>> catch him. catch him. the bat: >> look at the bat. >> get it out of the house. rob: family eventually got that bat out of the house. heather: have a great day. "fox & friends" starts right now. rob: see you later. >> hurricane irma, the most powerful category in history making landfall in antigua last night. >> do not sit and prepare. get prepared right now. >> the program known as daca that was effectuated under the obama administration is being rescinded. >> i have a love for these people and hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly. >> former president barack obama breaking with recent tradition of formers of not blasting the decisions of the current occupant of the office because he believes this is a matter of conscious. >> this is a moment of great concern, great fear, and great anxiety.

>> it's amazing to sit here and listen to people on both sides of the aisle come out and say no, this program is so good. where have you been for the past 10 years. >> president trump turns to tax reform. >> he will be in north dakota today to pitch his tax reform plan to voters with a little help from the other side of the aisle. steve: 6:01 in new york city. straight to a fox news alert. hurricane irma the most powerful hurricane in history making landfall in antigua overnight. it is how heading for florida. abby: florida now bracing for massive storm. manual da tore evacuation ordered in the keys and miami set to begin as early as this morning. >> president trump issuing emergency declaration as the monster storm packed with 180 miles per hour inches closer. steve: former governor rick scott national guard and urging millions in its projected path act now.

>> every family needs to have a plan. have a disaster preparedness kit and be ready today do. not sit and read and wait. get ready now. abby: this as we see heart-stopping video take a look at this as we see a pilot flying through hurricane irma shaking. pete: no thank you to that job. adam clots tracking hurricane irma's path and joins us live with the latest. good morning, adam. >> this is a real monster as we are talking about winds still at 185 miles per hour this morning moving west northwest 60 miles per hour. up next a u.s. territory. we wil moving towards san juan but really over-the-overnight hours. hurricane watches and warnings stretches all across the caribbean.

we are expecting this storm tore run just north of these islands eventually running over the bahamas here in the next couple of days as we get closer and closer to that eventual florida landfall. beginning to see that leading edge, very heavy rain heading that direction. drop a lot of the rain. the real story of this are the initial winds up to 185 miles per hour. gusting up to 225 miles per hour. it's stays a category 5 storm for a while. as you run through the caribbean, run on over to the bahamas, you start to run over land it loses some of that moisture that you run over the water. it begins to back down to a category 4 storm. eventually to a category 3 storm. but i'm taking you in to around saturday night into sunday morning will be just south of florida. that's when it's going to make its turn and head up in to florida. that's when you are talking about early monday morning. the only question at this point, guys is, it going to come up on the right-hand side, the east side of florida or come up in the

gulf of mexico? we are expecting that turn but we still aren't exactly sure where that turn is going to happen. so which side of florida is going to get it the worst yet. steve: man o man. wind gusts 225 miles per hour. abby: thank you, adam. we'll keep a close eye on that one. steve: yesterday we told you how 10 attorney generals were threatening to sue the administration unless they killed the damascus carks dreamer program. yesterday jeff sessions the attorney general came out and said it is unconstitutional. what we are going to do is we are going to rescind it. the previous president, barack obama, overstepped his authority, and we're going to give congress six months to figure out what to do about it. abby: yeah. this is what the president tweeted about. he said i worked forward to working with d's and r's in congress to address immigration reform to put hard working citizens of our country first. that's the message he continues to double down on. pete: it was pressroom mills of campaign. hard working americans who

pay taxes supportive of this government should be the priority not incentivizes illegal activity. of course he was asked about that decision and here is what he had to say. [. >> i have a great heart for the folks we are talking about. a great love for them. and people think of them as children but they are really young adults. i have a love for these people and hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly. steve: so there you have got the president of the united states who even though is he rescinding it even though he appears to be sympathetic towards the dreamers. talking about how he has a love for them. certainly what he is doing is he is doing something barack obama did not do. remember back in the george w. bush tried to get immigration reform passed. he couldn't do it. barack obama chose not to when he controlled both houses of congress. now, there are democrats who want something done. there are republicans who want something done.

there are a number of business leaders. they want these people to be allowed to stay in the country. it's now in congress' court. abby: you can't have both. you can't be in favor of the law of the land or rule of law and also have a heart and also have emotions. pete: i think you can be sympathetic to both. abby: you can but the narrative out there is you cannot. the question from the reporter how do you have heart in this? he says of course i have heater for the people. having a heart continue to have rules on the books. that ultimately creates real opportunities on this country. pete: have you hearts for all of your citizens that are here and want to see them all succeed and have the same opportunity. but, of course, reporters and commentators across the so-called mainstream media, some might say fake news media, they found another sinister motive. take a listen. >> we can there about the policy issues but there is cultural undertow this is

red meat to his base. sitting to deep seeded cultural anxiety about the changing nature of the country. >> there are people who feel threatened by immigrants and they are using this concept of unconstitutional as a -- >> he might do away with daca which is another moral line that he would be crossing which is something that would be enforcing or advancing a white supremacy agenda and also against what the majority of americans want. >> these are just a couple of snippets. it's racism. you are racist. that's why you are doing. this again, left wing politics obsessed with race based policy. identity policy. versus national identity. it's not race in general and sexual orientation that should define us president trump believes. we are all americans together. the rule of law will apply equally and show heart in doing so. >> steve: speaking of the rule of law, the president of the united states cannot make the laws of the land. that's what got us into this conundrum because barack obama who did not choose to get immigration reform

passed during his administration when he controlled. pete: such a big priority, steve, they didn't get it done. steve: exactly right. rush limbaugh reminds everybody, pete, you mentioned this a little while ago, this is one of the things donald trump ran on and now everyone's heads are exploding. >> what he did today is almost along the same line of pulling out the paris accord. rocked them. they didn't think it would happen. trump is not this callus. trump is not this cold hearted but trump knows his base. and he knows the impact all of this has had on the american economy and american jobs. and he is following through on one of his most predominant campaign commitments. abby: he is following through on campaign promise. left of center saying something very simple. what barack obama did was simply unconstitutional. so now what i'm going to do is happened it over to the place it should have been originally in the hands of congress. they need to figure out what to do with it from here.

steve: i wonder how barack obama feels about what the president did yesterday. abby: as we reported on the show yesterday he t. was likely he was going to say something if the president were to rescind daca. he did. he went out to give out his thoughts. to target these young people is wrong and cruel. up to members o members of congo protect these young people and our future ultimately about basic decency. 350e9 pete when he left the white house he told reporters he would speak out if he thought the basic values of america was under threat. what did he talk about the rule of law and constitution. what the president did yesterday was blow down the obama house of cards presidency, which is exactly what it was. steve: do that again? [blowing] pete: blowing over the house of cards of the barack obama presidency. steve: he said it a million times. pete: do we have videotape of what he said? said?pete. steve: yes i do,. >> sometimes when i talk to immigration advocates they wish i could just bypass congress and change the law

myself. but that's not how democracy works. >> this notion that somehow i can just change the laws unilaterally is just not true. there are laws on the books that i have to enforce. >> i know some people want me to bypass congress and change the laws on my own. that's not how our constitution is written. >> for me to simply through executive order ignore those congressional mandates, would not conform with my appropriate role as president. >> precisely because this is temporary, congress needs to act. steve: so there you have got the president of the united states at the time talking about how what he would eventually do couldn't do. now donald trump is being denounced for having congress to do the job that the president cannot. pete: that's where a lot of us have skepticism. what will congress actually do? they haven't been able to do it before. the words comprehensive immigration reform sounds great but there is devil in the details. if you don't secure the border first with a wall everything else seems secondary because you will

never solve the problem. will congress get to that knowing this president will enforce it. abby: how will it be covered? how will the media handle this? huge part of how we suggest what's going on. what's interesting here is president trump now has a real opportunity to maybe get comprehensive immigration reform done depending on what congress can do. that's something president obama was hoping could happen. he was hoping that would be his legacy. never did. now this is thrown to president trump and the ball is in his court now and in congress'. it's very interesting to see how this plays out and hope that they can. pete: you hope that they can. the track record of obviously resist democrats but g.o.p. leadership not so good. we will see what happens. steve: indeed. in fact the president himself tweeted out if congress can't do anything i will revisit it in six months. what do you think about this? email us right here. friends@foxnews.com because we are your friend friends@foxnews.com. abby: we have other headlines. jillian: we begin with a fox news alert.

international guard jet plunges into the ground killing one of our nation's heroes. unidentified pilot conducting a training exercise in southeast arizona. the fighting falcon was assigned to the arizona guard's 162nd wing which serves as the lead f-16 training unit. the cause of the crash is still unknown. we'll keep you updated. president trump going full steam ahead on tax reform. today he heads to north dakota to pitch his plan to voters and call on congress to get busy. >> more than tax reform it's tax cutting to put it in simple term. we are going to cut taxes for people, for individuals, for middle income families. we are going to reduce taxes for companies and those companies are going to produce jobs. jillian: north dakota senator heidi heitkamp will join the president on air force 1 today. she says she is eager to

hear the president wants plan. vote on 8 billion-dollar disaster aid package for hurricane harvey relief. the money would go partly towards replenishing fema's funds. we are learning the fate of one of harvey's victims. ar their adams stayed behind in rockport, texas to help board up homes after his family evacuated. his trailer caught fire in the storm killing him. adams leaves behind a wife and son. the house voting to honor bob dole with the congressional gold medal for his service as a soldier and lawmaker. the 94-year-old represented kansas in the house for 8 years and in the senate for more than 27 years. he set the record as the longest serving republican leader of the senate. the gold medal is the most distinguished and highest civilian honor given by congress. a look at your headlines on this wednesday. steve: a great american. pete: senator bob menendez goes on trial today. why won't anyone mention the fact that he is a democrat? you read a lot of the stories, they just happen to leave that out.

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today and a conviction could mean a major shift in congress. so naturally the mainstream media is all over it. but the one small detail they're missing in all the coverage, menendez is a democrat. here to weigh in staff writer for the federal list bree joins us our from our nation's capital. >> good morning. steve: why aren't the mainstream media members mentioning this guy is a democrat? >> yeah. the fact is they actually just aren't covering it. i actually went through and searched the transcriptions of cnn, msnbc, and fox news, and by comparison msnbc has only covered this story a grand total of three times. from the start of august until today. cnn has covered it a total of one time last night jake tapper had a segment on it. by contrast fox news has covered it at least 1 times by my count it is pretty clear. sorry, go ahead. steve: brey, i was going to say, if this was a republican to face bribery charges in decades that would be on all the

channels, right? >> yeah. especially given the fact that if he is convicted, and if governor chris christie, who is a republican does get to choose his successor, obviously that's going to change the political make jump of the senate. there is going to be one more republican in the senate if it all happens that way. so, i think you are right in the fact that if the shoe were on the other foot and if it were a republican on trial, it would be all over it. and i mean the "new york times" published a 1300 piece detailing the case and totally left out the fact that he was a democrat. and then they tried to sneakily self-edit it. if you now look at this story it, does mention that is he a democrat and only one time in the fourth paragraph. steve: how do you explain this sort of journalism? >> it is very clear they are quite literally not covering this story. when they are, they are literally not mentioning the fact they are democrat because they don't think it's relevant for whatever reason. i think it really just shows an afundamental bias, right in the fact they don't think this is a major news story.

they don't think the fact that he is a democrat is at all relevant. i think it just really goes to underscore the fact that, you know, they are just viewing reality in a totally different paradigm. steve: well, it's something to think about. there is a lot of news out there right now. at the same time you would think that they could find a spot or two to cover this big story. all right, bre, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you for having me. steve: folks at home, what do you think about that? email us at foxnews.com or tweet us or facebook. who hung this highway banner that says more dead cops. the clue they left behind straight ahead. and how should the trump administration deal with north korea's latest threats? former green beret commander michael waltz works in the white house. he lays out the options and the fallout next. ♪ ♪

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pete: the u.s. and allies contemplating the next move after north korea test sixth and most powerful bomb to date. this as new reports surface that the rogue nation is preparing for more missile tests and threatening to quote send gift packages to the u.p.s. what options are truly on the table? here to weigh in retired green beret commander and former counter terrorism advisor to cheney colonel michael waltz. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. pete: you say there are three different avenues but specifically a diplomatic avenue, military avenue and economic avenues. what if n. particular in each one of those lanes county u.s. do to prevent kim jong un from getting exactly what he wants? >> there are some things that we can do, i think, to change the chinese calculus. they are key here. pete: that would be the diplomats i can side. >> that would be on the diplomatic side, that's right. the chinese are trying to have it both ways. on the other hanat one time they agree with us but

on the other hand they don't enforce the sanctions but they are afraid if they choke north korea off economically the union will collapse. friendly to the u.s. right on chinese borders. how do we change that calculus diplomatically and eventually militarily so that they see north korea as more of a problem than it's worth and they take meaningful action? pete: how do you squeeze china just briefly on that. what more can be done to bring them to that table? >> militarily, a couple of things. one, south korea has asked for tactical nukes for the united states to look at reintroducing tactical nuclear weapons back into the south korean peninsula. we had pulled them out under bush sr. and the south korean defense minister recently asked for us to put those back. in secondly, the japanese are looking to hugely modify and increase the lethality of its military. its constitution con strains its post world war ii constitution con strains the

japanese from taking offensive military action. i think if we look at both of those things in a serious way, that will in a big way wake the chinese up to where they look at a changing regional dynamic. it's adversaries and its rivals, the south koreans and the japanese backed by the united states starting to step things up to where they look at continuing the status quo with north korea as more of a problem than it's worth. i think it's only then will they start to take meaningful action. pete: you mentioned the military attack nukes first strike capability or a response. we are doing a lot of military exercises in the region. is that effective as a show of force or only forces kim jong un to go faster so he can preempt our preemption on the military side. >> it's a response that we have to have and have to make to show our capability. but, pete, to be honest with you, we have been doing this for years. this tit-for-tat and war games. but i think -- and i don't think that the north koreans are going to respond to that who we need to respond are the chinese. if the chinese see japan

rearming in an offensive way and they see nukes getting back into south korea in a way they seriously don't like, this may change the calculus enough where they take action against kim jong un and either force him to stop or force regime change in north korea on chinese terms so that that allays some of their fears but stops this march towards what could be a horrible war on the peninsula. pete: you talked about the diplomatic and military options. the economic size is where you can put the squeeze on vis-a-vis china as well. talk about that. >> we have just started and we, being the treasury department, sanctioning chinese entities and russian entities both banks and individuals and companies that are doing business with north korea. we need to continue that. i think we need to expand it and then we need to build an international coalition so it's not just the united states sanctioning those international -- sanctions those chinese entities,

australia, europe, southeast asia allies and others so that, again, now you have economic pain, have you military and diplomatic threshold being raised against china to where all of those things combined force change in their attitude towards north korea because right now china is content with the status quo. they really don't mind having a buffer state. and the collapse of the north koreaible regime scares them more than all of those other factors. pete: great point. we have to change the calculus going forward. >> absolutely. and very fast. pete: and quickly. >> and very fast. pete: thanks a lot. appreciate your expertise. >> you got it. pete: a fox news alert. irma is now the most powerful hurricane in recorded history. where is it headed and what do you need to know? we're tracking it all. and, first, the patriots -- first the patriots deflate gate and another new england team caught cheating in the bombshell allegations against the boston red sox and how they used the apple watch to do it.

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powerful. letting toward florida. pete: governor scott declaring a natural disaster emergency. inching closer to the u.s. steve: adam clots is tracking hurricane irma's path. it looks like it's heading to the keys and goes straight up toward florida. adam: we have a very big turn. northwest direction moving 16 miles per hour. it is going to make that turn shooting right up north. we have seen it lesser an tis lease. next big hit is going to be puerto rico. looking at all the watches and warnings stretching across the caribbean. going to move north of the islands passing over the bahamas. next landfall. not likely to make landfall in puerto rico but none the less going to be a powerful one. dropping a whole lot of rain as it moves past. heaviest rain is always on the right side of this storm. all of these islands are on the left side. means it's on the good side. 6 to 8 inches. biggest storm with this particular system is wind damage. winds of 185 miles per hour

gusting up to 225 miles per hour very powerful storm. satellite and radar in san juan. you are beginning to see outer bands and reaches so far the radar. you are beginning to see outer bands of very heavy rain moving closer and clovesser. that rain is going to pick up in that area closer today. the storm moving through tonight, wednesday night for san juan, okay, you are watching this track, wednesday 180 miles per hour. the winds do begin to calm down especially as you run over the bahamas. you run over land without that very warm water underneath to you fuel, this it is going to weaken a little bit. by the time we get into saturday, falling down to category 4. that's when we are just south, saturday night into sunday that's when you are just south of florida and you suddenly see a turn. it's been going northwest. all of the sudden shoot straight to the north. that's when we start to see all these different paths. right now they are all kind of in agreement that we're going to turn here on the east side of florida. maybe running up into the carolinas. again, that's been shifting every single pass, guys.

all we know definitely turning north. impacting florida, maybe the east coast as well. abby: smaller storm but powerful. steve: very compact. i have been reading the south florida newspapers schools closing in anticipation. where do they go. for the universities and stuff like that. do they go inland you? can't go inland we just saw that plot goes right up through the middle of the state. pretty much everybody i know down in florida who has a house down there already put up the shutters. and it is impossible to get water in south florida right now. i was reading, i think it was on the palm beach post. they said that they had talked to one fellow who figured a way around it. and that was he was ordering water on amazon prime because they would deliver it, you know, via air shipment free and he is apparently getting all sorts of pet foods and water and supplies delivered tomorrow, he hopes.

abby: that is smart. i hope everyone is listening. my in-laws live in florida they said already the stores are empty. getting water. and the lines are so long you can't get gas. pete: there was a good lead time on harvey. we were talking about it last weekend on "fox & friends." rick was saying prep now. hopefully a lot of people have done that. steve: the difference with harvey. harvey was a big rainmaker because it stalled right over houston whereas this is going to make that big turn that adam just showed us and travel up through florida at this point. maybe 15 miles per hour. abby: let's get to jillian for other headlines we are following. jillian: good morning to you. the man who told 911 he may have killed his wife after taking too much cold medicine he could face the death penalty. a judge telling matthew phelps if is he convicted he could also face life in prison. phelps an inspiring pastor did not enter a plea.

a call for violence against men and women who protect us. a banner reading, quote: more dead cops draped over an overpass in upstate, new york sparking outrage. >> it's not safe nowadays. it shouldn't be like that. >> we are talking about people who put their lives every day on the line for strangers. jillian: banner included an a with a circle around it similar symbol used by antifa at riots. one man going at his wife range to prove it works. we want to warn you may find this disturbing. [[applause] wow, that's columbian businessman miguel who is hoping to start selling his bullet proof clothes in the united states. as you can see. he is willing to shoot anyone brave enough to wear them to prove his designs

work. steve: bad idea. jillian: let's talk about this. a new cheating scandal rocking new england, you probably heard of the patriots' cheating scandal. now there is something called i gate involves the boston red sox. the team admitting they used apple watch to cheat in a series against the rival yankees last month. the league says the yankees caught red sox trainers communicating pitcher's signals to their batteries using a watch in the dugout. the red sox are expected to face a penalty. cheating goes on all the time. pete: haven't people been stealing signals forever? abby: how did they find that? find someone with their watch? jillian: yankees had video of one of the trainers in the dugout using a watch. now the red sox are also claiming that the yankees are cheating. it's going to go on and on and on. it's never going to end. where are you going? steve: headlines today in the tabloids in new york

boston cheat party. abby: dirty socks. well played. red sox are doing well. see what happens. pete: see how the rest of the country feels about the yankees by the way. just letting you know. pete: thank you, jillian. president trump giving congress six months to come up with replacement for damascusca. next guest has come up with something. congressman carlos on deck. steve: he caught his wife cheating and recorded the evidence on his iphone. now is he facing up to 15 years in prison. huh? is justice being served in that story? the debate in the next hour. abby: this is interesting one. he is one of hollywood's greatest heroes now arnold schwarzenegger's daughter is following in his footsteps. catherine schwarzenegger is joining us live in a few moments. there she is getting all made up ♪ the sweetest thing

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ash be a texas can now use new voter i.d. law in upcoming elections. federal court ruling that texans without an i.d. can cast their ballot if they present an alternative form of i.d. and sign official documents reasonable impediment keep them from getting a proper i.d. supporters say the rules are necessary to prevent voter fraud. also this a problem now suspected in chicago. the head of the city's republican party claims that the board of elections reported thousands more votes cast than actual voters in the 2016 election. that's according to the party of freedom of information act request revealed more than 14,000 extra votes. the board of elections says the data is incomplete. steve and pete? steve: the trump administration moving to end daca and calling on congress to do something about it

quickly at least in the next six months. pete: many calling out congress to push the legislation aid those shielded by the program. here is laura ingraham's take. >> we're not talking about mass deportation of people. it's about giving work permits and federal benefits to people who are as advanced in their age as the age of 36. if congress wants to push basically a de facto amnesty of a million people and think that somehow middle america is going to stand up and cheer, good luck. pete: will these new bills just become veiled amnesty for those previously under daca protection? steve: that's the wonder. the sponsors of one of the proposed bills recognition of children's act car lofs joins us from our nation's capital. good morning to you. >> good morning. finance good to be with you. steve: the president essentially made it very clear through his attorney general yesterday that the former president didn't have the authority to do what he

did and now it's up to you guys in congress to fix it. what are you going to do? what's your plan? >> well, the president has been very explicit. he expects congress to do our work as he said yesterday morning on this daca issue. and i have legislation that will recognize these young people, some of who arrived. >>the united states as little children as measures that why it's called recognizing america's children act. they would have to earn it. three paths to earn legal status in the united states. you either have to serve in the military. you have to work. so you have to be a productive member of society. or you can earn a degree in higher education. whether it be a college degree or vocational degree. and we're going to, for five years, make sure that you meet those requirements after those five years, then you can get legal permanent residence. pete: are you talking about citizenship? >> well, eventually these people on their own could apply for citizenship. but the bill in no way

guarantees citizenship. pete: critic also say that could be de facto amnesty. does your bill include border enforcement, a wall? do you support the reality that if you don't address that than any immigration reform just becomes a revolving door? >> i think certainly this kind of legislation could be paired with border security. it could be paired with other reforms to immigration system. pete: wouldn't you say it needs to be? otherwise, we're focusing on folks that are here illegally and not on law abiding tax-paying citizens who feel like a lot of the policies pursued so far haven't served their interest. >> i certainly support stronger border security. i support reforming our visa system because a lot of people talk about the border and the wall but they don't talk about the fact that about half of the people who are here illegally overstayed their visas so the border has really nothing to do with it i support all of that. here is what the president called for yesterday. he called for action on this

issue. and here is the solution. a conservative version of legislation that recognizes these young people. and people talk about de facto amnesty but let's talk about the fact that these young people are de facto americans. they grew up in this country, they went to our schools. they are working here. they are paying taxes. some of them are willing to lose their lives for this country, to risk their lives for this country. so these kids are de facto americans. it's about time that the law recognizes them as such. and the president realizes that. that's why he is calling for action. the alternative to action is that these young people are subject to deportation in a matter of months. and obviously, in calling for action, the president doesn't support that position. so i urge all of my colleagues, republicans and democrats, sure, let's work together on a broader immigration package. let's secure the border. let's enforce the rule of law in this country. but let's also address these young people who are

contributing to this great country who love this country just as much as we do. and, by the way, how amazing could it be if donald trump could sign legislation that george w. bush wanted to sign and couldn't. barack obama wanted to sign and couldn't. they failed. he can succeed. that would truly be something historic. steve: that would be something. congressman, thank you very much for making that point. before did you go though, you actually represent the southern most district of florida congressional district. tell us about where your family is right now and what are your plans regarding hemmer. >> my wifhurricane irmanchestery daughter and wife are back home. it looks like this storm could impact the entire state. i'm heading home tonight. there is important work to be done here in washington. but i just can't be here while my family is preparing for this massive storm. i actually have even considered asking my wife and daughters to leave town even though i'm going back. but i think we are just going to stay at home and

what i ask every floridaian is to listen to state authorities. governor scott is doing a wonderful job. listen to your local authorities in miami-dade county. monroe county. the florida keys. everyone must evacuate the florida keys. this storm could have a devastating impact on the florida keys. i hate to even mafing what could happen in the florida keys. so it's very important for everyone to take this very seriously. pete: thank you, congressman. we are thinking about you and everyone in your district as well. steve: jeff sessions quoted law professor jonathan turley in his defense of ending daca yesterday. the professor who voted for president obama here live with what the law says coming up. pete: is he one of hollywood's greatest heroes now arnold schwarzenegger's daughter is following in his footsteps. catherine schwarzenegger joins us live next. she is in the living room with abby. dynamic performance, so you can own the road.

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i decided to keep my little dog maverick. abby: where did you find him? >> he was found under the freeway in downtown l.a. i got him when he was found under the freeway. he was sick when he was little. i saw how kids responded. you could get a dog with a story. and i wanted to create this book to teach kids all about animal rescue and responsibility because animals are a huge responsibility as you know. and just to, you know, show them the option of animal rescue so when the time comes to get their first pet they might choose to adopts. abby: good for young kids to learn about animals. a responsibility. but most importantly love. >> unconditional love. abby: i get home after a long day sometimes not always an easy day and my golden retriever just lost me no matter what. >> what's so amazing about animals is that they love you no matter what have you done that day. they don't judge you. they just have the same constant love all the time to. have that at any age, especially when you are a child is such an incredible gift. abby: it really is how can

have you tips as well for people to help out animals that they find? >> i'm obviously, i know that not everybody can go ahead and adopt a dog. fostering is a huge gift that i highly recommend for everyone to try especially when you are thinking of giving a pet. also volunteer at local shelter. so many ways to help animals that need a second chance at life and at love. and i really hope that kids learn from this book and get excited about the animals that are available for adoption. abby: it's an adorable book and your third one. congratulations. >> thank you. abby: you are, what, 25, 26. >> 27 but thank you. abby: unbelievable. say hi to them for us. >> i will. thank you for having me. abby: now to a fox news alert. irma making landfall as the most powerful hurricane in u.s. history. we are tracking it all here in the u.s. we are tracking it as it inches closer. corey lewandowski joins us live right after this. ♪ ♪ this is not a cloud.

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♪ steve: hurricane irma the most powerful had history. pete: it's going to make its turn around head up into florida. that's what we are talking about monday morning. >> don't sit and get prepared. get prepared now. >> the program known as daca that was effectuated under the obama administration is being rescinded. >> i have a love for these people and now hopefully congress will be able to help them and do it properly. >> former president barack obama breaking with recent tradition of formers of not blasting the decisions of the current occupant of the office because he believes this is a matter of conscience. >> this is a matter of great concern, great fear, and great anxiety. >> amazing to sit here and listen to people on both sides of the aisle come out and say oh, no, this program is so good. where have you been for the past 10 years? steve: the bribery trial of u.s. senator robert menendez

of new jersey set to begin today it could mean a major shift in congress. >> that's going to change the political makeup of the senate. there is going to be one more republican in the senate. >> president trump now turns to tax reform. >> he will be in north dakota today to pitch his tax reform plan to voters with a little help from the other side of the aisle. ♪ pete: we head straight to a fox news alert. hurricane irma the most powerful hurricane in record history making landfall as a category 5 storm slamming the caribbean. steve: look at those pictures. brand new images showing hurricane irma unleashing winds over 180 miles per hour. that's maximum sustained winds actually can exceed 200. monster storm now as it's now heading towards the united states. abby: right towards florida. now bracing for that storm that stated mandatory evacuation orders in the keys and in miami set to begin this morning. pete: president trump already issuing emergency

declarations as hurricane irma inches closer. rick scott the national guard and urging millions in its projected path to act now. >> the family needs to have a plan have a disaster preparedness kit and be ready today. do not sit and wait. get ready now. >> if you are going to create the worst case scenario, that's what we're now looking at. abby: this as we see a heart stopping video of a pilot flying through hurricane irma, that plane rattling and shaking, collecting data to predict its future movement. steve: meanwhile the president of the united states has just sent out a tweet in the last 30 seconds regarding the hurricane and what he said was this: watching hurricane closely, my team, which is doing such a good team in texas is already in florida. no rest for the weary. you know what's interesting about that particular comment is i was reading

some things, i think, in the palm beach coast this morning where a couple people that talked to the reporters said we are worried that fema ran out of relief money in texas. but, of course, the president is something for more money to shore up the coffers of fema. abby: so important he get on it which he did for hurricane harvey and now is he for whatever happens with hurricane irma. let's go over to adam klotz who joins us with the latest. what are you seeing? adam: this is a really big one. winds still at 185 miles per hour. still a category 5 storm. overnight we began to see landfall moving across the northern edgers there of the lesser antilles. coming up next is going to be puerto rico. san juan can expect this going into the evening and overnight hours. everything you are looking at in red in that area that is a hurricane warning. this is going to take a path just north of the island. we are not expecting another landfall here until it runs over the bahamas. another area where you are looking at hurricane warning

currently in place. this is a satellite and radar from the last 12 hours. again, it can only reach out so far. this is a radar on the island of puerto rico. beginning to see those initial bands of very heavy rain moving closer and closer. they will begin with that heavy wind this afternoon. main brunt of that storm coming through the overnight hours. still a category 5 storm. pay attention to 185 mile-per-hour winds. put this in motion. as you run over the bahamas, you are running over land. all this heat and moisture, that fuels these storms. so you hit some land, slows down just a bit. there you are saturday at 2:00 a.m. just north of cuba. we are getting into sunday morning by the time we are just south of florida, continuing to slow down a little bit. there you are monday morning at 120 olympic winds. still a very powerful storm. and, steve, you mentioned something about this a little bit earlier. we get this turn here. this is not a hurricane harvey. harvey sat there five days. we are talking 40 to 50 inches. this one is going to keep moving. wherever it makes landfall

it's going to hit 24 hours later it's going to be gone. 12 to 18 inches much rain. still very strong winds very big storm. we aren't going to be talking about all that flooding we have seen in houston, guys? steve: the track had been to the west of florida and now it looks right in the middle. adam: it's right in the middle. even the most recent models are shifting it back a little bit east. that's still something we will see change in the next couple of days. abby: expect to hit sunday morning. adam: looking at sunday morning this point. really running in there monday morning. even that is shifting at this point. abby: we'll be back with you soon, thank you, adam. steve: sun is coming up over the island of saint martin. we have new video that shows exactly what happened. as can you see. pete: cars underwater. steve: looks like it's near a marine. boats in the background. at least two feet of water as the storm surge. that is always one of the things you have to worry about the hurricane number one killer during a hurricane is the storm surge. abby: must have been category 4 or 5 when it hit

saint martin at that moment. you think about the strength of the winds. you see how much rain hit there once it does hit the u.s. it won't linger around like hurricane harvey did. that was the real tragedy it kept going up the coast there. steve: winds right now at 185. president trump just tweeted as well at 6:53 this morning: hurricane looks like largest ever recorded in the atlantic. pete: got to be ready for it and preparations are certainly underway. that's not the only big news that's coming. of course, yesterday attorney general jeff sessions stepped up to the podium and said the program known as daca is being rescinded. rescinding the executive order that this white house believes was illegally and unconstitutionally instatued to allow dreamers to stay in this country and not potentially face deportatio deportation. abby: president trump spoke out about this yesterday. this is about putting hard working citizens first. here is what he said.

>> mr. president, how is your daca position treating a heart? >> i have a great heart for the folks we are talking about. a great love for them and people think in terms of children but they are really young adults. i have a love for these people and hopefully now congress will be able to help them and do it properly. abby: i don't know if you heard the question at the top of that clip but the reporter says, mr. president, how is daca decision treating dreamers with heart? because this idea oftentimes we have heard in the mainstream media that you did not be in favor of the law. but also have emotion and compassion for the dreamers that are here. steve: i'm glad you brought that up because, you know, the president has been sympathetic towards the dreamers. he said yesterday he loved the dreamers. and then, according to axios this morning, the president has told his associates he does not want the dreamers punished. so, it will be interesting what happens. he has kicked the can down

pennsylvania avenue, congressman is going to have to do something about it. nonetheless, when you listen to the coverage by the mainstream media, they see something sinister in what the president has done. listen to this. >> think about the policy issues but there is this cultural undertow this is red meat to his base. speaking to a deep seeded cultural anxiety about the changing nature of the country. >> there are people who feel threatened by immigrants and they're using this concept of unconstitutional as a -- >> he might do away with daca which is another moral line that he would be crossing which is something that would be enforcing, advancing a white supremacy agenda and also against what the majority of americans want. pete: again the left and so-called mainstream media always obsessed with racially obsessed politics. what they go back to every time national. do you want to have borders or borderless world? do you want to have citizenship or de facto americans and global citizens? do you want to have the rule

of law or the rule of men? what barack obama did was a house of cards presidency. executive order after executive order, that said i'm going to ignore what the law is and do what i think is best. and he said time and time again he couldn't do it and then he did it anyway. abby: even he said it was unconstitutional and 15 months later went through with that executive order. to your point, pete, this is not about politics. this is president trump saying, look, this is the law of the land. what president obama did was unconstitutional. this should be in the hands of congress. and this is where it is going to go. let's see if they can actually do their job. pete: congress so good at doing their job. steve: absolutely. tucker took on a member of congress last night. a democrat from the great state of texas. tucker asked him a great question. is he willing to put illegal immigrants ahead of unemployed americans in his districts. here's the answer. >> so you are saying that none of the 28,000, 26,000 people in your district want a job that one of the dreamers have? they don't want those jobs? is that what you ever

saying? >> of course they want' the jobs. >> then why would you be giving preference to someone here illegally. >> they are not here illegally. pete: we had another republican congressman on earlier in the program saying the president wants us to get daca done. we have to get it done. the president also wants you to get the wall built. how can is a run with democrats on a daca that prioritizes illegal immigrants. have a heart. we want them to succeed. but that's the emphasis. people get really frustrated with that. steve: that congressman made a great point. george w. bush tried to do it. he couldn't do it. barack obama chose not to when he had both houses of congress as a democrat. he chose not to do it. the congressman did. wouldn't it be great if president trump could do what those two presidents couldn't and get some sort of planned immigration. abby: immigration reform. you imagine after all those attempts and it falls on president trump's lap.

congress, this suspect to you now. i think where the real challenge is going to be is within the republican party. two different factions going on. some that say that are same pathetic. paul ryan siding with nancy pelosi on this one. pete: i love it when paul ryan swidz nancy pelosi. abby: how did l. that infighting go? how will that play out? pete: what do you think about this topic and emails and facebook posts have been pouring in. thomas on facebook says you caused this, mr. obama not working with congress but doing everything by executive order. don't blame trump for your shortcomings. what you ordered was unconstitutional. steve: that's what the attorney general said yesterday. meanwhile an email from linda, president trump did what was right and corrected an overreach made by mr. obama. real people, dreamers, my children are real people with dreams. congress has seemed to have foregotten that. abby: sounds like trump and obama want the same thing. immigration reform and protection for daca youth. maybe the president could invite the obama to join with him in coming to the solution that congress can vote on.

they need lots of help. pete: democrats have been so on citizen nant on border security. do the cycle again if you don't secure the borders. you have to do what this president wants to do. that will be the sticking point for nancy pelosi and democrats. steve: this is how things get done in washington. you want one thing. i want another. let's figure out how we get a little something. abby: that's a good idea. inviting barack obama in to help. this is all something that we all need to come together on. we all should want immigration to happen. pete: i would like barack obama to stay right where is he. right over there. abby: think about democrats in congress how do they go home to constituents. have you mid terms around the corner say we had this on the table to deal with daca and we didn't do anything with it. a lot of pressure. steve: stay tuned, folks. meanwhile, coming up. top story of the day attorney general jeff sessions yesterday quoted law professor jonathan turley in his defense of ending dockca. that professor who did vote for president obama once

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>> in ordering this blanket exception, president obama was nullifying partly of a law that he simply disagreed with. if a president can claim sweeping discretion to expend key federal laws, the entire legislative process becomes little more than a pretense. steve: there have you got the attorney general of the united states jeff sessions quoting jonathan turley during his daca announcement yesterday morning. the professor joins us right now life from washington good morning to you, sir. >> hi, steve. how are you? steve: i'm okay. were your ears burning yesterday morning? >> i should come clean i was using the attorney general's apple watch to send my

testimony. you could send him looking down at his watch. i regret the decision. i'm sorry. steve: look at you. as timely as today's headlines. you have been very clear what the attorney general was quoting is you were saying that barack obama didn't have the authority to do what he did he did what he did anyway. >> that's right. many of us warned the democrats that they were creating this type of uber presidency under president obama and allowing him to essentially go it alone to take unilateral action. daca was always a legislative app. it was done by executive proclamation. but he tried to get this program through congress and failed. and he turned around and decided he would do it himself that's not an option for a president. this is going back to where it should have remained which is in congress. steve: sure. and the president simply cannot write laws on his own. so essentially president trump is giving congress a do-over, isn't he? >> that's exactly right.

wanted congress to resolve these issues through compromise and debate. it's not always neat. sometimes it doesn't happen. that's the option you have as a president. you either compromise or change congress. there is not a third option. so, when obama did that, i think he stepped outside the line. and another related act, daca cass struck down by the fifth circuit because of its constitutional infirmities. steve: sure. so now it's going to be kicked tote to the other end of pennsylvania avenue where republicans and democrats will have to figure out okay, you want the dreamers to stay in this country and we want immigration reform republicans might say. do you think they can in this bitter political environment professor actually each side get something that they want? >> >> i think they can. the key here is to make it clear to everyone. that they either resolve it

in congress or it doesn't get resolved. part of the problem i had with what president obama did is he circumvented congress and by doing that he reduce dollars the pressure to get things done. i think it's very important to say that the people's representatives in congress will have to come together. and we are divided as a nation on immigration. it's going to be tough. but we need to make that decision. it shouldn't come from a presidential or judicial proclamation. >> real quickly. the president tweeted out last night. if congress doesn't do something about it, he would revisit it in six months. he could put it back in to order, right? >> he could. but i really thought that tweet weakened his position ohe had clarity in saying this belongs with congress. that's where it should remain. i think that congress could get something done if they know that they have to do it. steve: jonathan turley the owner, apparently of an iphone watch and apple watch, thank you very much, sir, for joining us live today. >> thank you. steve: all right. coming up, he was caught cheating his wife -- he caught his wife cheating,

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they are just viewing reality in a totally different paradigm. jillian: this will be the first trial of a sitting u.s. senator in almost a decade. a controversial confederate statue will soon be removed from charlottesville, virginia. the unanimous vote to remove stonewall jackson comes weeks after violent and deadly protests rock the city sparked by plans to remove another confederate monument honoring robert e. lee. the council is now exat the keating the statue. leaders want both monuments moved to a museum. abby? jillian: thank you, jillian. punished twhis. a husband catchings his wife in bed with her boss could now face 15 years in prison for illegal surveillance after tracking him with his iphone app. who is more in the wrong here? we're going to debate it now lisa garber and criminal defense attorney and former head county prosecutor robert, we have been sitting here debating this before

the segment started. it really is an interesting case. you think about this man, this husband what he is doing with emotionally catching his wife cheating on him. his fault if we don't note if released these videos or not but he could go to jail. >> if this man goes to jail. i can tell you as the head prosecutors when these cases come through. look at different circumstances and apply the rule of reason as to why somebody should go to jail for the same amount of time as someone who committed a rape or murder sometimes goes to jail, this was a man who was distressed. infidelity, the burglary charge that was filed. we were talking about this before a little bit off camera is not a valid charge because you have to have an intent to commit a crime when he went in there. all he was doing was trying to catch his wife in an act of infidelity, was it a good thing to do? no. from a prosecutor's point of view i'm not putting a man in jail for this. abby: this man was following his wife on the ipad app.,

found where she was. ended up walking in the house, it was unlocked, right, the door was, went, in found them together in the bedroom and filmed a couple videos and then got into some altercation. lisa, you see this from a cyber security angle. what concerns you about what happened? >> first thing, i think people don't realize what the settings are on all of these devices. find my iphone, find my i pad. you can track everybody. basically permitting in a family setting who has access to your devices and cloud accounts. so important to understand that. abby: is that illegal to do. >> it's completely illegal because the spouses are likely sharing this responsibility to pay for these devices. and the other issue is he filmed these people in the midst of an act, in new jersey that's invasion of privacy. there is federal and state law that comes in to play. new jersey especially, they really protect invasion of privacy issues. abby: that could be where the problem lies. robert, i'm thinking about the jury here when never sitting there listening to this man emotionally talking

about what his wife is going through cheating with on him with her boss. >> first of all he was overcharged. secondly a great point. called jury nullification. we know this as prosecutors technically he violated the law but they are going to feel so sympathetic to him. they will understand this was a really unbelievable situation since the caveman, spouses have been going to over caves and spying on other spouses. abby: we didn't always know about that, lisa. that's what makes it more challenging. >> it reads like 60's cinema with divorce italian style. two wrongs don't make a right. >> yeah. but when you are talking about a jury looking at putting somebody in jail for something like this. this wasn't a random stranger that went into a location and decided. >> it's a random stranger he walked into the woman boss' homes. >> he was following his son's ipad. it wasn't her ipad. i don't see 12 people yard pushing a button and putting that man in jail.

i don't see it. abby: speaks to the challenges we face going forward with technology. they have happened for years and years but how do we deal with it today? >> exactly. now the technology is transforming. so many ways to lose that privacy. abby: there is lisa and robert, we will continue to debate this i'm sure once the commercial goes on. thank you. >> thank you. abby: coming up a record number of people are getting shot in the streets of chicago. don't worry, mayor rahm emanuel is on the case. >> as it relates to what president trump said, we will be a trump-free zone. have you nothing to worry about. abby: does he have his priorities straight? we're going to report and you can decide on that. president trump taking his tax reform message on the road today. he will be joined on air force one by a democratic senator. corey lewandowski is here next on why he thinks that is so important. he joins us next.

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steve: overnight images, hurricane irma the most powerful atlantic hurricane are in recorded history slamming that island overnight. brand new video showing the category 5 storm hitting with winds over 200 miles per hour the moment it hits saint martin. abby: that video is unreal. it is on the move heading straight towards the u.s., towards florida. governor rick scott activating the national guard declaring a state of emergency as the monster storm packed with winds over 180 miles per hour inches closer to the u.s. pete: our own adam clots tracking its path right now giving us updates all morning. adam: this is a big one. taking a look at 35 miles southeast of saint martin moving that direction at 16 miles per hour. those folks need to be taking cover. wind storm 185 miles per hour. once we move through the lesser antilles, san juan, puerto rico is up next likely passing by in the overnight hours tonight.

that's the system they will be dealing with no surprise here, we are looking at all the islands under hurricane warnings, puerto rico tonight again and moving onto the dominican republic, haiti, all just north of these islands running through the bahamas and then coming up next, guys, we are really looking at sunday morning time line is when we're getting south of florida and have a better idea of where it is going to turn and who is going to be most effected. steve: by the way the house of representatives is scheduled to vote it looks like later this morning on $8.5 billion for hurricane harvey relief. which is good news. pete: may need more soon. right now we will bring in senior advisor and spokesperson for america first action corey lewandowski. corey, thanks for joining us this morning. the white house took a big step yesterday. the attorney general announcing the rescinding of daca, believing it to be unconstitutional. fulfilling campaign promise of this president. predictably the left goes nuts and how heartless it is. we know it's t. was tough to the president.

what do you expect from congress. >> what i expect from congress which is easy part is more inaction. what we have seen in the first eight months of this administration they have not been able to fulfill the promises that the american people have sent him there to do which includes repealing and replacing obamacare. we don't have a tax reform package done yet. we don't have infrastructure spending plan done yet. 11 legislative days left in the month of september where they are going to work. i don't think congress is going to take action any time soon. but, look, this was a big decision coming out of the white house. and what we have seen from the left following this decision was attacks on individuals in the white house. i specifically look at the congressman from illinois, louis guterres who attacked general kelly a four star marine called into question his service to this country. very disturbing to me in hyper partisan that decision is made by the president, executed by the staff. announced by the attorney general and the personal attacks by members of

congress on someone who is a four star marine retired general is very disturbing to me. steve: well, is he also a gold star family. he lost his son in service to our nation. corey, i think a lot of people watching right now are shocked that you would say that you are expecting inaction on the part of congress because if you were watching tv yesterday as many congressman could possibly run to a camera did said we have got to do something to save these kids. >> steve, this is the thing. they have been saying this all along. what has happened as you know for seven years congress took votes to repeal and replace obamacare. when the time came this year to make the final vote because they knew a president would sign the bill they couldn't get it done. they have had 8 months so far to deal with this issue. they have had years to deal with this issue under the previous administration and they chose not to do it. it becomes a priority when they don't like what the president's actions are i don't think congress is now ready to move forward and get a piece of legislation done. look, they had this chance. it was called the gang of 8 bill. they couldn't get it done before. they are not going to get it

done now. i don't think all the american people have the confidence in congress if they did they would have greater than 8% approval rating. abby: something everybody is waiting on is tax reform. something the president has started to travel the country with these rallies about this real need for tax reform. is he heading to north dakota later today. is he going to be joined by a democratic senator heidi heitkamp. she is known to be very vulnerable in that state in the next election. you say this is an important thing to have happen to have the president there with the democratic senator. >> i do. if you look at the last election, donald trump won in 10 states where incumbent democrat senators are up for re-election next year. these are the types of individuals that could cross the line to support him to get good tax reform done. that tax reform has to include lowering the corporate tax the president wants at 15% it has to include more dedeductions for the middle class and has to include the reoperate its re

everyone can agree that's what we should be doing so the united states is more competitive. him going to north dakota with a u.s. senator who is fundamentally aligned with trying to get something done on the tax reform is a very smart decision. pete: the president was up tweeting about 50 minutes ago about the trip. he said we will be going to north dakota today to discuss tax reform and tax cuts. we are the highest taxed nation in the world that will change. heidi heitkamp will be the first democrat to travel on air force one with the president. she is also very vulnerable. approval rating 30%. i got a text from grassroots conservative this morning saying hey we want to beat her in the 2018 elections. can she work con struckively to get a tax reform bill done but ultimately she votes against this president a lot, too. there is a lot of political needles to thread here. >> that's exactly right. north dakota is a state that has historically been arrested by republicans. president won it by a massive majority. he understands his popularity there. what is he trying to do is trying to bring people

together because it's important to get the tax package done. you are not going to get it done with just the 52 republicans. you need bipartisan support with 10 incumbent senators up for re-election in states that donald trump won. this is one of those targets right now that the president can have a major impact. abby: there is so much resistance to what the president is trying to do. we should all applaud moments like this. we are trying to do the right thing for the country. the fact that she is vawrnl and going on air force one shows what the constituents are wanting and they are wanting tax reform. steve: absolutely, i was reading this morning in one of the papers how wall street seems to be running out of steam because they don't think the president's tax plan is going to get through. do you have a prediction? >> we're going to see some type of tax package completed. my concern is it may not get done before december. and i think that's a real problem. because the closer we get to an election as you know the less rick adverse the members of congress are. it has to get done. we have to cut the corporate rate. we have to make sure we are

repatrioting that money. have to give more diswuctions to middle class working families so they can more money in their pocketbooks. when you have 12 legislative calendar days in the entire month doesn't seem like they are getting a lot of work done. pete: i dare them with the grassroots to pass comprehensive immigration reform package without a wall. i don't think the president would go for that either. >> i agree. steve: corey, thanks a lot. abby: good to see you, corey. let's go over to jillian with headlines we are following. jillian: good morning. it's wednesday. we are getting there good morning to you at home. let's begin with this. hillary clinton putting bernie sanders on saying he inspired the nickname crooked hillary. what happened she writes quote his attacks caused lasting damage making it harder to unify progressives in the general election and paving the way for trump's crooked hillary campaign. clinton also claims she wanted to fight back against sanders but president obama and her campaign said it might alienate bernie supporters. the mayor of chicago waging war against the president. democrat rahm emanuel

slamming the administration's decision to end the daca program and vowing the city will continue to welcome dreamers. >> chicago, our schools, our neighborhoods, our cities as it relates to what president trump said will be a trump-free zone. have you nothing to worry about. jillian: the comments coming hours after the white house announced the end to the obama era program that protected illegals brought to the u.s. as children. this pilot is taking the selfie to new heights. his epic photo showing him leaning out of a plane over dubai going viral. but if it looks to good to be true yeah because it is. this guy has posted several other daring shots online and has admitted to photo shopping them. wait, i just looked up his instagram page. he has 29 posts and nearly 50,000 followers. so people don't care. they just love it. abby: or they just believe it, jillian. they are gullible.

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more than 37,000 in student loan debt. wow, a recent survey found 70% of students are stressed about money, with half of them worried about covering their day-to-day expenses. what can students do to ease those financial fears and save for this school year. expert with ramsey solutions and the author of the graduate survival guide. anthony, thanks for being here this morning. i really appreciate it. pete: i'm one of those folks that still have student debt from graduate school. have you a unique story that brought to you this. 19 years old. dope in debt. didn't have a lot of hope. running out of options and had you a chance encounter. tell me how you got into this. >> 19 years old. 15,000 credit card debt. $10,000 in furniture debt. so $25,000 in debt. unfortunately got kicked out of school and became homeless before i was 19. and so i was sleeping in the back of my car and my father just said hey, come home. we are going to bounce back. the thing that changed everything around. he gave me a dave ramsey budget form and said you are going to get back on your

feet and put all year money on paper and you are going to get a job. you are going to become debt i free. today i'm 33 years old. debt free. traveling around the country ramsey solution. spreading the message of hope and giving them a purpose in life and teaching them how to spend their money wisely. pete: when you are in debt it can feel hopeless, student debt. people want opportunity of college. now they are drowning in $37,000 in debt. have you tips for kids in school. the first one is to align your budget with your goals. >> absolutely. i'm traveling around the country teaching young people making on average of $243 a month if they go to a personal finance course. i want them to write the money and spend it on purpose first with a purpose. break it down in categories and congruent with life goals. want to go to college debt free. make sure you are budgeting and save that want to buy at car at 16 and 17. make sure your budget is showing that put a vision to your money. pete: put a vision to your money. second one is well the dangers of borrowing money. >> absolutely. there is a huge danger in borrowing money.

i can definitely admit to that because i have been there what i'm teaching young people is hey, start a young age, as far as saving money, because becomes self-reliant and not depending on others. can you go to college debt-free. can you become debt-free. pete: that also means you may be applying for grants and scholarships. it's not just work taking job which a lot of kids should do. there is financial opportunity there on the outside. >> absolutely. we are teaching that kids who work 10 to 20 hours a week can go to community college for free. at the same time i'm also teaching young people look up scholarships and grants every single day because can you go to college for free. pete: there are a lot more out there than people realize. last one is cut down on screen time. >> we know. this every kid is spending about 6 hours a day on their social media and there is nothing wrong with social media because i'm on it but what i want to suggest to young people is hey, step back a little bit. instead of being on social media, jump on a computer screen and look at college scholarships one hour a day. your mind is a business. feed that and grow your

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properly. abby: how will congress do it? joining us now is senator lindsey graham. i know this is an issue that you are passionate about. you say this is a defining moment for president trump and that you urged him to get involved with congress. where does this go from here? >> well, number one, i think the president was right to terminate the program but give us six months to fix the problem. because it is unconstitutional. you had 10 republican attorney generals going to file a lawsuit today challenging the constitutionality of dockca. they would have won. so president obama really overreached so here's where we go from here. we have got to do two things for once which is tough for congress. we can't get one thing done. here is what i think is going to happen. we are going to deal with these kids through my legislation called the dream act or something like it. so they can stay here. they have to learn the language. they have to pass a criminal background check. all of them came as young kids, as minors. with no other place to go. if you legalize them and you don't start securing your border, you have another wave of illegal immigration.

there is the deal to be made here. so president trump's the dealmaker. here is what i think we should do. we should have a strong border security plan. marry that up with the dream act and make a down payment on immigration reform and move forward. pete: so, senator some have suggested that in some previous comments we have seen you have talked about passing the dream act first and then going to border security. would you be committed to saying doing them both at the same time. >> i think have you, to pete. because, you know, a lot of republicans feel sympathy for these kids. steve: yeah. >> a lot of americans do. you can't just keep having 11 million people keep coming here illegally. let's address the border problem and be fair to the kids. the kids add value to the country. they have no other home other than america. the president has a good heart for these kids. but the law is the law. so we have got six months. and here is where the president is so helpful and important. he can help us in the house. he got the healthcare bill through the house by getting personally involved. i think he can be a good

spokesman for this compromise of border security plus the dream acts. steve: what do you think, senator, i'm sure you were listening to corey lewandowski who was on this program about 10 minutes ago. >> yeah. steve: he said given your track record he doesn't expect much to get done. >> and he is right. i mean, you know, i made a joke yesterday the only thing standing between these kids and a letter life is the congress. how would you like to be in that spot? here is what i think is happening. the president has got the right attitude about the law and the kids. have you got the speaker of the house, the majority leader of the senate. we have a bunch of republicans like me who will be fair to these kids. they add value to our country. we are going to make it a win-win. but we also got to start fixing our broken immigration system by starting with our border. there is a deal to be made here to my democratic colleagues. when republicans say we should not legalize people until we start addressing the fundamentals of a broken immigration system, they are not wrong. abby: what happens with the wall?

is that going to be part of this. >> we are not going to build a 2200-foot wall i have been to the border a bunch. you need walls and fences and border patrol agents and drones. you need to do a lot more on the border. general kelly and people like him are probably smarter than anybody i know about how to secure the border. i would advise the president to turn to general kelly and other people who are experts on this issue, come up with a border security plan, give it to me and other republicans and we will work with democrats to pass the dream act. steve: exit question yes or no will it get done in six months? >> yes. steve: okay that was easy. pete: we will hold you to that six month from now. we will bring you back. >> i'm in the phone book. steve: 6 months from today lindsey graham at 7:56. >> put that in the bank. pete: appreciate your time. abby: hurricane irma makes landfall where it's headed and what you need to know. we have that for you next.

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♪ steve: hurricane irma, the mouse powerful atlantic basin in history. the president of the united states sent out a tweet, watching hurricane closely. my team which is doing such a good job in texas is already in florida. no rest for the weary. pete: do not wait to get prepared, get prepared now. >> the program known as talk waa effect waited under the obama administration is being rescinded. >> i have a love for these people. hopefully congress will help them and do it properly. >> former president barack obama breaking with recent tradition of formers not blasting the decisions of the current occupant of the office because

he believes this is matter of conscience. >> this is moment of great fear, great anxiety. >> many reported that they were creating this uber presidency under president obama. we need to make the decision. it shouldn't come under presidential proclamation. >> the bribery trial of new jersey senator robert menendez is set to begin today. the decision could make a major shift in congress. >> there will be one more republican in the senate. >> turns to tax form. >> in north dakota to pitch his tax reform plan to voters with a little help from the other side of the aisle. pete: welcome to "fox & friends." straight to a fox news alert. hurricane irma, the most powerful atlantic hurricane in recorded history, is a category 5 storm. abby: irma's wrath whipping the

island with howling catastrophic wind, destroying anything and everything in its path. steve: florida now bracing for the worst. mandatory evacuation orders in the florida keys and miami set to begin later this morn. pete: president trump is issuing emergency declarations watching the hurricane closely. tweeted my team which has done and doing such a good job in texas is already in florida. truer words never spoken, no rest for the weary. abby: millions in its projected path to act now. >> every family needs to have a plan. have a disaster preparedness kit and be ready today. do not sit and wait. get ready now. >> if you were going to create the worst-case scenario, that's what we're now looking at the. steve: the worst-case scenario for this cat-5 to head for florida, but according to adam klotz that is exactly what is happening right now he joins

with us the latest. >> i got the latest update at 8:00 a.m. what are we seeing? more in the same. winds have not backed down. still 185 mile-an-hour wind. crossing over st. marten. we're moving toward puerto rico. all models indicate we'll run north of that throughout the day, getting into the evening and overnight hours. this massive storm continues to rage on. everything in the red, highlighted areas. that is hurricane watch. it include san juan, maybe the border right along the northern coastline could see hurricane force wind. this system is in general will run to north across the dominican republic and haiti and to the bahamas. nice, the hurricane hunters run out for every storm but not often they go out in 185 mile-an-hour wind. they sent this one out. video has been absolutely spectacular. we've been showing that off and on through the morning but really shaking the plane up as

they tried to make it through a massive, massive storm. steve: no kidding. adam, can you show us where the projection is right now? >> i will have to jump past a graph for you. running all the way here, getting south of florida for you. that's sunday morning. we get this turn. really quick turn. actually one more graphic will give us a better idea. see how we get the really quick turn. right now all models running up east coast of florida. making initial landfall in the carolinas. there is time for that to shift a little bit. steve: thank you, adam. we have former republican presidential candidate, fox news contributor, someone owns a house on the panhandle of florida, western part of the state, mike huck bea. >> watching that weather very closely, steve. i pray this will weaken to go back out into the atlantic. it is such a devastating storm the after harvey people have

been through enough. >> do you feel like governor scott has his hand on this one? >> he is terrific manager. he is not the guy that gets up and jumps and screams or has a dynamo personality. he is incredibly competent governor. in his term he is doing exactly what he has said, focus on jobs. i think he is america's one of the most effective governor. steve: are you going there? >> i'm going back on thursday, we'll see what happens whether it is headed our way or not. i'm not sure i can pry my wife out of there. so -- steve: i've been to your house. i wouldn't bland her. abby: she is strong woman. >> the hurricane better pity messing with her. abby: we love her on the show. we want your thoughts on daca. the president rescinding the obama-era law for deferred action for children. what are your thoughts? he is getting a lot of criticism, doubling down on the rule of law in this country.

you can't possibly have compassion. you can't possibly have a heart when it comes to kids that come here through no fault of their own, focusing on the law? >> the entire discussion needs to focus on congress, get off your butts and do your job. this is what they are to do. you can't administratively do this. obama couldn't do what he did. seven different times he said he couldn't do it. then he turned around and did it. it was so refreshing jonathan turley, whose politics may be left of mine, a lawyer's lawyer when it comes to the constitution and separation of powers. we don't want the executive branch legislating, if donald trump would do thing unilaterally, the left would fault him for. abby: we have great sound on congress working together. let's play that. >> the key here, make it clear to everyone they either resolve it in congress or it doesn't get

resolved. part of the problem i had with what president obama did he circumvented congress. by doing that he reduced pressure to get things done. i think it is very important to say the people's representatives in congress will have to come together. we're divided as a nation on immigration, it will be tough. we need to make that decision. it shouldn't come from a presidential or judicial proclamation. steve: we may be divided, regarding immigration. there is something republicans want. stronger border security. >> sure. steve: something democrats want, "dreamers" given status. >> i'm a pub but i don't think you punish children for what the parents did. the reason we have all this problem, the federal government for decade did not enforce the law. they were lax in immigration policy they share a lot of responsibility why we have so many people coming across

illegally. it was easier to come illegally, than spend 15 years or so trying to get legal. we need to fix it. i supported the law when i was governor would have allowed children who had been there entire lives, we educated, lived in our communities, they spoke english, they were a part of our community, to be able to go to college, get the scholarships that they earned, not give them something special but earned them by academic achievement t was very unpopular. it is not about doing what is popular, but doing what is right. the right thing to do it through legislative action. that is why i say, the president did exactly what he should have done. in fact, if anything he is incredibly mercy full, saying guys you have six months, six months. you already had eight months since the term started. so either do it -- i want to ask some democrats, when you guys had both houses of congress and white house, if this was so important to you, why didn't you do it.

pete: governor you seem like such a nice guy, but if you support this president you must have nasty ulterior motives, you hate kids or are a racist. especially if you watch the left-wing media. we put a package what the left is saying about this. get you to react. >> we can think about policy issues, there is cultural undertow, this is red meat to his base. speaking to deep-seeded cultural anxiety about the changing nature of the country. >> people feel threatened by immigrants. they're using this concept of constitutional -- >> he might do away with daca, a moral line, enforcing white supremacy agenda. also against what majority of americans want. pete: how dare you bring your constitutional shield to advance the white supremacist agenda. >> what is so disingenuous they

had all the opportunities in the world. they weren't so outraged about it. we say we have to fix this but we have to do it the right way, else, we become a nation of emotion, rather than a nation of law. god help us. when we allow any branch government, whether the executive, judicial or the legislative, to run amok. then we have destroyed our basic way of government and we're living in anarchy at that point. abby: that is booed point. you can't let emotions get in the way. you can have both. such a good point. we want to get your thoughts before you go, hillary clinton has a new book out called, "what happened." in the book blasts bernie sanders for lasting damage in the 2016. like my dad running for president. what did you make of that. >> the lasting damage is hillary not getting over it and accepting defeat. i've won elections and exuberant. i have lost elections and i'm heartbroken. you have to suck it up, for

reasons i don't understand, i think the voters were really stupid they did not vote for me but there you go. steve: she blames comey. the fbi. you name it. >> needs to say it is me, me, oh, lord, standing in the need of prayer. but i don't think we will see that out of hillary. she doesn't have it in her. steve: i wish we had smell-a-vision, there is something cooking in the studio. breakfast with friends in half an hour. >> it will be shared. abby: a great story behind the recipe. >> absolutely. it will be fun. abby: see you back here in a little bit. thank you, governor. go to to for headlines. jillian: i smelled it downstairs. get you caught up what you need to know. start with a fox news alert. air national guard jet plunges into the ground killing one of our nation's heroes. the unidentified pilot conducting a training exercise in southeast arizona.

was assigned to the arizona guard 162nd which serve as the air national guard's lead f-16 training unit. the cause of the crash is unknown. in just an hour the corruption trial will begin for new jersey senator bob menendez. he is accused of accepting lavish gifts from a florida eye doctor. in exchange he used office to help him with visa for his girlfriend and fighting claims that he cheated medicare and medicaid. this will be the first trial in almost a decade after sitting u.s. senator. this moment will give you chills. dozens of police officers send off the son of a slain cop to his first day of ken der garthen -- kindergarten. gives you chills or tears. new york cops waving to 5-year-old austin as he boarded the bus. his father, a nypd sergeant, was killed in the line of duty last

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senator, heidi heitkamp. she is one of vulnerable democrats up for re-election in states the president won last november and trying to get help on tax reform. heitkamp says she is interested in that issue. looks forward to hear the president's plan. this morning the president tweeted of his trip, we'll go to north dakota to discuss tax reform and tax cuts. we're the highest taxed nation in the world. that will change. yesterday at the white house the president laid out the broadvision what he would like to see done. >> this is more than tax reform, this is tax cutting to put it in a very simple term. we're going to cut taxes. we'll reduce taxes for people, for individuals. for middle income families. we'll reduce taxes for companies and those companies will produce jobs. reporter: seen core administration officials said not to expect any specifics in today's sheep. according to an early excerpt he

plans to send a clear message to other democratic lawmakers. quote, if democrats continue obstruction, don't want to bring back your jobs, raise your pay, help america win, voters should deliver a clear message. do your job to deliver for america, or find a new job. september is expected to be the busiest and most challenging legislative month for the trump administration yet. tax reform will be more of a long-term effort compared to other must-do issues passing a budget to avoid a government shut down and raising the debt limit to avoid default. both need to happen by end of this month. abby: he has heidi heitkamp traveling with him. pete: she is more than vulnerable. she is at 32%. a seat republicans should win. she fields like need to make it look supporting him although strong republicans running against her. steve: how many persuadable

democrats will be given the nod by chuck schumer? it is okay. pete: suspend resistance for the one vote. great point. steve: look at this. a disgusting call for violence against police who hung this highway banner says, more dead cops. who did it? they left a clue behind. we'll talk about that coming up. pete: al gore's book, inconveniently losing to one that debunk's his climate change theories. the author is here live. >> wash the water splash off the city. this is global warming. >> i'm scared. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief for moderate to even severe fibromyalgia pain. and improves function.

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america. they revealed plans for a new 320 million chicken processing plans in kansas. it will create 1600 new jobs. the plant is expected to open in 2019. great news there. j.j. watts, his efforts raising $20 million. one of the best players in football starting the effort a little over a week ago with a original goal of $200,000. watts is working with texas officials to see how best to spend the money on recovery from harvey. steve: that is unbelievable. thank you, pete. the companion book to al gore's new movie, facing its own inconvenient truth. of the. >> stronger and more destructive. watch the water splash off of the city. this is global warming. >> i'm scared. steve: the book is being outsold on amazon kindle by an e-book debunking many of the claims made in al gore's documenttry. joining us the author of an "an

inconvenient deception." dr. roy spencer. >> good morning,. steve: steve tell us why you wanted to right a counter to al gore's book. >> i've been following mr. gore since his first movie. i testified for him almost 30 years ago when he was a u.s. senator. i have been in the battle with al gore for a few decades now. the latest movie i thought was outrageous for the number of false claims and just erroneous information that he was trying to pass off on the public and so i decided to do something about it. and i whipped up a quick e-book in two weeks, to respond. steve: dr. spencer, give us some of the whoppers that al gore is spreading in his book. >> well, al gore's favorite technique is to show all kind of things that happen in nature

naturally and then blame them on mankind. for instance, melting on greenland ice sheet, that happens every summer but makes it sound like it is due to us. rising sea level in miami beach. that is partly natural and it is partly because miami beach was built on reclaimed swamp land which is sinking just as fast as sea level has been rising for the last 150 years. so there is just all of these examples of things that he claims are because of humans when in fact these are all things that happen naturally. he claims there is more severe weather. there is no evidence of more severe weather. steve: dr. spencer, one of the things he says he got right was the 9/11 memorial would be flooded in new york city. and indeed it was. but, there is a big but here. >> there's a big but. that the reason for the flooding of the 9/11 memorial was due to

the huge storm surge from sandy which would have happened with or without sea level rise. it wasn't due to sea level rise, which is what he claims would southern manhattan in the coming years. steve: doctor, you say there is middle ground when it comes to climate change because he clearly believes it is influenced by man and you're not sure, right? >> right. i think that the carbon dioxide we're putting into the atmosphere from burning fossil fuels is probably contributing to some of our current warmth, maybe about 50% but part of it is natural. in any event, it is not rising nearly as fast as the climate models say it should be rising. those climate models are what are being used to dictate our future energy policy. steve: there you go. author of, "an inconvenient deception." dr. roy spencer joins us from nashville. thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. steve: on this wednesday

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abby: we are back with a fox news alert. hurricane irma, now the most powerful atlantic hurricane in history, slamming the caribbean overnight. steve: the monster storm's eye staring down st. marten at this hour. pete: that's right. it is still on the move, heading straight towards florida. adam klotz tracking the path for us as he has all morning. what updates do you have for us, adam? >> this still is a very strong storm. wind at 185 mile-an-hour. as we speak we hit the lesser antilles. that is st. mart incrossing through the area. out front, those are the u.s. virgin islands. eventually we'll move on to puerto rico. that is san juan. currently the path is taking us north of the island, staying a category 5 storm. we're not expected to make landfall in san juan or the dominican republic or haiti. we'll eventually make landfall getting you into, i'm drawing a blank, getting you into the

bahamas before eventually running up to florida. we get the turn, all our current models saying this will turn on the right side or east side of florida. steve: let's see. every update is move as little it about, right? >> he especially the last 24 hours. looking like it will run up the east side of florida. abby: keep a close eye on that. thank you, adam. steve: up the coast, a couple of states is north carolina. that is where the secretary of education under president reagan and drug czar under george herbert walker bush, and dr. bill bennett joins us right now. doctor, every time there's a storm like this, people all along the coast are reminded about the strength of mother nature. >> right. absolutely. well, semper pardis, always be prepared as they say in the

coast guard. north carolinians are doing for themselves and we see the preparations taking place. neighbor talking to neighbor. we won't be shocked if it hits here. we had three hurricane hit young joseph bennett's pale and shovel on the beach. good spirit here. people are ready. pete: mr. secretary we have to get your take on the decision from the white house, ultimately from the attorney general. they will rescind the daca order. give congress six months to make a decision, this white house believes as many do, even barack obama before he passed it that he didn't have the constitutional authority to do the executive action. what do you make of the president's decision and congress's opportunity going forward? >> i think constitutional issue is clear. you had professor turley on. he made that clear as well. this is a great opportunity to get things right on the whole immigration issue. look, this is a largely sympathetic group of people, one of the reasons it is sympathetic, nothing has been

said to them about the enforcement of the law and the constitution. and so they have been allowed to stay. but once you have that situation, you have to deal with it. and i think the president can deal with it, congress can deal with it, by using it as an occasion to get things done which we really need to get done on immigration. the wall is part of it, yes. but also e-verify, universal e-verify of employees. limits on legal immigration. you have the situation where people come, they're granted amnesty. they bring in all the relatives. so if the president uses this opportunity for working with the democrats to say you're very sympathetic, you're all worried about these people, fine. i'm worried about them too. i care about them too. let's use this occasion to get things right. abby: emotions are always more popular as what governor huckabee said on the couch a few moments ago. that's what we're hearing from a lot of liberals and commentators calling trump a racist.

he is a hater. has no compassion for the folks in this country, 800,000 "dreamers," if you heard him talk, even yesterday, he said i have a huge heart. he is not saying throw them out of the country. he is saying focus on the law first. >> sure. abby: as we talk about it as a nation, how do we balance appropriately, emotions and the law? >> you do it i think, abby, making a deal. this is a great deal-maker, the deal-maker par excellence. the deal okay, we'll consider legal amnesty, path citizenship. but we want other things to finally fix the emotion. democrats don't have a on sympathy, i heard lindsey graham. you got a situation one kid came with his parents illegally. then they came here. they had another child. second child can stay, the first child has to go back. that seems crazy.

and so people want to fix this. and they are right to want to fix it. their hearts is in the right place. get the head in the right place. in terms of anti-trump stuff, that ain't going to stop no matter what he does or says. this vicious anti-trump stuff out there will continue. they will use any opportunity. pete: presidents, sorry, steve. the president shown empathy for the forgotten man. for the citizen who is not emphasized. the person without a job or veteran waiting at va. there is heart for those people. that is part of his expression too. >> you bet it is. i noticed you played a clip earlier of the princeton professor, african-american studies professor talking about this as racism, what about displaced jobs? what about lost job opportunities for black americans in this country because of all illegals. we all know we have to solve this problem. you can do this, use this as opportunity. you didn't have the opportunity with obama because he let things slide. to heck with the constitution.

i will sign the executive orders. president says let's have legislation we need to fix the problem, to address all the partys who are involved. of course you have to think first and foremost about the american citizens. i love the line jeff sessions used yesterday. he said that the department of justice and the operation of justice is not about any particular group, this group or that group. it is about the law. it is about all americans. that is what you're talking about. steve: talking a moment ago about all the anti-trump stuff. listen to a sound bite from the mayor of the third biggest city in america. >> yeah. steve: it is rahm emanuel in chicago talking about president trump. watch. >> chicago, our schools, our neighborhoods, our city, as it relates to what president trump said, will be a trump-free zone. you have nothing to worry about. steve: he is just doubling down on how chicago is sanctuary city and the "dreamers" are safe

there. >> sanctuary from what exactly? i love that line. you have nothing to worry about here. when you get out of o'hare airport they ought to give you a warning. you're about to enter one of the most dangerous cities in the world. abby: right. >> what do you mean you have nothing to worry about? you have plenty to worry about. why don't you fix your problems mayor. donald trump is not your problem. this is what philosophy we call the argument absurd. you argue so extremely you get to absurdity and the absurdity here is that donald trump is the problem for chicago. get out in the streets on the weekend, you will see what the problem is. it ain't donald trump. abby: what i always wonder with these local officials like rahm emanuel, how are your priorities so out of line, when you are there on the ground, you see what is going on the streets, yet you make the comments. pete: drugs from mexico infecting fueling these gangs, yet you don't want to secure your border unreal. >> that's right. that's a huge, that's a huge issue. what he is really doing here taking the posture of nullification. before secession from the union,

the word was nullification. they said let's nullify all these federal laws that apply. so rahm emanuel, i don't know if they make a statue of him, but we need to take it down if they do, he is in favor of nullification. good horde, i hope nobody picks up on that idea. steve: we don't know whether or not he wants a statue but bill de blasio wants a parade. that is another story. bill, thank you very much. we covered a lot of territory today. >> as always, thank you, guys. abby: thank you. jillian to headlines. jillian: good morning to you guys, you at home as well. fox news alert. police stop a giant tiger running wild through a neighborhood in georgia. officers shutting down roads after several drivers reported the big cat near the exit ramp to a major interstate outside of atlanta. before they could find it, the tiger jumped fence, went after a dog in the backyard of a nearby home. police shot the tiger, saved the dog. unclear where the animal came

from. a frightening scene. call for violence against the men and women who protect us. a banner reading more dead cops, draped over an overpass in new york. sparking outrage. >> feel it is not safe nowadays. it shouldn't be like that. >> absolute horror. talking about people that put lives on the line every day for strangers. reporter: the banner included an a with circle around it, the same symbol used during antifa riots. police tooked sign down. texas can use the new voter i.d. in upcoming elections. the appeals court ruling texans without voter i.d. can cast a ballot if they supply alternative id and fill out a statement saying reasonable impediment prevented them from getting an i.d. there is new cheating scandal rocking new england. you probably heard of the

patriot cheating scandals known as "spygate" and "deflategate." there is something called i-gate involving boston red sox. the team admitted they used a apple watch to cheat against the yankees in a series last month. they caught them use communicating pitcher signals to red sox in the dugout. the red sox are facing a penalty. tsk, tsk. steve: watch simply told the time. pete: baseball has always been aboveboard. pine tar. jillian: i could go on and on. i rest my case. abby: sitting democratic senator goes on trial today for bribery. why isn't the media saying which party he is with. rob schmitt has that next. steve: the governor's southern specialty coming up. abby: smells so good in here.

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because the time to think about tomorrow is today. ♪ pete: just a short time from now the corruption trial of new jersey senator robert menendez gets underway. steve: the outcome could send shockwaves through congress and impact the white house agenda. abby: "fox & friends" co-host rob schmitt is with us. hard to find coverage. >> while reading the prompter, yes. pete: favorite newspaper. don't see he in here. >> talk about that a little bit here. get to the facts t has been 36 years since a u.s. senator faced bribery charges. senator bob menendez, democrat from knew jersey, is accused corruption taking bribes from a florida doctor. prosecutors say dr. robert megin sent $750,000 to re-election

pacs and sent the senator to elaborate vacations to paris. he pressured the department of health and human services to drop its claim that dr.melgen over build $9 million. he has been convicted of medicare fraud. it is time now for menendez to faces music. senator as aides say they were helping out a friend. prosecutors say it is case of corruption and favors closely coincided with the money. it could last two months, maybe six to eight weeks. if convicted menendez would have to be resign or expelled by the senate, january of next year for him to be replaced by knew injured republican governor chris christie. christie appointing a republican would be huge for hopes of repealing and replacing obamacare which recently failed by one vote. but that does seem highly unlikely at this time. as menendez could just not resign even if convicted. the supreme court recently made it harder to convict a

politician of corruption as well. he may not even be convicted after overturning a conviction of a republican governor in virginia last couple years. democratic nominee for new jersey governor, phil murphy is leading big in the polls. the election is two months away. if murphy wins, democrat wins and menendez doesn't resign or get kicked out by january, he would likely be replaced by another democrat. i know a lot to follow here. but there is a lot of what ifs. that is the way it is. the point he is on trial and whether or not he gets convicted, it doesn't look like there is much of a chance of christie appointing the next senator. at this point. steve: democrat has been lightly covered. >> that is what you guys were talking about. i heard the story yesterday, "times" went 1200 word without mentioning he is a democrat. steve: took so much heat on line put it in the fourth paragraph. pete: first day of trial, prominent republican senator

might make it into the paper. steve: would be only story on front page. pete: right here. all the news fit to print unless it's a democrat. >> there is general consensus i always felt with corruption, there are dirty politicians on both sides. steve: absolutely. abby: that is for sure. >> you see it on both sides of either party. abby: what is interesting, he will be absent during a lot of important votes as well. they are not letting him out. abby: they tried to get him outs, his team did. that will be interesting to watch on capitol hill. steve: coming up, look who is cooking in the kitchen. governor mike huckabee's southern specialty, cooking with friends. abby: check with bill hemmers at top of the hour. you can't smell the pork butt. >> good morning guys, watching irma, the storm is it crushing some of these islands. full update what is happening with the storm in a moment. kellyanne conway our guest in minutes. daca decision, taxes all of that

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♪ steve: earlier we talked politics but governor mike huckabee is back "cooking with friend." abby: his southern roots make him expert on barbecue. you made pork butt. >> yes. abby: you have a incredible story you have to share about the potato salad. >> potato salad is southern staple like smoked corn. it comes from dinosaur barbecue which originated in syracuse. got a version in harlem. some guys at fox on the show, telling me about the great

barbecue from syracuse. abby: you said, yeah, yeah,. >> there is no such thing as great barbecue in new york. we'll try it. we got on the train to harlem. i had barbecue and crow, some of the best i ever had. later i went there to get their cookbook. the recipe for that creole potato salad comes out of the cookbook. it is best i ever had. i just love it. steve: walk over here, dave. by the way all the recipes on "fox & friends".com. that is this. right in front of us is the pork butt. governor, a lot of us make pork butt in the slow cooker. you actually inject it with a secret amalgam of stuff. >> won't be secret now on the website. i inject it the night before. gets all the favors in there. i cook it for 12 hours the following day in my master built smoker, just a perfect job of it. i use apple or mesquite wood, an hour before the pork butt is

finished, i put corn-on-the-cob in the shuck. first of all soak them in salt water for four or five hours. leave them? the shuck. put them in the snoker. turn them over in 30 minutes. one hour, you have the best corn. you don't have to season it. pull back, use the tusk as a handle to eat it with. it is that good. abby: can you make the potato salad, show us how it is done? >> the key, boil poe taters to. while you're doing, that put in the eggs and mayonnaise. one of key ingredients with this, with a brand, zatarin's creole mustard. that gives us the punch. there are other different mustards but if you use zatarin to make this, it will be face-slapping good. steve: would you like to have a cooking show to put things together? >> no. >> but i love to cook. it's a lot of fun. abby: tell you governor, there is special relationship you have with a dad and daughter.

>> yes. abby: talk to us about sarah huckabee. you have to be so proud of what she is tag. >> proud of her, proud of owl my kids. sarah is the most visible. she is a tough cookie. it's a difficult job she has but she, i think handles it beautifully. it is all because she learned how to handle the heat from being around me when i'm cooking. that is what it was. steve: are you ever at home watching press briefing, yell at television, that's stupid question!? >> i never do, i say good job, sarah. i realize reporters in the room, she knows it too, they have their job. she respects that. she has her job to do. it is not to give ammunition to hurt the president. pete: where did the style come from. so composed and reserved? >> she is no-drama kid. her toughness comes from her mother i don't know if she got anything from me. abby: she got your sense of humor. back with more "fox & friends."

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