truth has lost its importance, ratings are more important than facts. thank you so much for joining us, give us more of your comments, keep those coming in. "fox & friends first" continues right now. >> it's inconceivable that somebody would wait 40 years and then last than 30 days before the general election come out and make allegations. >> live report on high-stakes special election. rob: president trump railing against fake news like never before but according to one major news outlet, mistakes are why you should trust the media. the reaction to that one pouring in online.

♪ ♪ jillian: rendition of national anthem so powerful it's showing the world what america truly stands for. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ rob: all right, we are going to blast you out of bed, good morning to you. winter has arrived. it certainly did over the weekend. jillian: yes, it did. rob: it is cold and we got snow in new york city, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning i'm rob schmitt. jillian: and i'm jillian mele. all eyes on alabama, state's critical special election hours

from the finish line. rob: gop senate candidate roy moore claim to go set the record straight one last time as his opponent launches brand-new attacks. jillian: griff jenkins live in nation's capital with what's at stake, happy monday, griff. >> you have snow and i have drilling going on in the studio, coming down to the wire as alabama voters are waking up to robo call from president trump who is making a final push for the embattled republican roy moore. >> get out and vote for roy moore, his vote is our republican senate and it's needed. we need roy to help us with the republican senate. we will win and we will make america great again. >> moore who has been running at outside e was noticeably absent from the campaign trail this weekend and avoided reporters but called into a radio show denying allegations of sexual misconduct against him and

firing at establishment that refused to support him. >> they want swroans in there because they think they can beat him in two years without a content. of course, the democrats want jones in there for their vote. >> new jersey senator cory booker flew in to join the trail. jones took a shot at moore for hiding. >> what kind of public servant hides and goes only into known place, i'm going to be accessible after this election as i am now. >> richard shelby who said he didn't vote for moore but wrote in another republican candidate. moore maybe takens a slight lead in polls though and plans to close out campaign tonight, guys, with a major rally featuring among others former chief white house strategists steve bannon.

so we will see what happens. >> yes, we will. tbref jenkins, thank you. new warning that war is on the way. rob: north korea making the threat as the u.s. begins missile-tracking drills in south korea and japan joining in overnight. julie: live to amy kellogg in milan with the very latest, amy. >> hi, jillian, hi, rob, not the first time that north korea has made the threats, a few years ago after possible block aid from getting goods to north korea was floated, another declaration of war. it's hard to know exactly how to parse the comments. these were the drills from the u.s. and south korea and this week is missile-tracking exercises in response to last week's exercises north korea said this meant that, quote, the outbreak of war was an established fact, here is the

u.s. ambassador to the un. >> if north korea attempts to threaten or do anything to destabilize us or our allies, we absolutely will utterly destroy them. >> of course, north korea has been testing missiles with increasing intensity this year. yesterday two tremors. >> detected there believed to be aftershock from h-bomb test in september and yesterday we got a glimpse of kim jong un said to be sacred place because it was the birthplace of original north korean dictator, though, in fact, he was born in the soviet union and finally, the antinuclear weapon's group that received the nobel peace prize this year and awarred the actual prize yesterday had a very stark warning to the world saying that the total destruction of humanity was just an impulsive tantrum away. rob and jillian back to you. rob: interesting things coming

out of north korea. amy, thank you so much. fox news alert, a serial killer confesses to more murder erstwhile already serving life sentences for seven, todd, claiming in a letter to south carolina newspaper that he told the feds there are more bodies that haven't been found but claims authorities, quote, blew it off. pleaded guilty after police rescued a woman chained inside storage container in his property in november of 2016. police believe there could be more victims in florida or even outside of the country. >> while you were sleeping, the most destructive wild fire raging in southern california, look at the pictures, it just got bigger, 250,000 acres, larger than new york city. the massive inferno forcing brand-new evacuation orders in santa barbara, making it the fifth largest wild fire in history. six out of control blazes still

burn ago cross the state at this hour and it could get even worse, there's no rain in the forecast at all this week. rob: the pressure rising to paul manafort and rick gates back to court this morning, manafort provide with collection of records identified as hot which are the most important to the defense team. special counsel robert mueller indicting the former trump aides on charging including conspiracy, money laundering and foreign lobbying. jillian: an action-packed week 14 across the nifl, philadelphia eagles locking up nfc title with win over the rams but unfortunately some pretty tough news, star qb could be done for the season. carson leaving the third quarter with knee injury, he'll undergo mri today in philadelphia. ejected seattle seahawks player charging at opposing fans following a 30-24 loss.

yelling at things were being thrown at him, yieks. sunday night football coming down to the wires, 39 to 38 win and take a look, snowy scene in buffalo, did you see this, it's crazy. so much snow, you could barely see the field. bills beat the colts 13-7. rob: everybody told me to watch the game and it wasn't tale vised in new york. i was bumped out. that was a lot of fun. nobody on their knees. many leaving with pride tiers in their eyes. ♪ ♪ jillian: the performance leaving chills of fans, snowy scene there as well. army would go onto win the game

which is their second year in a row that they've won. before they started the winning streak, navy had won 14 years in a row. rob: that's a goodwin, absolutely. heather: as predicted, we got that snow. rob: i was so disappointed, janice. we got a pretty good snow. janice: we did, thank goodness the forecast came through. you know what across the south they got record-breaking snow. we could see more snow in forecast in the next 12 to 24 hours. 34 cold enough for snow, 23 in cincinnati, 35 in jacksonville, you know they actually saw snow in northern parts of florida as well. past 24 hours. we said good-bye to last system, we have a clipper system diving across the midwest and great lakes and potential for more snow into overnight tonight and into tuesday. here is our system, would it

come to new york? too warm per se for snow, we will have to watch. jillian: it was the perfect snow. antitrump bias surfaces among the ranks, lawmakers like marsha blackburn wondering if there's any hope of fair investigation, she weighs in next. rob: who says that crime doesn't pay? de blasio is handing out gift cards to criminals. jillian: waiting for the next time you fly, we will tell you about it.

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>> this is a rigged system. this is a sick system from the inside and, you know, there's no country like our country but we have a lot of sickness in some of our institutions and we are working very hard, we have a lot of them straightened out. rob: damming revelations of robert mueller's team that keep chip get away of the public trust. any possibility that the president can get a fair shake in this investigation? jillian: joining us is tennessee congresswoman. can this be done fairly? >> if i were robert mueller i would be pulling my team together and saying, okay, this does not look good and doesn't sound good and causes lack of faith in the investigation and how they are approaching it and quite frankly, i don't think he

wants the footnote of his career to be that he led this team partisans who had participated in speaking out against the person they were investigating. rob: seems like bob mueller is fairly neutral in this thing and is trying to do this right, he's removing the people that he finds, the question remains, can he get them all about to be fair investigation and at the end of the day, the president doesn't want to start the whole thing over because recycles the whole thing and expands. >> that's right. we know that you lead people when you're building an organization and this is basically his organization, the special counsel's organization to figure out what happened. now, unfortunately it doesn't seem they're going where the facts lead them and with any special committee or special

counsel you follow the facts that are unfolding, and what appears to be happening here is that they are trying to create the outcome that they want or some on that team were seek to go change words, nuance words, were trying to create an outcome they want. that is not a fair investigation. that is something that has been politicized and they're tweaking that information. jillian: there's still no smoking gun. how long do you think we are going to be having this conversation? >> you know, jillian, that's the unfortunate thing when it comes to special counsel, they will continue until they find something and what is causing such an erosion of the public trust is the fact that they are individuals that are part of mueller's team who have an agenda and they are trying to seek an outcome and if i were him, i would pull them together and maybe this is where you really do need a reset button.

rob: we will have to wait and see. we are moving to another topic, that is tax reform, the thing that could save the administration, give them a big victory. at this point it's going to conference, they will hash it out, the big, you know, criticism from the left is that, you know, the republicans want to give this huge break to corporations which, i think, will help economy but they want to do it on the backs of the little guy, middle-class, what do you say to that? >> i say to that, marginal rights, doubling of the deduction, standard deduction, you realize that is focused at middle-income earners, hard-working taxpayers, also what's the number one complaint that you have from people in the workforce right now, wage stagnation, can't get a raise, not enough job opportunity and when you lower business taxes for corporations and the

pass-through entities, what is going to happen job's growth, that is what you're going to see and when you have job's growth you're going to see that escalation in wage rates. i like those numbers that we saw coming out on friday, i thought that was a very positive indicater and you're looking at 3% gdp growth, i'm ready to see a 4% number come up. jillian: who do you think we should see an eye on and why? >> my hope is that everyone is going to say, we need to get this done, it's part of president trump's agenda, it is important that members of the house and senate stand with the president, get this across the finish line and have it signed for the american people before christmas. jillian: do you think it happens? >> i do, do i. jillian: we will leave it there. rob: maybe some of the things that the left is worried about will be fixed or changed somehow to make it more -- >> let me tell you, any day i

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jillian: good morning, welcome back, the president denouncing what he calls fake news media and calling for firings after a string of major reporting errors are exposed. rob: rough week, todd with the escalating war of wards, hey, todd. >> four media reporting errors this past week corrected by reporters and/or news organization sparking twitter attack from the president yesterday afternoon. he wrote, quote, very little discussion of the purposely false and defamatory stories put out this week by the fake news media, they are out of control. correct reporting means nothing to them, major lies written and forced to be withdrawn after they are exposed, a stain on america. here is the timeline first it was abc news correcting a brian ross report that incorrectly accused donald trump of directing michael flynn to make contact with russian officials before the election. then it was bloomberg and the

wall street journal that corrected stories that investigators had subpoenaed donald trump's records for from a german bank when they turned out that the subpoena concerned people and entities close to donald trump. and then donald trump and john, jr. received an e-mail allowing them to access hacked documented before such documents were publicly available and washington post reporter issued apology for president trump for tweeting a photo of empty arena prior to trump rally in florida that had been taken hours before the event started nevertheless some argue that misreporting actually bolsters trust in media, take a listen. >> are precisely the reason why people should trust the media. worst mistakes that press organizations have precisely occurred in effort, their everzealous effort to be fair to the president.

>> that prompted donald trump to tweet out, have you lost your mind, forgetting about the truth only did so when force today by people with large enough platforms to call them out, sadly most don't have that. another week. >> more fuel on the fake news fire. jillian: i love how you say question mark, question mark, question mark. rob: that's one way to play it. >> next-level stuff right there. rob: thanks so much. re-asked everybody at home a fairly easy question, does misreporting bolster trust in the media or does it hurt? >> angela sent us an e-mail and she writes, since when is it okay to tell a blatant lie, this is what's wrong with the country. we must tell the truth, msnbc stop the lies. rob: trust in media has been hurt long before president trump. jillian: all of journalism is

gossip. i don't know about that one. rob: sarah on instagram writes, hurt, i don't want fake news, we want the truth. we all want the truth, sarah, that's what we are trying to get to. jillian: i will tell you the truth now it's 26 minutes after the hour, how about that? president trump reminding voters why they can't afford to vote for a democrat in election. >> we want jobs, jobs, get out and vote for roy moore. jillian: does president trump need roy moore in order to save his agenda, our political panel on deck to debate it next.

jillian: white house warning palestinian leaders about being too quick to walk away from crucial middle east peace talks with vice president mike pence. rob: this as protests continue

over united states recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. david lee miller is live. >> good morning. next week the u.s. vice president mike pence is expected to visit the region, the palestinians say, however, that he is not welcomed and the palestinian leadership, including palestinian president is not going to meet with pence, the vice president's office has put out a statement, it reads in part and i quote, it's unfortunate that the palestinian authority is walking away again from an opportunity to discuss the future of the region but the administration remains undeterred in efforts to help achieve peace between israelis and palestinians and peace team remains hard at work putting together a plan. the head of egypt's coptic church has canceled meeting, pence is expected to meet with egypt's president. un ambassador nikki haley

speaking on fox news sunday, defended president trump's decision recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital. >> we think this is actually going to help us fast-ball the peace process going forward. we have to right to do whatever we want in terms of where we put our embassies. we don't need other countries telling us what's right and wrong. >> there have been more antiu.s., antiisraeli demonstrations on sunday about 150 palestinians were injured in clashes with israeli troops, in jerusalem, a security guard was critically stabbed by a 24-year-old palestinian man and protestors took to the streets all across the muslim world including lebanon, indonesia and turkey. israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu is urging that for peace process be given a chance to succeed and to consider a new u.s. proposal, the palestinians have said that in light of president trump's jerusalem declaration, the united states can no longer be considered a

mediator in any future peace talks, thank you in new york. rob: live just afternoon in jerusalem today. thank you so much. all right, president trump offering his support to republican senate candidate roy moore as all eyes turn to alabama ahead of tomorrow's high-stakes and controversial election. >> we want people that are going to protect your gun rights, great trade deals instead of the horrible deals, and we want jobs, jobs, so get out and vote for roy moore. >> so if roy moore wins tomorrow, does it help or hurt the president overall? it's a big question, here to debate, contributor to the hill and washington examiner dan and democratic strategists

nastialses in front of him, where does this stand right now? is this okay for the president to touch this? >> well, first thing is first, rob, i think the president is right, it is critical that republicans win this seat, already the gop has a razer-thin margin, 58-48, on some days we have members out for health reasons and another handful of members who are moderate republicans and enjoy poking the white house and the eyes of president trump, we saw that recently with john mccain in the obamacare repeal bill. so i think it's critically important here but the story, i think, tomorrow the even bigger story is going to be the blowback by the voters of the state of alabama on the mainstream media on the elites, on the left who have come into

their state and tarred and feathered a man without any evidence, without any court case, i think the bigger story here tomorrow is not just by the numbers, will the gop have a win, looks like they will but absolute -- rob: you make a good point that there -- this hasn't gone through a court system yet and it's just allegations at this point but there's a number of allegations and they do appear to be credible and you can tell that the president thinks somewhat thinks they are credible, i support him because i need a republican there, chuck, let's go over to you, how do you think this all plays out even if roy moore wins, is it really a win for the republican party? >> i think that the republican party loses no matter what happens tomorrow. if they win, sure, he comes to senate, take him and donald trump and wrap then in nice bow tie and talk about their own words and use their own words to hurt them. if he loses, that hurts donald trump, hurts lots of people

because republicans in alabama, there's -- democrats have no shot at winning any races in alabama, there's much more, 3 to 1 times republicans in alabama and we shouldn't even be in this race, it shows how bad brand is and how tired people are of nonsense. rob: is that fair, jen, that it's not fair or tainted? >> gloria allred has ammo of trying things in public opinion. one of the key accusers of roy moore coming forward saying she actually partially forged that signature in the year book. rob: not the signature but the notes attached to it. >> that's significant, look, i think, again, this is going to be a referendum on the mainstream media elite coming into the state of alabama. i think there's going to be a great deal of pushback and my

sources say that roy moore is actually slightly ahead, he's up 5 to 6, maybe even 7 points. at this point, his last event publicly was last tuesday, this tells me his strategists are doing the right thing here. they are taking what i call the weekend at bernie's approach, taking him around but not do too much talking, not to blow the lead. rob: chuck, the president's daughter came out pretty strongly at least in the beginning, how do you see this playing out tomorrow, do you think roy moore wins this thing? >> she should have come out, i do think that what she said and believe in the women, tomorrow is going to come down to the end, republicans outnumber like 4 to 1, it's close. the good news for democrats they will win either way, a man accused of messing with little girls in the senate or we will beat donald trump. rob: it is a pickle for republicans, it's certainly a pickle for the president on what to do in a situation where he does need republicans to get

anything done as the president of the united states. >> we still have the presumption of innocence before guilt. >> i think it's important to believe the little girls too. rob: i think there's good points on both sides of that. jillian, over to you. jillian: one of the black teenagers tortures disabled man will not spend one day behind bars. [inaudible] jillian: tough to watch thanks to plea deal, sentence today just 200 hours of community and four years probation avoiding a 33-year prison sentence. the judge says he doesn't think jail time would benefit the 19-year-old. horrifying attack in chicago sparking nationwide outrage, attackers accused the man of being a president trump supporter, three others have yet to be sentenced. new york city mayor de blasio

pay with gift cards, having them fill out questionnaire of judges, prosecutors and in exchange 15-dollar dunkin doughnut gift card, make the court system more user friendly. police can finally get the public recognition they deserve, ohio lawmakers are working on a bill that would make landlords thin blue line, the proposal after veteran was told to take flag down from in front of condominium. outrage after several college students were asked to leave coffee shop just for wearing make america great hats. >> i don't want you supporting this club. no one here wants people like you supporting our club. jillian: one of the university students joined us earlier telling us what it was like to be singled out over politics.

>> they kicked is all, they called us gnashists, -- fascists and nazis. we need to rise up and really fight for rights specially god-giving right of free speech. jillian: there's no safe space policy but the university is investigating. rob: it is week 14 in the nfl and players still not giving up their protests at least 16 players kneeling, sitting or raising a fist during national anthem on sunday and the impact, more evident as tickets, the prices of tickets have plummeted to some never before seen prices. jillian: according to seats, buffalo game tickets were like $2 but it was like a blizzard. green bay packers as cheap as $12, just as few years ago

tickets at worst seats would cost you 100 bucks. rob: panthers, packers. the buffalo game was fun to watch. 39 minutes after the hour, investors jumping on the bitcoin band wagon, future values going through the roof, how and if you should get on the action coming up next. jillian: did you see chelsea handler's attack on sarah huckabee, conservative millennial is here calling out her hypocrisy. that's next. rob: caught on camera daredevil trying to walk a hot wire suddenly slips, hundreds of feet in the air, wow. what happens next coming up.

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jillian: good morning, president trump holding a rally in florida on friday boosting of a crowd that was packed to the rafters but one washington post reporter trying to counter president trump's claim, turns out this photo was taken before the rally had started. the reporter tweeting that this was a phoney photo even demanding an apology for the misleading photo, so the question is, does the mainstream media need to be called out for the reporting errors, here now the weigh in conservative millennial blogger, thanks for joining us this morning. >> thanks for having me. jillian: everyone saw this, this was going all around on twitter. you know, president trump calls them out and says, this is phoney, this is not real, people were waiting to come inside. what was your reaction? >> i'm not always on the side of president trump's twices, in this case this is correct, the antitrump media has been working on overdrive in the past couple of weeks with the false stories

and i like many americans am just on the side of truth whether it's coming from the president and whether it's coming from the media. i want my politicians to be held accountable and i want the media to be accountable to tell the truth and that's exactly what trump is doing right now and i appreciate it. jillian: david sent out a tweet, sure thing, i apologized, i deleted the photo after someone told me that i had gotten it wrong. i was confused by the image of you walking into the bottom right corner. he tried to play it off, joking, i apologize, i was wrong, i was confused. did you think that was sincere enough? >> it's okay when people make mistakes, unfortunately we are seeing the trend of journalistic recklessness and that's what's damaging people's trust in the media far more than any criticism or tweet that trump can issue. jillian: people make mistake and typically you move on from it and president trump sent out another tweet saying david of the washington post just

admitted that his picture was a fake, fraud. empty arena last night when in fact, he knew the arena was packed. is that taking too far that he should be fired? >> you know, i'm not surement i don't like when the president weighs on whether somebody should be hired or fired, whether it's the nfl or mainstream media. that's the job of the washington post and we will see what happens. jillian: tough time right now. >> it is. jillian: everyone looking to post immediately, be the first one the post. >> get a reaction. absolutely. jillian: let's get your take on this, chelsea handler tweeted this video over the weekend of sarah huckabee sanders and it's basically mocking her appearance, quite frankly disgusting. >> just a few hours later chelsea handler tweeted about

feminism was and it's so important to lift other women and how terrible it is to bring them down, a few hours later we see this very demeaning video that criticizes not her politics or intellect but her looks. i need to know chelsea handler are you a feminist or are you not because you just tweeted about empowering women and now bringing somebody down because of superficial looks. jillian: specially today, not today as in monday, the culture that we are living in today, how many women we are hearing from, things that they have been through in the past and to post something as vile as this when it's strictly about her appearance is just wrong. >> says more about chelsea handler than sarah sanders. i think it kind of shows that she's lost the argument, she doesn't really have a point to

make when you're bringing down something as superficial as someone's looks, i think it shows a lot about your own character than sanders. jillian: do you think we would hear anything from chelsea handler? >> absolutely not, the reason she tweeted it is because sanders is pure evil. so i don't think that we are going to see an apology. jillian: thank you for joining us this morning, appreciate it. checking with brian kilmeade. >> congratulations on the eagles. 12 minutes before the top of the hour unless you have a different rundown. we are going to be talking about plethora of inaccurate news and is it helping donald trump even if it hurts him in the long run. we will talk about the agenda, ten days left, can they get it done, do they need it done, do we have a government to fund? among our guests kellyanne conway, i will ask the question

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rob: all right, bitcoin hits wall street with a big bang, 20% since market debut. jillian: tracee carrasco to break down the currency that's sweeping the nation. tracee: it's been bitcoin mania this past few weeks and yesterday the futures debut in

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