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aligned, stealing the show but not before the host take a few shots at donald trump. ♪ maybe next time ♪ he will think before he tweets ♪ ♪ jillian: think before he tweets. rob: and inside joke and i like it. jillian: 180 characters, whatever he wants. you are watching "fox and friends" first on thursday morning. rob: on the east coast it is 5:01.

to our top story, cut off north korea, donald trump to his chinese counterparts. jillian: the commander-in-chief warning the world time is running out. griff jenkins live with new details. >> reporter: the president and first lady melania and chinese president xi jinping sitting down at a state dinner, tough talks focused on trade in north korea donald trump called on china to do more confronting the nuclear weapons program. >> the united states is committed to the complete and permanent denuclearization of north korea, so important. china can fix this problem easily and quickly and i am calling on china and your great president to hopefully work on it very hard. >> that would include china implement in the un security council resolutions, he cited

one side of an unfair trade relationship between the us and china blaming past administrations for the huge trade deficit allowing him to take advantage of us. >> i don't blame china. who can blame a country for being able to take advantage of another country for the benefit of its citizens. i give china great credit. >> afterwards they signed $250 of personal product including us-made jets, auto-parts, natural gas, he heads to vietnam for two days of economic summits where face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin may be in question. rex tillerson talking to the press a few hours ago saying he would have to include some substance, it is still under consideration. we have more on that. and they are subjected to grilling you have to listen to

in this live chat. rob: it is going to blow you away when it is finally done. thanks so much. jillian: benghazi militant charged with helping terrorists beloved deadly 2012 attack will be in court today. he is charged with conspiracy to provide support and al amman could face life in prison if convicted. the suspected leader of the effect on trial on terrorist charges. four americans were killed in the attack including ambassador chris stevens. rob: first baptist church resumed services after the deadly shooting that killed 26 people during church services on sunday as mike pence meeting with first responders and church members claiming the air force will complete her eternal reviewing days after failing to report the gunmen's criminal record to a federal database that would keep him from buying guns. >> it was a crime the assailant

was able to purchase a firearm in the first place. he lied on his application, had a history of mental illness, and there were bureaucratic failures. rob: we determined all victims of the tragic shooting were kids, the oldest just 16 years old, 11 people recovering. senate democrats going full steam ahead introducing a major gun-control bill in the wake of that tragedy, the legislation would make it illegal to sell and manufacture 200 different types of semi automatic weapons and ban the sales of bumps stocks to make those semi automatics into automatic weapons as used in the las vegas massacre that killed 58 and expands background checks. the bill is not expected to be voted on in the republican controlled congress. jillian: country music's biggest night starting somber but

turning political. the 51st annual country music association awards at the bridgestone arena kicking off on a heartbreaking note. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ ♪ i want to be because ♪ i want to love you ♪ the best that ♪ the best that i can ♪ rob: somber start meant to honor the victims of tragedy impacting america recently, none hitting the world harder than the shooting at the harvest music festival in las vegas the claimed 58 lives. the show segued into politics when host brad paisley and carrie underwood took the stage. >> we can't be doing our silly little songs because this year's show is a politics free zone.

>> what about ♪ she is gone gone gone ♪ gone gone gone ♪ she wrote a memoir ♪ hillary is back ♪ jillian: performing a donald trump inspired version of before he cheats. ♪ it is fun to watch it ♪ little rocket man starts a nuclear war ♪ maybe next time ♪ he will think before he tweets ♪ jillian: entertainer of the year went to country superstar garth brooks racking is a lot. miranda lambert taking on female vocalist of the year and one of the biggest one is a minute chris stapleton who won male vocalist of the year and album of the year. rob: comedian and blogger chad brader coming on this one. it is more fun, at least when

they get political they knock both sides. >> at least it is fair. i always said political comedy is fun. jillian: gave everyone a little laugh. i want to get your reaction on eric church kicking off the show by singing amazing grace which was beautiful in my opinion and a whole host of other country music stars paying tribute singing the song hold my hand which was a big fit in the day. >> historically speaking bringing america together, it is phenomenal. i heard some things just like that. for the country and that was a somber moment that meaningful moment. they did a good job opening up

the dialogue. rob: taking a big risk when you are country music star and get political against a republican president. we remember what happens to the dixie chicks when they made those comments overseas. is that a big risk to slam the president when standing on stage? p change the difference between what we looked at versus what the dixie chicks did bashing president bush at that time overseas. it is fair game in politics. to have political comedy as long as it is comedy, funny, the and as, until they let me do that, they do a great job. i want to say congratulations, he was wearing his american

flag, newcomer of the year, great to represent america, great job doing that last night. jillian: you mentioned brad and carrie, giving information to host, they have been hosting for 10 years running. what is it about those two that make it successful? >> carrie underwood is one of the most youthful individuals on the planet and brad, great chemistry together. i keep saying i would love to host that show. they want to ask but they nailed it down. i hope they never go anywhere. they are a perfect combo. jillian: maybe the decision-makers are watching now and maybe they will ask you next year. thanks for joining us. rob: fox news alert, sloppy security, the number of weapons and explosives missed by our

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trade and technology. jillian: tough talk on north korea dominating donald trump's asia tour. rob: in vietnam he will come face-to-face with vladimir putin, maybe at this point. here to weigh in on that, former ambassador to the united nations john bolton. thanks for coming on this morning. we start with the news of the day which is rex tillerson saying this may or may not happen, there was never an agreement to meet, if they are going to meet, if there is something substantive to talk about that would warrant a meeting, there is no conclusion made on that. do you think these two are going to meet in vietnam? >> it would be surprising if they didn't. i didn't understand what rex tillerson means as there's plenty of substance to discuss with the russians starting with north korea but dealing with iran, the middle east, east and central europe, they have a long

agenda. when you go to one of these multilateral meetings the real business is done in a series of behind the scenes bilateral meetings. i don't know what the purpose of walking this back is, whether they think they will reach agreement or not is the issue. the president ought to take the opportunity to put it directly to vladimir putin on a range of issues. jillian: if they are to meet what should the message be? >> on north korea, iran as well, russia has to stop support for these regimes and their ballistic missile and nuclear weapons programs. we had a day of meetings in china, 13 hours ahead of us on the east coast, we have very little out of rex tillerson on what they discussed on north korea, that is not surprising. something going on they want to keep quiet or china hasn't budget from its long-standing

position of saying they will do something but not following through. russia is in the same position. if that continues, that continues to march toward nuclear weapons. rob: vladimir putin's country is a mess financially and for other reasons. what is his interest in supporting a country like north korea that almost nobody else on the good side of the world supports? >> resume be in a mess for a lot of reasons, the low price of oil on the global market but they are not a consumer society. vladimir putin is in charge, the state of affairs of his citizens is less concerned than it is in the united states. what does vladimir putin want out of north korea? a trade route by land through north korea to south korea, excellent for russian economic purposes but a lot of concern over a long time about china's

designs on russian far eastern part of the country and what may happen, mineral resources, not much population, china with a big population, mineral resources. there is a lot going on in northeast asia that trump and vladimir putin could talk about. jillian: we had a live picture of donald trump and melania arriving at the state dinner in beijing. what is your opinion how his message has been received the last couple days? >> japan and south korea the message was clear and strong. everybody got it, japan is on board with us, north korea, south korea a little more difficult but the chinese are not giving any signals one way or the other. sometimes when something is happening behind the scenes you don't want to talk about it prematurely. unless that is true it doesn't

look like there's much movement on china. that means the new -- north korea nuclear weapons program continues to roll along and we get to the deck of the president has to make a hard decision about use of military force. otherwise north korea will have nuclear weapons. rob: xi jinping is the key to this and there has not been a lot of progress, thank you for coming on this morning. jillian: 19 minutes after the era, new video showing the final minutes before roy holliday's plane went down. what we know about the aircraft and the deadly problems. >> the daggers come out after donna brazile revealed how much power the clintons have over the democratic party. >> we lost an election many thought we were going to win. i did a forensic examination of what we did wrong and what we could do better. jillian: the former speechwriter under george w. bush, democrats

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rob: more video showing roy halladay's final flight. he was showboating minutes before crashing in four feet of water off the florida coast. video from tmc sports showing him flying a few feet above the ocean was a big risk. the plane is known as the sports car with wings, there are three crashes involving with a model of aircraft since april and the plane's designer was killed in one of those crashes. self driving the scratches into

a semi-tractor trailer after the groundbreaking service hits the road. self driving cars, turns out it was not the self driving bus asphalt, the shuttle and sensors detected the oncoming threat and it stopped successfully but the driver of the truck didn't hit the brakes, grazed the front of the bus. nobody was hurt. jillian: all aboard, or not. perfect mystery jumping the rails and hitting the box office this weekend. >> if there was a murder what is going on? there was a murderer. the murderer is with us and every one of you is a suspect. jillian: murder on the orient express is about the death of a train passenger and a master detective's battle to find the killer. behind the scenes, quite a cast of characters. >> hollywood at its best, big movie, a chance to catch the premier in london last week and

caught up with the cast, told me about this epic movie. >> there is something about strangers pressed together for days with nothing in common but the need to go from one place to another and never see each other again. >> when you heard they were going to do a remake of this iconic story what was going through your mind? >> i had never seen the original movie. i forgot the end. reading the script and trying to put the puzzle pieces together and be the detective as i was reading it blue my mind. >> it is rare these kind of movies are made, that are so epic in nature and are

character-based, made it more relevant today. >> very good at honoring the source but allowing it for today and accepts our present day sensibility injected into it. >> out of this. >> pick a number. >> i wanted something you could escape into the screen, use the 35mm format to take the audience on the train to get to a different place, become a mystery and then a psychological drama which is very engrossing. >> i'm sleeping here where everyone can see and i can see everyone. >> every one of you is a suspect. age my name is herule poirot. >> take a ride on the orient express this weekend.

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rob: back with a fox news alert looking live at beijing, china. there is the president next to the first lady attending china's state dinner. jillian: donald trump wrapping up the third stop of his 5 nation asian tour. he will come face-to-face with vladimir putin in what could be a high-stakes talk. rob: griff jenkins with what we can expect if the meeting happens. >> reporter: the president and first lady melania in chinese president xi jinping at the state dinner in the great hall of the people, noting the pomp and circumstance china rolling out the red carpet, tough talks focused on trade in north korea as donald trump called on china to do more to confront north korea's nuclear program. >> the united states is committed to the complete and

permanent denuclearization of north korea. of china can fix this problem easily and quickly, i am calling on china and your great president to hopefully work on it very hard. >> reporter: progress in the next two days as we find out if they will implement un security council resolution, tightening economics grews on trade, donald trump did blame past us administrations for the 1-sided and unfair trade relationship say he doesn't blame china for taking advantage of it but the president had next to vietnam for two days of economic summits where a face-to-face meeting with vladimir putin may be in question. wreck tillerson says he is walking in the meeting back saying it is under consideration. >> a number of different areas,

something sufficiently substantive to talk about that would warrant a formal meeting. if we have a meeting let's make it a meaningful meeting. >> the president called on russia to do more in confronting north korea. we will find out in the next few days, if the meeting happens. very fluid situation. rob: we appreciate it. donna brazile slamming her own party and its handling of the 2016 election. >> i received my fbi brief in august. i want to go to the pentagon, i didn't want to go to the dnc. i wanted someone to put yellow tape around the dnc, we lost the election many thought we were going to win. i did a forensic examination of what we did wrong and what we

could do better. rob: a former speechwriter for george w. bush reacted to that. >> people will respect someone who comes forward and stand up for the truth. rob: top democrats calling the claims in her new book rigged that the dnc helped get hillary clinton the nomination, donna brazile saying the dnc was not rigged but there was a cancer. figaro, former national justice director for bernie sanders who lost the bid to hillary clinton says no matter what way you put it the election was in favor of hillary from the beginning. >> it was rigged in her favor and in order to move forward as a party, every day we keep denying the obvious fact there was an agreement made outside the fundraising agreement they had total control of strategy, you will see people not just bernie sanders supporters, but

those who believe in the american democratic process, will continue to be offended by the audacity of those trying to spin it into something other than the truth which is it was rigged in hillary clinton's failure before she became the nominee. >> not just guns, lawmakers want to crack down on rental truck companies more than a week after a terrorist plowed a rental truck through a bike path in new york city killing eight people. it is called the vehicle ramming protection act and will require rental companies to grill customers on their plans and report any, quote, seditious activity. the authorities say terrorists will not say anything incriminating. fox news alert, disturbing undercover tests revealing shocking security blog that the nation at airports terrorists hope to exploit. homeland security official telling lawmakers the tsa failing to detect dangerous weapons and explosives at extremely high rates.

that video from tsa training shows how powerful a small bomb can be, these findings week after elaine duke says terrorists are looking to carry out more 9/11 style attacks. rob: guinness world records day, the founder of gravity industries soared into the record books. in the uk, setting the fastest speed in a jet engine bodysuit going 32 miles per hour. the harlem globetrotter with the highest basketball shot at 50 feet, and us gymnast brothers achieved very impressive slips, 32 flips.

>> matthew mcconnaughhay celebrates his birthday by surprising a kentucky town with free turkey for thanksgiving. he teamed up with 250 volunteers, frozen butterball birds, the oscar-winning actor saying no better way than to give back to those in need. >> 37 minutes after the hour, let's go to beijing, china, the president about to speak in a couple minutes, that is the president, let's listen in. >> in a few days.

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revisited, china -- and and two hours, simple actions. tremendous honor by the chinese delegation at the great hall. this moment in history presents both our nations alongside other nations which rob: you are listening to donald trump who addresses everybody at

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rob: love him or hate him, americans nationwide are more optimistic about the future than they were a few years ago thanks to donald trump and his agenda it would appear. what is about the president's message that is resonating? here to discuss is the author of an interesting article from the wall street journal editorial page, fox news contributor james freeman. thanks for coming on. talking about the message of this president versus his behavior which more people find

objectionable and what he is trying to do. is that what you got out of it? >> he is an unconventional politician, got into the race mid-2015, hard to figure out where this is going as we locate the election next year. traditionally more how people feel about the economy, a big driver of election results. it is a big puzzle. it is really striking, trump's approval ratings remained very low. people are getting more optimistic about the future, feel better about the economy, better about their freedom and ability to realize the american dream. a striking phenomena. rob: we all care what is in our pocket and what we have. interesting thing you are talking about. let's bring up the results of a poll on the american dream,

americans on the american dream now unattainable, 59%, this is what it was prior to this a few years ago. on their way to achieving it, 46% have achieved it at 46%. the amount of people that believe the american dream is attainable is higher than it was to the end of the obama administration. >> the last two numbers are a significant part of this, results from atu research survey cuts across demographics, racial ethnic lines, americans either think they can achieve the american dream or are on their way. rob: a better number than before. >> a lot of reporting in the obama years driven by public opinion surveys questioning whether the american dream was dead, teens were not as well off as their parents. in the pews survey not everyone defines the american dream by

wealth. was talking about for some it is good family life, freedom to live how they want to live. you see a big upturn in the last year as we have seen in the stock market and other places of confidence about the future and we wonder what the political implications are because you have continuing disapproval of donald trump at least in these surveys but very optimistic about the future. >> you talk to a lot of people, you do get that answer which is i wish he would cut off the behavior but the message he sends and what he is trying to do is so solid and a lot of people think this election wasn't about donald trump even though he thinks it was. this was about what he represented, people think of washington getting nothing done. he was able in a china shop, all these people are terrible, i'm here to clean it up. people of that. >> you don't want to read much

into these results, new jersey, virginia, have become reliably democratic states. it is not clear where you set the bar. it is not just good feelings. we are headed for, according to the forecast from the atlanta federal reserve bank our third straight quarter of better than 3% economic growth, too releases say trump economics has succeeded but you are seeing signs, the markets, business confidence measurements, starting to see a pattern, that is why it all hinges on the tax cut. if they get that done and get corporate rate to a competitive level with the rest. >> over 3%. steve mnuchin talking about 4%. the debt we have will be erased quickly and you can keep that, that is the goal. >> no reason you can't get 4%

growth. they are moving in that direction and got to get it done. rob: over to you. jillian: a war may be brewing between nfl owners over roger goodell. new york times reporting cowboys owner gerri jones has hired a lawyer to stop with the contract extension preparing to do the least, jones and a handful of owners upset at his lack of action in stopping and them protests which led to a boycott and gains. three american college basketball players in china, in their jail, and cody riley, stealing sunglasses, chinese authorities to stay in the hotel until the legal process, ucla is expected to to play the season opener without them. they is a quick turn into

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rob: oakland's top cop under fire for helping the fed then a human trafficking bust involving an illegal immigrant, kirkpatrick under investigation for violating the sanctuary city law for sending a sergeant and two officers to direct traffic to help ice investigate a crime. two were detained and one is set for deportation. she claims none of her officers helped to make any arrests. that is the situation in oakland, california. the first dream reported under donald trump's arrest again for trying to illegally sneak into the us, he was arrested by border patrol in california monday, claims he was wrongly deported in february from the us

but he left the country voluntarily which canceled his da ca privileges, he faces two years in prison. >> remember the professor who said all i want is white genocide? back at it again blaming the shooters white entitlement for the 26 lives lost in the texas church massacre. >> the structure of power, the structure when it feels threatened lashes out. >> the mayor is banned from campus and forced to teach online over similar comments after the las vegas shooting, the mayor tweeted the us soldier given a first-class seat on a plane wanted to make that moment. former syrian diplomat who represented bashar al-assad could teach your children with a full-time professor at rutgers university law department after

being hired two years ago, a watch group says while serving as a delegate and legal advisor justified the mass murder committed by the assad regime that used chemical weapons, the group is petitioning to have the school fire him. rob: stealing the show at the country music, not before the host took some shots that donald trump. ♪ maybe next time he will think before he tweets. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with reaction online. >> it was a great show, something for everyone. the country music association came out with media guidelines telling reporters they can't ask political questions, they reversed that rule after a lot of backlash but looks like brad

paley and kaylee underwood were not going to pay attention, they made fun of donald trump, hillary clinton, bernie sanders, anthony scaramucci. social media reaction is mixed. it was funny, not mean-spirited. let's not take everything so seriously. and marie says when it is all 1-sided like saturday night live that is not funny and just insulting. tonight was just right. stephen says even the country music award has to open up by marking the president, time to find something else to watch that won't involve politics. a whole smattering of reaction. jillian: people were screaming at the sky. >> the president's critics marked the election night anniversary by screaming at the sky in frustration. take a listen to this. [drums and screaming]

>> i don't think any of those people will like this histogram post from donald trump junior. he said personal photos i took of donald trump taking the call that ended it all one year ago. on the other line was hillary clinton. christina tweeted i will be laughing so hard like i did last year when they lost. mike says the scream helplessly at the sky event even more pointless when you realize these people have been helplessly screaming for 365 days straight, longer than that. rob: let's talk about the capitol rotunda race. >> using a scooter to get around, yesterday he challenged 87-year-old texas congressman sam johnson who used the scooter to get around to a race. here is how that went down. ♪

rob: so intense. jillian: they are both winners. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. bread, wine and chocolate to your diet. they are key to everlasting youth showing they contain chemicals that can rejuvenate older dna leaving your skin looking older. rob: a call for help, a driver in oregon called deputies when he heard someone yelling help me but it was just a parrot, wasn't actually hurt. diego will not face charges. jillian: would you pay $900 for

this designer dress that looks like dry-cleaning plastic wrap? i don't know how to say that. the overlay dress was designed to showcase the runway. there you have it. "fox and friends" start right now. tomorrow is friday. >> >> the entire world must unite to confront the north korean mess. >> either china will take care of this problem or we will. >> you leak questions to the hillary campaign during a cnn town hall. >> i made sure that our candidates. i didn't want them blind sided. >> that's the -- i ever heard. >> announce this sunday to be a day of prayer across the entire state of texas we unite as one state. >> mitch mcconnell tomorrow should tender his resignation and say, hey, after we get taxes done, i will step aside. >> president trump's critics marked his