>> it is july 27th, remains returned. >> major step as kim jong un just took toward peace. >> beefing up security at the ballot box. rob: stopping the midterm election meddling. >> i know who i am. i'm not a racist. people who voted for trump are not racists and trump isn't a racist, sorry. jillian: rosanne barr breaking her silence about the tweet the cost her her career. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now.

♪ ♪ just got paid friday night ♪ feeling right ♪ rob: it is kim. jillian: we blame you, kim. rob: it is friday. you are watching "fox and friends first" friday morning. jillian: thank you, just for you, thank you for starting the day with us. some serious news to get to. donald trump's promise on the singapore summit becoming a reality. >> the remains will be coming back, they will start the process. rob: remains of us service members flown out of north korea overnight in what the white house calls a significant first

step. jillian: griff jenkins with details. >> reporter: 55 cases, the remains of us serviceman killed during the korean war. and the cargo plane, to the air base. the pharmacist ended the fighting there. the remains of american serviceman leaving north korea and heading to the united states. this will be a great moment for so many families. thank you to kim jong un. this is a major commitment, the white house issuing this statement saying today's actions represent the first step to recommence repatriation of remains from north korea and reason field operations to search for the estimated 5300 americans who have not yet

returned home as satellite images released earlier this week showing the north dismantling missile test site and mike pompeo noting building confidence in north korea's commitments. >> know -- it is happening. we need kim jong un to follow through on commitments he made in singapore. >> reporter: the commanding general vincent brooks, and in a repatriation ceremony wednesday. the journey home and flown to hawaii processing under the defense pow accounting agency and as a reporter who covered the military, grieving families, a few words if they are coming home. we now know the names of the suspects accused of killing two police officers in the line of

duty just this week. i think king is accused of killing filing with the officer's own gun, he has a history of mental health issues but did not have a criminal record. he leaves behind a fiancé. the suspect who shot and killed milwaukee officer has a long criminal history, jonathan copeland is accused of killing a 17 year veteran as he tried to make an arrest wednesday. the milwaukee community setting up a memorial for him. he leaves behind a wife and three kids. all eligible migrant children are reunited with their families just in time for the court-ordered deadline. according to the feds, 1400 kids are now with their parents after being separated at the southern border. 378 were given to other guardians or sponsors in the us, 711 kids remain in shelters because their parents have criminal records, are not in the country or have cases under review. >> rod rosenstein will keep his

job, heading him for late summer recess without voting to impeach the deputy attorney general, the vote never made the floor. congressman mark meadows says rosenstein is off the deal for trump russia probe documents with the doj and fbi. lawmakers back from capitol hill september 4th, there will be 19 legislative days before the midterm election. ohio congressman jim jordan announces his bid for speaker of the house releasing a statement saying donald trump is taking bold action on behalf of the american people, congress has not held up its end of the deal but we can change that. jordan received support from his colleagues in the house freedom caucus and conservative groups, paul ryan is not seeking reelection in november. congressman jordan will join "fox and friends" for his first interview since that announcement. >> donald trump set to meet on

election security today as the meeting shows the us military be separate cybersecurity. the nsa director issued a stark warning thing china and russia are weapon icing information, he calls in an attempt to control disinformation. >> we are just hours from a big gdp report and the president is feeling optimistic. >> i don't know what they are. if i used these numbers during the campaign the fake news back there would have said he is exaggerating. >> the president has been anticipating 4% gdp growth rate him if productions a 5% are true it could be the fastest growth rate since quarter 3 of 2014. a foxbusiness alert setting the wrong records on facebook suffering the biggest 1-day

stock drop in history. lauren blanchard explains. >> reporter: the social media giant suffering a massive loss on wall street, so large, the biggest 1-day drop for a us company in stock market history. in a call to investors, mark zuckerberg announcing facebook's second quarter earnings fell short of estimates sending shareholders running and stock price plummeting by a 19%. market value drop of $119 billion. over the last year facebook has dealt with congressional hearings on the misuse of users personal information and its role in spreading fake news was a source tells fox news coo sheryl sandberg will be back on the hill in september to answer more questions about privacy.

the site would be beefing up security and content review but it would be at a cost to the bottom line. >> the profitability. >> a big effect on the tech sector as a whole. >> they had a lot of negative publicity. they are kind of in their own area because it is personally as well. after the closing bell his net worth dipped $15 billion. in washington lauren blanchard, fox news. jillian: rosanne barr breaking silence two month after a controversial tweet cost her hit tv show. she is defending herself and calling out the left as hatred for donald trump, she sat down for an exclusive interview with sean hannity. >> they wanted to say something

balanced. every other show is 24/7 hate trump, i call it patriotism, that won't help. people want to hear the balance, the truth and anything that isn't based on facts and data and pure emotion is not right. to me, he is personal. people like the rosanne show because they saw themselves, their mom or sister, a loud outspoken woman who loved her family and that is what i was excited about. that family also was multiracial and lived next door to loved ones, they don't agree with. that was what i brought to television and everybody should be so lucky. they can't take that away no matter what happens.

rob: there was a lot there. tell us what you think of rosanne's comments. twitter, facebook and instagram pages as well. jillian: curious to hear what everyone has to say. 9 minutes after the era, donald trump using twitter to take direct aim for banning conservatives. how he wants to hold them accountable and what twitter is doing to contain the damage. jillian: liberals across the country embracing illegal immigrants voting in elections but republicans say that would diminish the value of american citizenship. a fundamental right exclusive us citizens? our panel is going to debate that question coming up next. know what? no, what? i just switched to geico and got more. more? got a company i can trust.

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american citizens in san francisco where illegal immigrants are allowed to vote in school board elections but isn't the right to vote reserved for citizenship? republican strategist jen current and president of solidarity strategies, thanks for coming on this morning. we are going to start with you. this is a slippery slope. what do you think? is this something democrats want to see going to midterm elections and presidential elections? >> a couple things, one is city council and school board is democratically elected. if they want to make this case they have the right, they have to be accountable to local jurisdiction. if people don't like laws they are passing they can get rid of them. the second point is we are talking the right to vote, this same document used to say women didn't have the right to vote, used to say black folks didn't have the right to vote.

things have changed. my last point is most of these people are legal residents, they are paying schoolboard taxes and i will be darned if i'm paying school board taxes i should be able to vote. >> it is interesting for the last 18 months, all we heard from democrats were how foreign citizens interfered in this election and now you hear from democrats that once foreign citizens to interfere in our elections and have voting rights so that is ironic. chuck out to let his friend that the dnc no allowing illegals to vote and illegally voting in an election is a felony. democrats would be aiding and abetting criminals. i think for local school board races in some of these states that seems fair to me but how this differs from the san francisco law that went into

effect those other states are allowing permanent residents or people with green cards, people who registered in the system already recognized by the us government working their way toward citizenship. compare that to the san francisco law where they are letting every illegal immigrant that comes into the state vote and they have grand plans. if you think they are doing this out of the goodness of their heart the grand design in the end democrats want to improve their voter rolls, they know that is the only way they can win now and they think letting illegals vote is the fast track to do that. rob: i called to our producer's name, sorry about that. allowing noncitizens to water down the voice of american citizens at the voting booth disrespects their sacrifice and value of american citizenship. a lot of people say this is a warning for people entering the country illegally. >> we let them pay taxes.

after several layers it is easy to throw rid me to the republican base and rednecks, the eye twitches a little bit when you think of undocumented people paying taxes. do i think everybody should be able to vote? know. if you are paying taxes and the school board and kids are going to the school you should be able is there a grand plan, that is not true. democrats have plenty of motivation, that is what democratic performance is up 16%. rob: governors like mister cuomo in new york just allowed felons to vote in elections in new york. now illegal immigrants. what do people think of this? what do the numbers show? >> interesting the only get out the vote organized plan democrats seem to have for the fall is to let felons and illegal immigrants vote.

that is not the party of america, that is not the party of american values and democrats are to be careful, interesting polls out, two thirds of americans especially independent voters agree with donald trump, they blame those illegal immigrants, the burden is on them and not donald trump, creating some of these issues at the southern border. democrats barking up the wrong tree. >> appreciate your time. jillian: 18 after the hour, donald trump vowing ice has full support. >> they knock the hell out of ms 13, ice goes in like it is a day at the office. jillian: and numbers to prove it. how many violent gang members are off the streets thanks to

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enforcement to keep the country safe, the protests pop up around the us, the latest in michigan, activists storming a board meeting in kent county. two commissioners signing a mock agreement threatening to withhold money until the county withdraws that agreement but in reality commissioners have no direct oversight or control over the contracts. tom cruise back for another impossible mission, this time trying to out run a cia agent after a mission gone wrong. jillian: mission impossible fallout with your box office bucks? kevin mccarthy is here with his review. what do you think? >> it is 2:20 in the morning. mission impossible fallout, this film is a huge film, this

franchise has been incredible, it has gotten better as it has gone on. one thing i love about tom cruise is he does his own stunts, there is a stunt where he legitimately is jumping out of an airplane 25,000 feet on his own, catching up to a camera operator to stay in focus during the shot. they did this stunt over 105 times. a handful of those stunts done at 25,000 feet, the other at 18,000 feet. this movie is a direct sequel to rogue nation, the fifth film in the franchise, christopher quarry back as the director to direct this film, henry cavil, tom cruise, rebecca ferguson, a great cast and the shot you just saw where he jumped and hit that building, he actually broke his ankle during that sequence and got up and continued to run out of frame and that shot remains in the movie so you see him limping off camera they put production on hold and continued to shoot the movie. to me tom cruise understands what audiences are paying to see

and to give you the fully immersive experience. is this the best mission film? i don't think so. it has a great action set piece, every action scene is amazing, the stunts in my opinion are better than the action story. i don't think it is as good as rogue nation or mission impossible 3 but it is a very solid action movie that is highly worth seeing. i give it four out of five. the action scenes make this movie worth it and wait until you see tom cruise riding a motorcycle through the circle of the arc they triomphe in paris into oncoming traffic, it will make your stomach turn, insane to watch. he is over 55 years old and crushing these stunts. you got to give it to him for putting entertainment as something very high on his mind. rob: an incredible actor, he knows how to fire helicopter. we appreciate it.

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>> twitter could be punished for shadow banning conservatives. >> they are scrambling to fix the problem. >> donald trump warning twitter of the latest example of conservative censorship. the commander-in-chief saying twitter shadow banning prominent republicans, not good. we will look into this does, disorient illegal practice, many

complaints. gop lawmakers including freedom caucus representative mark meadows, congressman jim jordan and rhonda mcdaniels say their handles were hidden for months when user searched for them. mcdaniels demanding answers by calling out twitter for not responding to a letter she wrote to donald trump's campaign manager, twitter says the problem is the result of an algorithmic glitch and now it appears they have corrected the problem. the president of district media group joined us earlier to weigh in. >> the question is, why do we only see this with republicans? this does nothing to help the perception of twitter or facebook or conservatives have long thought there was bias. it makes you wonder if twitter and facebook even know their own biases, they may have towards conservative messages. jillian: sources telling fox news twitter's ceo is set to testify before the senate

intelligence committee sometime in september. jillian: we have been having this conversation for so long, facebook, twitter, what are people saying about this? >> we have been asking what you think about social media platforms singling out conservatives? what are your thoughts on that? linda on facebook says most definitely, not sure but i do know one social media platform lost a lot of market value thursday, facebook, and wanting donald trump to investigate they let this be true, stop the discrimination against conservatives. rnc chairman rhonda mcdaniels, one of the republicans shadow band will join us on "fox and friends" at 7:40 this morning eastern time. >> donald trump threatening turkey for refusing to release an american pastor, the united states imposed sanctions on turkey for their longtime detail and of andrew brunson, a great christian, family man and wonderful human being. he is suffering greatly. this innocent man of faith

should be released immediately, brunson was released due to health problems, he is on trial for terrorism and espionage charges for his alleged involvement in a failed turkish coup in 2016. jillian: maxine waters calls for anti-from chaos in the streets, the california democrat saying, quote, i think he is dangerous, i don't know why people take it, americans should be out in the street screaming at the top of their voice, do something, make something happen. judicial watch's tom witten following ethics complaints over her string of comments that says lawmakers are doing nothing. >> it is easy to figure whether comments like that reflect credibly on the house which is the and they won't do anything about it. another member said maybe we should censure her. that has gone nowhere. rob: republicans are too scared to confront maxine waters.

jillian: donald trump shining a light on american workers while visiting an illinois steel mill. he held it as an economic success story. >> after years of shutdowns and cutbacks, the blast furnace in granite city is blazing bright. workers are back on the job and we are once again pouring new american steel into the spine of our country. jillian: the president's visit pushing against criticism that tariffs on imported steel and aluminum are hurting american workers. rob: donald trump's from us from the singapore summit becoming a reality. jillian: after 65 years the us military collecting 55 cases of remains of us soldiers from north korea. is this another step toward peace with the rogue regime? here to weigh in his special forces veteran tim kelly. thank you for your service. can you explain the significance

of this? >> pre-independent war, 1756. since then it has been paramount never to leave a man behind, at the core of who we are. the korean war particularly was devastating in trying to execute that. it was a war that was chaotic, lost to history and 5000 plus parties still missing. that is something that resonates. imagine being the father or mother or brother or sister or son or daughter and that soldier is still not back, you don't know what happened, don't know where they went and you can't move forward with peace talks or denuclearization without closure and there is no closure because we still have soldiers missing and that is painful and that resonates. i have never left the brother behind and can't imagine what that would be like. i could live with myself moving forward if that was the case.

think of the thousands of lives affected from that one war. it is profound, powerful, necessary and this is a necessary first step. rob: just to highlight that, you said 5300 soldiers never came back from the korean war 70 years ago. we are getting 55 in the next few days. how many more can we expect? how many are accounted for? >> that war in particular was so horrible. it was violence, something we can't imagine, our worst nightmares and identify where those bodies are, bring them back, separate them the way we are with dna evidence with specifically with soldiers, is going to be easy to figure out who is who. the military has gotten really good at.

we will find out who's kids these are and whose parents these are and put them where they deserve to be. jillian: what do you think of the way donald trump has handled north korea and kim jong un and everything we are seeing? >> i come from a military background. you can only have conversations from positions of strength. in the middle east, losing cities i had friends get hurt in, all over afghanistan, watching us lose background in the middle of a war we are still fighting hurt and now we are in a position where 95% of their rack -- iraq has gone to isis. we demolish them in the past year. we are going to drop the biggest bomb that exists in our arsenal.

we are playing a different playbook now and that is evident 7 years later, the war ended, just announced the korean war is over and we are getting soldiers back. that pumps me up. rob: this guy out to be on tv. you are on tv. >> i have a show on discovery channel tuesday, i get to go around the country and visit the most heroic courageous brave brilliant exceptional humans, do jobs we don't recognize as being heroic. rob: the bullfighter we saw clip of, these guys are scary. >> i think i am kind of a tough guy. or really stupid. not really sure. be around the side of people, commercial fishermen, test pilots, i am humiliated every day trying to keep up with them

and i can't. i am getting hooked, buried in an avalanche, crash into the ocean, the arctic in a helicopter, thing after thing after thing. jillian: can't wait to watch it. rob: that was awesome. we will watch the show too. 38 after the hour. breaking silence, what roseanne barr had to say about the tweet the cost her her career. >> i know who i am. i'm not a racist, people who voted for trump are not racists, trump isn't a racist, sorry. jillian: carly shimkus with reaction to the interview you will only see on fox news. ♪

jillian: welcome back.

roseanne barr breaking her silence in her first television interviews and being fired by abc. rob: she apologized for racist tweets saying it was a big misunderstanding. >> it was a tweet about asking for accountability from the previous administration. i am so sad that anyone think that of me but i'm not that person. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with reaction online and there is a ton. >> roseanne barr was defending herself two months after losing her show for this tweet we have seen about valerie jarrett. she posted that tweet, she lost her job and is now saying she did not know jarrett was african-american. she also claims she was calling out jarrett for her handling of

the iran nuclear deal, the tweet was not racial but political. a lot of reaction on social media. good for her, now people can move on. she apologized. it should be accepted. troy saying need to forgive and move forward. i saw very honest person and remorseful person in that interview. another twitter user is saying it is too late. a lot of folks on social media saying she said it, it is out there, they are not going to forgive her. rob: nancy pelosi getting criticism for marginalizing the impact of 9/11. >> she is getting some pushback for referring to the 9/11 terror attack. take a listen. >> when we had 9/11 and the commission was formed, they made the recommendations, they made recommendations. to protect america.

jillian: let's see what people have to say. too many people lost their lives that day and to trivialize it is unbecoming, derek saying not surprising from a woman who thinks tax cuts are crumbs. >> a boy battling cancer is granted his wish. what was his wish? >> sacramento firefighters helped a little boy make his dream come true by making him become a firefighter for a day. 9-year-old saul, took some time from leukemia treatment, an amazing thing, one of the firefighters who helped make this happen, battle the same

illicit the same age, and he can too. grateful story, full circle story. rob: jerry jones has a message for his team. >> our policy is you stand at the end. >> the and some controversy turning things around. it is time to stand up to the pc culture. rob: let's check in with brian kill lead live outside on this hot summer morning and we have some music. >> reporter: was he looking to toss to me? a little reluctant. rob: i did not want to. >> it is obvious. i cut through it, that is my journalistic instinct. they opened up with the beatles but will be featured for us. and the crane camera today. good job, you will be working for 3 hours.

are you right? also jim jordan wants to be the next speaker of the house. he is also part of the mission to impeach rod rosenstein, we will talk about where that is and 66% of americans republicans have not done a good job as majority leaders in the house and we will discuss those economic numbers which are we growing at 5% for the first time in a long time and that exceeds what the president thought, talking to steelworkers yesterday, discussing all that and controversy around the probe, why he is into twitter. back to you and i don't reluctantly toss it back to you, i look forward to seeing you later. jillian: i look forward to it as well, we will be right back. do these moves look familiar? then you might have a condition called dry mouth. biotène is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath.

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>> remember the professor who slammed barbara bush after her death on twitter and got to keep her job? she is calling for white editors to throw in the towel. randall posting on her private twitter account for white editors to step down and hand over positions of power. according to campus reform the california woman was responding to a poem some considered racists when she made the statement. a petition calling for her resignation is active and has 90,000 signatures. she remains at that university. the school district being sued over policies some call a barrier to illegal immigrants. the aclu argues a number of

district are violating state law by asking for social security numbers and valid immigration status, many districts are fighting back saying they are complying with state and federal regulations. >> already hitting the practice field with the preseason taking off in a few weeks, and jerry jones doubling down on his team having respect for the national anthem. >> as far as the dallas cowboys are concerned you know where i stand with our policy as we stand. jillian: the nfl suspended their new anthem policy that would allow players to stay in locker rooms. are we in for another controversial season? state assemblyman karen lawlor, thank you for joining us this morning. what is your thought as we head into another season? >> jerry jones, you and i wouldn't be talking about this right now, preseason, who is

going to get cut, who is going to make the team, how many wins the giants are going to have, we are talking about controversy which is terrible for the nfl. jillian: i have so many thoughts about this. i have witnessed malcolm jenkins doing a lot of good in the community. i didn't grow up an african american man. i don't know the struggles they claim to have, the reason they are protesting. i didn't grow up you. we didn't have the same experience. it is hard to say you are wrong but a lot of people are saying we need to get to a point where we can allow these players to have conversations, allow ourselves to listen to them while having respect for the flag. how do we get to that point? >> it is an empty gesture. offend a lot of people, a lot of protesters say it is not about the flag or the military except it is because it is going on and veterans are particularly impacted by the power of the

flag but there is no cut follow-up, no conversation. it is based on a falsehood. colin kaepernick says there are dead bodies in the street and people being murdered, cops are indiscriminately murdering black men. that is not happening, there are studies all over the place, that doesn't happen. harvard has a study that says that doesn't happen. there have been bad people, bad cops in a nation of 300 million people, there are some bad people, some racist people but on balance we are not a racist country, and unjust country, colin kaepernick who started this thing, also said this is an unjust country for people of color. the number one issue in this country is immigration and that is people of color who want to

come into this country because it is such a great country. i don't buy the foundation of this protest. are there problems? absolutely but the way they have gone about it and the conversation to find common ground and solutions. jillian: you hit on something, we are not able to hear each other or have these conversations because it transpired the last two years, it has been a long time, no one in sight. >> one of the problems is there is nothing worse than being called a racist. a lot of people don't want to speak up for being accused of being a racist. that causes all kinds of conversation and dialogue and you never get a solution. they should adopt that policy right now. lack of leadership on this, we are putting it off on teams, we don't have that policy, they need to be pooled like jerry jones was. jillian: appreciate it, 6 minutes until the top of the our, while the escape caught on camera, this prisoner got out of

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