>> it is tuesday, july 17th, "fox and friends first," armed and dangerous, shot at point blank range during a traffic stop, the manhunt at this hour to catch the gunmen. >> enough is enough, donald trump calling other is a probe after his summit with vladimir putin. >> we had a phony witchhunt deal drive us apart. jillian: is the russian collusion theory getting in the way of foreign policy success? >> he made history of the polls

but the let's might backup the glowing endorsement, with a socialist darling of the democratic party just said about israel that is sparking a lot of anger. jillian: "fox and friends first" starts now. ♪ jillian: there are 500 versions of this song. rob: we need to get the original. it is tuesday morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday. rob: thanks for starting the day with us, donald trump at work in washington today sitting down with vladimir putin. jillian: the president calling the summit a win with both sides agreeing the russia probe is a driving wedge between our

nations. rob: griff jenkins has reaction from both world leaders. >> reporter: the president departed helsinki reacting to bipartisan criticism, not only for standing behind the assessment on russian meddling but as i said today many times before i have great confidence in my intelligence people but i recognize to build a brighter future we can't exclusively focus on the largest nuclear powers. we must get along then. in an interview with sean hannity, focusing on a single issue. >> there was no collusion whatsoever. i guess he said it as strongly as you can say it. talking about nuclear proliferation, talking syria and humanitarian aid and all these things and we get questions on the witchhunt. >> reporter: in an exclusive

interview with chris wallace vladimir putin suggested the investigation is holding back a relationship between the two countries. >> it makes -- holding hostage this internal political -- it is quite clear to me this is an internal political struggle and nothing to be proud of for american democracy. >> reporter: criticism from republicans and democrats alike pours in, chuck schumer going as far as suggesting vladimir putin may have something on the president. >> what could possibly cause donald trump to put the interests of russia over those of the united states was the only possible explanation for this dangerous behavior is the possibility that pres. putin holds damaging information over donald trump. >> reporter: members of congress behind closed doors this afternoon, unclear whether this

will come up. perhaps we are not done with this story. jillian: thank you. it took just minutes for democrats to cry collusion after donald trump's summit. >> republicans have been critical of the summit as well but nothing compared what democrats have been saying, tammy bruce is the american people eye-catching gone to the outrage from the left. >> the overreaction is extraordinary net neutrality was going to literally kill people, donald trump meeting with north korea was going to cause world war iii and a press conference after a 4-hour meeting is supposedly treason or at least as you noted from the congress members should require a military coup. the american people at this point know something, with all the work he has done so far with

whatever disagreement you have with donald trump he loves this country and is working for this country and that is clear so when you see this kind of hysterical reaction multiplied it worries the american people. jillian: two big summits in just over one month donald trump met with kim jong un and vladimir putin. rob: massive manhunt from a suspect to shot a police officer and sped away, the unidentified man was driving a blue toyota corolla when a deputy pulled him over, the suspect shooting below his protective vest as he walked up to the car. the deputy is in stable condition. a $1000 reward that leads to an arrest. a man accused of murdering a police officer could face a judge today. michael chose not was responding to a colony manual lopez through

a walk -- rocket him and shot him in the head. and accused of killing a bystander at the scene. lopez was expected to be arraigned on monday but still in the hospital. thousands honoring him at a vigil, posthumously promoted him to sgt.. >> my son would be so proud and i have never been prouder to be somewhere. >> makes me proud to live in this town. rob: which is the leaves behind a wife and two kids. jillian: immigration enforcement in the spotlight on capitol hill today, republicans considering a bill to support ice days after several democrats proposed abolishing the agency. what is really going on at the border? >> you can forget the outrage

toward ice from a few weeks ago? >> look at ice. >> get rid of it, start over. >> ice has strayed so far from its mission and a terrorist organization of its own. >> reporter: house republicans figured out a way to make democrats calling for the evolution of ice squirm a little bit, a call for a vote on the democratic bill to illuminate ice, house majority leader kevin mccarthy, calling for a vote on nonbinding resolution. and a difficult vote, and reluctant to criticize the agency responsible for human and drug trafficking and border enforcement, clay higgins from louisiana drafted that resolution. >> the rhetoric has been rather heated and offensive to law

enforcement and calls for a unified statement, essentially states what most americans would concur with, and sovereign borders. >> reporter: is on the heels of a statement by us customs and border protection, the national guard deployment of the southwest border in mid april led to the arrest of 10,000 deportable aliens who entered the us from mexico turning back $3000 before they crossed into the us. jillian: thank you. >> after pressing vladimir putin on meddling on the election donald trump slams peter stzrok for trying to interfere with the will of the american people. >> so many people in the fbi our incredible people, what they are going through watching this guy, a total phony, a disgrace to our

country, disgrace to the fbi, a disgrace. >> lawmakers have no plans for lisa a page to testify publicly. the former fbi lawyer appearing before lawmakers for a second closed-door session monday. jillian: the freedom caucus demanding the doj investigate rod rosenstein over chilling threats, mike meadows and jim jordan say the atty. gen. investigating them, in the russia collusion probe, fox news has learned there is a house resolution in the works to impeach rosenstein. >> house ways and means committee chair kevin brady in attendance, one of the driving forces behind the first bill, this makes tax cuts permanent and drive economic growth to 3%

or 4%, possible for that to be passed. jillian: voters in alabama head to the polls to decide who gets to run for a calmly contested house seat. martha robbie looking to overcome a primary challenge from bobby bright in a runoff election. robbie is seeking a fifth term. both donald trump and vp mike pence have endorsed robbie. rob: bryce harper blasting his way to a home run in front of the hometown crowd in washington. >> there it is, centerfield and bryce harper has thrown it in the air. >> reporter: smashing 19 homers when his dad pitched to him. the company in the final

seconds. rob: you can catch the all-star game, the national and american league at 8:00 eastern, dog days of summer. jillian: i will be asleep for that, let me know how it is. rob: terrifying video showing the moment a lava bomb explodes on a boat packed with tourists, molten rock raining down on top of them. the sightseeing company may face charges. jillian: first kim jong un, vladimir putin, is bashar al-assad next were face-to-face with donald trump. our next guest says don't hold your breath. ♪

>> productive dialogue is not only good for the united states

and good for russia but it is good for the world. our relationship has never been worse than it is now. however, that changed as of about four hours ago. rob: donald trump wrapping up the high-stakes summit with vladimir putin in finland assuring the world a better relationship with the country moving forward. jillian: forest after a drama foreign relations committee, thank you for joining us this morning. what were your take aways? >> it is good the president is talking to vladimir putin. the relationship is not very good, this conversation should be happening. the president made some mistakes in finding moral equivalence with russia in appearing to deny the -- that rush interfered with the election. the president needs to address that mistake and move on to more

constructive dialogue. rob: even some of the present's biggest defenders came out strongly against him for that mistake yesterday. a lot of space between what democrats and the left are saying which is very explosively critical and what his colleagues in the republican party are saying. >> the president on the one hand can say there was no collusion and i won fair and square in 2016 but we are upset russia was trying to interfere in our election and won't let it happen again. a clear message from him saying that would go a long way, this is a real problem. jillian: what is next? what happens now? >> great question. we were talking about the meeting with bashar al-assad. that is not likely because bashar al-assad can't everything and donald trump has a technique

of wanting to talk to the person who can deliver a solution to a problem, why he talked to kim jong un and wanted to talk to vladimir putin, he will look for the next person who can help them solve the problem and it will not be bashar al-assad. in the middle east peace process or something like this. >> a former kgb agent accused of killing people who are critical of him, he is no stranger to lies and deceit which makes it tricky to pin him down on anything. there are accusations from washington this intermediate-range nuclear forces treaty, that they are testing missiles they shouldn't be testing and russia but when you try to pin him down on anything he lies. what do you do when somebody can just say anything they once, you can't hold them to their word how do you make any progress? >> it is my personal view that donald trump's attempt to sweettalk vladimir putin is not going to work.

this is a man who is essentially a mob boss, he only understands power. you have to punch in the face or kick him in the knee. he will react to that better than he will do some unworthy praise you give him. >> were you surprised yesterday to see what appeared to be what we don't know what happens behind closed doors, we don't know how tough the president was behind closed doors but were you surprised to see the lack of toughness when it was public? >> i think donald trump when he looks back at this if he is being honest with himself will realize this didn't go well for him. that doesn't mean he can't recover and take steps that are constructive for our country and good for him. i think he has learned lessons in the past. 's first trip to europe he didn't do well with our allies, the next repeated better. he goes back-and-forth a little

bit. on this one he will look back and realize he could have done this better and been tougher and more successful. >> appreciate your time this morning. >> 18 after the hour, amazon prime day derailed by glitch. instead of deals most people got a sorry something went wrong message, that is terrible. >> the debacle sparking online fury. that means carly is here with that next. know what? no, what? i just switched to geico... ...and got more. more? got a company i can trust. that's a heck of a lot more. over 75 years of great savings and service. you can't argue with more. why would ya? geico expect great savings and a whole lot more.

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by a tourist on board. [screaming] rob: passengers screaming as the lava pierced the roof of the boat which is named hotshot. 23 people were hurt, one of them seriously, this is the whole left behind i the basketball sized molten rock. an investigation underway to determine how close that boat got to the lava flow. charges could be possible if they did not get approval from the coast guard. the kilauea volcano has been erupting since may forming a new island off the coast of hawaii. jillian: mandatory evacuations, a wildfire near use of the national park explodes overnight, the raging ferguson fire doubling in size after claiming the life of a firefighter, 32-year-old braden

varney died saturday when battling the in sarno, leaving behind a wife and two children. jillian: reaction to the sitdown with vladimir putin. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with how donald trump is firing back. >> he is receiving a major tongue lashing even from his closest republican allies, south carolina sen. lindsey graham calling it a missed opportunity to hold russia accountable for the 2016 election hacking and also this from arizona sen. john mccain who called one of the most disgraceful performances by an american president in memory. the president taking the to twitter to defend himself, saying as i said stand many times before i have great confidence in my intelligence people, i also recognize in order to build a brighter future we cannot exclusively focus on the past. is the world's two largest nuclear powers we must get

along. supporters are trying to find the silver lining. pam says yes, why not? at least try to get to know each other. find common ground and builds. sherry says so glad donald trump distinguished that he trusts his intelligence people, not the previous administration. kim is criticizing him, she says that is not what you said on the world stage, on twitter and in interviews and as all this is going on on social media, hashtag impeach tag and treason trending in response to the press conference. rob: a lot of overreaction yesterday. let's talk about amazon prime. >> a rough start on amazon prime day. sometimes when shopping for deal they were hit with glitches, they couldn't check out, some of

them complained it was because there were so many people flooding the website to score those major deals with amazon said they worked to fix the issue so everything is up and running. people complained on social media. i can see where the button is. please raise your hand if you feel personally victimized by the prime day crash and another twitter user says you can't hype up prime day for two weeks and have your website crash. they put a lot of money into the promotion but hopefully people will be getting their amazon prime day stuff pretty soon and be happy with their purchases. that is the story for great coverage.

a bit of a problem. jillian: let's end with this very bad dog. cape may, new jersey police officers posted this mug shot of a dog that ran away, so cute right here. they later updated the post saying their owner has been identified and he has been released on bail. barbara chimed in, having a very rough night. look at him. rob: smiling in the mug shot. >> i love his little pause and legs. jillian: donald trump calling his summit with vladimir putin a success. the left and mainstream media -- >> russians must be celebrating. >> never seen an american president simply surrendered to the leader of russia, you should call this the surrender summit. jillian: a lot of people were critical but the left went to a bit of an extreme, our political panel is on deck coming up next.

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>> a second historic summit in the books, donald trump slamming the mueller program vladimir putin admitting he wanted hillary clinton to lose in 2016. both leaders deny there was any collusion. >> the probe is a disaster for our country. it has kept us apart, kept us separated. there was no collusion at all. everybody knows it. >> what happens next? joining me to debate is liberal analyst kathy thank you for joining us. let's start with what happened yesterday. we are still hearing the conversation there has been no collusion.

where does it end? >> i don't think it will end. there are people against the president. there is nothing he can do to satisfy everybody. people want to be against him. as far as they are concerned, they want him to leave office was the time for our country to come together, we will never be 100% a moving nation if we don't work together. donald trump has done great things by meeting with vladimir putin but people in north korea, bringing people together. and on the same page, let the partisan drama aside and move the country forward. we are as we to leading powers with nuclear weapons and he made that step yesterday in helsinki. jillian: are we able to move on from the collusion narrative when we haven't seen evidence so

far and don't know that we will? >> our intelligence community seems to think there is some collusion going on. just is one of our biggest adversaries in the world thinks there is no collusion. >> there hasn't been evidence. >> the investigation is still going on, just because vladimir putin says there is no evidence doesn't mean we should believe that guy. this is been very partisan. the republicans and democrats giving together saying this is a bad summit. >> it is phenomenal, vladimir putin has offered to bring our analysts there to work together with data and information. if you are doing something wrong you don't do things like this.

and offered our investigation over there. it is trustworthy. it is not about what you think he is trustworthy or not but working together to get a solution done, to move forward and make things happen. we can't move forward in america to get together. >> a lot of people were very critical about what went down about what donald trump had to say after two hours sitdown with vladimir putin, newt gingrich was tough on him saying he must clarify what he was saying and helsinki but let's listen to a lot of people had to say because this was pretty extreme. >> the most disgraceful performance by an american president at his summit in front of a russian leader that i have

ever seen. >> the russians must be celebrating. >> i have never seen an american president simply surrendered to the leader of russia, you should call this the surrender summit. >> i saw someone on another network appeared to be nearly in tears saying it is a sad day for america. are they being dramatic about this? >> we don't need to cry about this but the republicans are coming out just as angry with mccain and paul ryan and john kasich saying the same thing. i don't think ryan but equally as upset. jillian: i didn't say both sides were pretty critical and hard to deny that because that is what happened, both sides were critical. >> absolutely right. the reality, the fact is he is president of the united states, doesn't matter regarding the senator or congressman, he is the president of the united states, no one has the information he has.

we don't know what he has on his desk at his disposal. that is the realities roof and that is what it comes down to. he is working to bring our countries together, we cannot move forward and everyone should want us to move forward. between russia and america we are the most powerful in terms of nuclear weapons and have capabilities, we should love to work with russia, not to fight and be against russia but be on the same page, he's going to russia, no one talks about that, he will be there to discuss denuclearization and china. this is what we have to look at. we should be enthusiastic and went to stop the nonsense and drama back and forth to get things done, to let go of political partisan divide, have to get things done and the left will never be satisfied. jillian: we don't know what happened in that meeting. wait and see if we hear more.

rob: vladimir putin, a nerve agent used in an attack in the uk may have been hidden in a perfume bottle, the brother of one of the victims claimed to become critically ill when he picked up a contaminated bottle in england, his girlfriend was killed. police do not think the couple was targeted. they are investigating whether the poison was linked to an attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in march. police officers shoot through their windshield to start murder suspects. the intense chase cost on camera. [gunshots] rob: that is unbelievable like a scene out of the movie. police officers weaving through traffic chasing that stolen is you view, the convicted felon firing 34 shots at the officers

after allegedly killing a man at a car wash. one suspect was killed in the shootout, the other under arrest was the officers being praised for their heroic takedown, unbelievable video. reuniting illegal families takes center stage on the hill, senate judiciary chairman chuck grassley and officials from dhs and hhs are expected to host a briefing on the trumpet ministration its efforts to bring migrant families back together after a judge ruled deportations of reunited migrant families. the aclu argued parents need up to a week to determine whether they want to apply for asylum. donald trump slamming the liberal media's coverage of his words at the nato summit. >> nato is wonderful but it helps europe a lot more than it helps us and we are paying for 90% of it. the media said that i was very

tough and nasty to foreign leaders and i really wasn't at all but i did say you have to pay up. rob: trying to get more money into nato, forcing nato leaders to boost their spending on military defense and that number has gone up dramatically. jillian: 38 minutes after the hour, the future of the democratic party sparking outrage for taking aim at israel. >> you used the term the occupation of palestine. >> what i meant is the settlement, where palestinians are facing difficulty. jillian: is this a sign the left should back off the glowing endorsement? tell us what you think on social media. why you don't try to beat a drawbridge. a woman falls through an opening. we are coming right back.

rob: lawmakers grilling social media networks over political bias and censorship. the house judiciary committee hearing called facebook, google and twitter examining content practices of social media giant. top executives by facebook, youtube and twitter on the pale, diamond and silk accused facebook of censoring their own content will join us at 5:40 eastern to weigh in ahead of that hearing today. jillian: facebook turning a blind eye to children, and undercover investigation found employees pretend not to notice users under the age of 13, violent or racist posts stay for days when they should be dealt with within 24 hours was the

investigation claims one of facebook's earliest investors, the moneymaking crack cocaine. >> airlines putting the squeeze on seeds, but the bathrooms. jillian: here to explain. >> reporter: airlines want to cram as many seats as they can, not making them smaller and bathrooms getting smaller as well. the federation administration working on something, the reauthorization bill working its way through congress to set a standard, and talking about the bathrooms they are making, these retrofitted planes they are in smaller bathrooms for next row of seats. they went to cram, make us uncomfortable and charge us what

they will. rob: you don't have to go to the bathroom on a plane. there is a little bag right behind you, use that and hands it to the stewardess. >> we will remember that for next time. rob: who can fit into an airplane bathroom? jillian: i have nothing to say to that. those commercials have another deal. >> i hop has gotten over its identity crisis, summit:00 to 8:00, they get pancakes, this is all to celebrate the 60th anniversary of ihop. still not over it. jillian: thank you. 15 minutes until the top of the

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>> the democratic party in california turning its back on democratic sen. dianne feinstein endorsing her opponent, the much more liberal kevin deleon. is this an indicator where the democratic party is headed? thanks for coming gone. he is the new guy, much more left than dianne feinstein, she

smoked him in the primary but the top two move on to the election, it will be them in november again and even though she won in the primary he got the endorsement. what do you make of it? >> the democratic party is shifting to the left, no doubt about that but like republicans abandoning the establishment, lifelong politicians, dianne feinstein was elected to the senate when i was 3 years old and people in both parties had it but a bigger trend in the democratic party, younger voters think that we need to go towards socialism and europe but they didn't mention venezuela or greece and italy. they think that is the model of the future. this message of socialism might work in new york but won't work in pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin and ohio where trump is gaining ground.

of their message is let's go towards europe and socialism they won't make the ground in trump country, that is a problem long-term. rob: their agenda wildly impractical when you think about it. let's hear from kevin deleon on what democrats want according to him. >> i believe strongly it is time to assure a new generation of leadership, to have a debate, long overdue, 25 years overdue. rob: we saw this in new york, cortez made the big win and she has run into a couple trip ups. the far left wing believes in free college, free healthcare for everybody, dramatically expensive things in a country this big when talking 350 million people. just because something works in norway or the baltics doesn't mean it will work here. >> absolutely it won't and it hasn't and if you look at the healthcare system in england that hasn't gone well for them

either. the issue is america is the center for innovation, when you look at these industries in europe, without american innovating we wouldn't have the man's from a political question i don't think america is there. if you look at how trump's path to victory in 2016, and if you look at how people in middle america feel they don't want to be taxed at a higher rate to subsidize services for the coasts for hard-working americans. they want to know if free markets overall, and if you look at the economy democrats socializing the economy, 3.8% unemployment i don't think that is going to work. rob: a great point about capitalism and innovation, let's talk about donald trump raising $90 million for 2020, still two

years out. >> he started for america, primaries usa supporting him. this is america first pack, they outraised the two groups in their first two years. the prolific fundraising, donald trump at the campaign, at record-setting levels, $33 million cash on hand. when you look at the blue wave that is supposedly coming in the fall there will be a lot of money from pro-trump organization starting out trump people, the strategy is turned people out who wouldn't normally vote in off year elections who support the president and that will really help in states like pennsylvania where democrats are trying to flip a lot of seats where the president is relatively popular. rob: we will see how it turns out. thank you so much. >> after attempts to interfere in the presidential election

russian pres. vladimir putin appears to justify the hacking of the democratic national committee because it exposed dnc corruption. >> false information planted, no it wasn't. there is nothing false about it, democratic leadership admitted it. >> the american intelligence committee concluded the russian government did attempt to middle in the election. young democratic socialist alexandria cortez sparking outrage for attacking israel. candidate struggling to defend comments calling them, quote, occupiers of palestine. >> you used the term the occupation of palestine. >> what i meant is the settlement where palestinians are experiencing difficulties.

>> can you expand on that? >> i'm not the expert on geopolitics. >> of it tough to watch. we want to know if this is a final left should back off their glowing endorsement? send your comments on facebook, twitter and instagram and you can share them throughout the show. rob: the good, the bad and the ugly. >> we left off, the newest driver. what does the future hold? let's just say we have a few ideas. >> the brewery using artificial intelligence to make your beer taste better using sensors and analyze the flavors, that is cool. jillian: a gas station in orlando, a man sent flying off the hood of a car, his wife was acting in self-defense and thrown off the car, wasn't

seriously hurt. >> trying to beat a drawbridge on her bike, this was not her moment. the watergate, lights flashing and she falls through the cracks. she was pulled out and taken to the hospital, just bruised up. jillian: what happens when you get to the stop? the war on cops escalating. an officer beaten with roxanne shot dead with his own gun. what is to blame for the savage attacks on police, law enforcement panel sheds light on the growing problem. rob: why are evangelists franklin graham's religious ads being ripped off of buses? that in the next hour of "fox and friends first".

>> the probe is a disaster for our country. there was no collusion at all. everybody knows it. jillian: it is tuesday, july 17th, donald trump calling out the mueller probe the same day he meets with lanagan. rob: taking heat from both parties after the historic summit, we have fool analysis. jillian: putting their mouths with their noses are. rob: republicans making some democrats nervous just before the midterms. jillian: middle school he racing the name of the civil war