the family in nebraska said they shouted at people in the van to alert them and eventually that vanpool dover. how is the cat? we have to investigate, no idea but i'm sure the cat was okay. "fox and friends first" continues, have a great day. >> it has a chance to be a great meeting with north korea and the world. if it doesn't happen, maybe it will happen later, maybe it will happen at a different time. rob: it is may 23rd. come to the table, that message from donald trump. could the high-level talks between the two countries the in jeopardy? jillian: cracking down on violent illegal criminal, donald trump taking aim at the savage animals in the ms 13 gang today. rob: fallen, not forgotten. the tribute honoring those who

made the ultimate sacrifice. "fox and friends first" continues right now. jillian: it is for you. rob: very little more. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: thanks for starting your day with us. the highly anticipated me with kim jong un is up in the air. jillian: the rogue regime prepares to close its nuclear

test site. >> the push to try to salvage the donald trump and south korean pres. moon trying to salvage the highest level meeting in history between the us, to bring expectations whether it will happen. >> a substantial chance it won't work out. that doesn't mean it won't work out over appear go of time but may work for june 12th. there's a chance it will happen. >> reporter: the pres. guaranteed security and prosperity for the north korean leader. if he agrees to denuclearization, what is happening at this hour a group of journalists including south korean reporters who initially were denied access heading to the nuclear site the north agreed to dismantle, a sign that kim jong un is holding out hope, and mike pompeo continuing to

prepare for possibilities such a deal could hold. >> if we get this right and get denuclearization right, america be quite capable of delivering that more than lots of things that would make life better for the north korean people. >> the administration is maintaining pressure. we will hear more fun. and the house foreign affairs committee. >> police have captured the man wanted in a north carolina state trooper's death. a manhunt launched after two troopers were let out a chase after refusing to stop at a police checkpoint. samuel bullard crashing his car dying at the scene. >> we lost a member of our family who was out here last my

trying to protect the community. >> he worked with the patrol the three years and was set to get married in a few months. a 16-year-old charged with first-degree murder accused of hitting and killing a baltimore police officer with a stolen jeep. dante harris was in the getaway car for three other teens for burglarizing a home. when officer caprio approached the jeep, driving over her. a 1-man crime wave, already violating juvenile house arrest after multiple car theft which officer caprio, a 4 year veteran of the force was named after of the month in december, she leaves behind has been in the first baltimore female officer to line -- die in the line of duty. >> and accused murderer broke out of jail. he escaped, with two other men

after an electrical malfunction. the two it is escaped inmates were captured and behind bars. i man who fell overboard on a cruise ship the passenger identified as brian lehman of north carolina reported missing from the carnival paradise as the ship sailed from tampa to key west, florida. helicopter and aircraft grews with hopes of finding those blue blue. >> donald trump tackling gang violence visiting one of america's ms 13 hotbeds. >> the visit coming hours after gang member nicknamed animal is sentenced to 40 years for the murder of a 15-year-old boy. todd pyro has more on what we can expect. >> reporter: we remember this, the triggering of democrats that followed. >> the ms 13 comes in when other

gang members come into the country, i refer to them as animals and i always will. >> and ms 13. to speak in such dehumanizing terms. >> the pres. once a war against latinos. >> reporter: the pres. doubling down, speaking out against ms 13 in a few hours on long island, the violent gang is expected to be attended by its victims and law enforcement trying to stop him. the white house issuing a statement that says in their motto the animals of ms 13, their goal is to kill, rape, the gang has 10,000 members spreading violence and suffering. the pres. calling out democrats this week for not being tougher on the gang. >> they don't want walls, don't want people stopping, nancy pelosi came out in favor of ms 13. she wants them to be treated

with respect, as do other democrats. >> reporter: this comes as an ms 13 member known as animal, confessed to the 2015 killing of a teenage boy in massachusetts sentenced to 40 years in prison. the killer admitted i stabbed the coward 3 times, he stared at me and asked me if i was going to, if i was going to stab him. i told him yes. the killer known as animal subject to deportation once released from prison. sharing secrets with empty seats, lawmakers calling out democrats, hundreds of lawmakers skip a classified election meddling briefing, 50 of the 435 house members showed up to lear uranian interference. some wonder what gives as some

democrats seem not to care less. >> democrats made a big issue and asked for this briefing for a long time. 30 members show up. >> something i could have read in usa today that was revealed. and low attendance. >> every house members up for reelection this year. jillian: nationwide, and brian kemp moves into july 24th run off after nobody received 50% of the vote. donald trump backed arkansas governor asa hutchinson, in texas. and an uphill battle against

greg abbott and a pair of republicans. >> the latest class of american heroes today, secretary of defense james mattis will deliver the address at the air force academy graduation in colorado and get a performance by the thunderbird that falcon stadium. vp mike pence is headed to connecticut to give a keynote address at the coast guard academy commencement. jillian: donald trump demanding to know whether his 2016 campaign was infiltrated. >> if there were spies in my campaign that would be a disgrace to this country, one of the biggest insults anyone has ever seen, very illegal. jillian: increase calls from republicans for a special prosecutor doing the special counsel investigation. rob: helping police crackdown criminals, amazon offering up

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disgrace to this country. that would be one of the biggest insults anyone has ever seen and very illegal. >> reporter: with the south korean president by his i the pres. did not avoid questions about his demands for the justice department to act. >> some person got paid a lot of money. >> met with carter page and sam clovis and was recommended for administration position. the individuals known to paul manafor it but they were not in contact during the election. with the insistence on a parallel investigation of the justice department expanding an existing code for the allegations the ranking democrat on the house intelligence committee accused the president of overstepping his authority. >> this is information the justice department, fbi have concerns about in terms of risk. what has been set is dynamite. it is the scandal of our time. >> reporter: house republicans introduced a resolution calling for a second special counsel to investigate allegations against the justice department and the

fbi spanning 3 appear go to include the clinton email case, alleged government surveillance abuse and how and why the russia investigation began into the trump campaign. >> this president turned over 1.2 million documents to the special counsel and yet our doj and fbi in a 7 month. go delivered less than 19,000 documents. >> reporter: catherine herridge, fox news. jillian: james clapper confirming they were spying on the trump campaign. >> the fbi spying on trump's campaign. >> they were not. they were spying, a term i don't like, but on the russians are doing, trying to understand, the russians infiltrating trying to gain leverage.

rob: brit hume hitting back saying the fbi should've gone directly to the campaign if they truly suspected russia was involved in foul play. >> interesting to hear clapper use the word spying because a number of administration defenders, the obama administration's defenders in the media and elsewhere were careful about using that word saying it wasn't spine going on but an informant but in my view at that stage this was a counterintelligence investigation which is to say the fbi was acting in its capacity as a spy agency when they sent this guide to see what was going on in the trump campaign with regard to the russians. the efforts of russia to metal in the election are worth investigating but if you're inserting yourself into someone's campaign and protecting the campaign as an apologist for the fbi stated what would you do? say to the people in the campaign we need to tell you

this, the russians trying to penetrate you here. that was considered and never happened. >> the obama era nsa program was found to be spying on american citizens. rob: a tropical system could hit this holiday weekend as severe storms slam several parts of the country. jillian: mudslide shutting down this highway, storms hitting the ohio valley and northeast overnight but the southeast in the bull's-eye, several cars swept underwater in this parking lot. rob: in the gulf of mexico a tropical system could develop in the next few days. jillian: what do we need to know? >> we are still a ways off, not until june 1st we see the start of hurricane season but we are talking about tropical weather. a broad area of low pressure off the coast of belize.

the next couple days there's a 50% chance of this turning into a tropical system. that does not mean hurricane, likely won't become a hurricane. if it gets to tropical levels it will turn into a soggy next couple days for the state of florida. tropical models, when you talk about a system this far off still trying to come together a lot of indecision where it could go but we are looking at portions of the gulf of mexico perhaps turning off but either way florida would be impacted by the system as it moves farther north. it is going to be more than anything a heavy rainmaker, that is something we are watching as we look at areas with forecasted rainfall, the storm could turn a lot of directions, this gives a broad idea what we could see, some spots getting a foot of rain, more widespread, 6 to 8 inches, this would be happening closer to the end of the week running into memorial weekend. rob: we are very early to be

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>> promised to be the most pro-life president in history, now donald trump taking aim at planned parenthood by telling the restrictions to taxpayer-funded abortion services. jillian: jackie ibanez joins us with more on the new initiative. >> reporter: a roaring crowd of supporters at the susan b anthony annual campaign for life gala. >> we are making another historic announcement was when i ran for office i pledged to stand for life and as president that is exactly what i have done and i have kept my promise and i think everybody here understands that. >> reporter: the federal bars federal funding from being used for abortion your services. planned parenthood outraged by the proposal could still receive the grants but only for non-abortion services. donald trump urging supporters to stand for life in the midterm elections.

>> democrats like the campaign as moderates at election time but when they go to washington they always vote for the radical policy agenda down the line. need to elect more members of congress who will protect life and continue making america great again. jillian: other members of the administration recognizing that. >> first president ever to address the march for life, the vice president doing the same, just look at the policies and donald trump would say this is a good start. >> gaining support from the house but not yet in the senate. >> a lot of people have a lot to say about this, what are people saying? >> reporter: they are saying a lot. comments pouring on social

media. services democrats have become the biggest threat to the us republic. and word on twitter says by the way so thankful to have a president of the united states that is pro-life, all those poor babies will be killed every year, donald trump is trying to stop it. hit it right on the head, make america great again. jillian: amazon under fire for selling facial recognition software to police, others marketing the recognition program to government agencies calling it a major privacy violation, and track them in real time. even if they committed a crime. recognition is being used by law enforcement offices nationwide. >> of facebook did not have enough information they want your social security number, if you want to buy us political ads, to make sure people buying

the ads are americans to stop election meddling after a russian government troll group spent thousands on facebook ads before the 2016 election. jillian: taking aim at the savage ms 13 gang. >> when ms 13 comes in i refer to them as animals and guess what, i always will. >> reporter: donald trump went there today. our next guest is going to be alongside the commander-in-chief. james mcdermott of the nassau police association, about time someone finally made america safe again. >> shoppers are threatening to boycott publix. ♪

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julie: police to the man wanted in north carolina state trooper's that was the, with arrested overnight, manhunt launched after hitler two troopers on a chase after refusing to stop at a police checkpoint. samuel. crashing his car and dying at the scene. >> we lost a member of the family out here last night trying to protect the community. rob: he worked with the patrol two years and was set to get married in june. a barrage of bullets flying during a standoff with police. [gunshots] rob: a florida man barricaded himself in an apartment before firing at offices below, he was wanted in connection with a homicide investigation in of the

county. he was found in dead inside after several hours of that standoff is no officers were hurt but a bystander had a minor wound. jillian: huma everything back in the spotlight, a report will criticize the fbi for sitting on classified information found on aberdeen's former laptop. she blamed this on the decision to reopen the probe into the private server days before the 2016 election. people with life-threatening illnesses could soon have a way to experiment with new drugs after the house voted to approve the right to try legislation which allows those patients to get medication not already approved by the fda. the senate passed the bill in august and now heads to the pres.'s desk or he is expected to sign it into law. rob: the 32 anniversary of fleet week, operator should the new york. jillian: they will sail up the

hudson river before docking. rob: 2300 marines, sailors and coast guardsmen are expected to take part and are all over the city wearing their uniforms, a patriotic week. jillian: donald trump taking aim at the savage animals in the ms 13 gang. rob: heading to long island to speak at an immigration event laying out plans to work to crack down on this murderous gang. jillian: the nassau county police benevolent association president ofc. james mcdermott will be at today's meeting, he joins us live. what do you say? are they animals? >> i don't have a problem with what the president said. everyone is too concerned with being politically correct. he said what he felt, he shoots from the hip. rob: people are protesting coming to long island. two counties that have a serious

problem with a gang that is violently killing young people in horrible ways and people protesting the president trying to fix this. >> he is coming to long island, nassau county, coming, we are happy to have him and sit with him later today with 100 law enforcement officials, like myself, politicians, roundtable discussion. hopefully we can get a solution, and the path we will be happy with to eradicate this problem. jillian: for people who don't know the extent of the problem, talk about what you have experienced in your county with this gang. >> the problem has been in nassau county but it was also a problem in suffolk county where they took care of the problem, displaced it into nassau, chase out the gang members out of

neighborhoods, they have to go somewhere and a couple weeks back you have a situation where they put out a hit on a police officer. they have been emboldened. jillian: what are they doing? what is so terrible about them for people who don't know? >> what are they not doing? any form of crime, human trafficking, drug trafficking, robbery, larceny, burglaries, the deaths, mutilations, terrible gang could. rob: 40% of homicides in nassau county are suspected to be done by ms 13, let's paint a better picture how violent this is, they are known for carrying machetes, they come into this country, oftentimes unaccompanied, vulnerable, here are details of the case i covered a couple years ago. a 15, and 16-year-old girl, they

were hacked to death presumably with a machete by gang members after getting into a fight with a gang member. you have four teenagers in central iceland killed for disrespecting the gang. they were finding bodies all over the place. it is amazing to me the pres. comes out and calls people that would do these things, that would hack a teenager to death with a machete calling them in animal, i don't think it goes far enough. he was not saying all immigrants are animals, he was talking about this game. he did not get fair representation there. some ideas on how to fix this, how do you think this should be fixed? >> any situation like this you need to throw resources out and resources cost money. we need to get grants, better

equipment, more training and information, and be proactive. each and every ms 13 member has committed a crime. they are here in this country illegally. whether your political beliefs are being illegal or undocumented citizen of the united states is illegal or not it is illegal. just round them up and deport them. it is a case of putting them on their heels so they are not putting us on their heels. rob: to help these vulnerable kids when they come into this country at that awkward age don't have family in some cases, help them see this is not the way. thank you for coming. jillian: 36 after the hour. web of spies was was the fbi the only agency at the trump team? new questions this morning. rob: a school told him he couldn't wear a pro trump

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>> a major grocery store chain in the south facing a boycott over political donations. >> publics standing up for its decision to support a pro-nra candidate in the florida governor's race. carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with what everyone is

saying. >> reporter: publics donated $670,000 to adam putnam who has been a fierce supporter of gun rights. the hashtag boycott publics began circulating on social media, people posting pictures of their receipts from other grocery stores and a pro bernie sanders group in florida said we demand publics withdraw their financial support for adam putnam immediately. the grocery store chain responded saying as the largest private employer in the state of florida we have a history of supporting candidates focused on job growth and healthy florida economy. we regret some of our political contributions have led to an unintentional customer divide. they are seeing some support, dennis says i support publics and always will. julian says that publics stand strong against liberal boycott bullying. carol says i like publics even more now. controversy at the grocery store

this morning. rob: this has nothing to do with the nra, makes perfect sense. let's talk about this t-shirt kids got banned for wearing to school. jillian: a student suing his high school because he was punished for wearing a pro trump t-shirt. addison barnes or a t-shirt that said donald trump border wall construction company and had the phrase the wall just got 10 feet taller. school official said she got complaints about the shirt and gave the student an ultimatum. take a listen. >> gave me the option to cover the shirt up or i get sent home. this isn't right. i have my first amendment, not right what they are doing. >> schools have more control

than parents do, proud of you, and david says he did not disrupt the class, the teachers did by making such a big deal, the school says it is in reviewing declined requests to comment. >> brandy doesn't look like brandy these days. >> a soccer legend, and in california, that looks absolutely nothing like her. looks more like gary beauty. longtime san francisco chronicle sports columnist who knows her very well says brandi chastain is one of the most beautiful athletes i ever covered. how this became a plaque is an embarrassment. her bay area sports hall of fame, remember that bust of rinaldo that was a total disaster?

i don't know which one is worse and she is a beautiful girl. looks more like pres. jimmy carter to me. chastain, apparently addressed it on stage, doesn't look a lot like me but is nice. rob: i can make one in 5 minutes better than that. thank you so much. does robert mueller's far-reaching probe violate the constitution? how could blow a hole in his entire probe in general? judge andrew napolitano just walked in and is here to weigh in. jillian: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> you know the judge walked in when you hear the laughing.

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rob: new questions of constitutionality surrounding the mueller probe stemming from the appointments clause. jillian: here to actually what that is and whether it has been violated, judge andrew napolitano. explain this so everyone can understand. judge napolitano: clause of the constitution that says officers of the united states, federal judges have to be appointed by the president and confirmed by the senate. some supporters of donald trump, even academics, that robert mueller is an officer of the united states because of the independence he has had because he wasn't appointed by the president and wasn't confirmed by the senate his office is

illegitimate and his behavior is unconstitutional. jillian: is a true? judge napolitano: no. that flies in the face of the supreme court opinion that says he is an inferior officer of the united states, an officer of the united states has no boss. an inferior officer has a bosc, his boss is rod rosenstein. because he is an inferior officer he doesn't have to be appointed by the president or confirmed by the senate. this is a very late in the day argument because this ruling describe to you as 30 years old, that is how well-settled the law is so those who are saying his office is illegitimate are following the dissent of the case, the dissent was written by my late beloved dear friend justice scalia. the majority rules. rob: arguments like this don't make republicans look good because it makes it appear democrats would argue they are trying to obstruct the investigation, makes it look like the trump campaign has something to hide if they are trying to get something like this -- judge napolitano: i agree with

you. if you want to look at a republican versus democrat this argument has to be on merits, either the president did something wrong or didn't, not how did bob butler get his job. i don't think the public cares about that. they would like this case to go away but they would like to go away on the merits, not some technicality. jillian: let's talk about the web of spies. judge napolitano: spies and lies. what do you make of news that there was this informant who was supposedly spying? judge napolitano: a lot of criminal investigations have very murky beginnings was a cop goes up to somebody in a bar and starts having a conversation at

the bartender, i hear this guy planning a bank robbery all the time and the conversation leads to wiretap and the wiretap leads to more evidence and that leads to an arrest. this professor whose name we are not supposed to use even though colleagues at other media outlets have identified him approaching members of the trump campaign those are not private or protected conversations because they take place in public. why was he -- the conversation is not illicit but if an fbi agent become an undercover person and got his way into the campaign and sat in on inner circle private meetings for that they need a search warrant was if they had a search warrant i would love to see what evidence they gave the judge to sign a search warrant. if they did not have a search warrant, that behavior is not only scandalous but criminal. we don't know exactly where this will go but there is so much

spying in the united states. before 9/11 the fbi was law enforcement. after 9/11 it became intelligence. fbi agents are trained to follow the constitution, spies are trained to steal and keep secrets, the jobs don't mesh well. rob: james clapper says we weren't spying on the trump campaign, we were trying to figure out if the russians were trying to get to the trump campaign and brick you made a great point. if you're trying to figure out if the russians are trying to do something wrong with the campaign you go to the campaign and say help us out. the russians are trying to get in on our election, you can help. judge napolitano: ronald reagan said the 9 most dangerous words in the english language are i am from the government, i'm here to help you. of course they are going to claim they are there to help, 100% correct, i'm also surprised clapper used the word spy.

he was the chief spy in the united states, they don't like to use that word. it is clear that they had eyes and ears all over the trump campaign whether for political purposes to get data to the west wing to get to hillary or to keep the campaign safe from the russians. what do you think? rob: we will see. judge napolitano: happy wednesday. rob: so much better. jillian: we are coming right back.

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penalty. any player that kneels, it'll hurt his team. fallen and not forgotten. 15 volunteers planting 10,000 flags at the university of phoenix. rob: beautiful. it is. a man under arrest after being shotted breaking into cars while wearing a cat onesie. one woman says her son's drum set is missing. jillian: aaron wearing the byron nelson only to winning big time

with his girlfriend. she ended up denying him. but still, that video was all over the place. rob: a lot of girl that will kiss a guy with a million bucks. jillian: have a good day. >> if they had spies in my campaign, during my campaign for political purposes, that would be unprecedented in the history of our the country. >> by the fbi spying on the trump campaign. >> no, they were not. they were spying on what the russians were doing. >> president trump says next montes plan summit with kim jong un will not happen on schedule. >> i think his willingness to say, we are going to do a deal but only on my terms is a good sign. >> gop now holds edge over democrats in generic midterm ballot for the first time. >> fox news has confirmed that president trump will travel to long island to speak about need