force here allowing all sides to be heard. see you again 11:00 a.m. eastern for the this fox and friends first, happening right nowon the east coast , a deadline for denuclearization. >> rather than have a series of reports concealing this, they're not concealing that, i'll let theiractions speak for themselves . >> the trump administration shooting down critics who say north korea is up to its old tricks. we're in washington with a brand-new timeline for the regime and on the supreme court shortlist just got longer. who's now being considered as president trump tends a stern message to obstructionist

democrats . and a kentucky hunter in the crosshairs because of this: a social justicefirestorm flooding social media but how she's now setting the record straight . "fox & friends" first start right now. [music] from new york city to wherever you are, hope you had agreat weekend, we appreciate you joining us on this monday, brand-new month, july if you can believe it. i'm heather childress. to talk about as usual . trump expanding his supreme court shortlist as he considers replacements for justice kennedy and is

slamming democrats for using abortion insight criticism all week before announcinghis . tom pryor joins us live with the latest developments. oneweek he says he'll have . >> according to one of the key votes in the senate, that list is growing. >> the right tell me there have been a few additional potential nominees added to that list, but i think the president should not feel bound by that list and instead should seek out recommendations to ensure that he gets the best possible person. >> that is susancollins from maine who says she has already ruled out some of the candidates on the list of 25 . collins did not say which one but it'sclear her decision will likely come down to abortion rights . >> i would not support a nominee who demonstrated hostility to rome versus wade

because that's me would mean their judicial philosophy did not include a respect for established decision, established law before but it's not just his own party trump have to worry about in aconfirmation fight . here's the president talking to maria about the democrats. >> it's probably going to be vicious because the other side, all they can do is obstruct and resist, holding his resist , all they want to do is stop things from happening so they want to try very hard but i think it's going to go quickly if i pick the right person. tom: he expects his next two quotes, go very quickly and he's unlikely to ask his nominees position on roe vs. wade. he says abortion rights could

be determined on a state-by-statebasis after the new supreme court justices seated . heather: the deadline approaching, july 9. thank you very much . six kids and three adult, this is a horrible story if you didn't hear about it over the weekend were brutally stabbed at a three-year-old birthday party. the man suspected of carrying out the attack will face a judge today. timothy mckenna was asked to leave an apartment in idaho when he quite came back on a rampage, allegedly stabbing the birthday girl and eight others. >> this was an attack against those who are mostvulnerable , our children and it's pure evil in my mind. heather: police say all victims were refugees. four of them have life-threatening injuries. an illegal immigrant accused of starting a massive wildfire in colorado is from denmark. ice says it lays the detainer on jasper jorgensen after his arrest. he's facing arson charges for

the spring creek wildfire started wednesday and is the most active of nearly a dozen scorching that state and cleanup underway after record flash flooding rex central iowa,eight inches of rain falling in one day created reports of a path of destruction in the damon lane's arrow . a man was killed after he stepped out of his van after it stalled in the floodwater. the rain is expected to last several days. us and north korean officials meeting face-to-face for the first time since the summit between president trump and kim jongun and we're learning north korea could d nuclear eye within a year and we're getting a preview of the president's upcoming meeting with vladimir putin. live in washington with more on this. good morning breath . see five new questions being

raised about how serious kim jong un is in his commitment and last month's corian summit. the un reports the regime is working to conceal key aspects of its nuclear program and does not fully intend to give up its arsenal. president trump says he believes kim. >> i made a deal with him. i shook hands with him. i believe he means to do it. is it possible? have you been in things where people didn't work out? it's possible. griff: john bolton says the un has designed a plan to dismantle their programs within a year. the secretary of state mike pompeo will discuss the plan with pyongyang. bolton looked at i had at

what's to come in the president's summit with russia.>> all this is for the leaders to have a chance to sit down not in the context of some larger multilateral meeting but just the two of them togo over what's on their mind. president trump had in the past week he's going to raise things like syria, ukraine, the election meddling issue, the whole range of issues between us . griff: the presidents meeting with putin will take place july 16 in helsinki andmany people are wondering in washington whether or not mike pompeo might make a third trip to north korea , that of course would be unannounced. heather: it wouldn't be the first time he headed there unannounced. thank you so much. a major victory in the fight against isis. iraqi forces say the terror groups top finance and logistics chief was killed during the us-led air force raid. two other isis members also killed. iraqi claire victory against

isis last december but they are still fighting against some remaining terror cells. a man vowing to fight president trump on manwell obrador won in a landslide. a former mexico city mayor promises to fight back against trump's immigration policy and he calls it amnesty for drug traffickers. president trump tweeting congratulations to obrador on becoming the next president of mexico. i look forward to working with him. there is much to be done that will benefit both the united states and mexico. germany's open border migration policy set to be announced today. chancellor merkel really after an eight hour meeting ending with a cabinet member threatening to resign. merkel bowing to intense pressurethat could end her

political career if nothing is done to fix it. she has insisted on an eu wide resolution which has shown little results . president trump welcoming the dutch prime minister to the white house. they will discuss nato security goals and the air around nuclear deal. the prime minister has criticized trump for leading a victory event this year and saidamerica wasn't taking its allies into account so we will see what happens with that news and let you know. one lucky couple wedding well wishes from the president . the video showing the president shaking hands, taking a picture, congratulating the newlyweds. general pappa and jenna buchholz, not the first time he pressed the wedding and his resort. can you imagine?the time now nine minutes after the top of the hour. president trump wants to put

even more money back in your pocket. >> during phase 2, we will be doing it in october but this will be aimed atthe middle class . heather: from the corporate tax rate to income tax credit, we break down what we can expect, october and the world cup soccer stars fall from grace. the moment messi left the game. they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters ship packages all the amazing services of the post office right on your computer get a 4 week trial plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again

heather:democrats rallying to abolish ice but the president is defending the agency and sending a warning to those who wish for its demise . >> i don't think he thinks about the meeting they're

going to get so badly. these are the guys that go in and take an s 13. you're going to be afraid to walk outof your house. i love that issue . heather: the president's comments coming hours after antifa protesters sparked riots in portland oregon. maxine waters called on americans to harass trump officials and the some members of her own party are denouncing her. >> i strongly disagree with those who advocate harassing folks . heather: the california congresswoman is firing back at senate minority leader chuck schumer for criticizing her . >> in the final analysis, leadership like chuck schumer's will do anything they think is necessary to protect their leadership and what i have to do is not focus on them . heather: waters says she plans to keep her focus on

the trump administration . sean hannity iscalling out waters and the left saying the reason they are getting radical is because president trump is defying their predictions and finding success . >> we will be doing it in october, maybe a little sooner. one of the things we're thinking about bringing the21 percent back to 20 and for the most part the rest of it could go to the middle class . heather: trump is delving into the details about the second phase of his tax cuts which he expects to roll out this fall and he said the middle class will be even better the second time around. here to break down the benefits is the economist peter marisi. thank you for joining us.

>> nice to be with you. heather: let's take a look at numbers. $100billion in tax cuts over 10 years bylowering the corporate tax rate . that sounds good . reporter: it is good. it's instilling more confidence in american businessesand we are seeing more investment . that's why we're more likely to have four percent growth and the recovery will be extended a few more years. businesses now have confidence in america again. heather: on the other hand you have 1 trillion to the deficit over 10years by the new tax law . reporter: that's how the cbo computes it, i use to know the director. they take the view that congress is going to get what a lot of the tax cuts expire and they provide a singular jolt, they increased demand for a little while, they don't increase incentives for

businesses to invest in the long run. when economic literature indicates that they do. nonpartisan literature, studies done before this president was a candidate indicate that lowering the corporate tax will shift the investment curve. with that i'm confident the economy will continue growing at three percent . heather: that the empirical research as you say but what about how it impacts families at home? reporter: look at your paycheck. everybody's take-home pay is bigger than it used to be. donald trump's tax cuts. if you want higher taxes, vote for the other side. looking forward, what can you do to keep it going? the most difficult thing he needs to do is keep a republican congress. if we're talking about middle-class tax cuts, the thing for him to do is advocate saul, raising the state and local tax deductions because a lot of republicans in states like

new york and california, those are majority republican state by any means but they had a handful of republican states that are critical, that would be helpful in maryland. there's seats that could swing because of saul but he's gotto do something to appeal to thehard-core democrats to get this through. i would say something about the bird income tax credit for working poor . heather: and capital gains taxes as well . griff: reporter: secretary mnuchin is talking about indexing those. i don't know that i agree with that but he would prefer congress to do it. i agree with that. the capital gains tax, you pay taxes on inflation. you hold stocks for 10years, you're not only paying for the games that are real but you are paying for inflation and that's wrong .

heather: you bring up a good point because president trump's detractors have said this is not sustainable moving forward so it's good you have a couple ideas as to how it can besustained . reporter: i think it can be sustained by changing the art on investment spending. we've been under investing in technology. we invent technology and it gets applied in china where it grows at six percent a year. by lowering the tax rate you bring the capital gains down where it is in other developing countries. it's still a little bit higher but this encourages companies to do things like implement more artificial intelligence, use more robots, things that raise productivity. productivity is critical because our population is growing slowly likechina . we cangrow more rapidly, people say we can't. look at the reagan years, we grew at four percent back then and we can do it now . heather: eve marisi joining us, we always love it when you are with us. have a greatweek . the time is 20 minutes after

the top of the hour and dick durbin the latest on the left to take shots at ice . >> look at ice. what a group of incompetence. right now they are focused more on toddlers and terrorists. heather: many now asking if ice is incompetent. what has been done to fix the problem.the outrage on social media next. >>

heather: democratic senator dick durbin becoming the latest to lash out on ice but

instead of calling them for be disbanded, he'staking cheap shots at the brave men and women who serve their country . >> look at ice. what a group of incompetence. atthis point there focused more on toddlers than terrorists. instead of deporting felons, they want to deport families. it's cruel and incompetent . heather: carly shimkus is here with the social media outrage over the less new low. carly: illinois senator dick durbin making those comments at an immigration rally in chicago. he joined the list of democrats calling for ice to be abolished but some on social media are calling senator durbin's record into question. lisa on twitter says how much has he gotten done during his tenure? not as much as the brave people in line for due in a week. john also point out if ice is

incompetent, what have durbin done totry to fix the problem? robert on social media also says this. one to know one . he joins new york city mayor bill be blasio also calling on ice to be abolished. heather: let's address this, this picture and the some possible explanation. carly: if this is the first time you're seeing these pictures, it won't be the last. a hunter in kentucky has sparked a social media firestorm posingthe giraffe that she just shot on an african safari. she called that her dream hunt . these pictures were taken last year, there recently now going viral because an african media outlet posted them to social media calling the giraffe a very rare black giraffe but that hunter test thompson is fighting back

telling fox news the giraffe was the south african species of giraffe.the numbers are increasing due in part to hunters andconservation efforts paid for inlarge part by big-game hunting . the breed is not rare in any way other than it was very old . no shortage of responses to this controversy online. judy on twitter said shame, shame, she has no heart. some on social mediadefending her, blaine says as long as it was a legal hunt, i have no issues . hunting is one of the best forms of conservation let's get to a better story. we're going to talk about it, that he wrote golden retriever that protected his owner from snake attack . take a look at this picture. a puppy named todd saves his owner from a rattlesnake bite and as you see from his and she got bitten instead.a lot of praise in the section for todd on social media.

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february, the truck could also be due to seasonal trends. iraqi is following in the footsteps of the us when it comes to building a border wall. an iraqi guard spokesman says the barb wire fence with surveillance towers is going up along the syrian borderto keep isis out. the barrier has cameras and drones . dads ministry of defense and then anti-isis us coalition are allegedly planning to evaluate the effectiveness of the fence . retiring congressman trey downey could become supreme court justice trey gaudi. south carolina senator jim scottand his friend deserves a spot onthe bench . >> i'm going to recommend trey downey being one of the hope that i would put in a strong recommendation for . i hope that the president, i willcall balls and strikes and not to society even if he's elected at this time in

our nation's history ? that's hard toargue with . heather: trump says he will announce his nominee a week from today. trey gowdy will officially retire from congress at the end of the year. and the young democratic socialist we told you about who's running for congress in new york is speaking about about her platform alexandria ocasio-cortez said people want the same thing she wants . >> every working-class american should have access to dignified healthcare, see a doctor without going broke and that means you should be able to send your kids to college and trade school if they so choose and no person should feel precarious or unstable with access to housingin the economy . >> how are you going to pay for it? she beat out joe crowley in the democratic primary.and she may be the less latest liberal already darling but

ocasio-cortez finds herself left out of the establishment as tammy duckworth is the latest to downplay her when calling her take over reflective of the future for her community, not the country. >> i think it's the future of the party in the bronx where she is. i think that we as legislators need to listen to our constituency and get out there. i think what she did what she did the hard work. she was out there talking to everyone of her constituents and that was the difference, she turned out her voters and that reflected the needs of her district . >> you can't win in the white house without the midwest and i don't think you can go far too far to the left and admit win the midwest. you need to talk to the industrial midwest, listen to the people there in order to win an election. heather: if she's able to best republican anthony pappas in november,

ocasio-cortez will become the youngest woman ever elected to congress. from maxine waters fanning the flame of the left wing firestorm she has created. >> i am not about to let this country go by the way of donald trump. we are sick and tired of him he's been there too long and today i say in peach 45 . heather: nancy paloma pelosi's plummeting approval rating, are we watching the democrats divide even further? here to debate is liberal analyst kathy maroon and fox analyst jonathan caldwell, thank you for joining us. so kathy, i'll begin with you. what do you think? is going to far left a losing strategy for democrats? >> absolutely it's a losing strategy. no one wins by going too far left, no one wins by going

too far right although donald trump broke all the rules on that one but you have to be moderate and the problem is the party cannot be afforded to be so divided. the party cannot be divided. they have to get together on the same page. maxine waters have to calm down, that can't be the face of thedemocratic party because that's not who's going to turn out. they're not the democrats in this country . heather: have already crossed that line? what do you think? >> if they continue to cross the line, democrats are demoralized and embittered. they have a 28-year-old inexperienced candidate who be a two-year incumbent. who was the chairman? you've got to wonder what's going on next, not to mention the fact everything they resisted against, we're talking about tax policy allowed us to have a 45 anda half year low in unemployment, when we have a ged that's going to be four percentage points gdp ,

within the second quarter so we're seeing that right now. you've got to realize democrats right now have no coherent message when you look at those factors, we know they see there's an issue and november is going to be tougher than they expected. heather: what you think about that? when you take a look at those numbers which, that's a fact, that's not opinion, how do you take? what do democrats do about that? >> it turns out who's going to turn out in november, are we going to have a blue wave? who's going to come out? are the fat and happy people having a great time in this economy going to come out or are the appellees going to come out, thepeople who elected this latina in new york ? the ones angry and want change, is not going to happen in the midterm? if so the blue wave will come in. if the people that are happy with this economy and people at home are feeling good, they're not going to come out

in the midterms so the blue wave may happen, it depends who's coming out in november . heather: we keep hearing about this blue wave but it hasn't happened so far it hasn't and the problem with democrats is there relying on their de facto leaders like maxine waters was sending out a message as to what's next went through the late there is no message. it's become problematic. we look at the poll numbers and see that what we lookedat on the ballot democrats were much more favorable , that margin has reduced and now we have a new scenario play which is the supreme court justice pick for the president. this is something that has certainly provided enthusiasm for the base in terms of republicans and enthusiasm usually wins the day when it comes to voters. it's an exciting time because it's not what democrats wanted. >> kathy, i'll get you to respond, this whole issue

calling for ice to be disbanded. i was looking at your twitter feed andone of your followers said this is something else that democrats are dealing with . >> i find it to be completely and totally problematic that they would even attempt to say that they wanted to get rid of ice. i think it's completely stupid. it's like me from the south side of chicago saying get rid of the chicago police. we recognize there is violence on every corner just about no knowing we have an agency set to protect our country, we need to increase those numbers because we see the violence continue coming across the border. >>. heather: kathy, addressed that as well. >> some people in the party believe ice should be limited because of those images that cameout but at the end of the day . >> which existed under president obama. >> they did, they put out images from 2014 .

>> the party, they're in a fight more than ever so let's hope the party is not divided because of these images because they are not distracted and hopefully ... >> they continue to be a more and more divided democratic party. >> well, the gop is divided so welcome to two divided parties. >> it's a whole other issue. heather: thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. have a good day. 20 minutes until the top of the hour and segregating students by race . one school plan to turn back time creating so muchéadministrators are doing an about-face. the price of whiskey on the rocks. the long list of what is about to cost you more the store but first a look at your weather across the country. [music]

heather: business alert, get ready to pay more for things like catchup, whiskey, even lawnmowers and you can thank canada for that. tracee tracee here with what we can expect from new tariffs. >> from dishwashers, detergents, ballpoint pens, all of that will face a 10 percent tariff at the canadian border. all of this is retaliation from canada in response to the trump administrations taxes on those tariff's on imported aluminum. other us products, mostly steel and iron will face a 25

percent tariff, the same penalty the united states has slapped on imported steel at the end of may. heather: in the united states, second trade importer in good right behind china. it does have significant implications, we will see what president trump has to say about this this morning. heather: what about this facebook, what do they have to say about which companies have access to user data? >> this came out in a document late friday night to congress, facebook did disclose that shared user information with dozens of companies. these software, hardware developers, also at developers well after the cutoff date after it said it had shot stopped sharing that user data. it totaled 52 software makers. we're talking about apple, blackberry, microsoft all had access to this data but they're also stealing from

chinese firms that raised a red flag. we will see if markzuckerberg will head back tocapitol hill to answer questions about this . heather: were going to watch a lot of stories . thank you so much. let's talk about delta airlines. they were forced to apologize after a hollywood actress claims the airline tried to separate her from her child and now in a deleted week, did the phillips claims delta cancel both her and her nine-year-old daughters flight and rebook them on separate planesflying to a different airport and delta says they refunded her for the unused portion of her travel . 105 new laws just kicked in inflorida and one of them could seriously curb the opioid epidemic . physicians can prescribe three-day supplies for pain unless strict conditions are met for a week long supply

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keeping patriotism at the forefront of his america first agenda, having a big impact on american businesses like this one. the national capitalflak company which has made flags for more than 50 years and in time for independence day, chuck tyro's behind-the-scenes with one of the nation's largest flag manufacturers . >> it was fun, it was an unreal experience at the y companies, making lives of every size, shape and color but most importantly they're all made right here in america. [music] we are here at the capital flak company to find out how to make a flag.it's not just old glory that you make, you make a lot of flags for a lot of different organizations. >> what we dohere, we embroider an application

flags for anybody .carly: reporter: what was it like to get that call from president trump that your company was one of the 50 companies recognized as a made in america company? >> it was an honor. we got acall that said would you like to represent virginia.the president looked at our flags and shook our hand and said nice job . reporter: here at the client company joined by elizabeth, simple question. how do you make a flag? >> the design goes over to the machine. reporter: so there is not all machines. there is a part of the process that requires good old american workers. >> she's going to come here and keep the trimming along the blue.

reporter: flag is one of the things that you see flying all the time but i don't think anybody thinks what it takes to make it. it's a complicated process . >> it is and we are very good at it. it looks so simple when you see it. if you don't know about the process, it's all these little bits of effort going on all along the process that contributes tothe finished product reporter: if people watch on home, they know a little bit of history, they probably seen one of your flags . >> when the president had the king of jordan, those flights of jordan, we had those. reporter: what does made in america mean to you? >> made in america means jobs for myself and the other 17 employeesand also the pride that we know we've done it with our own two hands . reporter: why is it important for the american sitting at home to try at all costs to buy american's that goes for

i drive an american car, close. as much as you can, it's important. reporter: we see the american flag that so many proud american moments. last couple of weeks there's a lot of divisiveness in our country. you make flags. you see the flag rising above all that and being the symbol we can all unite behind once again? >> i do. when people come in here we don't ask them political leanings, we don't talk politics. the flag rises above all of that. reporter: interesting thing about the owner, he used to be a firefighter andwork part-time apply company and worked his way up and ended up having to leave the fire department but no matter what he's doing something forhis fellow man . heather: employing people in his community, it's great

stuff . we want to know thisfourth of july what makes you a proud american? send us your patriotic photos . email us at friends 1@foxnews.com using the hashtag #proudamerican. then there was this. we tell youhow he became a hero during the world cup , but he's let down byhis teammates. how the game celebration quickly turned ugly .

heather: a restaurant manager is out of a job for refusing to serve a trump supporter. he told the customer that canada's teahouse restaurant remove your make america great again for you won't be served. he says he has no regrets as he sees the hat as a symbol of racism and bigotry. a chicago bar backtracked on the new policy to band maga. and in celebrity friendly private school doing about-face on a plan to segregate students. parents telling the new york post they were told all nonwhite grade students should be in the same homeroom together at new york city's little red schoolhouse.

turns out parents they this policy has been in effect this past year for seventh and eighth graders. parents say they weren't aware. the school register decided to end the policy and he says it was created to create the most supportive environment for students. now it's time for the good the bad and the ugly. the first is always the good. america says goodbye to a beloved toy store and an anonymous customer bought everything left at a north carolina toys "r" us for $1 million. and now the bad, a jailbreak straight out of the movies. the gangster on the run after hijacking a helicopter near paris. the killer is keeping with the help of two armed guards who smuggled him out of the prison visitorsroom and took off in a helicopter after taking the pilot hostage . and the ugly, the world cup team really let down.

they dropped him right on his back. he had just made three-game winning saves giving his team to win over denmark we hope he is okay. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends" first. "fox & friends" first continues now, have a good day. >> it's monday, july 2. downtown park, a day of fun and sun and the nightmare when a bounce house first. is the extreme heat to blame? the warning for every parent. >> the supreme court shortlist got longer as president trump sends a stern message to so-called obstructionistdemocrats . heather: lebron james is headed to los angeles. the move that could change the nba as we know it and the not so cavalier reaction from 21 fans. "fox & friends" continues right now.