see you. rob: we wish you well and see you back soon. fox news alert, upping the ante president trump getting ready for high-lel meetings just hours after nato nations have caved to tough talk and cough up cash for their own defense. public will hear from antitrump fbi agent peter strzok today. jillian: high-stakes hearing as republicans threaten lover with contempt. rob: still tough as nails, 95-year-old veteran who helped 60-year-old overcome fierce. >> the story of bravery that will make your morning, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: it is 5:00 a.m. on

the east coast. rob: it was bright yesterday and now it looks like it's january, am i crazy? jillian: not every day is the same. good morning, you're watching -- rob: no, i mean, what time is it? are we sure we are here on time? jillian: 5:00 a.m. you are not dreaming, 5:01 on the east coast. it is thursday. you're all right? this is "fox & friends first". rob: you're jillian mele and i'm rob schmitt. thanks for starting the day as i'm going crazy. president trump hard at work in round 2 of nato summit, we are awaiting appearance appearance with other leaders regarding afghanistan. jillian: steering comments aimed at allies that are dragging their feet on defense spending.

rob: greg palcock with what we can expect. >> hi, rob, more meetings this morning on various side bar issues president trump involved with, you mentioned afghanistan, also dealing dealing with ukraid former soviet republic of georgia. already we are hearing from president trump on core points that he has been making and ruffled so many feathers yesterday and again tweeting early this morning that nato members should pay their fair share into the defense spending in each of their countries demanding that they spend 4% of their gdp on defense, most of them actually don't even come close to 2%, he also, again, tweeted this morning that germany shouldn't be paying billions to russia for a natural gas pipeline that's being built over the next several years while the u.s. is supposed to be

defending germany against russia, the trade imbalance with u.s. and europe especially germany, the biggest economy here hanging over everything, getting the attention of president trump and spurring on criticism of their spending habits. he's expected, guys, to leave here about 1:00 o'clock in the afternoon local, that's about 3 hours from now and next stop is the uk. he'll be spending time with prime minister theresa may. she has her own domestic headaches over there. she's working on the brexit, the break from the european union just as several ministers have left government upset about the plan. president trump says that he like it is plan a lot, tomorrow he'll be having tea with the queen, i'm sure he and the first lady melania will enjoy that. that'll be at windsor castle and big protest against president trump right in the center of

london but has managed to maneuver him around that. he probably won't see them at all, scotland will be playing on one of the golf courses that he owns as well as boning up for monday's big, big meeting with russian president putin. that has gotten a lot of people at nato meeting concerned too that he might be given away the store a little bit before he left on this trip. he said that could be the easiest stop of all of his various visits in the last couple of days, the concerns are that it could go easy on russia aggression in ukraine as well as talk about perhaps lifting some of the sanctions against russia and maybe going a little bit soft on the idea that russia does a lot of meddling not just in the united states but elections over here too. a lot of concerns, a lot of worries, a lot of news probably made by the president over the next couple of days. he already has made news here, back to you, guys.

rob: he certainly went tough on the russia pupline, we will see how he tones up with putin next week. appreciate it. jillian: another big story that we continue to follow, in the hot seat just hours from now the american people will finally hear disgraced fbi agent peter strzok testify before congress. rob: much anticipated. ellison barber live in washington what we can expect today, hi, ellison. >> good morning to you both of you, peter strzok expected to tell law makers that political bias and personal opinion did not impact or taint his work. he's been the fbi for over 20 years, the associated press obtained a copy of strzok's prepared remarks and according to reporting, strzok will tell lawmakers the hearing is, quote, a victory notch in putin's belt, strzok's antitrump text messages with former fbi lawyer lisa page raised concerned about political bias and impact on the clinton e-mail investigation and ongoing russia probe. democrats say this is all part of a political game aimed at

discrediting the special counsel's investigation. strzok previously sat down with lawmakers for 11 hours. democrats want republicans to release transcript of closed-door deposition. in a statement congressman argued that the american public deserves to see what republicans are doing with their tax dollars adding, quote, this investigation is a political charade, platform to elevate far-right conspiracy theories and undermine the special counsel's ongoing criminal investigation of president and campaign aides, all of this as republican lawmakers go back and forth with lisa page. page was set to appear on capitol hill yesterday, she failed to appear for the deposition despite a subpoena, congressional republicans are now threatening to start contempt proceedings friday morning unless page shows up at today's public hearing with strzok or gives a closed-door deposition. page's attorney says client has nothing to hide, that page vas

hol -- has volunteered documents. jillian: will congress follow through and hold her in contempt? texas republican john ratcliff says that's exactly what should happen. >> my stated intention is to do that, i think the red lines as we have seen with the president need to be enforced and it's the one tool that we have to compel people to appear and give, give us the truth and allow us to conduct our congressional oversight. so i'm certainly going to recommend that she be held in contempt and the matter be referred to, if she doesn't appear, i certainly hope that she does appear but if she doesn't that she be held in contempt. i think what you will hear that peter strzok will not deny saying those things, he will

deny that they are hateful and reflect bias and certainly deny that they influenced official conduct. i was with him with 11 hours last week, i didn't find explanations for those text messages to be believable or credible. rob: all right, today's hearing first time that peter strzok has spoken out publicly about alleged antitrump bias. jillian: american rescuer part of the daring thailand cave mission detailing just how hard that operation was. >> you have to lay line or rope, that's your lifeline, without that, you have no idea of disorientation, you are under water and the water is completely muddy, so you have to ensure that when you go in you have a way out. jillian: air force specialist says conditions were so bad, survival was in serious jeopardy, first look at the

incredible moments some of the boys were brought to safety, you can see there on a stretcher, they are all showing improvement and are expected to be released from the hospital in the next week or so. rob: rolling out brand-new guidelines that could limit surge of asylum seekers of the country. those coming in to prove they were mistreated in home countries and government at home either allowed or ignored it. border officials are being told the crack-down even harder on those trying to enter the country illegally, it's all part country illegally, it's all part of attorney general's jeff sessions' plan to reduce the big surge in asylum seekers in the u.s. in an unusual move deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is combing through records of president trump's supreme court pick, fox news confirmed that he's asked all u.s. attorneys to appoint federal prosecutors to go through brett kavanaugh's past writings, the justice department has not pubicly commented as to why with all of that going on, the judge is going about his business as usual less than 2 days after

nomination he was serving food to the homeless in washington, d.c. he says volunteering is a big part of his life. jillian: the navy honoring senator john mccain as he battles aggressive brain cancer, his name added to navy destroyer dedicated to father and grandfather. >> we would be remised if we did not have his name along side because this country would not be the same if it were not if for courageous services of all three great men. >> mccain spent 5 years as prisoner of war in the vietnam war. he says he'll deeply honored by this honor from the navy. jillian: that was nice. rob: that is. 10 minutes after the hour, federal judge ordering the trump administration to stipdna tests but so far there have been 5 cases of illegal immigrants caught with children that are not theirs. so is this a good idea, our

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democratic mustafa, mustafa, why should dna be stopped if at all? >> look, we are a nation of 320 million people, the 3,000 families were legally asking for asylum and rather than giving asylum hearings we separated them from their kids and now basically saying that if you take asylum application back we may or may not bring you back with the kiss, that make nos sense. the dna testing doesn't make sense. we live in an age that we can track fedex packages by the hour and we can't reunite the kids, we need to get back to normalcy and stop trying to hide between 3 to 4dna test that is didn't go well. jillian: you do have adults trying to bring children that are not theirs. >> happens far too often. a fair number of cases within the small group of people that have already been tested who

turned out not to be the parent of the child and this is especially important in dealing with the youngers children who are in this group who can't speak for themselves, you know, there are people who will do or say anything to get into the united states, they will use children to do that or they are carrying out a smuggling act on behalf of a parent who paid to try to get their child into the united states. the dna test is not not invasive and making sure that there's a parental relationship, anybody can show up with a falsified birth certificate or bba -- baptismal certificate. >> some are being used as ponds for adults to getting into the

country as jessica just mentioned, drug smuggling, human trafficking, if the number is at 5, that's 5 kids right now who. >> in harm's way. >> well, as border patrol agent i can personally tell you that tracking fedex shipments and tracking fedex packages that would be one thing but most of the people that enter the united states do not bring -- >> these are people asking for legal asylum. they are asking for legal asylum. >> they committed a crime. they crossed the border. [inaudible] >> and when we try to put them back together, you have to be able to match that child with actual parents. if we don't, we are not protecting those children. the court's responsibility, first responsibility of the court is to protect those children -- >> separated from the parents,

we are the ones -- jillian: mustafa, i will let you respond, just let brandon respond. >> we have to be able to put the children back together with actual parents and we have to be able to verify that these people are the actual parents of these children. if we don't, we are not taking care of the children and we are putting the children actually in harm's way which we should never do. jillian: mustafa15 minutes tory respond, go ahead. >> we are the ones that put them in harm's way by separating with families, they came in legally to ask for asylum, we took the kids away. >> they entered the country illegally. >> they are asking for asylum. >> they entered the country illegally. jillian: you have 15 seconds, go ahead. the root of the problem is that so many people are using the asylum claim as a way to get into the united states, be released here in catch and release policy and be able to

stay indefinitely, that's the fundamental problem that has to be solved here, people shouldn't bring their kids here to try to do that. jillian: all right, jessica, brandon, mustafa, thank you for your time, appreciate it. >> thank you. rob: 19 minutes after the hour, a defaced american flag sparked outraged but instead of removing from campus, major public university just moved it to art museum. jillian: jackie ibañez with reaction to the story that will have your blood boiling. good morning. are you done yet?

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still refuse to go remove flag entirely. jillian: jackie ibañez live in studio to explain. >> way to end political division but it did just the opposite. piece known as quote, part of national art project. american flag has black smears of paint representing a deeply polarized country also on the flag, a black and white sock meant to represent imprisonment of children at the border. >> i wonder if there was a better way to -- to protest that than to deface our american flag in campus. >> even colier demanding to be demeaned, disrespectful

defecated flag is disrespectful. to use in manner is beyond disrespectful. the conversation around this display has generated public safety concerns for our campus community. while we want to foster difficult dialing, we -- dialogue we cannot allow dialogue to put in harm's way, would not be entirely gone, though, has moved indoor at the museum on campus, governor to jab university posting pictures on twitter, at the state capitol we fly the flag properly. a lot of people outraged this morning and we put it on social media. i cannot believe a school would allow defacing our prague, cut funding and i bet they shape up, respect country and flag. raymond posting on facebook, quote, i live in wichita, kansas

and when local newspaper showed it it didn't go over well, that lived in kansas nor should it. jillian: thank you. >> you're welcome. jillian: now fox business alert, better ingredients, better pizza and a new owner? rob: tracee carrasco from sister network fox business here with why the founder of papa johns has just resigned. tracee. tracee: good morning, john scnatter papa john himself trrción founder, he was the chairman, he just resigned following a conference call that emerged that he was using the n word during conference call. so the racial slur came out during role-playing exercise which was design today prevent public relation's crisis, if you can imagine that, so he did put out a statement, of course, apologizing in part, quote, regardless of the context, i apologize, simply stated racism has no place in our society. you remember he also caused controversy last november when he blamed the nfl for handling

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jillian: welcome back to fox news aletter, high-level meetings are about the to get underway any moment between president trump and world leaders. rob: after leaders to pay fair share over defense after tough talk from the president. jillian: joining us security analyst rebecca grant, thanks for joining us this morning. you mentioned tough talk over the last year, we heard it yesterday in regards to germany,

what do you expect today? >> yes, well, first of all, nato is first and fore moe military alliance and it's never been stronger, these militaries get on great, what they are going to be talking going forward the position of some of the neutrals, finland and sweden and the subtest here is all about russia. nato has done a lot including deploying now new multinational battle groups in baltic republics and poland and a lot to counter increasing threats from russia. rob: you know, when you really look at this agreement, i love that we get along with 29 other countries enough that we have countries enough that we have all each other's backs but at the end of the united states, does it matter or not lithuania, they have the very small defense budgets and ask them to help them if they get -- they are getting the deal of a lifetime, right? >> well, it's a global security

problem and, you know, nato has 1 billion residents, there's no question the countries need each other, we need them and they need us and the u.s. does pay a lot but the power of this alliance is amazing and we see that in afghanistan. right now today there are 20,000 nato forces deployed in places like afghanistan, counterpiracy and missions in africa. collective defense is far stronger than anything else we could do. lieutenant -- lithuania is right next to russia. jillian: how do you see this setting that up? >> you know, it is just perfect that president trump goes to his first big form meeting with putin right after this nato summit. you know, nato's expansion and strong military alliance, this

just drives putin crazy. it's the last thing he wanted to see and puts strong? a really strong position. trump has a lot to talk about with russia, situation in syria, aggression that we see around the ball ticks and really around the world and, of course, the huge, huge russian cyber threat and meddling in western democracies, so i think coming out of a powerful nato summit with the 28 other members behind him is a perfect way to start things off with putin. rob: for someone that's colluding with russia he went after billions of dollars, pipeline with germany. democrats say he's attacking out allies by calling out germany and the fact that they only pay 1% of gdp into defense and isn't that going to make nato stronger by calling them out? >> no question nato needs to be stronger. they actually have started

spending more since they agreed to do it in 2014 but they need to continue with that. a lot of modernization that's necessary. trump makes a fair point that they need to increase that, nato agrees an committed to try to increase it, about 20 of the countries have bumped up their defense budgets a little bit, we need to see more and trump makes a fair point about the pipeline, chancellor merkel is able to handle his outspokenness so trump, most of all, wants to put the u.s. on a strong economic foundation for our security, going forward, we have a long time to deter, compete with china and russia and others and trump makes number one priority having a strong economic foundation for our military and defense strategy. that's why he's bugging nato to pay more and do more. jillian: he has a different style, time to see how everybody responds. dr. rebecca grant, thank you. >> thank you. rob: fire ripping through a grocery store overnight. blaze tearing through the roof

of safeway in phoenix. you can see the aisles of the store totally engulfed in flames. a shot from overhead. roof completely collapsed. the fire is so hot caused the safeway sign to collapse outside, customers were inside when the fire broke out but thankfully nobody was hurt. that is a tremendous fire. firefighters have not been able to get back inside to figure out what caused. jillian: stormy daniels a adult film star who made headlines for affair with the president arrested overnight in ohio at strip club, lawyer, quote, she was arrested for allowing customer to touch her on stage in a nonsexual matter, are you kidding me, sting operations for this, there has to be higher priorities. rob: all right, the left's abolished ice movement takes another step as protestors are targeting the vice president.

>> the men and women who -- rob: vice president interrupted during an event in kansas city by a few protestors, this comes as house democrats are drafting legislation to abolish ice, the bill would and agency and force lawmakers and immigration policy activists to find an alternative. a bill aim to go shut down mass antifa activists is picking up steam sending protestors in total meltdown. unmasking antifa act would give anyone wearing a mask while hurting or harassing somebody up to 15 years in prison or a fine, four republican congressman are on board with the law which is now the house judiciary committee. jillian: stop what you are doing

and watch this, a 95-year-old air force veteran showing no fear when teaching a little boy on how to be brave. [laughter] rob: look at that, that's great, that's world war ii and korean veteran michael, sitting by the pool and noticed young boy that was too afraid to dive in off the board. jillian: despite using cane he didn't let that stop him and showed how it's done. if you missed first start of show rob had a confused moment in time where it was -- he was thrown off, it was very dark outside. rob: total meltdown. jillian: because it was dark. rob: yesterday it was bright and sunny at this time and according to my weather app said it was

going to be nice today. apparently it's going to be rainy. >> there's a manhattan size little storm across the island, it'll turn out to be nice day. the larger story across country temperatures here are heat, this morning 84-degrees in kansas city, it's going to stay hot here in the next couple of days especially in that area, you the heat, humidity, that's when you get the feel-like temperature and spots that will get 102, 103-degrees today, that's the case in kansas city and case in tulsa and omaha, it continues when you look at all of the locations, these are spots where we have heat advisories, good news for you rob, good news for you, jillian, it's moving off, the sun will return. jillian: the sun will come out. rob: that's what we were thinking we were in. i was very, very scared about 5:00 a.m. jillian: interesting 30 seconds. thank you.

38 minutes after the hour, cutting back on the number of white people on campus, california university trying to do just that. our next guest a student at the public school say it is mover is outrageous. rob: and what is on this guy's face? police in texas on the hunt for a bug -- burglary in texas, wait until you hear what it is.

jillian: hope you're having a good morning so far, welcome back, store manager fired after protecting customers from armed shoplifter, robbery suspect jason white try today steal a give up before threat tong shoot people. that's when took action tackling to the grounded, police found two stolen guns and was placed on suspension before being fired

over company polly that prohibit s employees for touching customers. now the supposed thief is facing charges. >> you found a sign. i'm keeping the tractor. >> no, you call the police then. i'll be right here. >> okay. jillian: that man charged with petty larsony, he tried to return the tractor to office but was turned down. reed is up for reelection this november in up state new york. rob. rob: all right, jillian, thanks, state university is work to go diversify their campus by deliberately slashing the number of white students. here to weigh in a student at cal and roberta martin.

thank you so much for coming on this morning, we appreciate your time. this is classic reverse discrimination. >> thanks for having me. rob: you're welcome, what do you think being a student there in. >> well, saying that their goal is to limit the number of white students to 40% to have campus population, they're essentially saying the most important aspect of our campus community is whether you're white or nonwhite and that's creating division where there doesn't need to be division and there hasn't been division previously. one of the greatest thing about cal poly that's a fair merit-based admission system and that's something that we can be proud and rally around, we can all view each other that way because we are admitted in same academic standards and bring race into it and make that such an important qualification really divides us unnecessarily and it creates divisions where there weren't any before. rob: clearly now is no longer going to be a merit-based

university if they're moving towards a race-based admissions process. it can't be merit-based, it can't be both at the same time, it doesn't happen. >> yeah, it's extremely unfortunately. it's certainly not surprising that they have fallen in line with this trend on college campuses of choosing color over qualifications or accomplishments of students and that's something that the leadership on campus reform has been following a lot on dozens of college campuses and cal poly had stayed away with that and now it's extremely disappointing. rob: they gave out a quote, in 2011 the campus was 64% caucasian, applications from underrepresented minority students doubled between 2008 and 2018. progress is being made but there is still much work to do.

what do you say in response to that? >> i mean, whenever progress is defined as limiting the admissions of a certain racial group, that's racism, you can call it diversity, you can call it whatever you want, if you're admitting people on basis of race, that's racism and that's something that no public school should be doing. rob: real quick to let everybody know, there was a 2016 affirmative action case that went to the supreme court and the affirmative action people won the case, it was a 4 to 3 vote, justice anthony kennedy was a swing vote in the case, if brett kavanaugh is confirmed, that could change votes like that, do you think that'll happen? do you think that will go to supreme court? >> that would be fantastic. i mean, i know that cal poly can make change.

it's fantastic because honestly it creates division and it creates dividing line among students and it's just unfair to students who work hard to get into a merit-based application system. it would be great to see that rolled back. rob: we will see if the fight comes back up. appreciate your time. >> thank you for having me. jillian: it is 13 minutes until the top of the hour, he got his make america great hat again ripped and you remember this. [inaudible] jillian: well, now, this teen just got an even better hat, the epic surprise right from the president himself. rob: first let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's coming up on "fox & friends", you have to be tired? >> no, i'm ready to go. jillian: he's never tired. >> i couldn't go out dancing like i normally do on wednesday night bawls i had a chance to film for tucker. lit -- let me tell you what we

have lined up, president wrapping meeting about afghanistan and nato and jetting off to uk where he will meet theresa may and what happens behind the scenes, kellyanne conway will be here and we will be talking about peter strzok and lisa page with andy mccarthy. and martha live in london to tell us what her show will be like and how britain is ready for the president of the united states and after all they got eliminated from the world cup yesterday. playing the role about standing manager for 3 straight hours after working for lou dobbs last night who could take the life out of anybody, he will have our back.

jillian: i'm calling you out, you are famously quoted for saying i never met a dance floor. >> i never met a dance floor that did any good. [laughter] rob: we will be right back, thanks, brian. somehow we always leave packing to the last minute. guys, i have a couple of things to wash. we got this. even on quick cycle, tide pods cleans great. 10x the cleaning power, even in the quick cycle. it's got to be tide.

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rob: democrats still finding any way, any and every way to protest president trump's supreme court nomination. jillian: they are going as far as to attack judge brett kavanaugh for what they are calling his frat boy name, carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm 115 with the online outrage. carley: i have a feeling bret baier will have something to say about this. brett kavanaugh's critics have attacked everything from character to his judicial record

and now the latest has something to do with his name. let's kick it off with tweet from a prominent pro-choice organization called pro-choice america, they tweeted will be dammed if we are going to let 5 men including some frat boy named brett strip us of bodily autonomy and reproductive rights. but that's not all, late-show host stephen colbert also saying brett is beneath supreme court seat. take a listen. >> i don't know much about kavanaugh but i'm skeptical because the name is brett. [laughter] >> that sounds more like a supreme court justice more like a waiter at ruby tuesday's, hey, everybody, i'm brett i'll be your supreme court justice tonight, before you sit down let me clear away the rights for you. carley: okay, you know social media will be talking about this one. brad, scraping the ba tom of the

barrel for reasons to dislike him. jillian: bret baier did chime in on twitter. he said, easy, i have one t. carley: he's the first person i thought of. i bet you he's going to say something, he's really funny. rob: they don't have much ammo if they are making fun of his name. how do you body shame a victoria secret model? carley: victoria secret model, i'm sure many of you guys out there know her and her face, she just had a baby, second child a couple of weeks ago and she's now being forced to bite back at body shamers who are attacking her physical appearance. she posted this message on social media saying, if you have something bad to say about it, check yourself, society can be so cruel to others, beauty standards are sometime impossible for women these days, i'm not ashame today show

postpartum tummy, i'm proud, i carried my son for nine months in there, i think i've easterned the right to have a little tummy, so, you know, a lot of praise and support for her now online. justin says, so is she pregnant again, that's a negative comment coming from justin and let's take a look at positive tweets, one person says, some people are something else. she had a baby 12 days ago. it takes her body time to fully recover. so it's a shame that she had to address this at all but you know people are so mean on social media. jillian: unreal. what's going on with teenager who had make america great again hat? >> he has a new hat and signed by the president himself, take a look at it right there. this may have been orchestrated by donald trump, jr. f someone can get me this young's information, i will get him another make america great again hat. jillian: we are coming right

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jillian: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. toys r us jeffrey the mascot has a new gig greeting children in this hospital in new jersey. the 550-pound fiberglass statue was purchased for $10,000. rob: a man caught on camera a man bike got caught in the

train's door. he somehow escaped with just a couple broken bones is he lucky to be alive. jillian: texas police caught this man on camera wearing underwear on his head. let's hope the laundry was clean. >> president trump hard at work at round 2 of the nato summit. >> countries owe us a tremendous amount of money from years back. no other president brought it up like i bring it up. >> the american people will finally hear disgraced fbi agent peter strzok testified before congress. >> former fbi lawyer lisa page was supposed to testify. but, instead, she defied a congressional subpoena by failing to appear. >> it does appear lisa page heroes overseas. meet british veterans during her and president trump's visit to london. this comes after and the