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>> julie: clayton is jump jiving over here. good morning. >> come on in. clayton: welcome in to "fox & friends." sandra smith back in this morning. you look lovely in green. sandra: thank you for having me back. i wasn't sure after yesterday. pete: she was a try-out. clayton: we talked about it in the afternoon you got in under the wire. sandra: i had fun. pete: break to vote with a third person. clayton was for. i was against. clayton: frankly no one else was up and awake and availabl available. jampacked show. sandra: big weekend of news and big week coming up on capitol hill by the way. pete: last week of course you had james comey testifying. had you president trump fighting back in the rose garden. now you have the white house continuing to fight back. they are saying attorney general jeff sessions will testify on tuesday of this upcoming week in front of the senate intelligence committee. he was set to testify in front

of the house and senate budget committee, but he will be sending his deputy to those and going straight to the very same committee that comey testified to set the record straight because there was a lot of accusations not just at president trump but at the attorney general as well from comey. clayton: absolutely because james comey said he didn't trust him. the fact he was going to leave the room. he gets up and leaves the room. let's listen to what he had to say this week about sessions. take a listen. >> are you saying that you also told him that he had made a request that you let it go with regard to part of the investigation of michael flynn? >> no. i specifically did not. i did not. our judgment, as i recall is that he was very close to and inevitably going to recuse himself for a variety of reasons. we were convinced, in fact, we already heard that the career people recommending that he recuse himself, he was not going to be in contact with russia-related matters. longer and that turned out to

be the case. clayton: response now from the trump administration over of the weekend saturday night. late last night making news in washington. here is the actual letter from jeff sessions in light of reports regarding mr. comey's recent testimony select committee on intelligence it is important that i have an opportunity to address these matters in the appropriate forum. so, june 13th he will testify. pete: i think it's important move. ultimately comey said of sessions one he shouldn't have left the room. it was a private conversation between he and the fbi director. he didn't feel like he could tell attorney general sessions what he thought because he was biased or would recuse himself. may third in testimony you had james comey saying he never was asked to end investigation for political reasons. now changing tune i felt pressure at that moment he said nothing to the attorney general. sandra: then donald trump jr. going on jeanine justice last night defend his father calling james comey a

dishonest man of bad character. watch this. >> when i see what's going on right now. when i see what went on for 10 months with the russia nonsense and smear and see what happens on thursday. it's like give me a break. they literally spent 10 months chasing a rabbit down the hole with essentially the sole purpose to try to take down my father. i think it's clear, you know, everything that went on in the comey testimony was basically ridiculous. i think he has proven himself to be a liar in all of this. i think he has proven himself to be a dishonest man of bad character. sandra: so obviously not holding back there. clayton: this the is tactic from this side smear james comey. say he is a bad guy. bad character. that he is weak. he is spineless. that he is the leaker. he is the guy where all these leaks are coming from. i wonder if it's a good strategy for them. pete: it's the tactic because it's the tactic waged against them by deep state and by comey and the press and by democrats endlessly since the inauguration. so they are saying, listen, you have been trying to indict us. we are pointing out the fact

that comey waffled all over the place and he admitted to being the leaker. he said i had a private conversation with the president. i wrote it down. i put it in my drawer and i pulled it out and gave it to the "new york times" to benefit myself. clayton: we have had intelligence guys on the show who are friends with comey. former members of the fbi saying comey is a great guy. i have worke for him for years. is he a stand up guy. obviously the trump administration has had some difficulties with the intelligence community in the past. i don't know if it helps or hurts them. we will have guests on the show to dive in later on that question. pete: op-ed caught our eye in the "new york post" by michael goodwin. he connected some of the dots. something in common. the author of the "new york times" and leaker. here is a quote from an op-ed by. if comey didn't trust the dishonorable president the honorable thing to do was for comey to resign.

instead he was a sneaky note-taker collecting grievances as insurance for himself. he included with the. he cemented brotherhood with leaks. clayton: same author in the "new york times" reporting this story and we heard from the james comey testimony, of course, that he had given this diary entry basically to his friend. and here are these headlines that wound up in the "new york times" from the same author of these articles on march 5th comey asks justice department to reject trump's wiretapping claim on may 11th that other story in a private dinner trump demanded loyalty, comey demurred, one of my favorite words. another comey memo says trump asked him to end flynn investigation. pete: leaks aren't rocket science, right? if you know somebody who can get information to a by lined author of the "new york times" that author and maybe with others put together a story with unnamed sources and makes the front page of the "new york times."

and if you just start to pull back these articles and look where they come, they are all pro-comey, all from the same author, all involve anonymous leaks from high level sources in the intelligence community or the justice department. i mean, it may turn out that james comey as much as people may want to think he is the honorable guy, he was actually king leaker all along, trying to take down a president that he thought was dishonest that he didn't believe in. that's party of the argument that's being made. sandra: this is going to shape up to be incredible leak. you have already heard from the family defending him and jeff sessions, of course, we'll hear from him later this week. but then there is this. shakespeare in the park. clayton: i love shakespeare in the park. sandra: taxpayer funded depicting the assassination of president trump and obviously if they're okay with this, it's corporate sponsors stand by this art ahead of its official opening on monday night. of course, all of this happening in the wake of the recent kathy griffin scandal. clayton: happening at the public theater.

shakespeare in the park. this guy is playing, portraying donald trump. pete: that's right. plays go on in central park. this guy in the left, not calling him president trump, but every attribute from the hair to the long tie to the open jacket is meant to depict someone that looks exactly like president trump. this is taxpayer funded. both city, state, and federal dollars for this play. what you see right there is our president being stabbed to death as part of an assassination plot in this play, in central park that debuts tomorrow night. so the question is, would this ever be acceptable of any other president, especially barack obama or anyone else. but with president obama, four months, five months into his term. we are seeing him stabbed to death in central park as an acceptable part of that is right we pay for? sandra: will corporate sponsors involved in w. this will they be held accountable for depictings a violent death of a u.s. president? clayton: are they even aware half the time when they are

putting their money behind. this bank of america, delta, "new york times," among the corporate sponsors, american express on that list. i mean, it's despicable. haven't we learned anything from the kathy griffin issue over the past two weeks? regardless of what party you are in, even independent, you don't ever do something like this. this is the president of the united states. it's off limits. pete: disapprove of him all you want. i don't get it you are right, clayton. where is the self-awareness. can you despise this guy's policies, you cannot like him. maybe you resist. that's fine. that's the right of the american. depicting the stabbing of a president. i want to go see shakespeare -- what's it called? clayton: shakespeare in the park. sandra: delta, bank of america. people do bring their families. american express, another one of the corporate sponsors there. we ask the question whether they be held accountable? will they take themselves out of it what might you guess?

pete: president trump was cutting the budget of the national endowment for the arts. taxpayer budget, say i'm paying for this? you can understand. clayton: let us know your thoughts, friends@foxnews.com. sandra: good morning, everybody. turning to your headlines and a fox news alert. three army rangers shot and killed in afghanistan. one other ranger was wounded. the gunman an afghan soldier. the taliban claiming credit for saturday's deadly attack. mike pence spoke about the tragic news. >> when heroes fall, americans grieve. we honor their service, their sacrifice, and why always will. sandra: the attack happened in the same area where the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs in april. wiping out an identifies cave complex. senator bernie sanders ripped in to president trump calling a crowd at the people summit

in chicago the president disrespects them. >> the current model and the current strategy of the democratic party is an absolute failure. democratic party needs fundamental change. sandra: that's not all. he didn't just go after trump. sanders also went after the democratic party. we have a president who displays every day a massive disrespect for democracy, for tolerance and traditional american values. sanders says the democratic party needs to be a party for all 50 states. not just the east and west coast. which you hear from any democrat these days. adam west, the original batman has passed away. >> as i surmised an illegal projection boy cleverly dam fallujahed. >> wow maybe the crooks left

fingerprints on it. >> good idea. sandra: played batman late 1960's show. continued to appear in tv after the show ended. he died friday after a brief battle with leukemia. burt ward who played robin alongside adam west batman says this is a terribly unexpected loss of my lifelong friend. i will forever miss him. and ben affleck who played batman said adam west exemplified heroism. kind, fun and all around great guy. thank you for showing us how it was done. adam west 88 years old. recently quoted saying warehouse filled with memo more beal i can't. he wasn't going to sell any of it. >> he loved playing batman. pete: coming up, call it revenge of the losers. president trump has faced unprecedented amount of attacks not just hillary clinton but also former president barack obama. have past presidents ever been

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sandra: there she is months after election loss. hillary clinton still attacking president trump. clayton: she is not alone. former leader of the democratic party. president obama has also attacked the president and his policies saying this after the president pulled out of the paris climate accords. even in the absence of the american leadership. eve pete: we ask how rare is it to have past presidents and opponents attack a new president? for that let's turn to presidential his tore ran and author doug weed. how unprecedented are these attacks? is this something we have seen before in history? >> we have seen it before in history. i will say, this pete. usually they are very gracious. you see that picture of george w. bush hugging michelle, the former first lady. that's kind of a met for for what it is usually like. but i will have to say there is the seed in game of thorns where in the last presidential

debate they ask michael, the presidential historian to comment. 50 years from now the only thing historians remember is donald trump refusing to say he would accept the election results. well, well, well, hillary clinton won and today she is calling for resistance. her word. and barack obama's meeting with heads of state like angela merkel and calling for policy reversal so boy how things change. clayton: doug, in modern american history doesn't seem like we see this. maybe before television this was a common occurrence. i'm not sure. take us back in history a little bit. modern america, george w. bush, bill clinton, i don't remember seeing this. >> no. there was one moment where jimmy carter called george w. bush the worst president in history. he was trying to pass the baton on this quickly as he could. we never really had anything quite like this. and the reversal of policy,

the paris accord. barack obama is a great politician. so he tends to accuse someone of what he, himself, a could you seed of, it was very dictatorial the way the paris accord was reached. the kyoto protocol they sent it to the senate who voted it down 95-0. obama wanted that he worked with the national media and they got their way without the people even knowing what it was about. sandra: doug, i will ask you a very obvious question. do these attacks on the president help or hurt him. >> i think, sandra, very interesting question. in this case i think it reflects more on barack obama and hillary clinton than it does on donald trump. it's very ungracious, even as tough a politician as richard nixon, when he lost to john kennedy, he was very gracious. so was al gore in his loss to george w. bush. pete: two great historical examples. doug wead.

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clayton: welcome back. quick headlines for you. the son of libyan dictator moammar qualify is a free man. he was released and offered amnesty by libyan rebels. qaddafi has been held on war crimes that killed his father and three brothers. still wanted by international criminal court for crimes against humanity.

puerto rican day parade is set so start here in new york city. there are still plans to honor a terror group during that parade. oscar rivera lopez terror group claimed responsibility for more than 100 bombings across the united states. the parade comes as puerto ricans head to the polls today deciding whether they want their struggling u.s. territory to become the 51st u.s. state. they always vote no. sandra: there you have it. hundreds of people across the country protesting sharia law yesterday. the mainstream media made it all about islam. >> the clashes erupting into brawls here at home over islam. >> protesters and counter protesters squaring off across the country tonight either against the threat of islamic law or in defense of muslim americans. >> activists say anti-sharia groups promote a distorted view of islam. sandra: protest against sharia law but it did become all about islam. this something, pete that have you dived right into. pete: we knew predictably the

mainstream media would as such. rally in new york city. i hit the streets to talk to the folks who were there. asked them why are you here? what are you doing exercising your first amendment right? what's this all about. this is what they had to say. >> today there is a protest going on to protest sharia law, which is an extreme version of islam. >> i don't think that killing people or mistreating women is a religion. >> so you are not out here -- are you out here protesting against islam or against sharia law. >> against sharia law. i have nothing against islam. >> i want to make sure that we are aware of everything that sharia is, everything extremist islam stands for and we are aware of the dangers. >> pete: are you here to protest against islam. >> it's not against islam. it's against sharia law. >> every -- do we have to stop that already. america has to be strong about this. >> it's not about being against muslims.

it's about being against the ideology of, i guess, murdering homosexuals and treating women as second class. maybe under. just dehumanizing. >> frogs boiling in water now they are died. pete: critics would say you are anti-muslim. are you anti-muslim. >> absolutely not. what needs to happen is a reformation of the religion from the inside and i feel like that needs to start with muslims. so we need muslims. want to keep muslims from this country that's not what we are about here. at least that's my understanding of america. pete: yeah. that's what i heard across the board. we talked to a bunch of folks down there. this is one of 28 protests across the country. some did include clashes with anti-protesters the anti-fascists wearing all black and masks out there in front. what you find are groups of patriots who say look what happened in europe. look at the contentions they are having and terrorist

attacks they have h how do we make sure perpetuated here and things like sharia law extreme form of islam are not implemented subtly or directly. they point to the constitution and said we have a constitutional right to stand up for the values that have always make america great. sandra: good stuff. got in there and got the story for us. thank you. clayton: this video is insane. semitruck exploits into a fireball in the middle of a highway. what caused this wreck is straight ahead. sandra: james comey says lorreta lynch ordered him to down play the clinton investigation and call it a matter. what would happen if a republican attorney general did that? our panel here to weigh in just ahead. ♪ a hard day's night ♪ i should be sleeping like a log ♪ but when i get home to you ♪ i find the things that you do ♪ will make me feel all right ♪ you know i work all day ♪ to get your money

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pete: welcome to the second floor of the studio. shocking revelations from james comey's testimony this week about the fbi's probe into hillary clinton and how it should be handled. >> the attorney general had directed me not to call it an investigation but instead to call it a matter which confused me and concerned me. pete: what if a republican attorney general ordered the fbi director to call an investigation a matter? let's bring in our panel katie pavlich is the editor of town hall and fox news contributor. and a former consultant to the homeland security under the bush administration and rob meyer is the editor of red alert politics and a g.o.p. strategist. good morning to you all. katie, i will start with you. obviously, it was a democratic attorney general that asked the fbi director to do this. what would it look like if it had been a republican that said don't call it an investigation. call it a matter? >> well, the first thing is that the attorney general would have been asked to recuse himself from any investigation that they were

overseeing in this case the clinton email scandal. every republican from the president down, including the head of the rnc would have been called on the carpet to condemn the comments and there would certainly be accusations of corruption. obstruction of justice as we have seen. let's ♪ forget this was a habit of the obama administration especially in the justice department. eric holder who served before lorreta lynch was the first sitting cabinet member in history to be held in contempt of congress. pete: that's right. my staff if a you take all of that on top of the tarmac meeting is lorreta lynch getting away with something republican never could a lot of evidence in there. >> concerning. and comey reported that back. a matter of semantics, didn't change anything. what's really important now is that true president of the united states, sitting president asked the fbi director not to follow through on investigation. that, i think is, a much more significant problem. as all americans, we should be

concerned about that. pete: turning it toward trump. rob meyer, he says it's a matter of semantics. have you said and others have that this might not just be semantics, it's criminal. >> that's right. hope is not a directive first of all when it comes to trump. going back to if republican would have done this in the first place, here's the thing, not just recuse themselves. this is against the law. it's against two laws that i just found this morning in cursory search against the hatch act and fec prohibiting government collusion with a campaign. there is no coordination allow you had. in fact, message coordination which is what happened here saying we are going to use campaign language putting matter into the fbi's press conference, that is actually considered an inkind donation. in kind donation from the fbi and the attorney general to the clinton campaign. that is obviously illegal. so if it would have been a republican that did it on the other side, there would have been an investigation, there would have been charges pressed and frankly the fbi director and attorney general would have lost their job under the hatch act rules.

pete: katie, not to mention the headlines that would have been endless, yet, we have seen almost nothing in mainstream press about lorreta lynch. >> funny how this little nugget about lorreta lynch telling the fbi director to call the criminal investigation, after all the fbi does criminal investigation not looking into matters, a matter. and i want to just point out that the semantics matter here because hillary clinton's campaign was calling this a, quote, security review. and as james comey testified last week, he was concerned that the language the justice department was using at the directive of loretta lynch was far too close to the language being used by the clinton campaign to try and quell the concerns surrounding the criminal investigation into her miss handling of classified information. semantics actually do matter here when it comes to the justice department looking like they were taking a side in the election. pete: unfortunately, we will have to leave it there the timing of tv tells us we have to but thank you very much. we will get back to you as well.

thank you very much. we appreciate it sandra, over to you. sandra: thank you, pete. turning to your headlines this morning. 8 people are hurt after a car slammed into pedestrians outside of an amsterdam train station. police say the car was parked in illegal spot near the central station as the driver was approached by officers. he sped off hitting pedestrians before crashing into a concrete wall. two of the injured are in serious condition we are told. police say this was not an act of terror. and a semi explodes into a ball of fire, black smoke, billowing into the air. the tractor-trailer struck a barrier and burst into flames north of tampa, florida. the driver critically injured was airlifted to a trauma center with burns covering 40% of his body. the highway is now open after crews were forced to repave the roadway. friday's crash is currently under investigation. and this: outrage at knowledge high school after president trump's campaign slogans are removed from

student's clothing in yearbook photos. the make america great again motto was completely erased as you can see from this t-shirt. while another student trump logo on fleece vest was suddenly gone. parents are firing back demanding the yearbook be reprinted. school officials have said they have never made any action against any political party except for that. all right. well, a happy occasion indeed. the presidential family celebrating a baby boy. well at least the expected arrival of one. over the weekend laura and eric trump threw a baby shower with friends and family for the first child expected in september from balloons to cake. the new york party was full of baby boy themed decorations. even our very own judge jeanine joined in on the festivities. pictured here with the glowing mom to be. and congratulations to that family as they await their baby boy. those are your headlines.

clayton: let's get outside to rick reichmuth because it's like finally 93 degrees on the east coast. rick: finally? are you excited for it. clayton: feels like 50-degree he is. rick: 50 degrees by the end of the week. it's coming back. big time summer temperatures across the plains. show you what's going on. it's already hot. 74 in minneapolis. 73 in chicago. today i are going to be up -- the heat is on. down across parts of florida. we have a lot of moisture there get ready again for some afternoon storms. you know, we had big flooding this week, which is good because we have had so many fires going on. still a few fires to be put out. we will really take any rain we have. also major storms going on across parts of south dakota headed in towards minnesota. that is certainly going to wake you up there. that will kind of strengthen again later on in the day. into some more severe weather around parts of wisconsin. here's your temperatures today. you get the idea. really hot. 92 and humid in chicago. 91 in kansas city.

tomorrow the heat moves to the east. 94 in new york. 95 in boston. you get the idea. 96 for tuesday. the heat is on finally. it does go away pretty quickly though, unfortunately, clayton. sorry. spring will be back. sandra: enjoy it while it lasts. pete: coming up the white house leaks keep piling up. they all have something in common. dan bongino says this is the biggest political scandal. he joins us live at the top of the hour. clayton: the numbers don't lie the economy is actually booming under president trump. the next guest has the proof the mainstream media won't share with you. you are not going to read this on the front pages ♪ headed down south ♪ saying go on take the money and run ♪ go on take the money and run ♪ go on, take the money and

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sandra: good morning. glad you are with us. back with quick headlines. we have a winner. one lucky power ball ticket worth $448 million matched all six numbers. that ticket sold in sun city, california, right outside of los angeles. if you missed them the winning numbers were 20, 26, 32, 38, and 28. and power ball was 3. the grand prize soared to its highest in months after 19 straight drawings that began in april. and check your pantry, more than 700,000 pounds of spaghetti and meatball products are being recalled. bread crumbs in the products may contain milk which is not marked on the labels. for a list of products go to the government food safety and inspection service website. important information. all right, clayton to you. clayton: thanks, san draft the numbers don't lie the economy is getting a big boost right now under the trump

administration. not according to the mainstream media. here are a couple of headlines in the "new york times" saying weak spots remain. "the washington examiner" citing a roller coaster economy. bloomberg calling the president's economic agenda almost dead. how is the economy really doing? here to break it down economics professor at the university of maryland, our own friend peter morici. nice to see you this morning, peter. >> nice to be with you. clayton: take a look at the dow jones since election day. dow jones up 16%. >> absolutely. the other indices are up as well. overall the market suspect 16% broadly speaking. the roll back of regulation is very important. look at the energy sector and how much grilg is up even drill. it's now more profitable to do things in america simply because the regulators are at least taking lunch now. clayton: regulations down, companies can feel unburdened, unshackled and you blame donald trump for removing these regulations? >> i don't blame him. i credit him because is he putting in place cabinet secretaries that are easing

back. i mean, there are limits to what they can do without legislation but they are doing what they can. remember how aggressive mr. obama was without legislation. clayton: absolutely. robust hiring that's another area where we are seeing 594,000 jobs created since the president took office? >> the obama administration put all kinds of road blocks in place to hiring. by encouraging the cities to go to $15 an hour on the minimum wage and with obama care costs going up and up and up and so forth. now we have hiring increasing again. people are adopting productivity, labor using devices and so forth to enhance productivity. manufacturing is hiring. construction is hiring. so this is good news. clayton: we have the unemployment rate which also fell to 4.3% in may. that's the lowest level since 2011. we had andy budser on the show yesterday. he withdrew his nomination back in february. one of the things he said was look, we have a problem we don't have the skilled labor. companies want to hire having

trouble finding people with the skills. what can the trump administration do about that. >> the trump administration is going to announce on wednesday a big build out of apprenticeship programs. something the obama people were very big on as well. i'm going to be very interested to see if chuck schumer poo poos that as well. this should be a motherhood issue. the real question here is are the democrats going to get in line on common sense reforms and programs that will help make the environment better for hiring and for workers to get jobs? clayton: so you do point to president trump being credited with this big boost that we're seeing right now? >> well, i think that he has to be credited because businesses are expecting more hospitable environment. expecting environment where regulators will be more reasonable so i think that's good. clayton: finally when you have bloomberg saying his economic agenda is dead, do you think we're going to see the tax reform the' cans ar the companie waiting for. >> that's up to the house and the senate.

they have to compromise like border tax adjustments, how much revenue they are willing to give up, the window for the tax cut and so forth there is a loft possibilities for getting a tax cut in place. more importantly, rationalizing the tax system so there is less disincentives to invest. clayton: well said as always. peter, great to see you this morning. peter morici, thanks so much. >> take care. clayton: leaks keep dripping from the white house and they all have got something and someone in common. dan bongino says this is the biggest political scandal in modern times. is he going to join us live. plus, we have all done it as kids. is it safe to drink from the garden hose during the summer? dr. nicole is a fire is here to separate fact from fiction. it's summertime. drink from a water hose. don't drink the pool water, peter. ♪ i want some hot stuff baby this evening ♪ got to have some hot stuff ♪ got to have some love tonight ♪ hot stuff

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♪ clayton: all right. welcome back. before you head out for fun this summer, make sure you know how to keep your family safe. dr. nicole is a fire is here to help separate fact from fiction so can you protect you and yourself and your family this you remember is. nice to see you, doc. welcome. sandra: because we all want to have fun. pete: i walk around in a bike helmet all summer long. clayton: i want to challenge pete and sandra with true or false questions. you answer true or false and then the doctor is going to tell us. >> i'm an a plus student. number one is it safe to drink from a garden hose. sandra: no. pete: yes. clayton: well, tell us, doctor. >> you know, garden hoses and your gardening tools are not children toys. for some reason children play

with them. they are not regulated the same as. not only are they igniter for bacterial. there is le lead. >> generation. sandra: bottom line you really shouldn't do it? >> stay hydrated when you are out there. drinking from the garden hose probably not the best thing to do. pete: doctor knows what she is talking about. clayton: did i that my whole childhood. next question true or false, grilled meat causes cancer. pete: no chance. sandra: no. clayton: you are both wrong. >> i caution saying this out loud. being the beginning of summer, however, there are some studies, not big large robust ones, but there are studies showing us cooking red meat and processed meat over open flame or excessive high temperatures produces reactions in the meat that can cause cancer. i'm not saying close down the

grill, we're not grilling over the summer. clayton: just don't eat it every day. >> maybe not every day. grill up vegetables and corn which we are going to be doing later on in the show. add some fish on it. pete: i don't think fish has ever been on my grill. clayton: a little sunscreen works all day. >> false. pete: true. i don't reapply ever. i feel like it might work. >> well, you definitely should reapply every two hours. it absolutely is false. we can't put it on in the morning and be done. the best protection from the sun is obviously wearing a hat, long sleeved clothing pants. when it comes to sunscreen every two hours. every time you get out of the water. i don't care if it's water resistant or water protective. reapply every time. make sure you shake the bottle and put on a good amount. clayton: number five, you will always feel a tick or mosquito fight. sandra: false. pete: false. clayton: false.

we're all in agreement on that. >> absolutely false. living in the northeast you are actually more unlikely to feel a particula tick bite. don't panic. just because you didn't feel it doesn't mean you didn't get bit. sandra: people are worried about the ticks. midwest, big problem as well. if you don't feel it can be on there for a while. >> it absolutely can be on there for a while. lyme disease requires about 24 hours being adhered to it. other viruses need 15 minutes. pete: my kids have come in with as many as 12 ticks on them. we live in the would see. clayton: all it takes is one tick from one tree. arry a harassment number 6 or disease. if i have a. >> that's false. only deer ticks carry lima. >> you are doing good.

less than 10% actually carry a disease. you know, in the united states we're be in the until proven guilty. when it comes to ticks to me and mosquitoes in general. guilty until proven innocent. if you have a bite. assume they have everything. wear protective clothing. guest the things off of you as soon as possible. most people are not going to get sick from a tick bite or mosquito bite. if you have rash or anything other than the common cold after a bite go to a doctor. clayton: my wife gets bitten by mosquitoes instantly. put up sit tron fellow, gone. pete: more clayton summer tips tips. summer over yet because i'm scared now. sandra: coming up, a high schooler running for class president imitates president trump. [laughter] >> pete: make him pay for the wall.

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>> no collusion. no obstruction. he's the leaker. >> one week after the blockbuster testimony of former fbi director james comey, the attorney general set to go to the hill on tuesday. >> the fbi director gave this information to a third party to leak. so i think that james comey has serious legal exposure. >> do you have allusions of grandeur? you spend a lot of time talking about your emotion. >> makes me mildly nauseous. gave me unqueazy feeling. i was so stunned. >> were your feelings hurt, jim? man, are you dramatic. three army rangers shot and killed in afghanistan, the same area where the military

dropped the so-called mother of all bombs. >> when heroes fall, americans grieve, our armed forces are in the fight. they are taking the fight to terrorists on our terms, on their soil. >> anti-sharia law marches being held in some two dozen cities nationwide. >> are you here to protest against islam. >> it's not against islam. it's against sharia law. >> before this summer, job one, we will repeal and replace obamacare. >> obamacare is dead. the only people who won't admit that are the democrats who are in the way of veterans healthcare. ♪ you're simply the best ♪ better than all the rest ♪ better than anyone. clayton: thank you so much, tina. i totally get it you are

watching the number one morning show in all of cable news. thank you so much, guys. sandra: so much fun to be here. clayton: welcome in our helicopter mom sandra smith this morning. pete: don't drink from the hose and wear bike helmets. sandra: getting things right i'm a helicopter mom. that's not true. clayton: calling her helicopter mom. pete: nice to have you. clayton: we want to bring in former secret service agent dan bongino. dan, good to see you this morning. pete: good morning, dan. >> good to be here. thanks for having me. clayton: got news last night what's going to happen with attorney general jeff sessions. he is heading to capitol hill in response to what we heard from james comey this week in his testimony basically saying he didn't feel comfortable giving him information because he thought he was going to recuse himself. basically i'm biased. i don't trust him. what do you make of this? >> yeah. this has got to be the funniest thing i have heard all week.

jim comey, who now we know, who testified under oath that he is the leaker was uncomfortable giving information to jeff sessions? by the way, guys, i don't know, i'm not a big name dropper type, but i know a few people. when you talk to people like jeff sessions, this guy is universally respected behind the scenes as an honorable, decent man. make no mistake with this jeff sessions what jim comey did to fuel the fire. you are watching the live time political assassination of good and decent man. on very serious note. this is a disgrace. this is shameful what's happening to this guy. this is a good man, they are lying about jeff sessions, good for him, sessions for going up there and fighting back this week. we will see what he has to say. sandra: dan, he is fighting back and putting out words last night. he wrote a letter in response to all of this saying quote in light of reports regarding mr. comey's recent testimony before before the senate select committee on intelligence it is important that i have an opportunity to address these matters in the

appropriate forum. so he is coming out. and he is going to defend himself. he is going to defend the trump administration. is this the right tactic? >> you know what? it is absolutely the right tactic. think about what's happening with comey right now. haven't you noticed with jim comey this pattern where he sees the world in like these terms. he always sees himself as the good guy fighting this really bad guy. first it was george w. bush with the ashcroft memo. then it was sessions. then it was trump. jeff sessions is a good guy. and another angle of this that i just want to bring up is isn't it ironic, too, that senator blumenthal is one of the people attacking sessions' credibility and suggesting perjury. wasn't blumenthal the guy who fudged the numbers on his service in combat? this is unbelievably disingenuous that the leaker in chief jim comey and senator blumenthal both have a history of trouble with the truth are

attacking an honorable guy like jeff sessions is pretty disgraceful. pete: he is going to fight back. get his chance in the court of public on tuesday do just that speaking of leaks, mike cad good win in the "new york post" has a great op-ed laying out how you can put all of this together. where are all these leaks coming from. and maybe james comey was king leaker. ultimately if you connect the dots, the author of all the pieces in the "new york times," which are anonymously sourced and what those headlines are, they all look eerily similar. so michael schmidt is the writer at the "new york times" who wrote all of these pro-comey pieces in the "new york times." and these are the headlines that you can see. comey asks justice department to reject trump's wiretapping claim. that was in march. then in may in a private dinner, trump demanded loyalty. comey demurred. and then may 16th, comey says trump asked him to end the flynn investigation. you know a little bit about intelligence and information and how it traffics. i mean, does this connect some dots that hey, maybe it's been comey all along or his

associates painting a bad picture of president trump and the administration? >> yes. and what i think is the enormous, big juicy scandal on this whole thing is what hasn't leaked? jim comey never leaked the fact, we just found out recently that lorreta lynch asked him to refer to the clinton email investigation. by the way, where actual crimes were committed, the trafficking of information as the, quote, matter like the federal bureau of matters as someone laughingly said to him that never leaked. we never had any leaks about the massive scandal of unmasking of trump officials by the obama administration, which has already admitted none of that leaked. but what leaks, pete? the idea that president trump hoped an investigation would go away against mike flynn? you know what? i hope the traffic ticket would go away, too. it doesn't mean i prescribed the cop. i mean, it's ridiculous. clayton: dan, let me play real quick before we move on. i want to play total devil's

advocate on this. is this a smart strategy going after james comey. we have had a number of people who worked with him over the years say what a standup guy is. we know the history between the trump administration and the intelligence community. what do you think? i'm just playing devil's advocate here. do you think it's a smart tragedy for them to go lock, stock, and barrel against james comby. >> yeah, clayton. that's a fair question. for any other president i would say no, jim comey is a trained political animal who will eat you alive. listen, i'm not a trumpateer. this guy is a queens builder. i'm from queens. my dad was bailing inspector. he worked with these guys their entire lives. if anybody is going to get in the ring and go toe to toe with jim comey it's going to be donald trump. i think he is going to win on this one. sandra: well said. we have to ask you about this as well, dan. there is taxpayer funded, shakespeare in the park. a lot of new york city dwellers know about this. anyway, they are depicting the assassination of president trump. we're looking at some video of

what this looks like. and how they act this out. they have corporate sponsors as well as being taxpayer funded that are standing by this right now. we don't know if they are going to continue to stand by it. but some of them are bank of america, "new york times," american express, delta. we are monitoring the situation, dan. but what do you make of all this? >> let me make two points. one as a former secret service agent and i'm pleading with the people who do this, have you no idea the damage this kind of stuff does. it can be very inspirational to people who are teetering on the edge of a serious psychological problem. and serve as inspiration. make no mistake. this is grossly irresponsible. secondly when you understand the left, none of this is surprising. i'm not impugning all democrats here. the far left activists groups, they see the world through critical theory as the oppressor is versus the oppressed. they have declared donald trump the oppressor is. they have no problem with using violence as a way to an end.

they don't care. undemocratic means for. they getting smoked in elections. violence is another tool for them. they have no problem with it at all. pete: to be clear, they don't say it's president trump in the play. they depict him as closely as possible to president trump. so from the hair to the long tie to the open jacket. clayton: playing julia caesar. pete: they play up the fact that this is who this character is. >> nobody has a problem with it on the left. nobody seems to care. only us talking about it. clayton: looks like these responsible sores i want to give them the benefit of the doubt. every year they put up this money for public theater on a regular basis. they don't think about it. pete: don't know what the play is going to be necessarily. clayton: 6:30 this morning delta tweeted this. while deltha is a long time sponsor of the highly respected public theater, we do not condone this interpretation of julius caesar at this summer's free shakespeare in the park. sandra: doesn't say if they are pulling out as a sponsor.

clayton: at least these companies are working overtime this weekend as they are starting to go ton a p.r. >> they should be. this is really irresponsible, guys. really irresponsible to do. pete: it is. we will keep monitoring. speaking of irresponsible on trafficking in socialism. bernie sanders calls on his supporters to take over what he calls the failing democratic party. he said it over the weekend. take a listen. >> the current model and the current strategy of the democratic party is an absolute failure. the democratic party, democratic party needs fundamental change, fundamental change. what it needs is to open up its doors to working people and young people and all people who are prepared to fight for social and economic justice. the democratic party must finally understand which side it is on.

[cheers] and that cannot be the side of wall street or the fossil fuel industry or the drug companies. pete: senator sanders calling the democratic party a failure. is he the solution? is socialism the answer? >> hey, guys, what's the democratic party's message? if you're a conservative, here it is. we can spend your money better than the government. you should control your own healthcare and you should pick where your kid goes to school. what's the democrat's message? give us more of your money, your healthcare stinks so we will handle it don't worry, public schools are fantastic. ignore all the failing test scores? what's the message? they keep bringing up social justice. what does that mean? what does that mean to the coal miner in west virginia who just lost his job? nothing. it doesn't mean anything. sandra: all right. pete: no, economic justice is code for socialism. and social justice is some sort of balkanization identity politics.

where has that gotten us? >> that doesn't put food on the table. these people don't care about that. they need jobs. they need healthcare. they need good schools. the democratic party is a joke. they are getting smoked everywhere because they can't talk to people like normal human beings. clayton: i'm all about flipping the script today, dan. he even admits that the democratic party is in ashes a total disaster. do republicans need to get on board and start supporting this president to actually get something done? tax reform? healthcare, infrastructure. they are not going to work with democrats which is a party of failure in ashes, don't they need to get on board. >> listen, i have had some issues with this myself talking with some congress people. rino class is more concerned with re-election than actually moving the football down the field. here is the critical mistake they are making. they think the rino class as they position themselves as a check on trump that they are somehow going to get elected. the democrats, listen, they hate you. they can't stand you. they are not going to vote for you regardless. if you don't run on a record

of accomplishment with trump, you have nothing. you have nothing to sell. the democrats already can't stand you. they are not going to vote for you. better get something done. they are making a huge mistake acting as some kind of check on the president. it's nonsense. it's going to fail them. pete: it's true. got to check on the president. resistance movement of the democratic party if the republicans don't close rank. nothing is going to happen. what do you run on? sandra: thanks for joining us. >> thanks, guys. clayton: been a year since hillary clinton called -- how does she still have security clearance this morning? really in the unbelievable new report straight ahead. sandra: war on men? maybe i can actually get behind one city saying stopping the man spreading on public transportation. bus campaign going viral. if you don't know what that is. clayton: i was man spreading during the whole last segment. sandra: picture doesn't do it for you

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thanks for joining us this morning. alive day. the day your platoon was attacked in afghanistan. before we get to the three soldiers killed in afghanistan talk about your platoons in afghanistan. >> sure. yesterday june 10th, 2006, 11 years ago was a rough day for my platoon and i. 25 guys on a ground outpost in eastern afghanistan. on the morning of june 10th, 2006. we got attacked by 250 insurgents. these weren't just farmers with pitch forks. heavily arnold and heavily trained jihadists two support by fire positions. two massive assault units and six machine guns and air burst mortars and rocket pro-he will 'ed grenades and i was knocked unconscious by rpgs and mortars three times in that engagement. almost every single member of my platoon was wounded. that was a refuse day. pete: tour that stretched for well over year having read your book.

also having read your book afghan partners. three killed one wounded ultimately being considered insider attack. someone they were training or working with turned their gun on these americans. talk about the difficulties working with the afghan army. >> it's hugely complicated. every commander on the ground has to do a risk assessment to keep an extra eye on the afghan national army. the afghans that we work with on the ground. have you got to understand, when you serve in afghanistan, just to put it out there just like it is, it's like the flintstones meets the jetsons, really. you go -- want to go back to a time where jesus christ walked the earth, that's afghanistan, ak 47 pickup truck and there you are. not awful lot with regards to vetting that you can do. keep an extra eye on them at the ground level. working with the afghan 99% of the time it's great. it's just part of the war in afghanistan and risk you have to take. pete: most americans know nothing of the war in afghanistan let alone think about it or follow it in the news. we are still there this many

years after 9/11. these kind aare of attacks remind us of the costs and difficulty. what is your opinion of the -- do you have confidence we can turn a tide in afghanistan? >> absolutely we can turn the tide in afghanistan. the mission has to be right. for a long time now we have been implementing a counter terrorism strategy. we knead toe shift to a counter terror strategy and go after the enemy. the only patty to victory in afghanistan resides on issuing defeat after defeat to the enemy in afghanistan. you have to destroy them and destroy their will to fight. you know. and also commit to the afghans that we have their backs as well for the long haul. this is a really important war. we have been there for 17 years. we owe it to every single soldier and family member that's been touched by this bar to win. we have a moral obligation to win. otherwise we will have a whole generation of americans wondering what the heck their sacrifice is for. the stakes are high. pete: obligation to win otherwise we are there longer lose three brave men.

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♪ clayton: welcome back. it's time for your news by the numbers. it's the club edition. first up 45, that's the number of counties that could soon be without obamacare. in the past week this report has doubled. currently 35,000 enrollees may have no carriers to choose from this year. first time since the marketplace was open in 2014. next up, 37. that's the number of bills president trump has signed into law since the start of his presidency. placing him ahead of the last

four administrations. the republican house also breaking records. passing 158 bills so far. and 60. that's how many passenger planes boeing will be sending to iran. the american company finalizing a deal with iran airlines. this is the second deal between boeing and iranian airliner since the iran nuclear deal went into effect. wonderful. pete: well, a high school running for class president is disqualified from the school race after he wins for channeling president donald trump in his stump speech. take a listen. >> i'm all for freedom, equality and liberty. advance communist ideas. [laughter] look, expand the government so you will not be able to do anything. she will likely create a dress code for you all. she will raise taxes. [laughter] >> what i propose is that we build a wall between -- we

make -- pay for it. i love you all and hope to win your vote tomorrow. clayton: that student j.p. joins us now. good to have you on skype. it sounds like in that stump speech that was your opponent saying this is what this person will do, right? >> that's correct. clayton: how did that go over in the class? >> in the class, everyone in the class thought it was funny. there was no -- pete: of course, j.p., you wanted to raise taxes. last time i checked student body -- wants your opponent wants to raise taxes. you want to build a wall between you and rival high school. you were having fun in this speech about your opponent. this was a.p. >> a.p. history. pete: asked to you step up and talk. were you ad-libbing that or were you ready for that? >> completely off the cuff. pete: completely off the cuff. did you that you left. you win the election. you become the student body president.

then a couple days later. what happened? >> well, i had just gotten out of the national academic games competition. i was out of school a couple days for that as soon as i get t out i receive a phone call from the front office basically telling me i many disqualified from the presidential election for harassing the other candidate. and i have detention on thursday. sandra: and detention. but the principal had a phone call with your mother, by the way, the school principal's reaction to this was quote speeches must focus on realistic and pertinent issues. the insulting language used of his speech was in the nature of that created a situation of public humiliation and therefore violated school district rules pertaining to harassment was the word that the principal used. but he also had a phone conversation with your mother and said that you had caused a mess. how did you respond to that? >> i thought it was completely outrageous. i never thought that this speech could ever evolve into

what it's become. really. it was completely a joke from the beginning. and completely satirical. clayton: i'm curious where the harassment part comes. in you said my opponent wants to raise taxes and dress code. what was harassing about that? >> the school told me that accusing her of advancing communist ideals on student government was considered harassment. pete: wait. so was there any part of that speech that was true or were you just saying saying hey i'm going to have fun with this. >> completely joking around. i could see the camera. but i didn't expect it to be -- sandra: j.p., you have involved an attorney in all of this to respond to the school. what was that response? >> well, mark miller and specific legals foundation reached out to me after seeing editorial in the paper, our local post tc palm by larry reissman and marc miller reached out to me and offered

to represent us for free. and he sent a letter to the student government asking -- or school board asking to reinstate me as class president. pete: j.p., do you think any of this has to do with the fact that you sounded like president trump? >> honestly i couldn't tell you. but it's there. pete: you think so. our viewers can read through the tea leaves there, too. the foundation will be fighting on your behalf. let us know if you become class president again. clayton: stop harassing people. sandra: thanks for coming on this morning, j.p. clayton: coming up on the show, call it revenge of the losers, president trump has faced unprecedented amount of attacks not only from hillary clinton but also from president barack obama. would these attacks be accepted if the president was anyone else? our panel is here to debate that next. pete: plus, lend us your ears. it's national corn on the cob day. jackson is grilling up delicious recipes on the plaza. rick is going to be out there

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he orchestrated new leaks of his memo detailing each conversation with president trump. so as they pile up, how county president and his team move past all of this? let's bring in our panel tammy bruce a fox news contributor and radio talk show host. hopkins is a democratic strategist and elmore former apprentice contestant and trump supporter. thanks to all of you for being here so early in the morning. tammy, i will start with you first. so much happening, it's going to be a huge week on capitol hill. >> yeah. sandra: obviously hearing from jeff sessions. how can the president and his team move past this. >> they are already moving past it with the work they are doing. they are not being distracted. the media likes to tell you that they are bogged down but they are getting a lot done as is congress. the issue here really is internally. we have seen as an example of the arrest of reality winner. this is the dynamic that needs to happen. there needs to be prosecutions. we heard when the president went on his european tour that they knew who was effectively leaking in the white house but this has to be a priority.

it has to be treated as though if we had a foreign agent in agencies in the white house. because i would say this regardless of who is in the white house. this is about national security. it's about being able to run the government. and they have to approach it accordingly. not only in the white house but in the agencies. and this means, perhaps, lie detector tests for holdovers who are there from obama. it also means firing those people who fail. and then it also means, of course, prosecuting individuals aggressively, making this new war room they have something they use in that framework to make sure the american people know this is dangerous for the country and they are taking it seriously. sandra: we had ned ryan on yesterday saying the best offense is the best defense. what should they do here to make progress. >> first of all, getting over. this we heard everything that we needed to hear from jim comey. president trump is not under investigation. president trump did not try to impede an investigation. sandra: that's missing from a lot of the headlines. >> it's like a giant,

plentiful cookie jar that you will reach your hands into. guess what came out of comey, a big fat nothing cookie. sandra: still, michael, democrats plan to keep getting in the way here. >> democrats plan to pursue this. the president has fired -- he fired the former a.g. he fired, you know, members who have tried to investigate this russian collusion, this obstruction of justice at every attempt the president has obstructed the investigation. i think that's something that democrats and republicans should both want to investigate and find out why. sandra: big question is will the president be able to get his agenda done. everybody talking about obamacare moving forward and repealing and replacing that talking about tax reform whether that's going to get done by end of year, tammy. there is a lot on the president's agenda. still as the headlines do point out his administration has been bogged down by. this those are headlines, that's not reality. this is what the president has to do.

this is what ronald reagan did. go past the press. they have been doing a lot more of that if you noticed in recent weeks. he has been really going into the rose garden. he has been having speeches. rallies. this has to be a normal part of what they end up doing here. because, again, the headlines are not reality. the reality though is, too, they have set this agenda. we know they understand the dynamic with obamacare, with the taxes. and they are operating accordingly. but what matters though and already 6 out of 10 americans from a quinnipiac poll from a week ago say -- 6 out of 10 are angry at the media because they recognize that they're being lied to. this is also having a impact on the democrats. hut speech from bernie sanders earlier saying the democrats have failed. as they are killing trump in central park on a play, the trump team is working to get this nation on its feet. that's the message though. the media is not going to carry it they have got to carry it themselves at the white house. sandra: unbelievable what what he is up against, michael when you consider this headline

revenge of the losers, most unprecedented thing about trump's presidency is actually obama and clinton's open opposition to clinton's policies. they are not being quiet like many past presidents as they handed off the baton to allow him to do his job. >> president obama has been very respectful and very quiet in the early stages of the trump administration. i think to go to your earlier point though, donald trump isn't ronald reagan. and i think that's the problem that republicans are seeing right now. because at every step he seems to get into his own way. he seems to mess up his own message so there is this quagmire where republicans can't push forward healthcare. tax cuts. that they want to push through on their agenda because donald trump can't stop tweeting. sandra: come on get in there. >> speaking of agenda. where has the democrats gone with their agenda? they have no message. no platform. president trump's son eric said since they have no message all they have become

is obstructionists. the democrats, your bench is lean. you need someone to make the playoffs. what's going to happen to 2020 to them? let's keep doing what we're doing and we have another four years. sandra: you brought the energy for being 7:30 in the morning on the east coast. clayton has headlines. clayton? clayton: thanks, sandra. protesters marching against sharia law and radical islam across the united states this weekend. violent clashes erupting after counter protests popped up in some of those cities. [screams] objects and punches thrown in seattle where about 100 protesters met anti-sharia law protesters making several assault. we spoke to some of those protesting radical islam. next hour. top aides still have security

clearance. is that normal. the department of state is not done investigating the email scandal. when clinton resigned in 2013, she negotiated continuing access to classified documents for herself and six staffers under the designation research assistant. it's now been nearly a year since the fbi concluded that she was reckless with top secret information. well, this is war. a florida sheriff sending his message loud and clear on social media urging people to arm themselves in case of an unseen attack. >> in my book, what's next is to fully understand that this is war. and you better be prepared to wage war to protect you, your family, and those around you if attacked. clayton: sheriff wayne i've ivey's came after shooting of five people. the brevard county sheriff's office getting mixed reaction. others say it encourages hateful acts.

sheriff wayne ivey will be joining us on "fox & friends" tomorrow. new campaign is out to ban man spreading. officials in spain are asking people to stop sitting with their legs apart. giving little regard for personal space of other people on public transportation in madrid. these new sign also soon go up in city buses. madrid isn't the first city to start cracking down. new york city launched a campaign in subway system to end man spreading in 2014. sap san would you quit man spreading? you are taking up the whole couch. clayton: i don't know what you are talking about. what are people talking about? pete: i don't know. sometimes it's comfortable. sandra: city bus, you have your space just like the couch. pete: uses a tactic to block others away. clayton: i have to sit like this now? can you bring me a scone, please? sandra: in spain, not england. go ahead. pete: i'm supposed to read?

pete: i'm man closing. he may be known for battling billionaires, now bernie sanders is turning his anger towards christians. our own father john has a message for the senator just ahead. sandra: another democrat is cursing up a storm. >> has he kept any of these promises? no. [bleep] no. sandra: the media's response to that. don't worry. she does it all the time. really? we'll talk about that at the top of the hour. ♪ more, more, more ♪ how do you like it ♪ how do you like it ♪ more, more, more ♪ how do you like it, ♪ how do you like it ♪ more, more, more ♪ how do you like it ♪ how do you like it

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anger towards christians? >> are you suggesting that all of those people stand condemned? what about jews? they stand condemned, too? >> senator, i'm a christian. >> i understand you are a christian! but this country is made up of people who are not just -- i understand that christianity is the majority religion. but there are other people who are different religions in this country and around the world. in your judgment, do you think that people who are not christians are going to be condemned? pete: the vermont senator directing his latest rant at president trump's pick for deputy director of the office of management and budget over his writings concerning islam. clayton: joining us to react is father jonathan morris. father, good to see you this morning. what's going on here. >> that would be a great discussion if it was a theological debate, i don't know, between the vatican and judaism and islam and evangelical christianity but i think his job that this gentleman was -- is up for has

to do with fiscal matters and budget. and you know, it wasn't too long ago that jews and catholics and others wouldn't even be considered for a post. i think senator sanders has to be aware as soon as you apply a litmus test and that was was being done right here on theology, on religion, then we are standing in glass houses because bernie sanders would not have been able to get a job, would not have been elected just say 50 years ago, precisely because of his religion. and that is problematic. sandra: i could ask you what was your raw reaction? i know you are digging in to it for us. how did that go over with you when you initially saw that? >> i didn't like the attitude there that bernie sanders was expressing. you know, it's understandable. maybe he is saying hey, your theology condemns he. and that's understandable. but that has nothing to do with the job that this man is up for. clayton: to your point.

we should be clear what he was up for and why this was an issue for him. he brought it up because he had written an article a while ago and it seemed to bernie sanders that he was anti-islam. that he was -- and as he described it islamophobic and that he thought that that person had no place in the federal government. i mean, that's the litmus test is he talking about. >> as soon as a litmus test is does your religion agree with my religion, and if it doesn't agree with me, then you can't have a job in our government, that's where we go wrong and that's why it had no place in this session. pete: father, there are pretty definitive things said in the bible and quran about what you believe and based on that where you are going and where other people are going. >> sure. pete: beliefs other people have in private that they are not going to apply to someone in office. certainly an office of management and budget. why does he go there? >> i think it's a choice that america is better when all of us just decide we don't believe in anything too deeply about religion and we just all say hey, listen, i believe

that you are perfect just as you are, no matter what you do. that's not what our religion teaches us. that's not what the christian faith is it's not what the jewish faith or muslim faith is. it's okay to have very strong opinions about theology, about god, about salvation. about heaven, about hell. and still get along in a civil society. and actually allow somebody to do a great job in budget and management even though we disagree with them. clayton: that's a great point. peter peter desire to dilute it all down. >> everybody has to be exactly the same. that is real democracy. it's not. sandra: good of you to share your sunday morning with us. peter peter thank you, father. >> great digs here. pete: you drink from a garden hose? >> i would suggest that mothers allow their children to use garden hose to eat and i think you are depriving them of their childhood honestly.

sandra: thank you, father. clayton: will you bless the studio? >> it needs blessing. clayton: coming up, president trump fighting back on russian collusion. next up to testify, chris wallace will be here to discuss that coming up next. sandra: looking forward to that and it's pete's favorite part of the morning. it's national corn on the cob day, people. chef jay jackson grilling up delicious recipes on the plaza. pete, we'll be down. ♪ my baby is clean out of sight ♪ don't you know ♪ that she's some kind of wonderful ♪ she's some kind of wonderful ♪ about a medication... ...this is humira. this is humira helping to relieve my pain... ...and protect my joints from further damage. humira has been clinically studied for over 18 years. humira works by targeting and helping to... ...block a specific source...

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morning with quick headlines for you. a small plane carrying a lady antebellum banner makes an emergency landing on the highway. the pilot saying the aircraft engine started sputtering and immediately started looking for best option. right now the city is filled with tourists for cma festival. no injuries thankfully reported. another emergency landing this one involving jennifer lawrence's private plane. a double engine failure 40sing the flight from louisville, kentucky to land in buffalo, new york. the actress' rep says she is doing just fine. pete, rick? rick: wouldn't you know it's national corn on the cob day. we are here celebrating the summertime classic right here on the plaza. pete: joining us with recipes rs is chef jay jackson. we. >> we have to start with a corny joke. rick: before you -- you can't put it straight on the grill. >> you can't. first tip, soak it in water it

puts moisture in it and makes the rusk very easy to handle. pulling it off here. pete: i have never done that. it's a great tip. rick: how long do you soak is in water. >> 30 minutes. >> throw it back over. throw it on the grill whole like this. be careful. it's caliente. we are going to do a mexican grilled corn. i have all types of corn. that's mexican grilled corn i see you are eating already. melted butter and slather that on. slather is the key word for it. slather, slather. this is mayo with fresh cilantro in it. pete: mayo seems to be a common theme. rick: how about salt? >> we will get that last and then we are going to sprinkle parm all day.

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no collusion, no obstruction. he's a leaker. just one week after the blockbuster testimony of former f.b.i. director james comey. the attorney general set to go to the hill on tuesday. the f.b.i. director gave this information to a third-party to leak so i think that james comey has serious legal exposure. do you have illusions of grandeur? you spend a lot of time talking about your emotions. makes me mildly nauseous. that gave me a queasy feeling. that's why i was so uneasy i was so stunned. were your feelings hurt, jim? man, are you dramatic. three army rangers shot and killed in afghanistan. the same area where the military

dropped the so-called mother of all bombs. when heroes fall, americans grieve. our armed forces are in the fight. they're taking the fight to terrorists on our terms, on their soil. anti-sharia law marches being held in some two dozen cities nationwide. are you here to protest against islam? it's not against islam. it's against sharia law. before this summer, job one. we will repeal and replace obamacare. obamacare is dead. the only people who won't admit that are the democrats who are in the way of better health ca e care. ♪ i like it i love it i want some more of it i try so hard i can't rise above it i don't know what it is about that little gal's -- pete: good morning, everyone, welcome into "fox & friends" on

this sunday morning. come on in. clayton: i'm clayton morris. this is pete hegseth. earlier we did a segment with our doctor, nicole saffire. summer myths, true or false; is drinking out of a garden hose safe? she said no, it actually had bacteria and lead. sandra: i was accurate. clayton: and you said i would never let my kids do that. sandra: for the record i never said that i don't let my children do it, but i knew the answer that it is considered by doctors unsafe. clayton: oh. pete: we're going to have a garden hose forever. sandra: you should see the tweets. clayton: and emails. curt wrote us an email this morning. he said, "your safety segment was full of political correctness." amen. clayton: i've been eating barbecue and drinking out of a garden hose for 74 years and i'm in the best health of my entire life. literal yesterday i grilled out and drank out of garden hose.

sandra: the doctor said that that can be problematic. clayton: so, america -- sandra: everything in small doses, right? clayton: everything is dangerous this summer. pete: stay inside, lock your doors. clayton: all of your beverages don't drink out of a garden hose all day. sandra: or get a class of water out of the kitchen. we're going to talk some politics. we've got a lot to get to this morning. actually some news overnight. attorney general jeff sessions whose name kept coming up from the james comey testimony. we kept hearing from james comey on his side of the story. pete: one of the many people comey was sending under the bus, i wouldn't talk to him, i knew that he was probably biased, i wasn't going to talk to him because he needs to recuse him up. clayton: this is comey saying he shouldn't have left the room when the president talked to me about general flynn. it was sessions, sessions, sessions. sessions came out last night with a letter saying i'm willing to testify in front of that very same committee. he'll testify on tuesday. sandra: he wasn't already busy, already going to be held

somewhere else this week, not canceled, sent someone else to appear himself. here was his response last nig t night: regarding mr. comey's recent report before the senate select committee on intelligence it is important that i have the opportunity to address these matters in the appropriate foru. pete: well, sworn testimony is an appropriate forum. clayton: that's the strategy of the trump administration, go after james comey, and donald trump jr. last night on justice with judge jeannine talking about james comey. take a listen how it's affected the family. when i see what's going on right now, when i see what went on for ten months with the russian nonsense and the smear, and i listen what went on thursday, it's give me a break. they literally spent ten months chasing a rabbit down the hole with essentially the sole purpose of trying to take down my father. i think it's clear that everything that went on in the comey testimony was basically ridiculous. i think he's proven himself to be a liar in all of this. i think he's proven himself to be a dishonest man of bad

character. pete: amen. they have no option but to fight back. this guy has proven himself and james comey to be a leaker. we played in previous hours, we'll do it again, examples of how the same report at the new york times was releasing the same stories that all make comey look good. he's proven himself to be a leaker. he could have been a king leaker all along to make the president good bad, but president trump was not under investigation, which is a fact. we don't talk enough about this. on may 3rd comey testified under oath that he never was under investigation for political reasons. we saw a couple days ago him change his tune. if you're in the white house, you're the president, you believe this russian stuff is nonsense, because it is. why would you not fight back? you've had someone in the state working against you. you fired him because you have the right to and now they're going to keep counterpunching as you should. sandra: as you saw don jr. coming out swinging in defense of him. last night judge jeannine.

this is shakespeare in the park, as many of you heard, they it depictinging the assassination of president trump. they don't say this is the president, but he looks like him he acts like him, he doctors like him, he's in a suit. it's got corporate sponsors as well. right now many of them are saying that they're standing by this because it is art, but the official opening is on monday night. we'll see where many of these sponsors go. clayton: so we've been watching the sponsors this morning, a lot of times you throw money at something, usupporting the public theater in central park, bank of america, new york times, they're not vetting the content of each play, just supporting families come out and watch this in central park. this morning delta has been pr preproactive about this. they've been on twitter early this morning saying "while delta say long time sponsor of the highly respected public theater we do not condone this interpretation of julius caesar at this summer's free shakespeare in the park. pete: here's part of the reason they don't condone it.

they don't say it's about president trump playing julius caesar but it's clear from the hair to the tie to the jacket, they're trying to depict him. a detail was brought to my attention. the people assassinating him in the photo women, all women and minorities, which feeds into the narrative that he's anti-woman and anti-minority. and it's this idea they're now getting rid of trump. think about from kathy griffin to blowing up the white house from madonna, from a publicly funded play, in their own backyard they don't say it's trump, depicting his assassination. where does it stop? sandra: many people have been writing in on this even to us about this and putting delta or american express on the twitter handle. i just looked at delta's account and they'reping responding to everyone who has strong feelings about this, we do not condone this interpretation of julius caesar. basically what you said earlier this morning. they are responding to everyon. pete: i love delta, i fly them almost every single week, it's a great corporation, but if you're funding this and you're name is

attached to it, you might want to think about it. clayton: beverly writes in, "this should be as bad as burning our enthrall." i gaylene says, this is sick and sad. pete: dan bongino, former chretien service agent said earlier this morning it creates -- you get like copycat people. it creates a sense, you know, that maybe i can go out and do something like this. bad idea regardless of what party, whoever -- sandra: by the way, he said that as a former secret service agen. pete: right. and yesterday on the program, and another story, we covered the fact that democrats seem to, you know, they've found a potty mouth whether it's tom perez, the chairman, or e democrat from joshing kirsten gillibrand she was caught dropping the f bomb multiple times. often if a republican were to do that, the mainstream media would come down on them and say how dare they, there could be kids watching. instead the left stream media had a different reaction. has he kept any of these

promises? no. [bleep] no. instead -- [crowd clapping] -- sorry i understand this is a younger audience. it's okay. fundamentally if we are not helping people, we should go [bleep] home. clayton: so here's how the washington post responded to this. quote, "she talked about have anxiety dreams shortly after the inauguration and stressing over not responding to a friend's daughter who tried to sell her girl scout cookies. oh, my god, i've got to f order those cookies." this is an article about the washington post basically saying don't worry about this, senator gillibrand is a swearer, a frequent swearer so they went through the article all the time her friends and others say she swears, she swears a lot. pete: she's from new york. she swears. clayton: totally contrived. a line she was giving on the campaign trail. pete: sometimes you just want your girl scout cookies. clayton: i think sometimes you do have to order stuff for

school, oh, i gotta order those f-ing cookies. sandra: this is effective. tom perez which heads up the party, he has used a tactic many many times, and people have taken notice, but kirsten gillibrand. pete: look at the depths the washington post will say, "no, no, no, no, she swears a lot, it's just common parlance." defensive mechanism. this is what steve bannon calls them the opposition party. clayton: excellent journalism, they dug into her swearing pas. sandra: turning to your headlines this morning, starting with this fox news alert. killed in afghanistan, one other ranger included, the gunman an afghan soldier. sean parnell was attacked in the same area almost 11 years ago to the day. earlier on "fox & friends" he describes working side by side with the afghan army as complicated. not a heck of a lot with regard to vetting that you can do. you gotta keep an extra eye on

them, really working with the afghans, 99% of the time they're great but it's part of the war. sandra: the attack happened in the same area where the u.s. dropped the mother of all bombs in april wiping out an isis cave complex. > three men are in custody in germany this morning after people reportedly overheard them talking about a bomb. what's worse is this all happening while on a flight from slovenia to london. fellow passengers notified the crew, forcing the plane to make an emergency room landing in cologne, germany, police seizing a backpack. no word on what was inside. german chancellor angela merkel slamming president trump and his border wall while speaking yesterday in mexico, merkel addressing an immigration in a panel saying, quote, "obviously the main reason for people leaving must be addressed on site first, which means that putting up walls and cutting

oneself off will not solve the problem." the german leader is in mexico attending a business event with the country's president. > and television icon adam west, tv's original batman, has passed away. holy roadblock. what's going on? they converted it into a gigantic magnetic. it's got us by the metallic objects in our utility belt. sandra: west played the caped crusader for all the seasons of the 1960s show. he continued to appear in tv programs and movies after the show ended. he died friday after a brief battle with leukemia. tributes now pouring in from the entertainment world this morni g morning. julie ann new march who plate catwoman said i will always remember him in the world of imaginations and creativity. and val kilmer who played batman "ah, adam west, he was so kind when we met. a real gent. once when i was a kid we found

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sandra: last night attorney general sessions responding to comey's hearing. an the exchange with senator majority of inregarding russian related matters. in light of reports regarding mr. comey's recent testimony before the senate select committee on intelligence, it is important that i have an opportunity to address these matters in the appropriate for m forum." sessions will now testify on tuesday. so where does the russian probe go from here? here to weigh in this morning is anchor of fox news sunday chris wallace. chris: good to be with you guys. clayton: you had a lot of people on the left, people lining chris matthews, said the collusion side of the story looked like it imploded this week. what's your sense of it? where does your part of the story go from here? chris: we don't know. obviously there's more to see. we don't have any evidence of collusion so far. the f.b.i. has been looking at this for about 11 months, so it does raise some questions if there's any "there" there, but we'll find out a good deal from james comey.

first of all, he'll be asked about what james comey -- from jeff sessions about what james comey had to say. remember comey told the story about how the president kicked everybody, including sessions, out of the oval office to have that meeting with comey where he allegedly told him to go easy on michael flynn. we also have the comey testimony that after that he said to sessions, "please don't ever leave many alone with the president." it'll be interesting to hear what sessions has to say about that. there's also the question of sessions' recusal. remember he said i'm not going to have anything to do with the russia investigation, and yet he clearly was involved in firing the man, james comey, who was the head of the russia investigation. so we'll hear about that and then there's also this kind of odd question about whether or not there was another still u unreported meeting between sessions and the russian ambassador, sergei kislyak. this won't be the end of the

investigation but it will certainly be another step forward. clayton: so chris little evidence shown whether there was collusion with russia, but the unmasking or the new revelations about loretta lynch pressuring comey or now that we know comey himself was a leaker potentially multiple times. could the investigation or the discussion move in those directions instead of the russia investigation which has proven to be pretty much a nothing burger? chris: well, i certainly wouldn't say it's a nothing burger. you know, pete, we have to see where it goes. among other things, we still haven't heard from michael flynn and he's one of the key figures into all of this. he was the one who had the most contacts with russia. he's the one who got paid by russia. i certainly would like to hear from him before i say it's over, but you're quite right; there are other elements. there was some collateral damage that happened -- came out of comey's testimony, his comments about loretta lynch, saying seemingly in concert with the clinton campaign, let's not call

this an investigation, and also the question of leaks, at least one of them comey says he was involved in. so i agree, that's part of the investigation. we ought to see all of where it goes. sandra: chris, who've coming up on "fox & friends sunday"? chris: we're going to be talking to one of the members of the senate intelligence committee, jack reed, who will be hearing from jeff sessions on tuesday. be interesting to hear what he wants to hear from the attorney general, and we're also going to talk to the chair of the republican party, ronna mcdani l mcdaniel. they got very aggressive, very involved in defending the president against comey this week, set up a war room, set up a big league truth hashtag, so it will be interesting to talk to her about the continuing battle in this investigation. sandra: look forward to that. clayton: chris wallace, fox news sunday, check your local listings. coming up here on the show it's the newkov if he if he sarah huckabee sanders setting the internet on fire with this bizarre tweet.

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♪ sandra: thanks for waking up with us on this sunday morning. quick headlines for you. the puerto rican day parade starting in about three hours in new york city, and there are still plans to honor the leader of a terror group, oscar rivera lopez's terror group claiming

responsibility for over 100 bombings. in per week voters heading to the polls to describe whether they want this struggling territory to be back the 51st u.s. state. vladimir putin sending protesters far, far away. anti-putin activists are told to clear moscow's red square, one group relegated to a forest. to pete and clayton on the pla a plaza. stay safe out there. clayton: we will. clayton:. we woke rick up also. napping over there on the plan planter. summer officially kicks off next week and summer means it's time to spend your weeks outdoors. if your backyard isn't quite ready for entertaining we've got you covered. with some ways to punch up your patio on a budget is home improvement expert and host of today's homeowner danny. glad to be back with you guys. we love when you're here. this is about as big as my apartment and you don't have a backyard. there's so many budget-friendly ways of creating a nice outdoor entertainment area. gravel is about as cheap as it gets for a 12 by 12 patio,

materials around $560. first of all, you dig all of the grass out from under the area that you want. then you put down this landscape fabric. so this will block out all the weeds. it will allow it drain so we don't have to worry about weeds later on. this has come a long way from the plastic. i'm from arizona which is the land of rock. this will last a a long time for you. once you get it in here, grab the hand tamp -- great exercise for the biceps -- then pack it in like that, you're ready to o go. having retainage like this helps tweeted wood, workers great for a driveway. this is really different. we haven't done this very much but it has worked so well a number of times we've done this on my television show, this is called paver pace. you put this down before you put pavers down. you put it down, tamp it, it gets wet and it's solid. this is a expensive way this is about $450 for a 12 by 12 area. this is one of the biggest trends we've seen in home

improvement is stage remodeling where you're doing a stage, later on you can do some more, and that goes right in to our pavers. so once you have your base down, then you can come back with the sand, and this is readily available in bags from pavestone you put it down, tamp it, they have a variety of pavers that you can rita your own patio. and the thing about it depends on your budget and your time that you have that you can do a 12-by-12 patio, later add another 12 by 12, fill up your whole backyard if you want. this is inexpensive. now you're up to $1,560. this quickcrete, what is this? there are a variety of styles here. basically you're putting this down. this has some stain in it. this stain is really cool that you can make it just about any color you want. this color is buff colored and you can take one of these and within minutes you're able to pull it right up and you can keep making it go. it's all concrete, you're just making it?

individual pieces like this. pete: something i could maybe actually kind of do. these things look easier than they do. this one i just poured just a few minutes ago. this is called a running bond pattern that simulates brick. there again i could have stained this red color and it would be very hard for you to tell that this was not brick. once you do this you take your trowel and bump it like this to loosen it up, then you're able just to lift it out. pete: i saw you just put that in there a few minutes ago. holy smokes. what you're able to do, you don't have to buy a lot of these forms. just buy two of them. they only cost about 18 bucks, you can do another pattern there another there, create as big an area you want, sidewalk. the great danny lipfert. sandra: nice home improvement tips. you may have heard there was a rash of hateful, racist, anti anti-muslim protests happening yesterday. well, maybe not. are you out here protesting against islam or against sharia

law? against sharia law. i have nothing against islam. sandra: pete hegseth hits the streets to get the real story to hear from the protesters themselves. coming up next. plus is the movie -- it's a movie based on the true story of a marine and her dog. is megan levy worth your money in kevin mccarthy's review next. ♪ everybody's working for the weekend sarah is a fifth-grade teacher. when it comes to molding young minds, nobody does it better. she also builds her own fighting robots. destroy. but when it comes to mortgages, she's less confident. fortunately for sarah, there's rocket mortgage by quicken loans. it's simple, so she can understand the details and be sure she's getting the right mortgage. apply simply. understand fully. mortgage confidently.

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> the clash is erupting into brawls here at home over islam. protesters and counterprotesters squaring off across the country tonight either against the threat of islamic law or in defense of muslim americans. activists say anti-sharia groups promote a distorted view of islam. clayton: well, many in the media portrayed yesterday's nationwide protests against sharia law as a protest against islam. but that doesn't paint an accurate picture. sandra: pete spoke to some of them. pete: one of the protests was in foley square in new york city. on what you get this glazed overview about why people are doing this. oh, this must be anti-muslim. instead we just spoke to them ourselves. take a listen. today was a protest going on to

protest sharia law, which is an extreme version of islam. i don't think that killing people or mistreating woman is a religion. so you're not out here -- are you out here protesting against islam or against sharia law? against sharia law. i have nothing against islam. i want to make sure that we're aware of everything that sharia is, everything extremist islam stands for and we're aware of the dangers. are you here to protest against islam? it's not against islam. it's against sharia law. every law in islam comes from their law. we have to stop that already. america has to be strong about this. it's not about being against muslims. it's just being against the ideology of, i guess, murdering homosexuals and treating women as a second class, maybe under second class citizen, just d dehumanizing. over in britain there were just frogs boiling in water and now they're dead. critics would say you're anti

anti-muslim. are you anti-muslim? absolutely not. absolutely not. i think what needs to happen is really a reformation of the religion from the inside, and i feel like that needs to start with muslims. so we need muslims. the fact is that none of these people would want to kick out muslims from this country. that's not what we're about he e here. at least that's my understanding of america. sandra: so you got the real story. pete: yeah. i saw a lot of patriots who were talking about the constitution had a far more knowledgeable and nuanced view of things than the media paints them. and you heard that right there. there's a big difference between indicting muslims and talking about the dangers of sharia law, especially seeing what's happened in western europe and some of the problems they've had if we're not vigilant about it, we could have similar problems. clayton: or even in england, for crying out loud, women walking down the street being yelled at for wearing a dress. pete: in certain places, yeah,. sandra: thank you for doing that pete. turning to your headlines this morning, pandemonium. that's how one london's first responder is describing the scene following last week's deadly terror attacks.

it was very -- it was almost pandemonium, you know, people were running. i could see somebody was injured on the floor. at that point there were still lots and lots of shots rings o t out. i didn't know whether they were our chaps or the bad guys. sandra: the bad guys eventually being shot and skilled by poli e police. eight people were killed, dozens of others hurt in those attacks. > indy car race comes to a screeching halt after a gigantic wreck takes out eight cars. oh, no! it's a big one. that's the big one. big crash. oh, boy. sandra: one car, as you could see crashing into another at the texas motor speedway setting off a chain reaction. it took a half hour to clean the debris off the track. all of the drivers are okay. > the internet going nuts over this tweet from sarah huckabee

sanders. it is filled with emojis including traffic lights and anchors but no actual words in the entire tweet. sanders clearing up all the mystery saying her thre three-year-old got hold of her phone, but the tweet drawing an alarming amount of vitriol and hate. david writing, this is the most coherent message coming from the trump administration. she says, trump is a liar. and he says, everyone knows donald trump suffering from dementia. that's not fair. by the way, there was one other. i guess i skipped. not feeling so generous lately. oh, this is the new research that we're reporting to you. i skipped over it. the hotter it gets, the more unlikely it is for someone to help another person out. all right, clayton, listen, because you're apparently suffering from this. clayton: yes. sandra: scientists say the selfish acts are from people wanting to preserve their own energy when temperatures rise. clayton: basic nature, i guess. sandra: rick who reports on the hot weather today, are we going to see a whole lot of selfish

acts today? we are. like the eastern two-thirds of the country is baking right now, baking for this time of year everybody's new the nineties, but don't you think it's probably like heat and cold? sandra: fair enough. -- cold or super hot, you gotta get where you're going. clayton: you're just kind of annoyed. do you feel less generous when it's hot outside? no. you feel generous, you're going to let me play with those, rig t right? oh ho, i got it. he proved the theory wrong. pete: kids always do. sandra: tell him thanks for coming to the show. he can barely see over the barrier there. it's okay. you can have it back. do you know how to use a fidget? this is my first one, guys. pete: thank you. keep practicing your fidgeting. sandra: a three-year-old sometimes gets hold of your phone and they tweet out and you can't get hold of it. clayton: i'm fascinated that the

three year to date found the easter island statue face emoji. that's very hard to find 37. we got another story here, the emotional story that everyone is talking about. [sound of crash] where's my dog? i need to see him. that dog saved my life. megan leavey highlights the true story of a marine war hero fighting for custody of the best friend who served beside her. so is it worth your box office bucks? here with his reviews, fox news contributor and founder of ner nerdtears.com kevin mccarthy. kevin: yeah, if you want to see a grown man cry just put me in a a movie theater and i'll be watching this film. i was losing it. it is one of the most emotionally, you know, films i've seen a long time because it really does tell an amazing story about two incredible heroes, a i couldn't even marine corporal and her military combat dog, and it really tells this

amazing story about megan leavey who did two tours in iraq with her military combat dog, rex, and they were wounded by an ied and she wanted to adopt rex and bring him home to live the rest of his life and it really is an incredible story, it's absolutely beautiful. the director really captures the setting very, very well. two interesting things, by the way. the dog itself and the film was never trained as a military dog initially, in the actual movie world, and also the dog was searching for treats during the bomb sniffing scene. it's how they were able to pull that off. but i spoke to kate mara about the idea of being an aren't and do you get connected to the dog and do you want to take the dog home with you after filming the movie. watch this. i'm assuming you got attached to the dog after, like was there an element of, like, i want to take this court and actually adopt the dog? i had my two old dogs at home waiting for me, and i felt actually quite -- it was hard because my dogs are usually on

set with me, but we shot most of this movie in spain. yet i'm making a movie about the bond between a woman and her dog and i felt like awful about it. but i think it probably helps my bond with the actual -- with rex because i didn't have my dogs to go home to every night. kevin: and i gave the movie a 4 out of 5. it's an incredibly inspiring film. it will definitely make you cry, go see, bring some tissues for sure. clayton: maybe you need sop tissues for how bad "the mummy" is. this one tom cruise? i love tom cruise and action movies, this is a completely unnecessary reboot. they're basically restarting the dark universe, bringing back this character and frankenstein, and there will be a frankenstein film eventually. this feels like a very mediocre theme park road. 2.5 out of 5. wait for that. go see megan levy or wonder woman. the two best movies in theaters

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legal scholar jonathan turley is putting to rest talks of impeaching president trump saying, "i am perfectly willing to accept comey's account in this hearing. however, even accepting those representations as true, they did not describe a crime or an impeachable offense." but this hasn't stopped the media from running with click bait headlines cluing these impeachment headlines: here to discuss this amy holmes. here just a few of the click bait headlines. when we say click bait, these are the things that get you to click on the story. the nation had this the other day: congress has what it needs to impeach trump. newsweek: what happened if trump gets impeached? newsweek again: trump impeachment called surge. on and on and on. what's going on here? amy: i think what you have here is the mainstream media is sort of the perfect marriage of bias and business, that you're seeing this anti-trump bias that is also very good for business. more people are reading, more

people are watching. i think, in large part, because they're really interested, obviously, in president trump. and he's really great click bait but then you also have the bias where the media now, in its news stories, are talking about obstruction and impeachment, and they're not citing legal scholars that might contradict that view like alan dershowitz, the professor from harvard who said, "i don't see obstruction here." jonathan turley, he's a professor at george washington university said, "i don't see impeachment here or obstruction, either." and in fact mr. turley, professor turley went so far as to say that maybe james comey got himself in hot water during that testimony because maybe he actually didn't have the authority to give out that f.b.i. memo to the new york times. sandra: clearly this paints a picture of irresponsibility on behalf of the media to put this out there just to get the clicks rather than doing real reporting on this. amy: well, one would think so and i talked with an anchor on a competing network on friday and she informed me, she assured me

that in george bush's day he never would have met privately with james comey. and then we come to find with some good reporting from power line blog, the lawyers over there, that in fact george bush did meet privately with james comey. we also saw on a competing network that the day before mr. comey's testimony that he was going to rebut president trump's assertion that mr. comey had said, "you're not under investigation." well, that turned out to be wrong too. so -- but you notice that all of this only pushes in one direction, and that's against president trump. clayton: we didn't even see any mention of loretta lynch in some of the media coverage. that was a big bombshell that came out of this as well. sandra: amy holmes. good stuff. pete: still ahead the summer heat is coming and so are the dangers of hot cars. do you know what to do if your child gets locked inside? the safety tips every parent needs to hear. sandra: a big final hour on tap for you. the lineup, ed henry, maria

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♪ clayton: welcome back. well, the summer temperatures are on the rise and with them come the dangers of hot cars. every year about 37 children die after being left in hot cars. that's one child every nine da s days. and now lawmakers just r reintroduced a bipartisan bill that would require cars be equipped with a child safety alert system. here with how we can prevent these tragedies is sue, how do i say your last name? oriemma. clayton: oriemma. welcome back to the show. there are tips and ideas and reminders we can create so we don't have this happen to us. in over half of the cases, children are left behind

unknowingly. it's hard to believe, but it's that autopilot part of our brain that kicks in and allows a parent to think they may have dropped off to day care already and continue on to work. so we want to talk about tips to prevent that. clayton: some of the tips, if you don't have, obviously, one of these cars that has some of the safety alerts, i mean, that, you know, now a lot of the new cars are equipped with they'll kick air-conditioning on if they sense weight on in the backseat but if you don't have that, we've got to do some things. if you don't have that, parents should take a couple of simple steps to make sure it doesn't happen, you're going to work, you have your handbag or briefcase and you put that in the backseat so that every time you arrive at your destination even if you don't drive to day care every day you're putting that handbag back there so you'll look before you lock the car. clayton: a stuffed animal? yeah. put a stuffed animal in the car seat, it sounds simply and silly but when you put the baby into the car seat you take the stuffed animal out and i tell you, put the animal in the front seat, and that way when you arrive at your destination, you

have a visual reminder that the baby's in the backseat still. clayton: great. what else can we do? want to make sure that you have a call-in system with your day care provider so that if your child doesn't review at the expected time they call you to make sure that something hasn't happened like the child's been left behind. clayton: and then of course a last resort. we have a safelight was kind enough to provide us with this car. if you have to resort to the last thing, which is you see, you know, breaking through this window, how do you do that and why would you do that? right. because we have a couple of other scenarios where parents think it's okay to leave the child alone in a vehicle for just a few minutes or the children have gotten in on their own and can't get out. if a child goes missing always make sure to look in a car and in bodies of water. say you're a passerby, you're in a parking lot and you see a child or a pet and they look like they're unattended, call 911, get the authorities on scene. if you feel like you can't wait

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>> no collusion, no obstruction. julie: the attorney general set to go to the hill on tuesday. >> the fbi director gave this information to a third-party to leak. so i think that james comey has serious legal exposure. >> you spent a lot of time talking about your emotions. >> it makes me mildly nauseous. that gave me a queasy feeling. i was so stunned. >> were your feelings hurt, jim, man, are you dramatic. >> the army ranger shot and killed in afghanistan, the same area where the military dropped the so-called mother of all bombs. >> our armed forces are in the fight, they are taking the fight to terrorists on our terms, on their soil. >> antisharia law marchs being held in two dozen cities. >> are you here to protest against islam?

>> it's not against islam, it's sharia law. >> the democratic party is in absolute failure. ♪ ♪ ♪ pete: our new studio f. sandra: that's a great song, by the way. thank you for having me feel. pete: she's been feeling a lot of tweets about helicopter mom because she doesn't let kids drink from garden hose. clayton: we had a doctor that said it was totally safe.

pete: ed henry joins us. >> why are you picking on sandra all morning? sandra: thank you, ed. welcome. good morning to you. >> abby goes away and you died to pick on sandra. >> i did drink from the water hose. sandra: he turned out all right. [laughter] clayton: last night we had some news attorney general jeff sessions is going to capitol on the 13th of june to testify. something that we weren't sure he was going to do and now he is. he's the letter that he sent out last night in response to james comey testimony. in light of reports of comey testimony before the senate intellect committee, it is important that i have an opportunity to address these matters in an appropriate forum. your thoughts? >> yeah, i think this is a great opportunity for the administration to put somebody out there who is tough and knows

the senators. jeff sessions spent a couple of decades in the senate. he's now the attorney general. he has a chance to stand up for the administration, number one, but maybe just as importantly stand up for himself and clear the air here. remember for of the residue from the comey testimony and allegations is that we have been told that in private session after the public session that m that there may have been a third meeting that jeff sessions had with the russian embassador and did not discloses. if that's true, that could be a problem, on the other hand, we've also remembered, heard the ridiculous allegations that he lied, jeff sessions on cluirt clearance. he didn't his close all diplomatic meetings and after those initial reports, well, wait a second, the fbi agent who was advising jeff sessions about the paperwork said he didn't fill out of that out and he didn't need to discloses. all of this has been hyped up, trumped up, if you will.

this is a chance for jeff sessions to clear the air. pete: a lot of people in the left media thought it would lead to more russia conversation, collusion, instead the focus has been on jim comey, what did he say, who did he tell. >> jim comey who now we know who testified under oath that he's the leaker was uncomfortable giving information to jeff sessions. you're watching the live time political assassination of a good decent man. on a ver use note, this is a disgrace, this is shameful what's happening to this guy. he's a good man and lying and jim comey is a taped political animal that will eat you alive. if anything is going to get in the ring and go toe to toe with comey i think it's donald trump and i think we will win on this one.

pete: i believe the james comey leaks will be far many prevalent than anybody possible. president trump outsmacking jim comey this morning. >> i have a new angle for you. i went and pulled the transcript of may third, this is when comey testified under oath before the senate judiciary committee and remember you've been talking about this this morning, that's when he said there's no interference from the justice department or the trump administration and he's been questioned on that. there's another part people have forgotten, chuck grassley, director comey, have you ever been an anonymous in news reports about matters relating to the trump administration or the clinton investigation, comey under oath never grassley question, question two, have you ever authorized to be anonymous source or news reports about the trump administration or clinton administration, comey, no.

grassley, has any classified information relating to president trump, i'm reading from the transcript, been declassified and shared with the media james comey, quote, not to my knowledge. slightly different answer there. my point is think about the play book james comey gave us just a couple of days ago in the more recent testimony. he said, i went after the president by leaking information but i didn't do it myself. i gave it to this professor, this third-party, so when chuck grassley, that's more recent. i want to be clear. this is may third when i was under oath, do we really want to believe that that was the first time -- pete: that's the question. sandra: yes. >> did he do that before and carefully answer this with chuck grassley. this needs to be looked at. sandra: you look at the headlines coming from "the new york times" as this was happening, something in common, the headlines themselves, obviously the leaker and the author michael schmit.

pete: all looked good for comey and none of the stuff that helps president trump. where is the leak coming from? >> in addition to what you're saying about the dates and reporter, they all make james comey look good. he's portrayed as the white knight standing up for truth justice and the american way and we believe he has nothing to do with this. as he claimed on may third, to chairman grassley, i haven't been involved in any of the leaks that was only may third, just over a month ago. i think that there's now going to be a real effort to the white house to go back and look at where a lot of the information has been leaking. clayton: the democrats really are hurting right now and president trump piling on right now. it's like hitting somebody when they are down. it's really sad. this morning he's tweeting this. the democrats have no message, not on economics, not on taxes, not on jobs, not on failing

obamacare, they don't have any message and the media rushing to defend comments, she was swearing, this seems to be part of the plan. take a look if you missed this. >> any of the promises, no, no. [laughter] >> instead -- sorry. i understand that this is a younger audience. this is okay. fundamentally if we are not helping people we should -- clayton: washington post coming out and defending her now. this is journalism, ed, you should take a note on what the washington post is doing. here is an article they wrote about this. she talked about having anxiety, dreams, stressing over not respond to go a friend's daughter who try today sell her girl scout cookies, oh, my god, i have to order those cookies, end quote. pete: her and others are using

salty language to look tough and washington post saying, no, she's just a frequent swearer. >> they are rush to go her defense. we and i worked together, that's interesting to me. [laughter] >> we work very closely together. 5:00 a.m. preparing for the show together. i have done some of that too, i'm just teasing you. sandra: anything relating to food and pete hegseth talking about cookies. we know they are coming minutes ago. he's also pointing out that the media is not covering the economy and impact of him rolling back the key regulations and the effect that it's having on the economy, the minors, the energy sector, he points out that the dow is up 16% since election day. that is fact. we are looking at raw -- a record in the stock market. >> this is not an opinion. they try to block basically every one of his cabinet picks.

they've been doing that from day one. legislation, anything he wants to do, they are trying to block it at every turn. chuck schumer talked and worked with the president on infrastructure, they are both from new york. he hasn't lifted a finger for the president. that's just a fact. democrats don't want to admit that but it's a fact but i think it's also a fact that may not be comfortable to trump supporters but the president is right this morning that there's great things that have happened, the media is not focusing on them. he doesn't always focus on it as well. he doesn't always focus on jobs and health care, he gets into this mix with james comey is a leaker and attacks and think about the news conference on friday. out of nowhere the president says, i will testify under oath to the special counsel. his lawyers were probably like why did you offer up to do that. he did not need to say that and he created another news story. pete: he's ultimate i will saying he wants to get the truth. >> he doesn't as president doesn't have to offer himself up to give testimony to the special council who we all know is trying to find something bad.

that's what a special council is supposed today. you don't want to offer yourself up necessarily specially at the stage. pete: remains to be seen whether that will actually happen, right? back to the democrats for a second. you fall this very closely, in addition of being obstructionist, what are they for, what are they actually trying to advance? >> it's a great question. have they introduced things, have they said they want to work -- i will give you an example, obamacare, i've been on the air before that democrats have no idea on, this they wanted to do nothing and i have tweets saying that that's a lie, they say they will work with this president and want to make obamacare better. is there a piece of paper on capitol hill that says they want to make it better? realistically pete have they done anything to make it better, no. obamacare continues to collapse. so democrats can continue to say we are not going to help the president, they can continue to say they don't like the republican version of repealing

and replacing obamacare, the law passed by a democratic president you have insurance companies pulling out of exchange, the thing is falling apart, objective fact, not an opinion and democrats aren't doing anything to make it better. sandra: coming to my defense with these guys. >> stop picking on her. pete: coming up, this will make you sick, a play showing, depicting president trump character being assassinated and it's funded by your tax dollars, guy benson. sandra: janice dean decided to say i do twice. the heart-warming ceremony that will leave you crying this morning.

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sandra: a disgusting new york city play depicting the president brutally assassinated all while being funded with your taxpayer dollars. pete: we have been covering this all morning. here to weigh in guy benson, good morning, guy. >> good morning. pete: this is shakespeare in the park, partly taxpayer funded and also has corporate responsors and this play which is about julias césar and in the images they are trying to depict someone who looks president trump and all those attack him or knifing him are either minority or women, what statement are they making and how inappropriate is it? >> it's not a subtle statement. it's obviously supposed to be trump and wife in the play, character's wife in the play has

slavic accent. it's very clear what they are doing this. my reaction was threefold, first, this is so incredibly sort of in poor taste that i'm surprised they haven't cast kathy griffin in the production because it seems like there would be some synergy there. i think there are certain lines, this is probably right near that line but again, i'm weary of pounding the outrage drama over everything and finally, and this is the third piece, what do liberals like paul at "the new york times" have to say about this because i remember a couple of year ago with the horrible shooting of gabrielle giffords by a schizophrenic and liberals wrote sent rent, this is

conservative speech, it's a climate of hate, this is the problem in america. sandra: it's a fair point. you point out the mental disorder, former secret former agent was in early warning about that that it can inspire others who may be on the verge on a violent act to act this way. as far as the corporate responsors are concerned, delta is among them, delta airlines among others, american express, bank of america. delta has been actively responding this morning. while delta is a long-time sponsor we do not condone the interpretation of julio césar and so they tweeted this morning. it looks like they are continuing addressing those concerned and on twitter page responding. >> yeah, because at the end of the day this is a play put on in central park in new york city

that very obviously depicts the assassination of a u.s. president, the sitting u.s. president and i know they say, it's art and there's other messages here and we are being tongue and check -- cheek and what people sitting there watching is donald trump getting stabbed to death. sandra: by women and minorities, all the actors that you see are women and minorities. pete: the ones doing the stabbing are women and minority. >> i'm sure it's not an accident. pete: continue today push a budget that's a taxpayer budget. that is taxpayer funded, national endowment of the arts are responsors of this. is this not a responsibility for the public to say, if you can use our dollars to depict assassination of our president, we are not going to stand for that? >> yeah, and i don't understand, i'm thinking also back because you start going in your mind, where have i seen things like this before and i mention the cath gray griffin allusion earlier in the piece of humor that she did a couple of days ago, when president bush was in

office there was a movie that premiered in france in which i believe the movie was called assassination of a president and depicted president bush being assassinated. i don't understand what the fixation with basically assassination porn on the left where they take figures who they don't like who are dully elected and it's totally chill for us to come out here and show them getting killed because it's art and you just have to stop and ask, and i know you don't want to always play what aboutism but if some show depicted barack obama as president getting assassinated, there would be a massive outcry. sandra: thanks for coming this morning. a high schooler just we wanted to make year book great again and the school had other ideas editing the trump logo on his

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clayton: you can only have so much of that. maria bartiromo is here, host of sunday morning futures right here right after our show. maria: thank you so much. clayton: you've been diving into the big job's numbers, the dow numbers in the couple of weeks and we had peter earlier on the show this morning and was talking about economic advantages and things he could

do under this administration. pete: fake news doesn't report the great economic news since election day. dow up 16%, nasdaq up 19.5, drilling and energy sector way up, regulations way down, 600 plus new jobs added, unemployment down to 4.3%, business and economic enthusiasm way up at record levels. it's got to be frustrate if you're in the white house, you see this happening but no one is reporting it. maria: that's right. things are definitely getting better. we see that not only from the numbers, the monthly numbers that we are watching but from sentiment. you're seeing profits in the first quarter up 15%. that was a big number. even more important than profits for the first quarter was revenue growth. with profits you could always say, well, we cut costs but you can't lie with revenue growth. revenue growth was up 8% in the first quarter. that's a real positive. it's showing you that the area of the economy that was really in recession before donald trump that was the business area, businesses are feeling a little

more confident to loosen it up a little to invest in businesses and hire new workers. and that's a big deal. sandra: andy puzder said same thing. look at new york times, u.s. unemployment at 16-year low, okay, great, but they say economy weak spots remain. washington examiner riding the roller coaster economy with trump. bloomberg, economic agenda almost dead. maria: people are really sick and tired of lying in the mainstream media. before i came to the show i saw cnn and i see on cnn they've got white house in crisis. the white house is not in crisis. in fact, if anything, jim comey blew up the narrative of a russian probe and collusion between the trump administration. i mean, frankly three things came out of the comey hearing, number one jim comey was a leaker and all the stuff while allowing the media to report stories about conversations

between trump and the russians, number two, loretta lynch is an obstructionist, call it a matter not investigation and number three, donald trump is not under investigation and he was never. i'm telling you, the republicans are looking at this as vindication but you're seeing all of the economic data, it's not been told because all the noise around russia. that's exactly what the dems wanted. pete: you feel like we could be at a turning point. a lot of silence from democrats, a lot more spotlight on him and the president doubling down saying he could be more of a leaker. maria: i love it. he's on the house intel committee. we will get the questions to you and why do you want to see the memos and what else did jim comey leak? clayton: i also want to see where the republicans, are they

going to rally around the president, are they going start to get things done on a larger scale, we had guests talking about the idea that there's some republicans still hedging their bet against donald trump. sandra: newt gringrich said now is the time. clayton: health care infrastructure. they're not going to get help from democrats. maria: we have congressman steve and basically going to go through the agenda. they have less than 40 days left for senate and house are in the job for legislative reasons. they have a very small window. but i think they all recognize that and they all know that they will lose seat ifs they don't get the important legislation done like tax reform. congressman steve will join me in the next hour to talk about where they are in tacks. pete: maria, do you get the whole month of august off? congress does. maria: that's right. ly ask him that. a lot of people want. i've got a guy who is outside coming up.

he's the third richest guy in egypt. he's a businessman and telling business people, colleagues, get your money out of qatar. the quarter ore situation is getting bigger and basically saying they are supporting terrorism, get your money out. i think an important point you make about the economy. clayton: 22 minutes from now right here on the fox news channel. sandra: thank you. maria: great to see you, guys. sandra: stepping in help a sailer stranded at sea. queen mary brought him on board. the sailer was competing in a yacht race but got caught in rough water yesterday. he was not hurt. the hottest of 2017 but being blamed for a 30-acre brush fire. two kids somehow started a fire using a fidget spinner and a match, no word on what kind of punishment it is kids could face but unbelievable story with the spinner. pete: how would you do that?

sandra: a marriage so nice, janice dean decided to say i do twice. our own meteorologist renewing her vows to her husband sean to celebrate their ten-year anniversary. the two retying the knot in a beautiful ceremony at holly trinidy in manhattan. j nice says that sean is the best thing to ever happen to her and he is the best man she knows. that's a beautiful story. pete: congratulations to janice. sandra: wonderful. pete: they moved away from you. clayton: it didn't count. >> exactly. now it counts. congratulations, guys, that's awesome.

it is finally warming up. the central plains and the southeast, come on, we have been hot for a long time, we have another hot day, 76 in chicago, you will be baking today. we do have storms across parts of florida, moisture coming in. we will see afternoon scattered showers again across florida, you certainly need the moisture although you got most of it this week, big storms across minnesota, you will see the fire in wisconsin later today into the michigan and a little bit of showers maybe across southern arizona. heat will continue in the next few dyes, you get the idea, triple digits across parts of texas and finally we will cool down by wednesday into thursday across the northeast. all right, enjoying it out here? >> you bet. >> they are going to baseball game. sandra: beautiful day for it. pete: love it. coming up, look who is here, the man who killed osama bin laden. rob o'neil joins us next. sandra: there he is.

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three soldiers killed after afghan soldier open fired. sandra: rob o'neil is here. good to see you this morning. first off, your reaction to that. >> this happens and it's sad. there's a lot of reasons it does happen and even though the taliban is claiming responsibility doesn't mean they

are taliban. they take credit for stuff. this can happen for a lot of reasons and a lot of times misunderstanding, small scale arguments, certain slang that a lot of people in the marine corps use that if the afghan doesn't quite speak the language take it as insult to the family, you say a couple of things and you get grudge, argument happens and they will get guns out. this could be a big deal. it's gone down. the numbers have gone down recently, but this is a big problem. clayton: let's talk more broadly. we heard from the trump administration more ramped up effort in afghanistan. obviously criticism for the obama administration for pulling up stakes, so to speak. >> you want to stay the course and do what we are doing. we can't blame one administration or the other. this is, i think, in result of too much nation building which president trump has talked about. we don't need to do that. i was there in 2005 and up until

2012 but it was the fest when we had a fewer amount of troops. we had special operators in the communities. you win hearts and mind by buying stuff in shops and the longer you are there, back then we bought ied's, there's no such thing, the problems is the more people that we put in there that are turning occupiers basically and they see us as invaders. pete: i was there in 2011, 2012, you had to worry about the fact of what had weapons and the attempt from the taliban to infiltrate but here we are and still happening. the taliban is gaining ground. we need to switch to a lighter fingerprint. >> i think so. well, i don't think so because a lot of this happens -- and i don't mean this -- it's horrible, but something

maybe the taliban kidnapped the family member of the soldier, we will torture, killing and behead unless you do this. we definitely need better vetting. there has been a problem, so and so says we need this many numbers so this many will graduate. it's really difficult. they've been fighting before our country was even a thought and they are going to continue to fight there. maybe can we get a stable government in the cities, possibly up in kabul maybe, that's taliban stronghold but in the valleys and stuff, it's a different world over there. the best way it was put to me in afghanistan before i went, i said, how is it, i'm ready to go, just go see it. you're not going to believe it. it's not the same. it's like going to time war. we are not going to have all of a sudden elections. his strategy started off the

best way possible because he put the right people in the right places. general mattis is the secretary of defense. he knows, he knows what's going on and if he doesn't, which i doubt, he knows people that he can hire. we have smart people in the pentagon that are thinking about this and we are dragging it out there. pete: the longer you don't fight it right, the longer you drag it out. >> we are not going build afghanistan and all of a sudden it's going to be dubai. sandra: coming up we know pete likes to eat. clayton: anything, really. sandra: a corn contest. find out next. game on.

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clayton: welcome back, quick headlines for you, new campaign is out to ban man spreading in spain. people there are being asked to stop sitting with legs a part on public transportation giving little regard for personal space to others. new signs are going up in city buses. >> how else are you supposed to sit? clayton: not feeling so generous in the heat, the hotter it gets the more unlikely it is for someone to help other people. scientists say these selfish acts are due to people want ohing to preserve own energy when temperatures rise. here now is a group of really selfish people. [laughter] clayton: hey.

>> can i say something, by the way, it's national corn on the cob day. we-- i have a disclosure. i'm the youngest of kids. i'm a professional. i've done a lot. i'm from illinois. pete: we are going to put your word to a test. where can you find farm? >> union scare farmers market every wednesday, friday and saturday, 16th street. pick it and get it to market as soon as possible. >> it's not time yet but probably in the southeast the corn is ready. >> that's right, you can see corn that was forked and by mid-yul you can get local corn. i would say basically start at

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good morning good morning a big week ahead. jeff sessions testified on the russia probe before the senate committee on tuesday. lawmakers visited tax reform and health care overhaul and levi on carter for terrorism under the second week. i am maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. as attorney general jeff sessions on tuesday, limited or demanding to see james comey's memos. while the fire and fbi director break the law when he helped leak them to the press?