car near brazil. standing near a store barely had time to react. incredibly she and the driver were not seriously hurt. rob: that could have been a lot worse. tomorrow is the fourth of july. jillian: we'll see you then. have a good day. >> i interviewed and met with four potential justices of our great supreme court. i will be meeting with two or three more and we will make a decision. rob: major terror plot foiled in cleveland. suspect wanted to military parade and give explosive toys to children. >> this man wanted to attack our nation and its ideals. >> house committee chairman devin nunes rolls out phase two of its probe of government surveillance abuse. >> we're not going to be threatened by the democrats. look, they are the ones that have all this blood on their hands. >> the full conversation between president trump and president-elect of mexico

lopez obrador lasted about 30 minutes. >> we talked about border security. we talked about trade. we talked about nafta. i think the relationship will be a very good one. >> world leader shocked by the aggressive american media inside the white house. [shouting] >> let's go. everyone, let's go. steve: kiss the sky, burn your lips. it's hot out. ainsley: no one wants to be outside today. it's okay. we're happy to be alive. tomorrow is independence day. wear our red, white, and blue tomorrow. pete: i might wear my steve doocy seersucker again tomorrow. steve: showing off. pete: your look. i steal it every once in a while. steve: it's matlock's look. ainsley: it's so preppy. it's great. you served our country. pete: yesterday i got to go around the city with one of

my former iraqi allies, right behind us over there watching the show. his family is in america. a great american story legal immigrants earned a pathway here. fought al qaeda with us. we're going to interview him later in the show. steve: the great thing about his story is the american government took a long time to bring him over and his family, even though they were on hit lists. they had al qaeda was out to kill everybody in their family today because they were working with the american troops to try to get success over there. ainsley: our country let them in. you helped with that now they live in the great state of texas. pete: they sure do. we toured no toured new york ciy yesterday. pete: excited to share that. ainsley: terror plot foiled in cleveland. steve: that suspect wanted to attack a parade tomorrow on independence day and give explosive toys to children of the military.

pete: explosive toys to children. todd prior roy in the newsroom with more on the suspect's chilling past and connections to al qaeda, todd. todd: that, guys, is the most disturbing part of all of this. bombs mavericked as toys given to the children of military members. it's unreal. demetris pitts also known raffi had pledged allegiance to al qaeda. last week in a meeting with undercover agent pitt said in referring to our independence day, quote: their holiday is coming up. >> he talked about taking targets like st. john's cathedral off the map. he discussed giving remote control cars packed with explosives and shrapnel to the children of our hilliard. this defendant, by his own words, and by his own deeds, wanted to attack our nation and its ideals. todd: law enforcement says pits, an excohen for robbery and assault conducted recon

in cleveland for an attack. the plot was foiled after plonts long investigation. they say pitts had written facebook posts with disturbing messages including we as muslims need to started training like this everyday. we need to know how to shoot guns. throw grenades. hand-to-hand combat. what would hit them at their core? have a bomb blow up in the fourth of july parade? and this, to our military men and women, chop off heads and hands. pitts also talked about traveling to portfolio plan an athaksin larr to the 1995 oklahoma city bombing. now, cities around the country obviously beefing up security in preparation for the fourth of july including right here in new york city. as of now, nypd says they know of no credible threat, steve, ainsley and pete. [. steve: this i sixththey wanted w

up a bridge with a bunch of people on it hats off. i know we talk about the fbi and the trouble they had once upon a time on the seventh floor at fbi headquarters in washington, d.c. but hats off to the men and women who stopped this plot. they have got somebody inside talking to this guy good job. ainsley: we have always said that the field offices keep our country safe are phenomenal. we thank them so much. the president wants to make sure he is keeping a close on on everyone who comes across our border into our country. that's exactly why. weave don't want to become like europe where everyone can come in and isis grows here in our country. very scary. this guy is sick. he wanted to put explosives in remote controlled cars to

kill children. pete: that's a means to some sort of a glorious end. reminder of the enemy we face and how dedicated they are to a distorted view of the world. they hate who we are, for what we represent, the freedom in this country and great men and women when it law enforcement are going to allow us to go to these parades safely. ainsley: he said their holiday is coming up. pete: that's why extreme vetting makes sense as well. we need to know who is coming. steve: that's something the president talked about a couple years ago when he was running for president and build that wall. great debate over immigration and what path are we going to take. are we going to continue down the zero tolerance policy plan that the president has laid out and we have had for a couple of months now. or will we go back to the more relaxed approach to law enforcement in our southern border like it used to be? the president of the united states clearly feels that with all these top democrats calling for the a abolition

of ice, he thinks this is a politically potent topic that could turn some people who are on the political left who are concerned about their security, when it's time to pull the lever on election day this year, you know what? i'm going to vote for security. >> ainsley: he said they better be careful because that's a losing message. this is his tweet: many democrats are deeply concerned about the fact that their leadership wants to denounce and abandon the great men and women of ice, thereby declaring war on law and order. these people will be voting for republicans in november and enemy cases joining the republican party. pete: political left but also those independents who don't know which way to go. they maybe don't agree with everything the president says or does, but it's also these trump democrats in states who crossed over because they believed he represented their interest. look to the left they reveal themselves more to us every day. talking about liberals

coming out and becoming conserving in light of what the left has become. great example of that abolish the law enforcement agency that enforces our laws and enforce i replace it wh nothing. keep the lottery system. and keep catch and release doesn't sound like much of a plan to me. steve: next couple of times we are gointimes -- items we arg to talk about has to do about tone and civility. the e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt somebody came up to him and started yelling at him at dinner yesterday. ainsley: with a child on his lap. steve: how dare with you. as her husband was filming it famously sarah sanders was booted out of of the red hen in lexingtonington, virginia. she's comeents from msnbc are from "the washington post conservative columnist, conservative blogger jennifer reuben talking about how sarah sanders should be harassed forever. >> sara hurricane behas no

right to live a life of no fuss, no must after lying to the press after inciting against the press. these people should be made uncomfortable and that's the life sentence, frankly. >> she pushed very hard for mitt romney. she is saying sarah huckabee sanders should be harassed for life should be a life sentence. ben shapiro. steve: she is the conservative blogger of "the washington post." that's how conservative they are. [laughter] ainsley: ben shapiro reacted last night on the lawyer ingrahalauraingraham show. >> thug tactics desperation the left have been driven. jen reuben was suggesting that roe v. wade needed to be overturned, now she says any judge who is appointed to the supreme court by president trump cannot want to overturn roe v. wade. there is a certain derangement set in with a lot of people where they have reversed principles that they supposedly once held because they don't like

trump. i find not only puzzling but morally vacuous. the insanity to which the left evolves every day is a testament to how much trump is in their head and testament how their idea collapse. pete: she had her own personal swipe at me. i tweeted something about president trump and another person commented and she wrote the only thing missing is the red and black banners. what are you referring to? are you calling me a nazi? what -- it's amazing. so the ends justify the means for them because they hate trump so much anyone who would defend them or associate with them is somehow part of an evil ideology. ainsley: we have sarah huckabee sanders on at 7:30 to react to this. steve: meanwhile, watch the reaction. the prime minister of ther in ththenorth lands was in netherlands was in the oval office. all these reporters barking at the president was like the academy awards with

everybody yelling at him. ainsley: he said is it always like this? steve: that's the sound by the. ainsley: listen to this. >> let's go. >> no way. >> thank you, everybody. >> ainsley: how do you work like this. they whispered something to each other this wasn't audible and then they start laughing. pete: is it always like this? steve: it is now. ainsley: at the end all the reporters just start screaming. steve: that's a little bit of what is going on with other headlines, here is jillian. jillian: nicholas clark shot dead while responding to a call of a suicidal man. the shooter was later found dead inside his barricaded home. trooper clark was just 29 years old and engaged to be married. dozens of police cars escorting his body from the scene. he is the 29th law

enforcement officer killed by gunfire in the u.s. this year. an urgent rescue mission is underway to save a youth soccer team and his coach trapped in a flooded cave. the 13 people found alive in thailand after being missing for over a week. >> how many of you? >> 15. >> 15. brilliant. jillian: rescue hers now trying to figure out how to bring the children to safety it could take months. trying to figure out a way to drain the cave. military personnel have been sent to assist. mic pompeo heading back to north korea to push the regime on its promise to denuclearize. he leaves thursday marking the highest level contact with pyongyang since the historic summit between president trump and kim jong un. the administration believes denuclearization is possible within a year. despite the claim, satellite data suggests north korea may actually be strengthening their nuclear

facilities. eric trump hailed a hero for running into traffic to help a woman who collapsed. the president's son flagging over an ambulance after finding a woman passed out in the middle of new york city. trump telling "the washington examiner," quote: we just happened to be in the right place at the right time. i'm especially grateful to the emts who took over. that's a look at your headlines. steve: i wonder if it was related to the heat? it was really hot here yesterday. thank you, jillian. president trump has said he has met with four nominees to the supreme court. what does he bring to the bench? judge napolitano knows all about that coming up. pete: gun control the same agency that stops gun smuggling. brian terry was killed by one of those illegal weapons. his brother is here to call out the hypocrisy coming up next.

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killed in 2010 by an illegal with a weapon used in the botched fast and furious operation that allowed 2,000 weapons to fall into the hands of dangerous smugglers. that agent's brother, kent terry, joins us right now from the great city of detroit. kent, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: when you have been watching the debate going on now in this country, particularly with the number of democrats that say you know ice is a big part of the problem, we have got to abolish it what do you think? >> being hypocritical. i think they are being lawless. i mean, these men and women are out there just doing their job. they are upholding the law they swore to do. putting on that vest. it's sad that they want to abolish something. maybe they should go out there and put a vest on and start knocking on these doors of dangerous people.

steve: kent, one of the things the hypocrisy. you hear them talk about how they want guns off the street but at the same time, they want to stop the agency that does that in many respects. >> yeah, yeah. like in the case of my brother. you know, we have got to stop, you know, gun control. they want gun control. gun control. here in the fast and furious case they were letting it happen. and they turned their cheek because it was under the obama administration. but, you know now these people are actually doing their job and they are still not liking it. they don't know left from right right now. steve: um-huh. it's become very political. when you look at some on the political left and on the political right, they are making this an issue. are you interested in security or are you interested in the kind of policies we used to have during the obama administration at the southern border? >> can you repeat that my ear piece fell out. sorry about that. steve: you know, we are coming up on an election and it's going to be a choice for people. what do you want going forward? and you feel that this has

become a political way to get people out to the polls. >> oh, exactly. i mean, they are looking at any way they can to get the votes for the midterm even if they try to abolish ice, to even get the mexican popular vote. to me, that's -- what are they going to do after that? what are they going to do with the problem after that. if they do abolish ice, what are they going to do with dangerous people here? who is going to take care of them? steve: also, i understand you are still waiting for those documents. the president was going to have them released by the department justice regarding your brother's case with fast and furious, and you are still waiting on that, right? >> yes, sir. we're still waiting and if mr. trump is listening, i would appreciate it. he can reach out to us. you know, let us know the progress and the standings of these documents. steve: indeed. kent terry, we thank you very much for joining us today from detroit. >> thank you. steve: all right. what do you think about that? let us know. friends@foxnews.com. meanwhile, 6:20 in new york.

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pete: a woman confronts investigator. >> our environment. i urge to you resign before scandal kick you displowt teacher holding a toddler criticizing scott pruitt. he said nothing and left the restaurant. two other cabinet members sarah sanders and kirstjen nielsen left restaurants after confrontations last

month. and a los angeles democrat is now under arrest after blocking an ice detention center for an hour. councilman mi mike bow nan protests immigration policies after refusing orders from the police to leave. at least 16 others also arrested. ainsley, down to you. ainsley: thanks so much, pete. turning now to a story of courage and sacrifice ahead of tomorrow's independence day. one of our nation's very finest army corporal chris levy who lost both of his legs an an ied explosion in iraq. now being given the gift of independence. today the tunnel to towers foundation awarding chris a brand new smart home, one that is designed to meet his every need and this is his first time seeing it completely finished for the first time. here with their story is army corporal chris levy and tunnel to towers. that's the first time have you seen the picture of your house. >> yes, ma'am. ainsley: what's your reaction. >> i am happy all the colors

we picked out. they look awesome. ainsley: it's beautiful, right? >> i have had a lot of help from my mother on this whole project. but, yeah, it's awesome. it's really hard to put into words. ainsley: tell us your story. what happened to you? >> well, i joined the army in 2004 and i joined the army infantry and i absolutely love my job. i served my four year contract. and we were outside the sodder city in baghdad. we were going towards the green zone and i got hit and catastrophic loss of my legs at the site. i was piece of snap nell heading for fly my throat it went in my forearm. my save your life some day. ainsley: we thank you so much for your service. >> i'm thankful for everybody i met on this

journey. frank is a remarkable person. the entire tunnel to towers foundation. all the board members and all their siblings are really a crucial part of it. it makes it a different organization. ainsley: for folks at home that don't know, frank, your brother at 9/11, who is a father fighter trying to get into the city. he couldn't. he couldn't get a car through. he puts his equipment on answered runs through the tunnel. and he runs down to 9/11 and is helping individuals there trying to get out safely and he loses his life. so he started this organization. and you built 75 homes for our wounded first responders or people who have served our people overseas. how did the two of you meet? why did you decide to give chris a house? >> well, it's easy. you know, we build for those that pay the biggest price for protecting our country. you see the injuries that chris has. we build for the most catastrophically injured service members. sad he fits that criteria. but he is such a hero.

we're so proud that we are able to do this as a foundation. the tunnel to towers foundation wants to make sure that we never forget the sacrifice that's been made on 9/11 and ever since. most certainly chris did that he earned this. it's our honor to do. this i have to say that we do it with the help of so many different people, individuals, and companies. and i have to give a shoutout to home depot, gmc, old castle, carpet one, mohawk, all these companies come together to make sure we could build these houses. we get a lot of donations. ainsley: americans coming together. >> yeah. g.m.c. and home depot they employ so many veterans it's pretty remarkable. ainsley: they're fantastic. chris, seeing your house for the first time. it's a smart home. >> yes, ma'am. ainsley: everything is built for your needs. shelves are lower, the stove is lower to help you so you can cook in your kitchen. thanks to these amazing companies and tunnels to

towers. what does it mean toy when you see that picture right there the outlines of your house? >> well, it's -- i would love to be the sole beneficiary sherry of this project. i served my country. i loved to do what i was doing. the real heroes involved in this project are frank and my mother and my sister. people, -- become a great friend of mine. the people that i have been introduced to really are heroes part of this project. really should be a combination of the organization of what they have done. yeah, like i'm flat we get to benefit. but there is a lot of people who are all called hoes in this project. ainsley: chris, this with s. why we love you. you are so humble. >> he is so humble. we get to do this which brings great joy. ainsley: chris, thank you so much. ainsley: god bless you. ainsley: first he was

attacked by his neighbor and now rand paul received a chilling death threat against his family. anna kooiman is taking a trip back in time. she joins us from colonial williamsburg ♪

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gaining new-found fame with cop pool karaoke. steve: they thought it would be a great way to celebrate independence day. they put that out there. it's gone viral. they were talking about how on the independence holiday it's so much fun to fire cannons across the charles river legally. pete: that's right. ainsley: that sounds like fun. pete: don't try this at home, kids. steve: part of fifth annual proceed american series. this week we are traveling back in time to find out how our founding fathers celebrated independence day. ainsley: joining us now is proud american correspondent anna kooiman. hey, an. >> that hey, ains, will pete, and steve. how are you feeling? how is everybody doing at home? trying to get everybody in independence day spirit here in colonial williamsburg. great tour around that started right here from a familiar face. it's the life of our nation's first president.

>> good day, mrs. kooiman. >> good day ms. kooiman. >> my pleasure. >> welcome to colonial williamsburg. >> i can't wait to explore this revolutionary city. ♪ >> so we have made it to the musket range the most popular gun during the revolutionary war. when in williamsburg. >> you have to remember i'm a novice here so show me around. >> so you want to cock that back. pull that until you hear a click. more gunpowder. put that right in the pan there. pull the cock. remove the leather. take aim. [gunshot] >> we have two art museums here at colonial williamsburg. i would like to introduce you to our chief curator ron hurst. >> welcome. >> we have so many treasures

in the art museums. >> i can't wait to see the presidential portrait. >> lots of those. ♪ ♪ >> this art museum is actually a great selfie spot. this portrait of george washington the same version used for the dollar bill. cheese. there are 24 trays here at williamsburg can you name a few. >> wig makers, silver smiths, tailors, leather makers and of course the blacksmith. >> this is what i'm looking forward to the most. >> what are we making today? >> going to be making a hook for the kitchen. we are almost done with the hook. i will let you finish it up. >> we need to fire it up first? >> right. >> it's about 100 degrees today. >> let's go over. >> here we go. >> now it's nice and purdy.

>> put it in water to cool it off. >> quench its thirst. >> very cool. >> what an absolutely magical day the cherry on top would be a dress as beautiful as yours. >> i think i could help with you that i think miss dic dickens shop. >> here you are mrs. kooiman. >> thank you so much. like my fairy god mother biddy po boppety boo. >> the fun rolls on all morning long, we have thomas jefferson reading the declaration of independence day for us coming up in just

a bit. steve: litter, anna. thank you very much. when we lived in washington, just outside washington in northern virginia. we took the kids to colonial williamsburg and had the best time. i was telling jillian in the 5:00 hour if you are ever there and have the opportunity to have lunch, order the peanut soup. it is so good. ainsley: we went for a field trip in seventh grade and visited william and mary college there is a street in front where can you go shop to shop and they are dressed in the colonial costumes. can you go to the apothecary. jillian: 50 pounds per dress. ainsley: great to take the kids educational. pete: try the peanut soup. pete: delicious. if i ever wrote a cookbook i would put it in there. [laughter] was that a tease? all right. moving on to other subjects right now, a man is arrested for threatening to chop up

senator rand paul's family with an ax. of the kentucky republican says the threat was called into his office and he no longer feels safe. >> we have 24 hour security now. i can't go anywhere without security. and, yes, i can't even go to church without being worried about someone being there. people need to not think that our political differences have to end in violence. jillian: in just over a year paul has been assaulted by his neighbor and shot during a congressional baseball practice where house whip steve scalise was injured. investigative reporter brian ross is leaving abc months after his false report on mimike flynn. >> is he prepared to testify we are told by by confidante. as a candidate, donald trump ordered him directly to make contact with the russians. >> abc quickly retracting the story last year and suspending ross for four

weeks. he says on twitter is he not leaving investigative journalism. no word on his next move. an heroic deputy races to save a teenager who climbed a tree to escape the jaws of an 11-foot alligator. her mother frantically calling 911 in central florida. >> i'm at free creek, my daughter is stuck in a frickin' tree there are gators surrounding her. we can't get her out. please you. jillian: helping a girl to safety. she was stuck there for an hour. goes bananas reuniting with its caretakers. this may be the cutest thing you see all day. >> jillian: isn't that great? that's the chimp, so excited to see the couple that helps take cake of him as amy

fall. he was sick when born and rejected by his mother. it looks like he found a good loving home now. pete: looks like it. steve: that's so sweet. ainsley: everyone loves a hug. i get that when i go home. there is nothing better. pete: a hug. steve: meanwhile, if it was hot where you were yesterday, it's probably going to be hot where you are today, right, janice? janice: you are right. special across the northeast and the mid-atlantic where we have heat advisories in place today. watch that heat indention as in. millions of people affected by the heat. be really careful. bring the kids indoors and the pets. airconditioning is the place to be. the past 24 hours not a whole lot of radar to tell you about on the map. we do have the potential of showers and thunderstorms maybe severe weather across the northern plains, the central plains, large hail, damaging winds, flooding rainfall as well. the potential of that and then your forecast today we could see some scattered showers as well across the

gulf coast, ohio valley and southeast. this my friends is hurricane fabio. fabio is looking fabulous. it is forecast to become a major hurricane but away from land. fabio. there you go. steve: it's in the pacific? janice: yes. moving away from land which is the way we like it. beautiful fabio. ainsley: when i think fabio i don't think about hurricane. janice: the butter guy. steve: i can't believe it's not butter. pete: with the hair. ainsley: with the hair and body. steve: big fan of fox news channel. he is probably watching right now. ainsley: hello, fabio. steve: a story everybody is talking about. todd, the golden retriever puppy saved his owner from getting bit by a rattlesnake. that heroic pup and owner going to join us live from phoenix coming up. pete: president trump said he has met with four nominees from the supreme court. what does each one bring to the bench. judge andrew napolitano is on the case. he is around the corner.

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competitive game something expected to be a billion-dollar industry by next year. interesting. ainsley. pete: that's not okay. video games in the olympics? ainsley: is that a sport? what do you think? steve: you work out your wrists. pete: thumbs, i didn't. ainsley: president trump's short list for the next supreme court justice getting even shorter. listen. >> during the morning i interviewed and met with four potential justices of our great supreme court. i will be meeting with two or three more. and we'll make a decision on the united states supreme court. the new justice, that will be made over the next few days. steve: from a list with about two dozen names the president reportedly met with four yesterday for about 45 minutes. all are appeals court judges. two of them even clerked for retiring justifiable anthony kennedy. pete: judge andrew napolitano joins us now. update us. >> i will tell you the

update that i'm going to give is you a bit of a red herring because when senator susan collins of maine announced that she would not vote for any nominee, who is pro-life, it was pointed out to her that everybody on the 25-person list is pro-life because the president established that as a baseline. and he ran on that on unabashedly. then the white house did something that startled me. they leaked that they will add some names to the list. now, i don't know who those people are going to be or what kind of vetting has been done to the background or how they could add pro-choice people to the list when the president has been so unabashedly pro-life. so that is the only thing that's new. in terms of what went on yesterday with the four sitting federal appellate judges whose faces and names were just on the screen and will probably go on today, these are not what do you think about this case and explain this law to me. i have been through this with this president.

he is more interested in what are you like as a person? what are your values? what is my inner self, donald trump seeing in you, your inner self? so he will start out the conversation, perhaps talking about the yankees or one of his favorite topics of all time, golf. just to see how you interact with him. he is really a master at judging people on the basis of throwing them softballs and seeing how they hit them back. ainsley: susan collins is not going to vote for someone who is going to overturn a law that has been determined. so, if the president is saying sarah huckabee sanders said yesterday he is not asking these individuals how they feel about specific cases. how is he going to know that he is going to put someone in there that's not going to try to overturn it? pete: people who cut in the other direction? >> very good question. first, ainsley's. he is not asking them about roe v. wade. but their views on roe v. wade are well-known because this president has done something that no president

as far as i know outsource the vetting. the outsource was the federal society and some lawyers working for the federal society who honestly read every opinion of all these judges and all the speeches they could find and all the panel discussions. ainsley: they know now he had don't feel so we don't have o'connor, suiter kennedy phenomenon. reagan was convinced that sandra day o'connor and kennedy were pro-life. not only were they not pro-life they single-handedly rescued roe v. wade. steve: put the robe on things change. >> things change. i know what it's like to have a lifetime appointment, all of a sudden you don't care what the rest of the world thinks. steve: we will hear the name on monday. >> we will. happy fourth degre fourth of ju. ainsley: this dog saved a mom from a rattlesnake.

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steve: well. that golden retriever, as you can see, doesn't look quite normal in arizona. just proved that dogs really are man's best friend. ainsley: while on a hike this puppy right there todd jumped in between owner and rattlesnake getting bit in the face. photos of his brave act going viral shared over 100,000 times on social media. pete: here with more on the incredible story is the owner paula godwin and pup todd.

good morning to both of you. >> thank you. pete: what a cool story you want to think your dog would step in on a moment like that but you never know would you expect it. what happened? >> we were just walking on a trail that i have walked many times and i had both todd and copper, his older brother, they are both goldens, and as we were coming down the -- it's a paved hike, and so as we were coming down, todd noticed something by my leg and i didn't see, you know, i didn't see the snake at all. there was no danger rattle or anything no warning sign. i think he was sleeping or sunbathing. i'm not sure. it was very early in the morning about 7:00 a.m. and so todd just kind of darted toward my leg to see what it was. and that's when the snake actually bit him and started to rattle. i kind of jerked back and got him away and i knew todd

was bit and he started kind of woi welping and crying. i picked him up and got in my car super fast and called the animal hospital. that's really important. you got to get them to the vet asap. steve: you got him there in 10 minutes and that saved his life. how is he doing now. >> he went to the doctors yesterday. he got a clean bill of health. all his blood work came in. [applause] pete: way to go, todd. >> look at him. he doesn't even look like he was bit four days ago. steve: you would never know. >> it's been crazy. ainsley: todd you are a woman's best friend. >> i know. it's crazy. and so you know, i'm an arizona native. and i usually am really cautious and aware of my surroundings, but that snake was so camouflaged. steve: absolutely, paula. >> he was so camouflaged did

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oval office and apparently the prime minister's head was about to explode. [shouting] >> move it. >> let's go. everyone, let's go. ♪ where i come from ♪ steve: it is tuesday, july 3rd, 2018. tomorrow, a lot of people have the day off. it's independence week. thank you very much for joining us live. pete is in for brian. brian: great declaration. independence day on wednesday it should be independence week. steve: all we have talked about all week long is how messed up it is our one day off is in the middle of the week because if it's at the beginning or the end you get an extra day. not this time. ainsley: based on traffic i think a lot of people have taken the entire week off. steve: they left friday. pete: you are smart take advantage of the strategic july 4th tradition. steve: we know how to party.

ainsley: i like the ty, red, ti, red, white, and blue. steve: my tie matches his socks. ainsley: we love our country. a man under arrest after threatening to chop up and kill senator rand paul's family with an ax. pete: okay. kentucky republican says the threat was called into his office, and he no longer feels safe. steve: griff jenkins is live in washington, d.c. put latest in a string of security scares for senator paul. griff? >> good morning, guys. senator paul is thanking the u.s. capital police today for arresting a man who threatened grave violence against him and his family. the threat came into his bowling green's office and law enforcement wasted no time reacting. the series of threats and attacks taking a toll on the senator. >> this man had threatened to kill me and chop up my family with an ax. so, i mean, it's just horrendous that we're having to deal with things like

this. i have had a year where becoming more and more aware that we have these real threats out there. >> who can blame him. paul has barely recovered from being assaulted by a neighbor last november. that left him with broken ribs and before that he was on the field during a congressional practice. that nearly killed majority whip steve scalise. paul receives around the clock protection. marks seen waters encouraged her supporters to confront trump administration officials forced cancel event last week after death threats made against her. waters responded to the threats against anti-trump immigration rally. telling the crowd if you shoot me, you better shoot trade. paul added in those comments maybe it's time for the country to step back a bit that our political differences need not end in violence, guys? steve: yeah. things have gotten out of hand. people need to stop on both sides. ainsley: ridiculous. steve: thank you very much, griff. last week authorities arrested man out in

california, i believe believe, 33-year-old markaraman he threatened adjitte pai's family. he was upset that this administration was going to do something about the net neutrality laws and regulations that started during out obama administration. so he also made threats against adjitte pai's kids. he has now been arrested. got to stop. ainsley: this scares people from wanting to serve in public office. pete: steve scalise shot. threats to the neighbor. calling threats with actions. a conservative guy who supports this president sometimes, sometimes not. crazy people when they feel emboldened by rhetoric, that's a bad place to be. ainsley: how did we get to this place chop up someone's family with an ax. >> it's both sides, i don't

want to say it's both sides. ainsley: it is. pete great deal of trump derangement syndrome feel justifies rhetoric way more than we have seen. steve: on full display in lexington, virginia, where sarah sanders was trying to have a meal with her family and the owner booted her. sarah is actually going to be joining us live from the white house in about 25 minutes we're going toe talk about civility. pete: part has to do with the immigration debate. we can't seem to have without impugning the motives on the other side. steve: fix the problem. all of the issues we are dealing with right now could be fixed with a massive immigration reform that would pass the congress and the congress had the chance over the last couple of months and they could not get anything done. the president of the united states has been tweeting in the last 10 minutes or so, and it's about immigration.

ainsley: he says when we have infestation of ms-13 gangs in certain parts of our country, who do we send to get them out? ice. they are tougher and smarter than these rough criminal elements that bad immigrant law allows in our country. dem does not appreciate the great job they do. november. how county democrats who are weak on the border and weak on crime do well in november? the people of our country want and demand safety and security while the democrats are more interested in ripping apart and demeaning and not properly funding our great law enforcement. steve: this has become a talking point on the political left because of it started with the president's zero tolerance enforcement on the southern border and families were separated. he has since signed an executive order reversing that keeping the family together, nonetheless. detained in one place until they can adjudicate. at least he has asked the department of justice to approach the bench and figure out whether or not they can do that but, it has become so political now both

sides are dug in and that's why the democrats are calling for let's just get rid of ice or cam mal kamala has the senator we need to examine when what ice is doing. that prompted the white house to tweet at the california senator. pete: yesterday we saw official tweet from the white house. at senator kamala harris why are you supporting the animals of ms-13? you must not know what ice really does? here's a link to help you out with some information. they did the same thing to @ elizabeth warren. why are you supporting criminals moving weapons, drugs and victims across our nation's borders? you must not know what ice really does. here is a link to help you out. ainsley on the show yesterday, you went down the list of a lot of things i didn't know ice did. ainsley: child pornography. sex trafficking, child rape, protect federal facilities and commercial airlines among other things, too. pete: you want to abolish that because you think --

you impunity motives of this president and feel his policies are based xenophobia and racism and that's why they are doing it. ainsley: that's border patrol. steve: hold on, you two. do you see what happened the official white house twitter was used to attack a couple of members of congress. you can't do that. so says the managing editor of politics at nbc news dana -- daphne lynn sore tweeted out stunning official white house twitter account attacking and smearing a u.s. senator. pete: got to be unprecedented then. stunning that only this white house, steve would do that. steve: apparently there has been some sort of memory loss because this happened during the obama administration. look at this. this was during the obama years. and it was sorry, senator jordan leader mitch mcconnell, but we couldn't call millions of americans gaining health coverage a broken promise. #the afford shall care act

works. pete: stunning. ainsley: not just on twitter. the prime minister of the netherlands was in the oval office with our president. they had a press conference, very civil. steve: it was. ainsley: until the reporters got to ask questions. as soon as they wrapped up the press conference. reporters just started yelling. watch this. >> let's go. everyone, let's go. [shouting] >> time to go. >> thank you, everybody. >> how do you work with it? steve: that didn't capture what was going on there was screaming and yelling and the prime minister said he t. felt like he was at the academy awards with the cameras going off and everyone barking at him. just a melee. apparently this is what happens now in the trump white house in the reporters, the press pool they figured this is their chance and it is a chance to ask their question because oftentimes this president

will answer their questions. if he is going to answer, they are going to ask. pete: this is what the reaction looks like when a republican president fights back. tweet at a couple of senators who you have a policy disagreement with it's got to be stunning and historic and unprecedented. the amount of venom coming at him oftentimes from the press is unprecedented and he fights back and they don't like that. steve: one thing if he uses his personal account @ real donald trump. another if they use the official white house account oh, yeah, other administrations have done that as well. pete: thank you, internet. ainsley: hand it over to jillian. jillian: thank you. following a number of news stories. starting with a fox news alert. security around the country ramping up security after a terror plot is busted in cleveland. the fbi says demetris pitts wanted to attack a military parade and target children with toys. >> he talked about taking st. john's cathedral off the map. he discussed giving remote

controlled cars packed with explosives and shrapnel to children of our military. jillian: pitts allegedly pledged allegiance to al qaeda and wrote on facebook, quote: they teach their little dogs on thousand shoot and hunt. we should be prepared to fight in the name of allah akbar. all cowards stay home. bleep america and its armed forces, the u.s. will be destroyed. allahu akbar. >> a youth soccer team and coach found trammed in a cave hungry but alive. now it could take months to get them to safety. >> how many of you? >> 13. >> brilliant. >> rescuers now trying to figure out how to bring the trapped boys to safety in thailand. work is underway to partially drain the massive cave. crews also considering teaching kids how to dive to get them out. u.s. military personnel have been sent to assist. a new legal set back for the

trump administration's administration policy he is. a federal judge ordering ice to stop what critics call the arbitrary detention of people seeking asylum. the judge ruling the government is violating its own rules when not granting humanitarian pick and roll to immigrants who have impressed a credible screening. the asylum system is being abused by foreigners who know how to game the system. an act of kindness now going viral. take a look at this photo showing a man hold an umbrella over a police officer. he was standing in the sun saluting a funeral procession for an officer killed in a car crash. the stranger so respectful he even held his hat behind his back. that's a look at your headlines. send it to you. steve: that is really nice. thank you, jillian. pete: thank you, jillian. steve: it's 7:12 here in new york city. coming up, mexico's new president vows to bring economic equality to his nation. those socialist policies he is behind could mean bad news for the united states.

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steve: far left candidate lopez obrador won mexico's presidential election landslide promising economic stability and end to government corruption. our next guest says the leader's socialist sympathies and open border advocacy could spell trouble for those of us in the u.s. joining us now to discuss executive director of the hispanic society and host of the chris salcido radio show chris salcido. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. receive steve what do we need to know about our new partner at the southern border. >> well, i think there should be a good deal of concern here in the united states over what we're seeing coming up from down south. i think anti-americanism won in this last election as andreas manuel lopez obrador

decided he would campaign ton a study diet of anti-trumpism and anti-americanism. i don't want to oversell this because there has always been a vein of anti-americanism in mexican politics. they do that an awful lot down there where it was the pond party or preparty. this guy seemed to go full tilt bozo on the anti-americanism. with statements that indicated he wanted to continue as he put it mexicans' right to come to america. steve: right. >> also, he put on our doorstep his problem of south american refugees, people fleeing central american problems saying that he wasn't going to help america with that even though my understanding of international law is if you are seeking asylum have you got to go to the country that's adjacent to you. if you are central americans you are coming up into mexico. mexico is your stop. mexico has been ushering them through up here to the united states. mr. obrador wants that to continue.

steve: well, you were talking a little bit about how he said people should be able to resettle in the united states. he said when he was running in june he said it's a human right that people should be able to resettle in the united states which, of course, flies in the face of law. but, when you look at this guy and clearly he is to the far left and he has promised a million things. i have no idea how they are going to pay for it did he promise to sell the presidential jet. slash the presidential salary in half and turn the presidential palace into a cultural center. chris, when was the last time we actually had somebody in the presidency in mexico who actually helped us out? >> well, i can't remember, to be honest with you. steve: yes. >> again did he, look at the age history here. corrupt as all get out. the mexican people do deserve a better government. when als was the last time people were suffering from corrupt government. they had charismatic left

wing figure swoop in and say i'm going to solve everything. that happened in cuba. that turned out to be bad news for the united states and i think that we have a castro-like equivalent in amlo south of our border. if he turns out to governor, steve, as he campaigned, i think that he is the poster child for the united states building that wall. steve: the president of the united states did pick up the phone apparently they talked for a half an hour yesterday he said the president of mexico hoped they could help us until we straighten out our border policy and immigration law. thank you for joining us today down in texas. thank you, sir. all right. 7:20 now in new york city. they were allies on the battlefield with pete hegseth's unit fought al qaeda in iraq. now, he is here in the united states with his family. and pete showed him the sites around the big apple yesterday. steve: plus, white house

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together fighting al qaeda shoulder to shoulder. then i fought for years for him to come here through the special immigrant visa program. is he here. he lives in houston with his family but he has never been to new york city. we are going to get him right now. what's up, brother? what's the thing you want to see in new york city the most? >> [inaudible] >> you are a new immigrant here. because you fought with the troops in america and put your life on the line. took us a lot of time but we got you here through the process. what does it feel like to be in america from where we were for my family so pleased to be here. they kim prove themselves through education and they have the rights which we don't have. pete: when you look at the statue of liberty which welcomes so many immigrants to this country for so long, does that feel like home. >> you feel like you are a part of this country or you are a part of this community. pete: you said one of the

things you noticed coming to america are all the flags. >> yeah. pete: what does it say to you. >> these people are proud to be in this country. you feel you are a part of the people who love their country and will protect them. and here is where i want to be. pete: bskr this is your first time to new york. obviously your first time to tower used to stand here in manhattan. that day on 9/11 obviously affected the lives of americans: why did you know america was the right people to partner with? >> thawbled theswith? >> [inaudible] >> what's it like here to be. >> amazing. >> you watch new years? >> i saw it all the people are happy and celebrate and i think that mak next year i

might be here. pete: that wouldn't be a good idea. >> [inaudible] pete: it's america can you do whatever you want wherever you want. >> exactly. free country. pete: free man in a free country. that's what we fought for. pete: it was a real special day. so we brought bakr to the couch this morning to join us. brother, how are you? >> i'm good. thank you. pete: we had a barbecue last night with the family. steve: welcome to new york. we had the weather yesterday where it was 105 in times square to make you feel at home. >> yeah, actually. and iraq is much warper than here. ainsley: we need to stop complaining. your house was bombed there. your dad was a city councilman and very prominent in the community. had you to leave all of that behind which you are safe here in america but you left your family. your dad is still there your siblings are trying to get here to america. you risked a lot.

thank you for keeping pete safe. >> it's a great country. be part of it then you will feel so proud that you will be american as soon as possible. so, yeah. it's a great nation. great country. full of opportunities. ainsley: you don't have to worry about your house being blown up? >> well, i mean, you worry about them you have to take the step forward and ensure your kept alive and kids have a better future and better life. steve: let's take a step backwards pete, how did you meet him. >> our group moved into sum marchara. put his father in charge of the city council. because he spoke great english he was working with us a lot. >> not so great. steve: kind of a translator, friend, will ally. >> pete: we found ourselves face-to-face with al qaeda fighting them on a regular basis. we had no stronger after lie

than his father who said if we don't fight the terrorists no one else is going to fight the terrorists. they created a model for iraqis standing up and fighting back against al qaeda. >> actually, we share the same value. we are, again, extremism speech of religious. so, we make encourage people to stand in the light, keep in the shadow and fathering from these guys. we found just. pete: not very often when you they're you see the courage of american shoulders and yosoldiersand kno. al qaeda put him on a hit list. his dad specifically. steve: still on that list. pete: yes, they are. one night your father was under attack you called me. i went in and asked for something. we called in and asked for support from apache helicopter. brief live what was that like. on the roof surrounded by al qaeda think they are are going to die.

called in apache. >> surrounded by five or six. we were being attacked and 19 guards in that space. it's something you know that you are going to die. steve: they came to kill you? >> yeah. to kill everybody there. i called pete and told him we don't have time. we will get killed soon. do something. and within a few minutes apaches show up. like an angel showing up. steve: angel? >> something to protect you because you are going to die soon. ainsley: why do you do it? why do you risk your family? why does your dad want to be so prominent over there if he is risking his life and family? >> same thing. we share the same principles. we believe this is way radical thinking and extremism speech religious. we have to defend that and

we have to guide the people to the right direction. pete: don't fight ice isis: marketing degree. still looking for a job in the houston area that fits his skill level. living in houston or texas and looking for the best patriotic employee who will soon be a citizen tweet at me @ pete hegseth. i this is the guy i would hire. i put my life in his hand. other men and women. he delivered for us. he came here through the special immigrant process. ainsley: the kids assimilate easily you will have doctors and lawyers in their country come over here to give their kids a better life and they can't find work. >> hard to get involved in the community. pete: don't worry. ainsley: appreciate what you do. >> thank you. steve: coming up, we are going to step aside and sarah huckabee sanders is going to be joining us live from the white house. she is here next here on this july 3rd "fox & friends."

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♪ i want it all ♪ i want it all ♪ i want it all ♪ and i want it now ♪ steve: we want all the answers and we are going to get them from sarah huckabee sanders. she is going to join us live from the white house in a couple minutes. ainsley: she is making her way over to the camera at the white house. pete: she is a busy many woman of achievement. ainsley: we are going to talk to her about what is going on in the white house today and the week. first we will hands it over to jillian who has all the headlines. jillian: e.p.a. administrator scott pruitt is the latest trump administration official to be verbally confronted at a restaurant. >> benefit all of us, including

our children. i would urge to you resign before your scandals push you out. >> a teacher at sidwell friends school criticizing pruitt while holding her toddler as you can see at the same school where president obama sent his daughters. pruitt said nothing and left the restaurant. last month white house press secretary sarah sanders and homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen both left restaurants following criticism. in a split second police avoid a potentially deadly encounter. the moment was caught on camera. >> he has a gun. >> stop, police! get on the ground. gun, gun. get down. get down. >> an officer taking down that man in under 11 seconds after he pulled out a gun in georgia. the cops were responding to a call about a suspicious man. the suspect has a history of violence against officers. oprah winfrey is insisting she will never run for the white house. the media mogul calling

british vogue quote this that political structure all the nontruth, the blank, the nastiness, the back handed back room stuff that goes on, i feel like i could not exist. i would not be able to do it. it is not a clean business, it would kill me. in february oprah told "people" magazine it could take divine intervention to convince her to run for office. rally among 8-year-old boy and lemonade stand all because of a sour customer who threatened to shut it down because he didn't have a permit. >> i was like whoa, what's crazy with him. why he want to shut me down. it's just lemonade, come on. ainsley: first responders lining up his lemonade stand to show support. they even left him their own special seals of approval. jacob plans to keep his lemonade stand open all summer. >> that's his permit. american flag stickers police stickers. ainsley: come on guys it's

just lemonade. steve: i love that standard. let's go to the white house now. press secretary sarah huckabee sanders joins us on this beautiful day in our nation's capital. good morning to you. pete: good morning. >> good morning it's a nice 110 degrees out here. i'm excited to be with you guys. steve: we could use some of that lemonade right about now. we know that apparently the president met with four of his choices for the supreme court. and, you know, the list is out there. and i know you are not really going to say much more beyond that but politically, sarah, there is so many democrats who have made it pretty clear they are not going to vote for anybody the president nominates. >> look, i think that's the democrats' message right now, which is oppose everything and do nothing. it's frankly gotten really sad that their party has no message no, leadership, no solution. and they want to fight a president who is trying to lead and doing amazing things for our country and things that are really hard

to argue with. we have a booming economy. he has created job after job after job. isis is on the run one day after the next. great things are happening across the globe and particularly in america and this president is leading that effort. and democrats, frankly, they should join him in all of the great things that are happening in this country instead of fighting them. particularly since they have no ideas of their own. pete: sarah, quickly on supreme court pick. can you confirm he is only interviewing people on that list? there has been rumors of adding a couple of additional names. >> the president has said he is focused on that list. and as of right now, he is going to continue to stick with that list. look, the main thing that the president is looking for are people that sit - fit the qualifications you would want in a supreme court justice. tremendous intellect. someone who will stick to upholding the constitution and somebody who has great judicial temperament. those are the big things the

president is looking for in a candidate. and he has got a great group to choose from. i know he is going to make the right decision. we are excited about his announcement on monday. ainsley: sarah, we just heard oprah winfrey doesn't want to run for president because she has seen what happens to you all. scott pruitt went into a restaurant and woman comes one baby on her hip. her husband filming it talking about what he is doing to the environment. we have seen different lawmakers come out and say basically that democrats should continue to harass you guys for working for the president. jennifer reuben, "the washington post" columnist is supposed to be a conservative, she was on msnbc. this is what she said about you. >> sarah huckabee has no right to live a life of no fuss, no muss after lying to the press inciting against the press. these people should be made uncomfortable. i think that's a life sentence, frankly. ainsley: what do yo think about this lack of the civility.

is it worth it, sarah. >> i will do what i tell my kids to do to treat everybody with respect whether i disagree with them or not and maybe jennifer rubin can learn a thing or two from that. i think it's sad the situation and where politics have gotten. look, we live in an amazing country and certainly people should be free to disagree but i think that we can do that in a way that is much nicer that doesn't call for people to never be able to step foot in public. i'm going to continue to do my job to the very best of my ability. i'm going to continue to always treat people with respect. and i think it's a sad day in america when democrats onl'only message continue to support people who support this president and this country and here working hard every single day to try to make it better. we show up with that goal in mind and i think, frankly, if democrats stuarted of thinking about it the same way we are, they would be a lot better off. i think it's honestly a sad day in america for democrats

and the democrat party that they their only message is one of intolerance and one of attacking people who love this country and who are trying to do good things for it. steve: sarah, i was wondering since you were asked to leave the red hen in western virginia. have you gone to another restaurant anywhere? are you a little worried about that that might happen again or what? >> i have been to one. steve: how did that go. >> location to keep from creating any new problems it went fine. steve, if you are asking if i can come out to dinner with the "fox & friends" team, i'm happy to do that. steve. pete: there you go. you are always welcome. we will take it brief. steve: briefly before you go. apparently the president wrote some letters to nato nation leaders. justin trudeau, belgium, norway. come on, have you got to cough up more cash when it comes to national defense nato. has he heard back from

anybody? >> i'm not going to get into the private correspondence of the president. i will say that the president has been clear on this message for a long time. the united states puts over 4.5% of the g.d.p. into nato. he wants other country countries to step up. they have meet 2% threshold. he wants them to see at least that some countries could do that by tomorrow. he is asking that they step up and be part of the solution. a little more burden sharing instead of putting all the pressure on the united states to carry the weight. steve: sarah huckabee sanders joining us from the north lawn. we will be down there soon enough. we are going to take you out to lunch. >> thanks, guys. pete: happy early independence day. moving on, socialists are quickly becoming the fails of the democratic party. by running on platforms that slam capitalism. but, wait, isn't that easy to do when they also at the same time benefit from capitalism? we're going to debate it elks can.

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>> social schism surging in america as political candidates like the lady you see there, she is 28-year-old alexandria ocasio cortez. ma'am upsets. call for universal healthcare and federal jobs guaranteed. but isn't it easier to bash capitalism shortcomings when many of these socialists are living amidst its benefits here to discuss this cailee kayleigh mcenany. director of research bustle and jessica tarlov. thanks, ladies, for being with us. >> hi, anxiously. this is the new battle cry of the left. is it going to work. >> i actually don't think it's the new battle cry of the left. democrat socialist party right now has 35 elected officials nationwide. if they win all of their elections come november, it will just be 100. a lot of cortez's platform is something vastly a lot of.

54% favor single pair. when he would talking about universal pre-k. 59% of republicans as well wanted that. i'm sure there are many people of watching this, many people on this panel who went to a great public school whose parents maybe moved to another district to ensure that their child had the right to the best education possible. so i don't really see this as a problem. i know there is a fischer within the party and this is something hillary clinton had to contend with we are not out there screaming socialism we are out there screaming save healthcare. grow our economy. make the economy fair for all americans. ainsley: i do believe it is a battle crime of the left. i snow jest jessica disagrees with me. remember when bernie sanders first ran and they announced he was a socialist. we were all just what is he a socialist? a democratic social isles. exactly. now more and more candidates are catching on to this. it seems to be the new battle crime of the left. do you agree and do you think it's going to work? >> ainsley, you are exactly right. let's look at the facts. let's look at the fact that when bernie sanders proposed

socialized medicine in 2013, not a single democrat signed on as a co-sponsor in the senate. now virtually every 2020 contender has. kamala harris has, kirsten gillibrand has. corey booker has. likewise free college. he couldn't find co-sponsors for that now have you democrats saying they want this. in a politico poll showed that 4% more democrats than less thought it was important to replace nancy pelosi with a socialist in the house. this is where this party is going. it's a failed experiment. socialism doesn't work. look across the world. dolls not work. now democrats are calling for it and we as the republican party are quite happy about it because it's not winning message nationally. ainsley: jessica, is this a political strategy since the left is divided you have the centrists and then you have the socialist and maybe moving more to the left because they saw the support bernie sanders got and trying to latch themselves on to something. >> there is definitely a very amped up progressive base here.

this isn't just bernie sanders base. it's elizabeth warren as well. kayleigh is correct more people thought of centrists signing on to policies medicare for all which were more the rallying cry of the far left here. as i said when i began, these policies are also overwhelmingly popular with democrats and also with a lot of republicans. if you go into trump heartland and you say you are going to start cutting entitlements for instance or not have good public schools or not going to be able to walk into a hospital and get treated there without private insurance, people are not going to like that. it's one of these fallacies that are just people on the left interested in having benefits from the government and making sure that the government takes care of us. it's compassionate. got to have a safety net. ainsley: we have to leave it there we will catch up next week for sure. we're less than a week away from president trump's now. announcement. will be his pick. alan dershowitz joins us in the next hour to break down what the president should

take into consideration. plus, this independence day, are millennials proud to be americans? >> definitely not. >> no. i'm not proud of america. >> no. >> no. not the america we have right now. no. i'm not proud. >> no.

steve: campus reform received mixed signals from students in new york after they were asked if they were proud to be an american. many admitted nope. >> are you proud to be an american? >> definitely not. >> no. i'm not proud of america. >> no. >> no. not the america we have right now. no. i'm not proud. >> no. >> today, would you consider yourself proud to be an american? >> yeah. i would consider myself proud to be an american. >> yes, definitely. yeah.

pete: why are so many millennials missing the mark when it comes to how good they have it here in america? ainsley: that is unbelievable. here with insight media director for campus reform.org is cabot phillips. cabot, you were just telling us while we were watching that what percentage said they were not proud to be americans. now, keep in mind this is nyu. liberal new york city. what is the percentage that are not proud. >> about 65 to 70% of the students we spoke. to say we included some there at the end who did say they were proud to be americans for varying reasons. the majority of students said they were not. i think college campuses they always love to talk about privilege, white privilege, male privilege. we need to start talking about american privilege and get students to realize in the history of mankind there has never been a better place to live than the united states right now. steve: here is some of your handiwork discussing what students don't like about our nation. >> what about america would you consider yourself not proud of. >> i think the answer is pretty obvious. look at the news. >> open border issues. >> were you 23409 proud when

obama did it five years ago? >> i think that it's different now. >> i would first of all reverse everything trump has done. >> any place come to mind that would be better. >> probably some nice socialist country in europe. steve: there is a lot of trump derangement syndrome. >> people wanting to distance themselves from trump as much as possible. they view patriotism as being proud of trump which of course you can't do if you are a leftist college student. one in the classroom american exceptionalism is not being taught. high brow now for professors to say that america is not great. and also president obama for the last 8 years he went around the world apologizing on our behalf almost making it seem as if it was a dirty thing to be proud of america. and i think that has an impact on the way young people view our country and patriotism. pete: absolutely. steve: see the whole report over at campus reform.org. thank you. pete: have a great independence day. steve: come up, professor alan dershowitz will join us

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going viral. >> he went to the doctor and got a clean bill of health. >> it doesn't look like that. ♪ >> today is the day you go to the grocery store, a hot dog, ribs. >> and the alcohol. >> if anybody says what are you going to do tomorrow? have the fifth of the court, a liquor store near my house in minnesota. of fourth and the third. >> on independence day.

>> this is soon. >> that is next on the list. >> all right. it is 8:01 and fox news alert, beefing up security for tomorrow after a major terror plot was foiled in cleveland. >> the fbi said the suspect wanted to attack an independent state parade, exclusive toys to military children. >> todd pyro in the newsroom with the suspect's chilling past. >> disguising bombs filled with shrapnel as toys to kill kids. it is unreal. demetrius pitts pledging allegiance to al qaeda, during a meeting last night with an undercover fbi agent in reference to our independence day, quote, their holidays coming up.

>> taking targets like st. john's cathedral off the map and discussed giving remote control cars packed with explosive and shrapnel to the children of the military. and this defendant by his own words and deeds, wanted to attack the nation and its ideals? >> law enforcement says pitts, an ex-con for robbery and salt eviction conducted recon in cleveland for an attack but was foiled after a month-long investigation. pitts has written facebook posts with disturbing messages including take a look at this, they teach little dogs how to shoot and hunt. we should always be prepared to fight in the name of allah akbar. all cowards stay home. america and its armed forces, the usa will be destroyed. what would hit them at their core? a bomb blowup on the fourth of

july parade, chopped off heads and hands. i talked about traveling to philadelphia, in attack similar to the 1995 oklahoma city bombing, beefing up security here in new york city but the nypd says there is no credible threat at this time. >> this guy faces 20 years in prison, hats off to the fbi, things like this don't happen. >> the fbi in that part of ohio, the second time officers have been able to stop a homegrown terror threat. and on a bridge -- try to blow it up on it. >> we forget our law enforcement, it is one myth that terrorists only have to be right once and it is amazing how local

law enforcement do. >> so much about the fbi these days is regarding comey, and the rank and file doing their work every day, another one. >> the president has to take the place of justice kennedy, he will announce that who the nominee is going to be. he is going to sit with two or three more. and gave them each 45 minutes. learning more about them he didn't ask about specific cases even though that is on paper, figure out what their beliefs are. >> pretty important 45 minute interview, a couple more reportedly going to be interviewed and take the remainder of the week, and press secretary on the program sarah sanders, we asked her about this pic and what support they might get in the senate.

this is what she had to say. >> it has gotten said that the party has no leadership, no solution and fight a president who is trying to lead and democrats should join him in all the great things happening in this country, no ideas of their own. >> a lot of conservatives and also mentioned in that interview sticking to the list saying i am not deviating from that. and originalists, and i'm not deviating from that from free-speech to second amendment, pro-life intruders, that matters to conservatives. >> who else is donald trump, a list of us senators and looking at it and they only need 51 in the u.s. senate because of stuff that harry reid did about

judicial appointments back in the day. a number of republicans you can't count on, john mccain at his home, he is battling brain cancer and jeff flake is a question mark, rand paul, that is why the president brought in a number of senators including susan collins and democrats to say where would you be if i put these people on the list and the president needs to get to 51 in the senate. one of those names could be on the list we have been talking about. >> talking to sarah huckabee sanders about individuals in a restaurant with their families, talking to her in lexington, virginia. the epa director scott pruitt was at a restaurant and a lady came up to him complaining about what he is doing to the environment. she had a baby on her hip, her

husband videotaping it. telling him to resign and what a terrible job he is doing and jennifer rubin, washington post columnist, a big mitt romney supporter, a washington post columnist is a conservative and was on msnbc, she says this about sarah huckabee sanders. >> there huckabee has no right to live a life of no fuss, no mess after lying to the press, inciting against the press. they should be made uncomfortable and that is a life sentence. >> a life sentence. what did sarah sanders think? we asked 20 minutes ago. >> i will continue to do exactly what i tell my kids to do, treat everybody with respect whether i disagree with them or not and maybe jennifer rubin can learn a thing or two from that. it is sad where politics have gotten. we live in an amazing country

and people should be free to disagree but i think we can do that in a way that is much nicer that doesn't call for people to never be able to set foot in public. >> even bill clinton came out and said they made a mistake in booting her out. and she has been out to another restaurant. >> if you're going to work for the president and believe in his cause and what you are doing is right it is one thing to go up to scott pruitt by himself in a restaurant but if you're sitting there, she was sitting with her family and kids, that is humiliating, the kids should not be involved or see something like that, it takes a too far, both sides need to stop, breathe, realize you can have different opinions and get along. >> the vast majorities around trump derangement syndrome, folks like jennifer rubin so obsessed with hating trump justify any means, she said i am a not see because you have supported the president, it is

amazing the depths they go to, to people who support the president of his policies look like terrible people. unnecessary. >> what do they used to do? cut it out, fool house, cut it out. >> my dad saying cut it out. >> good morning to you guys, good morning to you at home. trapped in a cave hungry but alive and it could take months to get them out safely. >> rescuers trying to figure out how to bring the trapped boys to safety in thailand, work is underway to drain the massive cave teaching kids how to die to get them out. and tweeting about north korea, mike pompeo prepares for another

meeting. and it is going well. in the meantime no rocket launches or nuclear testing in eight months. all of asia is thrilled. only the opposition pretty which includes the fake news is complaining. if not for me we would now be at war with north korea. pompeo leaves thursday a rally introducing at the dinner. donald trump visited west virginia in april for a roundtable discussion on tax reform. of 3-year-old cancer survivor honors a woman and complete stranger who helped her battle leukemia. the cormac serves as the flower girl and her bone marrow donor's wedding, loudly throwing down

the aisle for the bride. the doctors only gave her a 10% chance to live before the transplant. she's now in remission. isn't that a great story? >> nobody loves to walk down the aisle more than the bride. we just looked it up on youto be, dave cooley a from firehouse, - fool house, cut it out, message to washington. they say we have got to go. it is 8:12 in new york city. what should donald trump take into consideration making the supreme court picks? we talk to alan dershowitz next. she rose to fame on american idol, now singer jacks is getting threats because she's going to perform at the white house on independence day but she called a once-in-a-lifetime chance and comes from a military family, she joins us live. ♪

>> donald trump's shortlist for supreme court justice, interview four impressive people

yesterday. on monday i will be announcing my decision for the justice on the us supreme court. >> started with 25, down to a handful. joining us is constitutional law expert alan dershowitz, author of the case against impeaching trump. thank you for joining us. what is the president looking for the most in these final candidates. >> the president make these decisions based on his personal interaction with the individuals more the recommendations. obviously will take into account recommendations as well. i hope he is looking for libertarian conservative, a true conservative who elevates the rights of individual over the power of government, a true conservative respect precedent, doesn't come to the court with an agenda, a list of issues he

wants to see change. a true conservative is not a judicial activist. i think he can broaden his base, help unite the country if he picked a true conservative who really believes in liberty and precedent. that is what conservatism is on the bench. >> and the president and his supporters also made it clear, somebody who is a constitutionalist who doesn't just make it up according to how they feel about the issue. one of the names that was floated, he met with judge amy barrett yesterday, a clerk for scalia, brilliance legal mind but a lot of top democrats don't like her because she is very religious and would be somebody to undo roe v wade. they will block anybody they think the president wants because that is his end game.

>> the constitution says no religious test shall ever be required for any office under the united states. it would be unconstitutional and immoral to take into account a person's religious views. in the bad old days when liberal united states supreme court upheld a statute mandatorily sterilizing mentally challenged people, the only dissent came from a religious catholic whose religious views wouldn't allow him to accept mandatory sterilization. true conservatives oppose overreaching by the state, i don't know this particular candidate. i will not comment on her, it is different if they say they will impose their religious views on

the rest of the country. a person should be entitled to practice their religious freely but it is not religious in nature, calls for freedom of religion. the proper role is not personal decisions, not decisions by a justice. >> should he stick to the list he released before? >> always one who can come up with surprises. sen. lee of utah may not be on the shortlist a lot of people think he would be his third justice because he experienced in law and politics, others are on the big list but not the shortlist. don't be surprised if the president deviates from the shortlist and comes up with a name that has not been mostly

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>> quick headlines for tuesday, july 3rd, a woman who spit in a police officer's face got 25 hours of community service, the splitting of the chicago cop during a protest in may, turned herself in and is charged with battery, part of a plea deal. a former naacp leader who

pretended to be black is out of jail. rachel dollars are known as the although, booked in washington state on welfare fraud, charges overnight. police say she stole $8000 in food and childcare benefits. >> singer jacks came to the scene on season 14 of american idol but her biggest opportunity yet could be the invitation to perform at the white house for the independence day celebration but not everyone praising the performance, some attacking her on social media but she is defending herself and the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and joins us now. so the president asked you to

perform tomorrow, along with military ben and sarah evans. what was your initial reaction? >> how crazy is this the white house just invited me to perform, going to be some bucket list, to get onstage at the white house and pretty cool to sing in front of a military band. >> talked about lack of civility, people don't agree with the president they are haters, they hate anything associated with him, you got a lot of backlash about this, what were people saying? >> sometimes less about politics and more vulgarity and a lot of bullying and not something i am not used to in general because growing up in music i am always dealing with cyberbullying and hate on the internet but this was an aggressive one, things like kill your self, crazy

things, pretty bad. it is hurtful that -- >> i watched the video you posted thank my brother is in the military, he is a marine, he is 20 years old, my dad, a first responder. why is it important for you to support the military, and we of the white house for the celebration? >> i come from a strong military background, i am so proud of my little brother and my father. he has always been a hero, the two of them. i couldn't pass up an opportunity to honor him and honor my father and honor the troops in general. it is a military event. i love the marines. i come from a really patriotic family and respect the office. it is an incredible opportunity and can't wait to share it with him, he is here, he has flown in. >> you said in the video i watched online it is unfortunate

people can't separate politics from patriotism. what is your message for the people watching that are so angry? >> my message would probably be it doesn't always have to be about anger, doesn't always have to be so divisive, doesn't have to be like this. we are such an amazing country and the unit that the fourth of july is the birthday of the country and time to unite and celebrate. i really hate the pettiness. i would rather honor the troops and be patriotic about it. >> a lot of fingers might support the president. a lot of people in president might support the president and don't want to talk about it because they are scared of the backlash, they won't get parts or get famous with what makes you strong enough to say i don't care? >> i have always been apolitical. i am creative and still learning

and still growing. i don't know enough and i'm okay with that right now, still reading and traveling, trying to understand where i am politically. be proud of what you believe in and you shouldn't feel fear of losing your job in any way so to me it is a sad thing when politics becomes part of your everyday identity in life but where i am now is focused on music and just loving life. >> thank you so much for being with us, god bless your family and thank you for serving. have a good one and good luck tomorrow. the video is unbelievable, motorcycle goes airborne inches from hitting a woman in the head. what sent the bike flying a?

in colonial williamsburg, our proud american series, anna. can you see it? look at that. thomas jefferson. declaration of independence when we come back as "fox and friends" roles on. ♪

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day. >> never too early to enjoy food. the fifth annual proud american series traveling back in time for a look at how our founding fathers honored independence day. >> joining us is proud american correspondent and a coin. >> i like the title, proud american correspondent. we are getting you in the spirit of independence day tomorrow, we are live at colonial williamsburg. the one and only thomas jefferson, how are you? >> quite well. yourself? >> you are going to be reading excerpts from the declaration of independence. what did it feel like to write those words? >> the declaration of independence was literally a call forward for mankind to burst free from the chains of bondage to which we bind ourselves and say with one voice that all men are created equal and i'll men wear a crown. this is a call put forth from this nation that was heard

around the entire world and we are still spreading that word today. >> i will that you take it away. >> when in the course of human events it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bounds which have connected them to another and to assume among the powers of the earth the separate and equal station to which the laws of nature and of nature's god entitle them, a decent respect to the opinions of mankind requires that they declare the causes which impelled them to the separation. we hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. that to secure these rights governments are instituted among to include the riving their just powers from the consent of the

governed and whenever any form of government becomes destructive to these legals it is the right of the people to alter or abolish it and to institute a new government laying its foundation on such principles as to them shall seem most likely to effect their safety and happiness. to prove this let's submit to the candid world, he has refused his consent to laws, the most wholesome and necessary for the public good. he has endeavored to prevent the population of the state for the purpose of obstructing the laws of naturalization, refusing to pass others to encourage their migration hither and raising the condition of new appropriation of lands. he has obstructed the administration of justice by refusing his assent to the laws were establishing judiciary powers. he has made judges dependent on

his will alone for the tenure of their office and the amount and payment of their salaries. he has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction for and to our constitution. unacknowledged by our laws, giving his assent to the pretended acts of legislation. cutting off our trade with all parts of the world. a prince whose character is marked by every act which may define a tyrant is unfit to be the ruler of a free people. and for the support of this declaration and reliance and protection of divine providence and mutually pledge to each other our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor. >> that was absolutely beautiful. you can see the emotion in your voice as you read that. we appreciate it. make sure you share your pictures with us. moments you are spending with your family. that is what july 4th independence day is about, fight over your social media feed. we are sharing pictures with some of you on the air and on the social media tablet. >> thank you very much. >> read the declarations your kids. >> i liked having thomas jefferson do it. >> jillian has headlines.

jillian: doing jobs for now after reaching a last-minute deal to slow the migrant crisis in europe after a 5 hour debate, the german chancellor agreed to build border camps. migrants will be turned away if they have asylum somewhere else in europe. the proposed deal tightens border security with austria, a blow to angela merkel's borders. a heroic race to save a teenager who climbed the tree to escape the jaws of an 11 foot alligator, her mother frantically calling 911 in central florida. >> my daughter is stuck in a tree. there are gators surrounding her. we can't get her out. >> the lake county sheriff's deputy shooting the gator with nar 15 rifle and helping burlap safety, she was stuck there for nearly an hour. incredible video of an airborne motorcycle missing a woman by inches, you got to see it to believe it, flanks or the woman ever was hit by a car in brazil. she was standing near a building and barely had time to react.

incredible she wasn't hit. and sweet, soft and chewy candy, and carmel, the sticky debate taking the internet by storm. megan writing, quote, i feel like carmel is so awkward to say like hearing in my head versus caramel, it is weird to me. this map was put together by nancy state student, they sent to say caramel everywhere else in the northeast. i have always said caramel. i know i am wrong. >> when you say it with apple, caramel apple, if you had caramel to your brownie, right? never say add caramel to your brownies. >> it is caramel but you are

right, it is regional on the east part of missouri. you are going to solve this, you are the tiebreaker. >> i happen to have here, how is it going, everybody. first of all, what are your names? >> kim and kathy kelly. >> where you from? >> lansing, michigan. >> 50 years. >> what is the secret to 50 years. >> there is none. >> that makes it feel better. it is so hot out here. not only is it about temperatures but because of humidity. it is 90, it will feel over 100 ° not only in new york city but

places like philadelphia towards dc. here is the fourth of july forecast, a little bit of a break across the northeast, maybe scattered thunderstorms across the midwest, the gulf coast and florida, looking good across the northern plains and the northwest. are you ready for some barbecue? are you hungry? do you love "fox and friends"? are you excited for the fourth of july? what an agreeable crowd. >> straightahead, a brand-new refugee crisis referencing demonstrating our closest allies. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave.

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democratic led rhode island taking on the oil industry over climate change, the state is the first to sue the largest petroleum companies blaming them for global warming, claiming the companies are knowingly causing catastrophic events like extreme weather like super storm sandy. for the first time ever scientists capture a planet being born, astronomers sharing this image of a planet known as pbs 70 be. researchers status two or three times bigger than jupiter and thousands of times bigger than earth. it is 370 ly away. >> that is a long way away. the energy crisis at israel app stores to. hundreds of thousands of syrians fleeing increasing violence heading to the border. even though they know they are not allowed in. >> jonathan hunt is live at the israel syria border with more on how this is unfolding. what do we see behind you?

>> reporter: 270,000 refugees have fled the fighting in southwest syria in the last few days the majority going towards the jordanian border. thousands more behind me, a couple hundred yards in the border. and less likely to be targeted by syrian government bombing raids if they are close to israel and that is a desperate situation, fleeing the fighting about 30 miles in southwestern syrian city that has been intense over the last few days as the syrian government seeks to crush the rebels there. look at the fighting pictures, we are 7 years into this civil war. top officials in the us

government and israeli government, talking about bashar al-assad standing down or being out within weeks. and to win the civil war with the us, israel and essentially signing off on him, staying in power, the calculation among those countries being better the devil you know. >> less is more. >> i have been to that location. how long did it take to show up. how long have they been there? >> they were

foot, traveling in trucks and buses, this camp, we can't go all the way to the left but it stretches a good few hundred yards to the left, 5000 refugees, when you go past a rebel check point at the entrance of the camp, new structures that were not here at this point yesterday so the flow keeps coming, the un said no sign of the flow of refugees slowing but the next few days it is going to become a lot more as the syrian government forces increasingly crush the rebels enforce innocent civilians out

and we see innocent civilians caught in a 7-year civil war since day one. >> they feel safe in the shadow of israel which would have meant bashar al-assad. desperate times call for desperate measures. >> tomorrow's independence day here in america, very grateful. >> up next on a lighter note, looking for a sweet twist, and independence day bbq. recipes like blueberry chicken wings. >> check in with sandra to find out what is happening at the top of the hour. chicken wings. is in a desert or main course? >> i will be out there in a minute. a big show coming up. a busy morning, donald trump

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>> in case you needed another reason to celebrate, july 4th, the whole month of july is national blueberry month. >> celebrity chef, the author of shake the dish and twist it, you

are using blueberries. >> you can't find blueberries, we ago with her savery twist to the medicine ball recipe, and so on and so forth. i made a blueberry barbecue sauce and hop on a pizza. blueberries are so versatile, small but mighty, lots of vitamins inside it. one handful has 80 cal. nice and crispy, going to toss it. we have shallots, catchup, tomato sauce, just a little bit. and once they are crispy, look at those colors. you put salt on after you grill it.

>> nice and absolutely wonderful. let me go to the grill here. you can do what we have here. blueberry barbecue sauce or the gas insert, you can have the gap entrance, use gas grill throughout the week they were simply enough you can use it as a charcoal low and slow throughout the weekend. the beauty of this, these are here and check out red white and blue, if you don't want to use charcoal, for some pizzas, these are available at home depot. for dessert, a lot of people tell me i'm too busy to be grilling. these are real chocolate a real

vanilla as well. grab some of these, pink lemonade with blueberries as well, no artificial flavors or colors. a great way to serve the fourth of july. oh my goodness. and you can find them at home depot or walmart. my goodness, very are wonderful. thank you for joining us. >> really noisy, third of july. ♪ i need hot stuff ♪ ♪ i want some hot stuff ♪

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>> thank you very much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> i have a feeling in the "after the show show" you'll talk to some folks who came to new york city. see you tomorrow. >> sandra: fox news alert. president trump moving quickly to fill the vacancy in the supreme court created by justice anthony kennedy's retirement. with a slim republican majority in the senate it could be a close call. good morning, everybody, i'm sandra smith inside "america's newsroom." >> eric: i'm eric shawn in for bill hemmer this morning. the president is less than a week away to announce his pick for the supreme court. the white house disclosing very little information on those under consideration. the president met with four candidates yesterday for 45 minutes each and he will continue those meetings throughout the rest of this week. >> the president has said he