you are scott walker, and are taking on the unions, if you're governor christie and

straight talk and it's not resonating, what do you do? as governor huckabee said, he said, it gets to the point where they're wondering when this whole thing is going to collapse. he's wondering when people are going to give a second look. so what are you supposed to do if you're your authentic self and still in single digits? >> stand by the big debate is tomorrow night and donald trump is going to have a big message regarding national security tonight in california. meanwhile on the other side, could hillary clinton pick her husband bill clinton, former president, to join her as the running mate for 2016? well, she's definitely thought about it. >> live in washington, d.c. with what hillary had to say. good morning kristen. >> good morning. you know in one of the few national interviews tat hillary clinton has done since announcing her candidacy, yesterday she sat down with extra's mario lopez. everyone else has been asking her about her e-mails, her opponents, but lopez asked about her husband. he wanted to know if she considered bill clinton as a running mate. here's how she responded.

>> he has served his two terms. and i think the argument would be as vice president it would not be possible for him to be ever succeed to the position. at least that's what i've been told. so you know it has crossed my mind. >> well there you have it. now clinton is coming off a full day of campaigning in iowa. a state where a new cbs news poll shows bernie sanders beating her by 10 points. nationally she's still the front-runner but another new poll from abc and "the washington post" shows she's lost a third of her support nationwide. she's still leading the pack at 42%. but that's a drop of more than 20 points since july. while bernie sanders has gained ten points. clinton downplayed all this new data yesterday saying it's way too early for these polls to really mean anything. and she's right. but they do show a troubling trend for her campaign. next stop for clinton, the tonight show with jimmy fallon. it will be her first appearance on a late night show since entering the race and it just so happens to be the same night as the second gop debate.

no coincidence, i'm sure. right, guys? >> that means seven people will be watching. >> right. >> all right. kristin, thank you very much. she said she'll tape the republican debate. i'm sure she'll be very interested. >> it's a battle of the sexes type question, i guess. putting your arm around your girlfriend, if you're a dude, is that sexist? according to actress helen mirren she said men you need to keep your hands off. she said it annoys me when i see men with an arm slung around their girlfriend's shoulders. it's like ownership, of course. when you're young you want the guy to take your hand and look after you, but when i see girls being leaned on i want to say, tell him to get his damn arm off your shoulder. >> really? >> yes. >> fascinating. i never thought about it. means ownership. >> and she says it's sexist. >> i like it. i feel safe and secure. >> you don't feel like you're being owned? >> the curious thing is that's her husband with his hand on his wife ironically. >> he doesn't own her.

>> just on her wrist. >> i know helen's watching right now. helen, to me, when you put your arm around your girl, it's a sign of affection, it's a sign of connection, and -- >> she might be cold. >> could be cold. could be cold. but regarding that opinion, helen mirren, america does not need a chaperone. just saying. >> right. >> i'm just saying. >> free advice. >> i'm not taking her advice. >> you know, i mean even like when you're walking down the sidewalk with a man it's nice when he's on the outside and you're on the inside. you just feel protected. that's the way i feel. i'm the one saying it. >> what do you think about it? does it mean ownership? what does it mean to you? friends@foxnews.com. >> the key is to put your arm around your friend or your wife. >> are you talking about an ashley madison -- >> that's a totally different thing. >> that's the slogan. >> all right. meanwhile coming up, president obama says he may bring 10,000

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president obama pledges to take in 10,000 refugees from syria. but one top republican says the move brings up major security concerns. >> we're a compassionate nation. we have to deal with this crisis. but, you know, this could be a very reckless and dangerous policy. >> so what are the legal hurdles to making this policy a reality? joining us right now fox news judicial analyst, senior guy, judge napolitano. can the president do this? >> yes. and i share the views of congressman mccaul that this is going to be a real political problem for the president when he brings these folks here. but under federal law, the president has the authority for humanitarian reasons to bring refugees in. there's an office in the state department for this, they have a

budget, they're funded. the president can do it on his own. and he can do it without individually scrutinizing each of these individuals. are any of them isis members? do they hate the united states? are they coming here for evil and nefarious reasons? the president is presumed to have thought about this and resolved it before he just says, hey, 100,000 people, the first 10,000 get to come here at taxpayer expense. >> you know, considering these are the same people with the mind-set are the terrorists that would blow themselves up for the cause, why wouldn't they take on the guise of a refugee with nowhere else to go, and be a -- a sleeper cell amongst us? >> even the pope, who has a very big heart when it comes to refugees, that i don't go along with his economic analysis, has said isis is likely to be hidden among the refugees, and the government should think twice before taking them in en masse. now once they're here, brian, i know you don't want to hear this, but this is the law, once they're here because the constitution protects persons,

not limited to citizens, they have the full panoply of due process rights. that means they can go to court and that means they get the social safety net that whatever state they're in provides them. >> you mean a country with $18 trillion in debt is going to continue to write checks. >> yes. >> so oliver north who goes over there working with the refugees says this about why we're in the position we're in right now. >> the offer to take 10,000 syrian refugees may assuage the conscience of the obama administration that has precipitated this. they created this. this is a direct consequence of a failure of american leadership and bringing them here to this country without vetting them is a very dangerous thing. >> this is one of those things where the president act on his own, and there's nothing congress can do about it other than what congressman mccaul is doing which is raising alarm bells about how dangerous it could be. >> hungary says i'm building a wall, i'm shipping these refugees out, if germany wants to take them we're not budging.

poland was told open up your arms. they said we don't even have a mosque in our country, we're going to leave it the way it is. >> barack obama is looking for a personal legacy. and the next 15 months, the last 15 months of his presidency are going to be dangerous for the constitution. >> every time he sees a syrian he should say oops, sorry about that red line i drew and then erased it. because we wouldn't have had this problem. >> i don't believe we ever fell into it. i believe he said we're going to ask congress and i've got to go golfing. that's what happened. >> judge, good to see you. >> meanwhile coming up straight ahead, two fat too fly? we'll tell you which airline is keeping workers on the ground until they lose the pounds. plus anna is out again. this time riding the waves with judge napolitano. i'm only kidding. in san diego. wait until you hear what she's doing. how she's doing it. and where she got that outfit. ♪ every insurance policy has a number.

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difference between the sun and the moon. >> we hope so. >> we believe. they have telescopes. >> sure. ♪ >> road trip with anna kooiman. as you may know this is the series where i travel all across the country. this time i went to san diego to hit some waves and see if i could actually get up on a surf board. but ultimately thanks to the inspirational izzy, we learned about a great program that pairs pro surfers with kids with autism. >> izzy! >> how are you? >> how are you, dear? >> i'm so ready to shake off the new york city attitude and get into your mind-set in southern california. >> you ready to go? >> yeah. i've never surfed before. >> you haven't? >> no. so i'm crossing my fingers. >> i've probably taken 10,000 people. we'll go over a few things and how to stand up. make you look really good. there you go. this is your board. this is a long board. this is what you learn to surf

with. >> after getting the basics on the beach it was time to head out and hit some waves. i quickly realized that surfing stuff was going to test every ounce of my being. as soon as i popped up, i tumbled down. once, almost knocking myself out. then izzy wondered if i might be goofy footed. you see most surfers lead with their left foot but he wanted me to try with my right. suddenly i popped up, and stayed up. a total game changer. what a rush. but as amazing as this was, izzy was about to take things to the next level. izzy, that was great. thank you so much. >> was that fun. >> amazing experience. >> surfing is great. you did a great job. and i'm so proud. been doing this since '72. what i'm more proud of is today. >> 81 years ago izzy started surfers healing, an organization which pairs professional surfers and kids with autism. the unlikely team then rides these waves together, something

special happens. >> this program started by having isiah. he's autistic and at 3 years old he was diagnosed and he took him in the water. he wanted to share that experience with other families. >> how does the ocean heal them? >> you'll watch the kids go from just really anxious to not wanting to go to getting in the water, once they touch the water, something happens. they just get all calm and relax and riding with big smiles on their faces. it's amazing. >> i was about to find out what a cool experience this could be. >> i'd love to share this with you. >> can i go out with one of the kids? >> let's do it. >> so off we went. i went with malina and izzy took c.j. out for an unforgettable ride. >> it's so heart warming. i love that she loves the water. it makes me cry. i'm so happy like i can't believe that. i mean, izzy is so like such a great guy, like started this organization. i mean it came from his heart

you know and he's helped all these kids and it's awesome. >> there are a lot of challenges associated with autism. how has this helped? >> she is so quick to throw tantrums, and to, you know, say no, no, and throw herself on the ground. it's like it's horrifying. you know, and out here she's just -- she is so happy. i haven't seen her smile that much in like so long. >> anna! >> that was great. >> thank you so much. surfers healing, awesome organization. and now i can say i'm a surfer. >> you did really good. welcome to the brotherhood. >> thank you. >> it will change your life forever. if you continue surfing it will make you a better human being. i promise. >> thank you. >> he's a neat guy. there is a healing power with the water. you saw mollina's mom telling me she used to throw herself on the ground and even hurt herself sometimes. after doing this therapy in the water with the surfers healing, it's really changed for her.

izzy was such a great teacher. surfers healing is on the east coast this very week holding camps on long island wednesday and friday. so if you're in this part of the country, check out their website for more information surfershealing.org. izzy if you're watching, thank you so much. thank you for welcoming me to the brotherhood. >> have you surfed since? >> no, i haven't. but i want to so badly. >> maybe on your honeymoon. >> well, not on my honeymoon. i'm in australia. next time i will. >> that was great. >> thank you. can't wait for the next one. >> 7:30, straight ahead a group of high school cheerleaders sparking controversy for some with a routine inspired by 9/11 that's used audio recordings from that day. >> ask the american people to join me in saying a prayer for the victims and their families. >> so, is that performance patriotic or offensive? the squad is here to perform it

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a black lives matter activist. he protested in the days following michael brown's death. you can see his picture right there. many of these pictures coming from his own facebook account. he also attended michael brown's funeral in missouri. the photos from facebook also show him in a hands up, don't shoot, position. johnson shanks was then killed by police when they say he refused to drop this gun following an all-night manhunt. we'll keep you posted on developments. more than 30 fraternity brothers are facing charges in the hazing death of one of their pledges. michael deng, five members of the pi delta psi fraternity are facing the most serious charge third degree murder. deng died three years ago during a ritual held in the pocono mountains in pennsylvania. he fell and hit his head. investigators say his fraternity brothers waited at least an hour before they took him to the hospital. and should comedy be politically correct?

>> there's a creepy pc thing out there that really bothers me. >> we heard that not too long ago. comedians from jerry seinfeld to jay leno say no way but sarah silverman doesn't agree with that. she believes comedians should listen to the pc college students. >> to a degree, everyone's going to be offended by something so you can't -- you can't just decide on your material based on not offending anyone. but i do think it's important, as a comedian, as a human, to change with the times. >> how did no one fall asleep during that? she went on to say that "vanity fair" interview is a sign of the times that you are old if you're put off by changing. so basically saying you've got to change with the times. vanity fair's new feature on late-night television sparking outrage for highlighting a lack of diversity in the field. the article titled why late

night television is better than ever is accompanied by a photo featuring a boys club of hosts. the profile mentions a few female hosts, including samantha b. and chelsea handler but neath was asked to pose for the shoot. >> i don't know, you're our comedian expert. you're supposed to know. >> i don't know. >> and chelsea handler hasn't even started yet. why is everyone getting -- >> i don't know. >> heather, thank you. >> 36 minutes after the hour. it's 9/11 -- or it's the 9/11 tribute that has everybody buzzing. ♪ -- the pentagon, ask the american people to join me in saying a prayer for the victims and their families. >> the lumberton, texas, high school cheerleaders say they meant to honor the victims when they performed this routine but some feedback online seems pretty hateful. one tweet says oh, my god that 9/11 cheerleader video has to be

the most cringe worthy thing i've seen in a long time. get a clue according to jess desserts. >> well joining us now from texas is the head coach of the luck beurreton cheerleaders danielle hunter and the captain and co-captain of the squad. good morning, thanks for being with us. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> you've been a cheerleader on the squad for years, and now you've been head coach for a couple of years. you performed this years ago, since 2002. has there been controversy before? or why now? >> there's never been controversy. the community has always actually loved this performance and it's been a long-standing tradition. so i'm not sure what happened this year but it did go viral because of social media, and so now we have millions of viewers looking at this performance. >> i mean you wanted to tribute, right? don't you invite firefighters and local policemen and women down for this event? you're not trying to hide >> exactly.

we invited ems, first responders, firefighters, local police departments, we acknowledge them. we thank them for all that we do and we actually even had a moment of silence before the performance. >> carly, before things got started you gave a speech setting the serious tone, right? >> yes, sir. >> okay. very good. and abby, it is important to you, and the people of your school, to remember those lives lost that day. that's why you do it, right? >> yes it's very important to all of us. >> not only will we watch you perform we're going to also listen to the sound track matters. so if it's okay with you guys, do you want to show us the routine? let our audience be the judge if that's okay. >> thank you. >> thank you.

>> freedom -- by faceless cowards. [ inaudible ] >> -- the pentagon -- note if tomorrow i worked for all my life ♪ . >> we will do whatever it takes. ♪ my children and my wife ♪ i thank my lucky to be standing here today and the flag still stands for freedom and they can't take that away ♪

♪ and i'm proud to be an american ♪ ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ who gave that right to m ♪ ♪ and i'll gladly stand up next to you ♪ ♪ and defend her still today ♪ because their ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ god bless the usa >> -- around the world -- [ inaudible ] >> i ask the american people to join me in saying a prayer for the victims and their families.

♪ ♪ from new york to l.a. ♪ it's time we stand and say ♪ that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up ♪ ♪ next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ 'cause their ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ love this land god bless the usa ♪

♪ i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free ♪ ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ ♪ ♪ and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today ♪ ♪ 'cause their ain't no doubt i love this land ♪ ♪ i love this land god bless the usa ♪ >> i loved it. >> i did, too. >> wow. >> usa with the pom-poms at the end. >> yep. >> so what do you think regarding the lumberton cheerleading squad? do you think it is great? or do you have a problem with it as some people did online? i'm with you. anything that helps you remember what happened 14 years ago last friday is a good thing. >> and i'm in awe of that routine.

thanks so much, ladies for helping us understand what everyone was talking about. i thought it was great. >> thank you. >> we appreciate it. >> yeah, i mean you think about the age of these girls when 9/11 actually happened. this is a way to teach them about it. >> sure. >> never forget. >> all right it is exactly 17 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up she predicted she would die during child birth. and she did. for 37 seconds. this mom joins us live to tell us what she saw and how her death changed her life. plus it's a tale of two very different movies. straight out of compton the movie credit sakes, and war room about the power of prayer. why are audiences flocking to see one movie and not the other? the real reason, next. hey america,

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...in this big, bold, beautiful world. two very different stories, both "straight outta compton" and "war room" have been locked in a battle for the top of the box office. >> and while "straight outta compton" has made much more money our next guest says the movie reminds him of his own story of becoming a gun carrying juvenile delinquent. so why has it been so much more successful than the film that dominates his life now. >> pastor and author joins us now. good morning. >> it's so glad to be with you guys. >> you've seen both of these movies. what do you think it is that has "straight outta compton" killing it at the box opposite? >> you have to look at when "straight outta compton" kind of came out. this is a time where fresh

prince was out singing you know, parents just don't understand. and then out of nowhere, this screen comes on and you have easy like, i don't care what about the girl that got shot? forget her. i don't care about no girl. he's like, what the heck. and it just is hard-core kind of vibe that's going on. and the whole time you're asking yourself, like, the music in the east coast is kind of becoming more positive and then boom, from l.a., just comes out this group with guns and murder and -- >> and extra police. >> yeah, this was like shocking. and i think a lot of people now are older, that were young -- i mean i was 15 at the time. and now like i need to see this and why did they turn out like this? >> look at these numbers. you got "war room" with a positive message of what your life is like now, $39 million. and then you have compton making $155 million at the box office. you were in prison, you were

going the wrong way, your mom prayed for you, everyone bulling for you and you pulled yourself out of it. >> yeah, i mean, when i look at these two movies, it is so strange. i mean, i feel like with straight god i'm right there the middle. i was first, carrying the guns, selling the drugs, and then not only one kind of praying woman but i experienced three that came in. so when i'm looking at street god, looking at these movies i'm like what a wild time for this to come out. >> you showed the numbers, brian, of how well they're doing at the box office. it also comes down to the budget, too. apparently for "straight outta compton" the budget was $28 million. "war room" only $3 million. also the money with the promoters and all of that. what is it that the spiritual people of the united states can do, with movies like "war room" have the power to bless so many, right? what can they do to buy movie tickets so more of them come out? >> one of the sthings we need to see a lot more people. some christian movies that come out they're like we'll give you

one day and this many theaters. i've never seen that, even with foreign films. so you know, we need people to really get behind, put big budgets behind these movies. because, even the black community i mean we need movies like this. not so "war room" i was in tears. three or four times, my wife is like, are you okay? i'm like, no, i'm not. i'm crying and pouring out. because it just touches the core of everybody knows a praying grandmother and the need of the family to come to the. >> right. your life, in your book street gods. dimas, thanks so much. >> thank you. >> ten minutes before the top of the hour. she predicted she would die during childbirth and she did for 37 seconds. this mom joins us live to tell us what she saw and how her death changed her life. first on this day in history 1984, what's love got to do with it? tina turner was singing and she explains. ♪ a secondhand emotion what's love got to do

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i'd see myself hemorrhaging. i'd see that the baby would be fine but ultimately i saw that i would die. >> so you had this feeling i'm going to die. a lot of people who are going to go through childbirth or going through an operation have a feeling. >> right. >> nobody took you seriously except one doctor. >> correct. not even my husband took me seriously. everybody thought i was a crazy pregnant woman. but, yes, one doctor actually heard it in my voice, and you know, unbeknownst to me flagged my file and incorporated extra blood in the operating room at the time of delivery and that's 100% what saved my life. >> saved your life. when you were out for those 37 seconds. >> yes. >> flat-lined. >> yes. >> what did you see? >> i saw a lot. i actually saw everything that was going on in the operating room. i saw where the doctors were, what they were doing, who called the code and hit the button, who did the compressions on my body. the first crash cart didn't work but the second crash cart did. saw all of that and then i saw hundreds of spirits, present. >> you saw people working on you

and people around you in heaven? >> i would say that it would be heavenly. and i never saw a god but it was definitely a very warm, inviting place. where you saw hundreds of people. and i saw people that i had known that had passed from 20, 30 years ago. >> i got a feeling you're more spiritual now. >> i am much, much more spiritual today. >> because after seeing that, and for the people watching right now, the expectant mothers. what your advice to them? >> if you sense something, say something. ultimately, you know your body. you get feelings. and doctors will say it to patients all the time but you know your body better than anyone else. speak up and ultimately it could help save your life. >> absolutely. stephanie arnold. thank you very much for coming in from chicago. >> thank you so much. >> to tell your story. the book is called "37 seconds." >> thank you. >> what a life changer. thank you. coming up on this tuesday, hillary clinton doing another hard-hitting interview with,

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good morning today, it's tuesday the 15th of september, 2015, i'm anna kooiman in for elisabeth hasselbeck. fox news alert. lockdown lifted. the manhunt for a gunman accused of killing a fellow college professor coming to an end overnight. brand new details on what could be a deadly love triangle. and donald trump packs a dallas stadium with 20,000 people to hear stuff like this. >> nobody is going to be able to do the job that i'm going to do. they won't. >> and wait until you hear what the donald has planned for today in california. >> you're not going to believe this. british actress emily blunt who one of our cameramen really

likes says she now regrets becoming an american citizen and she's blaming republican laura ingraham on how to react and how she gets so many golden globe nominations and never gets the trophy. more at #betterwithfriends. jeff dunham is going to be here shortly. that person next to him is no dummy. actually it is a dummy. he's a ventriloquist jeff dunham. and he sells out arena stadiums. he's hysterical. >> he's going to talk about what's going on in hollywood. why is it so liberal? he's got this special. plus in about ten minutes, david zucker one of the guys behind the airplane movie and naked gun. indeed. he's got a new short video out to kind of look like one of those videos you see, one of the

commercials for a, well, a pill that helps people -- >> you know what we mean. >> on friday night. and it's regarding the iran deal, which he says is all bad. it's really funny. he's going to be joining us in about ten minutes. >> and on that love triangle we had some breaking news. or potential love triangle. heather is here with a look at the headlines. >> thanks, anna. fox news alert. a suspected love triangle ends with three people dead. delta state university professor shannon lamb ending his own life after allegedly killing his girlfriend and a colleague who he believes came between them. police claim that motive remains a mystery. >> -- the investigation. >> in case you had trouble hearing that he said it would be pure speculation on our part. the school was then put on

lockdown after professor ethan schmidt was shot while he was sitting at his own desk yesterday morning. school will reopen tomorrow. an out-of-control passenger forces pilots to ground a plane in indianapolis. you can see police escorting a woman off an american airlines jet that was bound for chicago from miami. witnesses say she was disoriented, she was kicking and screaming. she hit another passenger. she also kissed a flight attendant and then punched that flight attendant in the face. passengers were able to hold down that woman until the pilot landed that plane safely. also, new overnight north korea says it is ready to launch a new weapon at any at the united states. officials announcing that the country has revamped and restarted its atomic bomb fuel production plant. experts believe that that warning could be meant to put pressure on washington to restart talks to possibly ease international sanctions against that country. those talks have been stalled since 2009. and a celebrity apprentice has a new host and he already

has donald trump's signature line down pat. check it out. >> you're fired. >> oh, yeah, that's it. arnold schwarzenegger will be taking over the board room of the popular reality series now that donald trump is pursuing the white house. the new season expected to air next year. the donald tweeting his support saying arnold will be, quote, great and will raise lots of money for charity. those are your headlines. such a terrific add to the show. >> you know, if he can say you're fired or is he going to say you're terminated? i think terminated would be so much funnier. >> probably a combination of all of them. >> it will be great. >> laura ingraham joins us once a week and today is the day. she joins us from our nation's catal. >> guess what, guys. when you think of the terminator movies, remember, what is that guy? i can't remember the name of the characters, the silver guy who always keeps getting back up, right? he gets beaten down, then he

keeps getting back up and coming out there. i mean, kind of reminds me a little bit of trump, right? >> absolutely. >> knock him down, he made statements that are controversy but he keeps coming back and everybody's scratching their heads in the establishment -- >> laura, he actually doesn't go down. he stays up. and everybody around him expects him to fall but nothing happens. >> maybe it's like arnold. he gets hit and keeps walking. >> we've been doing this every week. we have all these experts weighing in on why donald trump is going to flame out and just burn out. but yet 20,000 in dallas yesterday. first off, before we hear it, can i get your take on why he is dominating the polls? >> he's speaking bluntly about the concerns of everyday americans. >> but not specifically. >> immigration is the number one issue facing the country. and i know a lot of our friends in the establishment class, they've been yawning, i've been talking about this for seven years. others have, as well. mostly pooh-poohed.

we've been called nativists. we've been called xenophobic, anti-immigrant. but the fact of the matter is working klaas people in this country have seen the effects on their lives of open borders and a failure to enforce the laws on the books. they're not bad people, they're not mean people, they're not horrible people, they're americans and they want this border sealed and a sensible immigration policy to be in place. he's spoken to that concern bluntly. probably needs to be a little bit more specific on some of the policies that he has pushed forward. i agree with that. but he's speaking bluntly, and people believe that he's actually going to do it because he's not beholden to the billionaire class that a lot of the other candidates, frankly, are funded by. >> but he's a member of. >> yes. >> laura you're one of the first national figures who really started to identify what's going on with the trump train. you mentioned immigration. that's one of the things he talked about last night. out there at the american airlines center. we got a little montage here. donald trump. >> we have to build a wall,

folks. we want people to be in our country legally. i have such respect for women. i cherish women. i like carly. and i like ben. and i like many of the people that i'm running against. i mean many of these people are terrific people. but nobody's going to be able to do the job that i'm going to do. >> -- a political speech like nothing anybody's ever seen before. >> here's what i'll say to all the folks who think trump is the worst thing ever showed up, and there are a lot of them out there. isn't the point of politics, in large part, to gather a movement of people together, who share your basic outlook, and who can be brought along, and isn't the point of politics to broaden the base of the party by attending

to the issues and the needs of the people? it seems to me that's one of the main points of politics. i worked for ronald reagan, okay? i'm not saying trump is reagan. trump's not reagan. he's a different animal. but, we need a movement to save this country. and one of these candidates are going to emerge as the guy to do this. right now it's trump. could it be somebody else? maybe it can be. >> here's what surprised me about you, and mark reuben and rush limbaugh. we always talk about true conservatives. i don't even think that donald trump can say he's like an authentic conservative. you're always trying to say maybe he's not, maybe she is, maybe this. but donald trump has got a lot of the areas in which you could look at to say he's not a true kv conservative. >> right. i agree with you. what i'm doing is analyzing it. people have been so burned by the gop. and their promises that aren't delivered upon. and frankly, their lies about what they're going to do once they have the senate or the

house or the presidency. they've been so burned that they're willing to overlook a lot of kind of fuzzy areas and donald trump's comments, his old comments, and so what they want to do now is say, okay, what are the two issues we really care about. we care about immigration and we care about these trade deals that frankly sent a lot of our jobs overseas. we haven't seen a lot of benefit to the middle income folks and lower income folks in these trade deals. if he can handle those two issues and do them well, then maybe we can make progress in these areas. but i think a lot of folks are willing to kind of almost sideline some of these other issues to get it right on two big ones. that's where i think people are. i'm not endorsing anybody. i'm analyzing why he can get 20,000 people in a stadium on, you know, in the middle of september. >> on a monday night. >> never happened before. people in the establishment better understand, this is happening because people are hurting. they're not xenophobic, they're not bad people, they're not dumb as some of our conservatives

have intimated. these aren't dumb people. they're american patriots and they want this country turned around. scott walker could try to do this and maybe he could get a huge crowd. ted cruz has a lot of talent. carly does, ben does. but this magic has to be corralled into a series of policies that can clear-cut what the democrats are offering. we need some of this emotion meshed together with clear, and unequivocal policies that revive the american middle class. that's what i think we need. right now, he's the conduit for all of this frustration. and it's those two issues. >> speaking of crowds across the aisle, bernie sanders is bringing in bigger crowds by some accounts than hillary clinton. she's starting to change her m.o. her aides say she's going to bring more humor and heart. we're seeing that just a bit with the latest interview with mario lopez on "extra." >> he would be good but he's not eligible. under the constitution. >> oh. >> he has served his two terms. and i think the argument would be, as vice president, it would

not be possible for him to ever succeed to the position. at least that's what i've been told. so you know it has crossed my mind. >> they're talking about her husband. but we are seeing a lot different side of hillary clinton. but it seems very forced, doesn't it? >> up next, billy bush interviews hillary clinton. i like billy. i like mario lopez. a great guy. she's going to have to soften it, soften the edges. i think ultimately it's a tough -- it's a tough push for hillary at this point. and all these questions looming about the e-mail trail, and the deleting e-mails and servers. that's going to remain. bernie sanders crowds in manassas and liberty university. that inrememberty university speech, i hope the establishment in both parties watch what happened. trump should try to do the same thing, maybe go to the apollo theater. do a speech in enemy territory about bringing back the middle class. walker, cruz, rubio, the rest. go into so-called enemy territory and try to convince people who don't normally like you of your world view.

that was bold of vanders. >> laura, thank you very much. you've got to do your radio show. >> i'll be at the debate. >> we'll be watching. >> we'll talk to you after. >> thanks, laura. >> coming up on this tuesday, he's best known for classics such as airplane the movie and the naked gun series but legendary director david zucker's newest material, president obama's iran nuclear deal. >> talk to your doctor about this deal and ask him about the possible side effects. >> it's hilarious. going to show you more. david zucker joins us live next from hollywood. >> and a family pays with a message on the receipt saying i've got your blue lives matter. when your windshield needs fixed... trust safelite. our exclusive trueseal technology means a strong reliable bond. at safelite we stand behind our work...

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you know him best for directing such movie classics as "airplane,". >> can you fly this plane and land it? >> surely you can't be serious. >> i am serious. and don't call me shirley. >> i still laugh at that. but comedy legend david zucker is now taking aim at the iranian deal in a way only he can. >> talk to your doctor about

this deal, and ask him about the possible side effects. the deal removes sanctions and releases $150 billion to the mullahs. even the obama administration has acknowledged that some of these funds will be used to continue to support terror campaigns throughout the world. iran can delay actual inspections for up to 24 days. incredibly, inspectors will not be allowed access to military facilities. >> and it goes on. here now to discuss his new campaign and why he says the iran deal is satire in perfect form, david zucker joins us today from hollywood. good morning to you. >> hey, good morning. >> you're a funny guy. >> it's a little wet out here in l.a. >> i know it's 5:17 out there. you're a funny guy. why are you taking on such a serious topic here? >> because serious topics are the best things to, you know, to spoof, really. i mean, back in an airplane when we did those movies of the '70s, you know, of the airport disaster movies were taken so

seriously and we just have to poke fun at it, and this iran deal is no different. i mean, people are actually, i mean, only 21% of americans, really, believe that it's a good deal. but, still, that's -- that's something people take it seriously. >> they do, indeed. so you've taken the angle of, okay, this goes through. there are serious side effects. it's a lot like one of those ads for pills you see on the television. but there are serious side effects. >> yeah, i got the idea when i was watching the nightly news one night, odd occurrence for me, but i was watching and you notice all these drug ads, they're all the same. five seconds of how great the drug is, and then 20 seconds of all the terrible things that can happen to you. you know, you break out in rashes, or you know, limbs fall off, or whatever happens, and so the same thing with the iran deal. so i did five seconds of the ad, of how great it is, and how much of a hero obama is.

and then the side effects are, you know, gives $150 billion to the mullahs. you know, they're going to use the money for terror. they can choose their own inspectors. it's so outrageous it's really made for comedy. >> sure. and we haven't shown the part so far, but eventually you've got kerry, obama and hillary all in hillary's red pantsuit, and then they lose their shirts at the table, and that's clearly the message that this is a bad deal. >> right. and i think the visual is they get fleeced, and another visual, i don't know how many people pick up on this, but it takes place on a battleship, which kind of echoes the japanese surrender to mcarthur in $45. >> david -- >> that's what i think this is. >> ask the question, what do you want people to take from this? what do you want to happen? obviously you want to derail the deal. that probably isn't going to happen. >> yeah, the train has probably left.

but i think that, you know, since only 21% of the american people are for this. i mean, we have to hold the democrats who voted for this horrible, horrible deal, we have to hold them accountable. and hopefully on the next election it will go rough on them. and particularly on hillary. we do put hillary in it as part of the surrender team. so maybe it will get some traction. >> you're very clear, there are serious side effects to this particular deal. if people want to watch the whole thing, go to our website fox and friends.com. david zucker, comedy genius out in hollywood. >> it's my pleasure. thank you. >> great having you. >> all right coming up on this tuesday a high school football coach and marine corps vet under investigation. why? well, he led his team on a post-game prayer. at the 50 yard line.

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and got away with half a million dollars worth of jewelry. all right, brian. >> all right, steve, thanks. 24 minutes after the hour. i got your six, #bluelivesmatter. a family wrote this note on a sheriff's receipt after his usual meal. this story has gone viral because that is paid for. >> i got you back. here to talk about this act of kindness is sheriff shane heath. good morning. thanks for joining us on "fox & friends." >> good morning, pleasure to be here. >> do you know who paid for your meal? >> you know, i don't. i asked the waitress when she dropped off the bill who had paid for that meal and she just kind of shrugged her shoulders and shook her head and she wouldn't tell me. >> why does something like this matter now more than ever? >> you know, i think at the time that mattered to me so much for a couple reasons. first of all because that person wanted to be anonymous. i don't think it had anything to do with me being a sheriff. it had to do with the uniform and had to do with that

individual's just comment to law enforcement that blue lives matter. >> and are you starting to feel that in your own community that people are rallying around you? because there's been such a rift in some communities between the police departments, and the people. >> you know, we really are. and i think that it's not just in our community it's across the country. we've seen vehicles with blue lines across the back windshields. we've seen blue ribbons on mailboxes, and fence posts, and blue lights on porches. and you know, just on and on, every day we get another thank you card at the office or, more cookies or cupcakes showing up for the patrol guys. >> sheriff, it's a symbol but it's a pushback against ugly stories we're hearing like in kentucky where we find out, we don't know the details yet, as a rookie officer gets assassinated by a fleeing -- by a fleeing would-be suspect, who turns out to have gone to michael brown's

funeral, and has pictures of himself at rallies. >> yeah, and you know what. what really hits me about that is i think that all of these random acts of kindness, call it what you will, i think that they've shattered the president's silence when it comes to the violence and murders that law enforcement experienced and at the same time i think it silenced the political rhetoric that we continue to hear. >> what do you mean? what do you mean it ended the president's silence? >> i think the community's speaking out. we haven't heard a lot from the white house or the president on, you know, law enforcement just being attacked brutally across this country on such a regular basis. and you know, the community is stepping up, and they're commenting on those tragedies. >> well, sheriff heath, thank you so much for joining us, and if i was there, i'd buy you a cup of coffee or some bacon and eggs, too. appreciate your time. >> you know, i appreciate that very much. if i could just say one more

thing. i think that law enforcement across the border will say that, you know, they don't expect anybody to step in to the arena with us. but we do expect that you don't cheer for the other team. >> i think that's the least you can expect. you can always count on us to know what team to cheer for and it's you guys. sheriff heath, thank you so much. >> appreciate that. >> 32 minutes before the top of the hour. coming up straight ahead a group of high school cheerleaders sparking controversy with a routine inspired by 9/11 that used audio recordings from that day. >> -- the pentagon. i ask the american people to join me in saying a prayer for the victims and their families. >> so is that performance patriotic or offensive? your e-mails are everywhere. >> plus, british actress emily blunt just become an american citizen and guess what? she now says she regrets it because of republicans? ventriloquist jeff denim is here to talk about that and he's

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multiple wildfires that continue to burn out of control out there and now we've got a big trough that's dug in to parts of the west that's brought in a lot of rain. unfortunately you had the flash flooding occurring across parts of utah. of course that's a big concern. something else associated with this system, very cold air. take a look at those temperatures, only in the 50s in seattle and also in san francisco. in missoula temperatures only into the 40s. very chilly there with that storm system. temperatures ahead of it still very summer like across parts of the plains. back inside. >> and it's going to be a hot one here today. all right, maria, thank you very much. 27 minutes before the top of the hour. heather joins us right now and there's been an arrest made in that terror plot that we heard about yesterday against the pope. >> yeah. information coming in just a couple seconds ago. right now, breaking details in a plot against pope francis. when he comes to the united states later this month, we have just learned that a 15-year-old boy was behind that plot. the fbi arrested this boy in

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school district for praying with his players. joe kennedy has been praying on the 50 yard line after games for nearly a decade but he never asked the kids to join him. they do so voluntarily we're told. kennedy writing on facebook that he was warned that he could potentially lose his job for praying on the sidelines. and a cheer squad criticized for setting a performance to the sounds of 9/11. watch this. -- americans. >> you can hear the song right there. early on fox and friends a cheerleader from lumberton, texas, showed us the routine that they performed last week at a memorial service on 9/11. they say that this routine was meant to honor the victims of the terror attack. and never expected the back lash that they're now facing online. there's never been controversy. the community has always actually loved this performance and it's been a long-standing

tradition. and so i'm not sure what happened this year. but it did go viral because of social media. >> the squad says they invited emergency responders to the performance and that they never meant anything here to be offensive. and those are your headlines. a lot of people writing in about that. >> thanks. >> we'll get to that shortly. now to another 9/11 controversy. this entourage star posted on instagram on september 11th, rest in peace to more than 2,000 americans who died in america. rest in peace the iraqis who died in the u.s. invasion for something they didn't do. >> what's going on with liberals in hollywood. here to react jeff dunham, and his friend walter. >> thanks for having this. i love being here. steve, and brian, and -- >> anna. >> anna. you wake up on the wrong side of the bed? >> i thought it was elisabeth. it's anna.

>> i'm feeling in. >> anna. >> your new special on nbc is about hollywood. let's start with the story about the entourage guy. >> i think he should actually post another message honoring the few hundred folks who watched the disaster called the entourage movie. >> that's what i think. >> i did see it. it was terrible. >> he didn't let you down. >> we have no idea. >> i don't care. >> now emily blunt is quite a looker, and he really likes her. >> oh, ian likes emily blunt. >> she's british. she became an american citizen and then she watched the republican debate and said she regrets -- >> you're looking at jeff asking the question. do you think he's going to be the funny guy? look at me. in my eyes. >> i became an american citizen recently and i thought this is a

terrible mistake, what have i done? your reaction? >> that anyone is paying attention to emily blunt. this is like going to a green bay packer for fashion tips. not that there's anything wrong with that but he ain't weari ii prada. i don't care what she says. i got netflix. >> if you were going to go to a movie would you buy one seat or two seats? >> oh, that's funny, steve. actually -- >> he's always on your lap 73 >> who knows. >> i want to talk about politics a little more. don't you think -- how many republican guys are there. don't you think i should be on the ticket now? >> everybody else does. >> i look like joe biden and i answer like donald trump, don't you think? >> absolutely. >> exactly. >> do you know who you're voting for? >> no idea. i do like trump a little bit. i think he could learn a little

bit from jeb. >> how could he do that? >> he's always getting in trouble by saying outlandish things. he should get a little dummy, put it on his lap and let him say all the things. obama does that with biden all the time. >> thank you. >> i got a laugh from the crew guy over there. that's nice. >> that's right. >> emily blunt fan out there. >> tell us about your special on -- >> unhinged in hollywood. why is hollywood unhinged? >> it's actually -- >> i do all my shows, you know, in mid sized cities around the country. going to the big giant place like l.a., i didn't know how it was going to go over. but it was fantastic. >> and there's brad paisley. >> he and i sung a song together. >> that's right. >> that was terrifying. i'm not scared in front of 10,000 people but to get onstage and walter had to sing a song with brad because i can't carry a tune at all. >> and somehow i actually pulled it off. i thought they corrected it when

i went back and watched it. they corrected where they auto tune it to get walter in tune. it was perfect. >> you also have chris parnell on your special. >> he plays the nbc executive. >> the pinhead executive. >> because nbc didn't want ahmed the terrorist on their network. what a shock. so that's how we got him on. the nbc executive said we can't have ahmed on the show. >> unhinged in hollywood. thanks. >> thank you. >> walter, thank you. >> thank you, steve. and you, too, anna. >> like anna banana. >> this is my second time meeting you. >> i know. >> elisabeth doesn't like me apparently. >> she'll be back tomorrow. >> 20 minutes before the top of the hour. hillary clinton sitting down for a hard-hitting interview with mario lopez and "extra" talking about keeping up with the kardashians. is her latest round of interviews working with voters? >> he's also a kardashian

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carlos hyde carrying the 49ers to victory. and fantasy football sites could soon be shut down? that's because a new jersey congressman now wants to investigate the sites by examining the difference in gambling on sports and playing fantasy internet gamble being is illegal. in most states. >> over to you. >> it would be a better idea not to score than to score. but i don't want to regress back to sunday night football. hillary clinton continuing her campaign makeover. she stopped at ellen last week and just did an interview with mario lopez. among the hard hitting issues they covered was the always interesting kim kardashian. >> i just met her for the first time. she came to one of my fund raisers. i really found her to be warm and very personable. she had a nice way of introducing her husband as if i didn't know who he was, right? and i enjoyed seeing her with her daughter. i think all of us in our own ways can be inspirational, or

aspirational for people. >> and, while hillary clinton is keeping up with the kardashians her closest rival bernie sanders is keeping up with the bible? fox legal analyst notes that bernie sanders was at liberty university. >> from the tabloids to the tablet. meaning moses. let's watch what bernie sanders did at the conservative liberty university crossing the line, talking about what is in common between liberals, and socialists, and conservatives. >> i am motivated by a vision. which exists in all of the great religion and that vision is so beautifully and clearly in matthew 7:12. and it states, sow in everything, do to others what you would have them do to you.

for this sums up the law and the prophets. that is the golden rule. >> and that's not a rule that's we've seen on the campaign trail very much going forward in either primary. it's an interesting lesson. people like to trash bernie sanders, how is he ahead? they say the same thing about donald trump. kind of radical versions of each party but these guys are ahead. what he's done is very interesting. and is an example, and a lesson and a model for the republican party in terms of reaching out to people that they might not be able to reach out in the past. a lot of the folks at liberty sat there politely and listened. but he said what brings us all together as americans, and it's the trump message and the sanders message is economic inequality. the middle class being left behind. hillary, you know, sending up the apology tour. now she's on to the entertainment tour. and the kardashians and being

giddy with being with celebrities. and she'll dance and look happy and unaffected by american problems. but that, the sand es model is the model incredibly for the republican party going forward. rand paul tried to do it, a couple of others have tried to do it. reach out to those communities that are not naturally republican, who are looking for hope, who are looking for a way out of being poor. >> right. >> they want the opportunity that's been taken away from them in the last eight years. >> you get with the consultant, they say oh, that community's not going to vote for you. >> they're wrong. you've got to reach out to all americans. >> bernie sanders making a difference. the problem is he wants eight of every ten dollars you have. >> that's right. let's talk about kardashian, that's easier. if you want the youth vote that's the number one show. a lot of twitters. >> if you know a kardashian and want to tweet that out. she does have a lot of twitter followers. thanks a lot peter johnson. you're heading out to the reagan library. >> i am.

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