i'm todd piro in for rob schmitt. president trump is willing to do just that if it means securing border. griff jenkins live in washington, d.c. where congress is not expected to take action any time soon, good morning, griff. >> the president wants a wall and wants it now and wants to do whatever it takes to get it. i would will willing to shut down government if democrats don't give us votes for border security, let's get rid of lottery and go to system immigration based on merit, we need great people coming into the country. the threat reverses where things appear to be heading into the weekend, majority leader mitch mcconnell met with the president last week over avoiding a shutdown suggesting a bridge

bill to keep open that would be preferably with standoff with democrats. this comes after mcconnell told kentucky radio station on friday, funding for wall will likely wait after midterms. now, reaction from democrats to the president's threats suggest things could escalate. >> this president is a bully and he'll try to intimidate all of us, he's not going to shut down anything. we are not going to be intimidated by his bluffing and his bullying. >> even some republicans were cautioning the president over a shutdown. >> i think hopefully most of the appropriation bills will actually be passed, a little prioritization spending, so i certainly don't like playing shutdown politics. >> a major consideration now is how this might affect the process for supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh who republicans hope to confirm around the same time as budget deadline. the president has several events

at the white house, we will see if he anymore to say about this. >> thank you very much, griff. appreciate it. >> democrats continuing to ham ter president over the funding battle despite the now booming economy. jillian: retired lieutenant colonel allen west says it's time for washington to wake up and start fighting what he calls a cancer growing. >> we have a cancer that's growing in washington, d.c. and i don't think that the people that are there and the house and the senate, i don't think they understand, i don't think the people in the federal government, they don't get it, they don't realize that when they hear people talk about disarming law abiding legal gun owners in america but yet they want to abolish ice, they want to allow criminal illegal immigrants and ms-13 gang members to run free, this is a cancer that has to be stomped out in the united states.

jillian: judge brett kavanaugh will be heading to capitol hill for first meeting with democrats. president trump's nominee will meet with donnelly and joe manchin. >> strictly interpret the constitution and not legislate from the bench and we remain confident that before the fall is out, that judge brett kavanaugh will be justice brett kavanaugh. jillian: official timetable has not been set for kavanaugh's hearings. >> devin nunes threatens possible legal action against twitter for censoring republicans, top republicans, top politicians were lawyeried in research when they searched for names. >> i don't know what twitter is up to, it sure looks to me like they are censoring people and they ought to stop it and we are looking at any legal remedy that

is we can go through. >> twitter blaming a technological glitch that's been reportedly been fixed. jillian: president trump lashing out against robert mueller, the president is tweeting, is robert mueller ever going to release conflicts of interest with respect to president trump including the fact that we had a contentious business relationship, i turned him down to head the fbi one day before appointment as special counsel and comey is his close friend. this is the first time that president trump alleges conflict of interest with special counsel. >> fox news alert wild fires growing by the hour across california. >> now another firefighter among the dead with 7 people still missing. >> lauren joins us from california with the very latest, lauren, good morning. >> good morning, todd, jillian, we are in front of what is left of a home here in redding,

california, this turning this neighborhood into nearly ashes in all the car fire has destroyed 650 burns nearly 100,000 acres, fire officials have been able to contain 17% of the fire up from 5% friday morning but they say this fire is uniquely tough to stop. >> the with intensity that we have here it's really hard to stop fast-moving fire. >> this is scary to us. something that we haven't seen before in the city. >> the carr fueled by winds, killed four civilians and two firefighters, grandmother and two grandchildren killed when fire quickly spread in home. another person discovered sunday and carr fire is one more than a dozen fires burning in california. another firefighter killed sunday batting the fire in yosemite national park.

>> the fire has no mercy. this is everywhere. >> i've had a few friends -- >> more than 3300 firefighters are battling just the carr fire alone, around the states 2,000 firefighters are out trying to get blazing under control. we have seen and heard reports of volunteers using trucks and trailers to get livestock out out of the area. todd, jillian. >> if they had a rainy year a couple of years ago and vegetation dries out and then fires like we see, lauren, thank you. jillian: the reward has now double today $2,000, investigators saying the 20-year-old university of iowa student returned to boyfriend's house after jog in town of brooklyn and sent him a snapchat before vanishing on july 18th, her boyfriend alerting authorities when she did not

show up for work the next day. investigators searching a big farm hope to go find her alive. >> horrific fire killing family of 6 is believed to be an accident, faulty wires could be to blame at the michigan motel. 5 children ranging in ages from 2 to 10 and 26 yierld mother died of smoke inhalation, the father and 1-year-old escaped with two dozen other people. fire alarms and smoke detectors may not have been working correctly. jillian: american jetline jets in the sky after computer glitch were delayed. it's unclear if all of them were due to 40-minute outage. they weren't alone. separate outage for sky west briefly delaying flights in san francisco, flights for american, delta, united and alaska airlines are now back to normal. >> the deadline to register to

vote in florida primaries is today. august 28th election will include race for governor, gop congressman ron desantis will square off the former congressman adam putnam in republican and rick scott looking to unseat democratic senator bill nelson. >> in a few hours robert wilkie will be sworn in veterans affairs, wilkie to restructure leadership in an eferlt to start fixing long wait times and improving patient care in hospitals nationwide. >> time now 8 minutes until the top of the hour, americans being followed by a team of armed undercover air marshals, bret who has hunted america's most enemies says this is a good thing and praising the secret government program. jillian: yoga, sunshine, the maximum security jailhousing

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>> absolutely. whole intent of tsa the quiet sky's program is to quietly monitor u.s. passengers and report on some of their in-flight, characteristics seen as suspicious or some of their behavior is suspicious to law enforcement officials and then they would use some of the small teams to follow them, you know, these are individuals that they are looking at that don't have terrorist links, kind of fits in the gray area, the whole intent really is to make the skies safer and especially in this post-911 terror travel, it's fantastic that the organizations including tsa are collaborating with community and sharing information and really trying to determine if there's an issue that needs to be looked at further. jillian: bret, i'm on the mind set that we are being watched all of the time, cameras in a lot of street corners, you see them all over the place, to those people who say, i don't like to idea of this, what would you say to them?

>> i mean, of course, you're always being watched. i'm waiting for tsa to get drones but at the same time it's a part of it, look, most people haven't traveled overseas, we are lucky to have organizations like the tsa that are looking out for this, i just got back from somalia and i got to tell you, you are going through some of the airports over there, if you remember not too long ago, the airport in somalia where somebody was able to smuggle a laptop bomb and intent oncoming to strike here news the u.s. but fortunately they blew up the bomb before it could get here. it's almost embarrassing how easy it is to smugged, we can't rely on foreign organizations to help us out here and that's why it's so critical that agents like the tsa are there, if you were to see some other the airports you would be hugging and kissing agents instead of rolling your eyes every time they bring you in to secondary. >> if it hasn't been done

already, aclu is going to be up in arms over this and some libertarian republicans i imagine don't like this, what's the response to them? >> they are morons, fourth amendment doesn't protect people in this case, there's no reasonable expectation of privacy when you're talking an airport setting and so, you know, when they are sitting about human rights abuses they need to understand the consequences of this and so, you know, for me it's really important that we continue to programs like this, we continue to collaborate so we don't have a situation like we had, you know-previously where people are attacking on american soil. good to see you. >> time now 15 minutes after the hour, convicted terrorist walking out of jail free to kill again. the british government plan to, quote, keep an eye on them. >> democrats are working very hard. look out, president, you're in

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president, you're in trouble. >> wa, the, the -- watters did acknowledge the economy improvement but other mess will be the president's fall. jillian: delayed for the second time if federal review process, the government needs to review the environmental impact on the surrounding jackson park before it can be built, construction now likely to begin next year. >> 20 minutes after the hour now, new report blasting the obama administration for handing over a 200,000-dollar taxpayer funded grant to a group with al-qaeda ties. jillian: the check supposedly cut after the administration's was told links to terror. joining us now with reaction terror and national security analyst robin, thank you for joining us this morning. i understand that you read through the report, what stands out to you?

>> good morning, what an incredible situation to be in where the u.s. government could be handing over money to a group with ties to osama bin laden, previously funded osama bin laden and a group who has fundraised palestinian group hamas and getting money from the u.s. government. it appears that it is incompetence, although it's not entirely clear but very clearly this can't be allowed to happen again. >> but break it down as to how it happened and exactly what happened. >> so it seems the case was that u.s. aid gave money to a charity called world vision, world vision subcontracted part of work out in sedan to this group the islamic relief agency, the red flags didn't come up, not in the government databases, not

within the islamic -- not within world vision itself and after the fact, the u.s. government discovered, well, we may have a problem here and then incredibly the islamic relief agency threatened to sue if they're not given the money, i mean, what a situation to be in where you have bin laden-linked group threat tong sue if the u.s. government doesn't hand over taxpayer money. jillian: let's take a look at the quote of the middle east form report for the national review and it says, quote, u.s. agency explains that world vision had alerted it in november 2014 to the likelihood of islamic relief agency being on the terror list, u.s. aid instructed world vision to suspend all activities with isra and informed the state department. how do you suggest we make sure something like this doesn't happen again, robin? >> well, there has to be due diligence done by all parties,

obviously world vision shouldn't have tried to work with the islamic relief agency. there has to be red flags go up when an organization has been designated by the treasury is being put forward to get grants, this seems to me to be quite basic stuff but we also need to have some kind of establishing the facts as to whether when the grant was initially made, were the databases not checked, with the people who were just ignoring protocol or are the databases incomplete and need of dating, clearly assessment of that. >> good question. >> a lot of questions that need to be answered because this can't happen and it really can't happen again. >> robin, thank you. jillian: taking a hard left, the rise of bernie sanders and alexandria ocasio-cortez has

democrats cozing up to socialism. political panel on deck to debate that next. >> here we go, high school diploma, check, college degree, check, work experience, who needs it, companies are dropping job-history requirement altogether. jillian: what?

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greece wild fires escaping to escape fast-moving blaze. take a look at video showing several families to protect themselves, 91 people are now dead. 25 are missing coming nearly one week after the fires began. it's now considered the deadliest wild fire in europe since the year 1900. officials say they found, quote, serious indications the fires were deliberately set in at least 22 places. turkey's president firing back at president trump over detained u.s. pastor, this after president trump threatened to impose sanctions on turkey if pastor andrew branson is not release, president erdogan said we will not step back when faced with sanctions, they should not forget that they will lose sincere partner, accused of taking part of 2016 to overthrow government, he was released from prison last week but remains on house arrest. the trial of former trump campaign paul manafort is set to

begin tomorrow in alexandria, virginia, expected to focus on lavish lifestyle with prosecutors trying to prove he laundered more than $30 million from ukrainian consulting work, he's not expected to face questions between trump collusion with russia. terrifying moments on the racetrack for bubba wallace, watch this. >> to the wall at 43. bubba wallace slams the wall. jillian: slamming hard into the wall at the raceway, car destroyed but he's doing okay. >> that scared the hell out of me. i don't know if i was going to remember. everything was good, i'm good. jillian: kyle busch going onto take the checkered flag, sixth nascar cup victory of the season

now to get a check of forecast with meteorologist janice dean to tell us what we are in store for, janice. janice: happy monday, kind of like ground hog day across the coast, temperatures, 60's and 70's an the map as you go towards the west, we will talk about things get very warm. there's a past 12 hours again, sort of the same set-up in california, maine, the rain is going to be ongoing. starting tomorrow for the rest of the workweek, look at forecast rainfall for the next 7 days especially across the southeast up towards mid atlantic but we will get rained on here in the northeast. on the flip side of this, dry, warm, no rain in sight for much of the west, we have at least 76 fires burning, that's large wild fires, so 100 acres or more across the west. the west is on flyer completely here and you see the forecast not getting much relief even

across northwest can 100-degrees for parts of pacific northwest. the highs remain warm and dry and no relief in terms of rainfall unfortunately. back to you. >> horrible situation there, jd, thank you. 99 days until the midterms and socialism is surging on democrats, check this out. new poll showing 51% of democrats have a favorable impression of socialism but is this really a winning platform for the party? here now to debate democratic strategists jason and executive director and america rising pack alexander smith. i'm not going to go lady's first on this one, i will begin with jason, i'm a state, connecticut, where it's mostly democrat, but every single democrat that i speak to has no desire for socialism, that seems to be changing, do you agree? >> i do, and that is because

younger voters see socialism different than older voters or people who are from the baby-boom generation. the young generation of voters are not afraid of the s word, they realize there are certain elements of socialism that will help. they are not looking for us to become ussr, most of them were not alive, they don't remember ronald reagan telling gorvashev to tear down the wall. they realize single-payer health care makes sense, other democratic socialist programs that have worked and industrialized nations around the world. i think that they are -- they see it differently than we saw it perhaps in the 80's. >> okay. but alexandra, seasonal socialist principles un-american and who pays for it? >> we pay for it as taxpayers,

but the problem is that you eventually run out of our money and i think what the democrats are trying to do right now is rebrand socialism into this democrat socialism, they are trying to move it away from the failed soviet-style socialism that americans are familiar with and repackage it in shiny new packaging and saying this is the future of progressism. the problem is that it's twofold, one you have a very recent failed example of socialism in venezuela where people are starving and they don't have access to adequate medical care and the second is that these policies are way outside the mainstream of where most americans are. for example, democratic socialists of america favor abolishing the senate, so they are fundamentally oppose today our republican-style of government and i think that, you know, this is out of step where most americans are. >> jason, i want to put a poll

now before i get to my final question for you, should national democratic party declare socialist party, 41% of republicans say yes, only 19% of democrats say so, so with that in mind, is this the right path for the democrats to go down? the 99 days leading up to midterms? >> number one, we have to understand that socialism or democratic socialism is one wing of the party, we have a wide tent for the democratic party, many of us are, you know, think that certain programs from democratic socialism make sense, others we have to debate more. i think that we don't necessarily have to make one determination and say that we are socialists and also i want to say that, you know, just to respond to what the guest said, this idea how we are going the pay for it, number one with single-payer health care we will save $400 billion just in administrative costs, just by

getting rid of the paperwork, so this idea that none of these programs can be paid for, i think that's a right-wing talking point that can be disproven many times over. >> jason, i will put another poll and let alexandra respond before going to break. it sort of says the american people seem to share the views of the president just in general, 64% of them say that the president's views are closest to their own, only 20% compared to average republican in congress and the average democrat in congress 10%, alexandra in 30 seconds that we have remaining, what does that mean to you? >> 2018 democrats are in trouble particularly as more of the 2020 democrats embrace socialist policies that are really putting these democrats in a bind, they are running in states that the president won in 2016, they have an interest in putting themselves out there and moving further, further to the left ahead of 2020 and that's really going cost the democrats some

momentum. >> i think this is going to be something absolutely fascinate to go watch over the course of 99 days, jason and alexandra, we will have you on again because this is not a situation that's going away any time soon, we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> thank you. >> misguided move, the mayor of philadelphia caving to liberal pressure ending a major contract with ice, the fiery respond from the feds putting the sanctuary city on notice. >> iconic scene for overworking millennial now becoming a reality s this another sign of entitlement? campus reform says no, why he says it's the effect of the great trump economy. so you just walk around telling people geico

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jillian: good morning to you and welcome back, criminals get the practice yoga, sunbathe and even tend to herb gardens, happening in brand-new prison in new zealand where prisoners are getting bigger cells with showers and tv's, the gardens are to soothe criminals, therapeutic programs are offered to help 920% of inmates with mental illen, this is costing equivalent of 200 million u.s. dollars. >> employers now trying a new tactic to hire millennials. >> i have a resume, i don't know if you still want to take a look at it or -- >> james? am i pronouncing that right? >> yeah. >> by accepting this t-shirt you are. >> hired. >> many employers no longer requiring job experience or even

college degrees to get hired, why? so many more jobs available that companies need to fill them quickly, agency experts say employers may even be skipping usual protocols like drug tests and criminal background checks. jillian: what? crazy. iconic hollywood scene, overworked millennial quitting job without worrying about what she would do next. >> this isn't what i want. jillian: okay, really she quit for love. i'm just throwing that out there. >> not limit today movies as new study shows, 43% of millennials quit on employers within two years and less than a third lasted longer than 5 years, here to weigh in tampa reform.org, put a jacket and a tie on.

jillian: you never saw the movie. >> the real story is she had a flip bone or blackberry, that's the real story. >> she quit for love and find herself. >> dude, really? these are the trials an tribulations to toughen in the workforce, it's not happening anymore. >> there are different ways to toughen up when it comes to growing older in workforce. i'm the first one to call out millennials. in this case, though, i don't think millennials are necessarily in the wrong here in picking jobs where they are not getting tied down for a long time, people are looking to get career experience and so i don't necessarily see a problem with people moving from job to job and many times that ends up being best move and they figure out what jobs they are

interested in and when in 30's they can hone in on one. jillian: be able to prove to be consistent and stay there rather than leaving after six months, two years seems to be the number for a while now. >> i think a lot of it also the way things are evolving, people aren't getting tied down. a lot of millennials value personal freedom, another aspect the way economy is evolving, the way that people aren't stuck at desk anymore either. the way technology has evolved and changed things operate, you don't have to be stuck in office setting and millennials prioritizing jobs, they can go, travel, work remotely and older generation, these aren't the ways things operate, of course, things couldn't operate in the past, technology brought us wonderful system, they can work from all around the country and world and people take advantage of that. jillian: do you think there's a

difference in generation that we are seeing here? >> younger people have come up with age where technologies is giving them freedom to work in different areas. they see the benefits of that and many people are just changing priorities, a lot of people prioritize personal freedom traveling around over feeling somebody con standpointly telling them what to do. >> but everything needs young millennials, 22, 23, 25 millennials, they really only known a good job market for them, jillian and i, i'm not saying we are old, there was a time there in 2000, like 2008 and 2009 where jobs were hard to come by and so my concern for millennials, if they don't get through tough time now and think that the world is just always going to be there to get jobs, when push comes to shove, resume, experience, college degrees are going to be important.

>> that's certainly -- this is the time where people -- it's going to be easiest possible, they are more open jobs than people seeking them and so you bring up a good point but i think it's important that people get experience but also the point that i find interesting how many people want socialist policy, they want all of the things and if they get them the job market won't be there and job opportunities aren't going to be there. everyone loves personal individual and freedom when it comes down to it affects job and people saying they want socialism, sounds great but maybe closing -- >> for the record, todd is earlier than me. >> thank you. >> when we come back, notice anything on the picture of brad pitt and former fling paltrow. jillian: how about him and his ex-wife jennifer hudson.

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>> a misguided move, the department of homeland security blasting the philadelphia mayor for ending contract with ice after activists storm city hall. jillian: carley shimkus fox news 24/7 siriusxm 115 here with what folks are saying online. carley: philadelphia which is a sanctuary city no longer give ice agents access to its arrest database which includes information like full name, social security numbers and countries of origin. now some democrats believe ice was abusing the system to investigate people living here illegally, ice denies any

wrongdoing and the department of homeland security is disappointed with this decision spokeswoman katie saying sanctuary city policies make american communities like philadelphia less safe by putting the rights of criminal aliens over the safety and security of american citizens despite being misguided action taken by philadelphia today dhs will continue to work to remove illegal aliens and uphold public safety. so this is a major win for activists who protested ice outside city hall elsewhere, folks on social media are less convinced. people like dona who says, what is wrong with these people, richard also chiming in writing, this should be against the law, you don't get to choose whether or not ice can operate in your state and paula also on social media saying, do the residents really understand what will happen to them and their children because of this, so what people people are applauding, others feel is dangerous.

>> unreal what is going on. covfefe part 2. carley: it's being called rudy giuliani covfefe, he did not make up a word. he accidentally tweeted the word you, a simple you, nothing more, nothing less and folks on social media rush today help him finish that sentence, let's take a look at some of the hilarity, are the dancing queen young and sweet only 17. you are my sunshine, my only sunshine and mike, shadow to bon jovi. give love a bad name. [laughter] >> it's supposed to be my get or. >> that's new. jillian: i don't know how we continue after that. carley: my get or skills later. jillian: let's talk about brad

pitt. carley: he's dated a lot of leading ladies in his life and changed style to look like them. folks on social media, this is pretty funny, they are going nuts over recently 2006 news paper article that points out that brad pitt appears to change his hair and physical style to match the woman he's dating. let's take a look at this picture of brad pitt and ex-wife angelina jolie supporting hair and pop on over to when he dated jennifer anston. take a look at this paltrow and a couple of others that people think are very, very funny. a lot of people like i said talking about this, one twitter user says paltrow one of my favorite and with the one with anston, not noticed. let's get to one twitter user, i can't believe that i have only

seen this. my mind is also blown. >> i see it, though, don't you guys have anything better to do, no, but i think it's really funny. carley: it play be a coincidence or do you think, hey, honey, how are we getting our hair done this week? jillian: i think it's a coincidence. i like to be proved wrong. >> do we have time for one more get or -- guitar solo? >> you're welcome america. jillian: 7 minutes until the top of the hour, epic surprise when a girl imagined her dream dress for eighth dance. emotional moment a devoted dad pulls off operation glass slipper. >> you know the deal whenever i fill in for rob i have to get

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♪ jillian: good morning. new york city alive. avenue of the americas out there on this monday morning. it's a nice morning. todd: beautiful. beautiful. no traffic there now but that's going to change. jillian: first up the good. a father working three jobs surprising his daughter with a dress of his dreams. after initially saying he could no not afford it revealing the $20 $200 dress. looking stunning for eighth grade formal. todd: next the bad. british airways booting 20 passengers from one of its flights because it was too heavy. the hot weather affected the air pressure limiting the amount of weight the plane could hold begs the question

who gets kicked off. >> finally the ugly. vigil for fish. confronting anglers for animal rice. >> looking at that time from the point of view if you were in your home you would not want a hook to be hooked in your mouth. it's scary. >> organizers of the tournament pointing out that extra money is awarded if fish are released after being weighed. todd: you shouldn't assume that. people are in to different things. [laughter] jillian: speaking of different. lay's is releasing 8 new regional potato chip flavors. chilly spice. chess peak bay. new england lobster roll. pimento cheese and thai sweet chili. we started eating these in the commercial break. we have some winners.

pickles are good. >> friday pickles with ranch. >> this is surprising the new england lobster roll i would have thought was terrible is delicious. >> deep dish pizza is so good. todd: we're going to eat chips and you are going to watch "fox & friends." it starts right now. >> shut down showdown. president trump says he is ready to turn the lights out on congress unless they fund the border wall. >> the president issuing this threat treating i would be willing to shut down government if the democrats do not give us border security. >> this president is a bully. is he not going to shut down anything. we are not going to be intimidated. >> wrapping up president trump's attorney. >> the man i is a pathological minuter.