he is charged with delaying a police officer and trespassing. a woman slips and falls running across a busy road in high heels in mexico. she was hit by a speeding car but amazingly she was not seriously injured. i don't know how in the world that happened but, "fox and friends first" wraps up for this hour but continues now. what do you think about those heels? jillian: not something i want to be a part of. is june 20th, fox news alert, supreme court shocker, justice anthony kennedy announcing his retirement opening the door for another trump nominee. the showdown underway who will replace him and when. rob: billions in us tax dollars spent in central america to keep people from migrating here but with an intense wave of illegal immigrants crossing the border, where has your hard-earned money been going? jillian: hollywood's favor democrat coming back to tinseltown, you never guess who

the dnc has stumping for them today. "fox and friends first" continues right now. rob: they got this one wrong, it is crazy in new york city. jillian: can't get anything wrong as a side note. rob: he got it wrong today. thunder booms, very interesting night, a good summertime thunderstorm, one of my favorites. you are watching "fox and friends first" thursday morning. jillian: thanks for starting the day with us. justice anthony kennedy announcing his retirement from the nation's highest court.

rob: the stage is set for donald trump to make his second appointment to the bench. >> i am very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. jillian: democrats are gearing up for a showdown vote vowing to block the nominee. rob: griff jenkins live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: this europe's midterm election got a lot more interesting because supreme court swing vote is now retiring giving donald trump a second chance to truly shape the ideological balance of the high court. >> justice kennedy's retirement makes the issue of senate control one of the vital issues of our time. the most important thing we can do. democrats want judges who will rewrite the constitution any way they want to do it.

>> reporter: to nominate a constitutional conservative likely similar to his first pick, neil gorsuch and the shortlist is not so short, 25 names on this list including finalists from last time, william pryor and thomas hardiman, including utah sen. mike lee, some being touted as frontrunners, whoever it is, mitch mcconnell says he would like to see a vote soon. >> the senate stands ready to fulfill its constitutional role. we will vote to confirm justice kennedy's successor this fall. >> reporter: democrats want to hold mcconnell to the same standard he applied in 2016 when he refused to bring obama's pick merrick garland to the floor. >> our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the they set in 2016 not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year.

>> reporter: the impact of justice kennedy's role cannot be overstated voting just this week, the majority 5-4 on the travel ban and public-sector unions, leave behind a legacy as a champion on abortion and gay rights. and your summer plans a very heated and contentious confirmation battle. rob: we will dive deeper into it in 10 minutes. thank you so much. you heard donald trump letting loose in north dakota during the energetic rally. the president hitting a number of issues from repeated calls for harassment on republicans to tighter border security. >> democrats want open borders and crime crime crime happens automatically with open borders, the democrats want to let the country be overrun. just take a look at what is going on. everybody comes in including the file gang ms 13.

maxine, she is a beauty, she practically was telling people the other day to assault, can you imagine seriously if i said that? somebody else said that, horrible what she said. now they want to censure her. let's see where that goes, folks. you celebrate your heritage and you live life proudly under the big beautiful skies and you have the big beautiful skies out here. together we are taking back our country, returning power to the every day smart brilliant wonderful hard-working american people. jillian: fbi director and deputy attorney general in the hot seat today, christopher ray and rod rosenstein will testify on fbi and doj actions leading to the 2016 election, lawmakers planning a public hearing for

disgraced fbi agent peter stzrok who was grilled for 11 hours on capitol hill but did not answer many questions was republicans convinced bias impacted fbi investigations. >> don't know how you read the text, any reasonable person reads the text and would suggest there was no bias. there was no information not included in the report. concerns about political bias have been alleviated based on what i heard so far. >> stzrok is being investigated for text messages like this one to stop then candidate trump. peter stzrok left with more questions than answer claiming he couldn't share classified information with house committee members. fox news contributor sarah carter says this is exactly why the justice department needs to release the documents congress has been demanding. >> a lot of what i have been hearing is peter stzrok is hiding behind the idea of

classified information. stzrok and his attorneys said they were willing to come to the hill to speak to lawmakers and be forthright with them and hiding behind this. now the final notch in this is peter stzrok is saying he had nothing to do with carter page's fisa warrant, that means other people just like peter stzrok had the same intentions and we need those documents now. rob: we expect to learn when and where donald trump will meet with vladimir putin, john bolton striking a deal for a summit after meeting with the russian president in moscow. helsinki, finland, and vienna, austria, have been named as possible sites. several weeks will be needed to prepare for those talks, we will keep you posted. defense secretary touching down

in south korea saying the us will keep 30,000 troops in the asian nation keeping a commitment to security as the us works to denuclearize north korea on the heels of a visit to china. president xi jinping warning thatis, china will not give up an inch of its territory in the south china sea. the us is concerned over china's militarization of artificial islands in the sea. jillian: a terrorist the left four americans that will spend 22 years in prison sentence for terrorism and other charges but a jury did not find him guilty of murder. he directed his extremist group to attack the us special mission compound setting it on fire. us amb. christopher stevens and three other americans were killed. rob: aimed at fixing the border crisis could come to the senate

floor as early as today. the republican tax bill would reinforce the pres.'s executive order ending illegal families from being separated and add 200 immigration judges. the house failed to pass on a compromise bill that would have funded the border wall and provided a daca fix. milania trump headed back to the southern border, how the illegal migrants, this will be her second business. jillian: immigration crisis extends beyond the us/mexico border. thousands of immigrants coming from central america. rob: billions of your tax dollars are being pumped into the region in an effort to improve economic conditions. why those efforts are evidently failing. >> when countries abuse us by sending their people up, not their best, we are not going to give anymore aid to those countries. >> reporter: after decades of foreign aid to honduras,

guatemala and el salvador critics wonder what that money bought. >> we are working on an infrastructure in the northern triangle -- >> reporter: us aid to central american companies reduces violence and cutting illegal immigration but is that accurate? >> translator: in honduras we can't live there anymore because of the games. >> reporter: applications peaked in 2015 after a slight decline. agency arrests and asylum claims are up again despite more us aid. >> giving money to those governments to solve their problems would not be productive. >> reporter: in the last decade taxpayers send billions to el salvador, guatemala and honduras but all three remain among the poorest in latin america. bribery, corruption and murder rates rank among the world's worst. >> the families are seeking

asylum, protection from unimaginable persecution and violence. >> they are quite horrible, the violence is quite bad but it is not the responsibility of the united states to solve the problems of other countries. >> think of all that aid that we give some of these countries. >> reporter: the president wants to cut aid to you, some in congress want to double it. others argue without more accountability, more money from washington, good money after bad. rob: 11 minutes after the hour, fox news alert, a supreme court showdown, republicans and democrats preparing to face off after justice kennedy announces his retirement was our next guest is here to explain how the midterms could help the confirmation process. >> a lot of poison is poured down america's wrote. >> former pres. bill clinton taking a jab at donald trump.

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rob: fox news alert, supreme court justice anthony kennedy announcing his retirement opening another seat on the high court donald trump will have the opportunity to fill. jillian: who will replace kennedy? to weigh in his legal affairs reporter for the washington times alex boyer. let's get to it. we are hearing a lot of names being thrown around in the mix. what do you think? >> one of the top names floated here is brett cavanagh, a circuit judge on the dc circuit and was appointed by george w. bush and worked on his administration so that is one of the front runners we have been

hearing as well as a name at third circuit that we heard prior to neil gorsuch being nominated so he is a repeat. we have several nominated by donald trump to appellate court and are now being considered for elevation. it will be interesting to see if the president pics one of his own goes to a bush appointee. rob: 25 names on the list behind us. the hoopla, the malay, the mayhem around this decision and this guy retiring has been incredible and schumer wanting to wait until after the midterms are over. why do you think he wants that? what is the point? >> reporter: the dnc is fundraising off of justice kennedy's retirement, they sent fundraising emails and they are

hoping it energizes their base as we signed 2016 energizing the republican base and it was upwards of 70% of evangelicals turned out for donald trump because of the supreme court vacancy but i believe republicans will fill the seat prior to the midterms. in 2010 a midterm the year alayna kagan was confirmed in may come in august, neil gorsuch was announced in january 31, 2017, and confirmed early april so 21/2 months. if donald trump comes out in july with a nominee that gives mitch mcconnell about 21/2 months before the october 1st start of the next term to put somebody on the bench and likely he could do it. jillian: donald trump what this person to be there 40 to 45 years. what type of character, do you think this person will have and also what issues should we keep

an eye out for? >> most of his appellate courts are in there 40s, likely to see a young supreme court nominee. barrett is a recent appellate court nominee. and donald trump floated around as potential replacement for justice kennedy. interesting to watch during her senate hearing for the circuit court placement because she was criticized for being too catholic. that is something to watch because pres. kennedy, to uphold roe v wade and we might see the president look to someone with more of a pro-life leaning that could be an issue we hear a lot about over the next several months as the debate between democrats and republicans heat up on who will do that. rob: am i concerned over how politically charged this is?

seems like the supreme court shouldn't be such a political place which we see what happens in the justice department when it gets criticized, we are seeing that now. should we worry about justices making decisions based on political bias? >> you hit on something important as the legal affairs reporter. interesting for me to see when judges get a certain case, not just the supreme court but a, court, who appointed them? it is interesting to watch. it tends to subject how they will vote on a certain case especially with politically charged issues and you are hitting on something justice kennedy 8 -- he was a swing vote often siding with the liberal justices on the court in the past and so interesting we don't know who lawyers will try to persuade the next term because it was always justice kennedy lawyers were trying to convince

their side one or the other and it could be chief justice roberts takes that role. heather: we appreciate it. 19 after the hour, major blow to the democratic party as a longtime lawmaker is upset by socialist newcomer. if you ask nancy pelosi everything is fine. >> the democratic party, board members, more progressives. >> i am progressive. let's not get carried away. rob: she didn't like that question. with the trump bump not going anywhere will this heard the democrats in the upcoming midterms? talk about it coming up next.

rob: nancy pelosi lashing out

after a reporter's adjuster party make changes after a historic primary when. >> democratic party is increasingly younger, more female, should the democratic house leadership pool back? >> they made a choice in one district, let's not get carried away. rob: the age insinuation, referring to 28-year-old alexandria cortez, democratic socialist beat ten term congressman joe crowley in the new york primary. jillian: democrats whipping out their secret weapon today, former president barack obama will headline his first dnc fundraiser of 2018 but his appearance will cost you a pretty penny. tickets for the highrolling gala dinner start at $2700 a person and run as much is $100,000. democrats desperately push to

retake the house and senate this fall. rob: big money and politics. needed dinner reservation but don't have time to call? google will take care of this. >> reporter: google duplex, call a restaurant and make a reservation on you. it is google assistant and then tells the host what time he would like to come in, how many your party, they can handle follow-up questions like if your time isn't available so they are testing this out in a limited number of restaurants, just telling what the hours of the restaurant are but eventually they will be taking reservations. then you can also make a haircut appointment too. jillian: is it hard to go to the table and book a reservation? >> reporter: i don't know. jillian: what about burger king and the budweiser?

>> reporter: the super bowl, and -- revising that, a new burger in honor of this and the burger not made with any beer, is a burger and a beer. and burger king's, when in miami. 26 after the hour, the left's hatred for the trump administration no signs of stopping, just ask terrorist sympathizer linda. >> let's make sure we are engaging in justice, every american has access to health

care and housing. jillian: women's march organizers taking it to a new level, how the left is planning to unleash unrest today. ♪

jillian: welcome back, justice anthony kennedy sending democrats into a tailspin announcing his retirement from the supreme court, donald trump announced his second pick for the bench. >> i'm honored he chose to do it during my term in office because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. >> 25 names on the list of potential nominees including william h pryor junior who was being considered before neil gorsuch was nominated.

rumored at the top of the shortlist is judge brett cavanaugh out of dc, justice kennedy will step down very soon. >> organizers calling for a day of unrest today. cut targeting the 0-tolerance policy, the timing of all this. >> several incidents of harassment against republicans and some calling for more disruption. women's march to demand congress, it starts in a few hours saying we will find our bodies on the line to demand the end to the 0-tolerance policy that automatically criminalizes undocumented immigrants and to abolish ice, an agency that is terrorizing our communities every day. the tone of the march raising questions days after maxine

waters urged supporters to push back political opponents. >> we all have to remember to treat our fellow americans, all of our fellow americans with the kind of civility and respect. >> martin luther king warned us about people like chuck schumer, not the ku klux klan, the obstacles toward justice, it was people calling for, quote, civility. >> reporter: at his rally in north dakota donald trump referenced dangerous rhetoric from the left. >> and please keep maxine waters on the air as your face and your mouthpiece for the democrat party. please. >> women's march organizers, and a bail fund. the democratic party is divided as a major blow dealt to joe crowley. the longtime lawmaker, leading

contender to replace nancy pelosi ousted by a newcomer who is a democratic socialist. is midterms close in, is this surprise upset foreshadowing what is to come for more of the old guard of democrats in congress? and new york state assembly when karen lawlor, thanks for coming gone this morning. and the divide in the democratic party becoming more clear. the old guard not comfortable with embracing this style of socialism bernie sanders. should they be? >> voters are not comfortable with the label. and the democrat platform and socialism, and the platform is the same, she's not afraid to

call herself a socialist. and it will hurt them at the ballot box. >> free healthcare, ending ice, and the majority of americans, what do you think? >> resonated with the democrats, millennials responding to and it was a grassroots campaign and seemed to work for her. and my sources think she got money from republicans secretly that wanted her in the midterms because crowley could not be beaten. this is a huge upset for democrats because many believed crowley was too strong and republicans helped her win. rob: very low turnout in that

district as well. that's talk about the president and the trump moment and when he backed somebody. dan donovan in staten island meet michael grin, despite being a convicted felon, very popular in that area, mcmaster in south carolina getting beaten, trump has this message back on track. >> absolutely. if you want to win a republican primary or general election you want the president of the united states on your side if you are republican, 54 million twitter followers, that not only gets voters in your district out to vote for you but donors to donate your campaign and get your message out more, you want to run with trump on your side and you saw him defeated an incumbent in south carolina and the congressional primary with a last-minute tweet so it is powerful and the economy boring, he has been back many of his critics, the russell probe looking more like what he called it, a witchhunt and i don't

think he has ever been so strong. rob: what do you say to the pres.'s moment in? >> mitt romney is doing great in utah, he has never been a huge fan of trump. we will see. the momentum is good but the primaries we don't know what will happen. that wave will come. we don't know. mitt romney is not a fan of trump and is doing quite well. let's see if it hurts or helps. rob: he has all that name recognition. >> everyone does love mitt romney. rob: you have a great divide in the democratic party, the far left wing and the moderates. what does this do to the midterms? >> makes it tough to get everybody on the same page and take back the house of representatives which has been our goal for the last two years when your party is divided. the joe crowley people going to support this new candidate,

cortez in november? a democrat district, if i take over one of the legislative branches i want everybody in my party on the same page and this late in the game they are terry. rob: last part. >> the parties are divided, that is what we found out in the primaries, both parties are divided. this is interesting. rob: the republicans are divided as well. >> 87% of republican support the president so i don't think there's as much division on the republican side of their is on the democrat side. rob: 37 after the hour, bill clinton taking a cheap shot at the president. >> a lot of poison has been poured down america's throat since the 2016 campaign. rob: outrage boiling online about that comment. uc berkeley students protecting illegal immigrants from ice which our next guest was the vice president of the school of college republicans, spit in the

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rob: multiple tornadoes tearing through the midwest, the governor of kansas issuing a disaster declaration after a powerful twister left eight people hurt. >> living over cars knocking out power to thousands and cleanup underway after a series of twisters touched down this week. rob: a big sister moving across the country. >> the system moving closer to the east coast, thunderstorms across the country and the mid-atlantic into the southeast, and big storms early this morning, not getting to that severe level. the rest of the week is going to

be the storms but instead the heat piling up in the middle of the country, areas stretching where you are seeing heat warnings, watches, advisories to the center of the country, into the midwest, how warm is it going to get, your heat index is what it feels like when you step outside those highs today running into the triple digits, kansas city feels like 110 °, 106 in st. louis. it is 110 °, feels like temperature, all of this spreads out closer to the weekend, folks on the eastern half of the country, that is not going to last because you see those numbers climb closer to the weekend. it is incredibly hot out there. >> california taking the open border policy to a new level, liberal university at uc berkeley compiling a catalog of

resources for illegal immigrants students, warning them, a former student is calling for the university for breaking the law. campusreform.org correspondent and vice president thomas is here, thank you for joining us this morning. students need to be warned about this, need to worry about this? >> thank you for having me on. uc berkeley demonstrated a pattern of circumventing federal law whether it is failing the free-speech rights of conservative students to compromise the work of federal immigration officials but i wish they were asking about protecting free speech on campuses and making sure conservatives feel safe in helping lawbreakers and this is a spit in the face of company taxpayers, they are funding legal services to help people evade the law. >> the school makes a clear illegal immigrant students, and

any us citizen. is that fair? >> california taxpayers, attending universities. and in those classes given preferential treatment but academic counselors that other students do not have access to. >> who wins and who loses? >> students lose when illegal immigrant students are given preferential treatment students are neglected, not given the same amount of attention and ultimately the loses are california taxpayers, the university has an obligation to complain to taxpayers, they are squandering harder dollars to help people evade the law. heather: you are graduate, houses it changed over the years? has gotten worse? >> as a conservative student it has gotten worse and punched on

campus and been spit on and i'm outraged the university has not taken time to hear my concerns. every time the video was recorded i'm attacked, members are attacked, we don't feel safe on campus but the university feels obligated to alert students ice is coming on campus and there is a paranoia, any alleged sighting from the university but they never respond to my request to provide protection, and procedures on what to do when facing threat on campus and cared more about free-speech and more pressing issues and trying to help lawmakers and a symptom of a greater problem that shows universities are no longer teaching students to be good citizens, to follow the law. they are showing they should resist and go against federal laws. jillian: you reached out to the university and they have a

response to everything you said. >> i have given the university a 2-page document listing media reports and videos and some videos have to million views of being harassed on campus, the university failed to provide any protection at all or even perhaps emails, don't punch your fellow peers for having different views than yourself. jillian: thank you for joining us, appreciate your time. it is 46 after the hour, democrats already up in arms over donald trump picking a replacement for retiring supreme court justice anthony kennedy. >> our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the rules they set in 2016 not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year. jillian: reaction pouring into the latest demands and carly shimkus live reading your comments next.

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rob: democrat scrambling now that donald trump has another seat to fill on the supreme court, demanding congress use the biden rule in choosing his replacement. >> republican colleagues in the senate should follow the rule they set in 2016 not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year. rob: carly shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 with social media's reaction. >> fiery showdown set to take place on capitol hill whether or not a supreme court justice

should be nominated during an election year. if you remember senate majority leader mitch mcconnell blocked merrick garland's nomination because pres. obama was leaving office and democrats are demanding the same set of rules with midterm elections around the corner. conservatives are pointing out some differences, the biggest one, not a presidential election year and donald trump is already weighing his options and republicans are ready to get to work to get the person confirmed according to sen. lindsey graham, this will happen pretty quickly. rob: bill clinton doesn't like donald trump. >> the anger and division is a topic of conversation in the country this week and how did we get here? former pres. bill clinton says donald trump is partly to blame. take a listen. >> a lot of poison has been poured down america's throws since the 2016 campaign.

>> that comments causing even more anger and division. bill always wants to blame somebody else. calluses this from the president who taught us it was okay to lie under oath. linda tweets it is called truth serum. it is only poison to those who have much to hide. former president clinton has ultimate goal in say we need to start talking to each other instead of fighting each other. jillian: lip-synching law enforcement taking over texas. >> we are in the middle of a big lip-synch battle taking place between the police department, police stations in texas, it all started with a police officer singing in his car went viral online with over 1 million views. not to be outdone. the san antonio police

department responded with this. ♪ no more ♪ no life ♪ i don't want to see you at the door ♪ 555 ♪ >> 500,000 views. other departments across the state joining in the competition. so much reaction on facebook. when user posted my favorite thing on the internet right now is the police lip-synch challenge going on in texas. pete says you guys have a sense of humor and try to have fun once in a while because i know your job is hard and dangerous, god bless and be safe was i was hoping we would not have time for this because it calls for me to say this. i'm just waiting for a cop to sing bad boys bad boys ♪ what you gonna do ♪ what you gonna do when they come for you ♪ >> scale from 1 to 10, how that i do?

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rob: breaking news this morning. we just learned that helsinki, fin land, will be the site of a planned summit between president trump and vladimir putin. a source telling fox news, a date will be announced later today. jillian: national security advisor john bolton striking a deal for the summit after meeting with the russian president in moscow. he said several weeks will still be needed to prepare. rob: moscow than it is d.c. home field advantage for putin. time forked good, the bad and the ugly. this 12-year-old has serious moves. check this kid out. south carolina officer catching da von michael jackson's routine on video.

after it went viral making his 2kr50e78 come true. -- his dream come true. >> wow, that's awesome. officer giving him the iconic red jacket. see san quentin gloves. just like the stuff michael jackson had. so cool. >> i love it a lightning bolt strikes feet away from a police officer. watch this. jillian: that's frightening. the officer jumping inside his car outside the apopka police department of florida. he was not hurt. rob: that's scary. finally a man in just his underwear causes a traffic jam in los angeles. climbing on to a freeway sign and doing a black flip on to inflatable crash beds.

he landed safely but not before shutting down traffic in both lanes two hours. charges with delaying a police officer. jillian: don't you need a permit to shut down a highway like that. >> he did it. jillian: have a good day. rob: see you later. >> the retirement of supreme court justice anthony m. kennedy will have enormous consequences. >> i'm very honored that he chose to do it during my term in office because he felt confident in me to make the right choice and carry on his great legacy. >our republican colleagues in the senate should follow the rule they set in 2016 not to consider a supreme court justice in an election year. >> i'm honored to even be considered. this, of course, is the president's choice. >> bill aimed at fixing the border crisis could come to the senate floor as early as today. this after the house failed to pass a compromise bill. disgraced fbi agent who texted to stop president tr