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shaming both sides for politicizing a tragedy, reaction is pouring in this morning. >> putting money back in your pocket, breaking overnight republicans passing a $4 trillion budget proposal, what it means for the tax plan. >> mainstream media racking up retractions since donald trump took office. should readers be sued for sharing these stories? an interesting point of view, "fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪ hands up for the weekend ♪ oh my god ♪ it's the weekend ♪ ♪ >> the control room is standing right now, everybody. you are watching "fox and

friends" first this friday morning. >> i feel i have to apologize for music just about every day and today is no different. thanks for starting your day with us. our top story, a serious one, saying he was stunned and heartbroken, john kelly emotionally defending donald trump's call to a goldstein widow. >> his son was killed for our freedom overseas, his love of country shined through. >> who are these young men and women to the best 1% this country produces. most of you as americans don't know them. many of you don't know anyone who knows any of them, but they are the very best this country produces. >> in the press conference yesterday. more on this response. >> it was quite a press conference, an extraordinary, raw moment, white house chief of staff john kelly, goldstar

father defending the commander in chief taking the podium producing a riveting condemnation of frederica wilson's claims about donald trump's condolence call. listen. >> i was stunned when i came to work yesterday morning and brokenhearted at what i saw a member of congress doing. member of congress who listened in on a phone call to the president of the united states and in his way tried to express that opinion, that he was a brave man, fallen hero, he knew what he was getting himself into because he enlisted. and where he wanted to be, exactly where he wanted to be, exactly the people he wanted to be with. that was the message. >> kelly's son robert, a marine lieutenant was killed fighting

for the us in afghanistan. a compromising process of notifying family member of a loved one after the incredible pain loved ones go through and live with. >> the only phone calls a family receives are the most important phone calls they can imagine and that is from their buddies and in my case my son was killed, his friends were calling us from afghanistan telling us what a great guy he was. those were the only phone calls that really mattered. >> he was so upset by wilson's comments that he had to collect his thoughts by walking through the graves that are national cemeteries. >> it was for sure. overnight donald trump blasting congresswoman frederica wilson on twitter, writing, quote, the fake news is going crazy with

wacky congresswoman wilson who was on a personal call and gave a total lie on content. >> the post coming just hours after democrats in florida criticized john kelly's emotional speech referring to him as a dog that house. >> let me tell you what my mother told me when i was little. she said the dog bark at the moon all night long, but it doesn't become an issue until the moon barks back. >> nobody knows what that soundbite means, we are trying to figure it out. wilson seems to be laughing off the entire thing even calling herself a rock star. >> you are telling me i have become so important -- he is honoring me and my words? that is amazing.

that is absolutely remarkable. i have to tell my kids i am a rock star now. heather: and x candidate sent a tweet targeting her military background, kelly isn't just an enabler of trump but a believer in him making him -- what is that? as odious as the rest. don't get distracted by the uniform. rob: general kelly defending donald trump for making that phone call despite his recommendation not to. >> oliver north getting emotional as he shed light on the heart-wrenching phone call families receive and shaming the congresswoman for ruining the personal and private calls the president made. >> i was asked to testify. so one of the questions that was

asked was the day you left the white house had to be the worst day of your life. my answer was no, the worst days of my life were when i held dying marines in my arms and had to write to the families. and then see them after i came back myself. what presidents go through in expressing their condolences is such a personal and private and difficult thing i find it stunning that somebody could criticize the president for doing what he did. >> i don't know how you feel about this but the second the congresswoman spoke about this, i feel about this today, if the wife had something to say let her be one to say. i don't know why you are putting yourself in position to be the middle person and causing these emotions and this is a rough time for all four of those families. >> she saw an opportunity to get publicity and now she is a rock

star. it is a twisted story but we want to know what you think. email, twitter, whatever. breaking overnight passing a $4 trillion budget proposal. >> let's go to griff jenkins for new developments. >> i suppose republicans can dance with their hands up, it is close but got it done down party lines, the senate passing the budget framework 51-49 paving the way to the president's text form plan celebrating a tweet saying great news on the senate majority leader, delivering massive tax cuts for the american people, tax reform, mcconnell praised the effort from the floor. >> if we can complete the first step toward replacing our broken tax code by passing a

comprehensive or fiscally responsible budget that will put the federal government on a path to balance, the budget gives us the tools we need to strengthen our economy after years of stagnation under the previous administration. >> the senate can use a process known as budget reconciliation toward the democratic filibuster, if a simple majority of 51 votes, the budget plan would cut spending by $5 trillion over ten years calling for $470 billion in cuts for medicare and $1 trillion for medicaid. rand paul was the only republican to go against the bill, the senate minority leader chuck schumer blasted it. >> after eight years talking about debts and deficits under a democratic president the republican deficit hawks seem to have flown the coop. heather: bernie sanders, not a bad bill, a horrific bill he said on twitter.

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>> the only phone call the family typically receives are the most important phone calls. in my case after my son was killed his friends were calling from afghanistan, the only phone calls but really matter. >> white house chief of staff john kelly coming out to defend donald trump against criticism of his phone call to a gold star widow, sharing deeply personal story of the loss of his own son. >> shouldn't they be off limits when it comes to political

attacks? here to weigh in is tony shaver. give us your thoughts when you saw this. >> john kelly is one of those men who speaks from the heart. i'm appalled at the politicization of goldstar father is like john speaking about his own painful experience but the complete disregard for what is essentially sacred to include tacking of goldstar father john kelly right after he said this. he was begging for his job, are you kidding me, this is how far to attack this administration and two quick things, john kelly spoke with courage, as a warrior. he is a warrior who gave donald

trump the proper and to say to his families. the idea is everyone was acting in good faith in a sacred way and a difficult time and despite that frederica wilson's war on the president somehow took precedence over everything else. >> the hollow barrel makes the noise, that was so perfectly said and i spent a couple hours with the chief of staff a few months ago, i remember that was the real deal. he is the real deal and got a statement about a lot of politicians rings through to a lot of people, they just talk, all they do is talk. what did you think of him defending himself against someone like that?

>> john kelly spoke about that, we are doing our job, just shut up. they are careful, a man yesterday, basically what i was told, my son died, joe dunford is chairman of the joint chiefs so what we are seeing here is people working in the best interest of the country trying to do hard things, and you have these big empty barrels who make a lot of noise but have absolutely nothing in their core making it difficult for those who are suffering, totally unconscionable. >> lost in all of this is the family, this one family going this period of grieving, they see an argument about this phone

call. >> john kelly said he was appalled, never came to work. he went to honor the dead marines who died in his command at arlington national cemetery. that is the kind of man this is, he honors those who have fallen and that should be the purpose of this moment, to allow those 2 grieve who have given the ultimate sacrifice and allow their loved one to go forward and fall in the name of service to this country, that should be the purpose, not trying to parse words and allow an empty barrel congresswoman to make hay out of absolutely nothing. rob: your perspective is appreciated. jillian: jim matus responding to questions of a man left behind in the terror ambush in niger.

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>> an emotional patriotic moment from john kelly. rob: a goldstar father self producing riveting and stunning condemnation of frederica wilson's claims about donald trump's condolence call. his love of country, patriotism shining through in every word. >> i was stunned when i came to work yesterday morning and

brokenhearted at what i saw. a member of congress who listened in on a phone call from the president of the united states to a young wife, and trying to express that opinion, a brave man. of fallen hero. he knew what he was getting himself into because he enlisted. he was where he wanted to be, exactly where he wanted to be with he wanted to be with his life was taken. that was the message. jillian: his son was killed fighting for the us in afghanistan in 2010. john kelly not only chief of staff but goldstar father and marine corps general fighting on the front lines for our freedom. former us army veteran joined us earlier reminding america if anyone has an understanding of this unique situation it is kelly. >> i felt terrible he had to

introduce this in connection with what happened with goldstar family and a conversation over the phone but one of these things that goes back to no right way to do this. one of the things donald trump mentioned that is being taken out of context is he knew what he was signing up for. i knew what i signed up for when i became an army officer and this was in the back of my mind. the aspect of danger is present. rob: kelly said he was so upset he had to collect his thoughts by walking through the graves at arlington national cemetery for more than an hour. jillian: pentagon putting pieces together to find out what happens when four green berets were killed, they are launching a federal investigation in

niger. >> the lots of our troops is under investigation. the department of defense, we like to know what we are talking about before we talk, we do not have all the accurate information yet. we will release it as rapidly as we get it because we are proud of our troops. jillian: the investigation will examine if the soldiers had appropriate intelligence going into that routine patrol and if they received a backup once the firing started. he tried to blow up a passenger plane with a bomb in his underwear but now he says white supremacists are harassing him in prison. suing the department of justice arguing prison guards violated his constitutional rights and he is serving four life sentences after a jihadist attack failed on a flight from amsterdam to detroit in 2009 on christmas day. a bombshell report revealing

millions of taxpayer dollars were given to people who were already dead. and inspector general audit showed the centers for medicare and medicaid, $2 million in parts a and b payments, and from 978 dead people, changes are being made to fix that system. a coffee shop forced to close its doors after back lash over and anti-police comment on social media. the owner of white road coffeehouse apologizing after her daughter, the store manager posted on facebook she would never host a coffee event, she doesn't agree with her daughter's beliefs and apologized to local police department. rob: cracking down, a big story, ten right here, major retractions from news outlets since donald trump took office. a new proposal to sue the

readers who share fake news online. is that reasonable? should they be to blame? an interesting topic. here to debate it, joe borelli and liberal analyst kathy, thanks for coming on this morning. i don't know where to begin. kathy, we will start with you. the idea of going after people who are retweeting fake news stories. >> everyone wants fake news to stop. trying to warn people don't tweet as this, it is not accurate. fake news did possibly put trump in the white house, fake ads, it is scary. i think the former chair is trying to pass this regulation to warn people not to repeat fake news. i don't know if it is going to work but it is fantastic in theory. >> the election commission trying to figure out a way to

stop the influence of fake stories. the biggest problem is people don't know they are twoing fake news. people see these stories they must believe them to send them out. >> let's be clear what this is, the latest episode in the attempt to silence people who have views they don't like to hear. the out that a regulatory board could intimidate people from not sharing a political message is not the powdered wig on thomas jefferson's head. this is sort of absurd. this combined with what we see on college campuses lately begs the question whether the democratic party is for free speech. rob: you are tying it to silencing the opposition. let's focus on stories we know are fake because on both sides that does a great disservice. if people are voting based on

stories that are not happening, that could mean the demise of our system. you could control population with fake stories. >> absolutely and that happened during the election, fake stories did control the population and possibly gave us president trump. he complains about fake news but that got him into office. rob: that is a big statement to say fake news is responsible for the election. >> we don't know how much fake news is put out there. rob: you can argue there was fake news on both sides of the isle. >> it benefited trump much more than hillary. >> we should start with the screen you had up with fake stories. these stories range from whether trump with the listing russian escorts to the disney robot at the hall of presidents. i don't remember any journalist resigning over a retracted story in a major news organization against obama. it was a different standard of care. we don't see that with donald

trump. rob: this dossier with a pretty damning thing he had to get past and the entire thing was made up and won't even talk about it. >> we don't know what fake news is anymore. in theory, former sec chair is correct, we need to stop the fake news. in a step toward stopping fake news. >> an assault on the whole country. this business, you could have all the criticism you want but imagine this country without good journalism, people watching the people who are in charge with all the wealth and power we have, to corrupt that. >> i don't know if proposed regulation is the way to go but trying to stop that, trying to impede people's first amendment.

>> when they are silencing -- >> an entire network, trying to do that. >> the media strategy in 2017 is the first to get online some negative story about donald trump, his administration, facts be damned. it is a race to get them online. >> you make solid points and appreciate you coming on this morning. we have republicans in new york, thank you so much. let's go to janice for the weather forecast, a beautiful couple days. >> a beautiful couple days and gorgeous weekend ahead. let's take a last look at the radar, rain showers across the gulf coast in texas and the northwest so this to see stormy

weather impact the northwest. and feet of snow, and some of that action gets into the central us meaning of the threat for strong storms including tornadoes, hugh who lived across the central us and southern plains to the midwest, watching potential for hail, damaging winds and tornadoes. we will watch it from the extreme weather center. a gorgeous weekend in new york city. rob: we had a beautiful day. thanks so much. >> 20 minutes until the top of the hour, free speech under fire, rowdy crowds taking a

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rob: rowdy crowds taking over a speech by white nationalist richard spencer klinger the event short at the university of florida. jillian: daniel weldon attend the university of florida, thanks for joining us. you had 600,$000 spent on police, snipers, helicopters, drones, barricades out of

taxpayer pockets. why not just not go? >> i completely agree. i start by saying spencer's ideas are completely vile and disgusting and don't represent me or conservatism but we live in a free society and that means everybody, no matter how bad their views are, has freedom of speech. the whole event was crazy this week. you saw the president of the university of florida saying he was shocked and surprised by what freedom of speech entails, rick scott declaring state of emergency in students who felt emboldened to come out and protest for not having classes thursday. quite honestly i think we are all adults and we can decide what is and is not hate speech for ourselves. rob: richard spencer is an

extreme example but even conservative speakers, and attempt to silence them on campus. that gets really hairy because i can understand not wanting to hear somebody speak about white supremacy, that makes sense to me even though i believe in the right to free speech but to silence a conservative speaker what do you say to people who want to do that? >> it reminds me, i brought ben schapiro to campus in spring and many of the same people calling for richard spencer were calling for ben schapiro to not speak on campus. they couldn't be polar opposites but sometimes doing the right thing isn't the easiest thing and it is easy to say he has terrible views doesn't have the same rights as us but at what point do we draw the line in the sand where the administration can't decide who can or can't speak on college campuses and

conservatives feel the brunt of it. jillian: how would you like to see this handled going forward? this isn't changing, you're seeing it from coast-to-coast. >> i would like to see something different, students need to be better educated about the first amendment and how to handle these situations especially when it comes to in the classroom, leftist teachers indoctrinating students and peers on campus attacking conservatives for their views. conservatives are the one on campus coming out and fighting for individual freedom and we need to fix this problem in our country. rob: a slippery slope when you start to silence people in any situation. we appreciate it. jillian: a rock superstar cranking up the washington rumor mill. ♪ want to be a cowboy ♪ jillian: is the kid rock

campaign the real deal? the superstar who has it back. >> you are kidding me about kid rock. rob: i don't think so. we will see. >> michael bennett says kneeling won't stop until colin kaepernick gets a job. what do fans think? former nfl quarterback and college football fan went to a bar in new york city to find out. it is friday so we have geraldo, the judge and you in 12 minutes, "fox and friends" first back in two. bp developed new, industry-leading software to monitor drilling operations in real-time, so our engineers can solve problems

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>> this is a move to save money, drive people to their own websites to buy tickets. they will stop allowing other smaller travel websites, there is the other list of sites they will no longer be offering their flights on. this is a move to save money but you will still be able to buy a jetblue ticket on priceline or expedia. rob: jump only in need of good pr, giving away what? >> a year of free burritos. all you have to do is text burrito to to blotto 222 for halloween. to enter this. and if you follow up to any

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jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. a little ray of sunshine emptying piggy bank to help for lunch. 5-year-old saved money to buy milk for her classmates that couldn't afford it the cause has raised more than $11,000. rob: great kid. next the bad, lunch. daughter on cam going up in flames. two food trucks setting off propane tank explosions in oregon. that's horrifying. an employee generator. thankfully nobody was hurt. jillian: alligator outgrowing bathtub. owner in nebraska calling 911 after the 5-foot long gator didn't fit in the bathtub.

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