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longest days of the year. jillian: is it, really? rob: june 21st or june 22nd. jillian: it's only 5:01 a.m. and i'm learning too much all right. rob: good morning, i'm rob schmitt. jillian: and i'm jillian mele. thank you for starting your day was. inspector general dropping bomb shell revelation before the house. rob: he's investigating whether fbi agent peter strzok's text messages influenced the start of russia probe this as we learned peter strzok was escorted out of fbi headquarters. jillian: doug with the very latest, good morning, doug. >> good morning and strzok is

such an interesting figure, he's the lynchpin, he worked on clinton investigation as well as the early stages of russia probe. reports that he was escorted out of fbi headquarters. the indications are at this point that he still has a job but that generally bode well for one's career, during lengthy yesterday in capitol hill, the justice department inspector general confirmed that strock is part of another investigation looking into possible bias at the fbi. the ig had reported that strzok sent a text message to another fbi employee saying that donald trump will not win presidency because he said, quote, we will stop it. >> and these exact same fbi agents and attorneys prejudged the outcome of the russia investigation before it even began. >> do you believe this text shows political bias?

>> i think as we found it it clearly shows bias state of mind. >> if so do you believe the political bias by the text had effect on the initiation russia investigation? >> i think as you know, mr. chairman, that's a matter we have under review and are looking at right now. >> all right, well, strzok could face issues here. here is what his attorney wrote in usa today. pete and others at the fbi went out to prevent leaks and weeks before the election actively ensured that news reports did not overplay the seriousness of the investigations. these aren't actions of partisan conspirator, as for strzok's current stage, attorney says he remains a proud fbi agent. rob and jillian. jillian: fascinating to see if we do hear from him, thank you. rob: after meeting with house republicans, president trump pledging full support for both republican immigration bills but democrats are vowing to derail

them both. jillian: comes as governor pulls national troops from border, griff jenkins live in mcallen, texas, you're going a great job, griff. griff: thank you, good morning, jillian and rob, the fallout from the family separation centers right behind me is reaching ahead in washington, the president frustrated as backlash against zero tolerance policy, took to the hill yesterday to urge republicans to support one of two bills before the house this week. listen. >> the laws have been broken for many years, decades but we had a great meeting, thank you. griff griff now those two bills are a compromise bill put forward by gop's leadership and more conservative one by bob goodlatte and michael mccaul. >> he's enthusiastic, optimistic, he expressed in his

words, he said, i'm a thousand percent behind what you're trying to pass in the house. griff: this is where it gets interesting, though, you would think some democrats might be coming over, serious opposition as senate minority leader chuck schumer says he wants president trump to stop what he's doing and fix by himself. >> the president alone can fix it with this flick of a pen by signing a presidential order to end the agonizing screams of small children who have been separated from their parents. mr. president, i will lend you my pen, any pen, you can fix it yourself. griff: in the protests as you mentioned, jillian, is spreading to governors across the country, already colorado, maryland, massachusetts, new york and virginia's governors have pulled support of national security guard but that's not the case as

of yet here in texas, guys. rob: vote on immigration bill later this week, thank you so much. jillian: images of the border are heartbreaking to many regardless of party affiliation and president trump is putting pressure on congress to solve separation issue. rob: but ryan patrick, u.s. attorney for the southern district of texas is setting record straight about the families with legitimate claims for asylum. >> what we have seen over the last 4 years is five fold increase, 75,000 family units crossing the border and mainly concentrated in the mcallen area and what the attorney general's prosecute all cases by border patrol. to clarify something that's being misstated and misinterpreted. the department of justice is not involved at all with people who present themselves at a port of entry, at one of the bridges to claim asylum legally. we are getting referrals from

border patrol and other agencies who catch people who are crossing the border illegally. they can then make asylum claim or any other claim they believe they have after prosecution. rob: the push to secure the border comes as the u.s. sees a surge in asylum claim with 27% increase in 2017 alone. jillian: north korea now preparing to send the remains of up to 200 american service members killed during korean war. more than 36,000 americans died in the war. close to 7700 remain unaccounted for. about 5300 of those were lost in north korea. the exact time of the handoff is still in the works. it comes after president trump and kim jong un's historical meeting this month in singapore. kim jong un wrapping up a surprise visit to beijing today. the north korean dictator spending two days in talks with chinese president, the two going over details of nuclear summit with president trump, in the meantime president trump mike

pompeo has canceled briefing with lawmakers about the summit, he had been planning to give members of senate update of historic agreement today. rob: live look at capitol hill in just a moment as president trump's top trade adviser prepares to take the hot seat today. there it is, commerce secretary wilbur ross before the senate committee this morning as u.s. and china go back and forth on trade tariffs on monday president offered another 10% tariff if china follows through on threat of retaliation and yesterday we saw the market take a dive in response to all of that. ambassador nikki haley sticking it to the un as the u.s. ditches the human rights council. >> for too long the human rights council has been a protector of human rights abusers and the council seizes to be worthy of its name. such a council, in fact, damages the cause of human rights.

rob: calling the un out. haley calling for ignoring the beaus and chronic bias against israel. news conference, u.s. is open to rejoining u.s. council if those problems are fixed. jillian: look at your screen that looks like snow, doesn't it? it's not. that's actually hail blanketing the ground in colorado. rob: you can see it falling there. hail, some of it was the size of baseballs denting cars, smashing rooftops. jillian: chattering the windshield of cop car, look at that. rob: giant funnel cloud touching down northeast of denver, the tornado did not cause any major damage. jillian: meteorologist janice dean with a look at today's storms. janice: beautiful to see

tornadoes as long as they don't hurt anybody and we leash from them, science is amazing, so the potential for severe weather today, again, across the plain states, not as severe as we saw yesterday, you can see where the cooler air is across portions of the rockies and the west coast and then as you move forwards the central u.s., that's where we get the showers and thunderstorms and the threat for severe storms, also want to point out, we have a a lot of flooding going on across texas and louisiana, tropical moisture, we don't think it'll get a name but it is going to bring the potential for more heavy rainfall, not only today but through the next couple of days, so, again, this is an area that was hard hit by harvey last year, the houston area down towards corpus christi, we will be watching that. the rest of the forecast, we have warm hot temperatures across the south, southeast and plain states, and tomorrow my friends is the first official day of summer. jillian: rob had a question

earlier this morning. rob: tomorrow will be the longest day of the year. [laughter] rob: i said today is one of the longest days of the year. janice: you will stay up late tomorrow? rob: absolutely not. probably go to sleep while the sun is still burning. thank you so much. 11 minutes after the hour, top terror leader is taken out in latest major victory against isis. how he took weapons out of jihaddists. jillian: former financial analyst liz peek is live to explain why this would have never happened under the obama administration. how are you

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jillian: good morning to you and welcome back, food stamp enrollment plummet as america's employment skyrocket. rob: to help us break down some of the biggest economic headlines is columnist and former wall street financial analyst liz peek, thank you so much for coming on this morning. >> my pleasure, talking about good news. rob: we have food stamp enrollment now. most people out there working, right? >> that is message to policymakers out there, the best social welfare policy for sure is a full employment economy and that's what we've got. incredibly job market and convicted felons are being hired now, a black unemployment and hispanic unemployment, good news for people who used to be on

food stamps rolls, those start today decline in 2013 but certainly the trump economy has accelerated the down trend and more than 2 million people have left the food stamp rolls since trump took office, that's incredibly impressive accomplishment, i think. jillian: it is, you mentioned first of couple numbers, you mentioned 2 million plus people stopped using food stamps since trump took office and how do we keep this going? >> well, i think all of the policies that are in place, tax cuts were incredibly formative in terms of creating the job's boom and the deregulation, you mentioned nfib earlier, a group that loves donald trump because more than anything, small business managers were beside themselves with the tsunami regulation that came out of the obama white house. trump rolling that back has been complete green light to managers and owners of small businesses

who now report expansion plants unseen in 47 years of history. i mean, these are really extraordinary readings of the optimism of small business managers who make up about half of the economy. that's kind of a big deal. rob: we will talk more about them in a minute. we want to get to dissatisfaction of the united states. this is a big number, improvement of year's past, am i crazy to think that this is not that great of a number. doesn't look that good on paper but it is good, right? >> actually in lead with long-term average satisfaction, i guess apparently only about 38% of the people in the country are usually satisfied with the direction of the country but what is trying is that we never reached this level under president obama even in spite of personal popularity, he never got this high, certainly some of it is the economy. obama had 7 more years to be president and to pull the economy out of recession and to make people more excited about

their prospects and he never managed to get it done. what's interesting too, i have to say, is this is a very partisan reading. i think republicans are 68% are satisfied with the direction of the country, only about 13% of democrats. so -- rob: you won't get fair number either. >> for them the glass is still very much half empty. jillian: you mentioned short time ago, president trump addressed them yesterday in honor of 75th anniversary this week. what did you make of what he had to say? >> i thought he gave typical trump speech, it was really rosing. when he's in front of audience that approves of what he's doing he's at his best. i thought, by the way, the roll out of new healthcare insurance plan for groups that can ban together and cross state lines were incredibly powerful. if these businesses have one big issue, really, is health care

and providing health care, this has been something that they've been worried about for two decades and it still is a problem. rob: now they'll be able to team together in small businesses and force to negotiate with the insurance companies and get a better price. >> the other thing that the business managers are worried about is not being able to hire not enough good people but you know what, that's a good thing for the economy and workers. worker wages are finally going up. taken a while. jillian: thank you very much for joining us, appreciate it. >> my pleasure, thanks for having me. jillian: do hackers know exactly where you live? cyber criminals tapping into speaker and blackmailing you with information. rob: liberals keep on driving, look at this, the billboard telling those who lean left to get out. we will show you where i'm very proud of the fact

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back at hillary clinton. >> even in this stage he doesn't understand what it was about. it was not about use of personal e-mail system. it was about communicating about classified topics on that system. rob: comey responding to hillary clinton who tweeted, quote, but my emails. it was her reaction to news that comey once used his own personal e-mail for fbi business. jillian: fox business alert for you, do hackers know exactly where you live? rob: tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with brand-new warning about smart speaker, tracee. tracee: good morning, guys, security warning came from security firm called trip wired. vulnerability with google home speaker and also the chrome cast tv device. how they work, visit computer at home, stay on website for as little as minute, if you open link while connected to the same wi-fi or wired network as your

chrome cast or that home speaker, the hacker could access your location, so the security firm, they found out they did this, in fact, they said they were able to hijack their own system, so google is aware of this, they are working on a potential fix. jillian: that's no good. i might be able to use the next story that you have for us, tracee. tracee: yes,cvs is expanding delivery of prescriptions to stores across the country, 4.99, all of your stuff, prescriptions, everything, maybe cold medicine, allergy medicine, 4.99 and same-day prescription service. they've also got this in new york city, boston, miami, philadelphia, san francisco for 8.99. they have to compete with amazon, target all the retailers that are now doing delivery as well. jillian: a lot of people who were sick in bed say 4.99 worth

it. rob: thank you so much. 25 minutes after the hour. german chancellor angela merkel might be out of a job if she doesn't do anything about open-border policy. jillian: nighel farage live here to explain. how do you win at business? stay at laquinta. where we're changing with contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. boom. love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com.

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whether or not children were being trafficked into the country or with parent, attorney general jeff sessions explaining the idea on family research council president -- to family research council president on his radio show. >> many adults are taking children are not related to them, could be smugglers, could be human traffickers, it's a very unhealthy and dangerous thing. rob: big problem as many as 12,000 children are now in custody after illegally entering the united states. senator dianne feinstein's bills to stop separation, can affect more than immigration families. prohibit federal agencies from removing almost any child from a parent, that includes all parents who commit federal crimes not just those crossing the border illegally or seeking asylum, there are expectations to the rule, every senate democrat does support this bill, though. jillian: liberals keep driving

until you leave the state. that's the message on a new billboard in texas. the sign was put up near texas-new mexico border. it's unclear who paid for it, the photo is going viral. now getting american flag painted for free, artist scott who has appeared on our channel asking be prepped before he paints it free of charge. they set up $25,000 to cover those costs. rob: angela merkel in midst of open-border crisis that could put her out of a job and that's exactly what president trump is trying to stop from happening here in the united states. >> we have no wall, we have no border security. without a border, you don't have a country. you don't have a country. rob: but with a record-number of asylum seekers on america's

doorstep, what needs to be done to strengthen the border? jillian: is the president's top approach will save as the same fate as germany. joining us right now nighal farage, joining us live here in the studio. >> good morning. jillian: so nice to see you this morning. what do you think about what's happening in germany? >> you know, she was the most powerful european leader, been in power over decade, dominant figure not just in germany but european union, one decision has completely ruined her career and legacy and i think it was the worst decision any western leader. as many of you want to come, can come, over a million people came to germany. we have now seen in the last 4 years over a thousand people in europe killed or mained by refugees. a new party in germany emerged, it's getting near 20% of polls and put absolutely fear of god into the establishment.

she's got two weeks to try and convince the european union to change direction but it's a bit rich, isn't it, for the person who open the door and to say it's time to get tough. she's finished. rob: the president says germany has high-crime rate that goes up, he gets lom pasted but if you look at the numbers, 2015-2016, when all this became a problem, the violent crime rate went up something like 10% of germany. >> oh, yeah. >> don't forget crimes against women. refugees, young males under the age of 30, they come from cultures in which women aren't second-class citizens. is anyone surprised? the huge rise in sexual crime. look, immigration led to brexit vote, immigration led to new italian government, immigration

will finish off angela merkel and president trump was elected on a very tough ticket of dealing with illegal immigration and now you've got the liberal media screaming at everything he does, but the one thing is for certain if trump is not hold true and really tighten immigration, many of those people who came out and voted for him won't do it for him. it's a key issue here too. jillian: there's been 27% increase in asigh rum seekers just in 2017. you mentioned president trump and tough stance, you also see the other side of this house, this week ramped up about what's going on in the border, separation of families, what do you think the united states can learn from what happened in germany and what we can do going forward? >> it turned out many of those who were called children were in fact, over 18. up with of them tried to blow up london subway. so it's very easy to be

compassionate but you have to understand in the case of america and borders, many of the children are being used as means to get other people in, many who aren't even families. you've got to, trump has got to stay tough on this and ignore all the screams coming from the liberal media. rob: is the tough part being pragmatic while not appearing to be sole es, when you look at the numbers, this is being abused as record break. this is now a thousand percent more people that need asylum. this is the loophole and they are being told what to do and coached how to do it and here they are. >> it's very impressive. one thing he hasn't done yet, he hasn't build the wall, maybe it's time he starts it. rob: they are trying to make some progress on that. he's trying to get the funding, that's the hard part. >> that's the hard part and obviously congress. he has to get this through, he

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handcuffing the cops, jackie ibañez with the plan that law enforcement officials say could cost them their lives, what's this about, jackie? >> this comes when attacks on police are at ep bem dick proportion, california state senate committee sending bill through with vote of 5 to 1, legislation elevates the standard for using deadly force from reasonable to necessary. this would change existing standard of reasonable fear where police are allowed to use deadly force but only if the officers fear for their own safety. propolice groups say new law could make officers hesitant to approach suspects out of fear they could later be prosecuted. >> it always blows me away when law enforcement fear for their life only when they are facing black and brown people. and blows me away that black and brown women and men don't even get to the jail, they don't even get a chance to be arrested.

jillian: state police association wrote, if our police cannot advance in dangerously situation, ultimately everyone involved is placed at higher risk that is. the measure headed for another committee, if it is eventually passed, california would be the first state to create such tough restrictions on police officers. i know we always say it's a tough time to be a police officer, what are people saying about that jackie. >> most of you disagreeing with proposal. the idea of restriction to use of force is handicap to law enforcement, the law should be for protecting the law enforcement not hindering them and linea writing on facebook, the politicians can start by giving up their own security and fend for themselves and thomas saying this, tell the police to quit and move to a state to support their profession. rob, jillian. rob: all right, jackie, thank

you. inspect general michael horowitz investigating peter strzok as antitrump agent is escorted out of the bureau's headquarters. jillian: carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm 115 with reaction online. carley: president trump has claimed that he's victim of witch hunt and now we are going to find out if there is any truth to that. during yesterday's congressional hearing inspector general michael horowitz confirmed that he is, in fact, looking into whether fbi agent peter strzok antitrump bias play any role in russia investigation, this whole thing stems from antitrump text messages, strzok sent to then girlfriend lisa page, text messages like this one where he says to her, that we will stop president trump from becoming president. now here is inspector general horowitz explaining his decision. >> we did not have confidence that the decision of deputy assistant director strzok to prioritize russia investigation

over following up on weiner laptop was free from bias due to text messages. carley: he ends up in orange jump suit, we will know that justice is beginning to come back in america. carl says surprising he was still working for agency, he should have been selling hot dogs a long time ago. hopefully it's the start of house cleaning to restore faith in the fbi. now ironically, strzok's lawyer is claiming that disciplinary actions taken against him could be affected by political bias. rob: okay. all right. we have to talk about this wonder woman poster? carley: democratic candidate running for attorney general in kansas is facing heavy backlash for poster hanging in her office that shows wonder woman lazoing a police officer around the

neck, it simply shows wonder woman using lazo of truth to keep law enforcement honest. the campus state trooper association condemned picture at a time when funeral arrangements are being made for two heros that gave life to community, this can't be tolerated. flood of social media reaction, lauren says, just wrong. so inappropriate. jason says, so wrong, every day men and women of police force risk their life to enforce law and keep us safe. we should be held responsible as much as them. paul also says not one police officer should vote for her. now the democratic party in kansas says they do not support her or this image. jillian: interesting. video of president trump is going viral. carley: yeah. jillian: shocking. carley: right after he spoke to a group of business leaders yesterday, there he is. he took a moment to hug the american flag. he did that as you can't always

get what you want played in the background. a lot of trump sporters loved this. we love our awesome president and we know he loves us, our country and god. so i don't know what else you could say about this one, guys, he's literally showing love to the american flag. [laughter] jillian: people will find something wrong with it. they always do. rob: 45 minutes after the hour, james comey not out of the woods yet, the former fbi top boss now the latest target of the inspector general. judge andrew napolitano is here live to weigh in on the consequence that is comey could soon be facing. jillian: first, let's check in with steve doocy to see what's coming up on "fox & friends". >> looks like somebody has been painting down there. looks like brand-new studio. gorgeous, fantastic. coming up on "fox & friends", 15 minutes from now, john bolton who used to be the united

nations ambassador of the united states now the president's national security adviser will be joining us to talk about how the u.s. is withdrawing from the united nations human's commission. what's up with that? also what's going on in southern border we will talk about the news of the day with jason chaffetz and congressman ron desantis and dean cane hanging up cape and becoming a cop. we will talk about that and so much more rob and jillian in about 14 minutes from now. jillian: looking for to it. >> you bet. ♪ ♪ ♪

jillian: good wednesday good morning, welcome back to "fox & friends first". doj inspector general confirming he's investigating antitrump fbi agent peter strzok and whether bias had impact on beginning stages of the russia investigation. rob: we are now learning the embattled agent was escorted out of fbi headquarters so has the credibility of bob mueller's probe now been compromised? jillian: here to weigh in fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano. thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you for having me in brand-new studio. jillian: look, when horowitz -- believes they showed bias, i think it clearly shows bias state of mind, how do you have bias state of mind but not let it affect work? >> i don't know how you can split that hair but remember, the inspector general didn't say he found no bias, he found a lot of bias, he just found that the law enforcement decisions were

not animated by it. jillian: how is that not impacted? >> because in the mind set of law enforcement they despise their targets, jay edgar hoover hated the mob, hated communists, hated bank robbers, hated crooked politicians. in their mind their job is not to be fair, it's to gather evidence about bad guys and pass that evidence onto prosecutors and let the courts and the juries concern themselves with the fairness, but whether political bias, dislike of someone because of their politics made or contributed to the ultimate decision to prosecute or not prosecute, mike horowitz whom i know and respect, appointed by president bush, reappointed by president obama, confirmed by republican senate confirmed by a democratic senate as inspector general has come to the conclusion that the bias was there but it wasn't so overwhelming that it animated the decision. what's the decision? the decision not to investigate

hillary clinton. we haven't even gotten to what do these people do to try and stop donald trump from becoming president. after that, it's what did these people do to try and prevent donald trump from being president after he already was in office or still at the very early stages of why was hillary exonerated. was it for political reasons, mike horowitz says there's plenty politics but made a legal decision on hillary. i disagree with the decision, i don't know if the politics are there, i will give the benefit of the doubt to horowitz. rob: that's just the hillary investigation. we have the whole thing spinning off into horowitz looking into the mueller investigation and whether or not peter strzok took what a lot of people take weak evidence in dossier and at least tried -- >> i don't think -- i know you want me to answer this, i don't think whatever hops to strzok --

happens to strzok matter in mueller probe. he got a job in hr, from which he was apparently, we don't know yet, apparently fired yesterday. his tweets have gotten him in trouble but the government has done the right thing when they learned about them. jillian: there are a number of recent fbi-doj depastor and we have a whole list of them. among them peter strzok is demoted, still there, that's one of those glaring things right now. >> the demotion -- jillian: maybe, as of now anyway. >> the demotion is what i was talking about a few moments ago. bob mueller said you can't work for me. we don't know what the status is this morning. i have to tell you if he was escorted out of the building, the badge and gun were taken from him and the guy escorting them had badges and guns on them. so he probably was fired. we will find out this morning. jillian: my question is, do you think that he should be fired,

again, we don't know the status this morning, do you think anyone else needs to go? >> well, remember, the government has a lot of statutes that protect people from being fired because of their political opinion. so he would be fired if he made law enforcement decisions for the wrong basis for a nonlaw enforcement reason and we don't know if he did that yet but we know that something yesterday that wouldn't have dramatic, they don't escort you out for the heck of it. jillian: just for fun. rob: we have to get to comey and talk about leaking memos to his buddy, personal memos. >> this is investigation by mike horowitz not whether jim comey broke the law but whether he violated department of justice regulations. if in that investigation they found violation of law they will pass it onto attorney general sessions. i don't think there was violation of the law. i don't know if there was a violation of doj regulations. rob: you don't see much happening to james comey? >> i don't. jillian: as of now.

>> i know the president can't stand him but i don't know where the comey is going to go. i don't see any evidence of crimes. you look terrific in this room. jillian: thank you. [laughter] >> terrific anywhere. rob: we love having you here. [laughter] jillian: thank you. . my digestive system used to make me feel sluggish but now, i take metamucil every day. it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter.

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