continues right now. >> all civilized people must come together to drive out terrorists and extremists from our society. we must stop radical islamic terrorists. jillian: friday, november 10th, while you were sleeping donald trump delivering a fiery speech in vietnam, the question on everyone's mind, will he meet with vladimir putin. rob: the juice booted from the bar of a las vegas hotel. what he's accused of doing. jillian: has your iphone been driving you crazy by auto correcting the word i to a random simple? you're not alone. apple has a 6. "fox and friends" first continues right now.

♪ jillian: take a look at that. that is a $1.5 million sports car. we will give you a good luck, where you could see it this weekend and how it ties into a higher initiative for veterans. rob: 180 mph up fifth avenue. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends" first this friday morning. rob: thanks for starting the day with us. breaking overnight, in vietnam, a bold message vowing america comes first. jillian: all eyes to a high-stakes meeting with vladimir putin. amy kellogg is live from danang,

vietnam. >> reporter: the vietnamese host is concerned with all that has been going on and the focus on trump's trip on north korea and trade deficits. their own agenda would be overshadowed. they are very concerned about china's expansionist behavior in the south china sea and consider the united states to be able work against that and it is important that particular issue not get buried. despite the fact there was a war here in which millions of people died, the vietnamese according to polls are pro-us population, forward-looking and very pro-american. trump took time to honor vietnam veterans today speaking of the war and it is veterans day, signed a proclamation thanking them for their service and he addressed the asia-pacific

economic cooperation summit being hosted here and hit the issue of unfair trading practices quite hard. >> the united states will no longer turn a blind eye to violations, cheating or economic aggression. those days are over. we will no longer tolerate the audacious theft of intellectual property. we will confront the destructive practices of forcing businesses to surrender their technology to the state and forcing them into joint ventures in exchange for market access. >> reporter: this issue of intellectual property theft is a big one that has not been spoken about as much as the facts of trade deficits.

as to that meeting between russian president vladimir putin and donald trump, almost like a cat and mouse game. wiki. will likely happen and should happen and must happen but the latest statement from the white house is reports they set up a meeting will have a meeting, simply wrong. highly unlikely they will bump into each other at the summit but no details. rob: how is donald trump looking on the world stage during his tour? gordon chang and army special forces commander, thanks for coming on this morning. the president, this was his sweet spot talking economics, unfair trade practices, this is how he won blue states and sold the message that we will bring jobs back, is it on our backs if they had that success?

>> certainly if you look at trade as a trade deficit or surplus, the united states trade deficits with number of countries, some are allies like japan and south korea, some are adversaries like china and some are friends like vietnam. we will have a difficult trading environment because those remarks about theft of intellectual property means investigation donald trump's trade advisor started in august. this will be a real source of disruption in the trade relationship with china because china's theft of intellectual property could be $600 billion, we can't ignore that anymore. rob: trying to get a lot out of china. kim jung un, we are being greedy in that regard. look at the speech here. it was really good, i thought.

he's talking about the economy, isis which is doing great with. that was a big part of the speech. >> after eight years of obama's capitulation around the world it was a pleasure to watch donald trump proclaim that we will put america first and point out to the world that he is not going to put up with the bad actions we have in the past. to assert our power as the world's all superpower and make sure people like china who have been on the economic conditions and support for north korea causing problems for the rest of us, changed the game and put the world on notice. rob: your thoughts on the speech? >> it is important the focus on trade and this is more focused

on trade the normal years. he went to beijing and talked about trade and the issue here is going forward and difficult conditions around the region, donald trump has to do it. midterm elections next year, republican majorities. >> we don't know if it is going to happen, probably going to happen. what can he give vladimir putin to get him to cooperate and squeeze moon jae-in, anything he can bargain with? >> the bargaining power, willing to use its clout to get what we want. we already decided to keep assad

in power. and the warm water base. we are prepared to give too much. a strong relationship, and cannot have north korea and other areas to accept the status quo of you guys pushing your weight around with no american response. >> vladimir putin will reflect his stance and a tough american president. thanks for coming on this morning. >> the second suspect arrested in the deadly 2012 terror attack in benghazi pleading not guilty. al amman was indicted on one count of conspiracy, he was caught on video and the compounds later used in the attack.

four americans were killed including ambassador chris stevens. former nfl star aaron hernandez had one of the most of your brain diseases ever according to scientists, revealing stage iii cte affecting memory and impulse control, the most advanced case doctors have seen in someone so young, it was caused by repeated blows to the head during his time in the nfl, he took his own life in jail serving a life sentence, fernando's family suing the league. patriotism taking center stage during thursday night football, seattle seahawks serving at a veterans day tomorrow. every player on the team standing to show their respect for our american heroes, michael bennett known for sitting during the national anthem doing an about-face, the nfl players union asking the league to hold a moment of silence before sunday kickoff in honor of veterans day but unclear whether this includes standing.

>> first lady melania hanging out with panda bears. ♪ jillian: she will make her final stop in asia at the great wall before heading back to the us. it is 10 minutes after the error. a battle brewing between the fbi and apple, the fed unable to unlock the texas church shooter's iphone, should the tech giant offer assistance or protect policy? a possible compromise next. >> the cost of the obama administration being uncovered. weight till you hear how much money you spend on things that were never used. >> another look at the awesome

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this, apparently the fbi says you need to help us, we already called, we are not getting a call back. someone is not telling the truth. but we do know it is going to take an enormous amount of energy to get this phone open. the question is the fbi and apple went at it before. jillian: the fbi spent $1 million to get someone to unlock the phone. >> that is the mystery, $1.3 million was estimated to be spent to get the iphone open for the san bernardino shooter. the thing no one said they could do, however this is they go and names, received that money, why aren't we using the same tool they got for $1.3 million to unlock his other iphone. jillian: it was a tool, not a company that was supposed to do

this. >> we have asked details from everyone, the fbi, apple, no one is talking in terms of who this was or what was deliverable for that but here is what we know. we have this issue with law enforcement not having access to these devices but there is still ways to get at this data. you and i have icloud or storage off of the phone. jillian: let's go through ways apple could have helped the fbi this time around getting information because there are certain phones that use touch id. >> with regard to the texas shooter we got the guy, you can still use his fingerprints. jillian: only 48 hours after. >> then it goes by body. the first step you want to do is

get that going on as law enforcement agency with apple or the victim or the suspects trying to get that open and that door is not being a knocked on at apple. the fbi says you should give us universal back door key to open any phone. we have just seen it turn on again. jillian: are other options like getting into their itunes account or the icloud account to access information, if you can't physically get in the iphone. >> icloud commit backup of your phone enabled somewhere else, most people do, you can get contact names, email addresses, notes you may have saved on your phone, those would be on the cloud easily accessible with a warrant by handing it over to apple. jillian: thank you for joining us this morning. rob: rand paul speaking out after being attacked by his

neighbor over landscaping, broke a couple ribs. the charges that his neighbor could be facing. veterans staging their own nfl protests. carly shimkus with a plan to boycott that has drawn hundreds of thousands of people but we would like to salute our veteran heroes, thank you to all of those. ♪ ♪ we could be here ♪ i had frequent heartburn, but my doctor recommended... ...prilosec otc 7 years ago, 5 years ago, last week. just 1 pill each morning, 24 hours and zero heartburn. it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10... ...straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed.

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xm 115 with a facebook group that has 200,000 followers. >> thousands of people coming together to show the nfl how seriously they are taking national anthem protests. a facebook group called boycott the nfl is encouraging people to do just that this veterans day weekend. the facebook group says million are football players stop protesting the national anthem of the united states, we will be here, we love football but we love our flag more. reaction to this has been pouring in. bill says this veterans day weekend i will honor my fellow veterans and respect our flag. if you want to thank a vet this weekend boycott the nfl. we have been talking about the ratings issues, last weekend they hit another all time ratings low. jillian: won't feel the effects until next season financially. the iphone. myself and others tired of

tweeting random symbols and question marks. >> if you have an iphone you were probably affected by this. a new update created this glitch where if you text the i it turns into an a and a question mark. it has been resolved. we can go back to texting in the english language but so many people were fired up about this. kayla says when you pay $1000 for an iphone and it glitches 24/7, we can stop crying about the glitch because apple fixed it today. jillian: i got a new iphone and i was surprised that happens. >> these phones are so expensive so i understand the frustration. rob: she gets around.

>> to break it down for you. april the giraffe, millions of people watched her on facebook live give birth to her calf in june. she might be pregnant again. 6 months from when she gave birth earlier this year. the animal adventure park owner cannot confirm or deny a prolapse pregnancy. to me it sounds like she is pregnant. jillian: at 12 weeks they can't tell. >> we need a zoologist to explain this. i hope she is pregnant, can't wait to see another baby. mary says yes. another yes for the baby cam, congratulations, it is speculation but we could use more positive news. you will agree with this, it seems kind of soon, give the poor girl a break. rob: a baby giraffe. >> i was mortified after i

watched it. rob: it would make -- thanks so much. jillian: 24 minutes after the era, donald trump delivering a fiery speech overseas. >> we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of any more. jillian: jim hansen says it is nice to see a president putting america first. >> sitting inside the bar asking about the paper shop. rob: o.j. simpson out of jail for less than a month ready band from a las vegas bar. jillian: that $1.5 million race car that honors our veterans. where you can see it this weekend, we will take you live later in the hour, stay tuned. ♪ ♪harry's meeting clients...

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rob: donald trump on the world stage in vietnam delivering a defined address with the message america comes first. a bold speech taking aim at north korea, islam and radical terrorism is harping on bad trade deals that have harmed the us economy blues the commander in chief calling out previous administrations for turning a blind eye to this, signing onto this bed the other this will not happen under his watch. >> we can no longer tolerate these trade abuses and we will not tolerate. from this day forward we will compete on a fair and equal basis. we are not going to let the united states be taken advantage of anymore. rob: the president addressing world leaders during his historic five nation asian tour.

jim hansen joined us earlier saying donald trump is changing the game, putting the world on notice that america is back. >> it was a pleasure to watch donald trump proclaim that we will put america first and point out to the world he is not going to put up with the bad actions we have in the past. rob: signing a proclamation saluting american heroes who served in the vietnam war ahead of veterans day which is tomorrow. the commander-in-chief praising veterans in the name at an american base used in the vietnam war. jillian: a critical step forward unveiling a new tax reform plan that gets rid of state and local tax deductions. griff jenkins joins us with how it differs from the house version. >> reporter: the senate unveils their plan and there are key differences from the house plan. the biggest difference the

senate plan eliminates the federal deductions for state and local taxes. the house only partially repeals them and still allowing $10,000 for property taxes. high tax states like new york and california have a lot at stake and the senate leaves it at 7 compared to the house which is four. both cut the corporate tax rate 35% to 20% but the senate the laser for one year taking effect in 2019 and doubling the exemption of the estate tax but the house entirely repeals it after six years while the senate plan does not. democrats who oppose the house plan are jumping on the differences. chuck schumer, one of those high tax states, had this to say. >> republicans telling house republicans there will be no compromise on state and local deductibility. it is full repeal or bust. >> reporter: display those differences republican leaders

in the senate and house say they are on track as the administration is optimistic they can deliver relief for the american people. >> moving in the right direction, businesses competitive. >> important progress for tax reform for the american people. we have a lot more work. >> reporter: the house will vote, the senate has to mark this up to get to this after thanksgiving still trying to deliver this by christmas with the president's signature. jillian: a bombshell development in the rand paul assault investigation. the kentucky senator's neighbor could face federal charges as prosecutors say the attack could have been politically motivated, pleading not guilty in court claiming the dispute was over landscaping, senior advisor

releasing the statement, quote, it was not a fight, a blindsided violent attack by disturbed person. he could get we 10 years in prison. rob: o.j. simpson has been out of prison five weeks registering up trouble. las vegas metropolitan police responding where simpson allegedly was kicked out of a bar for getting drunk and breaking glass. >> or in the fall is here. >> sitting inside the bar. >> reporter: the synapse attorney admits he was at the hotel but denies the rest of the story. >> every bit of that is categorically false. there was an allegation of drinking. he is allowed to drink but not to access. he was eating chicken wings, that is it. rob: he has been banned for life from the cosmopolitan hotel. jillian: father being held a hero after foiling an attempted

kidnapping of a 17-year-old daughter. they are accused of trying to rob the 51-year-old man and take his daughter likely for ransom. rob: the man heard him trying to break into his garage and opened fire. they took off in their suv, charged with attempted kidnapping. jillian: it is 34 minutes after the hour, a red carpet welcome from the white house and punishment on divergent charges, now bowe bergdahl could get hundreds of thousands of dollars for his trouble. does he deserve that payday? military experts ahead. rob: texting and walking can be tough for some people but apparently the government is here to help. the american city considering an all out band. jillian: we would like to salute our veteran viewers. ♪

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did yon the national debt?ssman get elected by talking tough will they stay true to their words? or did they promise you one thing... only to do another? right now, congress is talking about tax cuts that will add trillions to our national debt and hurt our economy. it's time to tell congress... don't borrow more money from china. and leave more debt to our kids.

keep your word. tax cuts shouldn't add to the national debt. jillian: the obama administration wasted hundreds of thousands of hard-earned dollars on parking spaces that were never used. obama's administration spent $1.5 million to subsidize parking at dc headquarters, $700,000 to pay for spots that were never used. rob: texting and walking, in chicago it would be illegal, some windy city lawmakers tracking down a pedestrian burying their heads and their phones, and a $90 fine for

first-time offenders. good luck in forcing this. costing as much as $500. a similar will known as smart phones on the law. rob: look up and a police officer writing a ticket. jillian: a perfect mystery hitting the big screen. rob: murder on the orient express about a dead pain -- train passenger in a battle to find the killer but is it worth your box office bucks? kevin mccarthy with the review. >> the most anticipated films, kenneth brown a directing it, one of the great mustachees i have ever seen, it is an epic

thing, and on a straw diet, and directing the film wearing a mustache and starring in the movie, based on the agatha christie novel, a passenger is murdered, that he calls himself trying to figure out, a whodunit kind of thing. and the filmmaking behind the film and how they shot these scenes, on a moving train, the landscape footage, and projected actual footage out the window so actors think they are actually moving and i spoke to the actors about this, to find out how that felt to be onset with screens having footage of real life on

sis. >> on the top of the train, i guess it did. >> they got the millennium falcon, people dancing. i got motion sickness. >> looking out the window. i get motion sickness, when things are in motion i get sick. and everything going by. >> the lady in the middle, daisy ridley from the star wars films, the new trilogy, coming out this year, i cannot wait to see that. when he mentioned the millennium

falcon i had to talk about star wars. it really is. >> it is a little slow, it is gorgeously shot and the ending is really clever. i didn't know the story prior to the movie it was all about a mystery. >> let's talk about daddy's home too, mel gibson in a major motion picture. >> the movie is very funny. the first of the i enjoyed, it was a surprise comedy. mark wahlberg and will ferrell, their father coming into the picture, john lythgoe plays will ferrell's dad, three out of five. if you love the original, not as funny but delivers enough laughs that enough messages to enjoy over the holidays but it is

pg-13, don't take the young kids to see it. rob: punishment on desertion charges, putting fellow soldiers in danger. now bowe bergdahl could get hundreds of thousands of dollars in back pay for what he went through. our panel of military experts ways in coming up next. jillian: we will take you live do this, $1.5 million car will be in the parade this weekend raising money for our vets. we are coming right back. ♪ man: proper etiquette is essential

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deciding if bowe bergdahl is entitled to a $300 payout after pleading guilty to misbehavior before the enemy and desertion. does he deserve that money is the big question. marine corps reserve kiernan lawler and intelligence officer tony shafer. i am sure your opinion is cut and dried. >> his status changed, deserted his troops and left his units, almost like you hear about golden parachutes, and makes his own decision do. >> is he getting that money?

>> this is unconscionable. it is true. if i were the army i would dismiss this. people died in the search for him and maimed permanently, this is all on him. this is blood money, the army should take and redirect to those people who suffer from this. he said things in uniform in the last six months switch if i were his commanding officer i would stock it with an article 99 charge. the taliban is more trustworthy than the army. that is aid and comfort to the enemy in time of war. as far as i am concerned he should be recharged on article 9. rob: talk about two differents presidents, obama almost celebrating they gave way five

taliban soldiers, throwing this party in the white house and on the other side, donald trump during the campaign talking about how he should have been executed. a disparity between two sitting presidents on one topic. that is amazing. >> the chain of events bowe bergdahl set off with his captivity, those five taliban guys, three joined the fight, we encouraged more hostagetaking by terrorists. 's crime is he deserted his troops and tragically some of his colleagues died trying to find him but policy was hurt by his decision and those of the obama administration. i can't wrap my head around why prosecutors would have made the forfeiture, last week when he pled guilty to desertion and misconduct before the enemy.

rob: i can't imagine this going his way of he admits this. >> this is one of those things prosecutors did not think room. this is a no-brainer. we have now a foreign-policy blackhole, four star generals get this guy back. donald trump, i would yank those guys back and put them back in gitmo. this is at the strategic level dealing with terrorists or the tactical level, can't have people walking away at a time of combat. rob: is this goes through, the odds of this? >> i was shocked when he didn't do jail time. you never know. keep talking about it and make sure it doesn't happen. rob: what do you think?

>> the army needs to do the right thing but i first announced on fox years ago i thought he was going to be charged, the army needs to do the right thing, make sure he never sees it, he's lucky to be walking out of the army with no jail time. rob: a lot of people in the military would agree. coming in today joining us on a topic, 51 minutes after the hour, $1.5 million of american muscle on the plasma. it is not just for show. how to honor our veterans, our heroes coming up next. ♪ ♪ funny how the world keeps turning ♪ ♪ i love this american pride ♪ of equipment, so they can protect their teammates and the surrounding wetlands, too. because safety is never being satisfied. and always working to be better.

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granddaughter. and retired navy seal david kelton. thank you for being here. we appreciate it. and thank you for your service. you spent 20 years in the service. >> 20 years in the service, yes, ma'am. jillian: tell us about this initiative and why have you this car here this weekend? >> this is an initiative to give back to our veterans and help those who -- we're working to go ahead and hire veterans and help them transition back into the civilian workforce and show support and give back in that manner. there is a lot of great opportunities with this because that's, you know, the best place to find great talent. it's helpful to our team. rob: i have been to the city 500. it's such a patriotic event. when you see the cars and have you military flyover. it's a very america loving event. it's one of those great moments that we have. like 400,000 people cheering for this country. cheering for machines and all that fun stuff. what does this mean to you? >> coming out of military,

it was as enlisted military man, it was hard to find a job coming out. after a while, i decided to work with michael andretti and get this foundation going because we're able to help the veterans out there in a high pressure environment transition over to something that they can relate to. and motorsports and andretti autosport with these fast race cars is a perfect fit. jillian: you mentioned 500, you were there? >> i was there. i had the opportunity to become an dready mort sport. to be there with everybody to win the indy 500 and to be right down in the winner's circle with them. drink the milk. my son and father were there with me. it was a fantastic experience. rob: tell us about these cars. you are andretti. that's racing name. that's royalty in the racing world. tell us a little bit about this machine we have got

here. sadly this one does not have an engine. >> not for this purpose, no. these cars are amazing. our drivers are great. mafing going 230 plus miles an hour arranged like a super speedway and having 32 other cars there like indy 500. they do that for hours on end and, you know. rob: it's built for speed. as we get a closer look at it, you can see the way it's built, it's almost wheels. it's all wheels and engine. not a lot to protect the driver. you've got to have guts. your family has a lot guts to get into that thing and go as fast as they go. have you ever driven a car? >> i personally have not driven an indycar. it's not of interest to me. i'm more business focused. rob: you don't want to be danica patrick. >> no. i love danica. that's not my thing. i'm on the business end and love to support. there are so many cinergys and the intensity within the racing world translates from

the military world as well. very tight-knit. jillian: we have a minute left. tell us how people can see this upclose. >> we will have the car up on a float. we're going to be going down the road, you know, talking to all the people out there. and asking the veterans to please go to our website web military is to motorsports.com. for them to see the car and emblem and be able to go to the website and possibly become part of the greatest team in racing and that's andretti auto sports. jillian: rob, i'm being told that you have to get in the vehicle. rob: can i touch and get in this thing? i don't know if i want to slide into that with my shoes here. you guys have no idea what this means to me. i mean, this is like a dream. >> stretch your legs out. you've got to take the wheel off, right? i remember that. >> legs straight out short

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