harrison ford. jillian: finally the ugly tortilla chips being blamed for a fire at tortilla factory. contained to the outside of the building and trash cans. we can't guarantee how many were damaged wil. rob: dee snydedeedesnyder is cop with the big show. >> despite the outrage following the helsinki summit president trump says he is ready now for round 2. >> very important for these people to talk. and i admire the president for doing that. >> anti-trump hysteria is even worse. >> this president is very happy making himself a client of vladimir putin. >> he is aiding and abetting the enemy. >> this administration has been relentless in its efforts to deter russia from its bad behavior. we inherited a situation where russia was running all over the united states. >> nobody else did what i

have done. obama didn't do it. obama was a patsy for the russians. >> president trump signing aexecutive order create 500,000 jobs. >> shouted down by ladies of "the view." >> i have never seen somebody whip up such hate. >> all hell broke loose. i literally was thrown off the set. >> it didn't end there. ♪ i know what you want ♪ you want what we got. ♪ i know what you want. >> that is dee snidder singing. the reason we are playinged it is because is he our featured singer for the all america concert series brought to you by our friends at keurig the coffee that keeps you going. ainsley: pete is here for brian. we are waking up with

serious news we need to tell you about. take a look at these powerful waves blamed for overturning boat and sending it to the bottom of the lake. steve: 11 confirmed dead near branson, missouri and others missing at this hour. pete: todd piro. will. todd: steve, ainsley and pete night fall put an end to the for the search fors the missing. the national transportation safety board saying its investigators will arrive on board shortly. the boat called ride the duck capsized and then sank. a severe thunderstorm warning for the area which like you said is near branson, missouri, with winds expected to reach 60 miles per hour. dead and missing, seven people taken to the hospital with at least two of them still in critical condition. witnesses describe the

chaotic scene. all of a sudden we see all the staff running back and forth with life jackets and aeds to try to figure out where this is. the workers actually went into the water and also another civilian, i believe, went into the water and helped bring them up. >> duck boats known for ability to travel on land and water have been involved in other deadly incidents, including one in seattle in 2015 when five college students were killed when one collided with a bus in 2016. when a duck boat ran over 28-year-old woman. not to mention one in 1999 that killed 13 people when a boat sank. originally used by the myrtle in world war ii but later modified for use as site seeing vehicles there were life jackets on board. ainsley: whether or not they were wearing them. if you have kids and going

out in the water please put them on. steve: always. in addition tout fact that on board they did have the life jackets. apparently there was a sheriff's deputy on board at the time who helped with the rescue. but i think it just came up so fast because according to the national weather service wee will warnings out at the time. as soon as sunrise happens they will resume the search. ainsley: that was on the news. we were getting fox news alerts my phone go get digging and also when this happened. word there was a tweet sent out by sarah huckabee sanders that our president has invited vladimir putin to come to the white house. steve: wait a minute, weren't they just together on monday. ainsley: three days ago. steve: holy cow. pete: here is the tweet. steve: in helsinki at @ of the united states working dialogue between two security counsel staff president trump asked ambassador john bolton the

national security guy to invite president putin to washington in the fall and those discussions are underway. the interesting part there is in the fall. the big question is will that be before the midterm elections? i bet yes. pete: i would bet so. a president who remains undeterred by the amount of criticism that has come his way. he certainly sound like that yesterday. president trump was on another network. had some -- president trump had some choice, not so veiled words to be said about donald trump recently. the president fired back yesterday, listen. >> look at the sanctions i have put on. look at the diplomats i threw out. look at all of the things that i have done, nobody else did what i have done. obama didn't do it. obama was a patsy for russia. he was a total patsy. look at the statement he made where he thought the mics were turned off, okay in the stupid statement he made. nobody makes a big deal about that. getting along with president putin. getting along with russia is a positive, not a negative.

now, with that being said, if that doesn't work out, i will be the worst enemy he has ever had. ainsley: he makes a great point. he said over and over and over. i was outraged about the russian meddling. yesterday we played a montage of him being outraged throughout the campaign and into his presidency. he said he didn't collude with russia. then he misspeaks and clarifies it and everybody goes wild. hypocrisy. the former president, when president obama leans over and says hold on. i will have more flexibility. that's blatant. where was the outrage then. pete: history has to matter. same president obama in the debate with mitt romney hey, the 80s wanted their foreign policy back. they dismissive of russia. now suddenly they are the strong ones. when you are weak and talk about flexibility. which president obama was. you look weak. when you are strong, which

president trump is, and talk about talking with other people you walk in with a strong hand. that's what people miss about this president in this conversation. steve: meanwhile ourselves mike pompeo had this to say about rush which has been interfering in elections for a really long time. >> the last few days have been frankly more heat than light. this administration has been strong in supporting the ukrainians, strong in making sure we are protec protected against russian in the world. somehow forget russian's undermining for decades now. gets confused those who want to make a partisan case out of this with respect to the mueller investigation, the president understands what russia did in our elections in 2016, and has empowered each of to us make sure it doesn't happen again in 2018 or 2020 elections here in the united states as well. steve: you know what will be very interesting is if the president sat down with putin and they had that

private meeting on monday of two hours. nobody know what is they said except the translator who everybody on capitol hill on the political left would love to talk to. new york stock exchange, if the president said to him president, have you got to stop with the meddling. and he shows up in october before the mid terms and still going on, what do you think the president would say then? pete: absolutely. steve: look, i thought we had a deal here. i thought you were going to stop it? it looks like if that were true, the president would have a little chip to play against mr. putin. look, you are not doing it i'm not going to go along with the ukraine, israel, syria, the plans we had made. maybe not so fast. pete: you know, russia invades ukraine under obama. they do nothing. trump sends heavy weapons there because ukraine really wants them. yet, he is playing. ainsley: are going to have geraldo and ivanka and judge jeanine pirro to react to what happened to her

yesterday. she has a book that came out on tuesday. she went on several shows to promote the book and talk about it and talk about her views. she was invited by "the view" to go on and sit with that panel and whoopi goldberg and judge jeanine pirro had an exchange. keep in mind she was a guest on their show and this is how she was treated. >> i'm 6 years old. there have been a lot of people in office that i didn't agree with. but i have never ever seen anything like this. i have never seen anybody whip up such hate. i have never seen anybody be so dismissive. here's my question for you. >> trump derangement. i will tell you what i have. >> okay. >> i'm tired of people starting a conversation with mexicans are liars and rapists. >> and you said. >> people shouldn't be here end up murdering the children of american citizens. what's horrible is we. >> the president of the united states. >> whips up people. >> to beat the hell out of

people. think about that. i'm done. steve: then, after the break, whoopi goldberg apologized essentially. >> to the crowd. steve: i don't lose my cool but apparently behind the scenes, judge pirro says it got really a lot worse. listen to this. here she is with hannity. >> i felt like i was less than dirt. i couldn't believe that i went there to have a conversation. i got thrown off the set. thrown out of the building and as i walked away, she is yelling at me get the f out of this building. sean, it's sad what these people have turned into is sad. what is happening. steve: i wonder if she is going to get invited back. pete: think about all the contentious topics that you guys host on the program all the time. people you that come on you cannot believe what's come out of their mouth. could you conceive of

treating someone how welcomed on your show that way. steve: if you invite someone on your show you -- ainsley: if you invite someone into your show you have to be polite. you can listen to conversation and have a cill conversation. continue to debate her walking out of the building that's something else. we will have her on to talk about it send us your comments. pete: crazy. ainsley: jillian has comments. jillian: there has been two police officers shot and rushed to the hospital. desperate calls for help were released moments ago. >> shots have been fired. i am down. i have been hit. left shoulder. he is not in custody at this time. he is constantly shooting with us with a shotgun. >> shots fired. [gunfire] jillian: the officers were following up on a call about a missing person when a man started shooting. one of the officers shot in

the shoulder. the other in the leg. they are okay. the suspect desdustin builderback is behind bars and expected to be charged with attempted murder. powerful and unexpected tornadoes ripped through iowa leveling homes and sending debris flying through the air. >> oh, no, no. no, no, no. >> oh, man. oh, come on. >> look at that video just into the newsroom. the storm brought down power lines, trees in three cities at least 17 people hurt. more incredible video shows winds toppling clock tower on top of a courthouse. twister throwing cars like toys and piling them on top of each other. yesterday we showed you this unbelievable video of a pipeline explosion right here in new york city. it turns out the steam was filled with asbestos. the blast leaving a crater in the middle of fifth avenue near the iconic flat

iron building, the explosion seriously injuring a firefighter. 10 others also hurt. no one knows yet why that pipeline exploded. cleanup will take days. a sick display outside the office of democratic congresswoman maxine waters in los angeles. the american flag up in flames and being stomped on. [chanting] >> that demonstration was supposed to be a counter protest against a far right group but that group never showed up. that's a look at your headlines. screaming america was never great. unreal. steve: what was that plant in the middle? any idea? ainsley: we had our own ideas but not sure. pete: theories but no idea. steve: first became a sanctuary for illegals, now san francisco is letting certain illegals vote in elections. >> difficult national political context for immigrant communities but this san francisco we are modeling what we know it is

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>> we are in the midst of a difficult national political context for immigrant communities. but in san francisco, we are modeling what we know it is right. steve: but is it right? here to discuss is executive director of the hispanic society and host of the chris salcido radio show chris salcido joins us from dallas. chris, the way it works is if you are over 18 years old and you have a child in the schools, under 19, and you are in the country illegally, you will be able to vote in these local elections in san francisco. what do you think about this idea? >> well, what could go wrong, right? foreign nationals voting in elections. when i first heard about this story, steve, a couple of things popped into my mind. first, the democrats just came up with brand new slogan well their third brand new slogan for the 2018 election. for the people. now we know who the people are. foreign nationals. the democrats have been faining outrage about

interference in our elections for the past two, two and a half years. attempted interference in our elections. now they are passing laws in california the center for left wing thought that ensures foreign interference in our election. this is absolutely insane. steve: a question a lot of people looking in are going to have, chris, if you are allowed to vote in the local election, what will keep you have in a federal election? >> well, you know that they have very lax voter laws out in california. and as soon as it catches on in san francisco, guess what? l.a. is right behind, here comes san diego, here come the other population centers out in california. steve, in my mind, if they persist on giving foreign nationals a voice in selecting our leaders, i think california ought to be punished there is a couple of ways we can do this. if they persist in this activity coming up in the 2018 election, i think that congress should refuse to seat any of their representatives. they be republican or democrat.

and if they continue to persist in this illegal activity, that their 55 electoral votes should be thrown out in the next presidential election in 2020. steve: do you think this is going to catch on across the country? >> not across the country. in california, absolutely. as long as they are allowed to you get away with it, left wing extremism lives out that way. again, it's san francisco, which is becoming known being the feces the human feces capital of america along with hyper der mic needles strewn everywhere. liberal policies don't work. look, foreign nationals must not be allowed to vote our leaders in american elections. it's that simple. steve: right now try it in the local elections only. let's see where it goes from here. chris have a nice weekend down in dallas. >> you too,. steve: steve 6:20. the southern poverty law center forced to give mull iit will-million-dollar apology for calling next

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survive. new jersey state senator making ago proposal to tax tap water calling it a user fee. add 10 cents for every 1,000 gallons of water. that could make the average water bill go up 32 more dollars a year. pete, down to you. pete: thanks, ainsley. new fallout for the southern poverty law center left wing group after 2016 field guide inaccurately characterized our next guest like this. this is what they said about him. is he anti-muslim extremist. he and quill yam, his organization 'caused hate basted violence and criminal hate violence, end quote. the group issuing an apology and paying out a huge settl settle: nawaz joins us all. the southern poverty law center was forced to pay you $3.37 million in the settlement. >> 3.35 million.

>> how do you as a moderate muslim fighting extremism within islam how did you get labeled as extremist in this group. >> politically i'm a liberal. i grew up respecting the work of the southern poverty center and work against the kkk in particular. something who looks like me grew up preachiating. oappreciateiating.challenge extd for human rights is exactly what we do in quill yam. quill yam. i met with the president after the settlement. >> of the southern poverty law center. >> yes i had dinner with him last night i asked him this question how on earth could this mistake have happened? was this a hit job on me. under the undue influence of muslim extremists and someone seeking are a see seek .

they seemed sorry of course expensive mistake. they also said to me genuine mistake. i'm still trying to explore and get to the bottom of it. sonar what they said it was genuine. pete: left wing organization looks at you fighting extremists and says you are the extremist. how does that add up? >> we live in polarized times there are few topics that expose on either end. i call it a triple threat. populist left and right. muslim extremists. all three of them don't like moderates in the middle and l ls by the way they also agree on their antisemitism. they also don't like jews. i put this question to them how could you be so simplistic. i think what happened, pete, when you move too far to the left any criticism of a minority community. any criticism in this case islam appears to be far right perspective. a binary view that they took

and didn't understand that just as they in the south would challenge certain extremists say for example bible belt that's their mission statement. challenge christian fund fundamentalists we have those in our community. pete: how much of this is political correctness. >> increasingly it's becoming difficult to have a sane conversation around extreme islamism. under obama you couldn't name the term. it's difficult to have a nuanced conversation. i'm seeking to do. so i said to the southern poverty law center we agree on more than we disagree when it comes to challenging extremism. i wanted to understand how this could have happened and how i could have ended up on their list. pete: throw around words like hate. you sued them and it cost them over $3 million. >> they settled for that much. pete: they settled for it? >> 3.375 million. a public video apology that seemed to me sincere. pete: here is the apology right here mr. nawaz and

quill yam have made valuable contributions to public discourse promoting pluralism and condemning both anti-muslim bigotry and islamist extremism: good when you see the good guys fight. i don't agree with much the southern poverty law center. there is work to be done to fight hate. in this case when they step back and say we were wrong. >> i recognize that this is a weak moment for them. they paid me millions and it would be undignified of me to put the boot in at this stage. i do want them to understand that something clearly went wrong in the processes here. if it could have went wrong for me such a clear case others that don't a have the voice and platform i have and b perhaps don't have the resources to back that i want those processes to be checked. when you call somebody an anti-muslim extremist. they had a list. kirstie alli was on it in our communities that's putting a target on our

heads for the jihaddists. pete: that's a great point. >> thank you for having me. pete: pleasure to have you here. forget the bible, the air force is using a general nark book of faith. we're not kidding about that one. what does janice do when she is not predicting the weather? well, she golfs for a good cause. how you can help coming up next. ♪ i don't want to work all day ♪ i just want to bang on the drum all day. ♪ ah. this is the gator xuv835. with game-changing heat and air, it's never too anything for anything.

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los angeles, if you want people around your house all the time, is being sold for nearly $2 million. the exterior was featured in 117 episodes of the hit tv series from 1969 to 1974. pete: split level home bought by a couple in the 70's for just 61,000 bucks. the sellers will give preference to buyers who promise not to tear it down. ainsley. how are you doing? steve: the brady bunch. pete: hey, jillian. jillian: how are you. ainsley: jillian, you look down. steve: hey there. pete: that's rob. janice: we're so excited to do it. steve: we have been waiting for that story just to do this effect for so long. ainsley: what's sad about that though is our kids are not going to know the brady bunch. janice: isn't it on netflix. pete: i live it.

are we still in this. rob: are we still in this shot? i got no monitor. steve: you look great, rob. ainsley: look to your right and i will wave to you. janice: he can't get it poor rob. okay, jillian. it is for sale if you are interested. meantime, it's news time with the lady in that box right there. jillian. jillian: good morning to you guys. police rescue a baby as a woman uses it as a human shield. after an attempted bank robbery. police say evelyn poured gas ilobby of a texas back bank and threatened to light it on fire. when police arrived she grabbed the child out of the car to use it as protection. officers snuck up behind her and safely snatched the baby out of her arms. she is facing several charges. her relationship to the baby sun clear. the good news though is the baby okay. the league and nfl players' association issuing a joint

statement saying they have come to a stand still agreement while discussions are ongoing. this as the miami dolphins reportedly threatened to suspend players for up to four games if they refuse to stand. those team rules are not finalized a petition to revoke the trump international hotel's liquor license is gaining support. a d.c. advisory neighborhood commission standing behind that petition because the law says licensees should be people of good moral character. they feel the president doesn't meet that qualification. >> the owner of the trump international hotel doesn't meet that definition so abra. the alcohol beverage administration should take action. >> is this a political stunts. >> no, i don't think so. jillian: turns out the trump hotel is not in the jurisdiction of that neighborhood commission but abra says any civic group can file a complaint against a licensee: an air force base is replacing a bible with a generic book of faith. a memorial honoring prisoners of war and missing

soldiers. the commanders of the f.e. warren air force base in wyoming agreeing to make changes to this ceremonial remembrance table. the freedom foundation calls it christian supremacy and says nearly 40 people at the base filed complaints about it the table is a long standing tradition that was started after the vietnam war. a look at your headlines. janice: look at all of us. >> look at the three of them. [laughter] pete: ray was a 9/11 first responder spent nine months working against the wreckage. cancer terrible day. poisoned because he kept going back in to get more people. during his life he fought tirelessly for healthcare benefits for fellow first responders. steve: in his honor the ray pfeiffer foundation teed off with inaugural golf classic to raise money and continue this brave man's legacy. our only janice dean, rob schmitt and jillian were

there and joining us right now live. janice: hi. steve: i knew jillian and rob golfed i not know you golfed. janice: i did not golf. i meant well this was a project near and dear to my heart. you know i'm married to a firefighter who has been a firefighter for over 20 years. we knew ray. my husband knew ray for 20 years. he was a wonderful guy that loved "fox & friends." actually the summer concert series, he used to come to the summer concert series. jillian: did he really? janice: did he. he saw bret michael's from poison. he was part of our "fox & friends" family. he died last year of 9/11 related cancer and first annual golf outing happened last month i had some help from my friends. take a look. >> ray never stops. even when he was sick he always had one liners and quick whit. >> he wanted to train all the new firefighters make sure no one was hurt and goes home safe. >> even with his illness, he kept going and going and

going. janice: on the morning of september 11th, 2001, ray made his way down to the world trade towers where they once stood to dig for his friends and colleagues. >> we were down there for days, weeks, months. and i know ray played an integral part of the recovery effort down at 9/11, the trade center. janice: the air he breathed poisoned his body and he was eventually diagnosed with cancer. ray kept going. his goal was to ghetto washington and get lawmakers to extend a bill which grants health insurance to 9/19/11 sur responders and survivors. >> he got involved and it became what he lived for joan january do the right thing even when no one is looking. >> exactly. and we all live by that. janice: it's what inspired the ray pfeiffer foundation helping first responders who are sick from a 9/11 related disease in ways that the

bill can't. >> people didn't have things that he had. it hurt him physically. like okay, we have got this guy this or get this woman this. janice: it's the reason why everyone gathered on a golf course on long island that included some familiar faces. janice: thank you guys for coming. >> of course. you were my first pick to come out to this wonderful event because do you golf. >> i do. so does rob. janice: this one is near and dear to my heart because we knew ray well and this is helping first responders and their families. janice: first responders like josephine smith who comes from a family of firefighters. >> my father was killed on 9/11. my brother 9/11 survivor just to know that he will always be taken care of with his family, you know, it means a lot to me. janice: remembering these

heroes, his brothers is why blacklist share topic takes part. >> i'm a retired firefighter. you know, served on 9/11. extremely personal to me. it's scary that something like that still haunting us. not just by the loss of brothers but just the diseases and aftermath and it's beautiful to have these type of get togethers but the reason is painful. janice: it's for reasons like this that donations rolled in featuring a silent auction with sports memorabilia, artwork, and a special piece from someone who lived through that fateful day. >> you donated a significant item for this auction today. >> my fire helmet that i wore on 9/11. >> why did you do that? >> i could give back every dave and it would never be enough. and this is just my little bit that i know i can give. janice: that historic helmet turned into a big donation.

>> i would like to give that helmet to my friend rob. [applause] janice: something that seemed to be exactly in the spirit of ray pfeiffer. >> janice: okay, i'm not going to cry. rob: you are going to cry again. janice: did i in the 5:30. thank you to everyone who participated. ray was a wonderful man. we love his family. you can donate the ray pfeiffer foundation.org linked up to website. have to remember these first responders they are dying today because 9/11 related illnesses. jillian: thank you for having us at the event. rob: well done. ainsley: you said it was his mission. january jab it was his mission. janice: do the right thing when no one was looking. steve: by the way, how did you do at golf? janice: both amazing. jillian: not terrible, actually. it wasn't my worst day out there. janice: i think we should do outtakes. rob: it was a scramble that helped. jillian: we use my ball a

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% and president obama took him out of the garbage heap and everybody was shocked that he did. i would love to have it be biden. ainsley: so how likely is it that the former vice president will actually run against president trump? here to weigh in is founder and ceo of 32 advisors and former chairman and cbo of ubs americas and former economic advisor and very close friend with president obama, mr. robert wolf. robert, thank you for being with us. >> thank you for having me on. ainsley: thank you for coming on. in order to get on the ticket, word on the street is that they have to go through you first as a democrat to get on the ticket. >> looks like i will have a meeting then. ainsley: who do you like? is there a chance joe biden is going to run. >> i have been with him recently. my guest about two thirds chance that the vice president runs. listen, he has always wanted

to be president. he believes he can beat president trump. if you look at the clinton-trump presidential election, i think joe would do very well in the swing states. he is really the number one surrogate for democrats going into the mid terms. so i think he feels really good about his chances if he was going to run. ainsley: do you think he has a good chance. >> i think he would have a great chance if he runs, he is a great general election candidate. the democratic primary will be fascinating. it will be like the republican primary probably a couple of years ago. you know, the democratic party is a little interesting. i think we will go back to more like a 2008 election than a 2016 election. rasmussen poll did a recent poll whereby 73% thought they would want a fresh face. the odds are biden and senator warren and sanders. you know, there is some really fresh, interesting faces. ainsley: is it too risky to put a fresh face out there,

someone people don't know although it worked for president obama. >> yeah. ainsley: when you are running against president trump when his approval rating is really good and people like him and the economy is great? >> couple things on that one is if you look at the three most popular presidents of the democratic party over the last 60 years it's kennedy, clinton and obama. they were all the age under 50. ainsley: they like the young. >> that young, that hope, that change. you have a progressive like kamala harris who is incredibly popular. midwestern pro-growth democrat like tim ryan to ho could be a very interesting candidate. that being said, at the beginning there will be a lot of people on stage and certainly vice president by kennel and elizabeth warren will probably be the two lead dogs. ainsley: gearing up and so excited. so fun. >> joe biden like grudge match like watching stallone and giro. >> for the people is the now democrat slogan what do you think so about that. >> incredibly much better than a better deal which was

dead on arrival. i like for the people because two of things. one, it's the last line in the gettysburg address. really encompasses what i believe the democratic party stands for. gender equality, race equality. pro-immigration. then it also gives -- invokes a bit of the constitution where it starts with we the people. i think that that is in an interesting way for the democrats to really talk about their idea of the supreme court importance. their idea of president trump's ethics. you know, so more importantly, though, ainsley, i finally like that their message is not going to be anti-trump. i think the democratic party to win has to be for something. being just against something is not a winning strategy. i like they are going to focus on infrastructure and going to focus on healthcare. ainsley: robert, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me on. i look forward to it. ainsley: thank you. have you senile this. judge jeanine and whoopi goldberg go head to head on theview.

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is sending a signal that silicon valley has overreached into our privacy and our lives to such a degree to get rich. and we're just now waking up to the idea of how far this is penetrating into our lives. steve: you mean we, the united states. >> we the world. first with this. i wonder are we going to at some points going to clamp down a little bit on the likes of google. $5 billion. this is the largest fine of an antitrust matter in world history. what does it mean to google? it's just two weeks of their revenue. ainsley: they probably knew all along we are going to get caught one day. catch up. ride the wave while we. >> what did they do wrong is the question. what they did wrong according to the eu is if you and i made phones and we want to have our phones in the market we need some software inside of it and really android is about the only choice at this point. steve: other than apple. >> right. but apple doesn't offer that to other companies.

google does offers android. and if we take android, put it on our phone to sell it in the market, it also has to contain the chrome browser from google and google apps on it in a preferred method that makes it almost possible if pete, say, was another browser or other apps. that's why they are clamping down. for us as a consumer we have less choice as a result. pete: yep. >> bottom line. steve: a lot to talk about this. if you want more information go to cyberguy.com and he does a lot of splaining. kurt, thank you very much. ainsley: thank you, kurt. steve: coming up on this friday, just 18 democrats crossing party lines to support ice. one of those democrats is here live. pete: plus, canada's prime minister justin from canada welcome refugees with open arms. now 50,000 of them have gone missing. where are they? ♪ i'm walking on sunshine

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>> getting along with russia is a positive, not a negative. with that being said, if that doesn't work out, i will be the worst enemy he has ever had. ainsley: our president has invited vladimir putin to come to the white house. >> the president understands what russia did in our election in 2016. he has empowered each of us to make sure that it doesn't happen again. >> president trump undeterred by the amount of criticism that has come his way. >> we have sworn an oath to defend our constitution against all enemies foreign and domestic. >> nobody else did what i have done. obama didn't do it. obama was a pat patsy for russia. >> signing a an executive order that could help create

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boats and sent that duck boat sinking to the bottom of that lake there in missouri. pete: at least 11 people now confirmed dead near branson, missouri. several others are still missing. ainsley: yeah, including children. todd prior roy is live in the newsroom as the desperate search for survivors restarts this morning. todd? >> steve, ainsley and pete. good morning. night fall put an end to the search for the ming. expect efforts to intensify right now as the sunrises. the national transportation safety board saying its investigators will also arrive on scene shortly. this deadly incident happened when a boat called ride the ducks capsized, then sank. the national weather service meteorologist saying the agency issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the area with winds expected to reach 60 miles per hour. in addition to the dead and missing, seven people were taken to the hospital with at least two of those still in critical condition. witnesses describe the chaotic scene. >> all of a sudden we see all the staff just running

back and forth with life jackets and aeds just trying to do the best they can to try to figure out where this is. workers actually went into the water and also another civilian, i believe, went into the water and helped bring them up. >> duck boats known for their ability to travel on land and water have been involved in other deadly incidents, including one in seattle in 2015. when five college students were killed after a boat collided with a bus and one in 2016 in boston. when a duck boat ran over and killed a 28-year-old woman. not to mention one in 1999 that killed 13 people when a boat sank near hot springs, arkansas. duck boats were originally used by the military in world war ii but were later modified for use as site seeing vehicles. as for this latest incident, reports say that there were life jackets on board. back to you. steve: thank you very much, todd. of course the question is were they wearing them at the time and i have been on those kind of tours before where they go now, if

there's a problem, we have got the life vests over there. if things flip over, in one second it's hard to get back there. pete: like the weather, too. if that flips over and you are out on that boat and looks like it happened very quickly. ainsley: even if you are a great swimmer sometimes it's too much. mother nature. >> as the sun comes out in out in missouri the rescue and recovery will continue out there in the meantime let's talk a little about what is going on down in our nation's capital. just earlier super power summit. the president sent out a tantalizing tweet where he mentioned a second meeting with mr. putin so that they could further implement the things they discussed in helsinki like ukraine, israel, nukes, trade with north korea, trade and north korea and the middle east. so it sounds like -- it sound like he was suggesting there is a new one and then

sarah huckabee sanders said yep, ambassador bolton is working on it. ainsley: ambassador bolton is working on asking him to come to the white house. not sure summit next week the g-20 summit is coming up in november. that's going to be in argentina. that's not where they are going to schedule their meeting. they are inviting him to d.c. to the white house. pete: the fall could mean any time in the fall but probably means before the midterm elections. steve: of course. pete: this is a president as i said before that remains undeterred. imagine most people with the wave of criticism that he got this week, they may back down. instead, he has clarified and now doubled down and said this is a relationship i care about. steve: right. pete: i think it could benefit america's interest to have a good relationship. come on over to the white house. steve: keep in mind on this program on tuesday after the president made his press conference in helsinki, we said you know it's puzzling what he said the day before because he has in the past talked about russians and meddling in the past a number of times. and then he came out later

in the day and he said he had misspoken, that he had used a double negative. and, in fact, yesterday we did play a little montage of just that it points out the fact that for years the russians have interfered not only in our elections but in the elections all around the world. pete: that's right. and the secretary of state mike pompeo came out and made effective live that same point. listen. >> i did have a chance to talk to the president about this over the last year and a half now. the president consistently has been briefed on this issue. he understands that the russians have interfered in our elections. he frankly understands that's been going on for an awfully long time. somehow america seems to forget the history of of russia's efforts to undermine western democracy for decades now it gets confused because there are those who want to make a partisan case out of this with respect to the muriel investigation. mueller investigation. the president understands what russia did in our elections in 2016. he has empowered each of to us make sure it doesn't

happen again. ainsley: he and the president have a good point by saying listen, i knew they were meddling. he needed to clarify that statement because he made that mistake at the summit in helsinki. he clarified it. and then the crowd goes wild. everyone is just up in arms about that. but, then, the president was also interviewed on another network yesterday and he was saying but if you look at president obama, what he did, he leaned over and he said hold on. it was very blatant. he said hold on. once this election is over, then i have more flexibility. but where was the outrage then? pete: so much speculation in the so-called mainstream media. is this going to effect the president in the republicans are criticizing him. go to middle america and talk to regular folks. they are more frustrated by sla.

they don't get it they really don't. talking about the axios poll that showed yesterday, it's in the 80s or 90s the number of republicans who are with the president on the way he handled mr. putin after that particular -- pete: those who weren't never trumpers to begin with maybe they dipped their toe and jumped back out. steve: that's what we refer to as trump derangement syndrome. actually yesterday, if you were watching "the view" judge gentleman green pirro. pete: i actually caught it. steve: said that whoop were was suffering from trump derangement. she did not like that. it pretty much just went south after that. if you missed "the view" yesterday, here's 43 seconds that you will remember. >> i'm 62 years old. there have been a lot of people in office that i didn't agree with, but i have never ever seen anything like this. i have never seen anybody whip up such hate. i have never seen anybody be

so dismissive. [applause] >> suffering from trump derangement syndrome. >> i don't have trump derangement. let me tell you what i have. >> okay. >> i'm tired of people starting a conversation with mexicans are liars and rapists. whoopi. >> you know what's horrible who people who shouldn't be here end up murdering the children of american citizens. >> what's horrible is when the president of the united states. >> sanctuary cities. >> to beat the hell out of people. say goodbye. bye, i'm done. steve: that's how the segment ended. they went to a commercial. they came back. judge jeanine was no longer on the set and whoopi said look, kind of sorry about that. i don't normally lose my cool. pete: she apologized to the audience not the judge. ainsley: judge jeanine pirro they asked her to come on the show and give her political opinions and she was a guest in their house and that's how she was treated. think that was bad? this is sean hannity explaining what happened that we all didn't see.

watch. >> >> i felt like i was less than dirt. i couldn't believe i went there to have a conversation. i got thrown off the set. thrown out of building. and, as i walked away, she is gelling at me get the f out of this building. sean, it's sad what these people have turned into is sad what is happening? steve: according to page 6 in the "new york post," abc producers and whoopi goldberg herself have reached out to have a conversation with the judge about what happened. we will have the judge on this program 50 minutes from right now we have will ask her what happened on "the view." pete: it will be interesting. sometimes just a simple comparison. steve, imagine if you did that and imagine if you went down the stairs and followed and went into the green room and screaming profanities at a guest. it would never happen. thank you for fulfilling exactly the criticism that was leveled. that was deranged.

ainsley: i can't wait to hear the latest. we will have the judge on the curvey couch later on in the show. why told you about that weather in missouri the duck boat overturning. there is more crazy weather out there. tornadoes. jillian has the weather for us. jillian: really severe weather happening in pars of the country. get you caught up on this. power polls andebris flying thre air. >> oh my god. oh my god. honey, get inside. there just went a house. >> wow. jillian: check out this video. storms knocking down power lines roofs and trees in three cities. see a massive plume of water spewing out of this flattened home. at least 17 people are hurt. take a close look at your screen right there in kind of the left portion. that's the wind toppling a clock tower right on top of a courthouse and more video of another twister throwing cars around like toys and piling them on top of each

other. wow. incredible. another breaking story right now. police in hawaii closing in on the suspected cop killer. they believe justin winekey is hiding out on a rural area of the island. under the reward for $30,000. he is accused of killing an officer during a traffic stop. the 10 year veteran leaves behind a wife and three young children. the suspected killer is -- gross disregard for authorities. is he considered armed and dangerous. is he an american fighting for isis in syria. this morning, no longer. the u.s. backed syrian democratic forces capturing 28-year-old ib brahim musaibli a high school dropout from dearborn, michigan. traveled to yes yemen in 2015. he will be sent back to answer to the department of justice. many you have seen the movie

lone survivor. >> fixing to have a gun fight. jillian: killed in afghanistan and earned the medal of honor for his heroic actions. a memorial for that fallen navy seal was just found shattered at a park in new york. there is a $2,500 reward for information about the vandalism. murphy's comrade tweeted quote only a coward would do this. matching crime stoppers reward to anyone who turns in the low life who did this. if you would like to do this go to friends@foxnews.com. isn't that terrible? steve: so sad to see. ainsley: mark luttrell is a hero. fighting back. i hope we find out and i will double the reward so we can find out who did this. jillian: that person is a coward. pete: we have great viewers i have no doubt we will contribute significantly. steve: go to friends@foxnews.com. pete: do you make less than $15 an hour. guess what? you can call yourself a victim of violence. we will explain. steve: i want to see that you saw the protests right

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pete: as the left pushes to abolish ice the house overwhelming passes a resolution to support the agency on wednesday. but of the over 130 democrats present, only 18 voted for it. while others withheld their votes in protest. here now is one of the view democrats who voted to support this vital agency, congressman tom suozzi of new york. you represent parts of long island, congressman, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> you said sean hannity one of your famous constituents. >> he lives in my district. i don't know if he voted for me. he may have. pete: you were one who supported to support ice. why did you vote that way. >> i do support ice. ice is an important government agency. and i thought this was a political stunt, quite frankly, to put it on the floor. i mean, why don't we put on the floor that we support the intelligence agencies after the president knocked them. you know, you remember when the republicans back in 2015 were saying we should abolish the irs. we are not going to abolish

the irs. it's a political stunt. pete: it may or may not be a political stunt. a vote is still a vote of confidence or no confidence or a vote to say it's a political stunt. >> i support ice and i think they have an important job in tour country securing our border and making sure people don't-do you think things happen the wrong way. separating families, i don't support that policy. i don't support certain things but i support the agency. pete: the president said the democrats have a death wish in more ways than one. they want to abolish ice. this could cost them heavily in the mid terms. yesterday the republicans overwhelm leg passed a bill supporting ice. things like abolish ice. things like open borders. things like sanctuary cities are those winning policies for democrats. >> open borders is not a an open policy. i'm a strong supporters a are most democrats of strong border security. we need to make a deal with the president and solve the problems. the people are so sick of politicians they wants something done. pete: that's true they also why they voted for a businessman who had not been

in politics. >> a lot of reason why they support the president. pete: are you for a wall. >> i would support some physical structures. i think there should be more technology related to radar and more border patrol. we need to make a deal where we say listen, let's protect the dreamers and legalize the people in this country. actually solve this problem will we have been fighting about for 35 years in this country. actually solve the problem and fix it mr. president invite me to the white house, i will come in and negotiate a deal with you. pete: he said that time and time again, if there is a willing partner on the democratic side to cut -- the deal is on the table. it has four pillars would you vote for those pillars. >> no, i wouldn't. i don't know why we would bring in legal immigration right now. why would we mess with that. pete: we don't have much time it all ties together, of course. >> let's do border security and let's protect the dreamers. that's a great first step. get a deal like that as well. pete: there are a lot of other priorities as well. thank you for your time sometimes you can vote with the other side. canada wanted prime minister

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by the state. a boston woman had her bank account for 10 minutes. big mixup with the bank. deposit meant for a woman with the same name who lived in florida. steve? steve: look at that thank you so much. ainsley. as the world grapples with refugee crisis and terrorists infiltrating their ranks. new op-ed claims canada may have lost track of 50,000 syrian refugees in canada. top canadian officials saying quote the liberals had a plan to monitor mostly arabic speaking refugees were learning english or french, working, receiving social assistance and going to school. the government has failed to follow through. here to react douglas murray, author of the strange death of europe. identification joining us from london. douglas, good afternoon to you there. >> good to be with you. steve: okay. so justin trudeau, the prime minister of canada, announced he would accept up

to 25,000, many undocumented syrians. what could possibly go wrong? >> yes. i mean, all your viewers will remember that moment just before the inauguration of president trump where prime minister justin trudeau of canada you a ten ostentatiously boasted on television canada would always be open accepting in contradiction to the united states of america which is becoming some barbaric country. now, this thing about this is that justin trudeau was obviously auditioning for signaling role on twitter. he opened the country up to among other things many, many thousands of syrian refugees, around 50,000 have seem to have come in by now. he seems to haven't kept track of them since the photo op.s in the first day little information we can learn about them. last report in 2016 from the

government. that, among other things, showed that only 10% of government assist you had refugees from syria were in any kind of employment in canada. so perhaps that's why two years later reporters from the vancouver sun haven't been able to find any information from the canadian government about what has happened to these people. steve: absolutely. they simply have not updated any status reports so that folks know where they at, if they're still there. if there are more than they thought before. but, you know, douglas, when you look at the number of migrants who have gone in to, for instance, germany, i mean, and now angela merkel she is in a pickle, politically because of all the trouble that that gesture in the beginning, that humanitarian gesture it looked great but now they are facing the real life consequences of those thousands of people in their country. >> we all have this problem now everywhere in the world, in the developed worlded of politicians who sometimes seem to do things for, you know, tomorrow morning's

newspapers or today's reaction on twitter. just opening up your country to migration on this scale is something that effects your country for generations. it doesn't go away in the 24-hour news cycle. and the german government is seeing this now. the swedish government is seeing this now. every country is seeing the consequences of this now. what i warned about in my book. and that's because we have to ask far deeper questions about this. it's not enough to virtue signal. have you got to work out what you are going to do. and if you bring in tens of thousands of refugees, let alone the illegal migrants that are coming into europe in recent years, then have you got to have some plan. you can't just leave them in the country. it' as that's what canada has done. and now it just wants to cover over the consequences of that decision. steve: but you know, douglas, the problem with bringing in all these syrian refugees is the fact that a lot of them and we have seen stories about how isis would try to infiltrate various western nations to try to infiltrate and do whatever isis does, because they

didn't have proper paperwork. and so, for all of these leaders to be going, yeah, come to my country, we're going to take care of you, it looks like, to you, a lot of those gestures are just simply the pc, the politically correct thing to say at the time. >> well, they certainly are there is certainly a security dimension to this. it's already been demonstrated in europe. many, many times the security. of course many of the people fleeing the security civil war most of them are trying to flee groups like isis. this is the set of problems we have. there is obviously the security component. but, the much more obvious one is the idea that you can save, for instance, people fleeing from the syrian civil war and best idea is to put them into canada is a terrible mistake. there is a swedish academic who pointed out you can look after 100 syrians in the neighboring country interest tries around syria. for every one person. it cost the same amount.

100 times more cost inefficient to take them to sweden. i don't think anyone has done the stats. certainly no one in the canadian government has done the stats how much more cost a refugee in canada than it does to look after refugees in the area around syria. it must be at least 100 times. this humanitarian gesture which is really a humanitarian audition by justin trudeau doesn't have the well-being of most of the syrian refugees in mind. it has no idea of what to do, for instance, once the syrian civil war comes to an end which it will at some point. do these people go home? when the canadian government assist them in going home? it seems they haven't thought any of it through. steve: maybe douglas after this segment the canadian government will issue an update where those people are. >> i wouldn't waited too long for it. steve: douglas murray written a great book. it is an eye opener. thank you, sir, for joining

us live from london. >> my pleasure. steve: what do you think about that? email us at friends@foxnews.com. what's the real story behind the job market right now. >> unemployment is low because they're working two jobs. >> they are working two, three and four jobs to pay the rent and keep food on the table. steve: two, three, four jobs? joni ernst and tim scott here to set the record straight. he is the bad boy of rock in roll. did you know his dad was a state trooper? dee snider is over in the keurig corner over with janice and jill and the k cup ♪ we're not going to take it ♪ no, we not going to take it ♪ and could be on the journey to much worse. help stop the journey of gum disease. try parodontax toothpaste. ♪

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ainsley: this is your shot of the morning, this little boy's attempt at a dive is a flop. take a look. [laughter]

steve: trying to copy his mother and father who dive into the pool but instead he does an epic belly flop. >> didn't hurt he is so little. steve: pictures from new jersey. pete: been seen more than two and a half times live. fantastic. also seen in my pool yesterday. steve: belly glop that's a face plant. ainsley: we all smile if you raise kids you just smile because there is nothing better. they are so cute. every day they do the cutest things. pete: cool. when you catch it on tape it's even better. steve: it is indeed. 25 minutes before the top of the hour i just saw jillian having a cup of coffee. >> that's what i. ainsley: i'm a proponents of you having 10 kids. i will baby-sit all of them one day. jillian: this is a conversation. ainsley: for you. jillian: to the news right now, daschle. let's get you caught up on your headlines starting with

this. anxiously, jeesh, another country following president trump's lead cracking down on immigration. and now they are in big trouble for it hungary now facing legal action or asylum law. the country referred to the european's highest court helping asylum seekers with jail time. forget he or she. according to nbc news hundreds of parents now think it's wrong to identify their babies as boys or girls. instead they raise them as theybies or use completely gender neutral pronouns. if you never reveal a child is boy or girl can't be pigeoned hole. these children are more likely to be bullies. sailors spreading the something that we want beards asking the navy to allow them to grow facial hair. supporters say it would boost morale. policy is in place so sailors can wear breathing masks without any problems.

this comes after navy reversed policy on hair styles. instead of requiring buns they can now sport ponytails and locks. worst date ever. forget stealing a woman's heart. this guy is accused of stealing a woman's car on their first date. kelton griffin asked her to run in and buy him a cigar inside a tennessee gas station. when she went inside he took off with her car. adding insult to injury, pew says she got a text from a friend saying she was on a date with griffin where police later arrested him. you can't make that up. that's a look at your headlines. now let's get a check of the forecast, right, with janice dean outside. maybe? janice: hi. are we doing a forecast? it is a beautiful day in new york city don't you think, everybody? [cheers] janice: oh my gosh. are you ready for dee snider? i love you. ainsley: it is a friday. everyone is a better mood a little better mood, right?

s one of the most powerful voices in rock in roll is back and better than ever. steve: is he listening to us describe him. he rocked for decades as twisted sister's front man with famed hits like ♪ we're not going to take it. steve: song off solo album legendary hard rock icon and former twisted sister front man dee snider, everybody chawrp. >> thanks, guys. great to be here. i feel under dressed but i'm dressed to rock not do the news. steve: where do you buy clothes like that. >> i don't buy clothes like that. my wife makes clothes like that. steve: seriously? >> she doesn't take my well being into consideration. she put all these metal bolts in my pants but they are cutting the hell out of me. steve: have you been married to her for 37 years. >> 37 years. steve: what's the secret. >> men's indoor heavy metal record 37 years. secret is you find a good one and hold on for dear life and hopefully she puts

up with you. ainsley: that is a trooper. grew up in new york. >> yes. ainsley: your mom an art teacher. tell me how you met your wife. >> my wife tender age of 15 looked like 25. snuck into a club girl group the twisted sisters. i was up there raising daze dukes, stockings i spotted her and fell in love, found out after she was 156789 family in the mob, threatened to kill me. the rest is -- well. steve: you are making that up. >> i swear. i think in let throw specht just threatening if i walked 21, i was 15. i would have shot me right there. ainsley: how many kids do you all have? >> we have four kids, four grand kids. janice: auction. god bless you. i love that story. ainsley: definitely don't look like my grand father. you look great. >> it's a different day and age. ainsley: tell us what you are doing now. >> promoting a record love

of metal. continuing to do shows. stores -- stores? july 27th and on broadway. join the cast. fall shows. in jersey, long island, ohio, so i will be singing with them as well. janice: what's your secret for looking so good? >> oh, stop. oh, stop. >> i never did any drugs. i never drank. i was like the anti rock star. all the rock stars look at me going what's wrong with that guy? i said dude, i don't want to be in the 27 club. i want to be in the 87 club. [cheers] >> deis one of the rock stars to lives to 87. janice: and the love of a good woman. >> i got a good one, yes. steve: kicking off the summer concert series top of the hour 8:00 eastern here in new york city. dee snider, how about a nice round of applause. janice: are you guys ready? [. [cheers and applause]

ainsley: thank you, de, can't wait to hear you sing today. >> pleasure. ainsley: what is the real story behind the job market. >> unemployment is low because they have two jobs. >> they are working two, three, four jobs to try to pay the rent and keep food on the table. ainsley: seriously? senator joni ernst and tim scott is coming up next. pete: while you were sleeping the nfl just puntinged on its new national anthem policy. we'll bring it to you. ♪ ♪ you can't stop rock and roll ♪ kick your antacid habit with prilosec otc. one pill a day, 24 hours, zero heartburn. when did you see the sign? when i needed to create a better visitor experience. improve our workflow. attract new customers.

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vowing to block it. atheist threat to take legal action against a cafe special deal for church goers. the ohio business owner criticized after he gave out 10% discount for anyone who brought in a church bulletin on sunday. >> nobody has said a word to me in any way, shape, or form. thinking that that was any type of descri discriminatory a. >> airing on the side of caution he discontinued the discount. >> unemployment is low because everyone has two jobs. pete: well, now, elizabeth warren is following her lead and one upping her. listen. >> when people are working at minimum wage jobs that won't support them or working two, three, or four jobs to try to pay the rent and keep food on the table, then simply saying the unemployment figures have gone down just doesn't get

you there. pete: so is this rhetoric the future of the democratic party and are they out of touch with where real americans are? steve: iowa senator joni ernst and south carolina senator tim scott each just have one job, they are joining us right now from des moines. senators, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> good morning, steve, thanks. steve: goowhat do you think about that two famous democrats saying you need two jobs to get ahead in the world or with senator warren, your colleague you need two, three, four jobs. who has it right senator ernst? >> well, i don't think they have it right. here in iowa we have 50,000 jobs that are unfilled because our unemployment is so low. what we need to focus on is making sure that our workers have the necessary jobs to advance. and the tax cuts and jobs act, of course, has really helped our employers and

employees. wages have gone up and we are very excited about it. >> let me comment on that. 148 million americans are working. 7 or 8 million have more than one job. that's 7 or 8 million have more than one job out of nearly 150 million people. their comments were theater build on a premise -- [laughter] on the left. not on the right. pete: does it work to tell people the economy is not good when it is improving? bottom line is anyone who wants to attack the trump economy must do it in theater when you have 250,000 jobs last month. unemployment so low that the long term unemployment are coming back to work. we have a 45-year high in optimism from small businesses. the left is losing their mind. this is kind of fun to watch on tv because no one believes what they are

saying, so far out of the realm of reality we are in good shape. >> yeah. and we see that in our neighborhoods all the time. steve: they need some sort of a narrative going into the mid terms. now, senator ernst, talking about investing in the opportunity act, you are going to display what it is. i know that the senator from south carolina is joining you there to tour some various facilities there. this is all an outchute of the tax reform bill, right? >> absolutely. and this the brainchild of my dear friend of senator tim scott in iowa. which is why he is joining us in iowa today. i was proud to be a co-sponsor on that bill and he successfully ushered this through the tax cuts and jobs act. we have 62 opportunities zones that have been identified by our wonderful governor, kim reynolds, right here in iowa. 20ed we're going to take that opportunity to go out and visit some of those zones. i know senator scott would like to walk us through some of what his legislation did.

pete: we have 15 seconds senator scott. tv and hard break. give us a quick sum up. >> sounds good. summation is simple. rural poverty, opioid addiction, challenges all be addressed by bringing private sector capital into some of the rural areas and see prosperity happen all over again. steve: sounds good. senators, thank you for joining us live from des moines in iowa the land of opportunities. steve: i like the sound of private sector capital. steve: thank you very much. pete: parents and coaching fighting on the sidelines of children sporting events. next guest putting them all to shame and you will see how. steve: you will. judge jeanine and whoopi goldberg go head to head on yesterday'sview. >> i have never seen anybody be so dismissive. [applause] here is my question for out. >> talk about trump derangement. >> i don't have trump derangement. steve: what happened when the cameras turned off? judge jeanine set the record

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i have been a coach. i'm now a parent. i have seen all sides of this. how do you get it under control and give some parents some perspective? >> i don't know that anyone is getting it under control so as a referee. my first and foremost passion is to be a referee i watch a lot of youth referees and inexperienced referees watch them to struggle. some of the toughest game is u 6, u 8, u 10 and u 14 every game is the world cup. everyone knows there is a problem and everybody knows there is there is an issue. none of these clubs or organizations none of these youth sport associations are doing anything about it so i thought, you know what? i'm -- i own a marketing company by trade and i know how to organize a vision and execute a goal and so we put together off side. we shame people and embarrass them. you know what? don't act like that.

ainsley: they embarrass themselves. exactly. they can send in tape if f. they tape it parents getting in fights. >> asking to be part of the solution as opposed to sitting back and watching. now when to sporting events, you see this kind of stuff. we are asking people to get involved. if you start seeing a parent or coaches are rarely the issue. if you do see a coach start getting out of control. we are asking that you pull your videotape. start recording it. send it to your offside page on facebook. listen, we get a lot of videos. if we post it we give you $100 every single time and then what happens is these videos usually get 100 to 220,000 views. that will probably grow in the future. and then, you know, the point of the videos is to make people understand and this has happened. when you are on video, and you are caught acting like a fool or what we call a cheeseburger. you realize you have made a butt of yourself and you tend to change the dynamics of your behavior. and that's what we're looking for.

we are trying to put this in perspective for people this is a game. it's supposed to be an innocent sport. ainsley: do they ever call you and say please take my video down i'm so embarrassed. >> yes. ainsley: do you take it down. >> i do have a heart. i have done it a couple of times. great success story though. i have a woman that became the focal point of this huge video we posted and it went viral. and she is now a soccer referee. pete: oh wow. seeing it from the other side. >> yeah, right. i had another woman who her daughter got kicked off the soccer team because of one ever our videos because of the way her mom acted. they got kicked out of the competitive club. she called and threatened legal action at first. i said listen, you can do whatever you need to do. once we got to the soul and real points of what she was calling for and really got to the crux of her emotion we realized listen, it was 45-minute conversation. she begged and pleaded. she now updates me every three or four months and says listen, i haven't yelled at referee. i have encouraged other

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♪ >> getting along with russia is a positive, not a negative. with that being said, if that doesn't work out i will be the worst enemy he has ever had. ainsley: our president invited vladmir putin to come to the white house. >> the president understands what russia did in our elections in 2016. he is empowered each of us to make sure that it doesn't happen again. pete: president up undeterred about amount of criticism come his way. >> nobody has done what i have done. obama didn't do it. obama was a patsy for russia. ainsley: saying they have come to a standstill agreement while discussions are on going. president trump signing executive order that could help create up to 500,000 jobs. >> to continue this economic

miracle we must invest in training. ainsley: whoopi goldberg and judge jeanine pirro, i have never seen anybody whip up such hate. >> all hell broke loose. i was literally thrown off the set. but it didn't end there. ♪ ♪ ♪ we're not gonna take it we're not gonna take it anymore

anymore ♪ ♪ oh, your so condescending, your gall is never ending, we don't want nothing, not a thing from you ♪ ♪ your life is trite and jaded, boring and confiscated, if that's your best, your best won't do ♪ ♪ oh, oh, oh. ♪ >> we're right, yeah, we're fear, yeah, we'll fight, yeah, and you'll see yea ♪ ♪ we're not gonna take it, no we ain't gonna take it, we're not gonna take it anymore ♪ >> we're not gonna take it ♪ steve: live from new york city,

all american summer concert series brought to you by keurig. he is not gonna take it anymore, dee snider, in the keurig corner, he had a couple cups of keurig coffee from the keurig k-cup. ainsley: that is great song to segue to judge general -- jeanine pirro what happened on "the view." pete: powerful waves blamed for overturning a duck boat, sending it sinking to the bottom of a lake. ainsley: 11 people including children confirmed dead near branson, missouri. steve: todd piro joins us from the newsroom where they continue to search for survivors. reporter: such a tough story. rescue efforts expected to intensify after darkness put an end to the search for six missing. we know the number, six missing.

that has been confirmed. a boat called ride the ducks, capsize and zane. national weather service meteorologist the agency issued a severe thunderstorm warning for the area with winds expected to reach 60 miles per hour. the stone county sheriff's office confirmed six still missing, four adults, three children, taken to the hospital. at least two of those individuals taken to the hospital are in critical condition at this time. witnesses describe the chaotic scene. >> all of sudden we see all the staff running back and forth with life jackets, doing the best they can, figure out where this is. some of the workers actually went into the water and another civilian went into the water and helped bring them up. reporter: little background, if you're not familiar, duck coats for ability to travel on land and water have been involved in other deadly incidents, including one in seattle back in

2015 when five college students were killed after a boat collided with a bus. also one in 2016 in boston, when a duck boat ran over and killed a 28-year-old woman. not to mention one in 1919 where 13 people were killed after a boat zane in hot springs, arkansas. they were used in world war ii. they were modified for use as sightseeing vehicles. reports say there were life jackets on board. back to you. steve: todd, thank you very much. pete: bring in judge jeanine pirro, host of justice justice h judge jeanine" and author of a great new book. steve: she was on "the view" to promote it. how did it go? watch this. >> i'm 62 years old. there have been lot of people in office i didn't agree with, but i have never ever seen anything like this. i have never seen anybody whip up such hate. i have never seen anybody be so

dismissive. here is my question to you, you talk about -- >> i don't have trump derangement. tell you what i have. i'm tired of people starting a conversation with mexicans are liars and rapists. >> end up murder children of american citizens. that is horrible. >> what is horrible when the president of the united states, whips up people to beat the hell out of people. say good-bye. i'm done. steve: say good-bye. on other side of that timeout, judge jeanine was no longer in the chair. what happened? >> so i'm invited to "the view" to talk about my new book, liars, leakers, liberals. case against the anti-trump conspiracy. the publisher said you want to go to "the view"? i go to "the view." i like whoopie. i have to problem talking about my book. so i go there and, you know, the first segment was relatively calm. and you know, i got the

transcript. one of the things i said was, one of the things we need now, we need people to talk to people who are sensibly, it is time we sat down had a conversation. whoopie interrupted, now, oh, i'm so glad. that was almost prescient. the second secondment after some small talk. we had, i was making small talk. i was you know -- steve: selling a book. >> right. and then we came back and it was, you know, no-holds-barred. whoopie got angry. what the viewing audience, television audience didn't see, they popped up the cover of my book as she pushed off the desk. you know, unplugged her mic, then stormed off the set. is i'm there saying, i'm in television. i don't think this segment is over but i think she just left jeanine. i think it is over. i take off my own mic. you have to go down the stairs. i go down the stairs.

she is right there, i said something like, whoopie, i spent my whole life fighting for victims. we talked about race. and she said to me, as she got up in my face, i read somewhere, someone said you should have kept walking. i couldn't walk by her. she has at the bottom of the stairs. f you, f you. did you just said f-you. get the f out of this building. get the f out of this building. i'm there, i'm like. okay. steve: you didn't do anything to provoke anybody there. >> no. you can ask people i'm with. she was nuts going off the set. when i walked down, so, as i started walking out of building, this woman is yelling behind me, get the f out of this building. i've been a prosecutor, judge, d.a. for 30 years. i tried murder cases. i can go toe-to-toe anybody. that was abuse. it was sad. it was a sad moment that you know, she was triggered.

i never understood triggering. ainsley: did she reach out after you to apologize. she apologized to the audience. >> she apologized to the audience for she did to me. they had no idea what happened. ainsley: have you heard from anyone. >> a producer called, yesterday, i was, it was non-stop radio, television, i was promoting the book. i haven't had a chance to return the call. the producer did call. pete: do they hate the president so much you were, you have been a supporter of him. so they're coming at you? >> you know, i certainly think may be it. you know, i tried to ends a the question, just like you would answer the questions. and i said, you know it is another audience, it is ability to at least talk about some of the good things that the president has done. the problems that i talk about in liars, leakers, liberals, the corruption at highest levels of the department of justice and fbi. and i have hundreds of footnotes in my book. it is easy read. don't get scared by the

footnotes comment. i make it is clear. what happened, read the book. they didn't want to know. steve: i have a question for you. they're watching this over at abc right now. if you were looking at the camera one, what would you say to whoopi goldberg right now? >> you know, i guess i would say to whoopie, i have always liked you whoopie. i don't understand where the anger comes from. i went to have a conversation. i wasn't allowed to have a conversation. i didn't deserve to be thrown out. i really, we can't treat people like that. you just can't. we can disagree, but we need to be able to talk about it. ainsley: have you ever thrown anyone off your set? >> no. ainsley: when you ask someone to come on as a guest, i feel like you owe them common courtesy. book tour is hard. you're going from place to place to place. you're trying to speak to audiences. saying yes to invitations, you have to make choices what shows to go on. for them to treat you that way.

you're family. i'm sorry you were treated that way. as a guest in someone's home, wrong way to treat someone. >> yes. you're invited into their home and, you know, to be thrown off like that was really, it was disheartening. america is better than this. america is a place where you have free speech. but what happened yesterday was a microcosm of what is happening in the nation. pete: shut down and shut down. >> we don't want to hear from you. steve: book, brand new, what everybody is talking about. "leakers liars, and liberals jet. ainsley: liars, leakers and liberals quote. read the card. >> not your fault. ainsley: i'm sure it will do better now. everyone go buy it. >> 8:11 in new york city. jillian behind the judge. she has headlines.

jillian: let's start with this. so far eight police officers have been shot, two shot on the job in minnesota and rushed to the hospital. we're listening to their desperate calls for help. >> shots have been fired. i am down. i've been it had. left shoulder. they are not in custody. he is constantly shooting at us with a shot gun. >> shots fired. [gunfire] jillian: the officers were following up on a call about a missing person when a man started shooting. one of the officers shot in the shoulder. the other in the leg. they are okay. the suspect, is behind bars and is expected to be charged with attempted murder. powerful, unexpected storms ripped through iowa leveling homes and sending flying debris through the air. >> oh, no. no. no, no. oh, man. jillian: wow. look at video.

storms leaving a path of destruction in three cities. you see a massive plume of water spewing out after flat inned home. 17 people hurt. more incredible videos showing winds toppling a clock tower on top of a courthouse. another twister throwing cars around like toys, piling them on top of each other. severe weather there. a look at headlines. steve: wild weather day. pete: do you make less than $15 an hour? guess what, you can call yourself a victim of violence. we are going to explain that somehow. steve: got to hear. over the border, into the voting booth. happening in san francisco. how does geraldo rivera think that is going to work. he is coming up. ♪ how do you win at business? stay at laquinta.

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ainsley: we have a fox news alert. breaking news we continue to follow out of missouri. the death toll in the duck boat accident now at 13 people. four people are missing. divers will head back into the water today to look for more victims and survivors. the have you had yo showing moments right before the boat

flipped over and sank at table rock lake, missouri, with more than two dozen people on board. this is the video we're talking about. a nearby business showing how rough the water was. seven people were rushed to the hospital. at least two are in critical condition. there were life jackets on board the boat. we will keep you updated with any new information we get. steve: terrible situation. jillian, thank you very much. ainsley: nature's wrath. steve: couple weeks ago that alexandria ocasio-cortez stunned the political world and beat a long-time incumbent here in new york and, even though she a socialist, some people have said she is the future of the party and that's why when she said a couple days ago that she thought the economy was moving along, but then again, people need two jobs to survive, that is stunning because that flies in the face of the actual data. pete: she stunned a lot of people with her stunning lack of knowledge about her base beings of capitalism and socialism.

that was one of her comments. one of her soon to be colleagues, elizabeth warren, not double down or quadruple down? hear elizabeth warren said. >> people are working at minimum wage jobs that won't support them, working two, three, four, jobs, trying to pay the rent and keep food on the table, assembly saying the unemployment figures have gone down just doesn't get you there. >> steve: one way to look at it. tim scott the senator from the great state of south carolina. he said this about that. >> bottom line, anyone who wants to attack the trump economy must find a way to do it in theater. when you add 213,000 jobs just last month, unemployment is so low the long-term unemployment are coming back to work and we have 45-year high in optimism from small businesses. the left is losing their mind. this is fun to watch on tv because no one believes what they're saying. so far out of the realm of

reality, we are in good shape. ainsley: every day it is just a scare tactic. even if it is not factual, even if it is not right, scare our base into voting for us. it is, just look at i.c.e. they kept saying let's abolish i.c.e. abolish i.c.e. they had a chance to do that. congress got a chance to abolish i.c.e. and they didn't do it. scare tactics. pete: folks need skills for a lot of jobs that companies can not fill because the economy is so -- ainsley: more jobs than there are people. those are the facts. steve: we have one job. it's this. pete: coming up, forget the bible apparently. now the air force is using generic book of faith for very solemn tribute. steve: how does that work. across the border into the voting booth. what does geraldo rivera think. you might not like it. that is regular geraldo segment. ainsley: chances are you like this though. dee snider from twisted sister

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that is how much it will cost you to fly around like "iron man" in a jet suit like the one worn by tony stark. you can look at that. that is now on sale in a london department store. clocks in at a top speed of 32 miles per hour. can reach up to 12,000 feet. included in the price, flying lessons. sounds like a good way to avoid traffic. ainsley: remember brian did that in a segment? pete: always wanted to do that. for 400 grand. ainsley: cheaper if you try it once than buy the whole suit. media all week long meltdown mode over the helsinki summit. >> it is just as serious to me as the cuban missile crisis in terms of an attack or the 9/11 attack. >> what we saw yesterday was collusion witting or unwitting in the president's words, and attitudes toward putin. >> one word reaction to what you

saw yesterday. treason. >> treason, yeah. pete: trees san. has the media overblown the meeting just a little bit? where do we go from here? hear to weigh in fox news correspondent at large, author of the geraldo show, our good friend geraldo rivera. good morning. >> hi, pete. pete: what do you make of this last week. we talk to you on friday, sometimes on the weekend. how do you make where everyone reacted? >> you saw what happened between whoop by goldberg and our own judge jeanine pirro at the top of the hour. there is such deep hatred of this president. there is such disquiet. there is such a divide in this country. there is such unbridled passion. even people can normally have a reasonable discussion just go overboard. the case in point, the most vivid example isn't what happened on "the view." these charges that the president of the united states was somehow guilty of treason because he listened sympathetically to the other side, to what president

putin of russia was saying. i think it was absolutely overblown. i think it was hysterical. it boarded on hysterical. you can say it was sad. you can say it was disgraceful. you could say how dare the president miss the opportunity to scold putin in public for the alleged hacking of our elections. to go off the way they did on the president of the united states and anybody who agrees with him, that is reflected in our everyday life. i think it has infected public discourse. i think it is affected our jobs. it has affected the way the public perceives us. i think trump derangement syndrome is a real thing. ainsley: you can't compare that to 9/11 or the cuban missile crisis. want to talk about another topic. san francisco is registering non-citizens to go and cast ballots in the local elections. your thoughts? >> well i think that in a philosophical way i believe that all parents, many, many parents of undocumented or illegal

immigrants are citizen children, even if they're not, they are resident in the united states and supreme court has said there is obligation from public education to educate these children, even if they are in the country without proper documentation or illegally. i understand the motive what the people's republic of san francisco is trying to do. it seems to me though, just as an attorney, the law in california is pretty clear. you have to be a citizen of the united states to vote. you have to be a resident of the state of california. you have to be 18 years old. you have got to be in jail for a felony or on parole for a felony. you can't be deemed mentally incompetent. i can't see with those laws how you squeeze legality into people voting who aren't citizens of the united states. steve: they're just making it up. they're just making it up. >> they are doing it, this is part of trump derangement syndrome, if i may, steve. this is trying to screw the big man. screw the federal government.

not only our law enforcement not cooperate with i.c.e. in terms of enforcement and removal. we'll go a step further allow undocumented to vote. this is the seminal issue of the midterm elections. pete: that's right. >> i do believe this schism will be how people jump one side or the other come november. pete: screw the average guy who did it the right way by the playbook. i think you're exactly right. the midterms -- steve: we'll see how it works out in california. if that is the tip of the iceberg. her ruled do, thank you very much. steve, thank you. steve: you bet. speaking of california, take is a look at this video. yes, those people are burning an american flag. what maxine waters has to do with that, we'll explain coming up next. ainsley: bosses all across the country saying, you're hired!. so what is ivanka trump have to do with that? she joins us next to explain. pete: first here is dee snider,

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associations are pledging to expand apprenticeships, that is an interesting word for me to be saying "the apprentice." i never actually put that together until just now. that was a good experience, i will tell you that. isn't that strange? ivanka i negative associated but here we are. can't get away from that word. it's a great word. on the job tripping and vocational education. steve: president was looking over to his special advisor, his daughter ivanka and ivanka trump joins us right now from our nation's capitol. good morning to you. >> good morning. pleasure to be on. steve: we know it is a apprenticeship program. what else is what the president signed yesterday? >> we're incredibly excited. this is the culmination of a lot of hard work. so the president signed an executive order establishing the national counsel for the american worker which is comprised u.s. government officials who think holistically

about skills, training, and education for workers at all stages in their careers. so traditionally the government is only focused on education for those younger than the age of 25 but in a rapidly changing judge tall economy we know we're not best at training workers that will lead to industry and the states, there is a lot of data we have can at least enable people to make better decisions around education, where the jobs are located, what jobs are vacant but i think one of the exciting things about that announcement it was a real call to action for the private sector. in addition to announcing the u.s. government council we also created a pledge to america's workers and this was something that was started yesterday. over close to four million jobs were agreed to in that room yesterday afternoon. >> steve: wow. >> walmart agreed to one million

enhanced career opportunities. fedex, 500,000. we had some of the largest trade associations. this will keep rolling in the days, weeks to come. what they're committed to, is in such an incredibly robust environment where business optimism is so high. they want to insure that they have skilled employees. so they are reaching into the high schools, saying we'll train you for jobs that we have vacant because of the roaring economy. but they're also going to look at their own workforces say, based on automation, based on the rapid changes from a technology, technological perspective there is going to be disruption and we're going to take some of our mid to late career workers and we'll reskill them and give them new and better opportunities within our companies to do other jobs. it is really exciting initiative. it's a bold initiative. but 3.8 million jobs were committed to yesterday by the private sector with no government funding. ainsley: wow. >> it is really exciting.

we'll take this pledge. we'll bring it around the country. after the announcement apple subsequently said they wanted to sign the pledge to america's worker. boeing signed for an additional 100,000 job opportunities for america's workers. oracle came out yesterday evening after the announcement. hopefully this continues to grow. really a call to action for business large and small. ainsley: this is what americans care about. >> yes. ainsley: why so many people went to the polls to vote for your dad. if you don't have a job, you're stressed out. you can't feed your family. you can't put your kids into college. we want a better life for our kids. by doing this, so many people get their foot in the door. if you get your foot in the door at walmart, you can work your way up. you can become a manager, work at corporate office one day. some people don't have a chance to get their foot in the door. steve: the skills. ainsley: that's right, the skills. why is this so important to you? >> it is not just about securing a job. it is about creating a career for everyone. one of the ceo's who signed the

pledge from ups, he started out loading trucks at ups and he is now running the company, and he signed the pledge too. commit to create pathways for other ups employees to do exactly the same. it is tremendous opportunity n an economy this strong, we have the chance to bring people who have been marginalized, who have been on the sidelines, bring them back into the workforce. allow them to secure family sustaining jobs. it is such a unique opportunity. the president yesterday mentioned those who have been in prison, served their time, reentered society. we know empirically, we know from the data, if they have a job, they are, our communities are safer. less likely to fall back into the crime cycle, wind up incarcerated again if they secure a job. they can become greatest workers if given a second chance. steve: sure. ainsley: >> people otherwise overlooked are getting those opportunities.

i really think it is important to think about our mid to late career workers who are looking to learn a new skill. >> some have given up, ivanka. >> trusting in those people. steve: some of the people in the late career stages have given up because there are not jobs out there. >> the trump economy we're seeing that change. a robust economy is good for the american worker in several ways. one of the ways is we're seeing wages rise. wages have been stagnant in the past decade. they're rising at fastest clip in many years. we're starting to see that change. means people are reentering the workforce. last month alone in june, 600,000 workers entered or reentered the workforce. that is incredibly exciting. people coming off the sidelines, looking for a job, putting their hat back in the ring. we want to encourage that. we want to make sure that companies and trade associations are stepping up to the plate, giving them skills they need. for our younger workers, for

decades we said there is one path to a great career. that is going through four years of college. we know that is not true. we know that's not true. there are other paths. while college is great option for many people, we don't want to discourage that, there are other pathways that lead to tremendous opportunities. we want to give equal significance to those and promote those. such as apprenticeships and vocational education. pete: and our economy badly needs those skillsets which is what you are addressing. >> we do. pete: ivanka trump, thanks for this effort and joining us this morning. ainsley: thank you to all the companies signing the pledge for the american worker. pete: said no government money. music to my ears. steve: 20 minutes before the top of the hour, jillian joins us now. jillian: it is friday. good friday morning. we have breaking news. we're just getting this video in. this is a fox news alert. you're looking live at manatee river, florida, just south of

tampa, at this very moment as you can see rescue crews are racing to pull a dangling tractor-trailer back over the ledge on to i-75. the driver reportedly lost control, sending the semi careening over the ledge. we know the driver made it out safely. look at those images that is incredible. attempt to revoke the trump international liquor license is gaining support. december see advisory commission standing behind the decision because the law says licensees should be people of good moral character. they feel the president doesn't meet that qualification. >> the owner of the trump international hotel doesn't meet that definition and so abra, the alcohol beverage regulatory administration should take action. >> is this a political stunt? >> no, i don't think so. >> turns out the trump hotel is not in the jurisdiction of neighborhood commission. abra says any civic group can file a complaint against a

licensee. air force is replacing bible in area honoring missing soldiers. the commander of the air force base in wyoming agreeing to make the changes to this ceremonial remembrance table. the ceremonial religious foundation calls it christian supremacy. nearly 40 people at the base filed complaints. the table is long-standing tradition started after the vietnam war. really terrible display outside the office of democratic congresswoman maxine waters in los angeles. the american flag up in flames and being stomped on. [shouting] demonstrators sounding america was never great. it was supposed to be a counterprotest against a far right group, but that group never showed up. send it back to you guys. we lost one. pete: we lost one. that is a tease. that something special coming up you will not want to miss.

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♪ pete: welcome back. a couple quick headlines for you here. big win for gun rights, ninth circuit court of appeals blocking a law that would ban high capacity magazines in california. the it forces people who own the magazines to own them over to the state, otherwise known as confiscation, sell it to arms dealer, give it to police. it was spoused to go into effect last july but it is currently being challenged. the trump administration is looking to roll back regulations for species facing extinction. u.s. fish and wildlife service and noaa announcing changes to the endank eared species act and

limit areas that are critical habitats and alter kind of protections that threatened species receive. ainsley: we have seen the media meltdown all week long over president trump's meeting in helsinki with president putin. pete: we sure have, what do every-day americans think. we sent the doos on the loose. steve: i'm here talking to people here for the deflieder concert. what is your name? >> matt cap shaw. steve: we heard what they were talking about, media reaction president's meeting with putin on helsinki. what do you think of the tone of the rhetoric? >> i think it's a little bit of overreaction. they need to let the man do his job. steve: are you saying the president's comments were not as bad as 9/11 or pearl harbor? >> i don't think they are that bad. steve: what concerns you the most about the summit they had? >> nothing really concerns me

bit. i think the president need to do his job. i think the president needs to be able to do whatever he need to do to protect the country. steve: very good. what is your name, sir? >> craig. >> craig, where are you from? >> richmond hill, georgia, right outside of savannah. steve: very good. what do you make of the rhetoric regarding the president's superpower summit in helsinki? >> i just think mainly liberal media is blowing everything way out proportion. they look for any opportunity they can to kind of get him. steve: why is that? >> they don't like him. they're scared of him more so i think. steve: great. what is your name? >> tom. steve: tom, same question, what do you think of hyperbolic news coming out? >> it is way out over the top. we're becoming a country, man can't make a mistake and correct it and coming out attacking him? steve: i believe he definitely, he corrected whatever he said. i believe he misspoke. i believe he corrected his actions of the let the man lead.

this is definitely the media backing the democratic party and liberals trying to put forth an agenda. it is just not going to work. [cheering] get the economy going, get my kids jobs. now we're talking. steve: that is it what he wants. he wants his kid to get jobs. >> absolutely. i have got four of them. steve: need four jobs over here. guys, thank you very much. ladies and gentlemen, very good, are you ready for the big show? [cheering] dee snider will rock our stage with brand new single coming up next live from new york city. there he is with janice. [cheering]

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