back here next sunday we'll see you then 11:00 eastern with the latest heather: it is monday may 21st and this is "fox & friends first". happening at 4:00 a.m., did obama administration send spy to infiltrate trump campaign, that's what the justice department is on the mission to find out? >> this is part of string of meritless allegations. >> i can't imagine if it's in the stories true. how can any american stand for this? heather: we are live in washington where the table can be soon be turned on democrats. secretary pompeo laying out the next steps for stopping nuclear iran. demands that iran is making that

could pin allies against us. >> no, i'm not over it. i still think about the 2016 election. you can't beat them, join him. heather: hillary clinton still on her soap box, this time she admits that she's still not over it. first first first starts right "fox & friends first" starts right now.heather: good morning, shot of new york city where the sun is about to comb -- come up.

thank you so much for joining us on this monday morning as always, i'm heather childers. special counsel mueller is where we begin turning the tables saying he will end the investigation by september but there's a catch, president trump needs to agree to a meeting, todd piro. >> he should be able to wrap up the russia investigation by september 1 if he's able to interview trump by mid-july, during conversation about two weeks ago giuliani told mueller that any interview by trump by the special counsel would be contingent on when the probe would wrap up add so it does not affect republican chances in november midterms. giuliani said that an interview with trump would be contingent

on having access to fbi informant who allegedly met with trump campaign. the president going a step further, i hereby demand that the department justice look into whether or not the fbi,/doj infiltrated and if sump demands were made by people within the obama administration, that tweet sent yesterday, tomorrow referring to today. well, the justice department took notice asking its watchdog, inspector general to look into alleged inpropriety. house republican devin nunes weighed on the latest bomb shell. >> i just can't imagine if what's in the stories is true how can any american stand for this, there's not an honest person in the country that thinks it's okay if sources, informants, whatever you want to call them go around and start

passing out money all over the globe to do what, to secretly put yourself into a presidential campaign. that's not acceptable in this country. >> even deputy ag rod rosenstein spoke out saying that if a presidential campaign was infiltrated we need to know about it and take appropriate action. and heather, to me maybe this is me looking from rose color glass, but this seems to be a big thing that could have major implications going forward versus other stuff that seems big at the time but really isn't. heather: conditions. you look into rose-colored glasses, i don't believe it. fox news for you, a desperate manhunt intensifying right now for two suspected killers who broke out of jail, third escaped inmate back in custody in south carolina, the two men on the run. >> tashan johnson and curtis ray, they are facing separate murder charges and they are

considered to be dangerous to the public. all three men escaped from detention center after overpowering correction's officer saturday night. we will continue to follow that for you. thousands coming out for the first funeral victim, fadika, exchange student from pakistan, host family remembering the joy that she brought to their lives. >> i had no idea what god was going to send us but he sent us one of the most precious gifts in my life. >> she loved it and she was the most amazing person i've ever met. heather: families gathering for church service for honoring graduating seniors, we are live on the ground in texas with the very latest in just a few minutes so stay tune for that. well, the father accused of

intentionally slamming his jeep into a restaurant killing his own daughter and daughter-in-law is due in court today, a restaurant staff say that roger had his family seated and then he went outside and crashed into the building in north carolina, west of charlotte is where it happened. motive is still unknown. his daughter caitlin was a local sheriff's deputy, her boyfriend reportedly also in law enforcement was injured. today secretary of state mike pompeo will lay out a plan b for countering iran. speech coming as europeans allies work to preserve iran deal appear president trump withdrew. griff jenkins live from washington, d.c. as iran says that that support is not enough, good morning, griff. >> griff: good morning, heather, the eyes on the world will be in the speech this morning at

9:00 a.m. here at her tant foundation two weeks after president trump withdrew from the iran deal, it's expect today lay out the administration's plan. >> broader approach to iran that would go beyond the eu and involve other nations and i think that's what it takes, we are seeing iran being more aggressive in all sorts of fronts including against israel. >> the administration helps to bring iran back to the negotiating table through economic pressure but the european deal chose to stay in the deal, but iran now says that europe support for the deal is not enough. iran's foreign minister mohamed, excuse me, says, quote w the withdraw of america, political support for the accord is not sufficient, this is the president threatening to also target european industries who continue to do business with

iran, a move that's angered european leaders, france's prime minister, are we going to allow the united states to be the economic policeman of the world, the answer is no. now, there are industries such as air bus and others that we may hear about. maybe secretary pompeo will address that today, the secondary sanctions are not going to be decided for another few weeks, heather. heather: griff jenkins live for us. lots going on. well, the united states is taking a much harder line, you could say than eu allies in reining iran. the eu's biggest problem is denial of the threat that iran poses to the world. >> i think we see profound difference in outlook between european elites and the united states. in europe, the ruling elite like

to think in terms of post nationalism but somehow if only we were reasonable they would be reasonable back and a lot of french and german companies have very fat contracts with the regime in iran and combined i think it's taking europe to dangerous place. your belief that somehow if it allow it is deal to continue, will continue threat. at the same time we can see iran has weighed proxy wars, this is denial of the problem. the united states has called time on an orthodox approach for iran western elites followed and i think europe will have to shift. heather: guest coming up right after the break to talk much more about that in detail so stay tune for that. candidates are making final push for vote for primaries in four southern states, four democrats are targeting the seat karen

handle who won special election last year, gubernatorial taking place in georgia and arkansas, congressional nominations are also on the line in kentucky and in texas, democratic runoffs are set for both congress and governor's race. group is expected to talk about border security and keeping community safe, this comes on heels, of course, with president trump meeting with politicians last week who are fighting the state's sanctuary city laws, we will follow that as well. and then there's this, nascar racing to the white house today, winner of 2017 monster energy nascar cup series, mark the first time that a nascar champion has visited the white house under the trump administration. so that will be fun happening later today. fox news alert, shocking new threat from isis, is the terror

group turning to children to keep deadly rein of terror alive? wouldn't be the first time. north korea had brand-new demands ahead of singapore summit. the white house will not budge on denuclearization, what happens next, our military expert says that neither side wants a war. terror on the tarmac, terrifying moment that it came near packed people. ♪ ♪

heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", new and deadly threat coming from erupting volcano in hawaii. we see the dramatic pictures scorching lava from the kilaaaue volcano sending acid and particles into the air. gas

mixture can irritate the lungs, eyes, skin, the volcano erupted twice over the weekend launching even more earthquakes, look at that. well, two planes are forced to divert after getting struck by lighting in midair, more dramatic video, passengers on board, reporting smoke in air by cabin. passenger tweeting this video of the hit wait to go take off in atlanta. i was on a plane that was hit by lighting once, a whole other story. secretary pompeo is expected to lay out the next step with u.s. relations with iran in first major foreign policy address. what can we expect, here now retired lieutenant colonel and senior fellow daniel davis, thank you very much for joining us this morning, we appreciate it. >> always my pleasure, thanks for having me.

heather: let's begin with the tweet that pompeo sent out on iran on friday, weport the iranian people who are demonstrating against oppressive government, three deaths an interruptions show the regime's true nature, what do you expect from him today? >> yeah, what i think he will try to do is say, hey, what president trump has said why he didn't like this because he wasn't comprehensive enough despite name of jcpoa and want to include nuclear weapon's program as well as the missile program and nefarious activities in syria and elsewhere with supporting of terrorism. the problem is i'm not really sure that that's going to work out very well for us because i really wish we hadn't gotten out of the deal, we possibly could have been able to work to tighten, now that we have reduced flexibility and our possibly even taking out the eyes and ear that is we had from the outside, it's going to be a really heavy lift to come close

to what we had. heather: that's interesting, another thing you believe is iran is actually much weaker than we -- we constantly hear about? >> yes, that's a fact. as a matter of fact, i had lunch not long ago with a friend of mine who was kicked out of iran when the shaw fell who absolutely despise it is iranian regime and yet he's telling me, talking about regime change is the absolute worst thing that can happen because already rohani, the president of iran suffered greatly internally with his own politics because he promised all these things at jcpoa would bring and hasn't and the people really rose in large part earlier, you know, several months ago because they said why is our government spending all this time and money in syria and lebanon and all the other places and not spending it here, so they want domestic reform and they don't want all the foreign things, that works in our favor. heather: i was going to say, seems like they would definitely work in our favor.

we don't have a whole lot of time, i want to move onto second topic, president trump meeting with south korean president tomorrow as, of course, kim jong un is making new demands, what are your thoughts on this? >> yeah, that's completely expected. from the beginning, even from the olympics when everything seemed to be charm offensive, there was no chance that he was just going to have worked all this time to have nuclear weapon since 2011 and all of a sudden walk in and hand it over. it was expected that he was setting things to look up with way and now try to throw the negotiating realm like they've done in every time since, however, what the thing that americans need to know the most, we still maintain negotiating position. president trump has the cards on this because overwhelming conventional and nuclear deterrent will keep americans safe no matter what kim jong un does. president trump doesn't have to have a deal. kim jong un does have to because he has to get sanctions lifted.

heather: bottom line, do you think the june 12th meeting will happen, do you think he will come to the cable? >> he may, i agree with the president that if he doesn't, it doesn't. we don't have to have it but kim jong un definitely needs it. i think that we will see coming off because if it doesn't those sanctions don't get lifted and he stays in trouble. heather: what president trump said what happens what happens. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> you bet, thanks for having me. heather: 20 minutes after the top of the hour, stepping up the pressure, the president to reslees spy documents, blowing the lid off the case this one and many others since day one, why he says that everything needs to be declassified right now. and stalk your friends in two hours or less, new proposal to limit the amount of time that kids spend on facebook.

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something wrong, let's begin there? >> well, evidently the doj has asked inspector general at the department of justice, investigator that looks at doj internal matters that are called into question, they've asked them to expand their investigation which is already looking at fisa issues to include this issue about whether during a campaign there were political decisions to go after political campaign. i think the question kind of answers itself, i think other people need to be asked the question too. there are opportunities, issues about whether the cia was involved in this operation. i also want to know and this is why i think it's so important, the mueller operation, what hand does it have in terms of dealing with this person who has alleged being the operator for the fbi and perhaps the cia because there's one report out there, rather, he was providing information after mueller was

appointed. heather: that's what i think people are not understanding, this is an issue that everyone should be concerned about, not just in deference to the president and president trump's campaign, initial campaign, this is a matter of, you know, if the fbi and the doj, the cia can do this in this instance, we all have to worry about ourselves, i mean, this really is a big deal and you're saying that this is a positive development for the rule of law? >> it is, finally, the justice department is going to do something substantial in terms of investigating some of the elicit activity, it's been in the news for so long. we had information about the dossier and the unmaskings, the dossier being looked into a little bit tbhu -- but this spy ratcheted up. nixon was sent in part because

sending spies to doj. did it continue into the presidency of president trump, the spy operation? heather: and if president obama was not aware of it, then you can ask why was he not aware that this was happening under his nose illegally? >> pretending to be concerned over leaks of information, this is government corruption, it's not classified in any sense of the word. a lot of obama officials have potential civil and criminal liability if they broke the rules and broke the law to pursue political enemies as many

suspect. heather: tom, do you think it was just one, one person that infiltrated the campaign or do you think that there are others? >> well, maybe another government entities, i think they may have been working with the british intelligence services to pursue and spy on the trump campaign. i think there's going to be further revelation how outrageously broad the obama administration was. i think it was all hands on deck for the obama administration in terms of elicit spying, unmasking, classified leaking against president trump and then candidate trump. heather: sounds like collusion going on there. >> quickly, heather, while at the same time protecting hillary clinton, working with hillary clinton on this russia investigation using her intel that she got from the russia intelligent services to smear donald trump, it's unbelievably dangerous in terms of what went on in that period of time.

heather: dangerous is the word for sure. tom, thank you so much for joining us, appreciate it. time now half past of the hour, final beginning for victims as schools across texas prepare for increase security, live in santa fe with brand-new details about possible motive for the killer's rampage up next. trade wars off, trade deals on, the trump administration declaring a truce with china, peter mauricy says it's a step in the right direction but don't throw out the white flags just yet, he's live up next

heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first". half past the top of the hour for you, fox news alert, leader of isis play be busy planning a school mission brain-washing students. focusing on preserving isis

ideology. the leader hoping to influence the next generation by indoctrinization to keep ideas alive even if the caliphate is physically destroyed. back at home texas governor greg abbott calling for moment of silence to honor students died in santa fe shooting, this as thousands come to honor the first of the victims lay to rest. good morning, doug. >> good morning, heather, to start off this morning, we are getting the first look at some new video that was shot in advance of the school shooting, it is video that was shot just days before as the suspect dimitrios pagourtzis participated in greek dance at the greek orthodox church where his family worships, nothing appears to be a miss in the video. he's participating willingly and seems to be fitting right in.

also first memorial of the victim, pakistani exchange student, her host father here in texas spoke. >> i realize that my daughter is no more in this world. >> i had no idea what god was going to send us, but he sent us one of the most precious gifts of my life. >> she loved it and she was the most amazing person. >> that as texas governor greg abbott came back to santa fe high school yesterday to lay some flowers here. he vowed that the massacre here will be a turning point in school safety. >> it's time to go to work and make sure that this -- [inaudible] >> to ensure that we will build a pathway to reforms for the

other students and do not have to live -- [inaudible] >> also, some interesting speculation about a possible motive, the mother of the first student to be shot allegedly the first student to be shot shana fisher told the la times that the daughter had been pestered for four months by the shooter as he expressed romantic interest in her, she apparently refused him repeatedly and out of frustration with continued advances finally embarrassed him in class a week before the shooting, we don't know how that was done precisely, the mother didn't go into details. dimitrios pagourtzis was sadistic in carrying out acts, shouting, he also sang the line to the song another one bites the dust with each victim that fell. heather: good grief, those are details i had not heard, dug

mckelway. heather: steve scalise says there's underlying issue at play, the nation needs to examine why people are driven to commit such horrific acts of violence. >> unfortunately there's something going on with our young kids that we've got to focus out and find out what the real problem is. here was a case where it wasn't the kid that everybody thought like at parkland, everybody thought that that kid would have been a school shooter. something went horribly gun, there were guns around for decades and you didn't have the school shootings, this is something that we have to figure out what's going on in the culture that would cause somebody to flip like this and do something so hard. heather: mental health for sure needs to be looked at, this issue for congressman who is recovering from gunshot himself, one of the victims of rep lawmakers last june. the media has been sounding the

alarm for months warning of impending trade war between the u.s. and china. >> concern is growing, a war of words with u.s. and china, whether it could escalate. >> the pose of trade war poses a -- >> trade war fears rattling wall street. >> not just what's going to happen to consumers but will this spark a trade war in heather: but treasury secretary steve mnuchin has now confirmed that the trade war is on hold and the two nations have reached a deal to cut some trade deficits, here now to weigh in economists peter mauricy, always great to have you with us. >> nice to be with you. heather: what do you think about the latest move s there going to be trade war or not, is the hold isn't going to hold in. >> we are in a trade war, let's be clear that a lot of the media you saw which is basically antitrump media. the wall street journal has

pronounced that china has been aggressive in taking shots at us for years. we've got multiple messages overnight, mr. mnuchin said we are in a truce, whereas mr. light-hizer, remember we still have the tariffs we can still pull the trigger essentially was the message. my feel asking that the president sending wilbur ross to china next month, so far chinese have made token gesture in our directions, things that would make the farm vote happy but not things that would opportunity mentally alter the trade deficit, we have to see if whether chinese are serious about addressing real concerns which is targeting of manufacturing and in particular things like artificial intelligence, smart computer chips, air crft and so forth, part of american comparative advantage. heather: so people are aware of what you're talking about specifically in terms of u.s. and china when it comes to products, american product that is go the china are aircraft, you mentioned those, soybeans,

automobiles, grains, chinese products, electronics, you mentioned that, machinery apparel footwear plastics and you talked about the trade deficit which was 375.2 billion with china and that was in 2017. >> zte cell phone which right now can't get in the country because we won't sell them the parts. heather:ed -- heart about that last week. >> the chinese are targeting those parts to take exports away from us, that's what has to stop. they have been willing to talk about that in negotiations. now the question is, is mr. trump willing to pull the trigger on empty tariffs if ross comes empty handed. in fact, a lot of the sanctions

on farm exports two years from now aren't going to look significant because we have a global market, commodity, if they don't buy sorgum, it will go some place else and somebody else's will go to china. the question wilbur ross bring something significant. the problem here, and i want to be clear is that the trump administration is quarreling, people involved, can't agree on where we need to go and chinese have been playing that. they have been get ahold on mr. mnuchin because he been basically a dove on the issue. it'll be interesting how they play out because mr. ross is no dove and that's who is going for next round. >> he's definitely no dove for sure. thank you so much, peter, we appreciate you joining us. take care. heather: time now is about 20 minutes until the top of the hour and push for pot in the classroom, the state that just took one step closer to legalizing medical marijuana at

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heather: about 15 minutes till the top of the hour. no i'm not over it, hillary clinton can't accept presidential defeat, the former presidential candidate taking jabs at president trump during class day at yale. >> no, i'm not over it. [laughter] >> i still think about the 2016 election. waging a war on the rule of law and a free press, delegitimizing elections, perpetrating shameless corruption and rejecting the idea that our leaders should be public servants undermines our national unity. heather: the yale alumni even joking about bringing a russian hat to the ceremony and of course a lot of you are sharing with us what you're thinking

about hillary's comment on social med, denise on facebook says, she's a good speaker and that is it. she and all the dems should have the same attitude for president trump f you can't beat them, join them. she's entitled to them, no matter if you don't care, people do care, they invited her. and jenna on facebook said, think people are tired of her never-ending excuses and to do this at a graduation ceremony. i think she will write a new book calling it i'm not over it instead of what happened. a new push to limit the time that teamers spend in front of screens, british lawmakers pushing restriction that is would prevent teenagers from spending more than 2 hours a day on social media, the lawmakers don't know how they will enforce it, that's the big question, the proposal is meant as a way to keep minors safe online. you think they could do just two hours a day, could you just do two hours a day, that's the

question. more winning, businesses booming and americans are taking advantage, tracee casual arableo from sister network fox business here with how. tracee: good morning, heather, kind of unusual indicater that the u.s. economy is doing really well that's because the word vacation is up on google searches, google searches for the word rose 10% in april on year over year basis, they used google transdata to get the number. this is a good sign that the economy is doing well because a lot of times u.s. workers are hesitant to take vacation, if they are looking for it, that moans they are going to be doing it. heather: all right, so summer time, of course, doesn't just mean vacations, this also means summer movies and a deadpool 2, i can't wait to see this one. >> dead preponderance pool bringing $125 million in opening

week, avengers ended three-week rein of their movie at the top, they brought in $29 million this weekend. so this movie of the deadpool two years ago brought $132.2 million, didn't do quite as well but a huge hit this weekend. heather: i want to see avengers and deadpool. thank you so much tracee, appreciate it. the time now is 10 minutes until the top of the hour, pot in the classroom, one step push to reality, the state that vote today allow children to bring medical marijuana to school, is that really a good idea? we will debate it up next.

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heather: welcome back, the push for pot in the classroom, the

illinois state senate giving the green light for children to bring medical marijuana to school, but is that really a good idea, here now to debate is independent women's foreign senior policy analyst and democratic strategists chuck rocha, thank you both for joining us, we appreciate it. >> good morning. heather: just to give people a little bit of background into what has gone on here in illinois specifically, this bill was inspired by a 12-year-old who takes medical marijuana related to treat epilepsy that she developed during chemotherapy treatment, parents asked right to give her medical marijuana treatment at her school, that is where it all begins, patrice, do you think this is a good idea? >> i think this is a tricky idea, but excuse me, this is

still a classified substance, the federal government does not recognize marijuana for its medical purposes, the fda has not approved treatments for it and schools put themselves risk on losing federal funding. heather: this would allowed qualified students to consume medical marijuana, we can take a look at some of the specifics of it on school premises and illinois reports that there are 279 qualifying patients for medical marijuana under the age of 18, so what are your thoughts on cincinnati. >> well, it also says that you can't deal without a note from your momma and daddy, there's 31 states and district of colombia who decriminalize marijuana. if we would decriminalize marijuana we would save a billion dollars a year and putting people behind bars for smoking a plant. i have been waiting to have

debate of marijuana on tv. if you're thinking about the kids, it's juk -- like bringing to school. heather: except it's not legal. >> that's exactly right, yes, we absolutely want kids to have access to care, but schools open themselves up to liability and open themselves up to crossing of the idea that they are in drug-free zone, workplace that's free of drug and when federal funding, title 1 funding, free lunch funding is being tie today being drug-free environment that creates a sticky situations and let's not forget a lot of parents who do not want children to go to school where marijuana is being dispensed. heather: chuck, finally, i want you respond to that and the overall question that i put out for question on twitter, does this normalize drug use for children? >> i don't think it does, i think everybody has the right

and when it comes -- we talked about it on the program, when it comes to special exclusion. i've sat in washington whether gun debate, taxes, people are like leave it to the states, the states are the best ones to figure this thing out and we start talking about the states doing something, the state can't do that, we need to make up mind if you're coming and going. heather: you're right about that, that was the thought crossing my mind. it's a difficult topic for people, thank you so much for joining us, patirice chuck, have a great day. 8 minutes until the top of the hour, high school students stopped by police and blocking to take prom pictures, what happens next? unpolished get away going rival, the nail salon customer who took without paying and how the owner took matters into their own hand the first survivor of alzheimer's disease

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jumping into some prom photos with the group of teenagers in maine, the department posting the photo online writing that the officers wore a classy gun belt and prom gloves and their best ballistic vest, someone called the cops to report the kids blocking the street. oh, come on. and then attention drug dealers, texas police department is now offering to eliminate competition, hilarious questionnaire appealing to those dealers on social media asking them do you have a competitor who is stealing your clients, would bangroll would be that much fatter, write names, addresses and phone numbers, so we will let you know how that works. now, time for the good, the bad and the ugly and first as always the good and incredible mile stone for quadruplets.

they are rooming together. two men under arrest after cops in north carolina find more than $90 million of liquid meth inside the fuel tank of semitruck. one of the men in the country illegalry, authorities are working out to find the status of the other man you see right there. finally, the ugly, unpolished get away by two nail salon customers, get it accused of not paying of shop owner, jumping on the car. hold on a second. you can see it. jumping on the back. look. [laughter] heather: the salon owner's family says that she was drug off the car a few blocks away and this isn't funny, she was beaten and she's in the hospital, one suspect, though, is in custody so that's the good news, i shouldn't have been laughing about that, that ended horribly, hopefully she's okay,

"fox & friends first" continues right now. that wraps up this hour, so far, i will see you back here at 9:00 a.m. eastern. bye. >> i just can't imagine if it was in the stories is true, how can any american is standing for this. >> if you're going to investigate all of it, investigate all of it. we have a right to know. rob: did the white house obama send a spy to infiltrate the trump campaign, democrats think this is a delusion. >> midterms march is on with several key races up for grabs, a closer look at how veterans are making their mark on 2018. rob will be speaking of american heros, this one made a major sacrifice that wound up getting him kicked off of a ride at six flags, how johnny jones is calling out