♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ >> the president has made it very clear he is committed to getting the best deal for america, america's workers and america's manufacturers. >> president trump is providing inspiration for america innovation i have seen in my life. all this hysteria is stunning. >> walking away from this agreement is extremely dangerous. how is he ever going to explain to his grand children what he did to the air they breathe? >> kathy griffin. remember her? she found it necessary to hold a press conference told when n. which she claimed she is the real victim.

>> this bully, this president, of all people, come after me? he picked the wrong redhead. >> this was the most surreal press conference i have ever seen and i have seen some crazy press conferences. >> i feel personally trying to ruin my life forever. i'm going to be honest. he broke me. he broke me. he broke me. >> then to come out and pretend she is a victim? a victim of what? >> people are hearing your ire, the economy creating 138,000 jobs in may. fewer than expected. keep in mind we gained nearly 600,000 jobs since donald trump took office. >> the dow at a record. s&p at a record. nasdaq at a record. ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ you got to give for what you take ♪ freedom. abby: sometimes i wonder if

that's a fake back drop but no, that is the real sunrise here. pete: that is a live shot of new york city. clayton: it does look beautiful this morning. good morning, everyone on this saturday morning. pete: it does feel like freedom it does feel like the freedom couch. abby: some day does not feel like freedom. pete: saturday is freedom. abby: you love bagels on the weekend. have you gotten one yet? clayton: jampacked show for you this morning. governor mike huckabee will be here. corey lunged will be here. michelle malkin will be here. chris stirewalt will be here. pete: none of these people have opinions or information. abby: we will have to pull it out of them. clayton: entrepreneurship will be back. 8:00 hour we have robert key

owwroterich dad poor dad. kemcroy will be here. how people can get off the couch and take action. pete: stick with us for a little bit here. speaking of entrepreneurs. i opened up. i opened up my failing "new york times" this morning and there in one of the top columns here it says a new enjos loyalty at small firms. praise for president as titans oppose his move. big business oppose him leaving the. the failing "new york times" actually went to middle america. they went and talked to people and it turns out the people love the fact that the president pulled out of the paris climate accord. clayton: word as word trickled into this ohio in this luncheon roars erupted in this small business luncheon and this idea you know what? this helps us as small

business owners this helps us. meanwhile as you pointed out, exxon, other big corporation, multinationals didn't want the president to remove himself -- remove the united states from the paris climate accords. abby: he didn't do it for the big businesses. clayton: that's right. abby: from the beginning of his campaign he has talked about the little guy. the guy who lives in ohio that isn't being thought of anymore. pete: the forgotten man. abby: and i think to "new yorkht exactly why he made that you just framed that. clayton: hold on. they have did take a swipe about five paragraphs in while healthcare is stalling, while the president's tax cuts are stalling, this is what small business owners can now hang their has on is him pulling out of the paris climate. pete: great point. here is the quote this small throated. struggles to advance healthcare legislation and tax reform plans in congress they had to get this in. despite the swelling controversy over mr. trump's ties to russia. clayton: might not want to

frame it just yet. abby: normally it's the opposite. negative title and piece of it. five paragraphs in something positive about what's really going on? >> they just slipped it this time. pete: what they found out and talked about it middle america doesn't care about russia, russia, russia narrative. that's hill republicans. congress has to get out of their own way. congress is willing to lead if they will do something about it. clayton: heard from the democrats as the president is pulling out of the paris climate accord. this was a voluntary approach. abby: nonbinding deal. pete: favorite dials are not binding. clayton: see they are rallying because they think they can tie their 2018 hopes on the president pulling out of the paris climate accords. what they are saying is well, this is what they tied their hopes on last time though in 2016 and it didn't seem to work. here is a new pew search. pete: that's from january. clayton: where climate change sits right now as important

factor. abby: i can't find it. clayton: all the way down at the bottom. pete: terrorism top at 76. these may have changed. we get it the world hasn't changed that much. the climate change hasn't suddenly risen up to number one. telling point how democrats are affixing themselves to these large issues that don't actually touch people where they live. affecting climate change isn't going to get them a job or provide more security or make sure cops are able to patrol the street. abby: media, too. you look at that list right there and the disconnect when you think about the amount of stories they have covered with president trump's trip overseas and talking about terrorism and speaking to the arab nations. i was really bummed out there there weren't more headlines and discussions about what was going on over there. think about climate change deal that has blanketed the airwaves. clayton: look at the chart environment was high up. ask most conservatives and democrats where they come down on the environment. do you like the environment. do you like being able to fish

and not have trash floating by you while you are fishing? of course. way higher on list the accord was useles toothless anyway. an a be a not like the president is saying we are not going to care about the environment. doesn't mean we can't lead on the world stage when it comes to energy. pete: we do lead on the world stage. carbon emissions are lower than they have been in 15 years because of technology. you don't need it when it transfers wealth to other countries and blames us for the world's problems. middle america recognizes that i don't think they are going to the ballot box that paris climate accord i have to pull the lever for a democrat. clayton: do you know who was offended in all of this. god. pete: have you a direct line pete. clayton: direct phone call and nancy pelosi tapped into it ♪ >> last week the pope met with president trump and gave him a copy of his encyclical which

made the case for strong urgent action to halt the crime crisis the pope wrote the climate is a common good belonging to all and meant for all. the bible tells us minister to the needs of god's creations is an act of worship. to ignore those needs is to dishonor the god who made us. and that is just what we are doing by walking away from this accord. pete: nancy, please read the bible to me more often. this is -- i'm sorry, the same party that chooses to abort babies and deny islamists that chop off the heads of christians in the middle east quote the bible to us. i grew up in a baptist household and read a lot of the bible. may have strayed a few times here and there, but the bible talks about personal conduct and talks about how you live. it doesn't talk about governments operate. to read the bible and say shame on you the god is mad at you president trump because you pulled out of the paris climate accord? come on. abby: talk about someone who has made choices lately that

she might regret. might want to do differently. kathy griffin, as i'm sure have you been following this week. she gave a presser yesterday trying to walk it back. i think it was her version of an apology because, look, cnn has pulled away from her. it sounds like she continues to get fired from everything she working on. she says her career is over because of this. really strange apology because she didn't really take full credit. if anything she blamed the president for what she did. that picture of the whole beheading which which was absolutely disgusting. take a listen how she did it. >> donald trump is he a bully. i have dealt with white guys tried to keep me down my whole life my whole career. sitting president of the united states and grown children and the first lady are personally, i feel, personally trying to ruin my life forever, forever. you guys know him. he is never going to stop. i don't think i will have a career after this.

i think he -- i think he -- i think he -- i'm going to be honest he broke me. he broke me. -- he broke me and then i was like no, this isn't right. it's just not right. clayton: he broke me. abby: now she is the victim. pete: she threatened the president and then she is the victim? abby: what are we teaching this next generation by the way when it comes to apologizing and taking responsibility for something bad have you done? clayton: she is the victim. i can't follow this at all. pete: when when clayton is stumped? clayton: what the in world? i love weird stuff. when i saw she was going to hold a press conference like two days after her twitter apology when she came out and released that video where she apologized? this was a complete 180 from that video apology. she thought for a few days how can i walk this back? how can i have people rally around me, perhaps? i don't know.

pete: played one card. i have been bull idea. they have twitter accounts and a lot of people that like them. i have a severed head cathy isis griffin? abby: did this interview everyone is going after president trump. i'm not going to go after him i'm going to go after the son barron. some moments so disgusting and disrespectful. moment to be able to apologize and accountability for what she said. she turns it around to blame it on the president and the family. i mean it speaks for itself. clayton: let us know what you think friends@foxnews.com. abby: other headlines this follow this morning. starting with a fox news alert. a manhunt is underway two dangerous escaped inmates in alabama. fled from a jail in mississippi. still unclear how they got out. last spotted driving a stolen truck in northern alabama. one other inmate who escaped with them has already been captured. they have been charged with sexual battery and stolen property charges. we will keep a close eye on

that one. president trump is not expected to block former fbi director james comey from defending. is he supposed to testify next week. the "new york times" says he likely not invoke executive privilege desire to expose private conversations between the two about election meddling. his testimony will be his first public appearance since president trump fired him last month. and the supreme court making the controversial travel order a top priority after the department of justice asks them to revive it the lower federal court now have just nine days to defend their decision in march to block it the trump administration claiming executive power to protect americans. temporary order halts new visas being issued to people in iran, libya, somalia, sudan, yemen to allow for stricter vetting procedures to be put in place. we will watch that to find out where all of that goes. clayton: president wants big shoutout when announcing his decision to pull out of the paris agreement.

>> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. [applause] clayton: that's interesting. pittsburgh voted for hillary. heart of pennsylvania coal country just north of pittsburgh that voted in droves for donald trump. the congressman joins us live next. pete: have you seen her perform in the opera. now justice -- famously justice ruth bader ginsburg has a new talent a fitness star. you'll have to see this ♪ i want to get physical ♪ let's get into physical ♪ let me hear your body talk ♪ your body talk ♪ let me hear your body talk ♪ let's get physical award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90.

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citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. pete: that was president trump on wednesday. while pledging loyalty to the american workers rather than the global community? what's wrong with that? clayton: congressman mike kelly represents the heart of coal country outside of pittsburgh and he joins us now. congressman great to see you this morning. >> thank you for having me on. clayton: front page of the "new york times" small business owners make up 99% of businesses in this country. it's not just the exxons and not just the disneys and fords that have a big say in this. what does this mean for small business in your region? >> well, look, we know the accord, the paris climate accord, it should have been a treaty. president obama didn't want to put it through the regular process which would have involved the senate getting involved with advice and consent. never would have passed he did a middle end run on it. what it does mean for every day hard working american people, why would you want to raise the cost of the products

of everything that's on the shelf? why would you want to reduce their wages and what in the world benefit would this have other than to make some kind of statement about an aspirational accord that doesn't really -- it can't be enforced. it's truly voluntary and doesn't do anything to really address the situation of actually lowering the temperature of the planet. i think when we look at this, folks, look, it's not good for america. it's not good for american workers, it's not good for american consumers. it's just not good for america. the president has every right, president trump, this is a guy who understands how business works, article 28 in the agreement gives us the ability to withdraw from the agreement. he is only doing what's stated in the agreement. we want to protect jobs. we want to protect american jobs. we want to protect american consumers. why would america give up its ability to develop its own energy policy and turn it over to a world that looks assess if we dumb it down and make it harder for america to succeed we win.

pete: sure. >> and the yanks pick up the tab. pete: as we often do. as can you imagine, congressman, democrats in droves are disagreeing including the pittsburgh mayor himself a democrat. he had something to say about the agreement. we will play the sound and get to you react. take a listen. >> pittsburgh is the example of what is really at the heart of the paris agreement. almost every major american city in the past 24 hours has decided if washington is not going to do it, we will. as mayors around this world unite around this issue, we have the ability to be able to see that real change happen. pete: of course he used pittsburgh as an example. it's not just about pittsburgh. what do you say about that. >> it's okay for the mayor to say that i don't know if there is anything in the agreement that has anything to do with pittsburgh directly. again, when we shift away from good policy that creates american jobs that protects american workers, that protects the american economy and then go to a political message that truly is only one reason, just to go after the

president. this is going to be a relentless pursuit of our president to try to downgrade everything he does that protects america. you know what to make america great again you have to make america strong again it's about jobs, jobs, jobs and more jobs, american jobs. any time the president of the united states keeps the promise, on a campaign, which he ran and he said this is what i'm going to do if i get elected. he got elected because he made bold statements not political statements. he made statements about good policy for america. of course there is going to be push back. they can't stand the fact that we have a real leader and not a lecturer sitting in the white house. clayton: mainstream media melted down over this. congressman mike kelly all of a sudden great to see from you the great state of pea. thanks. >> thanks so much. go penn. pete: that's true. what's the series of that right now. i have got to check that stunning claim from senator lindsey graham claims he was unmasked by guess who? the obama administration. you will hear from the senator coming up. clayton: hillary clinton is playing new hits on excuses tour this week.

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♪ clayton: welcome back. quick headlines for you. defense secretary james mattis putting the u.s. focus directly on north korea and its nuclear program. >> as a matter of u.s. national security the united states regards the threat from north korea as a clear and present danger. clayton: mattis attending a security conference in singapore. the u.n. now passing more economic sanctions against the rogue country. and in just a few hours, vice president mike pence will be attending iowa's roast and ride.

joni ernst third annual event motorcycle ride honoring veterans and i understanding with a pork roast. president trump was a speaker last year. pulling out of the paris climate deal causing quite a stir. a march for truth rally in d.c. today. meanwhile, supporters of the move will hold a pittsburgh not paris rally in front of the white house. abby? abby: hillary clinton going out on excuses tour. providing a laundry list why she lost the election go. >> to netflix, "new york times," facebook, 1,000 russian agents. trump's twitter account. the democratic party. very difficult historically to succeed a two term president of your own party. polling, my a subject any, women in the suburbs, comey, wikileaks, voter suppression, fake news, all of that, and that's kind of what happened. abby: that's a long list. all of these excuses. is it time for the democrats to distance themselves from hillary clinton? here to debate campaign director for the center for american progress action fund

emily and mercedes schlapp. good morning, ladies, great to have you with us. >> good morning, abby. abby: the list goes on and on. i was surprised to hear the dnc because you remember they got in trouble for actually helping her out so much and really excluding bernie sanders during the primary days. >> i'm sure the dnc is not thrilled about hillary clinton's comments. when you think about it, hillary clinton alone raised about $1.2 billion for the super pac, for the campaign. and in essence i think that it becomes very troublesome, i think, for hillary clinton to go around pointing fingers at everybody. especially at a point where i think the democrats really and i'm not speaking as the a democrat, but they want to move on to what are the next stages in the party? what is the vision moving forward and it's really hard to be dragged in to this just these finding these people that they are going to fault or these organizations that they are going to fault. obviously the dnc is not the

reason why hillary clinton did not win. it was a messaging problem and it was a candidate problem that primarily took her down. abby: emily, that is exactly what senator al franken has said it is time for the democratic party to move on and hillary clinton to move on as well. here is what he said. >> i think she has a right to analyze what happened but we do have to move on. and we have to move on by proving that we are the party that cares about the people who voted -- a lot of people voted for trump. abby: emily your passion about the future of the democratic party, does he have a point there. >> i actually totally agree with senator franken. obviously a myriad of reasons to which president trump won. number one i would gets is probably that people are feeling a lot of pain. they are feeling like the country has gotten away from them pick particularly in economic space for noncollege workers. they are not feeling like the jobs are there for them. put their trust in president trump. just four months into his presidency they are already

feeling betrayed by him. seeing is he not effective and giving away their lifeline like healthcare. we talk about paris accord. take about jobs. that's 800,000 jobs specter that he is ignoring. abby: that's a conversation we can have. this debate right here is about the future of the democratic party. and can hillary clinton help -- she helping piling on this list of excuses. that's the focus of this debate. >> sure, important to analyze what happened in the past election. variety of reasons for her lost. this is that we can look, moving forward and we can understand what actually happened. talk about what facts happened this election, she did win the popular vote by 3 million votes. we also know for a fact that russia hacked the election. that is verified by 18 intelligence agencies. and the fact that the president himself is not looking at that is a problem. >> are you fine with hillary clinton pointing the finger at the dnc and james comey and everyone -- the fact that, you know, the white man did not vote for her? are you just fine that she just keeps pointing the finger and instead looking into

herself and saying wait a second we lost the election let's move forward together still in find it troubling. i think she is doing much more harm to the democratic party doing going out there and saying she was not at fault losing this election. >> she has never said she wasn't at fault. she starts every election by fully taking responsibility for the fact that she lost the election. >> and adding whole laundry list. >> that's a conversation. if you do want to talk about the specifics about what happened, that is a conversation to be had moving forward. talk about the russian piece of it, the president should be fully behind every piece of an investigation so that it doesn't happen in the future. abby: emily, great point we should all be concerned about leaks. even i think even you admitted that hillary clinton has to move on for the future success of the democratic party. we have to leave it there, ladies. thanks for welcome us this morning. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> liberals are melting down over president trump's decision to withdraw from the paris accord. >> he has made us an environmental pariah in the world. >> how is ever going to

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♪ ♪ >> i think withdrawing from the paris accord is a historic, monday mental mistake that we will pay the price for for the next several generations. >> he is not helping the forgotten american. he is hurting them. their kids will have worse asthma in the summer. they will have harder time having economic growth. he has made us environmental pariah in the world. >> stunning a and vocation. how is he going to explain to his children what he did to the air they breathe. pete: for nancy it's always about the kids. meltdown over president wants decision to withdraw from the paris climate accord. are they overreacting? let's ask our expert panel. joining me now former army intelligence officer andrew

peek. morgan and former deputy secretary of state joel. you have more titles than that but that's all they put on the teleprompter. good morning. as we. >> the world needs american hard power. i'm reminded of when obama invaded libya in 2013. -- 2011, rather, and the europeans were supposed to lead the effort and they couldn't actually do it without american help. so reluctantly they had to drag us in and drag the obama administration into a bad war simply because they couldn't carry out their own policies. the world needs us. pete: joel, you know, for the other side here, what do you make of this? is there a way to lead without having to be tied to this accord? >> well, if you believe that america's word matters, then this decision was devastating. and very counter productive to american economy. the jobs in particular. it's baffling to me.

right now more jobs in clean energy and renewable energy than in traditional fossil fuel extraction in the united states and the trends are only headed in that direction. i'm from pittsburgh originally as well. a and for pittsburgh, this sounds like the president was calling for return to the 1950s. not to 2017. so it's very concerning. pete: you talk about america's word. didn't the president run on getting us out of this accord, win the election and then keep his word? >> well, he ran on moving the embassy to jerusalem and he didn't do that. pete: that's when not if. >> he still chose not to move and it ran on getting out of nafta and he didn't do that he said i'm going to renegotiate nafta, not necessarily get out and that worked. yet, with the paris deal, he said i'm getting out. now let's renegotiate and that's not going to work. and it's a problem for our security. it's a problem for our jobs. pete: morgan, your take on this? >> i think there is a false left and the right. people on the left saying if you believe in global warming you have to be for this deal

and if you are against this deal then you don't believe in global warming and you want the earth to be swallowed up by the sun. i think there is common sense americans in the middle saying i want to protect the environment. i want to protect the planet that god gave us i am concerned that we may have had standards in this deal that aren't good for american business. that's what we should be focusing on. pete: good point. this week while everyone else is screaming russia, russia, russia, the president tweeted out do you know what the big story is. this is the tweet right here. the big story is unmasking and surveillance of people that took place during the obama administration well senator lindsey graham was on our panel comedy and talked about this. take a listen. >> i have reason to believe that a conversation that i had was picked up with some foreign leader or some foreign person and somebody requested that my conversation be unmasked. i have been told that by people in the intelligence community. pete: andrew is, this a big story? >> absolutely.

i'm a transition official. i worked with the state department. if i was unmasked for political reasons i want to know about it. most intriguing deal from the house intelligence committee subsubpoenas is they are asking for sam powers involvement u.n. ambassador under obama which is bizarre because she is not an intelligence official. she is barely a national security official. her job is to represent america at the u.n. so why is she asking for the raw intelligence data from the cia and their reasons for unmasking americans? pete: joel, i have a feeling you may want to utter the word russia. setting this aside, is this not an issue leaking of information for political purposes potentially? >> unmasking is a challenge that needs done done in a way that is very much protected and certainly the leaking for political purposes, that would be a problem. but the big question here is why are americans meeting with russians who are doing illicit activity in the united states. pete: every transition does. >> that's the question. the intelligence community should be surveying the

russians. that's appropriate for national security. pete: of course, of course. that's not what the president is talking about. he is talking about unmasking. morgan i have got to give you 10 seconds. your thoughts on this. >> we can't do a lot in 10 seconds. this should be fully investigated. this and the russian investigation is not fully exclusive. independent counsel doing that. this is important. if these allegations have any ounce of truth, this harms the intelligence community and what people do. thousands of people do to protect our country and keep it safe. pete: morgan you took 13 seconds but used it well. andrew, morgan and joel thank you all very much. we appreciate it good job. now to headlines and a fox news alert. three police officers are recovering this morning after a deadly shooting of a murder suspect. abby: authorities have been searching for antonio rodriguez. opened fire after he reached for his gun killing him. all three officers were taken to a hospital. one is in critical condition. rodriguez was suspected of

murdering his girlfriend at her apartment. and obamacare self-destruction continues. blue cross, blue shield says it's dropping out of a nebraska exchange next year saying it is projected to lose $12 million from plans this year to stay. it would have to increase premiums by more than 50% next year. medica the only remaining insurer has not decided if it is staying. want to be as physically fit as ruth bader ginsburg now can you. joining the ranks of workout super star jane fonda and richard simmons and releasing a new book about her weekly exercise routine it is called the rbg workout how she stays strong and can you too. 112 page book will be on shelves october 3rd. the first week that the court is back in session from summer break. clayton: that's real?ayton: 84. pete: she falls asleep during every state of the union. clayton: wouldn't you? clawrst. abby: you know what?

she looks good. i mean 84 years old. rick, you are looking good, too. you got a brand new hair cut for the weekend show and looks fabulous. rick: bad when everyone notices your hair cut. you should have gotten a hair cut earlier. clayton: stay consistent. rick: maybe she is meditating. clayton: that's what i do during your weather forecast. rick: yes we do. we will make the camera come on you. talk a little weather out there today. rain coming from the south. some people might like that especially across florida. temps as you are waking up this morning. another warm day across the high plains. we hit 100 degrees in aberdeen south dakota yesterday breaking recorders. another hot day coming. in across the east coast one system bringing in showers across the northeast this morning. then we will clear out. florida where we have been so incredibly dry there is moisture coming up tropical storm that hit southern -- the southern coast of mexico. that moisture coming up here in to florida. and we're going to get good rain over the next couple of days. same goes in across parts of

texas. we will see more rain there today and bigger storms up across parts of the far northern plains. here we go. next few days pick your area. a lot of people getting a few inches of rain good news. all right guys back to you inside, clayton, wake up. abby: really good. clayton: already asleep. fantastic. pete: i thought it was fan tank. clayton: not just about the media outrage pulling out of the paris climate agreement. nancy say it's racist. really? lawrence jones has a response to that next. pete: plus, a very big show on tap. corey lewandowski may be headed to the white house. we will ask him about that. governor mike huckabee and michelle malkin. they are all coming up. abby: i wonder if they have an opinion? ♪ you're still my sunshine ♪ it's our little differences,

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abby: welcome back. the left is up arms over president trump's decisioning to withdraw from the paris climate accord. now one organization is going as far as calling the move racist. the american civil liberties union tweeting this quote pulling out of the paris agreement would be a step back for racial justice and assault of communities of color across the u.s. clayton: not the only ones sounding the alarm house minority leader nancy pelosi agrees. >> low income and minority families are disproportionately vulnerable to the ravages of the climate crisis. the civil rights issue environmental justice is. clayton: next guest drop these tactics. lawrence jones host for the blaze joins us now. lawrence, good to see you this morning. what does the aclu mean when they say that this is racist for us having pulled out of the paris volunteer climate accords?

>> yeah, i have been trying to figure out what they actually meant. i started looking at research last night to see if the people in poor neighborhoods or black neighborhoods use different air as other americans? i think we all breathe in the same air. but, i just don't understand what their motivation is behind it. i think americans are quite frankly sick of these type of tactics. abby: here is what they tweeted black and brown people are more likely to live near coal plants and have higher asthma rates than other americans do. what do you say to that? >> that's factually incorrect that they live closer to coal plants. secondly, as it relate to asthma, i don't see the scientific data that says that it's because of, you know, the co 2 that a lot of these asthma attacks and, you know, diagnoses are happening. i was looking all night trying to figure out the comparisons. there is no comparison i can't give you a comparison though. when you talk about black

farmers. when you are talking about black people that work within the coal industry, they were affected by president obama's policies. and so now you have a president that's just putting all americans first saying hey, we should, you know, do what's right for our coal plant minors and do the right thing and that's going to help the black community with those employees that work in that industry. clayton: lawrence, isn't this whole thing a dog and pony show and kennard any way? president trump had rolled back e.p.a. regulations under the obama administration to which he deemed too onerous on coal industry and small business owners. so, it was already done. this paris climate accord was just a facade. >> right, exactly. you really didn't have to implement it part of the reason is because it was never approved by congress. this was just like the president going rogue. so what this president did was just roll back this agreement. but they really didn't even have to honor it to begin with if you look at the date that.

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>> president made it clear he is committed to getting the best deal for america and americans workers and manufacturers. >> president trump is

pro-violating more inspur situation war innovation and technology than any president i have seen in my adult life. all this hysteria over this thing is really quite extraordinary. >> it was a stunning abdication of american leadership walking away from the agreement is extremely dangerous. how is he ever going to explain to his grandchildren what he did to the air they breathe? >> kathy griffin, remember her? she found it necessary to hold a press conference today in which she claimed she is the real victim. >> this bully and this president, of all people, is going to come after me? he picked the wrong redhead. >> this was the most surreal press that i think i have ever seen. i have seen some crazy press conferences. >> i feel personally trying to ruin my life forever. i'm going to be honest, he broke me. he broke me -- he broke me. >> then to come out and pretend that she is a victim? a victim of what? >> more people are hearing your ire.

the economy creating 138,000 jobs in may. fewer than expected. keep in mind we gained nearly 600,000 jobs since donald trump took office. >> the dow at a record. s&p at a record. nasdaq at a record. growing optimism at a record. ♪ from the east coast to the west coast ♪ dixie highway ♪ this is our country ♪ abby: we have a great band. america the young. i recorded a song with them in nashville. pete: you recorded a song with them? abby: i did. we won't be playing it on the show. it was for our proud american series last year. pete: email in at friends@foxnews.com abby may perform with them in the 9:00 hour. clayton: let's do it. meanwhile we have a huge show on tap this morning.

governor mike huckabee. you know corey lewandowski. michelle malkin will be here. chris stirewalt will be here. pete: that's right. clayton: author of rich dad, poor dad. ever thought about starting your own company, your. start your own company. pete: rich dad, poor dad. abby: meghan mccain on toward the end of the show. we have a packed show today and a lot of news to get to. start your headlines first. we begin with this overnight defense secretary james mattis putting the u.s. focus directly on north korea and its nuclear missile program. >> as a matter of u.s. national security, the united states regards the threat from north korea as a clear and present danger. abby: mattis attending a security conference in singapore. the u.n. now passing more economic sanctions against the rogue country. and a rock music festival set to resume today after potential terror threat forced

massive evacuations. the rock ring festival in germany suspended first night after police received a quote concrete threat. investigators unable to identify exactly what threat was made and now letting the more than 90,000 music fans back on the ground. what a nightmare. and president trump is not expected to block former fbi director james comey from testifying next week. the "new york times" reports that the president likely will not invoke his executive privilege despite comey's reported desire to expose private conversations between the two about russia's alleged election meddling. comey's testimony to the senate intelligence committee on thursday will be its first public appearance since president trump fired him last month. clayton? clayton: this is going to be pain will. journalists using his reflexes and a clipboard to deflect a vicious foul ball during a florida marlins game. watch this. oh my goodness did it ever work.

the ball leaving a huge dent in the clipboard. can you imagine what that would have done. one announcer suggesting he take it home as a trophy. look at that dent. do you know exactly where that was headed? pete: um-huh. i did see it. happy man metal clipboard. abby: it would hit me in the head. clayton: all men watching that across america just went -- abby: let's bring in former governor of arkansas mike huckabee and former presidential candidate as well. governor, good to have you with us. pete: good morning. >> good to see you. i have got my clipboard in case you throw anything at me. i'm ready i'm all set. clayton: curve balls. >> never know. abby: everyone is talking about this climate change deal. you look at polls. this is from a pew poll. i think it was back in january. you look at this long list of the things that the american people are most concerned about, that they care about the most. of course, the top of that is terrorism at 76%.

look, governor, look all the way at the bottom 38% is climate change. it doesn't mean that it's not important but it just gist you a sense of where the american people's heads are when it comes to things that they care passionately about. you wouldn't know that by the reaction that happened on thursday. >> no. you really wouldn't. there is a hyperbowl lick hysteria going on ever since donald trump announced we are pulling out of the paris deal. a lot of people don't understand the paris deal was bad in a number of ways. economically it was bad. it was bad in that it was giving over a lot of our sovereignty in letting other countries dictate to us what we would do in terms of energy policy. and then it was bad because, frankly, it was going to make the lives of poor people much more expensive. electricity, gasoline, the cost of buying anything because people have to understand that if you increase the cost of energy, then the cost of getting a product from point a to point b goes up and that means the shelf price goes up.

you never heard that. clayton: the aclu came out and said this is racist. us pulling out of the climate accord is racist because and i'm quoting, black and brown people tend to live closer to coal plants. and, therefore, they are getting asthma at higher rate. >> well, again, it's nonsense. i mean, you would think that the whole world is choking to death. america has done significant improvement in our air and our water. we have been doing it we have had a dramatic decline in co 2 emissions since 2006. we did that without the paris accords. you know, it's good business to be more energy conscious and to be conservatis con sefer. they are surrendering america to some global mind set and that is not healthy. pete: i was shocked to open up my failing "new york times" this morning and see a

headline on the front page that talks about small businesses. headline says small businesses cheer a new sheriff in town after the climate packed exit. it turns out the "new york times" went to middle america and asked regular people what they thought about it and they said we don't want it. democrats in the "the washington post," political strategists seem to think they are going to run in 2018 on climate change as abby mentioned. how out of touch can they get? >> well, they couldn't get much more out of touch than that but let's hope they do. i'm speaking now as a republican. i hope that that's all the democrats can go out there and say, you know we're going to fight climate change because other people want us to be fighting for jobs and infrastructure. they would like to see better schools. they want grocery prices to be down. they want a future for their children and for their grand kids. sure, everybody is concerned about good water and good air. but, i mean, the nonsense that's been spewing out of the mouth of the trump haters, it's so over the top that

frankly, i think they think that anyone who is not elitist is stupid. the stupidity is not out there in middle america. the stupidity is out there among the elites who truly i think are smelling their own gases way too much. and they have lost sense of reality. abby: we can all care about cleaner air and the importance of energy. i'm not sure that that issue alone is going to get people to the polls. that's what a lot of democrats are hoping on. hillary clinton, i know you have heard about this week she has really been out of woods blaming almost everything on the reason she lost the election. here is just some of that list. >> go to netflix, the "new york times," facebook, 1,000 russian agents. trump's twitter account. the democratic party. it's very difficult historically to succeed a two-term president of your own party. polling, misogyny, women in the suburbs, comey, wikileaks, voter suppression, fake news, all of that and that's kind of what happened. clayton: she left out lunar eclipse.

abby: even democrats are saying it's time to move on. senator al franken, here is what he said. >> i think she has a right to analyze what happened but we do have to move on. and we have to move on by proving that we are the party that cares about the people who voted -- a lot of people voted for trump. abby: do you agree? >> yeah. it's kind of a rare day. you need to mark this one down. al franken and i actually agree on something. it's that hillary needs to get over herself and quit blaming everybody. i don't know if you know this, she is going to nashville. she is recording a new album hillary's greatest hits of 1001 excuses why twice i wasn't elected president. look, i have run for president twice, too. but you can't blame everyone else. ultimately the candidate wins and the candidate loses. when you lose, you don't look around at all the people that work their tails off helping you and blame them.

you thank them and you blame yourself. you dust yourself off and move on. clayton: someone else who is blaming other people for something we saw last week is kathy griffin. now, of course, we saw the horrible images of her with donald trump's head this week and then she was fired from cnn. she decided to hold a press conference late in the week. we thought maybe more of an apology. it kind of went the opposite way. take a listen. >> i'm not afraid of donald trump. he's a bully. i have dealt with older white guys trying to keep me down my whole life, my whole career. a sitting president of the united states and his grown children and the first lady are personally, i feel, personally trying to ruin my life forever, forever. you guy guys know him. is he never going to stop. i don't think i have a career after this. i think he -- i think he -- i'm going to be honest. he broke me. he broke me. he broke me. and then i was like no, this

isn't right. it's just not right. and i apologize because that was the right thing to do and i meant it. pete: person who would hold up a bloody head is now the victim. >> that was absolutely unhinged. and, frankly, i thought kathy griffin did herself a little bit of a favor when she apologized although she didn't really apologize to donald trump and his family. she just apologized to her fans for going too far. but then she just blew it all with this moment yesterday. and then to say it's because of old white guys. i'm thinking no, darling, it's not old white guys that ruined your career. it's one old white woman. and if you want to know who she is. take a look in the mirror. that's who she is. that's who ruined your stinking career. and it had nothing to do with anybody else other than your poor taste and something that was so bad and over the top that even your bff anderson cooper bailed on you. pete: what's the mind set of

the left where you take a brazen act like this and you apologize and claim you are being bull idea. bullying and victimhood. why do they go there? >> it's just one of those moments that you want to say dr. phil, dr. phil, er stat. you have a redheaded patient in room 3. this was really just a moment that was surreal and the only thing can i figure is that ambulance chaser lisa bloom decided that she would have another moment under the lights and cameras. but my gosh, you know, kathy griffin could have perhaps rehabilitated her career. but, that bizarre performance yesterday, where she was blaming everyone but herself for the complete meltdown of her career, it's honestly, you know, all jokes aside, it's rather sad to see somebody who is that out of touch with reality. abby: yeah. well said governor huckabee. always good to have you with us on a saturday morning. have a great weekend. clayton: keep your clip board

close. abby: you never know what's going your way. pete: "the washington post" is fawning a president this morning not our president but the president of france. wait until you see what they wrote? clayton: first the apprentice ratings. president trump is taking on again. video you have to see ahead ♪ let's get down to it ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ why don't you hit me with your best shot ♪ hit me with your best shot ♪ fire away ♪

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clayton: can we get some baguettes and cheese out here? [french music]

clayton: "the washington post seems to be turning french. they seem to be fawning over the new french president emanuel macron because, you know, number one we saw in the paris climate accords he has gotten a stronger back, i guess, standing up. pete: the handshake. clayton: we are going to step forward and be the leader of the free world. abby: he has been leader for like a month. pete: won an election, good for him. congratulations. news article that caught our eye from "the washington post. this is not editorial. this is a news article it said and i quote in a sense he, macron, is already a star. elected 39, just a month ago. the prince region of paris and pittsburgh alike, less than a month after his landslide victory in the french presidential election the boy official and photo genic emanuel macron has been the anointed darling and spokesman of moderates around the world. radical centrism,

globalization and following president trump's watershed decision to remove the united states from the paris accord hearing climate change. clayton: representing the voice of the globalist. pete: the voice "the washington post want and holds up. abby: boyishly good best of bes. if he weren't attractive would they call him a star? clayton: frumpy. pete: quote of barack obama would be the same thing. not america. these are globalists at "the washington post." global citizen who's electricity macron is much more like obama is he our leader. abby: they didn't leave president trump out. they gave him his own blurb as well. clayton: for the last forth night president trump has presented hisself to the world of the caricature of the ugly american loud, boorish and i will informed for nine days in the middle east, trump shoved, lectured and heck temperatured demonstrating a ignorance of

world affairs from dana milbank writinged in the editorial page of the wos. pete: left blasting trump. okay, turn the page. okay what is a radical centrist? an oob when i think of radical i'm thinking extreme. on politics on extreme right or extreme left. i don't think it's possible to be radical centrist. pete: radical centrist. abby: you would think they use terms to confuse us to make us feel like they are smarter. clayton: that's what elites do. radical in not taking any position at all. pete: not smart enough to understand what radical. what is a radical centrist? globalist who believes in curbing climate change. using the government so dramatically too do what you are going to do but moderate. abby: i think that's what they discuss sipping lattes and skinny jeans. clayton: i asked for bag get and cheese.

abby: it's on the way. [french music] pete: coming up, story line democrats are obsessed with russia, russia, russia. do real actual families care about that anymore we will debate that next. abby: this nun is getting her kicks with a police officer. a soccer video that is going viral this morning. we will show more of that coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ think again. this is the new new york. we are building new airports all across the state. new roads and bridges. new mass transit. new business friendly environment. new lower taxes. and new university partnerships to grow the businesses of tomorrow today. learn more at esd.ny.gov

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the company says a clamp can detach spewing oil on the road. so far the problem has caused two crashes and one minor injury. next, 25 miles. that's how long a massive garage sale stretches in ohio this weekend. wow. the entire community coming together to sell their clothes, antiques and furniture. finally, 1500 pounds, that is how much an ancient sloth is believed found by construction crews in los angeles. workers unearthing as massive fossils digging for train line. pete: big old animal. thanks, abby. well, it's the story line democrats are obsessed with. >> particularly concerned about the role that russia played. >> i do think there was a strong influence of russia in this election. >> to have the president's son-in-law a key player within the trump organization trying to establish a back channel with the russians through a

russian diplomat. >> we need to know exactly what was discussed. >> what did the president know and when did his son-in-law tell him? >> jared kushner liberally admitted those on his security clearance form that's a felony. pete: they want to really get to the bottom of it is russia the issue that americans across the country care about? who here to debate it marie mare harf and buck sexton. marie, we will go to you first. when you go to middle america especiallily states that president trump won. states he turned red where voters voted for him. do you feel like when i have gone out and talked to them russia is nowhere near the top of their list nor do they think it's a real scandal. do you think they are blowing up over something that's overblown. >> what's interesting is fox news we did a poll a couple weeks ago that showed about 70% of americans supported the appointment of a special counsel to get to the bottom of what happened with russian meddling in our election. so, yes, the economy, terrorism, there are other

issues on the top of minds of americans. but a lot of people, according to our own polls here, do want to know what happened. and they are concerned that a hostile foreign power medicine dead in our election. that's important issue for a lot of americans not just democrats. pete: americans are smart enough to read past the headline. russian collusion fifth paragraph no evidence anonymous sources and we can't be sure. >> wouldn't be surprised there should be investigation into this because there has been a steady diet of propaganda coming from most of the major newspapers and tv networks for months now saying there must be this investigation. there is this shadowy collusion and that there was an enormous international conspiracy between the kremlin, the trump campaign and who knows who else. hackers somewhere. so people have been told this so it's understandable sure we should find out what's going on here. the process is the punishment, pete, the leaks are the

weaponization of that process. we know this is being done for obvious partisan purposes. i think the american people are more and more seeing that because it's so obvious. pete: marie part of the point buck is making the real collusion former obama administration have incentive to keep the narrative going. the media is chomping at the bit for every news scrap to advance the russian narrative? >> well, what you call the russian narrative is the notion that our intelligence community has already said a hostile foreign power medicine dead in our election. >> very different than collusion. >> you are absolutely right. that's why we need an investigation, nothing may come from that in terms of collusion but every time president trump tweets about it, that is a story. every time a member of his administration isn't fully honest about their contacts they may not be guilty of anything but it makes them look guilty. all of us would agree, i hope, that a foreign power should not be able to medal in our election, we should get to the

bottom of that. that's not a partisan statement. pete: buck do you feel like wittingly or unwittingly the way they talk about russia makes them look more power than they do. >> that's the problem of the argument we hear from the democrats is this is all about supporting our necessary u.s. institutions and there should be bypass investigation into this. meanwhile, there are constant leaks that could in fact be criminal leaks that are meant to undermine this white house, undermine its agenda and that also have caused serious divisions within the executive branch that is supposed to be serving the american people. so the notion this is all about respecting our hallowed u.s. institutions making sure we get to the bottom of it. we know there was some effort based on reporting from month ago to try to do something to influence the election. it was almost certainly completely insignificant. and what we have seen going forward are breatheless news reports about very minor details of this continuing one

of several investigations, i should note. so i think the american people will grow tired of it but the "new york times" and "the washington post and a bunch of others will not grow tired of it any time soon because it serves their purpose. pete: we have to leave it right there marie harf and bob sexton, don't tell anyone they're actually friends. >> good to see you marie. >> good to see you, bob. pete: coming up next, corey lewandowski will join us live plus arnold schwarzenegger ignite agnew twheem president trump. new video from the terminator. that was bad. you have to see it. straight ahead ♪ one way or another ♪ i'm going to find you ♪ i'm going to getcha, getcha, getcha ♪ one way or another ♪ i'm going to win you ♪ i'm going to getcha, getcha help stop the journey of gum disease. try new parodontax toothpaste. ♪

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>> on a sunny day in the rose garden that could be confined and construed as a dark speech. >> this will be the day that the united states resigned as the leader of the free world. >> i have such rage and sadness we watched a dangerous little man give a dangerous speech. >> one the most bleak depictions of america's role in the world as environmental partner. >> he is not helping the forgotten american. he is hurting them. their kids will have worse asthma in the summer and the president who talked about putting america first has now put america last. clayton: there you go dark days on the horizon. storm clouds. corey lewandowski former

campaign manager for president trump joins us now to talk about that. it looks like america is coming to answered as a result of us pulling out of these paris climate accords, corey. >> it's amazing. we're not talking about the president's boyish good looks. he has to be elected to be germany or france to have credit with the mainstream media. here is the deal on the paris accord. everybody knows it was a bad deal for this country. everybody knows it would cost american jobs. 40,000 factories are closed. 6.5 million workers out of business. slush fund go to the united nations is somewhere to the tune of $3 billion of which the united states would have to pay all of that. and at the end of the day, it's not going to make a difference in what's happening is because the major polluters in the world, china, india, pay nothing. they do nothing to accommodate what was supposed to happen. once again, a bad deal for america. and what the president has done is he is continuing to fulfill the campaign promises which he outlined. and let me just say this.

if the president would have chosen not to pull out of the paris accord -- which was the right thing to do to pull out -- if he didn't the mainstream media would have attacked him for flip flopping and having no compunction about telling the truth on the campaign trail. he has changed again. he can't win. it doesn't matter what he does, he can't win in the mainstream media. but he is winning with the american people. go ask the people in ohio, pennsylvania, wisconsin, nebraska, everybody where the president went out and won because they want their jobs, what they think and they think paris was a bad deal. abby: corey, you are so right.et deal he would have been criticized across the board for not following through on campaign promises. i totally agree with you on that one. have you such an interesting perspective on president trump because have you been his former campaign manager. you know him well personally. i'm curious, how does he make these decisions like this paris deal, for example? is it something that he just thinks through himself? does he surround himself with different minds and different background and get perspectives? how does he ultimately come up with the decisions he is making? >> well, the president is the

type of person who takes advice and counsel from a lot of people. he listens to people on both sides of an issue as has been widely reported. a number of the ceos from the left leaning companies have called in and asked him to stay in the paris accords. he listens to people who understand what the real economic impact is on their jobs day to day. but, at the end of the day, what we know about this president i he is the final decisionmaker. wilhe listens to everybody and both sides of the argument and goes with what is best for the american people and america. is he putting america first. he is the one who makes that final decision every time. pete: you talked about swing states that voted for president trump. even failing "new york times" small business owners and others are happy he pulled out of that accord. they also don't care about the so-called russia narrative which of course the left and media are obsessed with part of that obsession is getting the former fbi director james comey to testify. he will be testifying on thursday a lot of questions about whether or noted white house will invoke executive

privilege on that it we are hearing reporting this morning that the white house will not and they want comey to testify because they want the president trump believes he will get the word out and people will see the truth. >> i think that's exactly right. the administration is spot on on this one. testify. as long as you remember that the democrats are calling for comey to resign. all of a sudden now he is the hero of the left. we want comey to testify in an open session understand is he going to tell. what we know there is nothing on russia investigation. never did we have any communication with russia, russian operative, russian salad dressing. zero, never it never took place. let comey testify in public. the president had the prerogative and the authority to remove james comey because he lost faith in him as the fbi director. it was the right decision to do that. and now let's hear what comey has to say. what we know unegive cobbably james comey made notes after

he met with the president if there is anything he is concerned about it would have been comey's raise with the justice department which he did not know. we know the president didn't ask him to do anything he shouldn't have asked him to do. that's the bottom line. pete: be prepared for the media to check out if you use russian dressing. >> it is not for sale in trump tower. i can promise you that there is no russian salad dressing for sale a good taco bowl pete. clayton: we did see that lindsey graham, senators being unmavericked, surveilled by the obama administration. we had congressman dennis kucinich on the show announced it is happening. senator lindsey graham has come forward saying he evidence he was incidentally surveilled and might have been part of 150 instances of americans talking to foreign agents. listen to what senator graham had to say. >> i have reason to believe that a conversation that i had was picked up with some

foreign leader or some foreign person. and somebody requested that my conversation that be unmasked. i've been told that by people in the intelligence community. clayton: remember, of course, senator rand paul also and he brought that up. what is your take on all this, corey. >> i think what we know is the that obama administration clearly was listening to individuals on u.s. soil having conversations. if we know that this took place or allegedly took place amongst u.s. senators. how many other americans have been picked up with this information unmasked? we know that the former ambassador to the united nations asked for names of individuals to be unmasked. we know that the former national security advisor was doing this for political reasons. look, we should have a full investigation. and if members of the united states senate cannot have privileged conversations to talk about issues that are affecting our country because the previous administration is listening in and then leaking that information, that is a very serious protocol. clayton: that would be a big problem. do you think it's currently

still happening? >> i don't know if it's still happening. i can tell you this. there is grave concern about the intelligence community taking this information and then distributing it for political reasons. that's what it seems like took place at the closing days of the obama administration when they were asking for individuals to be unmasked strictly for political purposes: if that did take place, anybody guilty of that i hope is prosecuted. abby: that would be a serious, serious crime. all right, corey lewandowski. clayton: russian dressing or french dressing after today. >> thank you. abby: huge story bombshell about the shakeup in the white house. anything happen? pete: one guy communications director. abby: amazing stories bombshells and then they all of a sudden die. pete: where is the follow through. abby: headlines a serious one a fox news alert. three police officers are recovering this morning after a deadly shootout with a murder suspect. officers in laredo, texas have

been search fog they're man rodriguez. opening fire after he reached for his gun. all three officers taken to the hospital one in critical condition. rodriguez was suspected of murdering his girlfriend at her apartment. and the terminator is back. blasting president trump for pulling out of the paris climate agreement. >> one man can't story about this. one man revolution. one man can't go back in time only i can do that. abby: arnold schwarzenegger -- he is telling him to choose the future. the former california governor reigniting feud with the president after quitting celebrity apprentice after the president accused him of tanking the show's ratings. clayton: then he drove off in his hummer. abby: a nun and police officer in ireland testing each other's skills by juggling a soccer ball back and for the.

look at that two showing off foot work during a church festival. this video getting a million views. pete: spend a lot of time at the convent. work the skills. clayton: bend it like beck ma'am. mainstream media sounding the alarms after the president's withdrawal from the climate accord. >> low lying countries suchs the marshall islands would disappear entirely. clayton: will that actually happen former member of the trump transition team is here to separate fact from fiction, next. pete: vocal advocate of sharia law and staunchly opposes israel. why would democrats team up with her today. we will tell you why. abby: chris stirewalt, michelle malkin and carl higbie all here live this morning on "fox & friends." cannot wait to hear what their thoughts are ♪ baby it's all right now

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the muslim right. her sort of escalation to heroeheroin left. fought the muslim right out there in the world. the issues that she really brings to me as a muslim woman also, a real concern is a real aggression against other muslim women who dare to challenge strict interpretations of sharia. i have been the target of her assaults so have other women in our community and real bullying behavior that wants to just dominate the public stage. now the american left and rabid hate for donald trump has aligned themselves with somebody who is very counter to cohesion and america. pete: that's a great point. we pulled up some of her tweets which sort of point out this alliance between these

sides. lynn a da sarsour says misunderstood. some muslims are oppressors for sure an acknowledgment. if you are still paying interest, then sharia law hasn't taken over america. #just saying because that's a principle of sharia law. if you all of your loans and credit cards become interest free. sounds nice, doesn't it tenet of sharia law. looking at some of the aspects that some might hold that up are good and maybe we should consider it all together. >> roma romanticizing of sharia law. you know very well the real dangers of sharia law are the violation then of women's rights and human rights. and why is this happening? i have here with me, you know with post-it marks here the funding that her organizations in the recent years since 2011 have been receiving from liberal donor george soros and

his open society foundation. what that money represents is this unholy alliance where the left is funneling and sending money to organizations that are unfortunately putting forward very ultra conservative muslim ideas. this is really dangerous for america. abby: how associate with says so much about that person. you think our representatives would think twice about this one. thank you for helping us understand all of this. thanks your your insight. >> absolutely. welcome the opportunity for everyone to look at things with eyes wide open. thank you. pete: amen. appreciate it. the mainstream media painting apocalyptic scenarios after the withdraw from the paris climate agreement. >> wreaks with bleach out in the ocean and get this jake low lying countries such as the marshall islands would disappear entirely. >> coral reefs gone. would that actually happen a former member of the trump transition team separate facts from fiction next. abby: country music stars one

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such as the marshall islands would disappear entirely. clayton: so will that really happen? will islands really disappear before we pull out or is that a myth. a member of the trump transition team author of scare pollution. >> thanks for having me. >> marshall islands are going to disappear because we pulled out of the paris climate accords is that accurate? >> well, you know, sea level is rising in some marshall islands. sea levels are falling in other marshall islands. what's going on is geology not global warming. clayton: we have heard stories about miami. miami beach water washing up to the main streets of florida and florida will be under water. >> miami beach was built on a sandbar 100 years ago. guess what sandbars shift erode no. surprise there is water there. all of florida is sinking from ground water use subside, land use. that's happening at nor folk

navy yard as well all the way up and down the east coast. clayton: let's hear from former secretary of state john kerry on this. he was sounding alarm bells about your children and what their future looks like. >> has now put america last so he is not helping the forgotten american. he is hurting them. their kids will have worse asthma in the summer. they will have a harder time having economic growth. he has made us an environmental pariah in the world. i think it is one of the most self-destruct tiff moves i have ever seen by any president in my lifetime. pete. clayton: self-destructive you go to the national resource defense council this morning right there is a big ad on the front page of it and in order to fight donald trump and what he is doing to your children. what do you say about that. >> carbon dioxide doesn't cause asthma. if if did we would all have it we all exhale it and much more in the atmosphere.

ridiculous claim. asthma is an allergic reaction caused by allergens not carbon dioxide. clayton: aclu also tweeting this pulling out of the paris climate accord is racist and in their words black and brown people disproportionately tend to live closer to coal powered plants and have higher risk of asthma. what do you say from that. >> emissions have nothing to do with asthma. poor people do tend to have worse health problems and that's because they're poor not because of where they live. clayton: all right, steven maloy, thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks for having me. clayton: big show on tap. chris stirewalt, rigby. geraldo rivera. we have a jam-packed show coming up for you here in just a little while ♪ going off to the spirit in the sky ♪ spirit in the sky

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>> made it very clear committed to getting the best deal for america. america's workers and america's manufacturers. >> president trump is providing more motivation and expiration for technology than any president i have seen in my adult life. all this hysteria over this thing is really quite extraordinary. >> stunning be a dough occasion. how is he ever going to explain to his grand children what he did: how is he going to explain. >> kathy griffin, remember her? she found it necessary to hold a press conference today in which she claimed she is the real victim. >> this bully and this president of all people going to come after me?

he picked the wrong redhead. >> this was the most surreal press conference i have ever seen. i have seen some crazy press conferences. >> i feel personally trying to ruin my life forever. i'm going to be honest. he broke me. he broke me. he broke me. >> then to come out and pretend that she is a victim. a victim of what? >> people are hearing your ire, the economy creating 138,000 jobs in may. fewer than expected. keep in mind we gained nearly 600,000 jobs since donald trump took office. the dow had a record. s&p at a record. nasdaq at a record. growing optimism at a record. ♪ i couldn't get no higher ♪ no higher ♪ my dear ♪ let's just be here ♪ in the moment. clayton: look down sixth avenue central park fox news studio.

pete: continuing panning down to the plaza that's where american young is performing later on. abby: that was the song you were just listening to coming into our show. they are incredible. i listen to their music all the time. it's calming. they have sing a song on our show esoldier's wife. look it up if you haven't. they will be here on our show. clayton: very busy next two hours. pete: might sing with them. she did before. abby: not going to happen. i do have headlines. fox news alert. police in manchester have just arrested the 17th suspect convicted to last week's terror attack. authorities link ago 24-year-old man to the bombing at the arianna grande concert that killed 23 people. 10 suspects do remain in custody. meanwhile arianna grande is already back in manchester visiting victims at the hospital. she will perform a benefit concert there tonight to honor those victims. president trump is not expected to block former fbi director james comey from testifying next week. the "new york times" reports the president will likely not

invoke his executive privilege despite comey's reported desire to expose private conversations between the two about russia's alleged election meddling. earlier trump campaign manager corey lewandowski joined us on the show to react. >> we want comey to testify in an open session so everyone can understand what narrative he is actually going to tell. what we know is there is nothing on this russia investigation. i was the campaign manager for 18 months. never did we have any communication with russia, russian operatives, russian people, russian salad dressing. russian lettering, zero. abby: we like russian salad dressing. comb yption testimony will be his first public appearance since president trump fired him last month. we are all waiting for that one. the president's decision to pull out of the paris climate deal is causing quite the stir. >> i was elected to represent the citizens of pittsburgh, not paris. abby: trigger democrats will hold a march for truth rally

in d.c. later today. meanwhile, supporters of the move will hold a pittsburgh not paris rally in front of the white house. and obamacare self-destruction continues. blue cross, blue shield says it is dropping out of the nebraska exchange next year saying it is projected to lose $12 million from plans this year to. stay it would have continue to crease premiums by more than 50% next year. medica the only remaining insurers has not decided it will be staying in. pete: only one left. leaving state by state by state by state. clayton: we want to bring in chris stirewalt politics news editor this morning. great to see you this morning. abby: welcome that bow tie this morning. >> i'm rock and rolling. abby: i'm feeling it. pete: is it a clip on? >> hey, words that hurt. clayton: you got me beat. i would never be able to tie a bow tie. pete: speaking of words that hurt. president trump listen together media and democrats his feelings are hurt today because they are hysterical over his choice over the paris

climate agreement. take a listen to how they have been characterizing it. >> i think withdrawing from the paris accord is a historic monumental mistake that we'll pay the price for for the next several generations. >> he is not helping the forgotten american. he is hurting them. their kids will have worse asthma in the summer. they will have a harder time having economic growth. he has made us an environmental pariah in the world. >> it was a stunning. american leadership. how is he going to explain to the children what he did to the air they breathe. pete: headline front page small businesses cheer new sheriff in town after climate packed exit turns out when they talk to people in middle america, small business owners they want out of the paris climate agreement. >> well, you cannot have it both ways as a democrat. it cannot be that it is such a meaningless accord, which it

really is if we're going to be frank about it. abby: nonbinding deal, chris. >> can't be so meaningless that trump is crazy not to stay in it and then at the same time have the rejection of it be the worse thing that ever happened to human kind. it cannot be both things at the same time. and i would submit, if the end, this is probably net out to about a 0.0 for trump. it will hurt him with suburbanites but help him with country voters, rural voters, bright red states. nets out to about zero just like the deal does. but for democrats, if they do not learn the lesson of 2016, which is they are way out of whack when it comes to country voters vs. city voters. and country voters don't want to hear them screaming about the paris climate accord. it's from france. it's about global warming. does not sound like the democrats ren gauging on the populist tip that trump was able to beat them on. pete: this is where democrats are aligning themselves.

it seems like they see 2018 an opportunity here at the ballot box and, of course, we put up that pew research poll from a short time ago terrorism at the top of the list. the economy second. education, jobs, all the way down on the lower right-hand side of your screen 38% climate change is the thing that most americans are concerned about. you talk about being out of whack with where the american public variety now. it's right there on your screen. >> well, i feel you, brother. i understand that is true. pete: do you think they can run on it. abby: and win on it. pete: in 2018? >> as i said it's a stinker as a primary object for democrats. however, and this is significant however, just as democrats are doing poorly with country voters, with rural voters, with places in the rust belt. republicans are v. a problem in the suburbs. the problem in the suburbs, college educated more affluent voters are very skeptical to say the least of donald trump, of the republican party, of their agenda. they need to -- the

republicans need to target those voters. yes, climate change isn't the number one concern for those people. not even close. but it is one of the things that go into the basket of interest and concerns that informed voters minds. republicans need to let them know they care about the environment. abby: a lot of times trying to figure out how to have success at the ballot box is how you lost first place. hillary clinton has been making the rounds blaming everyone for the reasons she lost even the dnc i think they are pretty upset about that. take a look at some of these excuses. >> go to net flings, the "new yornetflix, "new yorktimes," trr account the democratic party. very difficult historically to succeed a two-term president of your own party. polling, misogyny. wikileaks, fake news, voter suppression fake news and all of that. that's how it happened. abby: i would love to know how netflix was the reason. senator al franken made the point hillary clinton has got to move on for the future of this party? >> well, i think that it becomes increasingly clear

that the democratic party will have to affirmatively reject, affirmatively reject the clintons because there is not enough decency in her or her family to leave the democratic party alone. it is just not there. just as republicans had to radio jecket jeb bush in 2016 and say not bro. the democrats will eventually have to make affirmative rejection of hillary clinton if they want to survive as a party. pete: your point is the clintons are going to keep elbowing for the media spotlight because they can't resist. you will need party leaders say you are out? >> no. it will have to be the voters. pete: haven't they already done that. >> one time. they did it one time. it won't be enough. they rejected her one time and she came back and ran again. her husband, her daughter. i assume that there are another 50 generations down the line that also feel entitled to run the democratic party. she is a bad politician. she is bad at this. and she does not have the decency to leave her own party alone what she did this week was shocking.

clayton: let me play devil's advocate here. their side says she has 3 million more of the popular votes. >> sure. of course. she lost. she lost an unlosable election. she had all -- every advantage that she possibly could have had from a structural point of view in this election will. republicans had preposterously weak candidate all of those things and she still lost. so, puff. give it a break. at a certain point you have to acknowledge you're not good at something and you have to go away. abby: democrats have a pretty short bench. reports that joe biden might be considering a run in 2020. he has a lot of fans but i think it just shows -- >> -- abby huntsman don't estimate uncle joe. abby: i never do, chris. >> america likes that guy. he probably would have beat donald trump. so he can be thinking right now as he is licking an ice cream coat some place maybe 74 is the new 40. abby: i'm with you there. he might be the best option

they have. pete: chris, got to get your take on another news item that's not going to get attention pretty much anywhere else because it happened and then it unhappened. we think it could be more evidence of a little bit more fake news. a.p. yesterday put out a tweet and tweet said this breaking special counsel's campaign election includes manafort and may expand to include attorney general sessions which would potentially be another wrinkle in the whole russia narrative. then shortly thereafter they had to updated that headline saying special counsel's trump investigation includes manafort case the a.p. learns. no mention of session sessions. turns out that the reporter asked the deputy attorney general hey are you guys involved in this investigation and they said well, we could be. anybody could be involved. so they didn't say they were. they said they could be. they run with this headline. doesn't it show they are chomping at the bit for the next nugget. >> we are all supposed to be chomping at the bit for the next nugget. that's

journalist. pete: doesn't a.p. confirm not speculate? clayton: real nuggets not that fake processed. we want real nuggets. >> therefore the grace of governed go i. >> it was one tweet. chomping to get all the news they can. i'm not going to image malign and intent on their lines. pete: malign enthusiasm. >> let's have all the enthusiasm possible. let's have all the journalists having all the enthusiasm possible to run into the zone to get as many good stories as we can it's saturday morning. i'm wearing a bow tie. let us have full, happy generous hearts. abby: where are your favorite nuggets from? >> my favorite nuggets i'm going to go with hards. abby: hards? pete: nobody ever. abby: chick-fil-a. >> wendy's has good chicken nuggets too. pete: i grew up on hards. their hash browns are fantastic. you can't get mcdonald's in

the morning. you can get breakfast all day but can't get nuggets in the morning. that's what's wrong with mcdonald's. >> that's what's wrong you cannot get nuggets before 10:30. clayton: we hit a home run. abby: always love having you. clayton: she posted with president trump's severed head. of course you remember this ridiculous thing now kathy griffin claims she is the victim in this whole thing. >> i think he -- i'm going to be honest, he broke me. he broke me. he broke me. clayton: michelle malkin is fired up about this. she joins us live straight ahead. pete: mainstream media is at it again claiming steve bannon is the shadow president. wait, didn't the media say just a couple weeks ago he was getting fired? i can't keep it straight. you can't. none of us can we are going to discuss it ♪ i've got the power ♪

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pete: welcome back to "fox & friends." of course more familiar liberal narratives now they are back with the familiar talking point that steve bannon is the shadow president. on another network on friday of this week. they had that conversation in light of where the president came down on the paris climate accord. take a listen. >> he has gone in. donald trump doesn't know anything about policy. donald trump doesn't know anything about politics. donald trump doesn't know anything about anything. he can get up and give a good speech. you listen to him talk about any topic, and he wanders from sentence to sentence to sentence.

so steve bannon is now the president of the united states and that was more clear yesterday than ever before. abby: okay, hang on. so he doesn't know anything about politics but this man won the election as president of the united states? pete: he knows nothing. never made a decision. clayton: steve bannon was supposed to be fired. steve bannon was out. pete: he was out. clayton: now, look at this, "the washington post" headline from april 6th, the knives are out for steve bannon and his scam is getting unmasked. pete: can't get over the palace intrigue. maybe president trump likes to hear from all sides. ivanka trump clearly wanted him to stay in. he listens to both voices. he is the president. he has to make a call in this case he sided with steve bannon. why does that make him a shadow president. president trump got elected of his own accord and did so because of the american people. he has smart advisors. abby: he likes to surround himself with different opinions. that's what he has done through the his business

career. i love it with reporters or commentators or whatever you want to call them think they know exactly what's going on behind the walls of the white house. no one is there except for people like steve bannon and president trump. the advisor. clayton: unnamed sources. does donald trump co cowell to you tkowtow to anybody? they want to make it look like puppeteers. they can't believe president trump could have done this stuff on his own and been his own best strategist. there has to be puppet masters. abby: i asked corey lewandowski you know his decision making how does he get to a result. anyone you ask in inner circle ultimately it always comes from donald trump. he listens to people but he. pete: steve bannon says i give my opinion and the president makes the call like everyone else does. the fake news cannot have enough of it.

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we've got some quick headlines for you. 9/11 responders upset over andrew cuomo's disrespectful use of tower. given the okay to light the skyscraper in green in opposition to the president's choice to pull out of the u.s. out of the paris climate agreement. the first responders saying the tower should not be used for political statements. and i would agree. and president trump making good on a campaign promise to help our vets and police officers. >> we will always support the incredible men and women of law enforcement. i can speak very strongly for myself and for mike pence, our vice president. pete: i wonder how much the other media covered that our commander-in-chief signed two laws one giving federal grants that hire and train veterans. the other two, reduce the backlog of families waiting for survivor benefits of officers killed in the line of duty. two great causes. clayton, over to you. clayton: thanks, pete. i've been waiting for this segment all morning do you think you have a million-dollar idea but don't know how to turn it into-million-dollar payday?

how do you become an entrepreneur in this country. next guests have joined forces to tell you how to do that. brand new book go buy this more important than money an entrepreneur's team. go buy it right now on amazon. welcome to robert kioysaki. i don't know that we had this much brain power in this room and i'm not including myself by the way. gooltd to see all of you right away. robert, i want to start with you. rich dad, poor dad. changed some americans' lives if they haven't read it 20 years ago still buy it today and go at out and read it putting together a team of entrepreneurs, thinking of starting your own business, what do you look for in a team experts to surround yourself with? >> number one, obviously, is integrity. people actually do what they do. they practice what they preach. but, like you were talking about president trump, you know, he has a team advisors. and all the entrepreneurs out there, it is more important that money is your team of advisors.

because nobody is that smart but have you a smart team, you have better chance of success. clayton: these are all your advisors? >> yeah. and they are all entrepreneurs. they all have their own businesses. so i'm very fortunate. clayton: tom wheel write one of the most tax minds in the country. author of the book "tax free wealth" teaches americans how to take advantage of this tax code which is written for entrepreneurs in this country. most people, most americans cry about the what seven pages of the tax code? >> right. clayton: where we send money to the government. the rest of the tax code is written for us to build businesses in this country. >> right. i mean the tax laws is really a series of incentives for entrepreneurs and investors. that's what it is. if you have a million-dollar idea the tax code will actually give you a tax deduction as a atlantic tax break and tax credit. research and development reduction in credit. there is lots of things you can do. if you are an entrepreneur to reduce your taxes and put money in your pocket. clayton: most people make the

mistake they will take a check in their own name and leaving money on the table. >> absolutely. clayton: have it written tout your business, your llc instead of your own personal name. >> as you know it's very easy to reduce your taxes just by understanding how the tax law works. clayton: read tax free wealth by the way. gary sutton legal advisor. how do you recommend an entrepreneur just starting out protect their assets? this is another big problem. people put all their eggs in one basket and they don't realize you need to protect yourself. >> it is, clayton. we live in a very litigious society you need to use a corporation or llc. if you are starting a business, investing in real estate, and then, once you make the decision, which entity to use, you have to set it up right away. the longer that you conduct business in your personal name, the longer all of your personal assets are exposed to a claim against the business. so you want to get that entity set up right at the start. clayton: if you don't, you are putting your own personal assets at risk, your house, your home, things in your own bank account, right?

>> very easy to get started and you think you will set up the entity later, too many people forget to set it up and everything is exposed. clayton: darren weeks, you are raising capital advisor. one of the issues they have i can't become entrepreneur and start my own business because i don't have money. i can't do it. a lot of the entrepreneurs start with zero money. they don't have any money. how do you raise capitol when you are starting a business. >> you need to in my opinion have some skills. they don't teach new school. one of the things i learned in business school was they didn't teach you how to sell for instance or how to communicate my idea to investors, thousand share with my investors that, you know, very important. and also what's in it for the investor. unfortunately most entrepreneur's dreams i do because they don't have the finances. i teach people how to raise the capitol so live their dreams. clayton: rubbing elbows. nothing happens with you sitting on the couch behind computer. get out and have lunch and

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clayton: this is something you talk about on the rich dad radio program all the time. something you have written about. this idea that all debt is bad. >> and it's not. no, it's not. debt is money. but you have to use it appropriately. you know, denting is like a handgun. if you use it improperly, you get killed. you use it properly, you are protected. so, debt is very, very important for the entrepreneur. clayton: book is called more important than money entrepreneur's team. i can't wait to dive into it robert, tom, darron weeks kevin mcilroy all star team. go out there and download it right now. thanks so much, guys. the mainstream media having a total meltdown over a president's decision to drop out of paris climate accords. >> this psychological troubled in this way since it leaves richard nixon. clayton: michelle malkin is here to react next. supreme court. meet america's newest fitness

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president lashing out in anger. we haven't had a president this psychologically troubled, i'm trying to use my language carefully. we haven't had a president this psychologically troubled in this way since at least richard nixon. clayton: psychologically troubled. pete: people are going to die and insects will spread everywhere. abby: let's bring in michelle malkin. always good to have you here. i have no doubt that you are passionate about this issue. if you watch the mainstream media it's like we have lost our leadership in the world completely. >> yeah. leadership and, well, these people have lost their marbles. i can report to you definitively and exclusively that the spike in global warming this week came from the hysteria and the hyperbole and hot air generated by these people and the rhetorical gases that they have been spewing. you know, as has been pointed out by many sane people, they are stirring up this chicken

little alarmism over an accord that is nonenforceable. and that really is bound by transnationalism, rather than any sense of what's best for this country. clayton: michelle, the aclu disagrees with you, says this pulling out of the paris climate accords. pete: breaking news. clayton: they say it's racist that we have pulled out of this. they say, look, i'm quoting them. they say black and brown americans live closer to coal powered plants and therefore this will adversely hurts them. asthma rates on the rise. it's racist. >> it's racist, sexist, every ist. really what it is is consultist. if you liste --cultist. if you listen to the talking points of radical greenies, it is a cult of ego robots. egobots. rational people think what are

you talking about? climate change is real, climate change is real. can we grow up? because the question isn't whether it's real or not. it's -- even if you -- even if you look past all of the actual dissent, all of the actual scientific debate that truly exists beyond all of this hot air, the public policy question, the adult public policy question is even if it, quote, unquote, exists. even if it is attributable mostly to an throw pogentic sources. we isn't a kay that for sure. let's grant that the public policy question is do the costs of government intervention outweigh the benefits? the imagined benefits that these people are posturing and positing exist? pete: such a great point is it the free market or statism that will ultimately liberate us from it? i think history shows us the market does a better job.

we have got to get your take from another piece of hot air from this week. kathy griffin. we know the photo. we saw the apology and video. a lot of eyebrows raised she is holding a press conference yesterday in california. this was bizarre. take a look. >> this bully -- this president? of all people? going to come after me? he picked the wrong redhead. if you don't stand up, you get run over and what's happening to me has never happened ever in the history of this great country, which is that a sitting president of the united states and his grown children and the first lady are personally, i feel, personally trying to ruin my life forever, forever. you guys know him. he is never going to stop. i don't think i will have a career after this. i'm going to be honest. he broke me. he broke me. he broke me. and then i was like no, this isn't right. it's just not right. and i apologize because that was the right thing to do and

i meant it there is a bunch of old white guys trying to silence me and i'm here to say that's wrong. abby: what is happening here, michelle? my goodness? clayton: where are reliving? what's going on? >> i don't know. what is this? you know. they are trying to silence me and, yet, she won't shut up. i think that's probably the most obnoxious thing was the playing of the race card there. last night on hannity i said that this press conference was a dumpster fire but that is an insult to dumpsters. the trash coming out of her mouth, the verbal diarrhea that's going on here. and i will tell you what else. you know, i'm not easily offended, okay. but the idea that she is a martyr for the cause of free speech and that nobody else -- nobody else, do you know what she confirms for us that she ask a really really bad actress, not even d list, not v list. that, nobody else has ever been persecuted by a president. you know, did you not live

through the last 8 years when it was tea party activists and conservatives who were outspoken about their beliefs who were targeted by the irs and the journalists targeted by the justice department? prosecutions that are going on right now in california for journalists who are uncovering uncomfortable truths to the left? seriously? abby: message michelle sending to next generation about taking accountability for your actions terrible the whole thing. great to have you with us this morning. we knew you would be fired up. pete: sometimes you break me after these segments, michelle. abby: other headlines this morning starting with a fox news alert. manhunt underway with two dangerous escaped inmates in alabama. david glasco and john brown fled from a jail in mississippi. still unclear how they got out but last spotted driving a stolen truck in northern alabama. one other inmate who escaped with them has already been recaptured. they have been charged with sexual battery and possession

of stolen property. and a liberal professor facing some major backlash for calling the republican party a quote extremist terrorist organization. san diego state university patrick mccarthy posting that a facebook comment in reaction to an article that claimed america is a bigger threat than isis. well, the school will not discipline him since it was on his personal account. meanwhile, student republican groups are demanding an apology. well, do you want to be as physically fit as ruth bader ginsburg? you can. the 84-year-old supreme court justice is releasing new book about weekly exercise routine it is called rbg workout how she stays strong and can you do. the book will be on the shelves october 3rd. the first week that the court is back in session from their summer break. i'm curious to read it 84 years old and still on the supreme court. that is something. pete: she is fit. clayton: other day i was leaning over to get a bag of chips and i pulled my back.

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>> absolutely. abby: what can he do to stop the leak to right that ship. >> you need to per permanent walk this guy. get in there and a chief of staff that is willing and veracity to prosecute these people. send the fbi in there and handcuffs and walk them out in front of the other staff and media cameras and leak also stop like that. abby: how do you know who they? who do you handcuff? >> our investigative services have enormous resources and i guarantee you if they have the will, they will find out exactly who these people are. abby: you say clean house as well. what does that mean he? surrounded himself with a lot of the people he thinks are henning him out. but maybe there is a change that needs to be made. >> there is a change that needs to be made. respectful to reince priebus he was brought in for one reason, that was to bridge the gap between trump and the establishment. trump ran against the establishment. so priebus is not doing a lot to bridge that gap. first test was the healthcare bill and he failed. i would say to reince priebus respectfully, ship up or ship out. because if you don't right this ship, it's going to tear down trump's agenda.

right now they are absolutely failing on holding their staff accountable. abby: tough words for what does he need? >> corey lewandowski or the like. somebody with the ferocity and the will. there is no doubt that corey lewandowski and people like him are very effective. they can be abrasive but very effective. you need somebody who has succinct management skills willing to say what's not popular but get the job done ine priebus. abby: you are a former navy seal. when they ask you to do something, you get it done. that is the mind set of being in the military. it seems like that is a problem that they are not executing on some of these things. >> right. abby: does congress play a role in this? do they need to be involved as well? do they need to be tougher. >> absolutely. and trump needs to be tougher than them. i haven't been paid by the administration or the campaign. i haven't been promised anything. i do this out of genuine love of my country and genuine respect and love for trump. okay? and donald trump is being stifled by congress, by, you know, mitch mcconnell and paul ryan. things like this.

the problem with a lot of his bills, the spending bill, the budget, the healthcare, this is on congress. donald trump and his communication team needs to we would all the power they have to put it on them, you know, paul ryan you are getting in the way. you are not doing anything. to be honest someone like paul ryan if he worked for a company that i worked for or that i know he would be fired immediately. he is not doing his job and american people are suffering for it. abby: rallying support. the party has the majority across the board. >> democrats steam rolled republicans while they were in power it's our turn. abby: strong words from carl higbie. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thanks, abby. abby: huge hour ahead. geraldo rivera, meghan mccain, dan bongino and trish regan. they are all here live. environmental regulations are costing american jobs? it cost this american farmer $2 million for hosting a birthday party. what? she is going to join us live with that next ♪ i always feel like

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>> obligation is to the american people. the paris accord would undermine our economy, hamstring our workers, weaken our sovereignty. it is time to exit the paris accord. pete: president trump says he put america first by exiting the paris climate accord. environmental regulations cost american jobs. our next guest american farmer nearly lost everything due to

government regulations and e.p.a. type regulations. martha was fined $2 million for a birthday party on her own property and she joins us now. it sounds like a ridiculous headline but truly because of photos posted on facebook that regulators saw they tried to shut you down and are still finding you. >> absolutely. you know, i know firsthand what it's like when radical environmental extremists working hand in hand with the government usual abuse their power and authority to overregulate and to crush the american dream. and i experienced it firsthand and millions of americans all over the country are confronted with overregulation. you know, running a farm is a small family business for us and for many americans that are involved in agriculture. we know firsthand what it's like with radical environmentalists abuse their power and authority. we are just thrilled with the administration and what president donald trump is

doing. pete: i think your point is oftentimes one missed in this discussion. if the president had stayed in the paris climate accord for decades left wing legislators at the national and state level say we have to have this regulation and this new law because we have to be in accordance with the paris climate accord. we have to do our part. folks like you and other small businesses that bear the brunt of that. >> absolutely. president donald trump has sided with 10s of millions of americans that would suffer and be hurt by the paris accord. and as you know, i'm with the citizens for the republic. ronald reagan that he formed ronald reagan formed citizens for the republic in 177. and we applaud president donald trump for exiting the paris accord that would impact tens of thousands of hard working americans. pete: absolutely. it's not just impact. it changes your life. it never ends. especially international bureaucrats but federal bureau cats or piedmont environmental

counsel in your case. they are relentless. they want so-called justice and day after day and year after year and ultimately they try to wear people down. >> absolutely. groups like that have no accountability and transparency. they run roughshod over small family businesses and hurt the american dream. hard working americans that just want to be left alone. instead confronted with miles and miles of red tape and overregulation. so, you know, we are just thrilled. and then you have folks like elon musk that have the audacity to go after president donald trump for exiting the pastparis accord receives benefs from it lives in his mansion, drives around in jets and couldn't possibly relate to the average hard working american trying to make ends meet that the paris accord would hurt. pete: they don't. absolutely. the large multinational corporations know how to maneuver these things. it's the little guy that gets slammed. martha thank you very much for your perspective. >> thank you. pete: not forgotten this

morning but speaking on behalf of the forgotten men and women in this country. >> thank you so much. pete: trouble in liberal paradise what new emails just revealed about the relationship between hillary clinton and michelle obama. meghan mccain and dan bongino and trish regan join us live. glad i had a v8. the original way to fuel your day.

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>> the president has made it very clear that he's committed to getting the best deal for america, america's workers, america's manufacturers. >> president trump is providing more inspiration for additional innovation and technology than any president i've seen in my adult life. all the hysteria over this thing is extraordinary. >> it's stunning education of american leadership walking away from the agreement, it's extremely dangerous. how is he ever going to explain to his grandchildren what he did to the air they breathe? >> kathy griffin. remember her? she found it necessary to hold a press conference today, in which she claimed she is the

real victim. >> this bully and this president of all people is going to come after me? he picked the wrong redhead. >> all jokes aside, it's rather sad to see somebody who is that out of touch of reality. >> i feel personally trying to ruin my life forever. i'm going to be honest. he broke me. he broke me. he broke me. ♪ ♪ >> their music all morning long, they're incredible, they are here live in our studios this morning. there they are. >> good morning. abby: if you have not heard them yet or downloaded their album, you should today because it will change your life. they are wonderful. >> and it is hour four of fox and friends here. the first three almost broke me. >> really?

>> yeah. almost. >> kathy griffin. >> but i think i'm going to pull through. abby: we've got one more hour to go. we do want to begin on a serious note with a fox news alert, and we're hearing at least three more deadly explosions in kabul, this time at a funeral. 18 people are dead. still wondering why the blast went off during a politician's son. nobody claimed responsibility last week while a terrorist bomber ignited a truck killing more than 90 people in the afghan capitol, 11 americans were injured. three people are injured after a dock boat burst into flames. tried to prevent the fuel from leaking into the water. local officials say about to people on the boat were airlifted to the hospital. a third person refueling the boat was also taken to the hospital. no word yet on their condition.

we'll keep a close eye on that one. and making the controversial travel order a top priority, the lower federal courts now have just nine days to defend their decision in march to block it. the trump administration claiming executive power to protect americans. the temporary order halts new visas being issued to people in iran, libya, somalia, sedan, and yemen to allow for stricter vetting procedures to be put in place. and those are just some of your headlines this morning. >> i want to bring in geraldo this morning. great to see you this morning. >> well, that's great. abby: i always love having you go here. he's a very genuine person. >> your smile brings me warmth. kathy griffin, though, in tears at a press conference she held yesterday, and we were wondering if she made that apology earlier in the week for holding up donald trump's head in that horrible picture that we saw earlier in the week. and then we heard she was holding a press conference. and then maybe we can see more of that behavior.

but instead, we got this: watch. >> i'm not afraid of donald trump. he's a bully. i've dealt with older white guys trying to keep me down my whole life, my whole career. sitting president of the united states and his grown children and the first lady are personally, i feel, personally trying to ruin my life forever. forever. you guys know him. he's never going to stop. i don't think i will have a career after this. i think he -- i think he -- i think he -- i'm going to be honest. he broke me. he broke me. and then i was, like, no, this isn't right. this is not right. and i apologized because that was the right thing to do, and i meant it. >> all right, geraldo. she was broken because of donald trump. >> you know, i think, first of all, kathy griffin should send a bouquet of roses to bill maher because i think bill maher last night took her off

the hook because w his really arrogant and in many ways disgusting liberal racism. abby: what is going on? >> when you use an n word in the interview with -- abby: what is making it okay for any of this to happen? >> i think people on the left think that they're on the in crowd, so they can do almost anything with comedy. there are no rules. comedy has no boundaries in their view because they have the moral imperative. they have the moral high ground, so they mean well. so bill maher can say the n word, and he gets a pass on it. kathy griffin can do something that is arguably illegal, i still think. because title 18 of the u.s. code makes it illegal to threaten to kill, kidnap, or injure the president of the united states. i mean, yes, you meant it in and probably has a good criminal defense, but that's how serious it is. and it's not only bad taste, it is almost saying that you

are at war with half of america. and i think it's very disturbing. and they should not get slack because they happen to be in the in crowd. >> you make a double point. it's a double standard argument. >> oh, totally. imagine what if tucker carlson, our colleague had used the same language as bill maher last night? there would be demonstrations outside his office today, there would be picturing, lawsuits, denouncion and you won't hear any of that because they want to be in the in crowd. abby: but kath went after donal donald donald trump's son back in december and said i'm happy to deliver beat downs to donald trump and also to baro baron. you know, a lot of come ricks going too hard to barron. i'm going to get him ahead of the game.

>> is this a joke? >> it is a joke. and i really do think comedy gets a broad attitude. we take life much too much seriously. this is the case of a 11-year-old boy then 10-year-old boy. my goodness, can't you cut anybody slack? kathy griffin, doesn't she have limits? doesn't bill maher have some limits? again, i don't like boycotts. i don't like people's careers being ruined by something they may have said. but i recall michael richard's, mayor from seinfeld, and he used the n word in defiance. he said, oh, black comedians use it all the time, therefore i can. but he was shunned, and he had to fight his way back, he had to apologize, he made an apology tour. i just think that the country is divided enough to exacerbate the revisions.

i think it's -- i was going to say unpatriotic, maybe its too big. >> i love when you have an apology, you have to go to al sharpton first. james comey set to testify on thursday. we're hearing rumbling that the white house may try to prevent with executive privilege james comey from testifying and now we're hearing this morning that that won't happen, we will hear from james comey. that they will clear the air and want to him speak. what do you think of this? >> well, let me talk first as a lawyer about executive privilege. the executive is given broad latitude to prevent his or presumably some time in the future her private conversations from being made public. why? because of the premise that if the chief executive of the nation, if the commander-in-chief doesn't have the latitude to speak his mind, you know, in his due deliberation, then he will confine himself or

circumscribe himself and be less effective as a leader. so there's broad latitude to invoke privilege. and i think in this case the president could prevent the former fbi director james comey from testifying why? because it would reveal their private conversations, a. and b, it could imperil or compromise the legal case being investigated by the department of justice and robert muller, the former fbi director and now the special counsel. so a good argument could be made. what we're hearing, however, is the -- and i don't know it to be fact because i haven't corroborated it with anyone on the president's staff or his cabinet. they are saying now that the president will let it go. he will let comey testify and let the chips fall where they may. here's the problem with that: during the reagan administration, our colleague now was called to testify before the united states congress, and he did under a grant of immunity, and he told

what he knew about the iran scandal. later he was criminally prosecuted for his involvement and guess what? the convictions were overturned? why? because he was forced to give testimony if before congress, therefore incriminating himself for a criminal case, and that's constitutional to the criminal conviction of oliver north was overthrown by the appellate court. so you can't muck around politics and law. you have to be very, very careful. >> sure. but for the president to say he welcomes the testimony because nothing comey can say is going to hurt him and ultimately going to light the fact the fact that there's a whole lot of smoke and a whole lot of nothing. >> i like that, although as a lawyer, i caution, caution when it comes to those kinds of things because you never know where it's going to go, and you never know what comey's going to say. >> that sounds like a man who doesn't have a guilty conscious. who sounds like, hey, -- >> that's what the president is saying. but you also have a situation

where comey is it no longer fbi director. he could be unbound. he could really take a political grudge now. abby: he was just fired. >> i'm not saying he will, but he could really make the president look really, really bad. he has his memos, which are self confirming statements. his own corroborating witness, in a sense. >> well, we know what the media will do. no matter what james comey says, it's going to be blanketly the airwaves. >> i'm invoking the executive prestige. >> well, that's what cory lewandowski had to say earlier on the show about nothing to hide. listen to cory. >> let comey go testify. we want comey to testify in an open session is that everyone can understand what narrative he's actually going to tell. what we know is that there is nothing on this russian investigation. i was a campaign manager for 18 months. never did we have any communication with russia, russia dressing, nothing.

james made those after he met with the president. and if there was anything he was concerned about, it would have been obligation to raise that issue to the justice department, which he did not do. so we know the president didn't do anything that he shouldn't have asked him to do. that's the bottom line. >> coy lewandowski, first of all, i would love him to be recruited back into the inner circle. i think he served the president much better than some of the current aids, including steve bannon. nothing against him, but i think cory lewandowski is a loyalist, he's highly effective, i trust him 100%. and i think his opinion there is while we're refreshing is also naïve i think the president has nothing to hide has nothing to do with how negative the testimony of the fbi director james comey will be on thursday. it will be the headline as abby correctly suggests all day friday, probably into the next weekend, and it may continue to haunt the president because comey is perceived by the mainstream media as a untainted hero.

they forget how he screwed hillary clinton. >> he said he was the tainted villain. it's just amazing how -- >> what i want the president to do is to go back to work, you know, in terms of focusing on what's positive 4.3% unemployment, record employment in the country. the stock market's at record high. abby: tax reform, health care. that's what the american people want. >> rising tide. lift all american votes. let's get on this together. and if you have analyzed, like i have done recently the approval, disapproval of the president of the united states, he's done better at this stage of maintaining his core with constituents than clinton did. abby: great to have you here.

>> megan jean, chris, and trish regan here live. we still have a jam-packed last hour. >> we'll fit it in i accept i'm not the hiker i was.

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>> well, we've been going here for about three hours and 15 minutes, but you might be just getting up and if so, you might pick up your doorstep and pick up your failing new york times, if you actually still scribe to it and on the front page, you'll find this headline. praise for president as tightens oppose the move. so what it's saying is middle america, small businesses are cheering this president because he got -- took us out of the paris climate accord. it's the big businesses, the multinational corporations that wanted us to stay in. >> so remember when the new york times said we need an assessment after the election. we need to talk to real americans. we need to go to ohio, wisconsin, and talk with voters instead of these skyscrapers in new york. and this piece reflects that. they went to a luncheon in ohio, and they followed this luncheon during the

president's rival, and they saw this because they see it as lifting them up as business owners. >> they should have done this during the election. >> you think? abby: if they want to get a pull to people about how they're feeling about all the issues that they're passionate about, get out of new york city. get out of washington, d.c. go to the middle of america and talk to small business owners. >> however, they did get a jab in. >> of course they did. and it's almost like new york times went to the diners and talked to regular people and figured out that regular people have good ideas. they're actually smart. from the article, they said this. they acknowledge. it's almost universal that small business owners support getting out of the accord from the small business community comes even at the trump administration struggles to advance health care, congress,

and of course mr. trump's ties too russia. so they had to get russia, russia, russia. abby: you know what they would have taken away if they spent more time there with the american people. of course economy and jobs and education all at the top. it has climate change all the way at the bottom. it doesn't mean that we shouldn't care about our climate and air quality. but it just shows when people go to the polls, those are the issues that you're most passionate about. if you're a democrat, you think that's the winning issue. >> common sense america says clean water, clean air, we all want it. downing concentrate vague. go ahead and recycle. that's great. what we don't need are international steams that punish our businesses and send billions to china and other countries that are polluting our atmosphere. why do that? it's a terrible deal and president trump said thank you very much. >> 99.9% of all businesses in

this country are small businesses. small pet shop in your downtown. it's the small diner in your downtown. it's not ford and disney and apple and these large companies that were driving us staying inside the paris climate accords. abby: this is an example to the media out there. if you want to get your story right and talk about what the americans want to hear, step out of your studio in new york city. >> and i'll be at a diner on monday again for the show. so we'll ask people in connecticut what they think about president trump's move. abby: we still have a long, big show ahead. the left keeps talking about russia, russia, russia, but isn't the real story the white house leaks? called the profound most political scandal in modern times. he's going to join us next with that. >> and supporting the left with climate change. lighting his fire green. but not all first responders, especially 9/11 responders are happy with this. next

. >> and welcome back. so quick headlines for you. this plane is not big enough for the both of us. annual released e-mails from hillary clinton's infamous server scandal reveal she wasn't crazy about traveling with then first lady obama. she requested her own private jet to attend betty's funeral. >> that increased her carbon footprint. >> right. i'll take my own jet. and it turns out president trump didn't listen to his daughters when running for president. >> like no we wanted to enjoy college and grow and make mistakes, which we did. >> the 35-year-old twin

sisters jenna and barbara revealing their feelings while promoting their new book on facebook. interesting. while the left is focusing on russia, russia, russia, president trump says the real story is the leaks. abby: president trump tweeting this week the big story is the unmasking and surveillance of people that took place during the obama administration. >> and in a week when the white house intel committee asked for information, excuse me, the house intel committee asked for information on three obama appointees for the role in the unmasking, why has this flown under the radar? dan is a former secret service agent and host of the renegade republican podcast. good to see you, dan. >> good morning, dan. >> yeah, thanks for having me. >> i want to play this on this issue of surveillance and get your take on it. take a listen. >> i have reason to believe that a conversation that i had was picked up with some foreign leader or some foreign person and somebody requested that my conversation being

unmasking. i've been told that by people in the intelligence community. >> wow. what do you make of that? >> guys, think about this. when i was a federal agent, do you know how many cases i worked against really hard and serious criminal that were clear and present danger in my mind to society where in order to get their private conversation, their e-mail, their bank statements, or their credit card transactions, we had to go through the due process. thankfully, we live in a constitutional republic. we go to go in front of the judge, and we had to articulate probable cause to get that warrant or that document. now you have with this scandal, this unmasking stain on the united states, you have political appointees in the white house with no investigative purview whatever, susan rice, who have been able to get the information on decorated general like mike flynn who may have had some bad decisions. but let's get this straight. he doesn't get the same constitutional protection that killers, bank robbers,

kidnappers, and rapists get? this is a stain on the history of our country that we've come to a point where even liberals can't agree right now that if you're a political opponent, you shouldn't get constitutional protection. it's outrageous. >> dan, if you've been watching any other network, especially the nightly news, you've seen almost no coverage of these three subpoenas that were issued by the intel community. samantha powers and others. there's unwillingness to cover it at all. if it doesn't pertain to russian narrative, they won't cover it, especially the widespread leaks that you're talking about. >> yeah. and i'm sorry i'm just really fired up about this because i know what i had to go through as an agent. and i can't look into the camera and say strong enough tomorrows people watching. you believe in this trump ferry tail, this conspiracy theory. you're being made a pool of by the democrat media complex that has already admitted multiple times. senator dianne feinstein.

multiple people up on the hill who has admitted -- listen to me. there's no evidence. you're making this up. look, you're making this whole thing up. you are embarrassing the country in order to engage in an idea logical fight because you're really upset you lost an election. you clown. it's time to move on. this is outrageous what's happening right now. abby: dan, you are fired up. also fired up this morning, some 9/11 first responders. they are upset. and i agree with them there. the world trade center, as you can see it's lit up in green in response to president trump pulling out of this paris trade deal. this building should represent america, it should not represent any sort of politics. >> you know, i was talking to a detective, an n ypd detective. my best friend. i don't have a lot of friends. square jaw. this one's a good man. we work hard. but he has lung problems. he was down there in the pit

after ground zero, and he's still having a tough time with his lungs because of it, and he lost a lot of friends down there. that's sacred ground. that's bloodstained ground with american patriots who died in a war by terrorists. and you're going to use it like a cheap political commercial? i want to know who the goofball is who thought that was a good idea. that is sacred ground. it's not a 30-second campaign ad. ping you don't go up there and post a sign or color it to stand with the international community. you stand with the united states. the united states was attacked on that day. it's not a cheap campaign commercial. shut that down. >> it was probably warrior de blasio who's waging war on climate change. >> yeah. next he'll have it colored red for the communist flag. are you kidding me? that was a terrible idea. >> dan, thanks this morning. you are fired pick up. decaf. >> the ladies at the view are

at it again. blaming christians for taking away free contraception. wait until you hear this one. abby: what? and hillary clinton piling on the excuses for why she lost the election. here's some of them. >> netflix, new york times, facebook, 1,000 russian agents, trump's twitter account, the democratic party. abby: you know who i think has something to say about all of that? megan mccain is joining us next on our curvy couch. come on in, beautiful ♪ when heartburn hits fight back fast with new tums chewy bites. fast relief in every bite. crunchy outside. chewy inside. tum tum tum tum new tums chewy bites.

>> i think he -- i'm going to be honest. he broke me. he broke me. and then i was, like, no, this isn't right. and i apologized because that was the right thing to do, and i meant it. >> we're going to bring in the cohost megan mccain. great to see you this morning. >> how many times have you guys had to sit through that? >> about 20 times. i was just thinking about this while walking down the hall. when you sounds to it, it sounds like an act. like a fake stunt she's pulling there with the press conference. those aren't real tears. what's going on here? >> well, my favorite part is she's making it about gender. this is not about gender.

nobody forced you to put a decapitated headfulness president and take a photo of it. what this reminds me is people in my family still won't watch jane movies because of what happened in the civil war. there are moments as an entertainer that you can take things too far, and it will have ramifications long-term for your career. i don't think any patriotic american is going to have anything to do with kathy griffin about her career. but going on tv and making it about gender and yourself the victim i find deeply offensive. abby: yesterday she said her career is over, and i agree with that. but people not taking accountability for her reaction. i don't want to put her at the same level but people acknowledging their own fault saying i was wrong here. why are we seeing this across the board when this is not with the country is about. >> no. and i watched the video at the photo shoot online. she was making jokes about it when she was taking the photo and saying, oh, i'm going to have to move to mexico.

and i don't think she realized what she was doing until after the backlash. i don't understand why it took cnn so long to fire her. i think if it had been a conservative holding up the head of president obama, not only would they railroad out of this industry forever, but they probably wouldn't be able to live in the united states anymore. it took cnn about a day and a half to finally fire her. >> well, somehow the perpetrator became the victim in her own mind, which is amazing to see. hillary clinton has been out blaming everybody on her blame everybody but herself tour. . >> lack of acknowledgment that you might be to blame for something. >> well, the hillary clinton i blame everyone tour is my own personal of how over and over again her blaming everyone else except herself for her campaign, and it's really pathetic to watch. >> and it doesn't help democrats who want to move past it and can't. >> yeah. i feel sorry for young democrats because if you have someone who has an iron grip on power like game of thrones and isn't letting new young blood come forward, it's great for republicans because

if you stay for losing hillary, it's a great message for me. >> one of my shows, i wake up and put on my bunny slippers and watch the view every morning with hot chocolate. here's another statement they said the other day. take a listen. i'll get you to respond. watch. >> do you need to do for your family, let me do what i need to do for mine, and i'll be fine. y'all just need to, look. >> how is it different from the taliban? >> what's the difference between us and the people we're fighting? >> nothing. >> what's the difference? >> well, that's what i'm saying. it's to keep women down also. >> so they're comparing people -- americans to the taliban. so this was on thursday and the panel was having a discussion about the trump administration's plan to reveal obamacare's universal mandates so that employers can provide birth control to employees under plan. so they're giving employers choice but somehow we're the taliban? >> yeah. and let's remind everyone that the taliban just blew up a people in afghanistan and cut the heads off americans and christians

everywhere. totally the same thing as talking about contraception. this is the problem with the left right now. unless you're going to come forward and have a rational conversation with why your beliefs are different than mine, they're going to take it to the extreme level. >> the view is on at 11:00 a.m. in the morning, this is for, like, women that are at home with their kids or whatever. they don't have to be affiliated with any political party. >> you know what you should do? watch outnumbered instead. a show for conservative women and not get harassed and be compared to the taliban. >> you can have a choice and not be harassed. >> you can. not to plug my show but that's the reason i love working out numbered so much is we can have a discussion, and i'm not just going to name call you. if we disagree with you, and i have from time to time. >> we agree a lot on killing isis. >> all the time. every day. >> so good to have you, megan.

>> thanks for having me. >> no. no. the terms were she would get up if you went to brunch and have a. is that true? >> you guys are all welcome to go to brunch with us. >> you guys can come too, i guess. >> i don't know, rick, did you get the invitation either? i don't know. >> nope. >> rick, i love you. you're from arizona. you can come too. >> exactly. she gets me. let's talk a little bit of weather. it's hot in arizona, by the way. it's going to be really warm this week. show you what's going on. it's really hot across our northern plains. we hit 100 degrees in aberdeen, texas. we're going to have a lot of lower temperatures in the 80s and 90s and upper 90s throughout the next couple of days. so the heat is on. out across the mid-atlantic in the northeast, a few scattered showers across far eastern new england throughout the day today. but in general, just that cool pattern continues, and it does for much of the coming week again.

down to the southeast, we're going to see some showers. some of them are heavy, especially across parts of texas. will cause a little bit of flooding and maybe some severe weather across far northern plains, area is especially tough, wisconsin. but they be we're going to see scattered showers especially across kansas and missouri and finally across the cool and pacific northwest, hot. >> thank you, rick. we were having a fierce debate about sweat pants. >> listening to rick and debating. >> we were having a discussion about sweat pants and when spouses tell you honey, why are you wearing sweat pants. abby: when my husband has said to me. i have this favorite pair of sweat pants that i tried to thrown out a million times. >> my wife said to me you look like a gym teacher. why are you wearing these? >> what's wrong looking like a gym teacher? abby: our booming economy but trish regan joins enjoins us

live with the numbers behind that surge. next. >> but first, let's check in with neil cavuto with what's coming up. >> hey, guys, good morning. lots of headlines about death and destruction for leaving, dare leaving the paris climate deal. but are the markets telling everybody to calm down? what they're seeing that maybe the others are not. and forget distractions from intel leaks. our gop lawmakers, the real reason tax cuts r getting delayed. and hillary clinton blaming just about everything for her election loss except for key blue-collar voters who she actually lost. so who told her that? we'll see you soon insights from the data in real time? wait, our data center and our clouds can't connect? michael, can we get this data to...? look at me...look at me... look at me... you used to be the "yes" guy. what happened to that guy? legacy technology can handcuff any company. but "yes" is here. so, you're saying we can cut delivery time?

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read on the teleprompter to record-breaking closes and the unemployment rate reaching a 16-year low. so why are they skipping all of these developments? >> let's ask fox business trish regan. love having you go here, trish. abby: you look at the numbers and look at how it has been reported, it doesn't matter. trish: it was a good report. i mean, granted you would have liked to have seen more jobs added, but i have to tell you, economists, they always get this wrong. i mean, i've covered so many jobs reports, and they never get it right. so jobs added. that's one way they'll revise it. don't worry about it. the important thing here is unemployment if he will 4.3%. more importantly, and this is something nobody talks about many mainstream media. i'm convinced because it's intimidating, but i'm going to tell you about it anyway. it's called the u6 rate, and that basically looks at real unemployment. it factors in everybody out there who has been working part-time but really wants the full-time job and guess what?

that fell two cents of a percent, and that's the lowest it has been at since 2007, so that's even more encouraging. wages also went up 2.5%. very good news. >> yeah. we've seen housing starting, you know, for the first time home buyer market, builders starting to build first time homes for the first time in a while. we've seen manufacturing up. abby: millennials moving out of their parent's basements. >> finally. one thing i want to get to this week were the interest rumbling that we may see a interest rate hike because of the booming economy. what will that do? >> i have to tell you, that's a good sign. if the federal reserve think so the economy is strong enough that wages are growing and unemployment is low enough to move on interest rates, then that's probably a sign that we can all feel pretty good about. besides the markets reaching a record high. as for what affect it's going to have, you know, look, i don't think it's going to have a massive affect on interest

rates at all or mortgage rates because i'm going to get really wonky on you. look at the ten-year yield. interest rates are low. if you want to borrow money in treasuries right now, you can -- the u.s. can do so at a really, really low rate still. so it's not as though these things are spiking overnight. i'm not too worried about interest rates going on. >> and it feels under the obama administration, we saw the unemployment rate fell, but we saw people fall. we saw people leaving the job market, though. so you talk about this u6 rate. the people who have been out of the market or employed are out of full-time jobs. >> yeah. so part-time people who wanted the full-time jobs, they're starting to get them. that's encouraging. you're also looking at labor force participation rates that, you know, it could be better. but it's getting there. and these things are going to take time. i think the biggest thing we should all take heart in, though, is that wages are starting to increase a little bit. people are getting back to work. companies are hiring.

there is a sense of optimism that you don't get in the mainstream media, but you do hear -- abby: but you know where else they get it? the television report at 2:00 p.m. on the fox business network. trish: yes. we are there. abby: good to have you. >> well, the last time abby and our next guest were together, this happened. abby: oh, no. ♪ ♪ >> that's right. our own abby huntsman can sing if threatened. now country music star american young are back with a brand-new song. will abby perform an encore? we'll find out next. abby: i won't ruin your morning. i promise hey, i'm the internet! i know a bunch of people who would love that. the internet loves what you're doing... ...so build a better website in under an hour with... ...gocentral from godaddy. the internet is waiting. start for free today at godaddy. mattress firmness? enter sleep number...

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abby: you came on the show when you wrote soldiers wife. and make sure you download this song. that came from your own experience traveling around the world. >> yeah. it's, you know, cristy's been to so many places with the uso. >> yeah. we've gotten to experience a live -- i've got to see some things that i will never, ever forget. really shaped who i am. i played on all the bases. south korea, got to play in spain, italy. >> a bunch of places. >> yeah. spending time on bases and learning is amazing. abby: let's take a listen. what are you guys going to play today? >> we're going to play a song war from the northwest. i'm from oregon, she's from idaho. and there's a song called american dream that reminded us of home. abby: i love it. take it away. ♪ ♪

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