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we start with a fox news alert, donald trump gearing up to go first face-to-face with prime minister teresa may admit a second day of protests. rob: this is hours after may unveiled her plan the president is slamming while in london to meet with her, kevin cork is live with more, trying to get it to you. >> reporter: you got a great good morning and good day from london, a bit of pop today and protests as the pres. and first lady spent a second day in the uk and that meeting with her majesty queen elizabeth, that team will garner a great many headlines, some interview making waves this morning, and spared no one.

that is an overstatement, london's mayor for his handling of crime in the city and the need for mail -- nato member nations to pay their fair share, no surprise, and acute eu leaders of destroying its culture and identity by allowing millions of migrants to come into the region unfettered but most notably suggested british prime minister teresa may failed to take his advice how best to handle brexit. >> we will be dealing with the european union instead of the uk so probably cracking down right now because they of not treated the united states fairly. i would have done the same. i told her -- which she didn't agree with, didn't listen to me.

>> reporter: didn't listen to the pres. talking about a possible deal directly, bilateral trade deal with the uk but if fix goes the way the may government wanted to go he may have to kill any direct bilateral deal with the uk on trade. sarah sanders, white house press secretary is talking about that interview which ruffled a few feathers, says the president likes and respects teresa may, she is a very good person, never said anything bad about her, thought she was great on nato today and is a really terrific person, is thankful for the wonderful welcome from the prime minister in the uk. protests will be the order of the day and they are very limited, and in that coverage as

well as the pres.'s t with queen elizabeth. >> we did expect those protests. in the united states people used to donald trump's tough talk, and world leaders across the world getting used to that, what is the reaction been on the street? >> the bottom line is people expect him to be unpredictable, to speak off-the-cuff. he can be in precise if i were to be generous in my description but i also think people like him in a great many circles even in the uk, a straight shooter, and roundly celebrated less than those who oppose their policies. >> protesters make the noise,

had a silent amount of people as well. and a fierce showdown between house republicans and embattled fbi agent peter stzrok. >> if you want to represent what you said accurately i am happy to enter that question but i don't appreciate what was originally said being changed. >> i talked to fbi agents around the country, you have embarrassed them, you have embarrassed yourself and i can't help but wonder when i see you looking there with a little smirk, you look so innocent into your wife advised and lied to her -- >> gentleman will suspend. answer the question. >> a fascinating day. and the 2016 election.

>> doug luzader, and a former lover, good morning. >> lisa page will be meeting behind closed doors, the fact that it is behind closed doors will make that. it was quite explosive with peter stzrok saying his political views did not affect his work even under hillary clinton email probe. if this keeps coming back to the text messages he sent to lisa page including this exchange in particular, trump is not ever going to become president, right, right? no, no he won't, we will stop it and stzrok was asked about that. >> who did you mean by it? >> that text was written late at night in shorthand. >> don't care when it was written, whether was longhand or cursive.

>> i don't appreciate having an fbi agent with an unprecedented level of animus working on two major investigations. >> this goes to the hillary clinton investigation because he was a player in the mueller russia probe before he was removed after these text messages surfaced. the partisan divide was evident, democrats coming to his defense with one thing he deserved a purple heart. he declined to answer questions about the russia probe but suggested the fact he didn't leak any information is proof he was able to set his political views aside and do his work. rob: peter stzrok refusing to admit bias in his text messages. congressman trey gowdy says that any credibility peter stzrok had is now gone and investigations

into donald trump are tainted. >> he already made up his mind donald trump would be destabilizing for the country, think how serious that word is. destabilizing for our country and he hadn't begun to interview the first person in august. he said we will stop it. we need an insurance policy and talking about impeachment one day after bob mueller's investigation began. peter stzrok has a level of bias that would make it impossible, and using them as a witness, on the other hand, while he is convicting donald trump before the investigation begins exonerating hillary clinton. heather: the country is as tired of the russia probe is lawmakers, and registered voters disapproved in the investigation. >> donald trump with a new letter from kim jong un with

great progress being made, given to mike pompeo during his last visit to pyongyang. praising the summit between the two leaders, and the strong will sincere efforts, approach myself in your excellency, aimed at opening up a new future between north korea and the us will surely come to fruition. >> james mattis discusses the country joining, met with the prime minister promising to modernize croatia's armed forces. and meet with the defense and foreign ministers. >> put on the spot, peter stzrok have a memory block when asked about his anti-trump text decisions.

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is welcome back. a live look at london, a giant balloon depicting donald trump is a big baby, a protest the president's visit to england meeting with theresa may, a meeting a couple hours with a

bilateral meeting, hoping to get out of that and meet with the queen for high tea. he has a big day and a lot of protests but he is handling it. jillian: chaos on capitol hill, trump hating fbi agent peter stzrok claims he does not remember sending his we will stop it text message we have all seen a number of times but they are for this excuse for it. >> you were speaking on behalf of the american people? >> i don't recall writing that text. >> in terms of the text we will stop it, you need to understand that was written late at night, off-the-cuff. jillian: should the american people believe him? here to react his former member of fbi national joint terrorism task force, stephen rogers, thank you for joining us. what do you make of the entire day yesterday?

>> peter stzrok, one of the most dangerous people in this country because of the motive he had with regards the investigation. to bring donald trump down and what is scary, the denial that that was his motive. >> people have a hard time believing the text messages we have seen, that a person can separate that hate, anger, frustration, political bias, and somehow that won't translate into your work? >> investigated for 38 years in law enforcement. i had officers and saw in them to remove them. he is projecting to is he is a machine, not human and shook the confidence of the american

people. heather: lisa page says trump will never be president, right, right? and he says no, we will stop it, that is the one a lot of people stuck in their mind, so many people brought up yesterday in the hearing and didn't have much of an answer for it? >> tried to wrap himself, and he raised the red, his motive would not be pure. >> throwing out for consideration, and no way to get elected. can take that risk, an insurance policy in the unlikely event you die before you are 40, listen to a soundbite about the text message. >> did bob mueller ask what happened in the meeting and andrew mccabe's office? >> there are many meetings.

>> bob mueller asked about it. >> did he ask you what you meant by an insurance policy? >> director mueller did not. >> should he have? >> maybe bob mueller -- you can't trust this man anymore. a high ranking officer getting away with this and no one would have discovered it, donald trump got elected president. >> as far as the public is concerned, that people won't trust them again and just in any business, any scenario, a couple guys -- >> the confidence of people in fbi agents on the field is strong, that the fbi has protected this country from terrorist attacks and damage to

national security so not the foot soldiers they lost confidence in but they did lose confidence in the upper a salon and that branches been tarnished by these individuals for a long time. heather: the upper echelon, and the fbi. >> it has to be cleaned out, that is what donald trump has been saying, drain the swamp, that is a necessity. >> hillary clinton sparking rumors of another white house run, meeting at a convention in bubba bubba, potential candidates bernie sanders and elizabeth ward will appear at the conference this weekend. in her postelection book clinton claimed she was be a presidential candidate. and fighting for the democrats. the race is over, new york

democrat is far from finished. alexandria court is accusing joe crowley, the campaign against her. and the working parties candidate despite losing in last month's primary to cortez. and what absolutely support my candidacy, stood me up for all the schedules concession calls, and the race is over, and their grievances on twitter. >> build -- pay your age day, sparking chaos worldwide. >> breaking down, getting dehydrated. >> a stuffed animal story, trying to make it up, carly shimkus with online reaction

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>> conservative lawmakers grilled stzrok for ten hours, democrats were as you heard twed the notion that peter stzrok deserves a purple heart is an insult to the honor, valor and service of men and women who truly earned it, a lot of folks on social media talking about this like angela who says the purple heart is awarded to members of the military who are injured in battle, peter stzrok sent text class about rigging an election, what a huge insult to wounded veterans, christopher chiming in with this tweet saying as someone injured in my service i'm beyond appalled at such a statement, christopher's tweet sums up the reaction this morning.

that will get you in hot water a lot of times. rob: we gave all this publicity yesterday and it burned him. >> people heard about it on the show and they flocked to those stores. they had to shut down lines as people flocked to them for the pay your age promotion, if you are 5 years old you get a bear for $5. take a look at this urgent tweet, per local authorities we cannot accept additional guests at our locations do to crowd safety concerns. they waited so long and about didn't get a bear. kelly says it better be something like pay your age all month to make up for all those kids that couldn't make a bear. after waiting in line two hours, left the line.

another twitter user says our people this insane, to wait in such lines for a stuffed bear? my favorite tweet, do we have it? someone call the hunger games, toddler addition. you can't help it was when a kid loves a bear you get the kid a bear. >> if you have a to-year-old, pretty sweet deal. a mob situation giving stuff away. thank you so much. 26 after the hour, ending the war in afghanistan taking center stage during the nato summit. what will it take to make this happen? our next guest to follow the battlefield. jillian: the summer concert series getting ready to rock the plasma you don't go anywhere. ♪

rob: protests out in full force, donald trump gearing up for his meeting with theresa may and making waves calling out the uk prime minister over her soft brexit deal. >> if they do a deal like that, mostly the european union instead of dealing with the uk. and cracking down on the european union, they have not treated the united states fairly. i would have been it differently. i would tell her how to do it but she didn't listen to me.

>> the president will meet with the queen this afternoon. we will have it covered for you. fox news alert, nato setting its sights on the war in afghanistan, the secretary-general in the war-torn country, until 2024. rob: what does that mean for our nation's heroes? here to discuss, erect veteran don braemar, thanks for coming on this morning, 2024, a war going on since 2002. and exhausting effort in afghanistan. >> that puts the decade at three decades. what you have is we are in a situation where the sons and daughters of soldiers are going back to that country. this is a good point why the nato alliance is so important.

war is expensive. if you look at what everyone is spending across the board with france at 1.7, germany at 1.3, it is very expensive. we have to start if we are going to keep troops in afghanistan. >> looking at facts on the screen. since 2002 the longest american war in history, 16 years of us engagement, 50,000 us troops stationed, cost taxpayers $45 billion per year, donald trump was opposed to remaining, to give it more time. what do you think he decides? >> this is where he will hit home with why -- the administration is doing a strategic review of the

afghanistan strategy to see what we need to do moving forward. the us will have a strong presence but we distance our allies if we are going to make sure the television stays away from the scene. 50% of the region, we reduced forces, nato is important, sending in 400 troops over the next few months and that is the right step to take. rob: we will move to a second topic, the president heading to helsinki, finland, to meet with vladimir putin and this is a much anticipated meeting. everyone is trying to figure out how far the president will go. >> all of the report saying they expect a difficult and contentious meeting after the remarks we saw with angela

merkel and the past situation in syria, not a lot will come out of this summit but in singapore, a one on one engagement, and hopefully we will keep things at bay in regards to the collusion and put it behind us if possible. rob: in a few hours top white house officials heading to mexico. there trip, the first face-to-face talks, brand-new president-elect, democrats introduce a bill to abolish ice. jillian: jackie ibanez breaks it down. >> both sides rooting for the same goal, keeping the border safe. mike pompeo, jared kushner, homeland security sec. kristin nelson and steve mnuchin heading to mexico city to discuss key

issues with the president of mexico involving crimes at the border, the opioid epidemic, enhancing trade, migration and managing a shared border. promising to improve the well-being of mexicans and central americans as democrats, introduce a bill abolishing ice, to get rid of the agency and create a commission that comes up with, quote, human immigration system that uphold the dignity of all individuals. >> they jumped the shark on the left. the agency get things out of the communities, prevents drugs from flowing into our schools, rescues people from human trafficking. they are tripping themselves to move too far to the left. >> how speaker ryan puts the bill on the floor they won't even vote for, they will use the

opportunity for a long overdue and serious discussion about ice and the 0-tolerance policy on the floor. >> fbi agent peter stzrok defending his actions in the email russia investigation, the hearing lasting 10 hours. >> your testimony is robert mueller did not kick you off because of the content of your textbook because of some appearance that he was worried about. >> it is not my understanding he kicked me out because of any bias. and i'm happy to answer the question, don't appreciate what was originally said being changed. >> i don't care what you appreciate. >> rudy giuliani tells fox news the interview between the president and robert mueller is probably farther away after the testimony. >> never unraveled the tank that he created nor do we know about

the texts of the people there right now. i want to see their texts. what did they write about donald trump, they think i am deplorable and the people who voted for me. >> reporter: lisa page will speak with lawmakers behind closed doors today, there exchanged anti-trump text messages ahead of the election. rob: secret service trying to prevent more tragedies, releasing a guide for recognizing and stopping potential student attackers includes creating diverse threat assessment teams, more deeply into social media, access into weapons, staying in touch with expelled students and giving students a clear way to raise red flags. buyers shopping at the mall, could be spying on you, a report from the electronic frontier foundation said three malls in california have license plate scanners which is shared with

tech company database. vigilant solutions works with immigrations and customs enforcement. the mall owners as the information is only shared with local police. jillian: social media going crazy over milania app state visit to the uk, where an off the shoulder yellow ballgown made by new york-based designer but many on twitter thought the first lady reminded them of the disney princess bell from beauty and the beast. beauty and the beast, right? beauty of the beast, it is beauty and the beast, certain of it. rob: there was a certain beauty to the beast. he was a little bit beastly. 38 minutes after the era, liberals melting down over

donald trump's supreme court nominee and top ranking democrat once to sue the supreme court or says he would. is that even the glories of the political show? we debate it coming up next. jillian: a brand new mall comes crumbling down, everyone managed to make it out just minutes to spare. rob: a nice live look at the weather across the country. ♪ - [announcer] no one chooses (energetic electronic music) to lose their hair. hair club can help you get your hair back. - the best part is i don't have to worry about losing my hair anymore. - i just feel more confident. i feel more alive. i feel attractive. - i wanted a full head of hair as soon as possible, and they gave it to me. - by far, the most common cause of hair loss is genetics. - when you see the old photos of me, you can see i had no hair right here. and look, now i have hair, right? it's there. - this is my own hair.

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>> reporter: in illinois and iowa more than 100 people were sick with cyclist psoriasis, in developing countries it is an internal illness, and contaminated produce. and 90 cases in illinois, 15 cases in iowa. mcdonald's has pulled these salads from restaurants from distribution centers. >> we go to the gym together, do we get a tax break? >> this is moving forward with lawmakers approved by a panel in the house. and in gym membership, exercise classes and even some fitness

equipment, and health medical expenses for spending. and the savings accounts, and the only thing it doesn't cover, and all things, and horseback riding or fitness boosting and things like that. >> get on that, tracy. air force drone information selling for $150 on the dark web. security firm found the nonclassified documents hosted by a hacker along with information on tanks and tactics, a list of airmen assigned to the drone were taken, the hacker says they got through a week point, the passport was never changed. high end bulletproof clothing becoming a hot item in the us.

the company bravely exposing how effective their fashion line is. the ballistic resistant clothing line includes jackets, accessories. >> democratic governor andrew cuomo threatening to sue if the supreme court overturns roe versus wade. >> we now need to codify roe v wade, government they do what they intend to do. i want to get it done before the supreme court does that because i will sue when the supreme court askeds. >> he wants to sue. who is the target and is this nothing more than a political stunt. it to debate that, michelle ritchie and republican strategist, we will start with

you. who will the governors this is overturned? >> we should be clear governor cuomo never said he was going to sue the supreme court but he implied it but that is not exactly what he said. secondly he actually could sue somebody but it would not be the highest nation, the highest court in the nation but he could possibly sue healthcare providers, health insurance companies who refused to provide abortions or contraceptives to women and we have seen this happen before where he could see whether states, the legalization of marijuana in colorado, colorado sued by nebraska and oklahoma because those dates claim as a result of colorado legalizing marijuana, their crime increased so he could sue

other states getting those services. >> it is america, you can always sue somebody, you can't sue the supreme court, did he get ahead of himself? >> absolutely, cheap political points with the left. the supreme court has immunity provided by the 11th amendment of the constitution. what governor cuomo dislikes the most is the fact the president of the united states is succeeding at everything he is doing, the fear a conservative supreme court will establish limited government envisioned by the founding fathers of this country would provide liberty and through liberty prosperity and the liberals what they fear the most is prosperity through liberty because at that moment the democrat party can become obsolete because the government to be dependent on them. >> everybody going crazy over brett cavanagh, there is still

eight other justices on the supreme court. the democrats believe enough of these justices, the majority would go against a former supreme court ruling? >> i think a lot of this is propaganda to get people to the polls was roe v wade is not going to be overturned overnight. the last significant case i can recall in which the supreme court overruled itself was brown versus board of education when they overturned plessy versus ferguson which allow the segregation of schools. this is not something that is going to happen overnight if at all. honestly the american public has to stop listening to the media, stop listening to politicians and educate themselves, go back to high school civics and understand that the supreme court has to receive a case in

order to overturn roe v wade. is there a case? if there is, would the supreme court take it? voters have to remember all politics is local meaning state lawmakers are the ones who will decide a woman's reproductive rights if roe v wade is overturned. rob: this is a fear tactic that has been used for years regarding roe v wade, not popular to overturn even though a lot of people are bothered by abortion will the court of the country thinks it should be overturned and sent back to the states. >> democrats are in a weak position when it comes to elections, always talking roe the wade and reproductive rights, rights the democrats are in a weak position, the president of the united states, the current administration is succeeded in everything they are doing, first time in history of the united states for a long time at least we have a leader

who made promises during the campaign and is keeping those promises. there is a grave threat to the democratic party right now that the president is succeeding, the american people are succeeding, they would rather see america fail and the president failed to score political points they need to get elected and reelected. what is happening right now, trying to energize the base, so much the left they were several socialist countries in eastern europe and there's a republican wave waiting to happen in 2018 and in 2020, the american people understand this is a façade, nothing now, the government trying to energize the left-wing of the party. rob: thank you, appreciate your time, 50 minutes after the hour. selfy stations and lots of avocados, sounds like a millennial's dream.

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>> on the plasma today for the summer concert series. 100,000 veterans get a big check after a major computer glitch.

and taxing disabled service members. in $1700, notifying people about the glitch and how to claim their refund. >> country artist tim atwood seeking nfl players, standing for the national anthem. >> you should have a broken leg, and everyone has their own opinion of that. >> he served two tours in iraq. >> time for the good, the bad and the ugly. heroic firefighters rescuing a man after he fell into a cement mixer. he was stuck inside for two hours with cement up to his waist, miraculously he was able to walk down after the dramatic rescue. rob: a newly opened shopping

paul partially collapsed as shoppers inside were scrambling to escape. shoddy construction, mexico city mall just opened in march. parts remain under construction. structural problems may have caused the collapse. jillian: millennial's offended and outraged over a minor-league baseball team's funfest, montgomery biscuit offering participation, and avocados yesterday. kevin sums it up, this goes against everything i thought the biscuits stood for. rob: coming up fireworks on capitol hill, peter stzrok going head to head with lawmakers in a

marathon hearing. that text written late at night in shorthand. >> i don't care whether it was longhand, cursive. >> didn't appreciate with an unprecedented level of animus working on two investigations. >> calling peter's stzrok's unapologetic attitude disturbing, why the anti-trump agent should be fired for his character alone. jillian: terrifying video tablas dangling from a window, the dramatic moment heroic neighbors jumped in to save them for the next hour of "fox and friends first".