he was not seriously injured and able to crawl out of that on his own, the crash was likely operator error and not due to drunk driving. wow. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", hopefully you'll have a great start to your week, "fox & friends first" continues right now, thanks for joining us, bye, bye. >> he made a point and hopefully assad gets it, if he doesn't, it's going to hurt. rob: locked and loaded, the u.s. vowing all options are on the table if another chemical attack is carried in syria, brand-new sanctions that russia could be facing in this. >> i don't think he's medically unfit to be president. i think he's morally unfit to be president. jillian: ousted fbi director james comey comes out swinging, the interview everyone is

talking about. rob: stars align as country music biggest names take sin city by storm. the politics-free night as carrie underwood makes powerful return, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jillian: look at the gorgeous rainy, windy, chilly monday morning here in new york city. [laughter] rob: new york, 50-mile an hour winds. jillian: good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first"

on monday, i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt, warnings of more air strikes to come if chemical attacks continued in syria. jillian: griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. following the latest, good morning, griff. >> good morning, jillian and rob, ambassador haley was not menacing words when she put bashar al-assad on notice. >> what i can tell you the president made it very clear when it comes to weapons of mass destruction we have no tolerance for it, we will watch for the best interest of the american people and so he made a point and hopefully assad gets it. if assad doesn't get it, it's going to hurt. >> hailey indicated that new economic sanctions against russia are forthcoming for enabling assad's regime noting that russia has blocked six attempts by the un security council to investigate syria's use of chemical weapons.

vladimir putin in particular stressed that if such actions continue, i will inevitable lead to chaos in international relations. president trump took to twitter declaring mission accomplished and sending letters informing them of the actions he took saying i acted pursuant to my constitutional authority to conduct foreign relations and as commander in chief and chief executive in vital national security and foreign policy interest of the united states. he added he would take additional steps as necessary and appropriate but some on capitol hill questioned that authority. >> president trump is not a king, he's a president. he's supposed to come to congress to seek permission to initiate a war. the president flouting this and saying i can do it without congress, what's to stop him from starting a bombing campaign against iran or north korea and some other nation and saying i think it's in the national interest? >> across the bond british prime minister theresa may faces parliament lawmakers today, she

acted without parliament's approval and will defend doing so but she doesn't need parliament's approval for doing such actions, that's just customary to inform them, jillian. jillian: thank you very much, griff, we will have more on the air strikes in syria coming up in the next ten minutes. president trump asking a zrrowj block federal investigators from reviewing documents taken during a raid of his lawyer's property, the president's legal team writing a letter to federal judge asking her to force the government to, quote, provide a copy of the seized materials to mr. cohen so our firm and president may review for privileged those seized document that is relate to him. michael cohen expected in court today about hearing about those materials. adult film actress stormy daniels also expected to be there, the feds reportedly found documents related to a payoff from cohen to daniels over alleged affair involving the president. partisan finger-pointing on capitol hill after congress delays vote that would protect

robert mueller, senator chuck grassley tried to get a vote on it last week in senate judiciary committee but punted until next week, democrats worry republicans are trying to weaken the bill, it would limit president trump's ability to fire the special counsel and let a court reinstate him if he were sacked, the white house says there's no plan to fire mueller. rob: heavy security in place on the fifth anniversary of the boston marathon bombings, nearly 8,000 police officers will line the race and take watch from rooftops high above the city, undercover officers, drones, bomb-sniffing dogs and security checkpoints will keep 30,000 runners and even more expectators safe, two wreaths place near the finish line this weekend in remembrance of that event. all right, president trump heading to florida today for a round table on tax reform. commander in chief sitting down with small business own toaster promote the $1.5 trillion tax cut package that he signed into

law. he and the first lady will then head to mar-a-lago in palm beach to host japanese prime minister shinzo abe on tuesday and wednesday. jillian: 92-year-old deciding no to seek medical help after series of hospitalizations of congestive heart failure and copd. appreciates many kind messages and especially the prayers she's receiving. barbara and president george h.w. bush have been married for 73 years. rob: it's something. wow. iconic full metal jacket drill instructor r. lee ermey has died. gunnery sergeant in the 1987 film. >> you will not cry, you will learn by the numbers, i will teach you, get up, get on your

feet. rob: ermey won golden globe for that role. he was on "fox & friends", he died of complications from pneumonia, ermey was 74 year's old. jillian: country music's stars. rob: leaving behind politics, instead paying special tribute to the las vegas massacre victims. jillian: carley shimkus with highlights and big winners, what are people talking about this morning in carley: country music stars packing mgm grand for 53rd academy of country music awards, the show getting onto a somber start, jason aldean performing when shots went out paid tribute. >> i wanted to open the show that something that sums what it's like for country music to be back in las vegas for the first time since october 1st, we

thought about starting with a song that's a lot bigger than a single song, everything you'll hear tonight, the song that brings us to our feet makes you want to pull someone close or live in the moment, nothing to that i can away from us. carley: there was some fun as well, rememberra mcintyre surprising the crowd wearing the infamous red dress honoring moments in country music 25 years ago and carrie underwood returned to the stage for the first time since injuring her face. ♪ ♪ carley: chris nabbing not only two wards but welcoming two sons into the world. the singer unable to make this year's show because his wife just had twins. now as for the night's other big winners, jason aldean wearing entertainment of the year,

miranda lambert taking home award and throughout the night did not throw any political punches, people on twitter taking notice, that says all other award shows should take note. you can have a great opening monologue exempt of politics and nick says kind of refresh to go watch an award show and not hear endless droning about politics and just focus on music, so, guys, looks like a fun time especially for miranda lambert who won 30th acm award. it doesn't get boring at that point in time? i'm only kidding. rob: carley, thanks so much. nine minutes after the hour and fox news alert, ready the strike, the u.s. vow to go unleash more air strike ifs the assad regime uses chemical weapons again. will syria and allies fall in line? our next guest congressman bill johnson served in the air force,

he says they will and he's here live on why the message the u.s. sent was heard worldwide. jillian: the antisanctuary movement in california picking up steam, the brand-new support ice is about to get. rob: while you're online habit could cost you even more money. jillian: first jason aldean performing you make it easy at last night acm awards. ♪ ♪

rob: welcome back, locked and loaded ambassador to the united nations nikki haley issuing stern warn to syria, the united states is ready to strike again. >> the united states is locked and loaded. when our president draws a red line, our president enforces the red loin.

jillian: so is another strike imminent? joining us now ohio congressman and air force veteran representative bill johnson, thank you for joining us. >> good to be here this morning. jillian: if another one is imminent, what do you think happened on friday night? >> well, i think it was appropriate, we went to great lengths to make sure civilians were not hurt and we didn't cross the line and attack any russian assets and it had the support of nato allies as well as our -- our ally israel, so we sent a strong message that president obama is not in the white house anymore, that red lines that prohibit the use of weapons of mass destruction, they're not going to be tolerated. rob: nobody likes to see a regime like this take out at a strike -- chemical strike on its own people, it's a horrifying thing to even imagine, but i have to ask, does the united states have a real policy in syria at this point? it doesn't seem that we really know where are -- our own line

is, do we really do? >> the president has made that very clear, he came into office without a policy, i mean, there had been no policy for over eight years in syria, he's developing one and it's a work-in progress, that's absolutely for sure. rob: let me clarify on that question because obviously chemical weapons seems to be a policy right now but what's the difference in how you kill people if it's a chemical weapon, is it different -- he slaughtered hundreds of thousands of people in the country most of which have not been done with chemical well, why is chemical weapons the line? >> i get that point also but chemical weapons are different, they do not target combatant members of the military, they kill innocent women and children and we saw that in the horrifying videos that we saw last week, but the president has made it very clear that the assad regime is not going to be tolerated in doing this kind of

thing to its people, but remember this is the russian-backed regime. this is the russian reset that happened under president obama and -- and hillary clinton and this is what we are looking at now for the future of that region and if we don't get syria under control, look at what's going to fill the void there. we pushed isis out, iran is sitting there waiting to step in, we don't need that. jillian: we want to hear your reaction on another piece of video from nikki haley but first yes or no, do you think we strike again? >> i'm not sure. this was -- secretary mattis made it very clear, we degraded their ability to produce chemical weapons, let's see what the response is now if they're smart, they'll back away from this kind of activity. jillian: as i was just referencing we will hear more from nikki haley on possible russia sanctions,let hear more

about this. >> russian sanctions will be coming down, secretary mnuchin will be announcing those on monday, if he hasn't already and they will go directly to any sort of companies that were dealing with equipment relate today assad and chemical weapons use. jillian: your reaction? >> i think sanctions are absolutely appropriate at this point. you've got several elements of -- of power, you the military element, the economic element, you've got the diplomacy and these sanctions are very, very appropriate and i wouldn't be surprised to see even more. you know, russia's economy is teetering at this point. they've overstretched their limits in the ukraine and -- and they really overstretched their limits in syria as well, so i wouldn't be surprised if president trump is not taking a play in reagan book, bring the russians into compliance and make them good actors in the

community of nations by simply outperforming -- outperforming them, outsmarting them and economic. rob: tough job to do. >> it is a tough job. jillian: thank you very much. rob: 18 minutes after the hour and hot air balloon horror, a shocking moment where balloon carrying people crashed into a neighborhood. >> i knew this was a no-win situation. the deputy director said you know you're totally screwed, right? and i smiled and i said, yeah, nobody gets out alive. jillian: fbi's former top boss james comey making explosive claims to sell his tell-all book, todd pirro with the interview that has everybody talking. first here is miranda lambert last night at the america's country awards.

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knows what's going on, i don't think he's medically unfit to be president, i think he's morally unfit to be president. >> as for going public about the probe into hillary clinton's private e-mail server in the final days of the 2016 election, comey claims he wasn't trying to favor either candidate though he admitted he assumed clinton would win, not surprising president trump took to twitter, quote, unbelievably james comey state that is polls were crooked hillary were leading were a factor of the clinton e-mail probe, in other words, he was making decisions based on the fact that he thought she was going to win and he wanted a job, slime ball. members of congress also spoke out. >> i do think that he made a very serious mistake in discussing the clinton investigation two weeks out and then a few -- >> releasing the letter? >> releasing the letter, violating the department policy. >> funny thing about every jim comey story is that the starring role and the hearo in the end is

always the same. it's -- it's always jim comey, he's always in some sort of tortured matrix to save us all. >> comey's new book hits store shelves tomorrow. jillian: very interesting the reaction that we are already get on this book and a lot of people are still reacting to the way james comey handled a lot of things. rob: yeah, he said before that the fbi, doj has absolutely no political side to it at all and then he also says in the interview, oh, yeah, maybe loretta lynch was trying to protect hillary clinton, it's kind of interesting to try and tie those together. >> it's unreal. rob: let's go the sound bite to chris christie who worked on the administration for a brief time. here he is. >> when i worked for jim, if i said to him 11 days before an election that i was going to release information that could potentially elect the election and one of the things that influenced me was polling, he would have fired me, he would have fired me on the spot and it is really disconcerting to me as a guy mo worked with him and

have defended him on this air and other places over the years to see this interview and what he was saying. it is exactly what they teach you not to do and i think it's unfortunate that he began to believe his own press clippings and danger to public life and what he shows in that interview is extraordinary to me and not the guy that i worked with or worked for and it's sad. jill where i will not just politicianings reacting, everyone is reacting. >> tweet by jason, comey calling someone morally unfit is the funniest thing i've heard in months, tweet herely nick, he either lied in the interview or committed perjury in front of congress, he's in big troublement on facebook, this is by joseph, comey has jumped on the hillary blame tour. rob: well, he got his book out and will make a lot of money. >> you almost have to read it to

understand where we are in society in 2018. rob: thank you so much. 25 minutes after the hour now, some sad news here, barbara bush in failing health, she will no longer seek medical treatment. the online prayers that are pouring in this morning. jillian: history book taking aim at our president, the antitrump curriculum that are being taught to high school students. rob: first hire is blake shelton and toby keith as i should have been a cowboy in last night's academy country awards. ♪ ♪

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today, david. >> reporter: good morning, rob, we are on the israeli side of the border, not far from where i am standing the israeli government has a listening post, they very closely are monitoring the events in syria, take a look over my shoulder and you can see off in the distance some of the syrian villages, only a few hundred yards away from the border while the israeli government has endorsed the air strikes there is a sense here that they did not have a -- make meaningful difference on the ground. syrian forces have continued operations against rebel-held territory and some of the area you're not looking at is still held by rebels and many analysts believe this area could soon be in cross hairs of the assad regime. meanwhile in the capital demascus, 40 miles from here today people took to the streets for a rally that was broadcast live on state tv. people carried flags, they shouted ala, syria, and bash or,

reference to the syrian leader, syria and russia are attempting to minimize the impact of the recent air strikes. meanwhile now the u.s. un ambassador nikki haley says the u.s. is threatening to impose a third round of sanctions against russia, the ambassador says the u.s. treasury later today will try and impose these sanctions against russian companies that dealt with equipment and supported the regime of the bashar al-assad regime as well as the use of chemical weapons. the ambassador spoke on fox news sunday when she said qinl call weapons pose a global risk. >> we have to be conscious that we can't allow even small use of chemical weapon. this very easily could happen in the united states if we are not smart and if we are not conscious of what's happening. >> and in just a few hour's time we expect the uk prime minister

to address parliament, she will like i will say that the purpose of the air strikes had nothing to do with the regime change, they had nothing to do with interfering with the syrian civil war, the purpose was to prevent the use of chemical weapons, she wrote that in an editorial today in the british paper, the opposition participate there wants to restrict the prime minister's capability to take part if there are any future air strikes. that's the latest from the region, thank you. rob: big things happening there, good to have you on the ground david miller, thank you so much. jillian: 100 americans will be evacuated from south korea peninsula this week and flown all the way back to the united states. the semiannual drill coincides with war games in the korean peninsula and also prepared to the possibility with having to move 200,000 americans and civilians if war breaks out.

new national security chief john bolton not done hitting reset, bolton is looking to replace several mid-level aides in the couple weeks, senior aides tom have stepped down since bolton took office last week. rob: the sanctuary city revolt is growing in california, leaders in los alomitos will cast vote tonight. the policies limit local law enforcement from cooperating with immigration and customs enforcement, san diego county leaders will meet tomorrow to consider joining the trump administration's lawsuit as well. this comes as the doj sends another round of letters to seattle, oakland and the state of vermont demanding proof that they are cooperating with the feds. jillian: former fist lady barbara bush is seriously ill and choosing not to continue medical treatment, instead she's switch to go comfort care. rob will be that's right,

messages of support pouring in from across the country kelly wright is here more on barbara bush's health and how the family is responding, good morning, kelly. kelly: good morning to you both as barbara bush spends time in houston, she's receiving massive outpouring of support, the former first lady is 92 year's old, due the illness she experienced series of hospitalizations, she has refused medical treatment and is focused on comfort care at home. the office of george w. bush put out a heart felt statement noting that even in times of sickness she's still thinking of others, the statement reads, quote, it will not surprise those who know her that barbara bush has been the rock in the face of failing self worrying not for herself but for others, the president and first lady's prayers are with all of the bush family during this time, that

statement coming from the white house, sarah huckabee sanders, barbara is comfort to friends and family teaching us all how to live full of faith, love and humor praying she's comfortable and send love to president bush and their family. that coming from nancy pelosi. barbara bush continues to receive praise from americans who admired her for being active in her later years, campaigning for her son jeb bush in the 2016 presidential election and then the former first couple doing something that they love, coin toss for last year's super bowl. >> i remember she was quite a force behind the bush men and i think they looked up to her for a lot. kelly: a lot of people looking up to god right now praying for barbara bush and she's the only living wife of one former president george h.w. bush and mother of another former president george w. bush, guys. julie: very sad, thank you,

kelly. jillian: turning now to extreme weather, one person is dead after tornado ripped through north carolina, the funnel cloud caught on camera. rob: leaving path of destruction, the city under state of emergency. jillian: fierce winds knocking out power to thousands, janice dean live in the studio tracking the storms, hey, janice. janice: we saw close to 2 feet of snow in parts of wisconsin yesterday, same system that brought close to 2 dozen reports of tornadoes, hundreds of reports of wind across the east coast and you can see the system finally exiting but potential of new snow and portions of new england and this is going to be a trying time unfortunately for parts of the northeast and great lakes throughout the morning commute. there's future radar, it's going to be pretty nasty over the next 6 to 12 hours but finally it exits but behind it cooler air, cooler than what we experienced on saturday, everyone was

enjoying the 70-degree temperatures i know, eventually it will come back, across the central u.s., we will see the potential for very warm weather for the southern plains and another another system moving to the west, the snow continues across the great lakes and parts of the northeast where the freezing rain will remain unfortunately for the next several hours and then your forecast highs for tuesday, you know, we are getting better across the northeast but not as nice as i would like it. jillian: you warned us it was going to cool down but it's a shock to the system. janice: i'm sorry, i'm trying to put a good spin on it. rob: i am. monday. janice, thank you so much. 37 minutes after the hour, deadline day for the james comey memos, detailing meetings with president trump, republicans demanding unredacted copies before the fbi's former top boss

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michael. >> we are here at the starting line in massachusetts for the running of boston marathon, we are in an area that will actually be cleared out for security measures in just about 30 minutes, that is just one example of how intense the security is and has been over the last several years in particular, they'll do a full sweep of this area, k9 dogs are a common site along the 26.2-mile route, this year they'll also have drones in the air monitoring the situation and all spectators will be screened before entering any of those spectator areas. yesterday was a very solomn day,

lead to the death of three people and there was wreath-laying ceremony where each of the bombs went off. moments of silence, family members of victim, the governor, the mayor all taking part in a very special tribute that was quite moving to witness and for those who watched it on tv as well, but today, though, is about the race itself with those memories in mind people do focus on the joy of the events, they want to do it safely but they do keep positive spin in spite of today what happens to be a cold, windy and rainy weather condition for those runners, so a lot going on here in massachusetts for the 122nd running of if boston marathon. rob: hopefully everything goes off without a rich, michael, thanks for report this morning. comey not holding back in first interview after being fired by

president trump, ahead of book release, three top republicans demanding that the justice department release the memos that he says he compiled detailing the meetings with president trump. so should they be released is the question this morning. here to debate that liberal analyst kathy aru and republican strategists chris, guys, thank you so much for getting up early. chris, we will start with you this morning, tell us why the memos written by james comey, memos that he has discredited saying that he says were written after the fact, why are they important to get out? >> certainly and foremost the american people need to know everything -- it's not right that comey's book comes around tomorrow. he's holding the memos for his own perm and financial gain. he knows obviously exactly what is in the memos, look, most importantly here is what's frustrating for me and the american people, they are running the fbi as squad, it's

not fair to many hard-working fbi agents that higher elites are using this as a use for own personal and private gain and that to me is not right. look what has happened with hillary clinton situation, the emails, look what is happening now. they are using this as own personal gain f comey had an issue from the beginning, if he quote, unquote said president trump was unfit, if he felt that way, he would have said from the very beginning. to hold all of this information and to have -- to have guys fight to get memos is not right. rob: okay, kathy, i want to go to you, you have the memos, comey said he wrote them during meetings with president trump, is there anything really big that you suspect would come from these if they were released or is this as hillary clinton would say a big nothing burger. [laughter] >> hillary might be right.

sounds like what's in the memos is already out. they want memos to come out to discredit comey and what really went on, so to discredit comey, perhaps, coming out with those redacted versions of the memo would do exactly what the gop wants and it would be to protect trump. rob: katy, i want to say with you for a second, when republicans an president trump first started saying things like the department of justice may have been crooked, they might have been political, the initial response from a lot of the media and democrats were that these president -- people and the president are insane. loretta lynch who was the attorney general might have been in hillary clinton's pocket and then you have got some evidence that shows that -- you've got the mccabe evidence and comey said we are not political but

maybe running for president, he's taking pictures in iowa, how do you guys respond new evidence that seems to support what the president has said? >> as a journalist who covered white house in washington post, he was so not political. he was actually more boring because he wouldn't talk and be political. rob: as you would want him to be. >> exactly. he was so straight, he was -- he didn't lean either way. one of the most interviews i had ever done and quite proud because the fbi was not swayed at all by the media. so that's my version. that's what i see when i see the fbi. i see mueller, i see those types of people. i don't see politicians but humans are complicated and i think that's what we are seeing with comey. he might be a different kind of person than mueller. rob: that loretta lynch statement was a big one and we will see what develops on that. guys, thank you for coming on this morning, appreciate it. >> thanks. rob: let's check in with steve

doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends", it's beautiful outside. >> he's being funny, it's pouring and lousy, how was vacation j rob: it was great. >> you have pictures? [laughter] >> along with senator lindsey graham, you know there's that big interview last night with james comey with george, we will talk about that and the fallout with anthony scaramucci who is with us communications white house director for 11 days or 11 hours, i forget. hogan gidley at the white house and alan dershowitz, when we will be able to see rob's vacation photographs, that's what people want to know. rob: give me a segment, give me time on the couch.

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jillian: welcome back to "fox & friends first". outrage that takes jab at president and supporters, highlighting parts of textbook that reads hillary clinton's presidential supporters were, quote, worried about the mental instability of the president elect and the anger that he and his supporters brought to the nation, the book also discuss it is protests in ferguson, missouri saying police increased tensions and faced memorials for michael brown. rob: philadelphia commission officers defending his men, police called employees that the two asked to use the bathroom without

ordering anything and refused to leave, the commissioners say the officers were professional and did follow procedure. >> these officers did absolutely nothing wrong. i will say that as an african-american man i'm aware of implicit bias, we are committed to fair and unbias policing and anything less than that will not be tolerated in this department. rob: protestors gathered outside starbucks and called for a boycott, the ceo has apologized and said the company is reviewing its policies. jillian: fox business alert, online shopping habit could soon sent you back even more. oh no. rob: tracee carrasco from fox business to tell us why, tracee. >> the u.s. supreme court will hear a case against online retailers that have not been paying or -- i'm sorry collecting sales tax from customers, so right now the rule as it stands, if the online retailer is shipping to a state that doesn't have a brick and mortar store or a physical presence, then it has not

collected the sales tax there but the states, 40 of them they want the u.s. supreme court to reconsider that because they say they are losing out on some money, also brick and mortar stores say they are missing out on the sales as well but, of course, this could be passed on to the consumer which means you will be paying more if there is some sort of reversal here. jillian: a lot of stories that try to make tax day less painful with good deals. tracee: there are deals out there, some starting today, but staples and office max offering some free-shredding services, boston market, they've got a $10.40-tax day meal special priced after the individual 1040 tax form. cicis has buffet and free

massages. rob: i get money back and i am wait if. >> the refund. jillian: not everyone is that lucky, rob. rob: i pay more all year. a pack of babboons going bananas after escaping research facility. how the guys were caught. jillian: saving two baby bear cubs. rob: first kelsea at acm awards. note ♪ ♪

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jillian: a virginia state trooper rescues two adorable black bear cubs. their mother was hit and killed by a car. babies are safe at wildlife center. rob: at least they are okay. next the bad. hot air balloon crashes with 15 people on board. unclear why the balloon went down. nobody seriously hurt, thankfully. jillian: finally the ugly, baboons make a run for it escaping for a research facility in texas. all four animals captured a short time later. it's still unclear how they got out. clearly they are like i want my freedom. rob: i have been around

those guys in africa, they are not to be triballed with. i wouldn't want to have to run after a baboon. jillian: welcome back. rob: thank you. good to be back. "fox & friends" starts right now. >> is donald trump unfit to be president? >> yes. >> james comey described president trump as an ego-driven liar who treats women like meat and is, quote, unmorally to be president. >> our president must embody respect and adhere to the values that decor of this country. this president is not able to do that. he is morally unfit to be president. >> feel the sting of sanctions. >> sanctions will be coming down. secretary mnuchin will be announcing those on monday. >> our leadership team. i'm not saying every single person. steve scalise your understanding he believes. >> speaker paul