♪ [national anthem] ♪ >> president trump is back in the u.s. right now after a quick, and what the white house describes as a very successful trip to france. >> mr. trump's presence at my side is a sign of an enduring friendship and i want to thank him. nothing can ever separate us. >> continues to brew over his son's meeting with a russian lawyer last year. we have now learned there could have been at least 8 people in the room. >> this is a fishing expedition. it's clearly designed to delay and stop the donald trump agenda. >> i find it glabler gassing to hear all this holier than now to say i wouldn't have taken that meeting. are you kidding me the clintons wouldn't have taken that meeting? >> this among others after all

these years of suffering through obamacare, he writes, republican senators must come through as they have promised. >> republican senators are working very hard to get something that's going to be really, really good. the opposite of the big lie, which was obamacare. >> trump administration may let legal challenges defeat dhaka. >> nothing is off the table for msnbc host joy reid when it comes to slamming the republican party. >> this is a republican party that's been built on resentment and victimhood and a sense of persecution. almost 5% cushion complex. ♪ ♪ ♪ be counting stars ♪ baby i've been. abby: our stage manager is dancing for us this morning. clayton: he is really dancing. abby: come on out here, dave. i wish you could see what we

could see would make you smile ought 6:00 a.m. clayton: welcome in to "fox & friends." todd is sitting in this morning. todd: thanks for having me. abby: hope you are waking up and having a wonderful saturday and joining us this morning. we have a big show this morning four hours ahead. we want to bring with breaking news. not breaking but news we have been following. president trump, of course is attending the women's u.s. open. is he still hard at work putting pressure on g.o.p. lawmakers to repeal and replace obamacare. clayton: this all comes as new details surface with donald trump's meeting with that russian lawyer. todd he will sin is livalisynis live with de. >> what whatever he does it is overshadowed by his oldest son and the meeting he took in june of 2016 and met with al russian lawyer. the details keep changing. he said the meeting was set up by public cyst rob goldstone. he asked jared kushner and

paul manafort to attend. but now a russian american lob business is telling the associated press he was there, too. he served in the soviet military for a couple of years in the 1980s. he said it was routine service and denied any involvement past or present in intelligence activity. and trump jr.'s attorney is telling fox news another person, an american citizen says he was at the meeting as well. bringing that total number to 8 people reportedly at this meeting. democrats and some republicans say it's all concerning and they need more information. president trump took questions on the issue of the meeting during his trip to paris but state side the administration is trying to shift attention away from the emails and back towards policy. >> the democratic politicians who passed obamacare made many big promises, but they turned out to be lies. salute, total lies. >> president trump is pressuring senate republicans

to deliver on a promise they made years ago to repeal and replace obamacare. two republican senator rand paul and susan collins say they will vote against the latest proposal and democrats aren't supporting it either. >> this proposal is lipstick on a pig. cosmetic changes to a fundamentally cruel costly proposal. >> republicans can't afford to lose any more of their members if they want to pass this healthcare proposal. president trump is in new jersey this week and, according to twitter as you said, abby, he is planning to attend the u.s. women's open. abby, clayton, todd. abby: letter, alisyn, good to see you this morning. clayton: i think we can concede this week it was bumbled by the white house and crisis management. they need a new crisis team. monday we had another story. this mainstream media is looking for red meat in the water. so any little drip that you

give them is going to be swarmed around like sharks to grab. reminds me of the clinton years news organizations moving people do you know to little rock to find out any information they could. abby: breaking news that comes out banner with this is breaking news. and i was out at the diner yesterday and you talk to the american people and they're struggling to get their head around. they don't want to hear about it anymore. i tune in to fox news i know if there is anything real there they are going to report it there has been as you said so much of this drip, drip, and drama surrounding to a lot that doesn't lead to anything. right? todd: did you go to the diners and speak to the people. whether it's seven people in the room or eight people in the room. it doesn't matter. people care about healthcare and taxes are they going to be better off under the trump administration than they were the observed? clayton: if it's innocuous meeting say it once. there was a number of people in the room. say there was eight people in the room. why go back and every day give

the media another headline. abby: all the reason to be as transparent as possible. you have got to remember this all came from a leak, right? where did this leak come from? people are still trying to figure that out. as long as the leaks are still coming out, i think it's on the trump administration to be as transparent as possible. everything you have out there. say the investigation is going on. we have given them everything they need to know, otherwise, we are focused on our agenda and other things. clayton: media is looking for this. they are not going to be covering tax cuts and infrastructure. the other things that most americans sit around the dinner table and talk about. michael caputo former trump campaign advisor says this is a fishing expedition and part of the broader agenda to stop the trump agenda. listen. >> we started getting terrible threats. in fact, i was out of town on business. i got a call on my phone from somebody who said antiffa would know you are out of town. we are going to burn your

house down with your wife and children in it many even though i left the trump campaign on june 2nd. never heard anyone, least of which donald trump ever say the word russia during the time i was on the campaign. this is a fishing expedition. clearly designed to delay and stop the donald trump agenda. abby: so don jr. said should i have handled this differently? yes, i should have. let's be real, if this information came to the clinton campaign at that time, you don't think one of her advisors did the same thing? i'm not saying it's right. i have been involved in a campaign. there is stuff that goes on far dirtier and worse than. this another side of the story that the mainstream media doesn't cover either. how did this russian lawyer get to the united states in the first place? and a lot of people are saying this came from the obama administration, from the state department, from doj, that apparently her visa wasn't put through the first time and then they approved it. todd: loretta lynch and jeh johnson gave her the voice samson. not just how she got in here and continued to stay.

despite all that, if she was such a threat why did she continue to remain here? you will listen to hours upon hours of coverage in the mainstream media about this meeting. quite frankly, the biggest issue in this meeting is why was this person here? you hear nothing about that. clayton: raise questions about how a number of months ago when the president was talking about being wiretapped or watching trump tower and these intercepts. where did these pieces of information come from. if these meetings were being held at trump tower. maybe that's where they got the information to begin with the obama administration the nsa was watching russians walk into trump tower on the visitors log having the meetings. they knew they were in the united states. they will e tended visa program for the person to be here while she was dealing with case in. >> no. abby: a lot of questions, clayton and good ones. why people on both sides of the aisle should care about leaking and hacking. the tread is dealing with these leaks. what you said is right, clayton, they have got to get ahead of this. at the end of the day the american people care about the

agenda getting done. they want to give president trump that chance. i heard that yesterday at the diner talking to the american people. well, yesterday, ceo of jp morgan chase jamie dimon is just as angry as many of the americans are he was blowing up at washington, d.c. and democrats saying you have got to do your job. he says that they have failed to do more for the average american. the question is whether they ever listen? will they actually get anything done? clayton: this was amazing. a moment from the head of a major wall street bank saying look, get your house in order. have you a terrible approval rating right now. do your job, congress. get stuff going in washington. it was great to listen to. listen. >> this administration make break throughs in infrastructure and regulatory reform. we have become one of the most bureaucratic confusing litigious societies on the planet. almost embarrassing traveling around the world and listen to the stupid [bleep] we have to

deal with in this country and at one point we have to get our act together and do what we are supposed to do. not just corporations. competitive taxes are important for business and business growth which is important. clayton: here that over the course of the next week. this is what republicans have to worry about. it's not the russian situation. it's what's happening in washington. if they can't offer the change was that promised, they can be voted out of office. but, we have to remember, one of the major reasons they are not able to bring this change is because of the obstruction of the democrats. abby: republicans of course are to blame because they have the power, right? they are in charge. where are the democrats, right? they have been about obstruction, obstruction you, obstruction from the beginning. in order to get big things done. you look throughout history in this country, when anything big happens had you both sides of the aisle coming together, working on those big things, rights? you don't have democrats even wanting to come to the table. maybe joe manchin. maybe one or two democrats. that's about it.

clayton: you are going to see infrastructure. certainly see democrats who have been out there beating that drum on infrastructure. failing bridges, collapsing roadways. all of those things. i think can you see some bipartisan support there. there are enough democrats we have heard say they want tax reform in this country. that will be interesting to see if we can get to the table. they are not going to move on healthcare to. them. abby: they want republicans to blow up. clayton: on healthcare do you think they are going to come to the table? todd: we beat these diners to death we are out there, talking to these people. nobody cares about any of stuff. they worry about their wallet. abby: and their healthcare. want to bring you headlines we have been following. start with a fox news alert. at least three people dead and another 12 hurt after a fire tears through high rise apartment are in honolulu. massive fire sweeping through the 26th story of the building. the building doesn't have a sprinkler system. and, if it did, this tragedy could have been prevented. there are more than 500 units

in that building. and two people are now facing murder charges after investigators confirm they have found the remains of all four young men who went missing last week in pennsylvania. cousins cosmo dinardo and sean are being held without bail as disturbing new details surface. dinardo confessing to the shooting of the victims during drug deals at the parents' farm and trying to burn three of their bodies before burying them in two makeshift graves e what a honorable story. prosecutors had taken the death penalty off the table. prosecutors are now weighing whether to pursue capital punishment against craft who was charged in three of the deaths. also. a massive sinkhole threatening a community in florida this morning after swallowing two homes. take a look at that a third now gravely in its sight. the shaky ground about

20 miles north of tampa opening like jaws. house crumble into the 50-foot deep hole which now stretches 250 feet wide. thankfully, no one has been injured. that's a scary site. clayton: thanks, abby. newt gingrich slamming the media's russia coverage. >> i think we are going through a period of fevered insanity. if they were setting him up, where were the goodies. clayton: is he right? nigel farage was once a person of interest in that probe. is he up next. todd: many football fans love to belichick on the sidelines. now is he coming under fire for liberals. we will tell you why ♪ show me a sign ♪ take it to the limit one more time ♪

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suggested the russians have a technique of setting you up so that they co-opt you. if that was true in that meeting, i have written three novels about terrorism and international spies. if they were setting him up, where were the goodies? abby: that was former speaker of the house newt gingrich slamming the mainstream media saying they have reached a period of insanity over donald trump jr.'s meeting with the russians. have they taken it too far? clayton: clay our next guest has felt the same pressure. nigel farage joins us now. nigel, nice to see you this morning. >> thank you. clayton: the media gave the trump campaign every opportunity to answer these questions. our own chris wallace asked them questions and they opposite source. is the media or the trump administration fault of this drip, drip, drip of info. >> look, what have you got here is the liberal establishment both in politics and the media, simply can't

accept the fact that trump won last november. they are trying to find a reason why. they say awe, we got it, it's all because of russian interference. what they're trying to do is make a link between anybody that supports trump and russia. you know, in my case, to be apparently a person of interest to the fbi is just simply beyond me. when i have no political or business dealings with russia at all. but, you know, they see a photograph of me shaking hands at a cocktail reception with a russian ambassador of london and they say somehow that's proof. let's be frank, you know, it wasn't wise of donald jr. to go into that meeting. but, you know, he is not a politician. and there was a error of judgment of going into that meeting. but you know what? nothing came out of it. donald jr. has done nothing wrong whatsoever. and i'm seeing this feeding frenzy amongst the media. people who don't like trump

and want to damage him. and it's bad for democracy. this man was elected on a platform, on a ticket to do things in america. and all that's happening here is he is being held back. and that's wrong. abby: we have seen his reaction since he became president or even that. todd: even before that, right. abby: i want to get your thoughts on the story that's received so much attention this 11-month-old boy in the u.k. on life support. you see the picture right there. parents fighting for his life. a judge has given a new york doctor permission to travel over to the u.k. some time next week to examine little charlie gard. what are your thoughts on this story? >> the whole medical establishment has been trying to stop charlie gard's parents, taking that little lad to america, to have treatment that is new, not available in the u.k. it's remarkable. i'm the only, i'm the only political figure in the u.k. who has been supporting those parents. and we have seen president trump, vice president pence,

ted cruz, many others. abby: the pope. >> saying this boy deserves one last chance. the pope, absolutely. yet, the establishment here have put up the shutters and said no turn off the life support machine. gained first victory on friday. the doctor is fly from the states to london tomorrow. he will look at charlie gard on monday and tuesday and give a medical assessment as to whether it's worth bringing him over from the u.s.a. to have this treatment. none of us are trying to play god here. what this is all about, two parents desperately doing their best to give that little boy one last chance. todd: 100 percent. >> at least we have some forward progress. i want to thank everybody in america for awful the support they have ginget. todd: nigel, couldn't have said it better. thank you very much. he is obviously in our thoughts. clayton: coming up here on the show joy read at it again making this controversy comments about the republicans. listen. >> this is a republican parity that's been built on

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nuclear site show it may be processing more pliewrmt. north korea has been working fiercely to develop a missile capable of hitting the united states. abby, todd? abby: thank you, clayton. msnbc joy ride is at it again making these controversial comments about the values of the republican party. >> donald trump didn't invent. this he didn't invent this republican party. he saw the trends and took advantage of it this is a republican party built on resentment in the sense of victimhood. persecution complex for almost 40 years, 50 years to the dawn of the civil rights movement when they felt persecuted by the world. todd: how far is the left going to take these attacks. here to reacts is the host of the blaze lawrence jones. get right to it. there is a pretext here. what is it? >> the pretext is the republican party is racist and they are bitter. that's what they're saying. that's the translation. abby: are they? >> it's factually incorrect whether you are talking about the former slaves that founded the republican party of texas,

the 90% of the party was black folk. when you are talking about people like harriett tubman the second amendment. talking about booker t. washington who built schools from the ground up a republican. frederick douglass. dr. martin luther king. should i continue? the republican party has always led the way. meanwhile the democratic party was the party of the kkk. abby: what is her agenda then? what is she trying to get at here? what does she want out of this? >> look, i think this goes back to what the democrats are actually doing. this is the victim hood mentality, which i would argue that the republican party needs to let's people, especially in my community, know how much we have in common. when you listen to a simple hip hop song, they talk about capitalism. that's our argument. that's not the left's argument. when we talk about reforming education when it comes to school choice, all these issues that we stand for, we should be capturing people in different communities. black folks have never wanted

a handout. they have always been go-getters. when we are talking about black wall street at one point in time were the most black millionaires. you think those were democrats? those are capitalists. those are people that were businessmen. and so we got to go to the community and let them know that we're on the same page. todd: lawrence why do the democrats and mainstream media and hillary clinton's campaign why do they all go to this? this has been a formula where they win. when they do this race baiting tactic, when they make people feel like a victim. this is traditionally been a tool that they have used to win elections. now, until donald trump, they did win elections. so this is a different tie u remember, we are talking about a president that got more of the black vote than mitt romney did. and so i think the tides are changing. we need to shift our messaging a little bit and actually go in the community and say really it's the democrats not

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is beginning to sound a whole lot like the little boy who cried wolf. what i'm afraid of at this point is that if something big does come in to the limelight, implicating president trump, i will be -- i, for one, would be very hesitant to believe anything mainstream media has to say. their reputation has been tarnished. in that it would be very difficult to believe that they are objective, trustworthy or accurate in their reporting. abby: i hear that from a lot of people traveling the country and talking to every day americans. how are you feeling? >> i agree with cathy. we have been listen dog mantra there is some kind of russian collusion happening since november. it's been seven months that we have been hearing the same exact information. there is no evidence coming up that anything is going on in russia. i think it's really interesting and something we talk about in our home with the kids that he would didn't hear seven months of 4,000 lost emails from hillary. we didn't hear seven months of

what happened in benghazi with hillary. we didn't hear seven months of mlts of dollars that were supposed to go to the clinton foundation that were used for chelsea's wedding expenditures. there is really a double standard happening. we talk all the time in our house that the mainstream media is going to take years before they are established in our home again with a good reputation. ainsley: connected to the very people that watch them. hope, you are a mother of six. good for you. i wanted seven so i veri'm one . i appreciate what you have done. we played jamie dimon a big player on wall street who is outraged on washington. republicans and democrats saying look, they are in power. they are getting nothing done. do you sympathize with his frustration? >> i completely agree. we are such a great nation. we have such great capabilities for being exceptional. and i think just going over old stories or just we're not hitting our potential. abby: i think a lot of people

feel that wait a minute dr. grant, how do you feel? >> i agree. and the longer this goes on. i mean, we love a conspiracy theory. abby: we do right? click ton and regret. waste of our time. >> goofing off. stop googling russian collusion or russia in syria or why we sent more u.s. troops to poland. abby: four sons. four boys. good for you, too. >> thank you. abby: how are you feeling you? are probably thinking about them and their future and what they are going to do? >> i definitely am thinking about them. the media bias is very concerning to me as a minority, also. i think that media can sometimes influence, you know, impressionable young minds like my four sons. abby: what do you think they should be getting from the media? >> i think they should be covering all stories equally. i think there is a lot of important news. today, earlier this morning there was coverage regarding

education and reform for sex yale assault on campuses. betsy devos is looking at. so there is a lot of other stories that need to be covered that are important to americans and that are important to families. healthcare. abby: right. >> there is a lot of stuff that's not being -- abby: a lot of times we don't even know these stories are going on. we don't read about them. do you think the balance is right today with the stories that the mainstream media is choosing to focus on? >> the russia issue is very important. it's not a binary decision. and i think that's where the conversation is going. we can do two things at once. i for myself am very concerned about russia. this constant drip, drip, drip. our democracy is not a partisan issue. it's about whether our democracy is stable. and at the end of the day we need to know whether there was collusion and right now that's still in question. so we have to come to a common ground to say we need to find this out. so. abby: you say the investigation is going on. if there is something there, please reporter if there is

something wrong. >> yeah, absolutely. abby: how many of you think the russian collusion story is the most important one that we should be hearing about today? you think that's more important than the economy and more important than healthcare? >> i think it's more important to get that answer so we can move on to other things. absolutely. >> it is the only strategy of the democrats is what i believe that it is. as a result, no matter what comes out, that there is no collusion. they will find a way to continue to make this russia trump collusion the main story. that is their only strategy. they have no other strategy. abby: how many think the economy is the number one issue? >> the economy, healthcare. north korea. terrorism. >> education. >> illegal immigration. >> like we hear people say that we can walk and chew gum at the same time, but we're not seeing that at all. all we're seeing is the democratic party acting like an opposition party resisting.

we see lawlessness in the street. we see the hawaiian judge trying to resist the president, sanctuary cities trying to resist the president. these are the things that we're seeing and we need to put a spotlight on those things. abby: we are listening to you guys this morning. we are going to luckily have you back in an hour or two. stick around if you want to hear more from these beautiful moms. thank you for being here and opening up. it's important. clayton, over to you for headlines. clayton: thanks, abby. the justice department repealing the latest travel ban ruling to the supreme court. seeking to undue hawaii judge's ruling expand the lipps of eximtions for those seeking visas from six muslim majority countries. this comes as the afghan girl's robotic's team arrives in the united states overnight thanks to president trump. commander-in-chief intervening after they were denied visas to attend their first ever global challenge in washington, d.c.: and a mural honoring five dallas police officers killed in an ambush must be taken down. that's because it's on a fence that dallas officials say was

constructed in violations of city code. the metal fence shows officers carrying a coffin with an american flag draped over it the owner of the mural tells fox news she will keep making modifications until inspectors give her a permit. the fallen officers were assassin nateed last july during black lives matter rally. and is this patriotic or offensive? that's bill belichick. raging over bill belichick's t-shirt. cartoon with a gun smiling as canine partner attacks a man wearing a turban. critics argue it. shows appreciation for the military. former navy seal who sells the shirts says is he donating the profits to the navy seal foundation. weigh in on that. let us know your thoughts. foxnews.com. it looks like sleeve cut off weather. >> it is muggy still across a

lot of the the east. it's going to be another warm one. take a look at the happies show you what's going on. it's the middle of july, suppose you had to be warm. the case the central and middle party of the country. 91 if you are up in the middle of the night in phoenix. towards the northeast yesterday, yesterday was the much rainier day. still see some showers across parts of far northern new england. overall a better day today. see sunshine break out by the afternoon. down across the southeast, this is where we have more extended rain a few severe storms across the carolinas. get the idea garden variety storms hot, humid, in the afternoon all of those storms pop up. later on tonight, we will see the threat for severe weather across southeastern, minnesota. wisconsin and the up of michigan. walch for that as well. could see a tornado or two. clayton, send it back to you inside. clayton: thanks. >> you bet. clayton: group of pastors praying over president trump. some in the mainstream media call it very strange. even odd. really? so, one of those pastors in that photo is here to respond.

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♪ ♪ clayton: welcome back. in the case of whodunit, the political game take as new turn as capitol hill begins pointing fingers over who let the russian attorney who met with donald trump jr. in the country in the first place. here to provide insight fox news anchor and attorney greg jarrett. good to see you. >> good to see you. clayton: this woman was on a special type of visa. question this morning, was it extended under the obama administration? take us through some of this. >> yeah.

apparently a federal judge actually asked that it be extended. look, if this is such nefarious individual with ill intent why would the doj, the department of homeland security, the state department, the u.s. attorney and a federal judge all say hey, let her stay and she was granted the stay. the truth is that she had a legitimate climate she was religion in court and she is also a legitimate lobbyist pushing for the refresh your recollection of russian adochingses that really is kind of her pet project. somebody conjured or invented a pretense for the meeting with donald trump jr. that we have incriminating information on hillary clinton. the meeting takes place and the pretense is exposed and 20 minutes later it's thank you very much, over to the door. don't call us, we'll call you. clayton: here is a little bit of this time line. walk us through here. we have 2015 she was granted a special parole which i never heard of, to work in a case in new york as you mentioned by the doj.

then she goes in january 2016, that parole expires. but she was extended as a result. >> right. some have suggested that parole requires the attorney general herself at the time, loretta lynch, to grant it. lynch is not saying yea or nay, she is kind of remaining silent. we don't know who actually did it. it occurred during the obama administration and, again, it just sort of underscores that this is an individual who is not necessarily in camp with the trump campaign but was actually here lobbying republicans and democrats up on capitol hill. she is a familiar face sitting in the front row of a foreign affairs committee economy having dinners with members of congress. hanging out with journalists over at the news semeum. she suspect on capitol hill lobbying mostly democrats.

clayton: it's a bizarre story. let me get your take on what's happening with the travel ban. the left seems to be picking apart pieces of it. they lost their battle against out travel ban. but these constant appeals courts seem to be ripping it apart. is that what we're going to see this sort of withering of this through these appeals process? >> i think the left is using and abusing the court system in order to take down donald trump and his travel ban. they are not going to succeed. because we know now how the supreme court feels about it. it was a precurcureiam travel ban. the lower courts are very different thanks to barack obama who appointed 334 federal judges during his 8 years. and now, you in particular, the court of appeals is absolutely stacked to the left, liberal judges control 70% of the appellate courts. so it's no con der that these

judges who like to legislate from the bench ruled against donald trump. but, in the end, it was absolutely meritless. the president did not exceed his authority. he did not engage in religious discrimination. and the case will be argued in october on its merits. and it will end up the same way. clayton: yet it, will expire before they hear it which is a weird thing. right? >> it is. i think it municipal court hate to tyke cases that haven't been fully litigated and this one hasn't. they look for ways to kind of not make a decision. now they, for the most part, made their decision. they lifted the injunction, the travel ban is in existence now. but the 90 days will have expired by the time the hearing takes place in october. and the 120 days will almost expire by then render egg the entire matter moot. the supreme court may actually say we don't need you to decide this case. clayton: moot, one of my favorite legal terms. greg jarrett, thank you for

joining us this morning. >> thanks. clayton: what does corey lewandowski think about this russia story. this picture going viral. a group of pastors praying over president trump. some of the mainstream media calling it strange, even odd. really? one of those pastors in that photo is here to respond to what we are actually seeing in this photo senate give a little bit ♪ give a little bit of my life for you ♪ once upon a time a girl with golden locks broke into a house owned by three bears. she ate some porridge, broke the baby bear's chair, and stole some jewelry, a flat-screen tv, and a laptop. luckily the geico insurance agency had helped the bears with homeowners insurance. they were able to replace all their items... ...including a new chair from crate and barrel. call geico and see how easy

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todd: a moment of prayer for the president. an impromptu show of faith in the oval office on monday with religious leaders praying over president trump.

but the move is sparking some media outrage. doesn't everything these days? joining us now with his reaction is one of the pastors who helped lead the prayer pastor rodney howard brown revival ministries international and pastor of the river at tampa bay church. pastor, thank you for being here. first, before we go into the picture, talk about your background and history. have you intriguing background. >> i came to america as a missionary in deals of 1997. my wife and myself and three children. we landed in the country with just $300. and here we find ourself 30 years later standing in the oval office. it was very surreal for us. todd: that is unreal. now there let's get to the picture itself that is sparking that mainstream media outrage. they are saying things and i'm quoting, very strange stunning. these are. so words that are being used to describe this picture. when i look at this, i don't think this is very strange. i don't think this is stunning. and, in fact, erin burnett uses those very words. let's listen to her sound bite right now.

>> pretty stunning image. give you a quick peek of it the president bowing his head in prayer in the oval office. and all these people sort of touching him. it's very strange. we're going to tell you what happened there. todd: how did this all come about. is it strange or stunning? >> well, we are christians, so we believe the bible which talks about the laying on of hands. and i don't find this strange at all. why were at the white house from 9:00 in the morning until 4:30 in meetings with different members of the administration. and we had lunch and right after lunch jared kushner came in and we talked to him for a little bit. and just really impressed with, jared, amazing man, and then he left and about an hour later in comes vice president mike pence. and jared kushner followed him and there were 27 of us. and the vice president said hey, i was just in the oval office, jared came in and said he was with you. and the president would like

to you come to the oval office. so it was impromptu thing. we were at the white house in a strategy meeting. we did not expect to see the president. so, needless to say, we all jumped up and we went down into the west wing into the oval office, which was just amazing that we found the president very happy, you know, you watch the media saying, you know, that the white house is all up in -- you know confusion. but he was happy. he was just joking and so, pastor paula white came to the president and said before we leave we would love to pray for you. he said i would love that and so then she asked one of the other pastors that was with us to pray. and then she asked me to pray. and i just prayed for his protection, really. because i realize the attack against our president, you know, to take him out. so we just prayed for him. and the wisdom of governed on his life. and that's what we did.

todd: pastor in the 15 seconds we have remaining. i'm a person of prayer. i pray before the show. i pray before i get on the plane. i pray at night. where are we in america where people are using the words "very strange" to describe prayer? >> well, they took prayer out of schools, you know, back in the 1960s. so basically we are developing almost the way we are a secular state. god is put on the back burner. i believe we are going to have another great awakening and people are going to find out who jesus really is that's the message that we carry and we have seen people come to christ on a daily basis by the thousands. and we believe in god for another great spiritual awakening like what happened in the 1700s and the 1800s. that's what america needs at this juncture. >> pastor thank you very much. pastor howard rodney brown. thank you. you had a great week. pressuring to pass the healthcare bill. will they get the votes. corey lewandowski next. that's corey.

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and want to damage him. it's bad for democracy. >> i find it grabber gassing to hear all this holier than now saying i wouldn't have taken that meeting. are you kidding the clintons wouldn't have taken that meeting. >> tweeting this among all these years of suffering through obamacare, he writes, republican senators must come through as they have promised. >> republican senators are working very hard to get something that's going to be really, really good. the opposite of the big lie, which was obamacare. >> ceo of jp morgan chase jamie dimon, is he just as angry as many americans are he was blowing up at washington, d.c. republicans and democrats saying you have got to do your job. >> we have become one of the most bureaucratic, confusing litigious societies on the planet. one point we all have to get our act together or we will the average american. ♪

♪ this is what you are ♪ if you could make my wish come true. clayton: it's saturday and you are watching "fox & friends." can you believe that the summer is almost half -- i guess it's half over, nearly half over. abby: i feel like two weeks ago we said it started. clayton: producer said. holy smokes. todd: i have news for you and for you, america. the reason i am without a tie we are playing wiffle ball out on the plaza. that's an american sport. todd: i was wondering where the tie went. i have been try for no ties for 10 years. todd: they were worried i would swing the bat and hurt myself. abby: on the show with the. i'm sitting down with my grandpa trying to find a cure for cancer. we start with president trump. todd: president trump is

attending the u.s. women's open hard at work putting pressure on g.o.p. lawmakers to repeal and replace obamacare. ainsley: this comes as new details surface about donald trump's meeting with a russian lawmaker. a lawyer, rather. clayton: alisyn barber is live in washington, d.c. with details on this and more. president trump is in new jersey this weekend as you said set to attend the u.s. women's open. he is also ramping up pressure on senate republicans using his weekly address to repeal and replace obamacare and finally deliver on a campaign promise republicans made years ago. already, two republican senators ran rand paul and susan collins say they will vote against the latest proposal. policy is getting overshadowed by the june 2016 meeting donald trump took with a russian lawyer. a meeting where the details keep changing. donald jr. says the meeting with the russian lawyer was

set up by publicist rob goldstone he asked his brother-in-law jared kushner and paul manafort to attend. now a russian american lobbyist is telling the associated press he was there, too. akhmetshin served in the military in the 1980s but denies any past or present intelligence activities. telling fox news another person, an american citizen says he was at the meeting as well. democrats are demanding more information and some republicans like senator lindsey graham say they have questions as well. abby, clayton, todd? abby: al-he wil we love having you on the couch, corey. come back any time.

clayton: red meat in the water. we had republicans. we had nigel farage earlier on the show this morning. thought that the trump administration handled this poorly, the drip, drip, drip last weekend one story. midweek you have another story. did the trump administration mismanage this crisis giving the mainstream media more red meat with all these little drip, drip, drips each week. every day. >> you have two very separate and distinct things, trump administration the president and his team, trying to work for the american people. they have one function. then you have got the outside team, which is managing the russia issue. i think the outside team right now needs to get on the same page and understand to the american people that they want answers. and it's perfectly okay to ask for answers. and what i would say is more information is better. what we now know is just today the reporting is there is two more individuals in this meeting. clearly u.s. citizens. let's just put their names out. why don't we just say okay, here is everyone in the meeting. i have attended hundreds of thousands of meeting,s, okay.

i can't tell you everybody i have met with have are discussions about potential campaign work. put it out. abby: why not do that about everything, anything that they think might become a quote, unquote story. as you know it's these leakers that have become a real problem for the trump administration. they can't figure out where they are coming from. they can't control them. how do they get ahead of this narrative? if there really is nothing to hide as you say and everyone in the administration saying look, there is nothing there, how do they get ahead of this? >> i think it's very important that the trump administration, by that i mean the individuals who work for the government, that are tasked with actually moving the agenda forward are doing their job. that means healthcare. that means tax reform. infrastructure spending. that means building a wall u that has to continue to move. what we need to do, we have seen this with the deep state. information that continues to come out from government officials. with the russia investigation unit outside what the realm of the government has to do has to be transparent. here is what happened in the past here. are the meetings that have transpired. who here is who we know have been in these meetings.

don jr. said he will cooperate. jared kushner said he will cooperate. they are willing to cooperate with any investigation. any question. let's get that done so we can move onto the real agenda u. todd: the lawyer in me is saying why wasn't this done months ago if not years ago? why weren't these disclosures done instantaneously? whenever i have to fill out a form, i'm as dutiful and as exacting as i can possibly be. these aren't unsavvy individuals. i understand they may not be politically savvy, but presumably they gild out forms. even though i'm rooting for the president, i don't understand why this wasn't done at the outset. >> don jr. is a private citizen. has never been a government employee. is never going to be a government employee. he has no obligation to fill out anything. is he a private citizen who met with a private discontinue who is in the private sector. don jr. has no obligation. what jared kushner did attended a meeting for sounded like three or four minutes. the obligation was to fill out that name on a form. but he had hundreds of meetings. and i think he probably overlooked and then went back and had a recreation through

his thorns of the emails that he individually met with and said i need to update my form. he did that back in january. out of all the people that he met with he filled out that were forks he said i'm going to refill out to make sure it's 100 percent accurate. that's what you do sometimes. here is what the crazy party is. don jr. was asked to have a meeting from a friend of his u hey, i'm going to have a friend in town. maybe they can help the campaign maybe they can't. would you take the meeting? i would do this all day long. clayton: the president this week made some waives when he suggested that he most people would have taken this meeting. so would you have taken this meeting? >> let me give you a very concrete example. one of the guys who worked on the campaign for us, one of the state drerks called me on tuesday, corey, i have a friend who is coming to washington. they want a job in the administration. would you sit down and talk to them. number one, i don't work for the administration. number two, a colleague, a friend, someone i trusted asked me to meet with somebody. i sat down and had a 15-minute conversation. they said, hey, can you help me get a job in the administration? i don't work there anything can i do to help. it was a nothing meeting, right? lasted 15 minutes.

no actionable items. did i it as a favor and courtesy. it happens allth time. abby: anyone who thinks this doesn't happen in elections are kidding themselves. it doesn't mean it's right and these things should happen but it's real. >> here's the other thing. i don't work for the government. york for the campaign. york for the president. i'm a private citizen. corey, i have a great idea. i can save out government a trillion dollars. can you sit down and talk to me. i have a way to build the wall with lego blocks greatest thing ever. i need 15 minutes of your time. people solicit meetings all the time. most of them you don't have the time to entertain. clayton: this was obviously an interesting meeting in that they were offering up potential, you know, damaging information against hillary clinton. the question this morning is still unfolding. we still don't know the answer to these democrats that may have incriminated hillary clinton in some capacity. we don't know if they everywhere left at the meeting and if the trump campaign got their hands on these documents. did you ever see these documents that were allegedly left or not? >> i didn't see them.

you have to remember. let's go back to june of 2016, our own government, the cia did not notify the obama administration that russia was potentially attempting to meddle in the election august of 202015. in the cia didn't notify our government that there was a potential problem. somehow it that we would have a question of meeting with someone that might have information. you can't retroactively go back and say we knew russia was meddling. our own government didn't do anything. and the obama administration didn't do anything to you try to stop it. abby: have you a lot of people in the media that have their agenda. we have many democrats that don't want to accept the election results. david axelrod asked representative john lewis about the election. he was one of them who still thinks that the election was rigged in favor of donald trump. >> despite the fact that he got the requisite number of electoral votes, he often uses the word riddle.

you think the election was rigged in his favor? >> well, i truly believe to this day that this election was rig interested in his favor. clayton: rigged in his favor. >> that means we won. i respect john lewis. he has been an icon of the civil rights for 40 years. if he were called. that person would be called a racist. not only did donald trump win. not only was it the requisite number of electoral votes as david said. he far surpassed what the requisite number walls. no one prevented hillary clinton from going to wisconsin or iowa or ohio or pennsylvania or michigan. all out places that she could have gone to to campaign. todd: when does this end? >> listen, the democrats never want it to end because they have no message, they have no narrative. they have no leader. if you asked right now who is the leader of the democratic party, there is no consensus. if the leader is nancy pelosi then we need to keep her there because she has been the greatest asset of the

republican battery shy of schumer. this is fantastic for republicans. they are so afraid president trump is going to be so successful on the things he pledged to accomplish which is reduce taxes. infrastructure spebsding, repeal and replace. abby: what's going to happen on healthcare, quickly? >> you have to get it done. live in the state you have new hampshire. terrible opiate crisis. two that live in that state need to support that bill. real money to support that crisis. people are dying every day. should be bipartisan support on this. clayton: you see it passing. >> who doesn't want to help people who have an opiate problem. this is a terrible crisis. when u.s. senators have an opportunity to bring money back to their state to help people that are i doing it is not a partisan issue anymore. it's about taking care of people. abby: that's absolutely right. corey, thank you for being here u. clayton: mainstream media ramping up calls for impeachment once again. >> some of us are attempting in every way that we possibly

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hang on to your counsel hat and your boots rumors this morning that kid rock may be running for senate for u.s. senate from the great state of michigan. and that's is not making elizabeth warren too happy about it she sent out a mayoral on this because she is friends with debbie stabenow who would be running against him. she said a lot of people are thinking this is some sort of joke, right? maybe this is all a joke we all thought donald trump was joking when he rode down the escalator at trump tower and announced his campaign, too. sure maybe this is a marketing gimmick for an album or tour. we thought donald trump was promoting his reality tv show, too. that was from elizabeth warren. don't look the other way on this. abby: now he is president of the united states. it does lead to questions though about people that haven't necessarily been in politics their entire life. clayton: that asset or detriment. todd: jesse ventura and arnold schwarzenegger. abby: people say this is refreshing. we want someone that is not political because it is the

swamp in d.c. and maybe someone who hasn't had that background can get this there and see the problems and fix it. whether kid rock ends up running or not, it does beg that question. what do you think? do you think that anyone, regardless of their background, could be a musician, an athlete, arnold schwarzenegger, an an actor. todd: fox news anchor? clayton: you never know. friends@foxnews.com, should we have more of these nonpoliticians running for office? that's the way it used to be. used to be a farmer. go spend some time in washington and go back to being a farmer. entrenched members of congress and live there and move your entire family there and become a part of the swamp. todd: you need money. you need to raise money. the part of the job is raising money for the election election. abby: look at somebody like jeb bush who had it all in the bag for him. all the donors. hillary clinton all the money she needed the dnc backing her. donald trump who had never done politics before a lot of people said we are not giving

this guy money. deaf it very much the unconventional way and ended up winning. that's why still are people in shock how this happened. if anything it shows what a democracy is all about. clayton: i would love to see more nonpoliticians be involved and shakes things up a bit. you see the problem with this outsider mentality with the healthcare problems getting in there and having back room meetings and dealings and see these outsiders that don't have access and a way to connected with these people. that's where the real legislation is being built on healthcare and other things. abby: corey lewandowski says i live in new hampshire. you should see what i see every day with the opioid epidemic it's tragic. it's a great point. people sitting at that table helping pass legislation. that's what we need more of. todd: email us ought friends@foxnews.com. i think we are going to have kid rock vs. katy perry in 2020. clayton: i would get behind that. abby: remember of the violent left wingers who set u.k. berkeley on fire.

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♪ todd: news by the numbers. first, $696 billion. that's how much money the house has passed for the defense policy bill. it would exceed the president's $603 billion defense budget q next, $10,000, that's how much visa is offering restaurants to no longer accept cash. the awards will go to 50 u.s. based small business eateries who commit to upgragd grading systems to force customers to pay with credit cards or digital payments. finally, 37. that's how old dennis legend venice williams is as she looks to become the oldest woman to win a grand slam event at wimbledon today. her sister serena holds the record at 35 years old. clayton: did you know one in two men and one in three women will receive a cancer diagnosis in lifetime. odds it to do slifetime. todd: odds are terrifying. founded by the grandfather of

our own abby huntsman. abby: 22 years ago my grandfather said if i ever make it in life if i'm ever successful i will give it all back to find a cure for cancer. he lost his mother from cancer. it runs in our family, like many families. i went back to salt lake city. i met up with him and took a tour of this incredible hospital and all they are doing. here is some of that. eye. >> all of us, i'm sure, have been touched in some way or another by cancer. >> we dedicated this facility to the healing and overcoming of this frightening disease. >> thanks to this magnificent new facility, we will double the size of our cancer research program at huntsman cancer institute. >> i hope i inherited my dad's heart. you see, he turns 80 today with a heart that just keeps giving ♪ happy birthday jon huntsman ♪ happy birthday to you.

>> we will be able to end this disease once and for all. and in this spirit, and in this cause, and this birthday gift from me to you, our family and the huntsman cancer foundation hereby don't united states another $120 million to this cause. thank you very much. >> happy birthday. >> happy birthday. >> when did you first decide that you wanted to give everything to cancer. >> i decided when my mother died in my arms in 1968. i thought if ever i could succeed in any way, i would like to do something for her and cancer. and i had it four times. after the second time i said i'm -- this is the end of this stuff. it's got to come to an end. and so in 1993, we began this facility. these are the heroes of our life. these cancer patients. you know, they don't complain. they are taking chemotherapy or surgery or radiation. and.

abby: i think someone wants to say hello to you. >> i was diagnosed with incurable multiple my loma in december of 2014. i found my way to your unit and i have just completed a bone marrow transplant. >> excellent. >> god bless you for this facility, sir. >> thank you. abby: now we are going into the chemotherapy. >> this is the largest chemotherapy center in america. it holds 108 fully staffed. i want them all to have a beautiful view. abby: look at this. you are so right. i have never been in here before. >> are you doing okay? >> yes, i'm doing good. thank you. >> thanks for taking care of these wonderful people for us. >> tell me what kind of cancer do you have. >> i have my elmoma. i have had breast cancer surgery and tumors removed. >> you look great. >> thank you for coming up here. in some way the lord has placed us here blessing you.

>> thank you very much. >> i'm be ay. >> roberta. >> this is my grandfather. >> hi there. >> how long have you had the disease? >> i found out last year. last january. >> how are you progressing? >> pretty good. >> i'm so honored to meet you. >> i'm honored to meet you. >> i want a hug. thank you for all you do. i really appreciate it? >> sweet of you to let us see you. >> yes. >> tell us about your situation. >> i am a stage 4 melanoma patient. and i have had melanoma for 8 and a half years. >> where is your melanoma located. >> i started with a mole on my forehead and now it's in my brain, lung, liver, spleen, bones and my neck. it's a fighting cancer. abby: when i walked in the first thing i saw was your smile. you can tell a happy person. a fighter. >> i try. every day.

the best out of the worst. >> great attitude. abby: great advice. >> honorable to meet you. my dad wishes to thank you as well. >> our love to you. >> thank you so much for this wonderful facility. >> when i found out that the research could genetically target. >> isn't that something? >> the chemotherapy to the tumor itself, i was just amazed. >> blown away. >> to see that type of research. we are very lucky to be able to be in here right now. >> love you all very much. >> it started with you. >> unbelievable. i was learning more about his incredible life and his company and so he was able to give back all of the things that we take for granted. tennis balls. >> he started the it were made policy you that i know. the sole of your tennis shoes and tennis balls and original big mac carton or egg carton.

i unplugged myself for this day and i spent it with these patients and grandpa. i have got to say you take a step back from the real world and the reality of things, and you connect with these people, these incredible people fighting for their lives. it really does put life in perspective. i think it's good for everyone to be able to do that. because this is what life is all about. these people are amazing. i mean, who knows how many are going to make it through in the end. they say they are smiling. they hope to live for tomorrow. todd: look at that number. almost 2 million new cancer cases expected each year in the u.s. abby: everyone can relate to this. they love or know who has fought cancer. more in the show with the research being done. we will play that later. clayton: thank you. later in the show democrats in the mainstream media ramping up efforts to impeach president trump. dan bongino says that disgusts him. he joins us next. todd: did bill clinton just turn on his wife? hear his message for the democratic party ahead. abby: racist posts sparked threats against the colleges

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new high following trump jr.'s russia meeting news. slate says trump impeachment chances rising. u.s. news trump impeachment trump restore the rule of law. clayton: dan, impeachment the only way to get this country back on track? >> guys, this is insane. i mean, this is literally insane. you know, i was watching fox a couple nights ago on prime time there was a democratic conditioning on. and with a straight face and no sense of humiliation or embarrassment, is he making the case for impeachment but he never levels a credible charge. remember, the founding fathers were very clear. impeachment was very clear for high crimes and misdemeanors. nowhere in there in the constitution does it say and also for election do-overs when we lose an election we really thought we should win. this is political insanity. and i think mainstream america is tuning everybody out who is

talking about this. todd: dan, how many lawyers do we have to have on fox news explain you are the elements you need for impeachment. here are the elements you need for collusion, they are not met because there are no facts. >> guys, ladies, what's the charge? what's the impeachment charge? what is it? is it donald trump took a meeting he shouldn't have? listen, donald trump jr. has already acknowledged they made a bad call. made a bad decision. shouldn't have took the meeting. talking about impeach ago duly elected president because they took a bad meeting? i mean, really bad political decisions are now grounds for iment peesmght? if that was the case barack obama would have been impeached within six months of office. this is just absurd and i really believe most of america is tuning them out. clayton: you are a stupidity of history as well, dan. wouldn't democrats have learned from the clinton impeachment proceedings in the house of representatives what that did to the republican party? after that? it's not like it happened 200

years ago. >> you know, that's a great point mainstream america turned on the republican party. i'm not saying it wasn't duly justified. the perjury charges. at least they had charge. mainstream america were concerned about their wallet and kitchen table. they weren't concerned about the nuances of impeachment trial it did turn on the republican party. that's a good point. abby: not concerned about handshake. kind of fun to look at. the handshake between france president and president trump. had this very longhand shake. cnn publishes a second by seconds analysis of this handshake because, obviously, dan, they have got nothing else to focus on. >> yeah. i tweeted out yesterday, if cnn had only done a second by second analysis of why we didn't save those men in benghazi, maybe we would have an answer today as to why we left four american patriots to

die overseas or, you know, double down. if cnn had done a second-by-second analysis of the irs scandal, maybe now we would know who in the white house or someone else may have targeted conservative groupings for political ideology. no, no. let's focus on a handshake. that makes sense. todd: we need to focus on the real story racist horses. if you remember left wing protesting in berkeley and seattle according to the an antifa protesters. listen to sound bite from jesse watters interview tonight. it's going to blow your mind. >> it is in self-defense against right wing aggression. >> was it in self-defense when you fire bombed a limousine during the inauguration? >> yes. >> jesse: the owner of the limousine is a muslim immigrant. are you aware of that. >> a lot of violence submit commit you had by so-called antifa are committed by right wingers who basically seek to

make us look bad. >> jesse: muslim immigrant who owned the limo that was fire bombed was trying to make you look bad how? >> i don't think he is the one that fire bombed it. these right wing infiltrators, you see it all the time. all over the internet. todd: tease before we came in here an individual was asked so the stabbing of the horse in the neck, that was justified because of -- and he said yes. i don't know what to tell you, dan. >> yeah. this group is a very, very dangerous group. antifa. they call themselves anti-fascist. it's really anti-first amendment. social media is turning the tide on them. everybody can see how violent and dangerous they are. see are seeing public opinion turn on them. they are trying to disingenuously make up a false narrative right wing doings think totally absurd. they are in love with violent. they embrace violence, that's the only too many they have so they are throwing things at

people oob be a shows you the majority of people are stepping up sand i. saying this is okay. we are stick of all of this. they give it back to the american people because do what's rite in the end. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, dan. >> little life line the terminally i will infant at the center. the judge inviting dr. hirono overseas the day after he testified new treatment that could give charlie a 56% chance of getting better. the judge will consider information from the doctor before deciding whether to uphold the british high court ruling that his condition sun treatable. really hoping the best for that little boy. also, a college professor is now cleared after his racist online post triggered threats and forced a shutdown on campus. johnny williams an african-american posting a series of facebook messages attacking white people.

claiming post rest protected by academic freedom. he was forced to plead the state amiffed death threats. wrim will emple teach come january. also this: a traffic nightmare for krispy kreme donuts. car bumpers to bumper for hours in sout south carolina. people looking to get a dozen donuts for 80 cents. officers having to radio direct traffic around one location. clayton: priorities u. abby: cars lined up past mid night. in celebration of the chain's 840st anniversary. clayton: would you guys stand outside to wait for donuts? abby: when the hot sign on? >> we don't know where he is but eating of course. hear the message for the democratic fleert straight ahead. todd: one of the most popular

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wiffle ball changed since 1953? >> zero. my grandfather was out of work at the time. had been a semi pro-pitcher. we knew these supposed to be throwing curve ball. take ball that doesn't have? i holes cuts some slots in it experimented over the course of the few days and designed the ball we have now in 1953. todd: why is made in america so important for you. >> most of the folks have been here 20, 30 years. the way we look at it is, if we can't make it here at decent price for the u.s. market, we shouldn't be doing it at all. most toys are not made in the u.s. simply bawfsz the cost. they get it down to like out least possible every tenth of a penny out of the thing. we make by far the best plastics bat and ball out there it? >> yep gle remember these games on the front. strik chair was strike zone and arguments first base. did you touch second?

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♪ >> got to win the election. but why in the heck are you running? if you want to be president, realize it's about the people, not about you. you don't want to say look at all the people i beat or the people i worked over. i think the most important thing is to be humble, to listen, to realize everybody has got a story. todd: former president bill clinton appearing to take a shot at hillary's failed campaign saying you have to

have a reason and a message to run. so, is this the message that the democratic party still needs to hear? clayton: joining us to react is former director of strategic adrian elrod. good to see you this morning. >> good to see you. reading tea leaves who is he referring to. i read he took a shot at hillary clinton. others saying he took a shot at hillary clinton was this not hillary clinton. >> absolutely not hillary clinton. you will not find somebody better supportive of her. a better biographer at her. at the end of the day he was more speaking in generalities. he may have been taking a few shots at donald trump as well. but, i think he was speaking in general that if you are running for president, you need to be in it for the right reasons. it's not about yourself. it's not about anything else except the people you are represent. ainsley: you know that well. you worked on hillary clinton campaign as well, right? >> yes. abby: listening to people's

story. >> exactly. ache be a make sure it connects with the american people. when you look back at her last campaign, do you think she could have done that better? >> look, i think she did an incredible job at it. i mean, we ran a campaign that was inclusive. we ran a campaign that was geared and aimed at working for everybody, not just those at the top. and a campaign of inclusivity. did we have a difficulty time getting our message out from time to time? absolutely. in part because our opponent, donald trump, was very good at taking the media and everybody offer their game and focusing on his tweet. todd: htweeted to. clayton: he had a clear message make america great again. it never got any more complicated than that. hillary clinton matched up against that it was complex. what was her campaign forward. >> stronger together. clayton: see, i can't even remember. everyone make america great again it was a simple slogan. it seems like she got lost in complexity and democrats got

lost in complexity. >> secretary clinton was a policy wonk. we were putting out policies that were very detailed because that's the kind of person that she is when it comes to putting her, you know, putting her energy and time behind something that she thinks will actually help people. so a lot of our policies were, you know, thought complicated but it took a little bit longer to explain what we were, you know, i trying to get across because, again, we were focused on actually putting out policies that truly help people and having a let of details behind those policies. todd: thank you very much. so much more we want to get to another time. >> thank you. todd: jamie dimon slamming the swamp for its lack of action. >> embarrassment, being an american citizen, traveling around the world and listening to the stupid [bleep] you have to deal with in this country dry. at one point we all have to get our act together or we won't do what we are supposed to do for average americans. todd: will washington ever listen? we'll ask new york

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♪ >> president trump is back in the u.s. right now after a quick, and what the white house describes as a very successful trip to france. >> mr. trump's presence at my side is a sign of an enduring friendship and i want to thank him. >> the controversy continues to brew over his son's meeting with a russian lawyer last year. he has now learned there could have been at least 8 people in the room. >> this is a fishenning expedition. it's clearly designed to delay and stop the donald trump agenda. >> i'm seeing this feeding frenzy mungsz the media. people who don't like trump and want to damage him and it's bad for democracy. >> you can't retroactively go back and say well we knew russia was meddling.

the obama administration didn't do anything to try to stop it. >> i find it flabbergasting to hear all this holier than now saying i wouldn't have taken that meeting. are you kidding me the clintons wouldn't have taken that meeting? >> after all these years of suffering through obamacare, he writes, republican senators must come through as they have promised. >> republican senators are working very hard to get something that's going to be really, really good. >> ceo of jp morgan chase jamie dimon is just as angry as many americans are. he was blowing up at washington, d.c., republicans and democrats. >> at one point we all have to get other act together or we won't do what we're supposed to do for the average american. ♪ ♪ ♪ come on over ♪ when you tell me to come on over ♪ i like the sound of that ♪ abby: were yowas it you saying u weren't the biggest fan of rascal flatts?

>> todd: i don't remember saying that. clayton: he was saying difference between good country and bro country music. clayton: i'm in the camp of good country. abby: what are they? clayton: probably good country music. todd: nice save, clayton. clayton: welcome in on "fox & friends." musical debate. when you have four hour show you have to find good music. abby: people waking up and frustrated that congress cannot get their act together on something that is to many people the most important in life that is their healthcare. republicans have promised for search or eight years now if they had the power they would be able to repeal and replace obamacare. put something better in place. coming back to a vote in the senate this week. what happens still remains to be known. clayton: august recess cancelled. you are not going home to boating and wake boarding stay in the hot swamp to deal with

this. added heat. not only the heat from the swamp bubbling off them. now they have the heat of the white house bubbling off the backs of them. the president in weekly radio address saying congress better get its act together and pass this bill. here is the president. >> next week the senate is going to vote on legislation to save americans from the obamacare disaster. obamacare has reeked havoc on american lives. and if we don't preplace it, the calamity will only get worse. the republican senators are working very hard to get something that's going to be really, really good. of the opposite of the big lie, which was obamacare. i am pleased to report that we are very very close to ending this healthcare nightmare. todd: they better be very, very close. because the republicans were put in to office for this very reason. it was a referendum against obamacare. we always bring up the diners because that's when we really

do talk to you, the american voter. every single person says healthcare or taxes. this is healthcare. they have to get it done. to our point earlier, they may not even get to the vote this week. they have need to make sure they have enough support to just get to a discussion of healthcare. abby: it likes like they might though. because of right now, you have rand paul and susan collins say hing they are not going to vote for this bill. have 50. mike pence step in for tie break vote which he has already done a number of time in his position. clayton: democrats own this narrative. we have had a number of experts talking about that. under the obamacare narrative. remember, it took 18 months to get it through congress. remember that? 18 months of fighting. during that time democrats were able to go out, hold these town hall meetings and say, look, all of these americans that don't have healthcare coverage. if you have a preexisting condition, you are going to be taken care of going forward. now the republicans have a much harder time because they are having to decouple all of this. there is not a good narrative for them. they can go out there and talk

about higher premiums. how do you agres address the 20 million people. abby: messaging on this is huge. how do republicans take advantage of this narrative? because they do have a good story to tell. you think about the small business owners out there. we have all talked and all heard their stories. it's heart-breaking. they actually can't succeed in running their small business because of healthcare of all of things. republicans have got to come together and figure out exactly howe to talk about what this plan is. there are a lot of americans out of there that don't understand what's in it how is this going to make my life better? how can they figure out getting that messaging right? todd: that's the secret to the republicans' success. they have to explain. democrats say you are going to die if obamacare is changed. that's why they win. clayton: people suffering from cancer or chemotherapy who are going into these town hall meetings of these republican senators who are back home for a little bit of a recess

hearing from them saying look, what's going to happen to me the chemotherapy therapy i get. it's going to be yanked. back in washington they are behind walls trying to craft. this not an easy cell for the american people. once you give them stuff not going to want to have removed from them u. abby: how many people out there can't afford to have healthcare anymore. the premiums are are so frequent high. >> so many people think this need to change. republicans have got to get their act together and futed a burt plan forward. clayton: media keep drips drips drips keep coming out. many have agreed that this was mismanaged because had you one story last weekend and another story on monday. abby: even don jr. saying looking back i would have handled that much differently. anyone in that position would have. he obviously put out those

emails himself. the original story was different than how he tweaked it afterwards. clayton: how many people were in the meeting? that has shifted now. i asked corey lewandowski this very question about this idea of the red meat in the water. if you are the media, you are looking for little morsels that keep dropping. why not get on the same page if you are the administration, release it all at once instead of changing your story every 24 hours u here is what corey had to say about it. >> have you got the trump administration which is the president and his team trying to work for the american people. they have got one function. then have you got the outside team which is managing the russia issue. and i think the outside team right now needs to get on the same page and understand to the american people that they want answers. and it's perfectly okay to ask for answers. and what i would say is more information is better. they have got to be transparent. here is what has happened in the past. here is the meetings that have transpired. nothing to lied here. what we saw is that don jr. has said he will cooperate. jared kushner says he will cooperates. they are willing to cooperate with any investigation, any

question. let's get that done so we can move onto the real agenda. abby: he is spot on about it. then your narrative as we have been talking about messaging all morning long. talk to the -- we have handed over everything that is questionable at all to the right people. we are not talking about this anymore. we are focused on our agenda. we are focused on what we campaigned on. why we are in this house to begin with on the american people. so the media could focus on this all they want. that's disservice to american people. todd: one thing the media are not focused on. they are going russia, russia, russia. they are not covering how out russian lawyer remains in the u.s. for that meeting did she was such a threat here. let's keep in mind, what administration allowed her to be here? it was the obama administration. greg jarts was on our air earlier. he was explaining his thought on this. listen. >> if this is such a neff fair yus individual with ill intent wyoming would the doj. the state department and a

frafl judge all say hey, let her stay and she was granted the stay. she is a familiar face sitting in the front row of a foreign affairs committee meeting having dinners with members of congress, hanging out with journalists over at the newseum. in fact, she is up on capitol hill all out time lobbying mostly democrats. todd: great point there at the end lobbying mostly democrats. abby: nobody is talking about that angle of the story. >> of course thought. they are focused on russian collusion, collusion, collusion. how many months have we been focused on this story. clayton: we thought it wastlesz going to go adivla. >> drip, crip, drip. opens the door for the media to pounce on though. >> our own chris wallace interviewing members of the trump administration asking these very question are were there any meetings no and this stuff just keeps coming outs.

if they would have got therein information e. information out of early then you wouldn't have this problem fjt. now is it the media's fault they didn't tell the truth about it? i don't know. let us know what you think friends@foxnews.com. they could be focused on other issues people are concerned about. number one issue they elected him on is immigration. abby: keep america safe. clayton: border security. now we are learning more americans are interested in what's being done there than ever before. seen a huge drop. ainsley: 5% of drop in arrests of illegals at the southwest border. i haven't seen that number until this morning. >> that's a big deal and shows to your point th the biggest issue is that president trump exand on and restoring law and order to this country. egg making sure we are as safe as we can be. >> real it so we don't get it

completely incorrect. they want exchangeth approach e they want to expand this know throughout the country. the way it currently stands, the individuals need to only have been here for two weeks. now it's 90 days. so if they have been here for ninth days or less at that point, the obama administration can act if they get their way on this. excuse me, the trump administration, i apologize. abby: big news though. todd: you haven't heard this. clayton: what was going through a number of newspapers, i haven't seen it. abby: this is something that should be everywhere. we should all care about this. you will hear it here on "fox & friends." because we are making sure we at least focus on the issues that are important to you and to that note i want to bring you other headlines that we are following. starting with a fox news alert. and at least three people are now dead and another 12 are hurt after a fire tears through high rise apartment in honolulu. the massive fire sweeping through 26th floor of a building. the building doesn't have a sprinkler system. if it did, this tragedy could have been prevented.

there are more than 500 units in that building. also an american tourist beetsen to death in greece. such a sad story. funeral your bakari houston held in hometown in texas. one of the nine suspects charged in his death now speaking out after being released on bail. he was at the wrong place at the wrong time saying i expect to continue with my life. i'm a free man. i'm sorry about the young man. nobody deserves that. nobody does. and this, a massive sinkhole threatening a community in florida this morning after swallowing, look at this, two homes. a third now gravely in its sights. the shaky ground about 20 miles north of tampa, opening like jaws as you can see there dozens of families forced to evacuate as houses crumble into the 50 feet deep hole which now stretches

250 feet wide. thankfully though no one has been injured. todd: scary stuff there. clayton: coming up on the show jp morgan ceo jamie dimon slamming the swamp for its lack of action. >> it's almost an embarrassment being an american citizen traveling around the world and listening to the stupid [bleep] you have to deal with n country. you know at one point we all have to get our act together or we won't do what we're supposed to do for the average americans. clayton: so will washington ever listen. we will ask new york congresswoman tenney about that next. todd: this picture going viral. a group of pastors praying over the president. some in the mainstream media call it quote, very strange, even odd. you will hear from one of the pastors in that photo just ahead ♪ faithful ♪ legacy technology can handcuff any company.

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♪ >> this administration may made breakthroughs in tax structure and regulatory reform. we have become one of the most bureaucratic confusing litigious societies on the planet. almost an embarrassment being an american citizen traveling around the world and listening to the stupid [bleep] you have to listen to in this country. one point we have to get our act together or we won't do what we are supposed to do for the average american. abby: that was the ceo of jp morgan chase jamie dimon slamming the swamp. how can the new administration change this? todd: joining us to weigh in new york congresswoman claudia teny. ms. teny, good to see you here. let's answer that question. what can we do? >> great to see you. look, this is america. and i come from the new york state assembly.

i was there first. the albany swamp is more like a sewer. coming to washington as bad as it may be, it is definitely a big improvement over albany where it is basically one party rule and no one in the minority gets any rights. we vote on democratic bills all the time. i think we are doing what we are supposed to do. it's a self-governing republic. we are actually debating bills and important issues and everybody wants everything overnight. particularly pertaining to mr. dymon. i serve on the financial services committee. we have passed the choice acts. we got a national flood insurance program out. we interviewed janet yellen the federal chairman twice about her policies. we are coming up with bills and ideas every day to help improve our economy, to lower taxes, to reduce regulations, to help our small business community and our small community banks strive and restart. so, there is a lot going on and unfortunately we do have a media that should be working as the fourth estate, they

often tend to be on one side or the other. objective reporting would be very helpful. abby: the media does play a role as they always do. the american people are clearly feeling a certain way. i think a lot of them would agree with jamie dimon and his frustration there. i know you hear from your constituents all the time. they are angry. they feel like congress and washington is not doing enough to impact their lives. how can we fix this? is this because of the exsteaming politics you have such extremes on the left and on the right that no one can seem to come together to get anything big done? >> i'm not sure that's it. there are extreatments. we did come together a bit and discuss a lot. it's a tough question to say the problem i think is really we are in the age of information. we have more information coming out. whether it's social media. so many media outlets whether it's tv, radio. news networks i there its it's hard.

they look where they find reliable news. finding people with information and facts. sometimes the facts just aren't that plain exciting and they aren't that sexy. they don't sell newspapers. you tend to get into sound bite mentality. sometimes admittedly both parties do play on that. we should get back to giving a chance to explain. and i have always been a person who i was in the media. i owned a media company. i owned a newspaper. it was very difficult to try to make sure we cut through all the noise, as jamie is complaining about and get to the facts and talk about it from a very sensible, straightforwardly as can you. i try to do that. i think the media is trying but i think it depends which station you are on. clayton: you are right about that. special interest too we didn't get a chance to dive into. congresswoman great to see you this morning. hope have you a great weekend. thanks so much. >> thank you. good to talk to you. clayton: coming up on the show, attention ladies and gentlemen, you are no longer aloud to ride the tube.

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clayton: welcome back. version of sesame street new municipality promoting gender equality. zerak will join sister caesary introduced to the cast last year. both characters are intended to teach young people to respect females in afghanistan. women's rights in that country have deteriorated under the taliban. the london tube is also promoting gender equality. transportation officials are

now banning the greeting ladies and gentlemen and replacing it good morning, everyone. the tube says gender neutral greetings will be after employed to recorded announcements when they are updated this year. todd? todd: clayton, thanks. this week president trump said an open relationship with russia is important and french president macron agreed. so, why is the left continuing to push a red scare? one democrat even going so far as to suggest we should bomb them for meddling in our election. listen. >> we were and are under attack by a hostile foreign power and they seem to be abetting that foreign hostile power. we should be debating how many sanctions we should place on russia or whether we should blow up the kgb or rsu. we should be retaliating. any were a trump supporter i would want to retaliate because it was tainted his victory.

todd: spokesperson under president obama and former financial intel analyst for the treasury department marie harp. i will let you go first. how do you respond to that? >> look, there is a reason that the newest russia saxes passed the senate 97 to 2. because there is broad bipartisan support or at least there always has been for the notion that russia is not our friend. sure, we have to work together when it is in our interest to do so. but we have to be very clear that around the world russia is doing things to undermine u.s. national security. and they did interfere in our election. regardless of whether they helped the candidate some people like or didn't like, it should worry members of every single party and have you people like marco rubio, like john mccain who say wait a second, they are not our friends. next time it may not be the democrats it may be the republicans it's happening to. this is a very scary issue. todd: isn't a bomb different than sanctions? >> very different considering i worked on sanctions for a

long time. quite different than bombing russia which i think is incredibly irresponsible and i don't think that gentleman is within the mainstream of the democratic party or i certainly hope he is not. new day when republicans are calling for no bombing and prudence on the international stage. on a serious note, do i agree with marie that russia is meddling more than just meddling harming our interest in syria and afghanistan and around the world. the key is what is trump and his team have to do. i was very critical of the obama administration for the past 8 years incredibly soft on russia. the reason that russia is empowered in the middle east today and around the world is because of the failed policies of the obama administration. i would not encourage out trump administration to follow those same failed policies. todd: let's talk about the obama administration for a moment you will recall in that infamous now debate where president obama said the 1980s want their foreign policy back. this was sort of a dig at mitt

romney. john favreau former obama speech writer weighed in and said they may have been wrong about that. take a listen. >> i'm willing to say in 2012 when we all scoffed at mitt for saying russia was our number one geopolitical faux, i think we were a little off there. todd: marie, when were you off, was it in 2012 during the campaign or now during n. that statement? >> i think jon is correct in maybe going back and looking at what we said that's what's so interesting. morgan just alluded to the fact for 8 years a lot of people were critical of the obama administration for being, quote, too soft on russia. now i want those same republicans, particularly in congress, to stand up and hold the trump administration to the same standards. donald trump has in many ways been much closer to the russians than we ever was. consistency here on foreign policy. todd: morgan, last word? >> i would just say that every president has to deal with this situation when they come into office. and president trump and his team have to deal with an

emboldened russia, unfortunately. a lot of the things that we would like to do in syria and iraq and afghanistan and what you see going on in ukraine, i mean, you have to deal with an emboldened russia as it is now. we can't, you know, we can't bomb russia. we can't pretend like they are not a presence in the middle east and around the world. they are. we will to have to come to some kind of negotiate you had consensus with them like the president and his team did with the syrian cease-fire this week which i hope holds. >> ladies, great debate. we have to leave it there. have great day. >> thanks. todd: this mural honors the police officers murdered during ambush. why does the m mgd say it has to come down? what other issues do the americans care about? we brought in a panel of moms to tell us what they really want to hear ♪ i want something just like this this ♪ ♪le ♪

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abby: welcome back to "fox & friends." the alleged ties to russia. do everyday americans even care. we brought in a panel of politically active moms to find out. joining me now political activist cathy barnett mother of six. conservative radio host carla dessi national security and military analyst. dr. rebecca grant professor and liberal commentator

dr. wendy osefo and finally entrepreneur and entrepreneur elsa abruzo. good morning. we have had the best conversations already. advice on having my first daughter. most important to talk to as you were raising kids about the world that you want to live. in first, i will ask you to put your hands up. how many of you think that the russian collusion story is the most important one today? so we have one. okay. what about the economy? >> yes. >> terrorism? >> yes. >> on that vote? cathy, we will start with you, because have you kids of your own, too. you are thinking about this. do you think the media is covering it too much. too much focus on russia? >> i do i do. i get it, right? so now we have democratic leaders who are calling for us to bomb russia and now we have democratic leaders coming out and talking about impeaching donald trump. we get it. they lost they lost really big. and they haven't been able to

get over it their only strategy right now is russia, russia, russia fortunately it's working for the conservative side. within on went you want them to keep it going on the other end it's penetrating the rest of our call temperature and society. we have very unstable people in the midst of us who are taking what these democratic leaders are saying as gospel truth and they are beginning to act upon it we is still have congressman scalise struggling and fighting for his life. these are real times we are living. in words matter. i'm calling on republican leaders to begin to push back hard on what -- on this narrative on this false narrative i believe or at least a narrative no one has been able to produce anything of substantial proof. abby: carla, do you think the country needs to come together more? >> absolutely there is a large schism with our country. like the grand cannon. americans are way better than.

this you know, in our home, i think that the russian collusion is really becoming the russian coma. it's putting us all to sleep. and we're trying. abby: turn it off. >> we do turn it off. i was just say not guilty green room we feel like the mainstream media is becoming kind of like general hospital. if you tune in once a month, you're caught up with what's happening in the mainstream media. so what we're trying to focus on is all of the winning that's happening. because there is a lot of winning and positives happening with the trump administration. we are thrilled that we have a praying administration in d.c. again. that we are pushing out our constituents towards looking to god instead of the government. for their needs. we are thrilled that they are a pro-life cabinet. that we are looking towards defunding the antilife planned parenthood organization. so these are a lot of the other issues that we're also bringing to the table. abby: are we hearing about those -- the agenda? are we hearing about things that actually are getting done

enough. >> no, not at all. with all this focus on russia, we are missing discussions on tax reform and healthcare reform. those are the two components that will drive the recovery of our economy. and so i'm waiting. i want more news. i'm excited to hear about that. when they have a decision on russia, let me know. keep researching it but don't tell me about it every night. abby: wensdy, do you acknowledge any of those accomplishments. >> this is not a democrat or republican issue. this is an american issue. quite frankly the trump administration will just come out and say fully what happened and this would not be an issue. i point the finger actually at them. this is a drip, drip, drip. every day we find something new testament come out, be honest and transparents. let the american people know who they voted for and why you are in office and that you are going to do a good job. then move forward. until they shoot themselves in the foot, we will continue to focus on russia. abby: you say russia is not the most important story. >> i'm sick of it. >> at the end of the day russia is important because the trump administration continues to put a highlighter

over russia. once they completely come out and say this is what happened and we're not dripping anymore. we will move along. abby: melissa? >> i disagree. because i'm very concerned about liberal bias. not just nut media, but in higher education. and in government funded agencies. i think that conservative thought leaders are being suppressed. i think that our students are being suppressed. i think that they have fear of being labeled and being discriminated against because of their opinions. and i think all of this is actually fostering anti-american sentiment. abby: elsa, have you four boys. >> i have four boys. >> do they care about any of. this my boys range in age 7 to 25. they have all sorts of opinions on things. and they are pretty in tune to the political compliment. abby: dr. grant, last word here. >> abby, you ar facts i would like to see reported in june of coalition dropped 448 bombs

and missiles in syria and iraq just in one month alone. i want to hear more about the guys and gals to hear. i want my daughter to hear about that. abby: how many of you care about the russian collusion story? >> one. abby: this puts it in perspective, ladies. thanks for being with us. thank you for all of the advice you gave me. take it seriously. you know it best. clayton over to you. clayton: general hospital, i need to watch that every day. thanks, guys. quick headlines, two people are now facing murder charges after investigators confirm they have found the remains of all four young men who went missing last week in pennsylvania. cousins cosmo dinardo and sean democrats being held without bail disturbing new details. did i northward dough admitted shooting the victims during drug deals at parents' farm. trying to burn three of their bose before burr burying them in makeshift graves.

taking the death penalty offer the table. deciding whether to pursue capital punishment against crats who is charged in three of those deaths. mural honoring five of the officers killed in ambush must be taken down it within a cob structured in violation of city code. the metal fence shows officers carrying a coffin with an american flag draped over it the owner of the mural tells fox news she will keep making modifications until inspectors give her a permit for it the fallen officers were assassinated last july during a black lives matter rally. all right. we got some extreme weather to get to. neighborhoods drowning in devastating floodwaters. illinois governor there declaring three counties as disaster areas. and take a look at this. airport tarmac submerged. this is the chicago executive airport in wheeling, illinois about an hour north of the windy city. rick reichmuth is tracking all of these storms. good morning, rick. rick: very isolated flooding in the northern plains. more storms coming late tonight across that area as

well. take a look at the map and show you what we're talking about. much of the east actually drying out a little bit compared to where we were yesterday. the big storms that moved through down across the southeast. we are still going to see some scattered showers maybe a little bit of severe weather later on in the day across parties of the carolinas. then we will watch one system that dives down across parts of minnesota to wisconsin. later on tonight bringing threat for severe weather. monsoon activity really getting going, that rain cooling temperatures down a little bit and certainly bringing that much needed prescription. today, tomorrow, see a warming trend across parts of the central plains again. solidly into july. all right, clayton back to you inside. clayton: really orange on that map. orange-red. abby: we will be missing that come winter. summer is almost over. todd: football season almost in the air u a chill. fall is coming. abby: about that time of year. still more coming up on the show. the mainstream media barely covering this case.

a heart breaking one of charlie gard the big three networks giving it less than five minutes combined in just the past week. our next guest says they should be ashamed. todd: big final hour on tap. geraldo rivera and charles hurt both here leifer. stay with us. still to come. ♪ and we can't stop ♪ and we won't stop ♪ well, i still deserve appreciation. who was there for you when you had amnesia? you know i can't remember that. stop this madness. if it's appreciation you want you should both get snapshot from progressive. it rewards good drivers with big discounts on car insurance. i have news. i've used most of our cellular data. come on, susan lucci! ♪ copdso to breathe better,athe.

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clayton: good to have you on the show. this comes during a week when we saw a lot of coverage of beyonce's twins very little coverage on charlie guard. the amount of coverage last week. three and a half minutes from abc news in the morning. abc at night 17 seconds. a whopping 17 seconds. cbs 44 seconds. cbs prime time coverage zero. abc and nbc p.m. no coverage, zero. how do you think about this? >> it is such a media double standard. they should be ashamed of themselves. when you look at how they ever covering this hearing that's going on right now with little charlie gard the networks aren't covering it friday morning as the hearing was ongoing, this hearing that could be the difference between life and death for this little boy, friday morning the networks didn't say a word about it.

instead, all three covered the picture that beyonce posted on instagram of her twins. and, you know, that that's not to say that the networks shouldn't cover her twins. we're all happy that they're healthy, that she has little babies that we can celebrate with her. but if they can cover that why cannot they pay attention to charlie gard that has support from president trump from pope francis, hospitals around the world and medical experts in the united states. clayton: you ask this question why aren't they covering this? why don't they deem this story necessary? >> right. it's hard to discern the incentives of the networks. the people running them. but i can tell you that this is a long standing trend with these networks to life issues. twist them. can you look at one of the greatest examples is the pro-life annual march for life that happens in d.c. hundreds of thousands of

americans go to that and if you want to look at the coverage of that they and the comparison, they covered these networks, same networks covered the woman's march vastly more. 129 times more they covered the woman's march this year than the march for life last year. and the networks only improved that coverage again this year because president trump kind of pushed them to do so. but they still, the networks covered the woman's march more. so you know it's a long standing trend of the networks to twist or silence these issues. clayton: east coast morning joe hang on every tweet the president puts out. zero coverage on the charlie gard issue following the president's tweets. that's curious. >> that's right. it goes to show that the president, he can do some good getting these stories out in to the news. i mean, it's kind of amazing to see that the -- this story of this little boy is in the

news because of president trump. before that there wasn't a word said about it. but he put a spotlight on it and just hours after that tweet, all three networks were covering it. clayton: interesting. katie, great to see you this morning. thank you so much for shedding light on this and the cultural impact all of it. >> thank you for having me. clayton: oj simpson will find out if he is a free man next week. will he get parole? geraldo rivera coveredologic cos simple's trials in the 80's. >> coach bill belichick, perfect, i guess. now is he covering under fire from liberals for this shirt. ♪ don't, don't ♪ don't treat me like that ♪ don't do me like that ♪ our of janice's kids are on four separate paths

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♪ todd: quick headlines now. the cop acquitted in the shooting death of terrence crutcher. betty shelby submitting her resignation months after being placed on administrative duty. she says he was refusing to follow her orders when she fatally shot him last year. she says she is tired of being on desk duty. ryan lochte's criminal charges have been dropped. claims he was -- police say they lied about the incident after vandalizing the bath station bathroom. what you lochte said in tv interview could not be considered a false report. abby: summer blockbuster season upon us in highly anticipated installment of

20th century fox planet of the apes. hitting the big screen. >> human history has led to this moment. the irony is we created you and nature has been promising us ever since. clayton: looks like fun. let's step into the fox light michael tammero who sat down with one of the film's stars and the director. you sat down with an ape? >> i did. no monkeying around here. these apes mean business. i sat down with the top banana andy circus himself who plays caesar as well as matt reeves who told me all about this latest installment. >> together strong. >> have you seen them rise. we have seen their dawn. and now it's time for war. >> where do we find caesar after the last one? >> well, at the end of dawn, we saw the apes on the brink of war. and now we pick up three years later and they have been suffering.

they are in a really bad way. they are clinging on to survival as are the humans. >> he is trying to find some way to get through. this he gets pushed why the extremes of war to a place he has never been pushed before. >> no mercy, no peace. this is war. >> in the cycle of these films, like if you think of this as like a trilogy about caesar, that last leg has to be the thing that turns him into the ape moses, the seminal figure of history who all ape also look back to and say wow, if it wasn't for him we wouldn't be here. >> i did not start this war. i fight only to protect the apes. >> dark journey. >> he really does. >> what was like that like an an actor? >> it's amazing to get to this point of caesar's life and to become a completely different being. combined with that evolutionary journey.

very heavy complex mix. and that was just fascinating. >> have you come to save your apes? >> i came for you. >> good stuff. probably one of the best of the trilogy, sort of wraps things up and pays homage to the original version. that's how that happened. >> of course. clayton: andy circus nice guy. >> fantastic. is he a genius with that whole technique. clayton: looks great in the upcoming panther movie. >> which you are looking forward to. abby: we love your job. you do a great job. >> thanks. todd: coming up this oval office picture going viral a group of pastors praying over the president. some in the mainstream media call it very strange. odd, really? you will see that picture and hear from one the pastors in that photo just ahead. clayton: also up next, geraldo rivera is here discussing the white house. abby: is he roaming on him. clayton: and oj.

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. >> president trump is back in the u.s. right now aas what the white house describes a very successful trip to france. >> i want to thank him. >> the controversy continues to brew with his son's meeting with a russian lawyer last year. we now learn that there may have been up to eight people in the room. >> this is a phishing expedition. >> i'm seeing this feeding friends amongst the media. people who don't like trump want to damage him, and it's bad for the democracy. >> they can't go back and say, well, we knew russia was medaling. our own government didn't notify the obama administration and the obama administration didn't do

anything to stop it. >> i found it flabber gasket when people say i wouldn't have taken the meeting. are you kidding me? the clintons wouldn't have taken that meeting? >> after all of these years of suffering through obamacare, he writes. republican senators must come through as they have promised. >> republican senators are working very hard to get something that's going to be really, really good. >> ceo of jp morgan chase just ask as angry as many americans. he was blowing up at washington, d.c. republicans, and democrats. >> at one point, we all have to get our act together. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a little bto for your saturday morning. a little classic rock. welcome to fox and friends. >> how cool? they've been trying different things in the morning. >> yeah. good morning to all

of you if you're waking up with us this morning. 9:00 a.m. on the saturday here. >> pete's having some much deserved time with his family. abby: eating somewhere. >> oh, we know he's eating. 24 hours a day. geraldo standing by with all of the russia investigation and his time covering the oj world because big news in the oj world. and president trump is attending the u.s. women's open, but he's hard at work to put pressure on gop lawmakers repeal and replace obamacare. can he get it done? all comes after donal donald trump's meeting. abby: ellison is live for us in washington, d.c. >> president trump tried to ramp up the pressure on senate republicans using his weekly address to urge them to repeal and replace obamacare and finally deliver on a campaign promise republicans started to make seven years ago.

trump: democratic politicians who passed obamacare made many big promises, but they turned out to be lies. absolute total lies. >> already two republicans senator rand paul and susan collins say they will vote against the latest proposal and democrats aren't supporting it either. >> this proposal is cosmetic changes to a fundamentally flawed, cruel, and costly proposal. >> republicans hold the majority but a slim majority. they can't afford to lose any more support from their own party. the white house wants to talk about health care. but policy is getting overshadowed by the june 2016 meeting donald trump jr. took to a russian leader. a meeting where the details keep changing. russian lawyer was set up by

publicist rod goldstone. trump jr. said he asked his brother-in-law jared kushner and paul manafort to attend. but now russian american lobbyist is telling the associated press he was there too. served in the soviet military during the '80s but denies any involvement past or present in intelligence activities. trump jr.'s tells fox news another person in american citizen says he was at that meeting as well. democrats are demanding more information and a number of republicans say they have questions as well. abby, todd, clayton. >> all right. ellison, live for us this morning. now we'll give you a proper introduction. geraldo is here. >> thank you. abby: can i just say? we have this panel of si six moms that i did, and they were swarming geraldo. he's the most popular man in the building. >> grandfathery not in the

room. so, geraldo, let's dive into this a little bit. >> okay. man. >> because everybody wants to harp on the mainstream media here, but we saw chris wallis asking tough questions of the administration and not getting answers. >> and sean. >> and sean hannity. and the story changes day to day. cory lewandowski says they have mismanaged this and there were owes on our show this morning saying there was mismanagement. where does it go from here? >> wow. what a great question. i feel tremendous respect from the trump family. i know don jr. fairly well. our kids went to school together. you know, i was so proud of him and his father when they, you know, likely run for president and all the rest of it. i remember that period in june 2016 when they had just sowed up the nomination, how excited we were, and then for him to perhaps have this meeting is perhaps understandable.

and then to not tell the truth about it, to then drip, drip, drip, you know, what was there, who was there, what they talked about. i think extremely unfortunate. i do not think it's curriculum i, but i think it will put a burden on don jr. and through his father. that's why i'm sure don jr. is appalled that he's distracting from his father's agenda. nobody is talking about how nice it was with macron in france. abby: well, they're talking about the handshake that went on for a long time. but i agree with you they have to get the russian narrative. how much responsibility and many blame do you put on members of the mainstream media, though, for someone confusing the american people? because when i'm out talking to folks, they say we don't know what to believe anymore. we don't know if this is breaking news. it seems this is all they're focused on today. >> one person in the building whose career stretches back to

the richard nixon period. i can only tell you and, believe me, this sounds more ominous than it is. but there are many buildups to nixon's problem and resignation. and principally among them you have a huge suspicion, a malignant suspicion, a generalized probably falsely suspicion and little by little, you find little bits of corroborating evidence. i feel very unfortunate about it. there's one thing that's different, and this is probably going to, like, stun people everywhere. i believe firmly in my heart during richard nixon time, during years of tricky dick nixon 1972 and 1973. if there had been a fox news then. if there had been a sean hannity then, i do not believe president nixon would ever have been forced to resign. why do i say that? because when you see how his story evolved and how he had

no one to defend him, how everybody deserted him. no one got the other side of the story is that rinky-dink burglary and then the nuclear explosions in the administration finally the resignation. >> that's a bold statement. >> i think if we had sean then, if we had fox and friends then, i think president nixon would have weathered that storm. now i think president trump likewise whether the storm, but i think it will cause amazing stress. abby: it's amazing the power of the media has. >> well, we ask cory that question. >> that is a very good insight. my wife has never -- >> he said there are two different teams right now inside the white house. let's listen to cory lewandowski earlier on the show describing these two. >> is that your wife calling? >> thank you, siri. i asked for cory. play that sound byte.

>> the president and his team, which is trying to work for the american people. they've got one function, and then you've got the outside team, which is managing the russia issue. and i think the outside team right now needs to get on the same page and they want answers. and it's perfectly okay to ask for answers. and what i want to say is more information is better they have to be transparent. here's what we know has happened in the past. don jr. said he will cooperate, jared kushner said they will cooperate. they're willing to cooperate with any investigation, any question. so let's get that done so we can move on with the agenda. >> with that in mind, do the american people care? do the trump supporters care, or are they ready to move on? >> i think that's the bottom line, isn't it? i believe that this scandal will change no mind because of the current way the nation is divided and has already chosen sides. i think nobody's -- maybe

marginally people are affected as stuff gets out. but let me just say something about cory lewandowski. i longed for the days when law lou was in trump's inner circle. when he had a person he could trust, when he had a person that was beyond approach, smart tough guy, practical guy. i missed him there. i don't like these silver stocking, you know, smart than you people causing the divide. the president needs straight, clear advice. i think he can get it from cory lewandowski. but the one thing that the president has to stress to his son and cervelas. the one thing you may not do. you may not do and certainly may not do it in my name, me, donald trump, the president of the united states. you may not lie to a federal official. if someone comes to you, and they say how many people were at that meeting? you better know how many people were at that meeting. if they say you were talking

about russia this or that, you better say. >> somebody else who was caught lying. oj simpson. someone you covered extensively. >> the liar of liars. >> the liar of liars. well, next week, we have to take this. abby: look at geraldo back then. that is great video. >> so will he get out of prison? he's been in there what? nine years? >> first of all, i hate him as much as i hate anybody that ever walked the face of the earth. i think he got away with a brutal decapitation of his wife. he's a murdering dog who never should have been acquitted. he was acquitted only because of the inner city jury reacting to the rodney king case, and they couldn't believe mark or any lapd, so the mountain of evidence was ignored. oj simpson got acquitted, jump cut to his controversial life years later. he's in las vegas, takes a bunch of his hoodlum friends and go to rob oj's own property, his memorabilia

because it was being sold in a unauthorized way. so he gets slammed by a nine to 33 verdict on armed robbery. everybody else is already out already or they went to plea. oj does nine years in lovelock correctional in the middle of nowhere nevada. a model prisoner. 70 years old. as much as i hate him. and, clayton, i believe that he got away with double murder. i still believe that he will be and should be paroled on thursday. >> wow. 70 years old. abby: i cannot believe he's going to be 70. there's going to be a lot of outraged people. >> if he gets out, he can't keep himself. >> he'll go out, he'll go to florida, he'll play golf with, you know, people who play -- they will play with even people who commit double murder because it's a good game and a gad yarn, and they can bet on the hole. >> so you will be out in vegas? >> i will be out in vegas starting monday night during

the hannity show. and then i'll be live all during the day the 19th and 20th because as i said, i do anticipate that oj simpson will be paroled and more importantly from my own personal point of view, i believe he should be paroled. abby: well, we'll be watching it closely. no better person. thank you, geraldo. >> still ahead, jp morgan ceo slamming the swamp for its lack of action. >> it's almost an embarrassment being an american citizen traveling around the world and listen to the stupid (bleep) that you have to deal with in this country. and at one point, we all have to get our act together or we don't do what we're supposed to do with the average americans. >> the question is will washington ever listen? more on that when we come back it's just a burst pipe, i could fix it. (laugh) no. with claim rateguard your rates won't go up just because of a claim.

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>> welcome back. all right. well, how is wall street responding to the intractability to congress in the swamp? well, you heard jamie diamond the other day blew up on this phone call. you can tell how angry he is about the gridlock in washington hindering american companies from actually getting things done. here was some audio of him. listen to jp morgan ceo jamie diamond blowing up. >> this administration can make breakthroughs in taxes and infrastructure, regulatory reform. we have become the most -- one of the most bureaucratic, accusing, latigoes societies on the planet. it's almost an embarrassment be an american citizen and listening to the stupid (bleep) that happens in this country. at one point, we have to get our act together. it's not for corporations. competitive taxes are important for business and business growth, which is important for job and wage

growth. >> what i love about that. this man can buy almost anything in the world. he's got so much money. but listen to that passion in his voice. that's the passion for the american person. and you can say cynical, well, he's a wall street guy. he's just saying that so he can make more money. i would like to think that's not the case. i would like to think he's echoing the concerns and the frustrations of the american people that we're talking about russia all the time. in the meantime, people need health care, people need jobs, people want taxes. abby: i don't think that he thought this was going to get as much attention as it has. it seemed like a very real moment of frustration. i've received so many texts and calls about this. yesterday i did from family members, from friends saying this is exactly how i feel. he's someone with a voice. so, obviously, people have picked up on it. but i think he represents, as you said, todd, how a lot of people are feeling right now. >> but i actually disagree with todd. i hope he wants to make more money. i hope he's pushing for more money because if american businesses are doing well, they're hiring, bringing more jobs back to the united

states, so it floats all boats. they're just so stuck right now. >> well, that's probably what he's most upset about right now. >> my company to ireland in order to make sure i do that. and it's frustrating. >> the question is will washington wake up? because jamie diamond's mad,'s mad, but the american people aren't seeing the difference in their own lives. . >> so you hope they really start to focus on getting part of the agenda done. >> it's the economy stupid. not using the word stupid for any of you out there. but underscores how important tax reform is. when we go out to the diners, taxes and health care. they're the thing that everybody wants to talk about. and if they don't get tax reform done, republicans could be in trouble even though they all agree the democrats were the ones obstructing things. abby: still to coming up next, officers try to rescue people trapped inside of a car and under a train. and then this happens.

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. >> all right. get ready for the best story you're going to see all day. earlier in the show, abby shared part of her visit to the hospital and research facility started by her grandfather with a mission to

cure cancer. >> yeah. when my grandfather founded it 22 years ago, we didn't want it to feel like a hospital. located right in the utah mountainside, right in salt lake city. it's amazing what they're trying to do to heal people, and also trying to find cures for cancer. take a look at this. >> this is such an exciting day and something that means a lot to me and my family, obviously. mary, you run huntsman cancer institute and today is the opening of this research center for children and for families. >> it's allowing us to double our research and really accelerate our progress to make cures for cancer and also to prevent cancer in children and adults. >> the statistics are what? like, one in three people? >> one in two men. one in three women will have a cancer diagnosis at some point in their lifetime. i'm one of those one and three women. about 30 years ago, i found out i had a melanoma, and i think that's something that's so important for people to be aware of, early detection. >> cancer free for two years now.

rebecca ward knows just how important early detection is. for cancer with diagnosed at a routine dental appointment and luckily, she was able to have surgery right away. >> i was at huntsman for a week and went home. no evidence of disease. >> had you not gotten that checked out, what would have happened? >> it would have advanced quickly. i wouldn't be speaking to you, definitely. >> talk to me about what they're doing in this lab. >> so this laboratory is one of the leading types of childhood cancer. we have figured out exactly what causes sarcoma, and we've developed a new molecule that appears to be very, very potent in reversing. and that new agent is going to be in critical trials this year. >> michael is one of those overcoming sarcoma. he was diagnosed his senior year of high school. >> just ended chemo in march 3rd. just glad i was born in the time i was so i could have access to modern medicine.

>> the research could be a literal lifesaver one day. she's living with incurable brain cancer. >> being here, i'm at a place where i get cutting edge in treatments and technology. having a cancer that there is no cure for. that little thing hope i can find a cure down the road. >> finding a cure but also preventing cancer from happening in the first place is a big part of the research going on at aci. >> about 60% of the cancer is preventable. >> dr. henry. >> smoking is a big risk factor. so there are a lot of things that we continue to do and continue to find out about how to best prevent cancer. >> david wetter is another researcher focused on prevention. he's developed wearable technology similar to a fit bit. >> the wristbands actually track motion, so you can detect when people are eating,

drinking, smoking. when they experience stress. >> a cancer survivor who knows firsthand the benefit of a healthy lifestyle. >> because of the shape i was going into my diagnosis, ini wanted to get through it, but i also wanted to maintain a health of fitness. >> based on the research that has been done here, i think it was definitely a factor. >> these facilities are all connected, which makes it unique because you have the hospital and the research centers, so they can all work together and collaborate. >> yes. this is one of the really critical hallmarks from the very beginning. our research is connected to our clinics. so that means that our patients see the science going on here that gives them hope. and our scientists see our patients and their families, and that gives them motivation. >> many of those parents come for melanoma treatment. dr. martin mcmann is one researcher who specializes in melanoma. >> melanoma maybe about ten years ago was really a death sentence of a disease.

there are has been some revolutionary new treatment that has made a major impact in the generation and youth or one injects viruses directly into the melanoma region, and that appears to both kill the melanoma but also can stimulate the immune system to come into this and also attack the melanoma cell. >> funding for research is extremely important. after her grandson battled and survived hodgkins calling worthington, cofounder was inspired to get involved. they sell special cookies that benefit research looking at why animals like elephants don't get cancer. >> i thought if i'm ever in a position where i can do anything about this, i will. and today i'm in that position. if everybody helped a little, it would cause a miracle to happen. >> elephants don't get cancer. abby: yeah, did you know that? >> no. that's amazing. abby: so they're using elephants to determine why they don't and ways to help certain cancer. really gave me what they're

doing for cancer but also ways around the country trying to find ways to cure this melanoma. how many people have this weird looking mole? like i say, go get it checked. and if there's something that's concerning, go check it out. >> experts. >> they say if you get it checked out early, it saves lives. >> amazing. great testament to your grandfather. >> still ahead, democrats in the mainstream media stepping up their impeachment talk when it comes to president trump. says they're just trying to play voters for fools. he joins us live next to explain. >> and remember those violent left-wingers who set uc berkeley on fire? according to them, they're totally innocent. . >> what about when a member stabbed a police horse in the neck with a knife? was the horse a racist, trump supporter? >> yes. >> and there's more where that came from. can we at least analyze customer traffic?

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. >> so many of us are attempting in every way that we possibly can to unveil the criminal activities. >> every day it seems we learn more and more about the trump campaign relationship with trump officials and what appears to be an ongoing

effort to obstruct justice and to prevent the american people from learning the truth. >> evidence, clear evidence that we need to know more, and we should not close that path. i think impeachment is something that has an impact on the country. the law is certainly clear when the fact are clear. >> yeah. it was a profound impact on the country. let's bring in washington times editor and contributor. charles, nice to see you this morning. >> good to see you guys. good morning. >> we're talking about a divided country when we went through this impeachment proceedings before. did democrats not learn their lesson back then? >> i think obviously not. you know, because what they're doing right here is clearly playing to their base, and they're quite frankly lying. they know that impeachment is not -- or maybe they should know. maybe they're that stupid. but they should know that this is -- impeachment is not even in the realm -- shouldn't even

be uttered right now it's so far out of the realm of what we're talking about. and this talk about treason. tim kaine who is the vice -- this close to being the next vice president out there talking about treason, how somehow donald trump jr. has committed treason here when there's absolutely no evidence whatsoever that anything nefarious went on, let alone a crime has been committed. but -- and i really do think that they're clearly playing to their base, they're lying to them, and i think that the democratic party is headed for a major crack up because of, you know, because of this kind of -- it's so disrespectful to voters. abby: what does this mean, though, for voters going to polls? because it seems democrats are still trying to get over the fact that president trump won the election. if they want to make a difference and have that voice, they have to start winning elections; right? so why is this their focus, charles? why are they not saying, hey, we have to figure out what our agenda is. we have to figure out what we stand for.

>> and that, abby, is exactly why they lost in the first place. they don't have an agenda. it's a party built up of these coalitions, these special interest groups. and it works when it has worked alarmingly well over the years. but i don't think it's going to work going forward. and especially when you go back, and you look at what they did to bernie sanders in the primary, they completely rigged the primary so that hillary clinton would be the nominee. they wanted her to be the nominee because she would be the safe one, the guarantee winner. and then she loses. and then of course even worse, you have bernie sanders goes along with all of it. i think that, you know, people talk about the trouble that republicans are in, i don't see that. i see the democrats are -- the democratic party has a crackup coming, the likes of which we have never seen. >> but, charles, what if republicans don't do anything with health care? this is a big week gop facing now the white house pressure to pass a new health care bill. i'm going to ask you two questions.

one, will they get the vote? and two, if they don't, does that throw your entire narrative that you just gave us out the window? because americans put republicans in office for health care. >> i think it's going to be a -- it will certainly be a major black eye for them. but here's the -- and to answer your question, i don't see how they get the votes to do it. and then even if they do, remember how hard it was to get this through the house? well, they're going to have to do that again. do you think that this bill the senate has is magically going to go over in the house? i don't think it does. i think it will be trouble for everybody because i don't know how democrats run a campaign saying, you know, don't vote for republicans. they didn't fix our mess. the mess that we and we alone created called obamacare. i don't see how that's a winning strategy. once tries to get this passed, i think donald trump then

turns to okay. you're stuck with obamacare. i'm sorry. i did everything i could to fix it, but you're stuck with it. don't ever vote for another democrat again. abby: and then tax reform right, charles? >> i hope they do because that is an absolute winner. >> charles, always good to have you. >> thank you for being here. nice tie choice as well. >> i couldn't keep up, so i just said -- abby: bring you other headlines this morning. horrifying moments as a train drags an suv with two people trapped inside that car. the heroic rescue on a police officer's dash cam video. >> we're getting him to stop. we're getting him to stop. >> the police officer was driver near the tracks and was beating the window to get those passengers out. they're both now recovering as

to whether investigators look into when the driver was drunk. we'll keep an eye on that for you. and remember those violent left wing protests in berkeley and seattle? well, they're claiming they're the innocent ones here and it's all in self-defense. our own jessie waters calling them out. well, one of them, at least in an exclusive interview. >> was it self-defense when you firebombed a limousine during inauguration? >> yes. you know, a lot of violence is actually committed by these right-wingers who basically seek to make us look bad. abby: wow. there's a lot more where that came from. you can see the full interview airing at 8:00 p.m. eastern. you do not want to miss that. and the touching moment caught on camera. a group of pastors praying over president trump and the oval office. but now some of the mainstream media are making fun of that picture saying it was a strange thing to do. well, earlier, we spoke with one of the pastors there who tells us that wasn't the case at all. take a listen.

>> i just pray for his protection because i imagine the president to take him out, so we just pray for him and that's what we did. >> well, the pastors say the meeting that the president was in was completely unexpected. there you have it. and one california woman goes above and beyond when the comes to her puppy. leaving her nephew and dog sitter a dos and don't list. send a picture every day so i can she's okay. and don't hate her because you ain't her. we are her nephew sending frequent updates like this one of the little pomeranian getting ready for bed. the things we do for our dog. rick, you sympathize for me here. >> i don't get why that's a news story. isn't that's expected? >> i don't think all dog owners know that. >> that kind of update throughout the day?

>> if i don't get an update once a day to know that my dog is good with a cute picture, by the way. >> wow. i don't even check in on my kids. abby: what's the weather out there? >> it is humid. last week we were talking about due point, which news managers get mad when we show this. but where you have the green, that's where it is really humid and gross outside. even across parts of arizona. not a place you would normally so a he it, but that monsoon activity is going. here's what it feels like already this morning. it feels like 87 in dallas. you get the idea. it is really going to heat up here again with all of that humidity. we do have a lot of moisture out there still. less moisture today across parts of the northeast. the southeast, we're going to see some scattered showers because of that humidity and the heat that's going to go. and later on today again, more monsoonal going. and a little system is going to drop down out of canada and bring severe storms across parts of wisconsin late into today.

but here's your temperatures into 90 again. tomorrow, again, another hot day. >> hour on dew point. >> yes. we are. >> call that the mainstream media on weather? >> well, i think i called out just news bosses. they get mad when we put nerdy meteorological terms. abby: in general. thank you, rick. >> you bet. >> is america ready for senator kid rock? many say it's just a pr stunt. but elizabeth warren sounding the alarm. what the liberal senator has to say. i want that more than anything. i really want kid rock. >> and now he's getting tackled by the left for that shirt. we explain when we come back with hydrogenated oil... ...but real joyful moments are shared over the real cream in reddi-wip. ♪

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>> and welcome back. some quick headlines for you. debate raging over new england patriots coach bill bell check's t-shirt. here's the t-shirt and the life is great shirt. shows a cartoon military service man with a gun smiling attacks a man wearing a turban. the former knave seal who sells the shirt says he is selling the profits to the navy seal foundation. people are outraged about it. and this story is on the line. history is on the line this morning for tennis legend venus williams. she's playing right now where she's leading five games to four in the first set. if she wins, she'll be the oldest woman to win a grand slam event at 37 years old. currently that record held by her sister. abby, over to you. abby: good for her. thank you, clayton. well, we have good news about singer but what about kid rock? announcing his run for senate on wednesday and many are saying it's nothing more than

a pr stunt as he also released two of his songs. >> don't discount his bid, like politicians write books during their campaigns, i'm planning on putting out music during mine. it's not a hoax. it's a strategy and marketing 101. abby: and he's not the only one urging to take this seriously. senator elizabeth warren is nervous too. >> here katie, i was telling these guys upstairs, i think this is the change that america needs. but in reality, is this going to happen? >> i mean, he seems serious about it. he started the website. right now it just seems to have mostly merchandise on it. but for all intents and purposes, he started taking the steps. he hasn't filed any paperwork yet. but i'm honestly for it. i think it would be pretty exciting. but we'll see. i mean, he has to file that paperwork first to get there. abby: well, you do have some democrats, katie, that are even nervous about this. elizabeth warren. would be running in the state of michigan but elizabeth warren a big voice in the democratic party sent out this

e-mail. i know laugh people are thinking this is some sort of joke; right? but we all thought donald trump was joking when he announced his campaign too. sure, maybe this is just a marketing gimmick for a new album or tour. but we all thought donald trump was just promoting his reality tv show too. to her point saying, look, donald trump won the election. kid rock could too. so they're obviously concerned, though. >> let's take a minute, though, and note that senator elizabeth warren, this is her bread and butter. turning nothing into dollars. she's extremely good at fundraising like this. look at what she did with majority leader mitch mcconnell when she broke floor rules in the senate. she immediately went out and raked in a ton of cash in a fund raising effort. this is what she's extremely good at and doing the same thing here. do i actually knowledge she's concerned? not so much. but she knows an opportunity. she can smell the. and she's going to take it when she can. >> you can say a lot of things about senator elizabeth warren, but you cannot call her a stupid woman because she knows exactly what she is doing. >> yes. she does.

>> so realistically in the ten seconds we have remaining, where does this go? >> hopefully onward and upward. i'm team kid rock. i think it would be exciting to see. >> it certainly would be a race we would watch closely. katie, good to have you with us this morning. >> katie, thanks. >> up next, ready for a weekend get away? well, i am. kurt the cyber guy has everything you need to update your travel game like an electronic bike that you can fold up and put in your trunk. >> can't wait phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had tonight- four weeks without the car. okay, yup. good night. with accident forgiveness your rates won't go up just because of an accident. switching to allstate is worth it. whattwo servings of veggies? v8 or a powdered drink? ready, go. ahhhhhhhh! shake! shake! shake! shake! shake! done! you gotta shake it!

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here with some high-tech travel guy is kurt the cyber guy. >> good introduction. >> thank you. >> all you need to do is park this more or less anywhere besides new york city and have an amazing view. and don't you just not want to get out? >> i don't want to get out. >> these are a huge kid. they're floating chairs, and they have cup holders. >> oh, todd, thank you very much of. >> and it's already open. >> attach it to the trailer hitch of your car. >> you attach this to a universal trailer hitch of any car, so you're going to need that. they start at about $179. they go around to 220, 230. we found them on amazon. and what these are in addition to the five colors is really just a fun way to have a day trip, find the right spot. and i swear to you when you look at these reviews, people are, like, i love this. and you do. it's just a really comfortable hang out. >> i want to see if i can get out. >> oh, i can do it. i may fall. but, no, it's not hard to get

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it has vegetable curry in this. one of the designer chef winners event this and said no one does really good gourmet food that you can go out on the road or camping with, and she did it. we'll taste it in a little bit. >> kurt, i want to say this. this is made in california, another made in california. this is called the urb-e. they have four different models. they -- the grass is wet. it will go a top speed of 18 miles an hour, and then it will also fold up and at 30 pounds, you can more or less take it anywhere. you can take it on transportation, pop it in your truck, people could go with it, and it has its own trailer, so you can tow stuff around in life. >> all of this stuff is online. >> more fox and friends coming p new parodontax. the toothpaste that helps prevent bleeding gums. if you spit blood when you brush or floss you may have gum problems

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