[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. ♪ ♪

[laughter] rob: great song. jillian: i'm not even going the try. rob: you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning i'm rob schmitt. jillian: and i'm jillian mele, thank you so much for starting your day with us. rob: gunman opening fire in busy street in toronto overnight killing one person, injuring 13 others, police say this was not random. [shots fired] jillian: shooter dressed in all black opening fire with handgun in the neighborhood known as greek town, the terrifying gunshots heard from blocks away. [shots fired] [sirens] jillian: police say a young woman is dead and 9-year-old in

critical condition. >> i heard at least 20 shots in intervals, clipping, reloading, i saw at least four people shot here by the fountain. jillian: gunman was shot by police and investigators not ruling out terrorism as possible motive. rob: another fox news alert, officer diego more eno was trying to stop a run away suspect with spike strips when he was hit by another police officer's car, this happening south of seattle, washington, the officer crashed and was certify juicily hart but expected to certify vief, the suspect also crashed and is now in police custody. >> the vehicle may not have been the one that struck the officer, make no doubt about it, had it not been for their actions, this officer would still be arrive right now. rob: moreno originally from venezuela, he leaves behind a wife and two kids.

our thoughts are with their families. today the coast guard will try to pull out the doomed duck boat from bottom of lake in southern missouri, 17 people killed when it capsized and sank in storm last week, the boat will be given to investigators as we learn the mechanic who inspected the boat last year warned the company that it could become a death trap in bad weather, after the report he told the family they would never ride those type of boats again. this as the family that lost nine loved ones in that accident, nine people shares this photo that was taken right before that deadly ride. jillian: so heartbreaking, doj releasing hundreds of pages of documents related to fisa warrants of carter page, fox news has exclusively obtained house intel letter from president trump asking him to declassify part of the warrant back in june, griff jenkins in nation's capitol.

>> good morning, they relied heavily on the steel dossier as justification, fox news obtained june 14th letter asking the president to declassify key sections writing in part because the doj and fbi continue to obstruct the community's investigation, it is time to put the facts in the public domain, they are asking simply that pages and footnotes be declassified and released publicly in redacted form, mr. page saying authorities were deceptive in motivations. >> you're talking about misleading the courts. it's just so misleading going through the 400-plus page documents, where do you even begin? it's literally a complete joke. >> but the ranking member of the intel committee adam schiff rejected the notion that the courts were misled. >> , no of course, and i think

actually if the performance that we had in helsinki took place before the applications were filed, i think that whole interchange with putin would have been a central exhibit in the fisa applications. griff griff fallout among republicans was mixed. >> i don't think they did anything wrong, they went to the court and got judges to approve it. >> i don't have an issue with looking into people that have cozy relationships with russia, that's fine. i do have an issue when you rely on political opposition research that is unvetted. >> so will we see anymore? no word yet from the white house on whether they will consider declassifying any more of the documents, we have to wait and see, jillian. jillian: all right, griff, thank you. rob: new information revialed in the fisa warrant documents, lawmakers want to know what else was going on in the obama-era justice department. jillian: bob goodlatte says latest revelations will have

impact into doj and fbi. >> this is a big development for the investigation that i as chairman of the judiciary committee trey gowdy have been pursuing now for the last nine months because as you know at each step in that process, the fbi has objected to our looking into this matter because they claim it's part of an ongoing investigation and we have said all along, we are not interested in looking at the substance of anything that mr. mueller does find in his investigation, we don't want to interfere with that but we do want to see how this investigation was launched and how it contrasts with the shocking way that they handled the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. so that is an absolutely critical aspect of this and now we have a federal judge who agrees that information regarding that investigation can and should be made public and has ordered to be made public. rob: congressman goodlatte says

he and his committee are to call john brennan and james comey and loretta lynch to testify. >> overnight president trump sending stern warning to iran, to iranian president rouhani never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences the likes of which futures have suffered before, we are no longer a country that will stand for demented words of violence, be cautious. war with iran is the mother of all wars. secretary of state mike pompeo also sending strong message. >> we have an obligation to put maximum pressure on the regime's ability to generate and move money and we will do so. at the center of this campaign is the reimposition of banking energy sectors. jillian: pompeo blasting the regime for corruption at a

speech in california. rob: the senate is expected to vote robert wilkie, threatening to shake up complacency and improve wait times. earlier kathy barnette told us he's a good choice. >> what i like in highly divisive culture in congress where we have the democratic party who are bent on resisting the president no matter what, robert wilkie was able to garner bipartisan support. rob: wilkie served in u.s. naval reserve before becoming officer in air force, president trump picked wilkie after first choice jackson with drew nomination, he will replace shilkin who was fired earlier this year. president trump's supreme court nominee one step close the other nomination, turning more than 100-page questionnaire to

committee, published writings and court filings, senate republicans are hope to go seat kavanaugh on the courts by the time term begins in october in the next session, he would replace anthony kennedy who will officially retire from the high court at the end of the month. jillian: incredible sunday for golf fans at the british open, tiger woods making great strides in comeback but falling short of 15th major win, tiger and classic sunday head shirt finishing 6 after holding full possession of the lead at one point yesterday but the day really belong today playing partner francesco mulinari, take a look. italian whipping first major shooting 8 under par. first major must be so exciting. rob: first major an italian has ever won which is big. janice, you had some fun? >> i did, i was at muck fest in

new jersey, we had a great time, we will show you highlights including mud angel that i performed in summer set new jersey, all for good cause for ms, we will show it at 6:30 on "fox & friends". thank you. it's going to be muddy how about that for transition, 74 in new york, 71 in raleigh. we have area of low pressure as well as front that's across the east coast from florida all up towards maine, forecast rainfall in some cases, yes, flooding a big concern across portions of the mid-atlantic and southeast, this is the next couple of day, on and off and in some cases potential for a lot of rain in a very short period of time, know what to do if you have a watch in the area. the heat continues to hang on across portions of texas, oklahoma, louisiana, well over 100-degrees and dallas, poor

dallas, we are talking about a dip in temperature on tuesday, but wednesday, thursday, friday, still so hot, i have relatives that live in dallas, texas, even though it's supposed to be hot of the year, that's oppressive and dangerous. rob: that is hot. 11 minutes after the hour, he plotted to destroy the brooklyn bridge and even met with osama bin laden but a judge allowed convicted terrorists to keep his u.s. citizenship. why our next guest, constitutional attorney says why the system is in favor of terrorists. jillian: college rivally between bride and groom, the cake-cutting that's going viral. stay right there. -welcome. -[ gasps ] a bigger room?!

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terrorist keeping his u.s. citizenship thanks to federal judge who was an obama appointee. rob: admitted to scoping out the brooklyn bridge as part of al-qaeda plot to destroy it and even lied on immigration papers when he obtained citizenship back in 1999, but thanks to judge stacy, he is now set to be released from jail here in just a couple of years in 2020. jillian: is this more evidence of liberal bias in our system, here to weigh in constitutional attorney mike w. smith, what do you think, thanks for being here this morning, is there bias in our system? >> yeah, of course, the bias is entirely favor of more and more immigration inviting the world to move to the united states and here is a great example, the fact that we are having this debate at all about a gentleman who in 1999 was naturalized american citizen bringing talents of being a trauk --

truck driver. in 1999, in a couple of years he's convicted of helping al-qaeda, he met with osama bin laden and was scoping tout brooklyn bridge in new york as potential terrorist target and under the federal statute, believe it or not, it says if you are associated or affiliated with any sort of a terrorist organization within 5 years of the date you become naturalized it is prima facia that you should lose your citizenship, when you engage in serious crime usually you built up to that. so when you decide you are going to be a terrorist just a couple of years after naturalized, the idea is you were plotting of being terrorist before you filed naturalization papers. rob: are you saying the judge ignored the federal statute, that stha what you allege or how do you think it happened? >> she's not saying for certain he can't lose the citizenship,

what's she's really saying is the government so far hasn't done enough to prove that he should lose the citizenship. rob: i see. >> the government needs to do more. my question is why are we having the debate. guy pled guilty to scoping out potential terrorist targets in new york, what is left to be given statute and sentenced to jail for 20 years, so this was not exactly jaywalking. rob: yeah. jillian: here is a quote from the judge, american citizenship is precious and the government carries a heavy burden of proof when attempt to go divest naturalized citizen of his or her citizenship. you fast-forward to today, do you think things are better or getting there? >> i think that the president is trying to make them better, but i think as practical matter, the immigration system is so broken and it's run by unelected

bureaucrats that are in favor of more and more immigration. the people who take the jobs in the immigration system are interested in immigration, so by -- by their natural tendency, of course, they want more immigration otherwise they wouldn't be interested in the subject, so you have inherit bias in the entire immigration system toward more and more immigration because the people that aren't interested in immigration don't go to work there. and i think that's -- you have the institutional bias in system. rob: in san bernardino, the shooting, the woman came and didn't ask her any questions. >> the wife of the shooter who participated in the murders was not an american citizen, was vetted supposedly by the united states federal government, by the state department and they never vetted her for her jihadi leanings, they led her into the country and she helps perpetrates the san bernardino

tragedy, i guess, you know, what can you say about how much you can trust the government to protect us. i'm not so sure i would bet my life on it. rob: mark, thank you so much. jillian: thank you for joining, 18 minutes after the hour, democrats desperate for fresh ideas to win over the american voter. >> what we need is a new generation of leadership, we need a leader who is going to talk about the future and not bring us back to the past. jillian: are nancy pelosi' days as top democrat in the house numbered? rob: one giant lead for mankind, the moon landing 45 years ago that nasa never wanted you to see. jillian: until now. ouble palm g who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com.

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>> the suspect with steadily standoff charged with murder today, shot grandmother and kidnapped his girlfriend, the store's manager was shot dead during 3-hour standoff inside. her family identifying her as melida porado. rob: suspected al-qaeda recruiter is expected to plea guilty today, ali, is due in federal court in philadelphia. he was extradited to the u.s. from spain to recruit americans that deny fit the terrorist profile like a single mother in colorado, he wanted them to help him kill artist that made drawings of profit mohamed f found guilty he could face up to 45 years behind bars. jillian: fox business alert, check pantry, snack inside can make you sick.

rob: tracee carrasco from fox business with the risk crack -- -- cracker recall. jillian: no. tracee: concerns over salmonella which is interesting, the manufacturer says that they contain whey powder and recalling the whey. a whole list of products for you, we will put in the screen right now, all of these are being recalled, they do have expiration date from january, check your boxes, so far no one has gotten sick. rob: no way. tracee: got it. rob: don't worry about it. [laughter] jillian: sorry. rob: it's early. star trek vodka, go ahead? tracee: they they've sending the

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gorgeous views of planet earth, imagine seeing the whole planet, that's just crazy. jillian: i wonder why they didn't want us to see them. 25 minutes after the hour, document dubbed hundreds of pages now confirming the discredited dossier used as evidence to spy on trip trump, is this all about the backfire of the obama-era officials involved, we debate it next. rob: she went against her own party and decide today throw her support behind ice, not this woman, here is what happened? >> you would have declared your support for ice agents. rob: arizona democratic congressional candidate anne kirk patrick was booed off the stage, why her party is exploiting for political gains, she is live coming up.

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rob: fox news alert, a gunman opening fire in toronto killing one person and injuring 13 others, police say that was not random. [shots fired] rob: that's just horrifying, the shooter dressed in all black opening fire with a handgun in a neighborhood there known as greek town, terrifying gunshots can be heard from blocks away. [sirens] [shots fired] rob: police say a young woman is dead, a 9-year-old girl in critical condition. >> absolutely shocking, this is a street where people walk every day to go do groceries, to have dinner, have ice cream, sit in the square and enjoy summer and it's absolutely devastating. rob: terrible, the gunman killed in shootout with police, investigator not ruling out terrorism as a motive. jillian: another fox news alert

now, one person is dead and another hurt after a shooting at a mormon churning -- church in nevada, o'connor later turned himself in. police believe it was a targeted attack against one person but the motive remains unknown. there were as many as 50 people inside the church at the time of the shooting. a massive search underway for cleaning student, molly reported missing after going for jogging, was last seen wearing gym shorts and sports bra, she and her boyfriend were dog sitting when she vanished, investigators looking at online profile for any clues that may help. she isn't plan to go challenge house minority leader nancy pelosi but democratic congressman still hopes she'll be replaced. >> what we need is a new

generation of leadership, we need a leader who will talk about the future, not bring us back to the past, we need a uniter in the party. we can find leaders who are really going bring us together. jillian: former marine is trying to recruit younger democrats to run for office in an effort to take back control of the house. today, president trump will host american made goods from all 50 states, campbell soup and ford heading to the white house to display products, the event comes despite trade disputes between the u.s. and several countries including méxico, china and canada, rob. rob: all right, the knewy le -- newly released fisa warrant application on how the fbi convinced the courts to wiretap carter page, what comes next for obama-era officials involved? all of this? joining many e to debate kimberly and former dnc josé

muñoz, josé, i want to start with you, both sides have come out and said this is some kind of vindication after seeing this fisa application. what do you say to the democrats >> it's now clear they did nothing wrong with carter page. we know page has long relationships with the russian government and has been proud from this relationships and now all of a sudden, they're not so important, so i think, of course, we will see the president tweet out as he has in the last couple of hours saying, still trying to blame the fbi for illegally spying in campaign. it's not true, 400 pages of evidence that the fbi did nothing wrong. 400 -- rob: the republicans say, look, this is evidence that they

really used this -- this nasty dossier as vital information in getting the warrants, what do you think? >> rob, at that -- that's absoly correct. what was redacted was supposedly other information that we used but we can't see it to tell that's what really went on, i see in collusion in trump and russia whatsoever. when you look at 412 pages, you wonder if the dnc and fbi colluded in order to knock president trump out of candidacy or try to get him i peached at a later date, you have peter strzok, he lied to congress, he had nothing to do with the carter page warrant, he actually did, we should prioritize russian probe over anthony weiner's laptop and we still don't know what was there, but he had everything to do with it. this is a sad day for the intelligence community. they're just not looking as if

they have any credibility at this point. rob: our last guest that we talked about an hour ago with the same subject had a great point f carter page really did anything and deserves attention why is he walking free, obviously he's not a russian agent that's the perspective. >> look, we have to make sure that this investigation continues, if the fbi haven't arrested him yet is for a good reason, the investigations will continue. we have to let robert mueller do his job. i'm surprised that kimberly will try to undermine the intelligence community. >> i'm not trying to undermine -- >> i mean, that's what it seems like. rob: kimberly, real quick, let me jump in here, let's talk about that, you have republicans like marco rubio who say that the investigation, the i guess wanting to investigate this man was legitimate and that's a republican saying that. >> i understand. i believe the investigation should continue, obviously russians did try to meddle in

the election, but to say that trump had any collusion, that's not true, we are not seeing any evidence of that, like trey gowdy said yesterday if they did adam schiff would have leaked it by now. there's no evidence that trump colluded with russia whatsoever and now we have comey tweeting out saying how everyone in america should vote for democrats, clearly there's bias and improper behavior and it's not about undermining the fbi, they're undermining themselves. rob: josé, your response? >> look, again, she said it before and it's not just kimberly it's really the gop as a whole starting by the president of the united states, i wish the president would take action just he had a key moment to be with a russian president to say, enough, you meddled in our elections, instead he praised him. >> we don't know what happened in the private meeting? >> the gop recently just -- this is. >> important, two resolutions came in congress trying to say -- to support the russian investigation and the gop said

no, they continued to deny that these things are important. this is not a democrat-republican issue. rob: guys, thanks for coming on this morning. >> thank you. >> thanks. jillian: 36 minutes after the hour, barack obama boulevard, the town push to go rename one of its streets after the former president but not everyone wants to give it the green light and our view rester chiming in, what you have to say, next. >> we had bold commitments and i campaigned on hard commitments of medicare for all, tuition-free public college. rob: she made history at the polls but does the popularity of cortez far-left socialist agenda now threatened to rip the party in two? - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged

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ocasio-cortez bringing socialism surge to heartland. rob: could push work against centrists in democratic elections, garrett tenney takes a look? >> two leaders in socialist movement not only believe agenda is in mainstream they believe it's a winning message in states that president trump won. that's why the pair spent campaigning in kansas and missouri, for candidates who support the socialist agenda, medicare for all, free college tuition an guarantied living wage for every person. ocasio-cortez says she believes the platform helped her win in new york and is what's helping bring new voters to democratic party. >> i think that the factors that ultimately created our win was the fact that we had bold commitments and i campaigned on hard commitments of medicare for all, tuition-free public college, ensuring a new deal for future and championing those

issues, we are the reason that we won, we won across demographics. >> the surge of the left-wing of democratic party causing concern that socialist agenda could make it harder to win in swing states, at rally congressional candidate thompson believes just the opposite. >> when people want to say that this is trump country -- [shouting] >> i say hell no. [laughter] [cheers and applause] >> i looked at what we have been doing in our district and that doesn't work, if a centrist message would have won then hillary clinton would have won here in 2016. >> nationwide the democratic socialists of america have endorsed 42 candidates running for office in 20 states all in hopes of influencing in washington come november. in washington, garrett tenney, fox news. rob: the democratic party is embracing socialist values, but

what does that mean for voters who doesn't? jillian: former national justice director for the bernie sanders campaign says socialism sounds good when democrats talk about it but the reality is they don't make good on their promises. >> things that democrats have lost their way with not being able to balance both conversations to talk about americans, particularly the african-american community which is why tom pérez is now apologizing to black women, but have done nothing to work on policies and principles that matter to people like myself. it's all about money, power and respect and the squeaky oil always gets the wheel, unfortunately african americans certainly agree with what i said the message hasn't been brought out with him but the left-wing media doesn't want to cover. the reality is who is going to scream the loudest and african americans have been screaming for a long, we have been screaming, shouting, we have been marching, really just kind of over it, they no longer believe in politicians or

politics. rob: interesting perspective there. in 2016 just 6,000 members registered in the group democratic socialist of america and so far this year 45,000 moving up. jillian: quite a difference. the outspoken fired fbi director james comey is chiming in again this time targeting the democratic movement, comey tweeting, quote, democrats, please, please don't lose minds and rush to socialist left, the president and party are counting to do exactly that, america's -- americans want great middle, balanced ethical leadership. rob: but they might have their facts wrong on this. an employee at history museum says forest street is actually named after a local black businessman and not named after

confederate forest, regardless the group will start circulating petition for name change today, earlier we asked what you think on barack obama boulevard. rob says on facebook, it'll only turn a hard left that street, that's funny. mike says it should be on every city, one way out of town, who cares, why make a big deal out of this. jillian: all right. rob: we will see what happens. jillian: she went against her own party and decided to throw her support behind ice and here is what happened. that's arizona democratic congressional candidate anne kirk patrick getting booed off the stage. she joins us next. rob: let's check with steve doocy. steve: coming up on "fox & friends", we have white house press secretary sarah sanders,

she's going to be joining us along with judicial tom and andy mccarthy and former white house press secretary, look at that, sean spicer, he sat down with exclusive interview with ainsley and got look at first couple of days when he came to pennsylvania avenue. >> we had planned that monday to be our day one and next thing you we are talking about inauguration sizes and have people tear apart my suit. you know, it was definitely baptism by fire. steve: no kidding. what a story he's got. he will be joining us in 3-hour telecast rob and julian starts in 13 minutes. rob: tough job, press secretary. steve: no kidding. [laughter] steve: lion tamer. jillian: thanks, steve. steve: you bet.

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rob: democratic candidates in arizona taking the stage for a debate but watch what happens when one of them admits support for ice. >> i find it very clear, if you would have declared your support for ice agents -- >> would you have supported democratic leadership in condemning the comment? jillian: joining us the candidate, the only democrat on stage to support ice and kirk patrick, tell us why you do support ice? >> good morning. i'm actually here to speak directly to donald trump, i feel that what's happening at the bord ser wrong, i'm a mother of

4 and i believe that separating kids from their parents is illegal and inhumane, i'm state senator representing a large immigrant community and running for congress in massachusetts, i keep thinking about what we are putting parents through and imagining how terrifying that must be for those families, imagining how it would feel not knowing if i'd ever see my kids again, we have to stop abducting children and ripping them from their parents' arms. rob: okay. >> stop making 3-year-olds defending in court. rob: the practice has stopped in court, right? >> political points with your base. jillian: kids have been reunited with their families? >> again, my name is barbara and i refuse to believe that our only option -- rob: okay. jillian: all right. rob: that didn't go as planned. jillian: that happens sometime. time for a break?

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jillian: welcome back to "fox & friends first." we want to apologize for the last segment a few minutes ago. we were told ann kilpatrick was going to be on the show. as you saw somebody else stepped in front of the camera. we are working to figure out how that happened. rob: all right. move along. jillian: now for more of your news this morning. activists demanding one of boston's land marks change its name. the group known as the new democracy is calling for a black led boycott of sam yale hall since name shake owned. they want the building changed after christmas atamas. the city's mayor opposes the idea saying we can't erase history but we can learn from it. rob: most relaxing summer job are. england holding butterfly

count. wildlife environment and identify threatened species. all they are asking for people to do is to devote 15 minutes to counting butterfly species. it's not a job. because it doesn't come with a paycheck. it's like doing a favor. jillian: move onto the good, the bad and the ugly. how about that? start with the good disney star recognized at the zoo. tries to play a w. a little girl's simba coy with the lion king. getting awesome reaction at the oklahoma city zoo. rob: that's very cute. wow. look at that next the bad. a bride take as college rivalry to the next level. ♪ chanting] rob: here it comes.

groom hard core alabama fan see the cake shocked when he cuts into the cake to find lsu colors on the inside. jillian: that's hilarious. rob: his bride sabotage you had the big moment there. jillian: finally the ugly. cubs fan foul ball and hands it to the kid next to him. he did go home with two balls. one of them signed by their star. you said you actually thought you were at that game. >> i'm not sure which game that was. >> it was a lot of fun. my first game at wrigley field. rob: new act could soon reveal how much you need to stay away. u.s. military figured out algorithm sleep deprived soldiers need to operated at optimal alertness. jillian: people who don't get enough sleep should drink two cups of coffee when they wake up and another two cups four hours

later. rob: developers hope to use that research to create an app. to help coffee lovers know how much to drink. jillian: that's at love coffee. rob: it's been exciting morning on "fox & friends first" we got hijacked for a second. we're good. "fox & friends" is going to start. jillian: have a good day. rob: we'll see you later. >> this definitely shot. i don't know why he did what dihe did. >> the gunman opening fire toronto overnight injuring one person and 13 others. police saying it was not random. >> the something resembles the mafia more than a government. >> secretary of state mike pompeo taking aim at iran at a speech in california. writing to iranian president rouhani never ever threaten the united states again or you will suffer consequences. >> redacted documents this weekend on the wiretapping of carter page. >> you are talking about

misleading the court. i have never been an agent of a foreign power by any stretch of the imagination. >> carter page is more like inspector divaget than he is james born or james bond. steve: straight to a fox news alert on this monday morning. a gunman opening fire own a busy street in toronto overnight killing one person and killing 13 others and terrorism has not within ruled out. >> from that car? [gun fire. >> i herd at least 20 shots in intervals. clips being spent, reloading, clips being spent. i see at least four people shot here by the fountain. ainsley: shooter dressed in all black opening fire with hand gun in a neighborhood known as greek town. a young woman is dead. a-year-old girl is in critical condition. todd: the gunman killed in a shootout with police. investigators say this was not a random attk