>> you can see major differences from the new picture from one taken just a year ago. some fans said the new look could be makeup for an upcoming "wolverine" movie. >> he looks awesome. >> i like it. >> that does it for "fox & friends first." don't go away. >> country star justin moore is getting ready to rock us for the weekend. >> bye. well, good friday morning. you made it. it is august 12th, 2016. i'm ainsley earhardt. donald trump doubling down. >> i call president obama and hillary clinton, the founders of isis. isis will hand her the most valuable player award. her only competition is barack obama. >> despite the media backlash, the gop nominee continues his attack. what do you think? does he have a point? and hillary in more hot water. another pay for play disaster

for the nominee following news that a state department aide, her highest, helped the clinton foundation, plus the feds have launched a new investigation across a number of fbi field offices into her family charity. and then america's self-described america's teen had a sticker on their helmet. where was the nfl when the rams said, hands up, don't shoot. is the nfl playing games? "fox & friends" begin right now. and welcome aboard, folks. live from studio e here in the heart of kind of a soggy and very tropical mid town manhattan. >> so muggy. >> it's 80 degrees and 8 o% relative humidity. >> i know. >> everyone's walking through the hall complaining about their hair. >> listen. no. everyone's excited walking through the hall because it is friday. when i walked in this morning i

was talking to them. there is a distinct difference when you go to work on friday. everyone's in a great mood. >> bounce in their step. >> justin moore, our all-american summer concert series performer. if you're at 48th and 6th avenue, stop by and we'll buy you breakfast. barbecue. >> that's right. we have so much news to get to so let's start with this story. >> we start on the campaign trail, don't we, clayton? >> that's right. donald trump doubling, tripling down calling president obama and hillary clinton the leaders of isis. >> ainsley, clayton, steve, good morning to you. erie, pennsylvania, this is barack obama territory. statewide here in pennsylvania hillary clinton leading with ten points despite getting a lot of criticism, including a big editorial about it in "the new

york times" today, donald trump continues to push the theme that he unveiled in sunrise, florida, sunday night that barack obama and hillary clinton are, quote, the co-founders of isis. donald trump saying the interim congressional report that found that the administration, as donald trump said, cooked the books on isis. here's trump from yesterday. >> barack obama and hillary, these are the founders of isis. these are the founders of isis because of bad judgment. isis is going to present them with the most valuable player award. these are bad people. with bad judgment and at the top we have an incompetent leader. >> reporter: donald trump speaking to a group of faith leaders in orlando and actually revealed for the first time that he is having some trouble in some states telling these evangelical leaders that he's got what appears to be a pretty

big problem in utah that he could use some help with. lfs reaching out to the evangelical leaders to help him find, among other things, everlasting life. here's trump again. >> so go out and spread the word and once i get in i will do my thing that i do very well. and i figure it's probably maybe the only way i'm going to get to heaven so i better do a good job, okay? >> a joke that was actually seen as a joke yesterday. donald trump's talking about it yesterday, clayton, ainsley, and steve telling a group of home builders that if he knew he was going to eventually run for president, he might have had a bit of a, quote, softer life. one of the things he probably wouldn't have done is go on the howard stern show so much. little late for that though. >> part of his eerie history.

>> thank you so much. >> and like i say, nothing like being in a new york subway station when it's 90 degrees. >> nothing like it. >> john, thank you very much. >> thank you. so he set the table perfectly. donald trump has stated emphatically that barack obama was the founder of isis and hillary clinton is the co-founder and sometimes the founder. >> the left wing media is hyperventilating, but somebody who knows all about isis is dr. sebastian gorka, and you know what, he says trump is exactly right. listen. >> let's just look at the facts. in 2008 when this senator from illinois became the president and afterwards appointed hillary as his secretary of state, at that moment in time isis didn't exist. al qaeda in iraq, the forerunner of isis, was one regional

franchise inside of iraq. when we withdrew our troops, when we started to cook the books on intelligence as you hear from the centcom analysts, then uefa silly tated the rise of isis with these false red lines in syria that meant nothing. all the things were put in place by this administration to help this former al qaeda franchise become a trans regional insurgency with more than 80,000 fighters today. that's fact. >> all right. when you look at the facts, it really is daunting because in 2008 as he reminds us, there was not isis. here we are, 2016, and you have 80,000 isis fighters on this j.v. team. >> yeah, but to call them the founder, you can quibble over that line. you can say are they actually sitting there. >> but the question is do they bear some responsibility? >> of course. calling them the j.v. team when all eyes were on isis starting to move throughout syria,

starting to take over that region, ejecting themselves into the whole war and saying that's a jv squad, we're not going to pay attention. >> when president obama pulled the troops out, they're not going to flourish, what's interesting, the left, who is hyperventilating, j weren't they salivating when hillary clinton called donald trump the best recruiter. >> he is isis's best recruiter. they are showing videos of donald trump in order to recruit more radical jihadists. the way donald trump talks about terrorism and his very insulting language towards muslims is making him the recruiting sergeant for isis. >> he fired back after that. there want that reaction that we had this week. >> no. >> from donald trump's comment. and yet when we looked into this

to find the videos she was talking about, there was no evidence of it. we also saw videos of bill clinton. this wasn't a video, we kound find a video. >> the media, as you're saying, is hyperventilating over all of that, they're not really covering what's happening at the state department, being affiliated with the clinton foundation. we are learning -- >> it's not supposed to be affiliated with the clinton foundation. >> you're right. you're right. >> loosely. >> it's unethical for them to be affiliat affiliat affiliated. >> several mills who worked with her at the state department when she was secretary of state actually took a trip to help hire people for the clinton foundation. >> keep in mind, when hillary clinton was being vetted to be secretary of state she pledged to do everything in her power to keep her work as secretary of state separate from the clinton foundation so back in 2012,

cheryl mills took an amtrak train to interview people. cheryl mills was at the time a u.s. federal employee and yet here she was doing work for the foundation, a clear violation. how can you do that? you can't. suddenly it looks so murky. and the news that -- this is from "the daily caller." fred 49ferrer. he's looking into the clinton foundation. apparently he is working with a number of other state's attorneys and -- not state's attorneys, federal attorneys. >> federal attorneys. >> and fbi field offices and apparently together they're coordinating with comey down at

the fbi. >> no wonder they're wondering about the e-mails. what's in the e-mails that would reveal this? we've seen some of them. >> imagine more of them coming up. >> right. >> much more on that. >> now we'll hand it over to heather childers. she has a lot more news to cover. >> good morning. good morning to everyone at home. some stories we've been following all morning. a fox news alert on this one. a series of bombs rocking the most popular tourist cities in thailand sending people running for their lives. 11 bombs exploding over the past 24 hours killing 4. take a look at this picture. a bomb tucked into a plant pot before exploeting. there's no evidence that it was actually a terror attack though. to another alert, dozens of people rushed to the hospital when a cross-country flight hits severe turbulence.

30,000 feet in the air. the overhead bins cracking over people's head. passengers and two crew members were injured when the flight from boston hit bad weather on the way to sacramento. everyone is out of the hospital now. a witness claims that the plane hit an air pocket, quote, plummeting downward. and it has happened again. the fourth accident at an amusement park in less than a week. this time a 3-year-old boy sent flying out of a roller coaster 40 feet in the air as his family watches in horror. >> 25-80, route 30 at idlewild park. where an unknown aged child has fallen from a roller coaster. >> thrown from the wooden ride called rolocoaster. he was alert and talking when he

was air lifted to the hospital. so we certainly hope he will be okay. those are your headlines. disturbing for parents. >> you don't want to be that helicopter parent. you don't want to be the one to say, you can't do these kinds of things. all of these recent stories make me think twice. >> heather, thank you very much. >> thank you. a moment ago when talking about the new investigation, i said state's attorneys, i meant u.s. attorneys. >> you just had to make that correction. we all knew what you meant. >> thank you. >> it's friday. >> follow-up. thank you very much. meanwhile, coming up, we just talked about the media frenzy following this here comment. >> isis is honoring president obama. he is the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. >> well, the mainstream media hates that, but what do the voters think? the surprising answer is coming

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he's the founder. he founded isis and i would say the co-founder would be crooked hillary clinton. >> you can see there he's losing. for a long time you're watching republicans and independents have been tracking together. this is where he's gone a little bit too far. republicans gave him a c, independents a d and democrats an f. one respondent said it best, he needs to stay on point. he might be correct in thinking about it but he needs to focus on the policies. he's going too far with the other stuff. he doubled down on his statements. i don't think it's resonating. he's got to watch it because he's going to need those independent voters and now it's not looking good. >> let's talk about hillary clinton. she talked yesterday and rolled out her economic plan. here she is talking about small business. >> i believe in small business, that's why i want to be a small

business president. that's a big contrast with donald trump who has spent his career stiffing small businesses, refusing to pay the bills. i don't know what would have happened in my family if after my dad had worked so hard he showed up with the fabric that he had printed for the drapes and they said, sorry, we're not paying you. honestly, that is not how we do business. >> you can see democrats that resonated some. they gave it a b plus. independents, republicans, it did not move the independents. that's good news for donald trump. it's not like they're all flying to hillary clinton. they gave her a d, republicans an f. but what they said was, you know what, i'm not sure this is credible. credibility is really important now. you're going to be the president of small businesses when you're the one speaking at goldman sachs? it just didn't resonate because they didn't buy it. >> let's look at donald trump

talking about how hillary is selling the government. >> then you look at what's going on with hillary with selling government and, you know, all of the things that have come out today on the front page of a lot of the papers and you look at what she's doing in terms of playing and pay for play and all of the different things. they name it different -- you know, all sorts of different things she's doing. i'm telling you, it's starting to come out and look at the way the polls are tightening up. >> you can see that his attacks on hillary are still landing but he also needs to explain what pay for play is. i'm not exactly sure what it is. republicans gave her an a minus. >> thank you so much, leigh. happy weekend. >> you, too. the video is horrifying, a driver shoots at a car with a child inside. that shooter on the loose this morning. and it's 10,000 times more potent than heroin.

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welcome back. some quick olympic headlines for you. michael phelps grabbing his 22nd career gold medal. >> whew! >> phelps beating his teammate and rival ryan lochte in the 200 individual medley at rio. their final olympic race against each other. lochte taking fifth place. phelps is the first olympian to win four consecutive medals in the same event. the belgian sailor is the first olympic sailor to get sick after racing on the heavily polluted bay. he reported feeling ill right

after he finished. rio's water has been under scrutiny leading up to the games due to raw sewage and all of the trash in there. israeli athletes coming under fire. members of the lebanese and saudi teams refused to share a bus with the israeli athletes heading to the opening ceremonies and opting out of competing with them. officials issued a stern warning that that better stop. a dangerous new drug is hitting the united states. this is a drug that's so dangerous that both the users and responders are put at risk by simply touching the drug. >> this stuff is called carfentanil. it is 10,000 times more powerful than heroin and morphine and 100 times more stronger than fentanyl. >> one district attorney's office is issuing a widespread warning. stephanie salavantis is the

district attorney in her district. how widespread is this? is this an epidemic that parents need to worry about? >> we haven't seen it in luzerne county, and based on the information i have received, we have not seen it in pennsylvania, but the information that is being spread through the pennsylvania department of health is that it is outside the borders of western pennsylvania. it is mainly hitting ohio right now with about 20 fatalities from this drug. so it's making its way here. >> sure. the problem is -- this really is the early warning of this new thing for parents and everybody to be on the lookout for. it spreads. kids are told this is going to be the high of your life. stephanie, the thing about this, this is a tranquilizer they use for bears, for elephants. >> elephants.

>> when you even -- explain the delivery system. i know you can shoot it up. do they smoke it? i know you can rub it on your arm and get a high off that. that's a problem for first responders. >> they could do all of that when taking this drug, but i think the big distinction here, and what people should know, is that users are buying heroin and when they buy it they think they're getting pure heroin, but what's actually happening is that heroin is either laced with carfentanil or it may be pure carfentanil. that is what is causing these overdoses and the deaths. >> stephanie, what is carfentanil? >> it is a fentanyl body that is a very, very strong drug. it is used to sedate animals, specifically large animals like elephants, hippos.

>> good lord. >> it is not meant for human ingestion and that is why it's so dangerous. >> where is this stuff coming from? we know with the oxycontin problem, people breaking into pharmacies, people chopping it up, lighting it, melting it, injecting it that way. where is this coming from? >> we're hearing it's coming from china. it's being sold from china and being brought into the united states. i've also been told from u.s. senators that they're finding that it is coming in from the moeks i can cartel. so we're hearing a lot of different avenues of where it's coming from. it may be being produced in the united states, so we just don't know right now. >> so to be clear, kids aren't necessarily -- maybe they are. are they seeking this out or is it they don't know that it's even in the heroin that they're doing? they think they're getting low great street level heroin and it's being cut with this

carfentanil surprise? >> well, users are being told this is a bigger, better high. that's what they're looking for. they're looking for the next big high, and they aren't -- in my opinion, they are not being told that it's being laced with this carfentanil or it is pure carfentanil. they're looking for the high. >> how do you know if your child is on this? what do you do if they are? >> symptoms. >> you think that your child is on this, i think that you reach out to local law enforcement. local treatment centers and ask for help. some symptoms would be -- the same type of symptoms you would see if a child was using any type of narcotic. very secluded from people. don't really communicate with their friends -- their old friends very often anymore. things that seem to just make you feel like your child isn't

the same child you knew they were before. so it's -- seeing those signs, reach out. and even if you just think, you believe that there is an issue, reach out to someone. ask for help. >> absolutely. good advice. stephanie, the district attorney for luzerne county in pennsylvania, thank you very much. >> thank you. still ahead on this friday, hillary clinton wants everybody to pay their fair share and donald trump wants to cut taxes, so which one works for your wallet? our fox business panel is going to break it down next. good morning, ladies and gentleman. then america's team banned from honoring the dallas police officers when they were murdered. where were they when the rams did this. hands up, don't shoot. first, happy birthday to george hamilton. the actor turns 77 years old. >> celebrate with a tan. ♪ ♪ ♪ you can run an errand.

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and it's a little embarrassing that we're getting awards because, maddy, you should be getting the award. you should be getting the awards. >> myself, i grew up, my mother worked with special needs working throughout san francisco and the bay area. i followed in her footsteps. >> there are 70,000 athletes basically in new york alone. they're all over the country and special olympics, if you donate to that charity, then all of the money goes to help cover the costs for them and their families. thank you to katelyn and james tang, my friends who help run that organization here in the new york area. >> thank you and kimberly. >> we don't do anything. we just get to put it on the air but it's the olympians and their families. >> supporters. >> maddy, she's a model. she walked in new york fashion week. >> wow. >> she's also been in "vogue" and in "does mcosmo."

>> go to our web page. >> they've raised a lot of money. thanks to a lot of you. we've been talking about it all week. let's hand it over to heather with headlines. we begin with this one. a british teenager who joined up isis last year is now believed to be dead. khadizza sultana shocked her family by traveling to syria when she was just 16. seen her on the right, she left london with two other friends who also joined the terror army. her families say that they were told that she died, although it has not been confirmed. the circumstances around her fate are unclear. a ferry fieg case of road rage. a driver opened fire on a family's suv with a child inside. right now police are desperately trying to find the driver in this black honda. you can see the man pulling out his gun just seconds before riddling the suv with bullets.

police near los angeles say that the suspect gotten raged because the driver in the suv apparently sprayed his car with windshield wiper fluid. more chilling video, another case of road rage. this is one at a gas station in gainesville, florida. you can see a woman waving a pistol threatening to shoot another driver all over reportedly being cut off. talk about a stinky stash. a man walking in a park when he opened the door to a port-a-potty, and saw this. branches of marijuana. it is in fact the biggest bust they have ever made. and this not necessarily something you see every day. heads turned as this man on a horse, yes, trots through the doorway of a taco bell in texas. the man apparently had just competed in the rodeo. he was hungry and he says that he does stuff like this all the time. apparently his horse was a little hungry, too. there's a look at your

headlines. back to you, clayton. trump's agenda will pull our economy back into recession. >> she's going to raise taxes $1.3 trillion. i'm going to cut taxes bigly, bigly. >> the result would be a loss of $3.4 million jobs. >> going to create millions of jobs. >> all right. well, battle is on. lots of promises. hillary clinton, donald trump going at it over jobs. who has the best plan to get the job done. let's bring in our fox business panel. co-host fbn a.m., and brian renberg, professor and chair of business. nice to see all three of you this morning. hillary's economic plan yesterday announced the most fresh that we can look at. here we'll put it up on the screen and dissect it. $275 billion in infrastructure plans for this country,

remember, president obama spent $800 billion. is this good? >> we've seen this before. eight years ago we saw the big stimulus bill. a lot of voters would say, we didn't get a lot of bang for our buck there. we look at this current plan and we say, is this really going to create the jobs that she's talking about? we've seen the story of infrastructure spending play out in countries like japan and china. it really hasn't worked. i don't think we can look at that one for big growth. >> is this a tale of two americas, typical left wing plan here? we're going to increase taxes, spend more to try to drive jobs? >> yeah. i do think in that way there is some clarity but, you know, trump has also borrowed a lot, both from house republicans as he should, but from the democratic side. when he talked about infrastructure, he wanted to double that amount. he said he would tolerate a wider deficit if that includes spending on vets, national defense and infrastructure, but to your point, hillary clinton's

plan is more traditional. a lot of people say, listen, senator sanders really yanked her further to the left. it is tax the rich and then, hey, this is what we're going to do with the money. so, again, you just have to trust, will the government use your money wisely? most americans especially at this juncture say not so much. >> a call on the middle class. donald trump is saying that he is the champion of the middle class. let's contrast it. your take on hillary's and his plan here. one of the plans from reagan. corporate tax rate cut, 35% down to 15% and a tax deductible child care. he wants to eliminate the death tax. so middle class, that's what all the focus is on. what's better for the middle class here? >> they're both painting as if they're the best candidate for the middle class, but the question is which one really is? in fact, when you look at the tax breakdown, he's simplifying the tax code. he is more favorable for those who make under $30,000. he says, you pay zero% taxes if

you make $100,000. he seems more favorable in the tax cuts, child care and job creation. cutting the rates on small business, for example, which will then create jobs further. big picture, it seems that he's being a little bit more friendly to the middle class as far as it goes. it was very interesting. what she spoke yesterday, it didn't seem so much of an economic speech as it did a political one. >> she spent a lot of time scaring us telling us how we're going to go into recession if you were to choose trump's plan. >> middle class and this idea she brings up about small business. hillary clinton talking about small business, but which plan is there for small business, brian? >> it's funny. she talked about small business and she said she wanted to cut red tape for small businesses but the entirety of her speech was about new regulations, new subsidies that makes life for small businesses more complicated. she's got two different things going at each other. i don't think her plan is the plan for small businesses. >> and higher taxes for small businesses. >> they're drowning in red tape.

they're having a hard time. she's the third term of economics for obama. >> i think a simplification of the tax code, i think that is so -- how many people do you know tear their hair out trying to figure this out. so donald trump going from 7 to 3. >> yeah, it just makes life so much easier. >> your final thoughts, deed dre, on small business? >> i think donald trump had more details and a plan to help small businesses. we'll see. this is just the beginning. as nicole said, this was not so much a policy speech from clinton as it was a political rebuttal. >> don't forget, we have a record number of people on food stamps. homeownership is the lowest in decades. labor participation rate the lowest in decades. if you want some change, you might go with trump. if you want the status quo, stick with clinton. >> great to see all of you. thanks so much. coming up, the nfl banning the cowboys from honoring the

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right there, the arm in arm decal to wear on their helmets during four preseason games to salute the police. they said, hey, nfl, that's okay, right? the nfl said, absolutely not because if we allow you to put that decal on, you know it's going to open the door, next thing you know people are going to be wanting all sorts of crazy decals on their helmet. >> when did supporting the cops ever become political? that should just be a given. that should always be a yes, of course, you can support our cops. these are men and women who fight on the streets or our own streets protecting us and protecting your children and protecting our family. >> i just find it -- >> unbelievable. >> i find this a weird double standard because the whole league for weeks and weeks -- we all support of course breast cancer research. >> of course. >> who doesn't. >> the whole league goes pink for a number of weeks it seems like during the nfl season. they have that. they have that in memory of the

redskins player in memory of sean taylor. of course pat tillman killed serving in 2004. iranian hostage decal in 1981. i don't know, part of me, can i play contrarian here? >> sure. >> who cares about a sticker? >> the nfl. >> i get they do. at the end of the day people change, put stickers on things, change their twitter avatar photos or facebook cover picture as if they're really doing something. to the police chief's point in dallas, if you really want to do something, come out and apply for a job, come out and do something. >> which is great. >> everybody gets caught up in symbols. >> they are america's team. the team themselves, they said, let's put a sticker on to salute the cops. the nfl says, no, if we do that, everybody's going to want a sticker. we showed you the stickers. one of our producers pointed out shortly after ferguson what

happened there. i think four or five st. louis rams went out to ferguson and did the hands up gesture and then there was some question about did the team apologize for that or didn't they because one of the police officers thought they did. they did not apologize and there was no discipline netted out. >> also, remember beyonce at the super bowl had the anti-cop song and the message there. >> "formation." >> if you're going to allow these folks to do that, why wouldn't you ever let the police department be honored in the city of dallas who has just gone through so much tragedy. >> let us know your thoughts on this. i'm torn. if you keep adding stickers to things as if you're doing something in support -- >> what's so wrong about a sticker? >> that's my point. i don't know that i care about the sticker. i want the league to do something better, before the game, go to this website and donate to the victim's families. they need the help and support. sticker, i don't know. >> what do you think? >> "fox & friends" on twitter.

>> or friends @fox news.com. >> or facebook. meanwhile, muslim religious leaders are suing their city after their plan for a big mosque got turned down. do they have a case? we're going to after a big mosque got turned down. do they have a case? rumors are swirling that the rnc is about to cut off trump's funding. is that really true? coming up, the side of the story you won't hear anyone else. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. but thanks to booking.com to everything turned out perfect. [crying] weird, but perfect. [flute]

a muslim group suing a michigan city after their plans to build a mega mosque denied. islamic leaders in sterling

heights said that the city violated their first amendment rights and rejected the mosque because of islamaphobia in the community. but city officials claim traffic was one of the main concerns behind their decision. so do they have a case? joining us to debate it, a former federal attorney. good morning to you. emily, let's start with you. was the mosque treated fairly? >> absolutely. there was a sitting ant amount of building permits that were proposed that are denied. this is a four-story building in a residential area. it couldn't be further from racial undertones. any documentation of explosive polarizing rhetoric actually is found in the complaint in the lawsuit and those surrounding the proponents. not in any documented transcript of the city officials planning meetings or even in those

e-mails. we have the complaints calling them racist, vociferous. the attorney working on this case is saying, islamaphobia is alive and well in sterling heights. this is not found in the dran script -- transcripts or the e-mails. >> it was at a public meeting that people were freaking out and that's when the rhetoric started to get hot. >> that's right. over the course of litigation you have discovery and there will be depositions of the various people to decide whether or not those types of things were said. listen, the fact that it's residential is of no merit because the entire zoningary is residential. any house of worship that wants to build there has to get a special approval. this mosque did everything they were asked. they made every concession they were asked to make in order to build. they actually got approval and at these meetings they were then turned the down. >> they have cited traffic concerns and the height and there's another mosque nearby, isn't there? >> yes. it's important to note that in

the community 23% of the sterling heights are immigrants many who are iraqi christians who fled extremist islamism persecution in iraq. so the chain of e-mails between the city officials and the miss department -- and the police department was a result of some of these residents expressing concern via e-mail to the city. so this is -- >> okay. heather, we'll give you 15 seconds. >> steve, i want to say the fact that there is another mosque is of no merit. how many churches are in the area? there are three. this case is strong for the mosque. >> emily and heather, thank you for getting up early on a friday morning. >> thanks steve. have a good day. coming up, remember when candy crowley took obama's side during that 2012 debate with mitt romney? who is going to make sure it's fair this time around? and he was a pottery barn employee with dreams of opening up for kenny chesney. ♪

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good friday morning. you made it, it's the tail end of the week. august 12th, 2016. i'm ainsley earhardt. well, donald trump is doubling down. >> i called president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. isis will hand her the most valuable player award. her only competition is barack obama. >> despite the media backlash the gop nominee continues his attacks. what do you think? does he have a point? >> wait a minute, isis has

award, i didn't know that. and hillary in more hot water. another pay for play disaster following the news that a chief of staff helped the clinton foundation. not supposed to do that. and the feds are launching a new fbi investigation into the clinton family foundation. and the dixie chicks singing a sour note again. remember when they said they were ashamed of president bush? well, now they've got a problem with donald trump. >> oh. >> "fox & friends," hour two, starts right now. ♪ ♪ down in the holler, out in the back woods working hard for a dollar ♪ ♪ in the back woods >> yep, singing about the back woods. and he's going nob the heart of midtown manhattan. justin moore is the featured performer in the all-american concert series brought to you by expedia. >> he has something to say about them too. look at that. it's cookout outside, clayton.

>> famous dave's barbecue, cooking up ribs at 6:00 in the morning. if you want to come down, get some free ribs and sweet tea -- >> so good. lathering up the ribs aren't they? marinading them just right. >> thanks, clayton for sitting in for brian. >> i like your combo there. >> the ensemble. i had some team work. >> let's talk about serious news. >> donald trump doubling and tripping down calming president obama and hillary clinton the found over the terror group isis. >> john roberts is live in erie, pennsylvania, with his own ensemble. what's the latest, john? >> reporter: clayton, ainsley, steve, good morning to you. erie, pennsylvania, we visit it quite often, every four years and that donald trump has a lot of work do here in erie county and pennsylvania at large. real clear politics shows

clinton with a nine-point lead. erie county, solidly barack obama territory. 59% in 2008. so when donald trump comes here today he's going to hit very hard on the issues of jobs and the economy because the unemployment rate is a point above the state average here. he'll be going very hard on national security and isis, particularly in light of that congressional report that found that the intelligence community had been cooking the book when it came to how well we're doing against isis. and in kissimmee, florida, trump quadrupling on his new line of attack that barack obama and hillary clinton are the founders of isis. here he is from last night. >> he is the founder in a true sense. if he would have stayed -- i didn't want to be will. but if he would have kept the relatively small force, he probably could have prevented isis from forming. okay?

and now you look at what's going on with isis where they're spreading. >> trump is getting a lot of blow back for the comments, particularly from one of our rival networks. prompting donald trump to tweet this morning, quote, ratings challenged cnn reports so seriously that i called obama and clinton the founder of isis and mvp. they don't get sarcasm. earlier in the day a rather surprising admission from donald trump to a group of faith leaders. the pastors in pews meeting in orlando where he acknowledged he's in trouble in several states including the state of utah. appealing to evangelical leaders to get out the evangelical vote. though it's unclear how much help that would be in the state of utah. donald trump also asking these pastors to -- after the election is over help him find everlasting life. listen. >> so go out and spread the word and once i get in, i will do my thing that i do very well.

and i figure it's probably maybe the only way i'm going to get to heaven so i better do a good job, okay? >> reporter: very clear that like keith urban donald trump learned everything he needed to know from john cougar, john 3:16. >> i'm impressed john, very good. >> i think we're seeing a theme among donald trump. i make a joke one day and explain it to people the next day. what he's saying on the twitter account this is sarcasm. i don't think he actually created isis, but they created the environment. >> yeah. >> through which this unfolded. >> exactly. >> i think people get that. and, you know, he has doubled down. he tripled down. he quadrupled down, but he was being sarcastic. however, he was being accurate according to dr. sebastian gorka

who is the foremost authority in this country on terror. >> let's just look at the facts. in 2008, when this senator from illinois became the president and afterwards appointed hillary as his secretary of state. at this moment in time, isis didn't exist. al qaeda in iran -- in iraq, forerunner of isis was one regional franchise inside iraq. when we withdrew our troops, when we started to cook the book on intelligence as you hear from the centcom analyst, then we facilitated the rise of isis with these forced red lines in syria that meant nothing. all the things were put in place by this administration to help this former al qaeda franchise become a transregional insurgency with more than 80,000 fighters today. that's fact. >> he makes some great points

because it reminds you isis was not in existence when president obama took office in 2008. here we are eight years later, 2016, now there are 80,000 fighters on this jv team. >> almost an entire country. they have their own territory -- >> network. >> capital they run. the outrage about donald trump's comments, you can quibble over how he described as the founders and what he was saying to sebastian gorka's point. but there wasn't this outrage when hillary clinton during one of the debates in fact pointed out that donald trump was a recruiter for isis, that they were using videos of donald trump when there was no evidence to that. remember this? >> he is becoming isis' best recruiter. they are going to people, showing videos of donald trump insulting islam and muslims in order to recruit more radical jihadists. the way that donald trump talks about terrorism and his, you know, very insulting language toward muslims is making him the recruiting sergeant for isis. >> i mean, that's ludicrous.

they're saying that what trump was saying about president obama and hillary clinton being the founders is ludicrous. that is too. that's ridiculous. >> are you saying there's a double standard? >> yes, that's factually what i'm saying. hypocrisy at its best. >> here's more hypocrisy. how many of the news shows this morning -- i don't know the answer but i suspect a small number other than us are doing this story. remember when hillary clinton was applying to do the job of secretary of state for barack obama she pledged to keep her work of secretary of state separate from the clinton family foundation. she said that then. but now a big news story out that her chief of staff -- the chief of staff to the secretary of state, a woman by the -- an attorney by the name of cheryl mills who has been with the clinton since the '90s i think in 2012 she came to new york city to interview candidates for a top job at the clinton foundation. >> while she was working -- >> right. the chief of staff, a federal

employee and she's working for the clinton foundation. exactly at the same time. it's a conflict of interest. how can you work for the federal government and work for the clinton foundation as well? this goes to show you how murky it is. how many channels are going to cover that story today? and this plays into the whole clinton e-mail thing which was revealed by judicial watch with the pay for play. what was revealed earlier this week is if you wanted to get access to the state department, just give a bunch of dough to the clinton family foundation that's so illegal. >> bill clinton -- going to fly into saudi arabia and dubai and give a nice speech for a couple of hundred thousand dollars and then a few weeks later you have a meeting at a state department. >> coincidence. >> now a fbi and a u.s. attorney probe. so we'll find out what they find out hopefully. >> indeed. so a lot of news going on. and it's ten minutes after the

top of the hour, we have the pleasure of having heather childers this morning with the news. good morning to you. we'll begin with donald trump and a new attack. this time from his own party. now, there's letter written by 70 former gop lawmakers and staffers urging reince priebus to stop funding trump's campaign. instead, they want to use that money to make sure that republicans hold on to the house and the senate, but governor huckabee is not buying it. >> if there is some great big friction between the rnc, reince priebus, and donald trump, it's the best kept secret to those of us who are literally standing right beside him on the campaign trail. >> priebus, you will recall, is fully endorsing donald trump. a terrifying experience thousands of feet in the air. dozens rushed to the hospital when a flight hits severe turbulence. >> all o we dropped probably a hundred feet a

second. everybody who didn't have a seat belt on pretty much whacked their head. >> at least 22 passengers and two crew members were injured when the jetblue flight from boston to sacramento hit some bad weather. they made an emergency landing in south dakota. everyone is expected to be okay. so that's good. well, a series of homemade bombs rocking the most popular tourist cities in thailand. 11 bombs exploding over the past 24 hours, killing four and injuring dozens. look at the chilling pictures this was posted on twitter. where a bomb had been hidden in the plant pot right before it exploded. police believe rebels are behind the attack. the country has endured years of political uprising. it has happened again. the fourth accident at an amusement park in less than a week. a little boy was flying out of a roller coaster 40 feet in the

air. >> route 30 -- at idlewild park. an unknown aged child has fallen from the roller coaster. requesting a helicopter on stand by. >> the little boy thrown from the wooden ride at idlewild and soak zone near pittsburgh. he was talking when he was airlifted to the hospital. certainly a concern for parents. >> absolutely. >> really is. >> this is when we go to amusement park. >> you don't want to be the parent that says you can't do it. you have so much fun. we remember going to the amusement park. >> it's more dangerous to get on the road and drive your car than go on a roller coaster. >> you're right. meanwhile, hillary clinton continuing to take shots at donald trump and his economic plan. >> he wants america to work for him and his friends at the expense of everyone else. he's offered no credible plans to address what working families

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is she right? here for from the center for american progress, and a clinton supporter, and from the trump camp, founder of the federal saving bank, stephen koch, one of the six guys named steve on the team. >> good morning, steve. >> so anywhere a, let's start with you. it's -- you say it's very clear, now voters have a choice between her plan and trump's plans. >> that's right. i think donald trump laid out a new version of the economic plan. on monday. but the reality is that it's the same old ideas, recycled ideas we have heard from many conservatives over a long period of time. a massive tax give away to the very wealthy that will come at the expense of the middle class and that blows a giant hole in the deficit. creating masses of debt.

it's surprising to me that people think we should be conservative on economic policy would put that much burden on our children and grandchildren. >> all right. steve, how'd you like her plan? >> well, look, i'll tell you, i think most folks know that i'm a main street guy, not a wall street guy. i'm not sure that my opponent is, because, you know, i have to laugh in the 47 minutes that hillary spoke yesterday she outlined a plan to spend $1.15 trillion. the quick math on that, it's about $25 billion per minute. and what in fact we saw from mr. trump was a bold, new plan. that by far between lowering the personal tax rate and the corporate tax rate, spending ways that will enhance growth will absolutely help the middle class, far, far more than the same old recycled rhetoric we have heard from hillary clinton and the failed policies. it's that simple. >> the key to -- all the

economists say if we want this economy to break out there's got to be growth. right now we're sputtering along at 1%. people have looked at hillary's plan and they don't see it. the tax foundation found it would lead to job losses and a reduced amount of growth. >> actually, if you look at independent economists, people who -- some members of trump's team have really liked before, mark zandi, he has been the former mccain adviser, he looked at trump's plan and said that it would create a loss of over 3 million jobs. and hillary clinton's plan would gain 10 million jobs over the first term. so i think, you know, the reality here is taking a risk on a proposal which really does balloon massively the deficit at a time where so many conservatives said that's the challenge seems a little odd to me. >> let's see what people think. thank you for joining us today. >> great to be here.

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♪ some quick headlines. hot air balloons, cliff jumping, that's what a whopping $400,000 will get you for an over the top sorority video. the sorority at arizona state shelling out the dough to show

what fun the members can have. the only thing missing is them studying in the library or even attending class. so then it's an accurate reflection of college. >> that is not true. >> yes, it is ainsley. and years after publicly speaking out against president george w. bush, the dixie chicks are hitting a sour note with the gop. ♪ ♪ i'm not ready to make nice, i'm not ready to back down ♪ >> the singer natalie maines criticizing reaction to donald trump's second amendment remarks. i get banned for not liking bush and now trump can put out a hit on hillary? hypocrite, she says. but a lot of republicans did criticize him. ♪ ♪ 'til my last day, 'til my last breath ♪ ♪ if anyone can i can love you best ♪

♪ till my last day, i'll be loving you ♪ >> you know the chart-topping country music star for his hit "till my last day in small town usa." he has a brand-new album called "kinda don't care." it is available in stores and online today. you have to buy it. >> give it up, ladies and gentlemen, justin moore joins us live! >> thank you. >> hey, justin. >> good to see you again. >> so good to see you again. thanks for being on the stage. congratulations on all your success. >> thank you very much. >> and you kind of don't care. >> but i hope everyone else does. >> you do. now we have been telling this story how you were in nashville, you weren't a singer per se. you wanted to be. you were working at pottery barn and then somehow kenny chesney came in the door. how did this happen? >> yeah, i have been trying to forgot that, so thanks for reminding me. no. i worked in the stock room at pottery barn in nashville for a couple of years while i was kind

of an aspiring country artist, chesney came in one day and i was taking a led of stuff out to him that he was -- a load of stuff out to him that he was purchasing and like an idiot, i went up to him and said, i want to open for you one day. a couple of years later it came to fruition. i haven't seen him since then, i think i creeped him out. >> what did he buy? >> he bought a lot of stuff. i don't know if he was building a house. i'm trying to forget those days. >> i wanted to ask you about your personal life. i know you have a little girl. >> i have three little girls. 2, 4, 6. >> are they on tour with you? >> a lot of times they are. monday is my oldest's daughter's first day of school. >> how do you feel about that? >> i hate it. i like taking them on the bus

with me all the time. when she's in school she's got to be there. >> do you feel outnumbered? >> yes, i swim around in the sea of estrogen. >> that sounds like a lot of fun. >> it's a lot of fun. >> so i want to hear about the new album "kinda don't care." tell us about this. it comes out today. >> it comes out today. i think it's the best album we have delivered. the most diverse album. it's every three years, and we have been on the every two year track. >> something about justin you don't know, hootie and the blowfish are from my hometown. i know you moved from nashville and you moved back to your hometown in arkansas. >> i did. just recently. yeah, i did just recently. six years ago. but we're building a house that's on the property that i grew up. >> people love it when someone gets famous and come back home because you remember your roots. >> and darius is one of my best friends. that's something we have in

common. >> i read somewhere, somewhere along the way you told somebody that one of the biggest influences in your life was dwight yoakam. >> yeah, that's why i was wearing jeans that are three sizes too small because i was obsessed with him. >> one day, dwight yoakam called you on the phone? >> yeah. somebody that works at the record label who is still working for the record label worked with him in the past. my first album was coming out which was seven years ago yesterday. and we knew that it was doing pretty well. surprised me, he stuck me on the phone with him. the first thing i say to him, is oh, my gosh, i'm about to crap my breeches. like, why did you just say that to dwight yoakam? no, i have gotten to know him fairly well since then. he's always been really gracious and kind to me. >> well, that's good. thank you. >> we're celebrating all morning long, so come on down to 48th and 6th. justin is out here rocking all morning long. you ready for that? [ cheers and applause ] thank you, justin. appreciate it.

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i'm not going to live in the white house because i refuse to live in government housing. i'd live in the fantastic trump motel. i'm going to put in a golf course. this is prime real estate. this would be a phenomenal golf course if we put one in is -- in. >> when you close your eyes and listen to the voice, it's dead on. that's the comedian john did domenico doing his uncanny impersonation of trump. >> he nailed it right down to the speech patterns and the mannerisms and the hair. >> it's a skill he picked up 12 years ago that's now making 40 grand a year, thanks to trump's run for the white house. >> all right. meanwhile, look who's here, judge jeanine. good to have you. mainstream media all about donald trump calling hillary clinton and barack obama founders of isis.

they don't seem to be going too much into the whole pay for play thing where it looks like if you wanted access to the state department under hillary clinton you gave them a bunch of dough and now a story that her chief of staff in 2012 left the state department for a day, came to new york city to interview somebody for the clinton foundation. there was supposed to be a line of division there. apparently not. >> apparently not. and remember, huma abedin and cheryl mills, the person who went to interview someone for the clinton foundation, they are the triumvirate that were on the private server. the whole purpose of no one having access to the three of them, hillary, cheryl mills and huma, was to make sure that moneys that were funneled through the foundation were protected from disclosure. so it makes perfect sense that

huma abedin and cheryl mills would be involved in this. huma's paid by the foundation and the state department. cheryl mills is one who was interviewing for the foundation position. so you ask yourself, well, maybe she's doing this for a charity. wrong. that's not what this woman does. remember as you said, steve, there's an mou with the president that hillary clinton said that there would be this wall between the state department and the clinton foundation. now we find out that there are 12,000 e-mails from the clinton foundation to the state department. essentially making sure that people who paid the clintons -- i'm not going the say the foundation, because that is nothing more than money laundering operation that was used as slush fund. it's not a charitable foundation. no charitable foundation had only 10% that goes to the charity. and that money is used as a slush fund eventually. and cheryl mills are the ones

who are the dogs protecting the organization. >> so when did this rise to the level of being illegal? >> it is illegal. and here is the problem. we're more worried about semantics, not that we are, not that normal people are. but the elite media and the democrats. this is classic, clayton, pay to play. you know what that means? we use these words. i'm going to tell you what it means. it means rico, it means bribery, it means political elitism where people not just from corporations in america, but russian oligarchs and -- >> then, where are the feds? if you're talk about racketeering and everything else, where are the feds? >> where are the feds? they're the same feds that said, oh, hillary was just reckless when she spent four years with classified e-mails on a private server and you're going to tell me that she wasn't reckless and negligent with those e-mails? of course she was. >> people are accusing this administration of covering everything up.

there was a gop task force, once they looked in, they realized that the u.s. intelligence they had been skewing the information or sending the information to the administration who has been skewing the true facts when its comes to isis. what was your reaction to this one? >> my reaction is that i'm not surprised, but i am outraged. this whole administration t alleged most transparent in the history of this country has covered up everything. it's almost like this is a play, ainsley, where they're saying everything is wonderful, the sun is shining. well no it really isn't. we shouldn't be surprised because we had mike morell testifying at the hearings saying we took islamic from that word from in front of terrorists because we didn't want to inflame passions as if they weren't -- you know, interested in killing us in the first place. they are covering everything up. and the democrat party should be ashamed of what they are doing to this country and what they're doing to the facts and the

truth. >> are you busy during the fall of this year? >> i'm going to be really busy, why? >> we may have a job for you, which we have three debates coming up. charles krauthammer floated the idea of retired judges being the debate moderators. would you be up for that? >> are the judges any more fair than anyone else? maybe, maybe not. i think the judges should be elected -- elected appointed,you're appointed you're appointed by a governor or party or a president. but at the same time, you know, it's just someone who is fair. a judge is great, but don't assume they're greater than anyone else. >> who would you say is fair out in the mainstream media that would be a good moderator? >> i have to think long and hard about this. >> it's that tough? >> the news today -- of course

aside from fox. >> remember candy crowley. >> crowley skewed the whole election. skewed the whole election when she said what mitt romney said was wrong. she said, the president said it was terrorism. hog wash, candy. you see mitt romney -- you're still laughing. mitt romney's problem was he didn't push back. we need somebody to push back. >> hog wash candy. >> what made it really bad, she was the one that was wrong. >> and he didn't have the strength to push back and say, you're wrong, candy. you're not sweet either. >> thank you, judge. >> tell us how you really feel. >> we'll be watching this weekend. she's all fired up. >> saturday and sunday. let's hand it over to heather with headlines. >> how do you follow that? thank you. we have been following some good news for you actually this morning. how about that? the wall street bulls are hoping for another good day when the markets open in just hours. the tech stocks dominating the

nasdaq, hitting a second record high in the past five trading days. first time it's happened since new year's eve 1999 and the trend is expected to continue today. arizona where a mayor is refusing an invitation to the meeting of the u.s. and mexican border city mayors because the invite was written in both english and spanish. mayor ken taylor expressing his anger in a letter to the u.s./mexico border mayors association saying i will not attend a function that's sent to me in spanish/mexican. one nation means one language and i'm insulted. failing grade for a professor accused of docking points from students for using the phrase melting pot. that's right. students at the university of florida art appreciation course says the professor tells her

classes that the phrase signals a euro white colonial standard and says america is more like a salad with flavors that remain distinct. and down to eight lives possibly, fire rescue goes above and beyond to save a cat in a sewer cover. they attempted to free the cat's paw using hand tools and they were unsuccessful. they got him to the animal hospital where they were able to cut precisely around that little paw and the good news is the cat is all better. those are a look at your headlines. so cute. >> could have been a catastrophe, but it was not. >> oh. good one. >> i'll be here all week trying to beat him. coming up next, america's team, listen to this story. america's team the cowboys banned from honoring our heroes, our cops who died saving others in their own city. but where was the outrage when the rams -- remember that when they stood up, they came out and they had their hands up, saying hands up, don't shoot.

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pickles. >> you know what i crave, football season. and dallas cowboys wanted to honor the fallen police officers -- the five police officers who were assassinated just a short time ago in dallas with that sticker right there. arm in arm, showing their support over four preseason games but the nfl has said, no. no more stickers, you can't do it. >> yeah. i mean, if you look at the other stickers they have allowed, it's kind of a head scratcher. why would they allow those and not that? we're talking about -- look at some of these for breast cancer, shawn taylor, pat tillman. victims of gun violence and wildfires. there are many, many more. and these are great causes. they put -- they appeared on helmets for a period of time. but the league is very specific. no, we don't want to allow this in dallas even though the team wants it. once you say yes, where do you stop? >> when they put things on the shirt or in the stadiums it's because they can make money from

it. so they can't make money from the stickers they're sticking on the helmets. >> what's the big deal? why would we ever not support the cops? why wouldn't -- why are cops so political nowadays? why is -- >> well, it all depends on which side you're on. >> how can you not be on the side of the cops? >> remember the st. louis rams they went to ferguson, i think four or five of the guys. they had the hands up gesture, then there was some discrepancy about did the team apologize because the sheriff had put out a note -- they apologized to me. but the team came out and said, no, we did not apologize. ultimately though, the nfl had no discipline for that. and yet, people are going, okay, well, why can't they put the little sticker on? we asked you for your comments. we have a tweet from michael. >> michael says don't make it a request, just do it. because it's the right thing to do. i'm sure the nfl would have no problem with black lives matter decals.

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redford's character opens up a fridge and there's newman's own spaghetti sauce in the fridge. he told me an incredible story. watch this. >>'s a moment in that movie where you walk up to your fridge and you open it up and in your fridge is newman's own spaghetti sauce. >> that's right. >> but have you ever gone out and purchased newman's own salad dressing? >> no, are you kidding? i like good food. my wife and i were at a restaurant in napa valley. there was a table next to us, about seven people. they kept looking over and commenting. so i thought, oh, you know? we're not going to be left alone. they're going to come bug me and so forth. sure enough, this guy comes up from the table. he says, i'm sorry, hate to interrupt your dinner. but we're all here, we're such fans. i wanted to -- i just wanted to tell you how much we love your work. i said, thank you. he said, and we love your salad dressing. >> oh, paul newman --

>> the wrong guy. >> they thought -- he said he just stood there and he was stunned. because they thought he was paul newman. >> what about "pete's dragon," how many stars? >> i gave it a 4 out of 5. definitely worth seeing this weekend. it's a beautiful image, the cinemaing tory is incredible from new zealand. the cgi on the dragons, they did a cool thing on set, where they blew up the 25-foot dragon and i gave it a 4 out of 5. "hell or high water" a phenomenal film. and "sausage party" with seth rogen, i gave it a 4 out of 5. it's been a great week for movies. >> good deal. thank you so much. >> thanks a lot, guys. all right. meanwhile our next guest says all americans deserve safety, but are we really safe? newt gingrich with what we need to make happen to make our cities are safe once again.

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to make the terror group look a lot weaker than it really is. we have the stunning details coming up straight ahead. and there's plenty of news to cover on the clinton campaign, but you may have missed it because the mainstream media thought it was more important to cover this guy climbing trump tower. we'll break it down coming up and geraldo joins us in hour three. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪

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of the week. nice to see you, geraldo. >> thanks. >> so donald trump doubling down on his comments -- >> tripling down. >> on the founders of the isis commentary about both president obama and hillary clinton. if you missed it, here is a recap of donald trump. we'll get geraldo's take. watch. >> barack obama and hillary clinton, these are the founders of isis. and our government has unleashed isis. i call president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. they're the founders. in fact, i think we'll give hillary clinton the -- you know if you're a sports team, most valuable player, mvp. you get the mvp award. isis will hand her the most valuable player award. her only competition is barack obama. i meant he's the founder of isis. i do. he's the most valuable player. i give him the most valuable player award. i give her too. by the way. >> but he's not sympathetic to them, he's trying to kill them. >> he was the founder.

the way he got out of iraq was -- that was the founding of isis. >> well -- >> all right, so this morning he released a tweet. he said ratings challenged cnn reports so seriously that i call president obama and hillary the founder of isis and mvp. they don't get sarcasm. what do you think? >> he's right about cnn being rating challenged. he doesn't do sarcasm very well. let's face it, but i love the guy. he didn't mean to say he was unlearning people who believe in gun rights to be assassinate hillary clinton. >> no. >> but he said it in such a sloppy way. he should have said, i want everyone who wants second amendment rights to rally behind me and he does don't sarcasm very. this is sarcasm. >> no one really believes -- it has -- what other way can you

take it? nobody believes they're coming one a plan -- coming up with a plan to invent sarcasm. >> i think you're being nice and he was given an opportunity to clarify, i'm just kidding, don't be a dope. don't you get it? he knows that obama and -- president obama and the secretary of state hillary clinton at the time did not found isis. we know the evolution, the track of isis. you can say, steve, with great clarity and accuracy that the obama administration fell asleep at the wheel. we left iraq too early, we left a vacuumallowed al qaeda and th mesopotamia to morph into isis. he can say that. but to stick with it 20 times it was a bad joke. >> but we know what he was talking about. but the way he said it. in the mainstream media they're looking for every chance they can to sandbag him. >> which is exactly my point. he knows the hostile environment in which his candidacy and he

knows it's a long shot bid to begin with given the demographics in the country. he shouldn't be serving up -- >> what does he need to do because he's going up against someone who the world thinks is -- or at least the country if you look at the polls doesn't think is honest. she's not trustworthy. that's what americans are saying. he's going up against her, so you would think it would be an easy election for someone to win. what does he need to do? >> whose side are the media on? >> putting aside the media, i think ainsley, you make my point. you had a great e-mail story. new e-mails suggest the relationship between the clinton foundation and the state department. instead of talking about that, a substantive story that could be an area for probing by authorities, where you can find some real wrongdoing what are we talking about? we're talking about he's saying the president of the united states founded isis. so that's 80% of the discussion. and 20% is on the substance that we should be talking about. >> the's the what -- that's what karl rove said, he's dropping

the ball. he has an opportunity to talk about those things and we end up talking about this. i think the media gives him an opportunity to take his foot out of his mouth on a regular basis. they keep asking him for clarification. instead of just saying you're right, it was a joke, he doubles down, triples down. he keeps tripling down on everything. >> exactly right. now, karl rove and donald trump never really got along. so i think karl rove is more critical of donald trump perhaps than i am. let's put it that way. but because it is precisely because i care for the guy, and precisely because i wanted him to win the primary so he could against hillary clinton and the american people would have a clear choice, ideologically -- >> you got your wish. >> but where has the campaign devolved? where has it -- it has become this up -- he's slinging one liners that don't work. she's plodding along in the methodical way, fighting off and, you know, and he's giving her every opportunity to deflect the substantive discussion and talk about oh, he wanted to kill

me. unleash the second amendment crazy people against me. oh, he thinks that i founded isis, doesn't he know history in the middle east, et cetera? i think that he -- it's what, 80 some days now? he's got to be as disciplined in this campaign as he is building those big buildings. i haven't seen it. >> speaking of the big buildings a guy named steve was climbing up the side of one of them the other day. and so rather than the e-mail scandal, and the many permutations this story has taken the networks have given -- the big networks have given twice, three times the coverage. when you take a look at the network coverage, 5:12 talking about the guy, steve, climbing up the trump tower. only 2 minutes 15 seconds talking about the new e-mails, in the pay for play thing, where if you wanted access to the state department just give the clinton foundation dough. >> this is east coast media being envious of west coast.

west coast, a car chase. it could be nuclear war happening god forbid some place, oh, he made the turn on sunset boulevard. >> i used to live there too, it's the viewers' fault. when they have a car chase in california, ratings go through the roof. >> wait a minute. >> weren't you famous for the o.j. car chase? >> well, among other things, of course. but that makes my point. you cannot -- if you went to the e-mail scandal instead of that climber it would have been i'm sick of your damn e-mails. where's the guy who's going to fall off the top of trump tower and into the lap of the cops. >> did you see that cops jerk him -- it was great tv. >> it was great tv but you see how risky it was for the cops. >> absolutely. >> knuckleheads like this put the thin blue line in jeopardy. they had to reach all the way out. one of the guys was holding the cop's legs if you noticed so he wouldn't -- tumble down.

>> he was still attached to the harness. >> trying to get off. but the fact that we're talking about it substantively is a point of how interesting it was. >> our point is why can't you cover both? you know the trump tower and do the e-mail scandal. with some equivalency. >> i think your bigger headline is trump exists in an extremely hostile media environment. he had to be flawless to make this even competitive. if he doesn't become flawless, then there's going to a rout. i go back to what i see in december, you won't see another republican president in my lifetime unless he gets his ability together and he must. >> can he still win? >> yes. >> thank you. geraldo, ladies and gentlemen. >> and just tell me you're being to live forever. let's -- >> fountain of youth. let's go to heather with some more headlines for us. >> good morning to you and to everyone at home. we begin with a series of firebombs rocking the most popular tourist cities in thailand.

11 bombs exploding over the past 24 hours. leaving 24 people dead and dozens more injured. this chilling picture just posted on twitter showing where a bomb was hidden in a plant pot right before it exploded. police believe that rebels are behind the attack. the country has endured years of violence and political uprising. a terrifying case of road rage, a driver opens fire on family with a child inside. right now, police in los angeles are desperately trying to find the driver of this black honda. look at this. you can see the man pulling out a gun. the suspect got enraged because the driver in the suv apparently sprayed his car with windshield wiper fluid. another case of road rage at a gas station in gainesville. a woman is threatening to shoot another driver, all of this over reportedly being cut off. and a terrifying -- 30,000

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the oldest shark they have studied was 392 years old. so a little old in the tooth. >> wow. >> the only sharks i like are the ones that are really old and very slow. when they eat something. >> as they're moving along, they leave their blinker on. >> right. that's good. >> heather, thank you. coming up here on the show, black lives matter says they don't like the names on the buildings at one university. so what do you think that school is doing? stick around to find out. he's the republican nominee, but now rumors are swirling that the rnc wants to cut mr. trump's funding. is that true? coming up, former speaker of the house, newt gingrich, weighs in on that and so much more. you're watching "fox & friends" live from new york city.

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watch that? good morning to all of you at home. and the latest terrifying incident happening at idlewild and soak zone park outside of pittsburgh. the ride passed inspection just days before it happened. >> 25-80, route 30 at idlewild park an unknown aged child fell out of a roller coaster. helicopters are requested to be on stand by. >> well, the 3-year-old was on the wooden ride, and it was built in 1938. its does not have seat belts. the rules say riders must be four feet tall and anyone under must be accompanied by an adult. in this case, the older brother. the boy was alert and talking when he was airlifted to the hospital we're told. we're working to get the latest on his condition. the ride remains closed and investigators are trying to figure out what happened. this comes on the heels of three other accidents this week. a 10-year-old boy died in kansas

riding the tallest water slide in the world. that very same day two riders were injured when a launch cable detached in ohio. and then three young girls were sent plummeting off the ferris wheel. two are recovering at home, but the youngest victim, a 6-year-old, is in critical condition after suffering a dramatic brain injury. now, ainsley, clayton, steve, there are more than 400 amusement parks attracting 300 million visitors every single year and it's up to the states to regulate them. >> not all states do it. that's what's scary. >> thank you very much. all right coming up, it was one of the most controversial moments of of this past week. >> isis is honoring president obama. he is the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. >> so how did the voters feel about that? that sound bite gets the dial treatment next.

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and welcome back. some headlines now for you. the university of oregon appears ready to cave to black lives matter. the black student task force presented a list of 12 demands including all students to taketh nicks studies classes. and rename the two halls named for a judge and a politician who helped to create the state constitution, and dun was an officer with the kkk. and in our school -- is your school making your child obese? because michelle obama's meat heavy meals are doing that. millions rely on the government funded meals and the longer that the kids participate in the school meals program, the more likely they'll be overweight. so we can't win.

thank you. it's been another blistering week on the campaign trail. they're sharpening their attacks but what do you the voters think of it? lee carter is a pollster and partner at maslansky & partners and she put the biggest digs to the dial test. she joins with us the results. so first one we'll start with is donald trump. talking about how president obama and hillary clinton founded isis. let's look what the -- let's look at the dials. >> they honor president obama. isis is honoring president obama. he's the founder of isis. he's the founder of isis. okay? he's the founder. he founded isis. and i would say the cofounder would be crooked hillary clinton. >> so you can see there it's not surprising is how the democrats reacted. but what is surprising is that

the independents gave it a "d." they were fully separated from republicans. the republicans only gave this a "c." what they said is while he might have a point, you know, before they were in power, this is just taking it a little bit too far. they all said -- many people said they just wish he'd focus on his issues, focus on the economy, jobs, even financial security, but not going this far. >> yeah, because the dials were up when he was focused on the economy at the beginning of the week when he rolled out his plan. well, hillary rolled out her plan yesterday. here she is talking about small business. >> i believe in small business. that's why i want to be a small business president and that's a big contrast with donald trump who has spent his career stiffing small businesses, refusing to pay the bills. i don't know what would have happened in my family if after my dad had worked so hard he showed up with the fabric that he had printed for the trades

and they said, sorry, we're not paying you. honestly, that's not how we do business. >> so at maslansky & partners we always say it's not what you say that matters but what people hear. while people want to champion for small business, the problem with her it's a contradiction to who she is. the clinton global foundation is not funded by small business. democrats gave it a b-plus. >> a little confusing. i understand the analogy with her dad, but confusing about -- he makes fabric or something. donald trump on hillary and the government. >> then you look what's going on with hillary with selling government and, you know, all of the things that have come out today on the front page of a lot of the papers. you look what she's doing in terms of pay for play and play for pay and all of the different things that they name it different -- you know, all of the different things she's doing. i'm telling you it's starting to come out and look at the way that the polls are tightening

up. >> so you can see republicans respond to this. a-minus. independents only a c-plus and democrats an "f." independents are not following donald trump this week. it sounds like what she's doing something squirrely and i don't know what pay for play is. it doesn't sound like he did either. if he could explain it like judge jeanine did earlier, it would have been a bitter play. coming up he's the republican nominee and rumors are swirling that the rnc wants to cut trump's funding. is that even true? newt gingrich is going to tell us coming up next. this puts the pot in potty. look at all of the weed that cops found in the porto potty. but first, more from justin moore. here is "letting the night roll." ♪ ♪ a good time in this town, girl, we'll find it ♪

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>> look in the back of the official squad car. >> this was the chihuahua rescued after running loose on a busy road. >> causing a traffic jam before the officers caught up with him. we're going wntown, buddy. >> how cute is that? rescued. all right, it is 27 minutes before the top of the hour on this friday. newt gingrich joins us from our nation's capital. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> hey, what do you make of -- you know the mainstream media, democrats have been -- you know, lambasting donald trump over e the -- you cannot call barack obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. he has -- mr. trump has said he was being sarcastic, but nonetheless, what do you make of the criticism? >> look, i strongly support trump and i think he'd be a much better president, much less dangerous president than hillary clinton who's -- whose corruption and dishonesty gets

bigger and bigger every day, but one of the things frustrating about his candidacy is the i feel precise language. he uses three words when he needs ten. for example, i think it's perfectly fair to say in a very powerful debate to say that the obama/clinton decision to pull out of iraq created the vacuum, which enabled isis to emerge. i think if he said it in that sense, then clearly the conditions for isis were created by a series of decisions that obama and clinton made, he'd be 100% accurate. it would be very understandable. and when you instead compress them into obama created isis, i know what trump has in his mind. but that's not what people hear. and i think that's -- he has got to learn to use language that has been thought through and that is clear to everybody and to stick to that language because otherwise the mainstream media is going to take every

possible excuse to pile on him. >> sure. >> when you ask him to do that what's his response? >> i think that his personal style is so deep that he's so used to this kind of shorthand and frankly, you know, you're dealing with a guy who carried 37 primaries and got 14 million votes and it was a style that none of his republican opponents could cope with. i don't think he yet appreciates when you're one of the two candidates for president, particularly if you're the conservative, a lesson ronald reagan learned in august of 1980 you have to understand that the news media is going to attack you every chance they get and it's your job not to give them a chance. >> and he certainly is by continuing to talk about this stuff and hillary clinton's e-mail scandal is bubbling out there. more than 70 republicans have come forward urging the rnc to cut funding so money from the rnc to the donald trump

campaign. what do you make of this and this party backlash? >> look, i think there are establishment deserters all over the place. i think they don't understand the trump insurgency or they understand it and it frightening them. i was struck yesterday, if you look at harry truman's re-election, he had wallace, henry wallace, a left winger on one side. he had strom thurmond's segregationists on the other side. he was so far behind in early september that gallup quit polling. the average poll was off by between 9 and 20 points on election day and truman just ignored them and kept coming. you have a lot of people who belong to an older model of washington insider system. trump is a direct assault on that system. and you're seeing that -- i think a profound shakeup between people who care more about developing policies than work and people who care about belonging to the establishment.

the establishment folks whether they're in foreign policy or they're party apparatchiks they're going to not be for trump because trump represents real change. >> what is the end game? so on november 9th, they can say i didn't vote for him? >> well, i think part of their end game is to feel morally virtuous. that they stuck with the good, decent people who don't use confusing language and who, you know, aren't saying things. a part of it is he genuinely scares him. he's a general gin insurgent. he's from outside. never been a part of the system. he represents new networks of power and new networks of ideas and i think you have a lot of people who are legitimately scared. part of it is a real fight over the last 15 years. i have done two facebook live broadcasts about this. you look at the foreign policy establishment republicans who signed the letter about donald trump and what you're looking at are people who helped create a

war that we're still not winning. 15 years into the war. they don't want to have a debate about the war. so they want to talk about trump's temperament. but the fact is we ought to be debating how come we're not winning? >> right. speaker, you wrote an op-ed on fox news.com about all americans deserving safety. what needs to happen to make our cities safe again? >> well, i'll tell you what's truly crazy, the justice department going into baltimore after every single officer has been exonerated and basically saying, rather than have strict policing he's let people get killed. we know how to have strict policing. new york did it under giuliani. continued to do it under bloomberg. they have brought down the murder rate by 85%. we know how to dramatically change the murder rate. we did it in richmond with the federal prosecutor who went after criminals. now, we just had -- we have had almost 100 people shot in chicago this weekend and 24 dead this week alone. since obama was sworn in, over

3,400 people have been killed in chicago. that's more than our total death rate in iraq and afghanistan combined. the answer is very straightforward. you have to insist on safe neighborhoods, have adequate policing. chicago needs a lot more police. they don't have enough police to create safety. but we know how to do it because we did it in new york. but liberals hate what we did in new york because it involves actually empowering the police. >> well, tough to recruit them now. >> it's a great op-ed. view it at foxnews.com. thank you, newt. >> have a great weekend. let's hand it over to heather who has some more headlines for you. >> good morning to you at home. you were talking about isis, listen to this. we have been reporting the disturbing accusation for months and now we can confirm the obama administration made isis seem like they were less of a threat. a house panel finds intelligence reports at centcom were being altered to make it appear that the u.s. was gaining more ground on the terrorist group than the reality.

a ten-page blistering report on the finding was are leased yesterday. three students lost in the cave overnight. they were found safe by rescue crews. 25-year-old casey sherwood on the left and two japanese students from the university of arkansas say that their insti t instincts kicked in and they were able to huddle together to keep warm until crews found them. sherwood and the group started their cave diving trip on wednesday. before getting lost in the unmapped portion of the cave. well, it was a dog day for 22 dogs all trapped in one hot car. 22 of them. now the dogs were found panting in this parked car in the bronx in new york. a woman who was in the car with them was taken to the hospital. police say that she is mentally ill, has a pack of dogs included a 4-year-old german shepherd and at least six puppies. they're all okay.

that's the good news and all at an animal shelter right now. thankful to the officers. talk about a stinky stash. a man opened the door to this porta potty and he saw this, branches upon branches of marijuana. now police in oregon say it's the biggest bust they have ever made. and they're still trying to determine how much it is worth. >> that's brilliant. who's going to open the door? >> because people have to go to the bathroom. >> well, i thought the story -- when she said stinky stash was going to be about a mustache. >> takes potty to a whole different level, clayton. >> potty time. well, is being president donald trump's divine calling? >> i figure it's probably, maybe the only way i'm going to get to heaven. so i better do a good job. okay? >> we have a live report from the campaign trail coming up next. but first, more of our all moern concert series.

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quadrupling down calling president obama and hillary clinton the founders of isis. >> fox news senior national correspondent john roberts who has seen it all in his storied career joins us live right now from erie, pennsylvania, to summarize the last 24 hours on the trail. >> why don't we just say ok tetling down. trump will be here in erie, pennsylvania, and if he packs the place out, there could be as many as 9,000 people inside. so it could be a pretty substantial rally today. donald trump has a lot of work to do in the keystone state. hillary clinton leads him by 9.2%. and pennsylvania went from tossup to leaning democrat in our survey of the battleground states. the unemployment rate is higher here than it is statewide, trump is expected to talk about jobs

and the economy today and also about isis and the national security, particularly in light of the interim congressional report that said the intelligence community is cooking the books when its says how well we're doing against isis. and donald trump quadrupling down on the idea that president obama and hillary clinton were responsible for the rise of size. listen to what he said yesterday. >> barack obama and hillary clinton these are the founders of isis. these are founders because of bad judgment. isis is going to present them with the most valuable player award. these are bad people. with bad judgment. and at the top we have an incompetent leader. >> reporter: trump has a gotten a lot of country over the last 24/48 hours. there was an editorial in "the new york times" today and one of the other cable channels is covering this heavily. he said, ratelings challenged

cnn reports seriously that i call president obama and hillary clinton the founder of isis and mvp. they don't get sarcasm. at the pastors infuse meeting, where he a actually acknowledged he has some trouble in some states pennsylvania being one of them. utah being the other. urging the pastors to get the evangelical vote out for him. it's unclear what that would do in utah since there's not a huge population of evangelicals in the state of utah. donald trump urging faith leaders to help him get to the promised land. listen to this. >> so go out and spread the word and once i get in, i will do my thing that i do very well and i figure it's probably -- maybe the only way i'm going to get to heaven. so i better do a good job. okay? >> reporter: in addition to the big rally here in erie today

he's also in altoona, pennsylvania, as he tries to turn things around in the keystone state. ainsley, clayton, steve? >> with another erie performance from erie, pennsylvania, thank you very much. >> john is the only one laughing on that one. >> he was just doing it on the nice. >> i know. he's being called the next generation of country music. we are partying on the plaza with justin moore, coming up next. but first, let's check in with bill hemmer. >> let's see how the next two hours go and then we'll determine if i get to heaven. good morning to you. how deep do the waters run between the clinton foundation and the state department? very important stuff. some republicans urging the rnc to stop funding trump. we'll talk to team trump about that. the economy is issue number one. who has the better plan for you and your family? and james woolsey once ran the cia. he'll explain how critical it is to look at the watered down reports of isis. we'll see you in 11 minutes, top of the hour in "america's

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questions how deep county waters run in the clinton world. the story continues to dog clinton and raising more questions about the clinton foundation and her tenure while she was at state. welcome to america's newsroom. you almost made it. abby: i'm abby huntsman in for martha maccallum. reporters not getting far when asking the state department if there was any wrongdoing. >> you don't feelth was up propriety in the relationship between the