and we can have what i think is a good dialogue. rob: all right, monday july 23rd, "fox & friends first", happening at 4:00 a.m., fox news alert caught on mora. moment a gunman leashes bullets to busy streets in toronto. innocent victims shot one by one. >> terror is not being ruled out to try to figure out the man in black who he was and why he did it. reigniting fierce debate over 2015 survey lanes. rob: brand-new republicans that you only see at fox news that will bring bombshells to life.

>> how much coffee do you need this morning. the military just revealed help deprive soldiers. rob: you will want to perk up for that one, "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ jillian: i have to wake up? rob: i don't know. jillian: could be determined. you decide, let us know, are you awake, you're watching "fox & friends first" in for heather childers. rob: a person killing one person

and injuring 13 others, police say that was not random. [shots fired] jillian: shooter opening fire in the neighborhood known as greek town, terrifying gun shots heard from blocks away. rob: police say a young woman is dead, t 9-year-old is in critical condition. >> i heard at least 20 shots in intervals, clipping, at least four people shot here by the mountain. >> gunman was killed in shootout with police, investigators at this point not ruling out terrorism as motive. rob: fox news alert, one person dead and another hurt after shooting in mormon church. fired shots in the middle of the

service and walked back to his home. o'connor later turned himself. police believe this was targeted attack against just one person but the motive remains unknown at this time. there were as many as 50 people inside the of shooting. >> jillian: a comiewnd is mourning the death of police officer killed in line of duty, diego moreno was trying to stop a run away suspect when he was hit by another officer's car, fox facility in seattle has more. >> people from all over bringing by flowers, cards for officer moreno, you see the memorial outside of police department, it's been growing hour by hour, this is a lost that's deeply affecting the police department ant the community. >> jennifer is among the many people paying respects for officer diego moreno in the police department. >> i feel like they take good

care of us. >> drove from des moines. >> anybody from the uniform risks their lives doesn't deserve. >> trying to stop a fleeing truck when he was hit with fellow officer's car. >> make no questions about this. we are not for the suspects from this incident, the officer -- >> it affects the family, it affects the coworkers, it affects the department and affects the community and often it does that for years to come. >> outside kent police the ripple effect is felt. >> the community lost him. jillian: fox news has exclusively obtained a house intel letter to president trump asking him to declassify part of

a warrant back in june. chris jenkins in nation's capitol with the fallout. >> good morning, jillian and rob, we have seen heavily redacted page but now fox news obtained a june 14th letter from the house intelligence community asking the president to declassify key sections writing in part because the department of justice and fbi continue to obstruct the community's investigation it's time to put the facts in public domain and we respectfully that you declassify in an unredacted form pages 10 to 12 all along with negotiated footnotes of third renewable on mr. page. mr. page says he believes authorities were deceptive in motivations. >> you're talking about misleading the courts. it's just so misleading going through those 400-plus page

documents. it's a complete joke. i've never been an agent for any foreign power by any stretch to have manuel nation. >> ranking of the intel committee adam schiff rejected that the court was mislead. >> no, of course, not, i think the performance that had in helsinki took place before applications were filed, i think the whole interchange with put i would have been a central exhibit in the fisa applications. >> chairman of the oversight and government reform committee tray gowdy believes the dossier was the motivation. >> the unvetted,dnc-funded dossier because they included, anyone who reads the fisa application sees the amount of reliance they placed on this product funded by hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc. >> no word yet from the white house on whether they will

consider declassifying any of the documents but rob and jillian, it's important to note that it was rare in the first place to classify the fisa application and even more rare if the president does declassify more. rob: half it's blacked out right now, we will see any more of the 400 pages come to light. jillian: lawmakers want know what else was going on in the obama-era justice department. rob: house judiciary chairman bob goodlatte are ready to hold james brennan accountable. >> what's to unprecedented about this is the fbi took it weponized it without ever verify ing credibility and brought it to fisa court without disclosing the source of that information. that is deeply troubling and a part of the reason why the new fbi director has been trying to reform organization who is credibility has been damaged by a few key people and by the way

the few key people are the same people in both of these investigations, we have lots of questions for john brennan and he will definitely be sought by the committees for an interview. this is an extremely disturbing thing to see both he and james comey supposedly impartial officials carrying out jobs in very important areas in intelligence gathering an law enforcement express the kind of extreme bias that they've shown now which i think reflects quite accurately on what they were doing back in 2016. jillian: congressman goodlatte says former fbi director and former attorney general loretta lynch will be most likely call today testify. rob: president trump sending strong stern to iran, after president rohaoni will not seek

peace. president trump firing back, to iranian president, never threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which few throughout history have ever suffered before, we are no longer a country that will stand for demented words, be cautious. secretary pompeo taking aim at iran blasting the regime for corruption as the u.s. prepares to reimpose tough sanctions on iran. jillian: a key hearing scheduled for today in federal court, lawyers for former trump campaign manager are hoping for judge will not allow mentions to 2016 campaign. jury selection of first two trials begin wednesday, manafort faces several charges including tax evasion, bank fraud and money laundering. the senate is expected to confirm robert wilke as veterans

affairs secretary, threaten to shake off and he served in u.s. naval reserve before coming a reserve officer in the officer. president trump nominated wilkie after firing david shelkin earlier this year. rob: incredible sunday for golf fans, tiger woods making great strides in his comeback bid but falling short of 15th major win, tiger you see there in classic sunday red shirt, finished tied for 6, sole possession of the lead, yesterday, it was exciting day, the they belonged to playing partner who was steady eddy, francisco. [cheers and applause] >> brilliant final round. >> not one boggy in final round. that's tough at that course.

the italian winning. it was great. julie: brand-new information on duck boat disaster, deadly dangers last year could the tragedy have been prevented. rob: discredited dossier was use today spy on team trump, our next guest ryan says our next guest violated protocol an this all comes back to james comey and his lies ahh... summer is coming.

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jillian: good morning, welcome back, newly-released fisa warrant application revealing bomb-shell new information how the fbi convinced the court to wiretap former trump campaign adviser carter page. rob: the documents proved the unverified dossier helped role in obtaining fisa warrant and

that the fbi never told the judge who had paid for the dossier. jillian: what does it mean now, joining us, former presidential speech writer for george w. bush ned ryan, thank you for being here this morning. >> good morning, guys. jillian: what do you make of the information? >> justifies devin nunes and justifies a lot of us who have been saying that the fbi used dossier not one, but twice but major part of fisa applications to spy on carter page. just think back for a moment and think about this, this was compiled with british spy, used as justification to spy in u.s. citizen and violate fourth amendment rights and the amazing part of all of this, january 2017 james comey said it was solicitous and unverified yet it would be used three more times to secure fisa warrant and

it was integral to getting the fisa applications, so i think everyone regardless of party affiliation should find this chilling and find it terrifying, this is not normal, this should not be normalized that we use propaganda as justification to spy on u.s. citizens. rob: ned, what makes people crazy in washington is you have both sides democrats and republicans screaming that this is vindication and also to go against your argument here you've got marco rubio saying that the warrant is -- legit. he thinks there's reason to believe that he might have been a foreign agent. >> you know, if cart ter page was suspected of being agent of foreign power and surveilled and there were four to five applications, why is he still walking free, why is he still not being charged as spy, i find that it was used as justification, backdoor entrance to spy on the trump campaign as

a whole. jillian: you listed a couple of questions, what's the biggest one you want answered right now? >> where was john brennan, he was the prime mover, the lynchpin in a lot of this, he used the phoney dossier and one pushing it around the administration in many ways, he knew that he couldn't be involved domestically as head of cia, he got james comey and quite frankly harry reid to be patsies to do dirty work and i always thought that john brennan was the master behind all of this. >> when it became clear to me last summer that russia was engaged in aggressive and wide-ranging efforts to interview in one of the key fillers of democracy, focus on the issue, i believe the i was first u.s. officials to brace the russians on this matter. rob: when you listen to that, ned, we know john brennan hates the president, him and clapper

can't stand the president, if you hear that, what do you make of that? >> i make of it that in the previous administration our justice department and our intelligence community were so partisan to leave behind protocol and use anything that's justification to weponized state against political opponent. again, at the end of the day, i was encouraged bob goodlatte saying he will use brennan and open setting you should oath, people need to understand that what we have been dragged through for the last almost 2 years was nothing but partisan attempt, the collusion is a fairy tale, trump-russia is a fairy tale built on foundation of lies and i think the american people again, i hope that donald trump will unredact the fisa application and he calls full

accountability and transparency with a lot of documents, the american people need to understand what took place, they deserve it. jillian: all right, ned ryan, thanks for your time we appreciate it. rob: all right, 18 minutes after the hour, getting away with murder, a man shot and killed over sparking spot and the shooter not facing any charges the reason that's now sparking protests. jillian: barack obama boulevard, the town push to go rename after the former president. are you ready to take your wifi to the next level?

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to defend shooting and killing another man over a parking dispute as bryan llenas explains, the incident is sparking strong feelings on both sides of the issue. >> outrage over florida stand your ground self-defense law now being used to justify killing a man over a parking space. it started with 47-year-old michael confronting a woman illegally parked in handicap spot outside of a convenient store in clearwater, her boyfriend came out of the storm, seconds later, pulled out a gun and fired killing the 28-year-old father of three. he feared for his life and was merely standing his ground, police admit the argument can get a little mirky. >> this is not an objective, what i would do or public would

do, what somebody else would do, this is more of a subjective standard. >> many locals aren't buying, surveillance shows taking victim and step back. >> when he stepped back after the gentleman drew the gun, he became aggressor. >> you have the sheriff standing there's to probable cause that he should be arrested, it's going to be hard for state attorney's to hi, he should be prosecuted. >> famously used by tboarming -- george zimmerman. england holding a butterfly and

all they're asking for people to devote 15 minutes to could wanting butterfly species but the job does not come with a paycheck. rob: new app could soon reveal how much coffee you need to stay alert. the u.s. military has developed an algorithm to figure out how much caffeine sleep-deprived soldiers need to operate at optimal alertness, according to research, people who don't get enough sleep should get two cups of coffee when they wake up and another two cups two hours later. sounds like being paid for by coffee companies, you need 30 cups a day. the dog howling in the same exact tune of britney spears song, the video sure to give you paws.

[laughter] >> do you hear, the howl sounding almost identical to toxic. take a listen. [laughter] >> kind of funny. that's so bizarre. the new fame has made riley a social media star. jillian: ryey, you're -- riley, you're adorable. sing it, rob. rob: hope she doesn't sue riley. illegal immigrants with now vote in san francisco, the slippery-slope critics are now concerned this could create. jillian: from bernie sanders to alexandria ocasio-cortez, some of the democrats biggest stars sharing one common theme. >> democratic socialism.

democratic socialism. democratic socialism. jillian: socialism surging in the age of trump, so what does it really say about the democratic party? that debate is coming up next.

jillian: fox news alert, gunman opening fire on busy street in toronto overnight killing one person and injuring 13 others. police say it was not random. [shots fired] rob: terrifying, the shooter dressed in all black opening fire in a neighborhood known as greek town, shots heard from blocks away. [shots fired] jillian: police say a young woman is dead, 9-year-old girl is in critical condition. >> it's the street where families come, they're all out

tonight walking, having their dinner and this, i guess, lone gunman simply came out and started shooting, it's unbelievable actually. rob: gunman was killed in shootout with police, investigate not ruling out terrorism as possible motive. gene adkins allegedly shot grandmother during argument and kidnapped girlfriend and crashing outside of trader joe's in los angeles, the store's manager shot dead during 3-hour standoff inside, the family identifying her as melida guerrero. >> today the coast guard will attempt to pull duck boat, 17 dead, the boat will given to investigators as the search for answers continues, fox news multimedia reporter paul has

more. >> we're here today to honor the memory of those who lost their lives. >> family, members and community members gathered to honor 17 members killed in duck boat accident. around 200 attended memorial. bell chimed 17 times for each one lost. >> i'm just so sorry they got on the boat, of the 17 nine were of one family. >> two investigations going on, ntsb's investigation in safety procedures and the state investigation, highway patrol's investigation into the circumstances of this situation. >> private investigators steve paul says he inspected the duck boats and warned about design

flaws in the vessel including potential for water removal pipes to fail in climate weather and concerns over canopy that may get difficult to escape. >> with the canopy, it's a people trapper, if anything good the two agencies, the department of transportation and u.s. coast gourd come together and create standard for the vehicles. >> 14 passengers survived the accident, ntsb will be on the scene for at least a week and the investigation could take up to a year to complete. in new york paul, fox news. >> all right, despite being slammed by the left and even members of own party president trump's approval ratings are up, brand-new wall street journal nbc poll, 45% of the registered voters approve of performance, 50 say he's strong in economics, 46% backing performance on north korea issues.

supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh is one step closer to scheduling his confirmation hearing, he's now turned thousands of pages about himself including past speeches, published writings and court filings to the senate judiciary committee. the senate hopes to seat kavanaugh on the court by october, he would replace anthony kennedy who officially retires from the court next week. jillian: from bernie sanders to alexandria ocaois of cortez, some of the democrats biggest stars today sharing one common theme. >> democratic socialism mean, the right of people to enjoy the basic necessities of life. >> the definition of democratic socialism to me again is -- is the fact that in a modern world and wealthy society no american should be too poor to live -- jillian: the associated press now pointing out a surge of socialism in the age of trump, but what does say about the party and should they be worried about the midterms and beyond. here to debate is our panel gop

strategists ashley and democratic strategists antoine, thank you for joining us, why do you think people want socialism, do they want it? >> i disagree with this notion or idea that's been manufactured by the right and some of in the media that the democrats are now moving towards the party of socialism. what i see from the democratic party is that we are moving toward a party that reflects the united states of america, keep in mind the democratic party has always been known as the big ten, black, white, poor, ideas are extreme or common sense ideas that will move this thing called the american experiment forward, we embrace this, we embrace lgbtq, we embrace all communities that represent and reflect the united states of america, so this idea of socialism has been something that's been manufactured by the right. jillian: well, i can disagree with that, i guess the numbers can disagree with that, let's

take a look at them, democratic socialism of american membership in 2016, there were 6,000 people in 2018, 45,000, there's a distinct difference and a huge uptick would you argue with that, ashley? >> you know, democratic leadership wouldn't dare say it publicly but they have got to be concerned about the messenger, alexandria ocasio-cortez did not win district that democrats are trying to flip in november, it's liberal and different. unfortunately the democrats have not had any messaging, any policy to offer to the american people -- >> that's not true. >> antitrump. it is true. nothing put forth, there's been no collaboration, instead of messenger is alexandria who has socialist message of anti-- of wanting open borders who most americans want secure border, anticapitalism, 90% of americans

have take-home pay and unemployment at all-time low. the democrats are alienating moderate democrat voters. >> ashley, bless your heart early monday morning but that's simply not true, there's a reason why democrats are winning in places where connor lamb in pennsylvania where trump won by 20 points, there's a strategic reasons why democrats won over 40 legislative seats that president trump won. jillian: what's the reason? >> they are putting forward a policy prescription that speaks in the hearts and voters -- if americans wanted socialism then bernie sanders would have been the nominee. >> you want to point to socialism. >> your party is completely -- jillian: one at a time here, let's let ashley get a word for a second, go ahead, ashley. >> your party has completely alienated moderate voters.

your party offered nothing to move forward on the very important issues. jillian: is alexandria ocasio-cortez a future -- a woman who got in neighborhood and communities and speaking to voters and finding out what their needs are and articulating the vision, because we add new voices to the choir the mission has changed. we want to sing too and you both will see and what that means and what that looks like in november. jillian: thank you for joining us this morning. rob. jillian: 30 minutes after the hour, senate expect today confirm president trump's pick to lead the va today. why our next guest a veteran is confident that robert wilkie

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>> two years ago voters approved proposition amend k city charter giving anyone over age 18 with child in school the right to board in school board elections including nonu.s. citizens even those without legal status. >> you shouldn't be here, your kids shouldn't be here, we should be thankful that we are educating them and now what you want to tell us how to run the schools, i don't think so. >> extending it to illegal immigrant creates confusion, sense of entitlement and slippery-slope. school board today and city council tomorrow. >> it will absolutely spread like wild fire, there's nothing in the state when it's benefit like illegal immigrants that spreads like the plague. >> only public school district in city and county of san francisco, supporters say it is only right to give parents who have kids in school a voice in

how those schools are run documented or not. emotions here run high when it comes to immigration, some fear ice will obtain the voter roll to arrest illegal immigrants, others believe the city sanctuary status will protect those who register. >> under federal law noncitizens can't vote in federal elections and california constitution also requires voters be citizens and state res tents which is one reason why some believe the measure could be overturned, however, as of yet it has gone unchallenged. in los angeles, william, fox news. jillian: senate to confirm wilki e. rob: what exactly needs to be fixed at the agency at this point? here now veteran and radio talk show host kathy barnett, thank you so much for coming in. >> thank you for having me. rob: progress has been made at the va over the last couple of

years. >> it has. rob: still more work to be done. >> many issues plaguing the democratic party -- the va department, chief among them egregious wait times, time and time again this is the number one issue that they have in their mind, it became a scandal back in 2014 when we heard story after story of veterans going into the va with mild, relatively mild issues but because of extended wait times those issues ballooned into life-threatening issues and we did see improvement under former va dr. david shulkin where he was able to reduce from 611,000 veterans who were waiting more than 125 days down to 86. jillian: why do you think it's a problem that seems to be unable to get resolved? >> bureaucracy. one of the things when i knew i was coming in here i put it out on veterans on social media,

some of these people have to drive extended distances in order to reach sanction hospital and, again, the wait times on wait to go see the proper doctor or just to even receive benefit decisions are pretty extensive. jillian: that's really sad. rob: it is sad. one of the stories of people who have minor issues and wait times are so bad that they become a serious -- >> major-life-threatening issues. exactly. that's what we saw in 2014 when the scandal broke out of the exact thing, story after story. jillian: let's talk about robert wilkie, navy veteran of the u.s. navy reinforce, served as acting da secretary after the ousting of shulkin, those are just a couple of things, you like him as the pick? >> you know what i like in the

highly divisive culture in congress where we have the democratic party who are bent on , they were able to gardner bipartisan support and that's really rare in the environment in which we lived in. we are expecting him to use that kind of ground swell as he walks in and starts facing some challenges, we have over 20 million veterans and 22 commit suicide every single day, opioid addiction, homeless, homelessness epidemic among veterans, he's walking into a hornets nest. rob: reduce the poverty rate as you said, so many homeless veterans and the ability, this is a big one, the ability to drain the va of employees with poor performance, be able to fire people if you're doing a crumby job. >> go figure, right? rob: isn't that frustrating? >> they generally do that in

capitalist society, if you're not doing your job, adios. i spent 10 years in military as reserve, i'm very similar with the bureaucracy that can take place versus other careers that you're not performing. we did see performance under dr. shulkin, getting legislation passed and be able to fire people if they're not doing their job. we will be looking at that but then also one of the ones that you pointed out is according to the va, the poverty rate among veterans is rising, the number of veterans on foot stamps is outpacing the number of those who have never been in the military. i think it's sad, we have young men and women who are going out in battlefield with more than rust backs on their back, they are also being waved down with the needs of their families, so again robert wilkie get the nod

and get in there and hit the grounded running and continue with great improvement that we have seen so far. jillian: kathy, thank you. rob: 48 minutes after the hour, far-left democrats have have ben attacking immigration and custom enforcement for months. >> look at ice, what a group of incompetents. rob: top democrat that joined the cause to abolish the agency entirely. jillian: feeling the heat, he hid in a dryer, the story coming up.

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jillian: good morning to you and welcome back, senator calling on democrats to abolish ice when they take back congress. >> so when we flip the house and the senate i think we should get rid of ice, looking at immigration is a humanitarian issue, these are civil issues, these are families. look at the economic engine that it is that immigration is our strength, our diversity makes country strong. jillian: new york senator calling on democrats to reform gun laws including bump stocks and magazine clips. rob: people in one georgia city want to rename a city barack obama boulevard ditching the name of confederate general but might have facts wrong, employee in museum says street is named after a local black businessman and not named after nathan forest, a group will reportedly start circulating petition for name change today despite that we want to know thoughts on

barack obama boulevard, let us know. jillian: papa johns making a move to distance itself from the disgraced founder. rob: tracee carrasco from fox business with details on the so-called poison pill? tracee: board members of papa johns vote today use a poison pill which could keep john schnatte from taking control interest of the company and voted over the weekend and poison pill, a company can add this to mainly prevent a hostile takeover, right now schnatte has 20% of share, you remember all of that drama surrounding the conference call where he used racial slur, he resigned, he said he regretted that discussion, more follow up at papa johns. new scanners are being tested in airport, so it could mean you

may not have take out liquids from your carry-on luggage, yes, this is called computing tomograhy technology. 3d image of content in lug or when screening for explosives and other items and also tested at jfk. rob: thanks, tracee. time for the good, the bad and the ugly, country ban lady antabellum loving the lip sing challenge. ♪ ♪ rob: love of doughnuts. jillian: awesome, need to -- rob: need you now. jillian: need you now.

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[shots fired] jillian: monday july 23rd, happening right now at 5:00 a.m., fox news alert, caught on camera, the moment a gunman unleashes a barrage of bullets on a busy street in toronto. rob: terrorism at this point is not being ruled out as police trying to figure out who the man in black was and why he did this. also while you were sleeping, president trump sending a brand-new warning to iran, never ever threaten the united states again. jillian: what iran did to trigger a war of words with the white house. speaking of warnings, james comey has one for democrats. rob: why he's saying not to support the party's rising socialist star, "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪