>> 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 general.

rob: we will tell you who's name is replacing it. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ 12:30 ♪ but i don't care ♪ it is 5:00 somewhere ♪ rob: time to start drinking. jillian: that is what it is time to do. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" tuesday morning. jillian: thank you for starting your day with us. donald trump back to us in washington after his intense sitdown with vladimir putin. rob: the president calling the summit a win with both sides agreeing the russia probe is driving a wedge between our nations. jillian: griff jenkins live with more on the reaction that

continues to pour in. >> the president coming back to harsh criticism and condemnation from republicans and democrats alike, standing firm between the assessment on russian interference. and suggesting vladimir putin may have dirt on the president. >> what could cause donald trump to put the interests of russia over those of the united states. the only possible explanation for this dangerous behavior is the possibility that vladimir putin holds damaging information over donald trump. >> reporter: before that the president was reacting over twitter, great confidence in my intelligence people but i also recognize to build a brighter future on the path as the largest nuclear powers, we must get a long business interview

with hannity and more insight into his frustration over the focus of the russia probe. >> there was no collusion whatsoever. i guess he said it as strongly as you can say it. we are talking nuclear proliferation, syria and humanitarian aid and different things on the witchhunt. >> in an interview with chris wallace vladimir putin suggested the investigation is driving a wedge between the two countries. >> it doesn't make the relationship between russia and the united states holding hostage with the political struggle. it is clear to me this is an internal political struggle and nothing to be proud of for american democracy. >> not the homecoming the president would have liked, we will see if we hear more later

on. jillian: we are watching and listening. >> the president taking criticism from all sides with democrats going farther quick to call out collusion once again. jillian: molly hemingway from the federalist points out collusion and election meddling are not the same thing. >> a year and a half the media and intelligence community completely conflate the issue of russian meddling with this theory of treasonous collusion to steal an election that belonged to hillary clinton. that cause real damage to the trump administration, it caused damage before he was inaugurated and sidelined to the atty. gen. the department of justice is not run by his atty. gen. and many problems and people are trying to pretend they didn't conflate

those issues. it is true that donald trump has trouble separating those issues but has trouble because he is the victimized the year and a half by people who are unable to separate them. rob: meddling and collusion. the mueller investigation approaching $20 million in costs to the american taxpayer. jillian: a massive manhunt for a suspect who shot a cop and sped away. the suspect was driving a blue toyota corolla when deputy jordan cheryl pulled him over, the suspect shooting cheryl. the deputy needed surgery. and information leading to an arrest. a man accused of murdering a cop with his own gun could face a judge today. massachusetts officer michael chestnut was responding to a colony manual lopez grabbed his gun and shot him in the head. he is accused of killing a bystander. lopez was expected to be arraigned on monday but still in the hospital.

thousands honoring officer chetna at a visual as he was posthumously promoted to sergeant. >> my son would be so proud. i have never been prouder. >> you should be proud to live in this town. >> reporter: chesnut leaves behind a wife and two kids. rob: immigration enforcement in the spotlight on capitol hill, house republicans considering a bill to support ice days after democrats proposed abolishing the immigration agency. todd pyro joins us live as we learn about what is happening at the border. >> reporter: who can forget the liberal left outrage toward ice from a few weeks ago. >> look at ice. what a group of incompetents. >> get rid of it, start over.

>> ice has strayed so far from the mission, and organization of it done. rob: house republicans figured out a way to make democrats calling for the evolution of ice squirm a little bit after threatening to call for a vote undemocratic deal to a lemonade ice house majority leader kevin mccarthy said he would call for a vote on a nonbinding resolution, the goal is to force vulnerable democrats to take a difficult vote with those in swing districts to criticize the agency. and drug trafficking and border enforcement. clay higgins from louisiana drafted this resolution. >> some of the language and rhetoric has been rather heated from colleagues across the aisle and it is often served to law enforcement and calls for a unified statement from a conservative. essentially most americans

concur with supporting law enforcement where we are a nation of sovereign borders. rob: this is on the heels of a statement by us customs and border protection the national guard deployment to the southwest border in mid april led to the arrest of 10,000 deportable aliens entering the us from mexico and turned back $3000 before they crossed into the country. hours after pressing vladimir putin on meddling in the 2016 election donald trump slammed peter stzrok for trying to interfere with the will of the american people. >> these are incredible people. what they have gone through watching this guy, a total phony, disgrace to our country, he is a disgrace to the great fbi, disgrace. rob: the pres.'s comments come of lawmakers say they have no plans for lisa page to testify

publicly. appearing before lawmakers for a second closed-door session. jillian: the freedom caucus demanding the doj investigate rod rosenstein over chilling threats. cinemark meadows and jim jordan say the deputy attorney general warned over document requests in the russia collusion probe. the doj denies the claims, fox news led the house resolution, to impeach rosenstein. rob: donald trump meeting to discuss tax reform 2.0, house ways and means committee chair kevin brady will be in attendance, a driving force behind the first bill, the goal is to make those tax cuts permanent, a big dispute for democrats and drives economic growth 3% or 4%. to be passed before the november midterm elections. jillian: a major league baseball

player is a brand-new proud american. fernando rodney just became a us citizen after 19 years in the country, originally from the dominican republic. rob: he had to jump through some hoops to get the immigration hearing in miami. they let him leave sunday's came early to make his flight on time to get to that hearing. jillian: it is 10 minutes after the hour. caught on camera. the moment they love a bomb explodes on a boat packed with tourists, molten rock raining on top of them. the company may face charges. >> i thought pres. putin was very strong and at the end of this meeting we came to a lot of good conclusions. rob: donald trump under fire from pretty much everyone for his friendly approach to vladimir putin, but others have done the same. ronald reagan, hillary clinton had some success. why our next guest says donald

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defenders. rob: the director of the foreign policy center at the heritage foundation joins us to react. what did you make of yesterday? >> it was a very disappointing meeting between donald trump and vladimir putin. i felt donald trump missed a golden opportunity to hold pres. putin to account on the international stage. very unfortunate big issues pressing russia like their invasion of crimea, the fact that today marks the fourth anniversary of the shooting down of the malaysian airliner over ukraine where 298 people were killed or the fact that a few weeks ago a british citizen was killed in england because of russian nerve agents. i was disappointed by the summit. rob: a lot of people trying to analyze what happened. ben schapiro did a write up because i thought it was so good. the president hates the meddling story, he hates the collusion

story because it cast doubt on his ability to win the election, he couldn't have gotten this done without russia helping him. that is why he is so hesitant to believe our intelligence because it marginalizes him as a politician. do you agree? >> it is unfortunate for him but facts are facts and 17 us intelligence agencies say russia was meddling to some extent in the election. whether or not no one is saying votes were changed or anything but russia was getting involved in the electoral process. they do this in europe, they have done this for years, this is what they do and i think donald trump should have held vladimir putin to account on this issue and other issues in a more meaningful way. we don't know what was discussed behind closed doors but at the

press conference you didn't see the same donald trump it comes out fighting for america like we saw during the nato summit or the uk. we saw a different donald trump standing next to vladimir putin. jillian: it is fresh and everybody's minds. talk about in general how donald trump is being tough on russia? hard to backtrack a little bit from yesterday but in general how tough is he being compared to past pres.s. >> this is one of the puzzling aspects of yesterday and his poor performance. up to this point he has been the toughest president since ronald reagan against russia. he did things pres. obama refused to do like antitank and antiaircraft weapons. even with his legitimate complaining about europeans not spending enough on defense the part of money the us allocates cause european difference

initiative, he actually increased funding by 40% from the obama administration not to mention diplomats that have been expelled and oligarchs have been sanctions, he went into that meeting with vladimir putin with a strong hand to play and didn't play very well. >> i think he hates that meddling narratives. he was tough with germany and the pipeline, making nato stronger, arming ukraine, doing things that aren't pro russia. thank you for your time. >> 18 after the hour, a school taking aim at history nixing the name of a confederate gen. and replacing with an immigrant's instead. money being spent to make the change. >> you use the term the occupation of palestine. >> what i meant is the settlement where palestinians are facing difficulty. >> he has been painted as the future of the democratic party

sparking outrage for taking aim at israel. is this a sign that the left need to watch the glowing endorsement and maybe back off, sharing your comments on this one. ♪ until her laptop crashed this morning. her salon was booked for weeks, having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. right now, buy one hp ink and get a second at 30% off at office depot officemax

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jillian: in democratic socialists alexandria cortez sparking outrage for attacking israel. the new york congressional candidate struggling to defend her comments calling them, quote, occupiers of palestine. >> you use the term the occupation of palestine. >> what i meant is the settlement where palestinians are experiencing difficulty. >> can you expand on that? >> i'm not the expert on geopolitics on this issue. jillian: earlier we asked if this is the final left should back off of the glowing endorsement and you seem to feel the same way. andrea says the left loves her, she treasures israel but so has john kerry and many other leaders in the democratic party, they don't support israel and haven't for a long time. on instagram, if it is a sign she has no clue what she is talking about. mike on facebook says just showing her uninformed

ignorance. rob: crime day disaster. jillian: tracy carrasco with our amazon's version of black friday fell flat. >> reporter: thanks to a website glitch, shoppers had a tough time as prime day got underway yesterday afternoon, many experiencing outages, couldn't place their order but met with an error page, amazon standard error page. amazon said they are working on the problem. they also said customers order more items compared to the first hour last year this year so there were a lot of people shopping. there were issues yesterday, prime day goes on until the end of today. rob: i think i did -- >> you probably did. they are offering prime day discounts to people.

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jillian: fox news alert, manhunt for the suspect that shot north carolina deputy just days after a horrific and deadly attack on a massachusetts policeman, attacked with a rock and shot dead with his own gun. the number of officers killed in the line of duty skyrocketing to 30 this year alone. law enforcement panel is here to weigh in. sgt. joey in petri and former boston police commissioner davis. thank you for joining us. sad under these circumstances. look at these numbers. july 15, 2018, there have been 30 officers killed in the line of duty compared to 35 total in 2017. the numbers are hard to look at. why do you think this is?

>> misinformation, people spew hate and people are misinformed and don't know the truth. chicago, the firearm in the waistband, officers were justified in shooting and it makes no sense. the guy have a firearm with magazines, they should be able to do that without repercussions. jillian: do you think the fact social media is the way we live nowadays there are pictures everywhere, videos everywhere is that adding to this? >> no question that is fueling the fire but i agree with what joey said. you have police officers we trained to respond in a certain way and people are protesting this. jillian: in any occupation you will have a few bad apples but for the most part police

officers are there to protect us and the community. why do you see this being such a problem? >> i am in chicago right now but i am from new york and four days on a hunger strike praying for peace to take place because there is such a breakdown right now how people view police, a lot of the african-american communities because of things that have taken place, but it is sad to see this happening, such distrust, people are scared, feel they are not going to get arrested, they have to fear for their lives and i hope, i hope people can see this is not the answer, to gun it out or attempt to fight a cop, to hear this violence breaks my heart, it really does.

jillian: how long will you be on this hunger strike? >> i am praying right now, four days without food, it lasted 60 days before going into a coma. we will do our best. i see no end until i see a week of peace in chicago and every day we are talking to shooters on the street to resolve these issues and let them know, stop shooting each other and try to build relationships between them and the police force. jillian: you targeted something i want to get to, building relationships. how do we change the narrative and build the relationships between law enforcement and the community? >> a very big push all over the united states, going back to people not trusting police i don't trust that, don't buy into it. people use that excuse every day, don't trust the police.

show respect, respect is given you get respect back. nowadays officers are very afraid to use physical force against anybody. this gentleman gets beaten with a rock, afraid of being a statistic, that is hurting police officers. >> the important people remember officers are there to protect us. how do we make people realize that. >> we have to reiterate it is vitally important people understand there are individuals we run into over and over again who are violent am experiencing mental health problems and we are asked to take care of problems that should be handled by a different part of the government. they are doing the best they can to protect people. a woman named fear animus was

murdered, 77 years old, ofc. chesnut did an incredible job protecting his community. we couldn't protect that woman and this is a failure of our mental health system, criminal justice system and our officers are paying the ultimate price. jillian: thank you for being there to do good and protect your community, thank you for being here. rob: reuniting illegal families taking center stage on the hill today, chuck grassley and officials from dhs and hhs hosting a briefing on the trump administration's latest efforts between migrant families back together. this after a judge, deportations reunited migrant families, the aclu argued parents need a week to determine if they want to apply for asylum. chaos and panic, a lava bomb as it was called crashes onto a boat in hawaii, a tourist onboard.

[screaming] rob: lava pieced the roof of that boat, 23 people were hurt, one of them seriously hurt and you can see here there is the whole that was left behind every molten rock the size of a basketball came through. and investigation determining how close the boat got to the lava flow, criminal charges could be possible if there was no approval from the coast guard. the kilauea volcano has been erupting since may, lava forming a new island off the coast of hawaii. janice dean live in the studio. how are you?

>> did you miss -- let's take a look at current temperatures. it is summertime across much of the country, really humid, 78 in new york, hotter than that, humidity, we did get a break from the humidity, a cold front moving through but because it is on the move we will see potential for heavy rain, flooding rainfall, large hail, damaging wind and an isolated tornado. this is a situation where we see potential for severe storms, new york to new jersey towards maine, the threat for severe storms this afternoon and this evening, the damaging winds, don't think we will see a lot of tornadoes. the forecast, heat index across the south very warm today in the hundreds is what it will feel like. forecast for the rest of the country very summerlike across much of the country but we will be watching for showers and thunderstorms across the northeast. a rumble of thunder possible.

rob: you were in canada. >> we went to lake george for half of that. i highly recommend it, one of the jewels of the country, beautiful. rob: in about a month. >> went to bring my kids? rob: thank you. thanks so much. good to have you back. jillian: 37 after the are, social media in the hot seat, house lawmakers grilling facebook, alphabet and twitter for political bias and censorship. it is being deliberately silent, they join us next. rob: the shot that will make your morning. ♪ were coming, a little bit of water, it really- it rocked our world.

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jillian: fired fbi director james comey criticizing donald trump for his summit with vladimir putin, this was the dan american president stood on foreign soil next to a murderous lying bug and refused to back his own country. patriot need to stand up and reject the behavior of this president as donald trump denied russian interference in the 2016 election. rob: dodging questions not once but twice when asked if the fbi has access to his party's hacked servers. >> have you given them access? >> you would have -- >> have you turned over the dnc servers? >> cooperated from day one. rob: tough questions he did no one to answer.

the indictment of 12 russian nationals including attacking the dnc's emails during the 2016 presidential election. the investigation continues. jillian: social media faces off against the committee today. and bias and censorship. rob: social media stars diamond and silk testified at the first of these which was back in april and they join us now. who better to talk about this? you are still being censored by facebook. >> absolutely. we i still being censored. people are not receiving our content. they like our page and go back, and it will come up and even when they search, we are not

coming up on the search for some people, still being censored by facebook. >> mark zuckerberg apologized to us for an enforcement error but have not this so-called enforcement error. this is bias, intentional and deliberate. jillian: have you reached out to facebook again, thanks for the apology but still being censored? >> we have been corresponding with them for the last two months only to get back that after their investigation they don't see anything technically wrong. that is how we know this is deliberate and malicious. rob: you testified, expecting a better outcome this time. >> expect to lie to congress and contradict themselves.

how they do censor. not just diamond and silk but more conservative and it must stop and these people will try to be dictators of the world. >> i wonder if they are put on hold like diamond and silk. we put joint tech companies under oath censoring conservative voices? rob: how should social media be handled? >> congress has to step in. i'm not for big government but when it comes to this, need to start finding these people big-money when they censor conservative voices or anyone is what i see. also, and social media giants should not pay anyone in congress any money to testify before them. rob: everyone is trying to get rid of hate speech and monitor hate speech and a big push from the left to put anything they don't agree with into that

category and it is like being silenced, a tool that has been used in the past by horrible governments to get rid of criticism and getting their own way to force their own agenda. what do you think? >> it is called censorship. and the arbitrator of truth. and dictate what other people say and cannot say. a lot of them on the left. they get millions of views but the flag or something patriotic, if i'm talking about the president of the united states and the amazing job usually they don't like that so that won't be an issue, we have a problem with that. jillian: thank you for joining us, see what happens today. rob: an incredible show last night at 6:00.

chris wallace praised from both sides for his 1-on-1 interview with vladimir putin. >> all of us, pretty sure donald trump has plenty. jillian: he did a fantastic job and carly shimkus is here with the reaction that is pouring online. let's check in with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> i love that chris wallace interview. robin and jill, texas congressman louis goehmert joining us along with judge janine talking about the latest on the russia investigation following yesterday's summit in helsinki and the media's also barrett cohen tricked multiple lawmakers supporting a fake program. actively putting guns in the hands of preschool but congressman matt gates didn't

fall for it. >> the house of representatives, outlined by common sense proposal. >> you want me to say on television i support that? >> yes. >> didn't take the bait. the exchange with the congressman himself coming up on "fox and friends" which kicks off 13 minutes from now. jillian: we will be watching and i will see you coming right back. overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com.

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rob: some schools turning to pepper spray to defend against

shooters, $25,000 threat extinguisher. the high-powered canisters locked up like fire extinguishers throughout the school send messages to authorities when they are open. >> history gets erased at a school named after confederate gen. the school board voting to rename stonewall jackson middle school. it will be named after john fish way, a former student and son of immigrant parents who became an executive of a railway. it will cost $170 to replace the basketball court uniforms. rob: chris wallace getting praise for asking russian pres. vladimir putin this very tough question. >> why is it so many people who are enemies of vladimir putin are attacked? >> any of us have political rivals. >> they don't end up dead.

jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115, good morning. >> equal parts intense and compelling and covered a wide range of topics. at one point he tried to hand vladimir putin the indictment of the russian intelligence officers and didn't want to touch it, he laughed at it and told him to put it on a side table, chris wallace putting vladimir putin in a place he is not used to being in. a lot of folks responded on facebook, david on twitter says chris wallace was the right person to interview vladimir putin. pete on twitter says that was extraordinary, any journalist claiming to be brave should watch. and on twitter, i got the impression he is not used to getting asked hard questions was another thing chris said after the interview was one of the

hardest part was vladimir putin gives long-winded answers and we have to try to combine questions on the fly to get everything. >> used to statement media, asking somebody why your critic end up dead while you are criticizing him. >> holding him accountable to the highest level. this bus company. >> a transportation company removed ads promoting franklin graham's upcoming religious festival after people in the community complained. the managing director saying the removal of these as a result of us listening and exiting on feedback which we aim to do at all times. it is a proud supporter of the lgbt community center no we did we intend to cause any distress or upset. that is what they did. franklin graham responded i am sorry, i can assure you tens of

thousands of people are searching for hope. a lot of christians in the us and uk responding to this was melanie's is unbelievable, the rules have changed so much. another twitter user saying that is sad and carolyn shiny and saying what has happened to england, wake up. jillian: one mile-per-hour in a 30 zone. >> slow commuters are the worst but a police officer let one resident get away with a serious traffic violation. >> he snapped at me. i don't know what his deal is. come on, got places to be. >> the outrage. brian says at least he is not in

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rob: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a marine veteran making second trek across america for pdsd. he says he was inspired by his brother's mental health issues. >> we need to get out and talk to each other. veterans need to talk to veterans. we understand each other. rob: absolutely. is he expected to lead that journey in new jersey in september. jillian: next the bad police posting pug shot of a monopoly leave home. spotted wandering through neighbor's yard. his neighbor posted bail in the form of cookies and took it home. rob: ihome. rob: is he a cutie. are a walking out the front door with painting under the arm. facebook. the art has been returned.

you can buy artwork all the wall. i don't know if that was the case. obviously this person did not buy it she thought you know what? who is going to say anything to me. i'm going to do it. jillian: she has been caught. thanks for watching. have a good day. >> it was a good meeting. we discussed so many things. including nuclear. including war and peace. we really came to a lot of good conclusions. >> the president is facing harsh criticism from both parties following his talks with putin. >> he should have marched in, put the indictment on the table, and demanded justice. >> i have here the indictment that was presented. may i give this to you to look at, sir? >> lisa page has appeared to two house committees to deliver further testimony about her behavior at the fbi over the last couple of years. >> democrat and republicans are divided. >> in many cases she admits that the text messages mean