month old horn shark baby stroller. let's get miss helen trending. jillian: you were excited to read that story. >> rob: yes, did i. jillian: have a good day. >> time we had proper border security. laughing stalk of the world. >> clock ticks towards the deadline. >> i have no red line unlike president obama. i just want border security. >> as a border patrol agent, i would support shutting down the government if, in fact, it was going to lead to border security. >> the president's legal team says it is highly unlikely the president will sit for a voluntary interview with mueller. >> you just don't goat interview the president because you think it would be interesting. >> there are new clues for a missing college student who went out for a jog 12 days ago and has not been seen since. >> i would certainly meet with her. and if they wanted to meet. i don't know if they are

ready yet. they are having a hard time now. >> showing little interest in meeting president trump nor changing behavior. >> 20-year-old college graduate instead of asking for handout hit hard times he was actually handing out his resume ♪ we stayed up all night long. ♪ made our drinks too strong ♪ feeling 10 feet tall. steve: talking about the drinks too strong. ainsley: must be talking about what you had last night for sally's birthday. steve: oh, yeah. we did celebrate. ainsley: i saw the pictures online. steve: mrs. doocy made a beautiful cocoa nut white cake. ainsley: layered with the icing and big 25. to be 25 again. do you remember that? pete: my goodness. steve: scary part is i'm the guy with a 25-year-old daughter. pete is in for brian.

brian will be back tomorrow. pete: every day is a reason living in trump's america. ainsley: kim kardashian with jimmy kimmel. steve: something the president has been tweeting and he makes it very clear immigration is something people really care about. and he is willing to put this as one of the primary issues before american voters as we head to the mid terms. ainsley: this is his latest tweet about this. illegal immigration is a top national security problem, he says u after decades of playing games with the whole world laughing at the stupidity of our immigration laws and with democrats thinking that open borders, large scale crime, and abolishing ice is good for them, we must get smart and finally do what must be done for the safety and security of our country. pete: that's right. think about the context of that yesterday as well. the president meeting with the prime minister of italy who has seen first hand that if you don't get your arms around the migrant crisis and refugee crisis, it is a national security issue for

your country. open borders is a dumb policy. steve: right. pete: if you don't address it you will not have just who is here, who is not here. serious crime and national security iu. steve: yesterday we were talking about how the president is willing to risk a government shutdown before the mid terms just to get congress to do something. remember, when they -- when he signed that omnibus bill back in march, he said i'm not going to sign another one of these great big funding bills that doesn't have my money for the wall. nothing on capitol hill has anything close to the 25 billion he would need. there is a story this morning in the "wall street journal" that apparently the president is agreeing with mitch mcconnell and paul ryan that he will not force a government shut down before before the midterm elections. they will pick it up in november or december. nonetheless, it sounds like pass the spending bills they can. with the contentious stuff they will pass a patch that will temporarily fund the government through out mid terms and then after that

they will pick up the wall. typical washington. ainsley: a patch. pete: something new i call kicking the can forever. ainsley: a band aid on the problem. the president doesn't care what anyone thinks. he has doubled down, tripled down we'll shut down the government if we don't get what we want. is he keeping in mind who went to the polls to vote for him. he campaigned on this and rush limbaugh reminds everyone of that when he says this. >> trump is showing he is not afraid of a government shut down which believe me the base of this party loves. the base of the republican party -- we know now by the way any poll that shows trump has 85 to 92% support in the republican party. the republican bales is trump's now. it's not a bunch of populist nationalist. it's the mainstream of the republican party that's for trump. and they mate this cowering before the democrats in the media over government shut downs. they hate giving up every

policy idea in the fails of the blackmail the government shutdown. so they love trump saying he would be willing to do it over. this because the issue of immigration is what got him elected. steve: it will be one of the top issues going into the mid terms. keep in mind while the president is very strong on our national security says the democrats, many of them are for open borders. he also reminds them a number of very prominent democrats have said in the last month or two get rid of ice. where would we be without ice? >> and we want open borders. pete: wborders.pete. steve: we do? pete: that's what they say they want. if you support the border you are supporting our country. that's what the republican party stands for. today it's a great message to run on and also a message having a showdown whether it's a shut down or not. showdown with the status quo. ainsley: how about those numbers? hush said 85 to 90% support the republican party the

base supports president trump. pete: absolute fact. ainsley: do you want to know why the president is so strict about immigration and wanting that wall? if you look at the murder rate in mexico, it went up dramatically in 2017 last year it went up 27%. 31,174 people were murdered. pete: that's higher than the height of the drug wars that happened in early 2011, 2012 over there mexico has 200 million less people in america. yet the number of people murdered in that country is roughly twice ours. serious crime drug problem run by cartels just on our southern border and we are wondering whether we should secure it or not? steve: no kidding. one of the agencies inside the united states that is tasked with trying to get rid of the criminal alien element here in the united states is ice, right? keep in mind, ice agents are federal law enforcement agents, right? >> correct. steve: we have been telling you about how out in portland there have been the occupy ice protests for over

a month. a lot of people were antifa, it is described. the violence was occasional out there. it was a problem. and now we're learning that at least twice people inside the ice building, federal employees called because of -- they were fearing for their own personal safety. and the cops in portland at the direction of the police chief and the mayor, would not come to help them. ainsley: that is unbelievable. two times they called 911. their tax dollars go to fund. this they needed help. and no one came because the police were told to stand down. one of these guys was trying to pull out in his car, in his vehicle to try to get through the crowd. the crowd he said harassed him. he called police. police didn't come. he was trying to pick up his daughter from camp. then he says that they showed up at his apartment building. talking abouting protesters.

pete: some reports denied police assistance after they left the ice building. including one man a marine disabled veteran followed and confronted as he went to pick up his daughter from her day camp. this guy calls 911. equal protection of the 14th amendment of our laws, no, doesn't apply to you because you live in portland where we support the protesters and not law enforcement. ainsley: union that represents ice they are furious about this. they mailed the mayor a cease and desist letter. they said it is in violation of the u.s. constitution under the 14th amendment says the government cannot deny any person's protection. steve: part of the cease and desist letter says we fail to see why targeting the members of ice and leaving them vulnerable to violence, harassment and even death further a legitimate government interest. your policy has created a zone of terror and lawlessness. ainsley: they want the to protect the illegals and not the people who live here. steve: clearly the people in port land don't like this president wants policies

regarding immigration. do they like the national policies of keeping people safe? federal employees are at peril because the mayor and the police chief have a beef with donald trump over immigration. ainsley: are you fired up about this? let us know what you think at friends@foxnews.com. pete: what you do you do for a living? maybe we are not going to pick you up. steve: if you were watching late night television last night. jimmy kimmel had kim kardashian with him. ainsley: short hair. looks fantastic. we notice these things. steve: jimmy kimmel doesn't like the president. famously kim kardashian about a month or so ago brought to the president's attention the sentence of alice johnson. she was a first-time drug offender, nonviolent, serving life in prison. kim kardashian had heard about it on twitter. she told the president about it he commuted the sentence. she sat down last night with jimmy. he wanted her to say

something about the president. would she? watch this. >> i walk in. >> um-huh. >> and i'm like i look around and i'm kind of star struck from the oval office and the first thing i say in our meeting i say holy [bleep] we are in the [bleep] oval office. [laughter] >> that was the first thing i said. i had to take a moment to say wait, we are really here. i'm very grateful and very hopeful that more good things are going to come out of our conversation. >> do you have a list now of people that you might ask him to release from prison? >> i do. i have been working. >> is melania on it? [laughter] i know that you are not necessarily a trump supporter. i know your husband kanye seems to like him. >> i always respect what other persons think. i have nothing bad to say about the president. >> right. because you still have people on the list. pete: if you boycott and you won't go to the white house and you won't have a conversation, then you can't get anything done. but good on her for having a

priority and being willing to sit with the president. steve: he tried for seven minutes to get her to saying is not fond of the president. she did say of kanye he likes the president's personality and how when he became president everybody under estimated him. ainsley: good for him having her on knowing she supports the president and we can have civil conversations. you don't have to agree. and she handled herself beautifully. she looked fantastic. how about her skin. she has the prettiest skin, jillian. jillian: that's definitely top of the list of what you notice, skin. ainsley: she is so pretty. jillian: good morning. get you caught up on news right now. today, family and friends will say final goodbyes to a washington state officer killed in the line of duty. memorial service held today for kent police officer daniel moreno. a 16-year-old now charged with second degree murder.

the 8 year veteran of the force leaves behind a wife and two young children. to donate to his family's go fund me page visit our website "fox friends@foxnews.c. ramping up efforts to battle the massive wildfires ripping through ceavment national guardsmen using helicopters to fight the flames from above. the carr fire burning in northern california is the seventh most struck diddive fire in state history. blamed for six deaths including two firefighters, a grand mother and her great grandchildren. more than a dozen wildfires are burning across california. west virginia senator joe manchin, the first democrat to meet with supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh calling his sitdown productive. manchin was one of three democrats to confirm president trump's first supreme court nominee neil gorsuch. if confirmed kavanaugh would replace justice anthony kennedy. his final day on the high court is today. that's a look at your headlines. i will send it back to you. steve: busy day in the news.

still ahead on this tuesday, this college dean forced to apologize for something he said on twitter. what walls so bad? he called a republican nice. ainsley: what? how dare he. pete: so terrible. plus socialists love this idea from bernie sanders. medicare for all will be saving middle class families substantial sums of money. >> guarantee healthcare to all as a right not a privilege. pete: well, but i bet they won't love the price tag. the numbers on that proposal coming up next. steve: how high could it be ♪ go on ♪ take the money and run ♪

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ainsley: bernie sanders and the new democratic darling alex alexandria ocasio-cortez have made it clear they want free healthcare for all, for all ages. >> sheark human right and not a privilege. [cheers and applause] >> i campaigned on hard commitments of medicare for all. tuition-free public college. edge sure ago green new deal for our future. in championing those issues were the reason that we won. steve: that stuff sounds great. new study finds it would cost the country $32.6 trillion over 10 years

can we afford that? talk to dr. marc siegel right now he has a great piece on foxnews.com. >> brook signatureman has it. steve: regarding this topic we are talking about today. 32. $6 trillion over 10 years can we afford that? >> give you an idea what that is, steve, the short answer is no. no way. here's what it is. we would have to double all of our income taxes that individuals and corporations pay over 10 years double and we still wouldn't be able to afford it that's how expensive $32.6 trillion is why is it so expensive? we are getting rid of the co-pays and deductibles, government pays for everything. this is single pair. this is what carnsd has. this is when you wait in line and can't get hip replacement and cardiac stengt done. when the government rations care. ainsley: when they say free healthcare it's not free we're still paying for it? >> taxpayers are paying for

it absolutely not free. part of what the government pays as gpsd goe gross domestic product goes up. 170 million people get their insurance right now through their employer. guess what their employer does? they take a tax deduction. they don't pay taxes on it it's an incentive for jobs. this thing is a job killer. if you get rid of 170 million coverage and there is more choice, more competition. again, no competition here, no choice. so prices will not go down. and, again, there is no incentive for getting a job. steve: doctor, as a doctor, you want to make sure everybody has healthcare. most people in the united states pay for their own one way or the other. what's the number one thing that concerns but single payer which this essentially is or free healthcare for everybody? >> steve, you just already said it. as a practicing physician, i like the idea of everybody being covered with catastrophic insurance so if they went to the emergency

room god forbid they wouldn't lose their house. this kind of thing means the government is there in the doctor's office telling me what to do, rationing care for me. i think there is already too much of that with big insurance companies. i don't want more government regulations and more government telling me what to do. the beauty of the doctor patient relationship is the government is not in the room. the more they are in the room, the less free i am to help my patients. art of medicine would be jeopardized. steve: we hear people say free healthcare for all it comes with a big price tag. >> good to see that helping people understanding how ridiculous it is. steve: 65 everyone is eligible for medical care. 18-year-old could be eligible for. this absolutely. this is a great points you just made. 60% of the healthcare dollar is already with the government with medicare or medicaid it's already government involved. ainsley: coming up no, terror watch required. the tsa is tracking regular

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not great. down to you. steve: i wonder hot spy is talking to the "the washington post." mean while, the tsa defending a surveillance program following backlash. the quiet skies program as it is called identifies potentially dangerous travelers and tracks them through airports and once they board airplanes. the question is does it go too far here can a conversation is former special advisor to the u.s. department of homeland security during the obama administration david moore, is he screen left and former u.s. army special forces conducting counter terrorism operations jim hanson down in d.c., jim, david, good morning to you. >> steve, hi. steve: jim, why don't you start explain how quiet skies program works. >> what happens is there are a number of things that can cause interest until a traveler, things like going to places perhaps syria and then transiting through libya, places where we another that there are bad things going on. then there are additional

pieces of intelligence and stuff that create through algorithm alert on a particular traveler it assigns an air marshall to watch them as they transit the airport and as they board and get on the plane looking for certain behaviors u it's modeled on an israeli program that is the most successful in the world at preventing hijacking and terrorism it's not intrusion. it's simply being observant of people triggering an alert. >> i had no idea we had air marshals on airplanes watching a single person sometimes. how often does this happen, jim? >> they monitor somewhere between half a dozen, maybe 15 people a day. and, like i said, the alerts are generated based on previous behaviors and intelligence. and it's not a question of profiling by race or religion or anything else. there are things that are known to be signs. one of the things they are asked to watch for is does this person perhaps go into the airport with a full

beard and come out of bathroom having shaved it off? which the 9/11 hijackers did. and which isis tells people to do. there are specific signs they are looking for. >> okay. david, what do you think about the open skies -- quiet skies program? >> more suspicious than jim. we have, to steve, get the right balance between national security, which i think ultimately is paramount. jim and i would agree on that and civil lirnghtsd, the fourth amendment. the bill of rights. the privacy act. we can't necessarily always depend on government to get that balance correct. this thing can be abused. it could save lives. i think we need to know a lot more about it there has been criticism of it by air marshals from within the system. they say it's taking us in the wrong direction. it's bureaucratic, it's clumsy. there are transparency issues. this thing came out of blue. the criticism of it sa a year ago for screening procedures got us really worried about transparency. the question is can we get more information about this and can we get more accountability? is it working? has it worked?

has it saved lives? has it stopped any kind of attack? who decides what ordinary americans are? who makes decisions about whether this is misused. steve: you said, david, there have been abuses of it what do you mean? >> well, there could be abuses of it i didn't say there necessarily was. the question now who is going to decide if there are abuse snz who is going to look into it. i don't necessarily want congress to come in here to solve problems because sometimes that creates more problems. some kind of accountability has to be in order here. we all have our suspicions the government agencies can't naturally and always get things right and get this balance between national security and civil liberties correct. steve: okay. so, jim, i will give you the final word. when the government says trust us. do you trust them? >> absolutely not. that's why we have oversight of agencies. i would err on the side of giving operations that can keep us all safe. like david said, i'm not going to trust them though

not abuse it let's have good oversight on all this but not tell everybody what we're doing and tip our hats. >> i agree. steve: next time flying could be air "hardball" watching somebody up in 3 b. jim and david, thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. >> good to be with you. steve: paul manafort's trial will start in a couple of hours. one thing you won't hear about at the trial and that is collusion. why? judge napolitano on that coming up next. plus, there is something officially going on here. brazen shark napping that has everybody talking this mornings. happy birthday to our friend dean cane, the lewis and clark star turns 52 years old today. ♪

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♪ where i come from ♪ steve: well, he comes from jersey. his name andrew napolitano. [laughter] judge: i didn't know that music was for me. god bless you, good morning. steve: let's go out to the commonwealth of virginia. >> yes. steve: paul manafort who was the president's campaign manager when he was running for president standing trial. not for collusion or not about russia or is it. >> couple things to look for. it is not about russia. and in fact the government suffered a rare set back. the judges never say this even though it's so obvious. the judge says to the prosecutors, look. this has nothing to do with what bob mueller is a. you just want to squeeze him. a princeton graduate this judge t.s. eliot. long before you and i were

there, said that to the government and was sort of brush back push to him. is he going to be watching and making certain that this is just about the you will investigation of paul manafort for laundering money and lobbying for a governor government. i have been critical of rudy giuliani because some of the things are is incon sis tent what he said before. this is what he will do. he will have a team of lawyers in the courtroom to report immediately if anything is mentioned about russia or about president trump. here's man ford's defense. i was investigated for all of this by the government 8 years ago and i was exonerated and i'm going to put on the witness stand as my first witness the young lawyer who exonerated me. do you know who that young shower? rod rosenstein u. steve: what? >> yes. this is going to be quite a

show if they succeed in getting rosenstein to now run for justice department. steve: not guilty then and guilty now? ainsley: has something on the president is that what they are trying to say here? >> we don't know. he has never been interviewed by a grand jury or by bob mueller's team. they expect that he does. he has been in solitary confinement. as soon as this trial is over, he has another trial for a different set of financial crimes across the river in wawrgsd. they are putting as much pressure as the law allows them too consistent with the constitution. pete: amazing. >> the court filing itself says the trial has absolutely nothing to do with collusion? >> correct. not just john paul ii's john p . ainsley: had a lot of big expensive cars and houses. pete: before he was campaign manager. judge: absolutely, pete. that's the allegation that

he laundered money that he acquired money by some illicit means. sent it through a secure secureroot. fraction of what it was over here. they only had to declare this small amount. second thing we are looking for is the key witness against him and that's rick gates. steve: number two guy. judge: business partner and number two person in the trump campaign during the time that the meeting with the russians occurred. now, again, the prosecutors have assured judge ellis you will not hear the word russia. you will not hear the adjective russian. we assure you unless the defense brings it up. we assure you our witness also never raise it remains to be seen. talking about a three or four week trial followed by another three or four week trial. steve: if rod rosenstein is the lead witness. >> you could sell tickets. [laughter] will. pete: make it pay per view. judge: where is jillian? is she here? are you ready to tell us the

news, young lady? look at the blue, blue, blue. jillian: only because you asked so nicely. jillian: is that cool? judge: you are terrific. i'm going to philly tonight. jillian: you are? we are going to talk about the break. get you caught up on headlines. investigators will provide update today on the frantic search for the missing university of iowa student. more than 200 people questioned since mollie tibets disappeared. last heard july 18th after returning from boy friend's house. he was out of town. called police the next day when she didn't show up for work. her father and brother will join us live in the next hour. stay tuned for that a university of georgia critics and apologizes for supporting a g.o.p. gubernatorial candidate. according to campus reform. charles davis tweeted congratulations to brian kemp on his win saying they knew each other as kids and he was a, quote. nice guy. of the comments sparking accusations of racism and privilege from kempf's

critics online. three days layoffs davis apologized and said his tweet was poorly timed and ill written. dozens of american flags they are under fire again. a woman find the flags from her fallen firefighter's grave thrown out on a trailer. the cemetery told her that the flag had to be removed to mow the lawn. but she claims it's the first time this has been a problem in over three years. a group of thieves are in a sea of trouble after wheeling a shark out of an aquarium in a baby stroller. the heist caught on camera in san antonio, texas. one man snachingsd miss helen right out of her tank while another wrapped the 16-inch horn shark in a blanket and stuffed it in a stroller. at least one man is facing charges after confessing to police. miss helen back home was greeted by cheers from the

aquarium staff. send it to you guys. >> why do you steal a shark? pete: you want it in your fish tank. ainsley: they named her miss helen? that's back home now. steve: what's that in your baby stroller? ainsley: she will bite you. steve: outside janice dean the weather machine is with our college student rebecca. it's her final day and she is doing the weather. ainsley: how has it been so far. >> interning amazing experience i'm thankful i got to meet all the awesome people behind "fox & friends." janice: very nice we didn't even work on that script. say all. >> janice: are you ready to see rebecca's debut. >> we are. you will do awesome. >> thank you so much for coming out. >> here we go. all right. hot dry weather continues across the west this week. heat advisories are posted for the northwest and the opposite is happening over the east coast with more

rain and flooding concerns. that's a look at your weather. back to you steve, ainsley, and pete. janice: oh my gosh, how did she do? oh my gosh. so, can i be off for the rest of the workweek? >> i mean, if you want to be. janice: okay. bye, everybody. steve: good job rebecca. ainsley: we wish you all the best. steve: going back to school at syracuse. pete: she did a great job. ainsley: it 20 minutes until the top of the hour. trump administration worried about china building up military and confronting our ships at sea. how big of a threat is this we will break it down four. pete: lebron james putting the full-court press on president trump. >> to divide us and that's something that i can't relate to. pete: lebron was just getting warmed up. we will bring you the rest of that ♪ why can't would he be friends?

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jillian: more than 460 people ordered to give up guns in florida. comes months after a new law took effect temporarily stripping the rights of gun owners if a judge finds them to be a threat. political science say they have taken away more than 200 firearms. the red flag law is in response to the parkland school shooting. 8 states are shoeing the trump administration to block the release of 3-d gun blueprints online. they argue access to the blueprints would open the door for terrorists and other criminals to get their hands on deadly weapons. last month the state department reversed its 2013 ruling banning a texas company from making the plans public. pete? pete: thank you, jillian. secretary of state mike pompeo sounding the alarm over chinese encroachment in

the south china sea. >> the trump administration has a clear vision for the 21st century we want all to enjoy access to seas and airways. we will never seek documentation in the pacific and we will oppose any country that does. pete: many americans have heard about the u.s.s. china conflict. why is it so important? what does it say about china's military might? we break it down in part two of week long series, china, friend or foe? here to weigh in former state department press officer morgan ortagus. thank you for being here this morning. >> good morning. pete: previous administration pivot to asia. almost more rhetorical pivot than reality u hear all about china. china has ascended not just economically but militarily. why does that matter to us. >> you and i talking about this all week, pete. as i said yesterday and continue to say. this is the real generational challenge. this is what we need to -- obama said he wanted to pivot. we need to actually pivot. i think it's the most important thing that president trump is going to

do. during his tenure is to counter china. we haven't -- what we're seeing china do is expand military in order to counter us. they're not at the points militarily they could go head to head with us. they know that is that true ambition short-term and long-term plan for president xi. pete: the navy is particularly important for the chinese right now they have even got more attack stub subs probably not as sophisticated but they want to reach that or pass us because the seas really matter. >> it's an important thing we will get into this tomorrow when we talk about cyber. everything the chinese do they basically steal everything that we have done and then make their ownership their own planes their own weapons. the majority of this is stolen plans to begin with number two why is the navy so important for china? freedom of the seas is the number one thing that the northwestern navy we heard

pompeo talk about it yesterday. this is how you have freedom of access for trade. freedom of seas is the most important thing. we have senile for the past 10 years china building up islands in the south china sea. they are trying to take land away from south korea. islands away from india. pete: militarize. first thing they do is militarize that island. >> i think this is getting a lot of us navy people kind of excited because we have a competitor again as it relates to the asian pacific arena. their long-term goal with the navy is to control that theater, pete. and it's also to keep us out. we have dozens of bases around the world. the chinese only have one base in africa. they have ambitious plans for more. right now america controls. we make sure there is freedom of navigation and freedom of seas. chinese want to stop that and remake it in their image. pete: navy's slogan was once a global force for good. we were the only garnl tores of free navigation. china is challenging that

they have a large military. >> they do. this is actually the 1992 they had 3 million active. so their numbers of active duty are smaller. when you see, of course, they do have more people than us in active duty service. china is the population that's four times that of the united states. so, when you look at -- when you compare population to population and, of course, as you and i know we are all volunteer force. pete: they are massive land war. >> they certainly don't want to mess with the army. pete: modern tanks they are behind but again building up their military. >> moral of the story in all of this the president talks about our nato allies spending 2% of g.d.p. military. the chinese are doing that as it relates to pier to pier competitors with the u.s. they are spending not as much as we do but they are spend ago signature can't amount of their g.d.p. to counter us. of course, one of the things we have to tackle is that they are stealing everything. pete: stealing a ton.

trying to get fifth and six generation of aircraft. we very dominated the skies forever that could change. >> the importance of this is to let people understand the size and scope of the chinese military is now what it was 10 years ago or 20 years ago. they are expanding and stealing all the technology to get there. pete: they have a chinese dream very different than the personal dream. >> it's very expansionist. pete: thank you, morgan. tomorrow we china's cyber security threat with morgan ortagus: warned iran would suffer the consequences if it threatens america. now is he willing to meet with iran's president with no strings attached. is this the same strategies that worked with north korea? we will answer that question. liberal hollywood is gearing up for the mid terms. oh, goody. >> we really need to you volunteer starting now. >> i am not throwing away my opportunity to make my voice heard this november. >> it's going to be the young people, this generation that will change the world. >> we have seen that before

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thwart a trump victory did. they not learn in 2016 that their failed efforts didn't help hillary. here to weigh in on this is michael knowles host of the mike coal knowles show to weigh in on this. thank you for joining us. does a celebrity endorsement, do the celebrity opinions work? >> nothing says main street american voter like lily tomlin and hand know jane fonda. democrats have their fingers on the pulse of the country. 20161189 celebrities endorsed hillary clinton. that's a real number, actors, athletes, musicians, they all endorsed hillary a lot of good it did her. hollywood doesn't have a lot of credibility right now as they are fighting off all the sub board nantz they have sexually assaulted. perhaps merrill street will cut a campaign ad with harvey weinstein and talk about the republican war on women. probably not going to play. the reasonable that they are doing this is because democrats have nothing to say.

do you remember those 23 celebrities who said they moved to canada if president trump won who said the sky was going to fall and markets would implode? what do we have in the economy is booming peace abroad. isis destroyed militarily. they have have nothing to say. and whether you have nothing to run on, hollywood celebrities are good mouthpiece to send it out. ainsley: we can't relate to them. most americans are trying to put food on their table and living paycheck to paycheck. can't relate to the celebrities in hollywood. i mentioned athletes. lebron james, he says that he doesn't agree with the president. he thinks the president is using sports to divide our country. listen to. this what i noticed over the last few months that he has kind of used sport to divide us and that's something that i can't relate to because i know that sport was the first time i ever was around someone white. ainsley: michael? >> well, i have to say i sort of support the lebron

james democrat candidacy. only candidate they have still has a pulse. bernie sanders, hillary clinton, elizabeth warren. he has that going for him. talk about dividing the country? who is dividing the country the people who say you should stand for the american country or people who sit down and disrespect the symbol of our country. i don't think that's going to work as a campaign slogan for him in 2020. a vote for lebron james and disrespect the american flag support collin cancer neck. probablcarpkaepernick.probably y in peoria. ainsley: threatening to shut down the government if he doesn't get the money for the wall. homeless man begging for a job instead of food. overwhelming response and it's gone viral. ♪ ♪ america ♪ e oh!

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>> time we had proper border security laughing stalk of the world. >> willing to risk mid terms to get congress to do something. >> i have no red line unlike president obama. i just want great border security. >> we have a president who made promises to forgotten men and women in this country and is keeping them healthcare is a human right and not a privilege. >> hard commitment of medicare for all. steve: new study finds it would cost the country $32.6 trillion. >> this is where the government rations care at enormous expense. >> new clues for macing college students who went out for a jog 12 days ago and has not been seen since. >> i would certainly meet with her. and if they wanted to meet. i don't know if they are ready yet. they are having a hard time right now. >> i know you are not necessarily a trump

supporter. i know your husband kanye seems to like him. >> i have nothing bad to say about the president ♪ you take me higher than i have ever been before feet don't touch the floor. ♪ steve: welcome to the big show, folks. hour two of three hour telecast known as "fox & friends." we have a special friend today pete is with us. pete: thanks for having me. ainsley: we had a big celebration i saw some pictures on instagram. steve: yes indeed our youngest sally doocy celebrated 25 years on this planet. her mom made beautiful sour cream cocoa nut caulk which is sally's favorite. pete: what did you get her as a gift? steve: she got some clothes. pete: standard adult gifts. steve: she is pretty much a

standard adult. ainsley: such a family man. kids are close by. steve: good kids. ainsley: you had the happy birthday sign in the background. steve: i know. cathy thought that the 2-5 for 25 bass going to be about that big. turns out before they blow it up. it looked that big. but, they were that big. ainsley: the balloons? steve: mark, if you can put that picture up again in the background can you see the great big 2-5. those things are gigantic. ainsley: silver ones. steve: we will save those for macy's if they would like to run them in the thanksgiving day parade. what's she doing at 25? she works here and doing a great job. steve: she is studying in advertising. the sky is the limit with sally. good luck to her. ainsley: we love you, sally. steve: meanwhile, pete is with us right now. he will be heading off and have you got some travels. pete: i will have the opportunity to sit down with

the vice president in hawaii tomorrow. remains given back of our fallen soldiers are returning to hawaii. we will see a chance to see that ceremony. sift down with the vice president. he has a personal angle with that as well. jumping on air force 2 a little bit after the show. ainsley: awesome. we know the remains are we think delivered to south korea and now they are coming over to hawaii. leave today. pete: time is all messed up. i will be on the show tomorrow morning remote with you from there. do the interview. be at a couple of the ceremonies and do it again on thursday and come back. ainsley: great. you fought for our country glad to have those coming back. pete: it will be neat to see. steve: talk about the guy who has the keys to air force one says he is willing to shut the government down over border security. ainsley: calling immigration a national security problem. pete: griff jenkins is live in washington as time ticks on a critical deadline. griff, good morning. >> good morning, guys. the government runs out of money on october 1st. after g.o.p. leaders mitch

mcconnell and paul ryan. it was fighting words from the president yesterday over the issue that was the corner stone of his candidacy. >> if we don't get border security after many, many years of talk within the united states i would have no problem doing a shutdown. i will always leave room for negotiation. but this has been many years. this isn't just trump administration. >> meanwhile mcconnell pass a series of spending bills, none of which include additional founding for a wall or border security. democrats offering no support for immigration measures and some republicans actually cautioning the president over a government shutdown fearing backlash all of this causing the border patrol union's president to express frustration saying they are not getting support from anybody but the president. >> and we're caught in the middle trying to fix a problem that has existed for years on end and we're not getting the support from either side.

from either the democrats or the republicans. >> and contrary to the president's threat, guys, the "wall street journal" is reporting this morning that privately the president is has agreed to avoid ago shutdown in light of political practicalities. he says the fight is coming some time this fall maybe november or december. the president has a rally in tampa, florida. i suspect we will hear a lot more about this. guys? steve: i got a feeling you are right about that. griff, thank you very much. the "wall street journal" also says that apparently the president has agreed to put the shutdown threat on hold and so what congress is going to do is they are going to pass some of what they refer to as some of the less controversial spending bills. and then a short-term patch to keep the government running through the election and then they will do something about the wall, et cetera. after the election. michelle malkin takes a look at these leaders in congress and has this to say about

that. >> we have a president who made promises to forgotten men and women in this country and is keeping them. he is fighting the beltway establishment. the u.s. chamber of commerce types. the corporate interests that have allied themselves with the radical left to try and sabotage our immigration laws and make us less safe and less prosperous. it is a sign of beltway g.o.p. fecklessness that we have got mitch mcconnell once again saying wait. wait, american people. right? how many times do they say that? pete: elect me one more time. just one more time and then i swear -- i swear next month. i swear next year you are going to get that wall and get that funding. people are not dumb. this president knows what he wants to get done. i mean he is going to cut a deal that needs to be made. there will be a showdown i think at some level. whether there is a shut down or not i don't know. ultimately that's the prowm miss. that's what he got elected on and what he is committed.

to say mitch mcconnell hasn't got it done and they promised it again. next time real soon, promise. pete: next show, steve, i will be great. steve: next show you will be on a plane to hawaii. pete: also not a real promise. ainsley: the reason this is important to him because he looks at the murder rates down in mexico. they are higher than they have been in almost 30 years. not since 1990 have they seen numbers like this. it suspect 27%. 31174 people have died there related to drug cartels and gangs and heroin trade and opioids also coming here to the u.s. pete: so drugs and crime and human trafficking. that's what we want. you know, let's have more of that pouring into our southern border. that's why this is so critical. steve: it has been about security with this president sings he rode down the casey later. pete: that's right. steve: i think griff is right. we will hear about it in tampa. ainsley: president in mexico won because of this. because he kept saying i

want to fight crime. crime is so bad here. and he has a meeting once a week to really curtail this and work on those numbers trying to get them lower. steve: he has his hands full. steve: meanwhile the president of the united states was in the east room at the white house with the prime minister of italy yesterday. did he take some questions. he had some answers. including the fact that he would meet with the man who runs iran and he has no ground rules. listen. >> i believe in meeting. i certainly would meet with iran if they wanted to meet. i don't know that they are ready yet. they are having a hard time right now. but i ended the iran deal. it was a ridiculous deal. i do believe that they will probably end up wanting to meet. i'm ready to meet any time they want. to say good for the country. good for them, good for us. and good for the world. no preconditions. if they want to meet i'll meet. steve: he said i will meet with anybody. keep in mind this is essentially the same tactic he has used around the globe. and back in the month of

december, the president identified with that national security document that we told you about. he said that russia, china, north korea and iran were the main threats to u.s. security. those four nations. so let's think. all right. russia. he has met with putin. china met with xi. north korea, met with kim jong un. and thought last one is iran what's he going to do with that? keep in mind there were fiery tweets last week just as there were last year with little rocket man. pete: big difference between those four countries is iran is a regime run by radical islamists. the others but this is a whole another level of ideological dedication to that regime's. the undergirding of its support. successful meeting with people. go to go in clear-eyed with someone like the folks in iran. they are visceral and cultural enemies. ainsley: he has withdrawn from the nuclear deal. they yell death to america.

pete: they kill our soldiers on the battlefield. iranians responsible for thousands of american soldiers death on the battlefield with the transport of technology. they have hate israel. they wanting to wipe it off the map. it's a whole another league are the iranians. ainsley: you have to go in tough. but, if you want to change, sitting down with them might be the way to do it. steve: look at the economy of iranian right now. plummeted, done in the last six months. folks in iran want a change. stay tuned, folks. ainsley: jillian has more headlines for us. busy day. jillian: get you caught up on the story following some time now. investigation underway nearly two weeks after a duck boat sank and killed 17 people. the boat capsized in the thunder storm on a lake near branson, missouri. families of the victims suing the boat's operators claiming they ignored safety warnings.

one complaint claims passengers were trapped under the canopy and dragged to the bottom of the lake company had been advised to remove that canopy in 2002. the feds now revealing the suspect in an attempted mall heist are illegal immigrants. seven mexican men arrested in connection with the smash and grab at jewelry store in texas over the weekend. the breaking of glass initially mistaken for gunfire. the suspects all arraigned on charges of adding robbery. theago aggravated burglary and robbery. president trump heading to the sunshine state today bringing his message straight to the voters. plot will host host a round table discussion at high school to discuss career and technical education. he heads to the florida state fairgrounds to rally supreme court for matt gates house re-election and desantis for florida governor. quite a busy day he has in store. ainsley: that's why is he going to florida. that's what griff was talking about. steve: thank you, jillian,

very much. the illegal immigrant charged with murdering a police officer now being held without bond as we learn he was released just days before the crime. how did the system get so broken? that is straight ahead. pete: american pastor held prisoner by our so-called nato ally turkey now buying for his release. are we any closer to bringing him home. jay sekulow represents his family and joins us live coming up ♪ ♪ u.s.a. ♪ u.s.a. ♪ u.s.a. ♪ so you have, your headphones, chair, new laptop with 24/7 tech support. yep, thanks guys. i think he might need some support. yes start them off right. with the school supplies they need at low prices all summer long. save $200 on this dell laptop at office depot officemax.

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county bail bondsman matt jones. thanks for being here this morning. put a little bit of information about whisner, a 29-year-old of hash shah. history of mental health issues. held by ice twice. criminal history of burglary, grand theft, weapons charges and resisting arrest. yet, he overstayed his i have so is in the country illegally. yet, released. how do things like this happen and in this case tragically led to the death of a police officer? >> yeah. well, first of all, thank you for having me this morning. pete: of course. >> my condolences for my association and myself go out to officer officer miller's family and everyone affected by this as it is a big tragedy here in southwest florida something like? to be honest, i don't know how it slipped through the cracks. you know, have you pre-trial release and advocates people

appearance supposed to be for low level offenders or offenders with nonviolent crimes. to say to be able to advocate for somebody like this call in our office twice a week and you will be okay is baffles me. pete: does that mean the system is overcrowded? is there resistance to sharing information? like you said a first time onkd report for court date. here illegally and committed crimes in the past yet still released. is that just a weak system? >> to be honest, do i believe so. that the system is weak. and i don't think the system necessarily should maybe go away. the system definitely needs some checks and balances and some accountability.

when you have somebody here illegally and committed those crimes before i don't think and to be honest doesn't even live in that county or the circuit and allowed to be on pre-trial release. i don't know how pre-trial release was going to watch over him to make sure that he was supposed to be doing what he was supposed to be doing while awaiting charges. pete: not just folks waiting acome across the border. visa overstays over 700,000 in this case of violent multiple offender what needs to change in order to make sure that the citizens of this country are kept safe? i think that people should have to adhere by the law. i think if they want to come into this country that they do need to get visas and keep up on those visas and

just like president trump wants people to go through the process legally, i personally welcome people into this country, it's great country and to be able to share thatte that with other people is great. i do also believe that you need to do things the right way. pete: got to play by the rules. your answer was simple but the right one. how about just follow the law. that makes a lot of sense. matt jones, thank you for your time this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you, sir. pete: you got it a desperate search for that missing college student in iowa. mollie tibbets father joins us live with a powerful message. someone knows something. [ goose honking ] ♪

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ainsley: $5,000 how much hillary clinton is giving to democrats running for house seats. clinton making the maximum donation to each those candidates for the 2018 mid terms through her onward together political organization. $1,840 that's how much that lee louie vitton bag carried by tom perez that's how much it's worth $2,000. dnc says he was carrying it for a staff at washington's reagan airport. do you want one of those bag, pete? pete: no. i don't. looks like a duffle bag though. ainsley: think younger people would do running the country. average age of an senator 62, 58 for members of the house. down to you, steve. steve: desperate search for a missing iowa student

continues as authorities plan to update the public during a press conference this afternoon with the latest in the search for 20-year-old mollie tibbets. s this as new details in the case might suggest mollie rurengsd home after her jog on the evening of july 18th. which is different than the original belief that she disappeared while out on that jog. joining us now with more on the search for mollie is her father, rob tibbets who joins us from des moines, iowa. rob, good morning to you. >> thank you. >> rob, what do we know right now. >> there is a press conference this afternoon. we really don't know much more than we knew right from the outset. there's a lot of conjecture and speculation. and we're going to just have to trust and have faith in the authorities and our law enforcement partners. >partners. steve: i know the affiliate there in des moines are

suggesting that they have figured out that she might have been doing some homework after the jog, probably with computer log-on or something like that. what can you tell us about that? >> >> she may have been. but, again, it's sort of conjecture and speculation as far as the family knows and so all i can say is we are leaving that part of the search up to our law enforcement partners. steve: we have had a number of pictures on our air over the last couple of days of her with her boyfriend. i know that she was staying at the boyfriend's house while he was out of town. but he is not a suspect, right? >> no. not at all. dalton is part of our family. we love dalton. i told him the other day i can't wait until mollie comes back and you are my third son. steve: dalton was in debuick about 100 miles away working on construction job at the time; is that right? >> correct. correct. did b. two hours away.

>> all right. this has got to be really hard for you. i know that, you know, you are putting your trust in the police but at the same time, you wonder where's my girl? >> i absolutely wonder where my girl is. but all we can do is work with the law enforcement partners, our community partners and i can't stress how appreciative we are of the media especially fox and your willingness to put the banner up with that phone number. this will be solved. we will find mollie but it's going to take someone coming forward and they need to call that number, which is why we are doing these interviews and making these appearances. and we really are grateful to the media and to fox for keeping the interest in this story. that's how we are going to find mollie. steve: rob, you feel that somebody out there, they saw something. and all they have got to do is talk to one of the law

enforcement members about your daughter. you saw mollie on that day. just tell us what you saw. a little thing can be a big thing. >> the most insignificant thing. and i think there is somebody out there that knows something and they don't know what they know or there is somebody that is reluctant to say something about someone that they know. and they need to have the courage to come forward. if nobody has nothing to hide they have nothing to fear. let law enforcement sort out what's wrong and what's wrong but have the courage to come forward and find mollie. steve: right. this has got to be very humbling for you because pretty much the whole town called in sick on friday to look for her. >> you know, people asked me why all this attention on mollie. i think the kind of person she was. everyone thinks their children are special and remarkable and we think that

about mollie. but when 400 people show up the day after she turns up missing at 5:00 in the morning to search the entire county, and then within days an entire country has adopted mollie as their own, she is a very special person. and we all feel that. but, we need her back. she needs to be back in school. she needs to finish her degree. get her masters, her ph.d., get married, buy a house. have kids u these are all things we talked about. she has got her whole life planned out. she needs to get on with her life so we have got to find her. steve: anybody seen anything, call that number on the television right now. 641-623-5679. that'rob tibbets, thank you very much for coming on and telling us your story. >> thank you very much. steve: all right.

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irregular investigation to say the least with the salacious and unverified dossier. and then not going to recite all of the issues. but then you had the lead investigator situation with peter strzok. you had bruce ohr, the number four at the department of justice. his wife was working at fusion gps who put together the dossier with chris steele. and on and on it goes. so, where why are now is look, i have never been one to give dates on when this thing wraps up, but i will say this, it needs to wrap up for the good of the country. we need to get this behind us. as rudy giuliani said yesterday, which was rather i know it got at love attention but quite unremarkable. collusion is not a crime. no evidence of any of collusion here involving our client and the russians. let's make that factual statement for the record here. we have seen nothing in the millions literally 1.4 million documents that have been sent over by the white house and many more that have been sent over by

the campaign that indicates any russian involvement with the trump campaign especially the president of the united states goes or other people. collusion isn't a crime that was twisted out of context. all the men tator commentators s rudy giuliani is correct collusion is not a crime. not technically. it is not a violation of any rule statute or regulation that we have seen after reviewing this case for a year i think bob mueller will come to the same conclusion. he will write his report. we will deal with ours. at the end of the day, this process needs to come to an end quickly. it's been a year and we're ready to modif move on. we will not predict the next move because this is washington, d.c. you never say never to anything. steve: if it ends, what will we talk about all day. >> there is a loft things to talk about one is a case that i have that is a client that is an american that is in a prison -- was in a

prison turkey 21 months. we are glad he has been released to house arrest. that was a good first step. i will tell you the president of the united states has been incredibly engaged directly securing his release. the family has been informed of this as well the family is not resting until our clients andrew brun is on the pastor for 23 years in turkey is returned to the united states that's the next thing. >> this pastor was swept up in con seoul accommodation of power. did he in 2016. as he fought off cow. >things havechanged a bit in tui will say this. i'm encouraged by this move. allowing our client to go from a turkish prison as you can't even imagine what that

was like to his home. is he under home confinement. but, the turkish officials have the authority to release andrew brun son. i believe we are going to see a release of andrew brun son returning him to the united states soon. and i know the administration as i said the president, secretary pompeo, vice president pence and their teams are working diligently on this as we are. we have had great support bipartisan support in the united states senate. we have had great support also in the united nations where his case was taken up. one of 30 by the u.n. committee in arbitrary detention. i will tell you the president is leading the charge do get our client released. he knows how to negotiate with erdogan, i'm confident we will get a good result. ainsley: tell us about this guy. a pastor, a christian. tell us about his wife. how are they staying safe? steve: what did he do to wiped up in prison? >> the charge when we got the indictment is christianization. that's what it said when you translated the turkish

christianization. that is he was sharing the gospel in turkey presbyterian tradition small church new testament times that would be smyrna. and he was picked up. when the you will coo took place he was in the united states. he came back not thinking he was subject to risk. clear to say that as the president has called him. he has pretty much been a political hostage. i am optimistic. i have done a number of these and y'all have been great. let me just say this. fox has been great on covering these cases over the years. we have had a lot of these. this one has been a little bit more difficult because we have got a nato partner here. nato ally. should have been an easier case to get the americans released that hasn't happened yet. the president is committed to doing it i'm convinced we will see it happen soon. steve: jay sekulow thank you very much. ainsley: reminds us how great this country is the freedoms we have.

pete: a partner isn't a partner unless it really is. steve: who has ever heard of christianization. the charge. ainsley: not in this country. pete: countries where you don't have religious liberty. steve: 21 minutes exactly before the top of the hour. jillian has some brand new video. jillian: yes, i do. good tuesday morning and to you at home as well. start with this surveillance video. just released in the killing of george h.w. bush's former doctor. police show it shows the suspect moments after cardiologist mark house it's neck was shot and killed riding bike in houston two weeks ago. police believe he was targeted but won't say why they think that police have released this sketch of the suspect, a $5,000 reward is being offered for anyone who has any information. a democrat running for congress wants to solve the immigration crisis by giving amnesty to illegals. kentucky's hank lenderman saying i want to start a conversation about restricturing ice and

granting amnesty to the people already here. he disungt elaborate on how it should be done. lynn derman with a musician with no political experience faces off in november. a 7-year-old's lemonade stand shut down by the state. brendan said a woman from the department of health told him to close up his shop in upstate new york when vendors at the fair claimed he was undercutting prices. visited the stand saying the government went too far. >> blows the mind. 7-year-old out in their front yard selling lemonade. those are not the criminals. jillian: after apologizing. the state is now demanding he get a $30 permit. a homeless 20-year-old college graduate showing hunger for a job. web developer holding up a sign near a california highway reading quote homeless hungry 4 success. take a resume. >> i thought to myself all i

need is just one person out there to see, hey, you know, this guy is worth giving a shot. i didn't expect it to turn out this way. the support has been so overwhelming. >> david moved from texas to silicon valley to pursue his dream of owning a tech startup. he has received over 200 job offers. that's a look at your headlines. ainsley: i love that story. jillian: the determination. the want to make it happen. steve: he got up off the couch. ainsley: the 200. i saw the sign grab a resume. did everyone grab a resume or that went viral. jillian: i think it went viral and people started. ainsley: good for him. pete: love it. ainsley: doesn't want anything for free. steve: go outside. janice dean doesn't have resumes outside. she has folks who watch fox. janice: absolutely. fox fans are here. what's your name my friend. >> my name is maley. >> you have a big day right now. >> it's my birthday. >> how old are you. >> i'm turning 12. janice: birthday present was

to come on "fox & friends"? >> yes. janice: who would you say the current weather is now mailey? >> mostly sunny. janice: across the country deal with potential for more rain across the east coast. not enough rain unfortunately for the west coast. watching the potential for wildfires. today though in new york city. looking good, mailey. happy birthday, mailey and all my friends who came out to "fox & friends" today. back inside. steve: thank you, janice dean. ainsley: thank you, janice. steve: coming up energy secretary rick perry is going to be with us so stick around. ainsley: one of america's top bankers is praising president trump for the booming economy. >> competitive taxes we need competitive tax. we had 30% over 10 years it should have been 40. steve. ainsley: stuart varney says jamie dimon is absolutely right and he is up next to explain. steve: hello, stuart.

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pete: president trump's booming economy earning high praise for from one of america's top bankers. >> the president get a lot of credit and blame for things they haven't done. the president has done things accelerated growth. competitive taxes. we had 30% over 10 years it, should have been 40. the reason it wasn't 40 a lot of things we did hurt ourselves. ainsley: stuart varney is the host of varney and company on the fox business network. here to weigh in on this jamie jamie dimon this is jp morgan saying. this very important he who is saying it. is he america's top banker flat out right. one of the few business leaders who will come out publicly and say that trump's economic growth agenda is working and is good. he is right. the explosion -- that's the wrong word.

the expansion of the economy coincided right at the time when we got the tax cuts right at the time that we got reregulation. it pumped up the economy. tax cuts taking effect. unemployment came down. worker bonuses reached the highest levels ever. the cbo, the congressional bean counters basically they say wages are rising 25% faster under president trump than they did under president obama. pete: took a swipe at president obama. said we could have had this kind of growth but we didn't have these kind of policies. he is a republican. >> president trump has directly reversed the economic policies of president obama that was tax and spend and going to big deficit. president trump is lower taxes, deregulate and growth economy. that's the difference here. >> ultimately i believe i read jamie dimon is a democrat and sea businessman and banker and making money

is more important than politics, perhaps. >> jamie dimon is the kind of democrat how don't run into these days. he is an old fashioned democrat. one who believes in a strong national defense and growing the economy. find me a democrat who today says let's get strong on defense and let's grow this economy. they will don't exist anymore. they have all gone far left where have you got to be fair. you have got to tax and spend some more money move the money around to other sections of the population. that's not growth. trump is growth, case closed in my opinion, okay? steve: we're going to be watching your show on fox business coming up in an hour and 12 minutes. >> lots of opinion at 9:00. steve: not just tax cuts boosting the economy. the energy sector is also surging. what's mind that? we will talk to energy secretary rick perry. he is coming up next. ♪ ♪

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months, we will become a net exporting energy country. steve: thanks to fracking mainly. >> a lot of different things. i will tell you that when you have technology and innovation unconventional and turn those shale fields into productive places. it's also been particularly in the last 18 months, this mind set that you can spend your money and have a chance to have a return on your investment. the tax bill that was passed, the regulations. i mean, people know now that they can build an lng plant and it's not going to get locked up or a pipeline. you think about the pipelines that got stopped by the previous administration because if you can't move this energy to the marketplace, it's going to have a real negative effect on people going out and spending the money energy is driving not only the economy, the geo politics of the world, 10

years ago we were reliant upon maybe some countries that didn't have our best interest in mind let's say. and today we are being able to deliver lng into europe. you saw the european president come in here. the president of the united states. the president of the eu making a deal on american lng, think about how that changes the balance of power when the russians were the only people that the europeans were able to get gas from and now we are being able to give it to them no strings attached i might add. pete: another instrument of national power. rather than being a liability it's an asset on our balance sheet. we can compete with other countries and play with the good guys. >> yes, sir. ainsley: is that the goal energy independence? >> oh and we are practically there. it is. it's a clear i have heard a number of terms used energy dominance and independence. all of those are true. the point is the united

states 15 years ago we were kind of done from an energy standpoint. we were going to be producing a little bit. it's just i tell people don't get locked into conventional wisdom here is the world is and here's the way it's always going to be. while that was going on, ainsley, one of the powerful messages was america has reduced their emissions by 14% we tell people said, you know, signing an agreement is one thing. perform something another. the president of the united states is interested in america's performance. that's the reason he backed out of paris accord. he basically said, look, it's putting america in disadvantaged position from the standpoint of china and india weren't having to meet these emissions and the united states we're out there doing it we are changing over to cleaner burning natural gas. renumbers. clean coal being put into the marketplace. we opened one the largest

carbon capture utilization sequestration processes in the world outside of houston. steve: you are also using technology and involved in a big cyber summit coming up. >> indeed. new york city here just a few minutes secretary nielsen talking about cyber has changed the world. it's a great example of how the world changes in a hurry. cyber is one of those. the department of energy is the sector specific agency in charge the electrical grid. new york city, wall street. all of those millions of people who live here on manhattan manhattan island. have you got a situation where you want to make sure that the electrical grid is protected. ainsley: big black out at one point before i moved here. >> not from a cyber. here what happens we worry about. is that an event like one of these super storms come, in

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no time we had proper border security. we're the laughingstock of the world. steve: the president is willing to risk a government shut down before the midterms to get government to do something. >> i have no red line like president obama. i just want great border security. ainsley: we have a president that made promises to forgotten men and women in this country and keeping them. pete: accused of killing a florida police officer, making first appearance in court, reportedly released just days before the attack. >> the system definitely needs some checks and balances and accountability. steve: desperate search for missing iowa college student, 20-year-old molly tibbetts.

>> we'll find molly. it will take someone coming for noord i will meet with iran. they're having a hard time right now. >> husband husband kanye seems to like him. >> i have nothing bad to say about the president. ♪ ainsley: when i was in high school, i was too young to drive, someone picked me up, was driving me to spring valley high school. i was going down mallet hill road, put in that tape and this song came on. we were like this is awesome. my life changed. we made a dub of the tape. pete: hit play record at the same time? ainsley: right. copy of a copy of a copy. before they were big. steve: you didn't have to listen in the car and tape it because they were on the program in the

day. ainsley: i was in high school. they started to get really big then. they never forgotten their roots. they are popular in south carolina. steve: darius rucker hosted this show. pete: has he? we have to roll the tape at some point. steve: a good man. pete is a good man. he is joining us today. after the show he will be flying to hawaii with the vice president of the united states. pete: that's right. the remains of those korean war heroes are being returned to hawaii. the president will be there for that. we'll have a chance to ininterview him. ainsley: vice president's son is in the military, you served in the military. pete: it is really powerful when you remember this country doesn't for get the men who gave everything, decades later, you get a chance to witness it. i'm pretty excited. steve: pete's interview with the vice president is on thursday. he will be on an airplane, he will being stuck on an airplane with you for 12 hours. pete: 12 hours on an airplane

and no wi-fi. i hope so. if there isn't, can you stock it for me, please. steve: take a deck of cards. pete: a deck of cards and a good book. steve: talk a little bit this. the president of the united states getting a little frustrated with congress. they have not done anything to change the immigration situation in this country. you look at the funding bills right now, there is not $25 billion anywhere to build that wall. pete: we remember in march when the last swamp budget was passed it didn't include any money. steve: spendpalooza. pete: didn't include any money. the president said i would not pass a spending bill without a border wall. there may be a shutdown on the horizon. the president tweeting this yesterday. illegal immigration is a top national security problem. after years of playing games, with the whole world laughing and democrats thinking open borders, large-scale crime and

abolish i.c.e. is good for them, we must do what must be done for the safety and security for our country. ainsley: president said time and time again, not that i don't want people to come into the country i want them to do it the right way. not fair to have the flat gates, for people waiting a long time and not fair for people that did it legally the right way. i want to vet the people mo make sure safe people are coming in. when you look at mexico's murder rate, it's a record rate in 2017. it is pretty scary. important to make sure people coming in across the border, it is safe. it is up 27% the murder rate. 31,174 people were killed. i don't know the numbers here in america that is double what we we -- pete: almost double. mexico has 130 million people. we have 330 million people.

200 million left. the total number of murders. it's a drug problem, a human trafficking problem, a gang problem, and a smuggling problem. right now the gate is wide open. come on in. steve: president is reminding people. this is one of his top priorities. he will make it a campaign issue. according to "the wall street journal" sounds like he made a deal with mitch and paul on capitol hill. they will fund the government through the election, and then the contentious stuff, they will have a little patch. and then, the patch is what is going to get the department of homeland security through until after the election. then they will deal with the wall and everything else in november or december after the folks have voted. pete: patch is the code for bandaid or little cover. ainsley: put a bandaid on it. pete: kick the can. elect us one more time and we swear. ainsley: they don't have many

more days until the election. they don't think they will be able to fund the budget and get that done as well. but they also, the supreme court justices, they have to work on that. steve: a full plate. ainsley: they do. steve: the president is saying look, if you vote for the republican in the congressional race, they're not for open borders. they're for strong security on our southern border. unlike democrats, some of whom have said, let's get rid of i.c.e., we stand behind the men and women of i.c.e., even though apparently the police department in portland, oregon, does not. we have been showing you images the last month or so, how occupy i.c.e. has been up there surrounding the headquarters. there has been violence and all sorts of problems. there have been problems with the federal law enforcement agents themselves, calling the cops, the cops don't come. ainsley: they aren't coming because the mayor told them to

stand down. i don't know if the police department's fault. they're following orders. the mayor said you're not allowed to respond to i.c.e. phone calls. you have the i.c.e. facility is, the headquarters there in portland. all the demonstrations have happened. many complained that the agents they can't pull out the parking garage, can't get in the doors because of protesters. they are fearful for their lives. individuals on two different circumstances, 911 was called by i.c.e. agents. the police did not come because they were told to stand down bit mayor. pete: it is bad enough that local law enforcement won't cooperate officially with i.c.e. that is the sanctuary city. i.c.e. detainers are not honored. criminals are let free. a whole another thing the individual citizens i feel threatened call 911 they won't answer. he left the i.c.e. building. former disabled marine veteran went to pick up the daughter from day camp. you work with i.c.e. we can't work with you. ainsley: protesters showed up at

his apartment tried to harass him. the union represents i.c.e. they have had enough they are threatening to sue if the mayor doesn't based on policy of federal laws. they wrote a letter, cease and desist letter. this violates the constitution, 14th amendment, the government can not deny any person's protection. pete: protection. steve: so the letter goes on to say we fail to see why targeting employees of i.c.e., leaving them vulnerable to violence, harrassment, even death threats, further as legitimate government interest. your policy created a zone of terror and lawlessness. think about it. you're in trouble. you pick up 911. and the person on the other end says, we can't help you because you work for i.c.e. really? pete: who did you vote for? steve: really? >> cross as shiny bright line in this country where the law should apply to us all equally. even the smallest of cases.

steve: all right. jimmy kimmel not a big fan of president trump. however kim kardashian is. watch this she was on the show last night. >> first thing i say in our meeting, holy [bleep]. we're in the [bleep] oval office. i hope more good things will come out with the conversation. >> do you have a list of people that you might ask him to release from prison? >> i do. i have been working on it. is melania on it. you're not a trump supporter. your husband seems to like him? i have nothing bad to say about the president. pete: he tried to get her to bash the president. we had a grievance. he listened to me. steve: famously brought to the president's attention, alice johnson, one-time non-violent drug offender, who had a life sentence the president commuted her sentence. ainsley: she is working on a whole list. pete: contrast that, we saw

interview from lebron james, the king, quite good bass bet ballplayer. interview was about a building a school in akron. when given ability to talk about president trump he took a different approach. >> i noticed last few months he used sport to divide us. that is something i can't relate to. sport was first time i was ever around someone white. steve: obviously what he is talking about the president made it very clear that he would prefer that everybody stand for the national anthem and things like that. ainsley: people would argue the opposite. many people would say the people who are not standing are dividing the country. pete: sports should unite us. it should be about sports. that is what the fans really want. lebron is amazing basketball player. i love to watch. i don't care what his political perspective is.

that he is doing good stuff in the community. that is a great role model. maybe that adds to the division. steve: you can tweet us or find us on facebook. ainsley: or can sit there and watch. steve: it is 8:11 here in new york city, jillian joins with us news about a spy? jillian: let's go ahead and start with the fox news alert, get you caught up on the news we're following. north korea could be working to build new missiles despite the pledge to denuclearization. fox news learned that u.s. spy agencies are seeing signs the rowing regime is working on two missiles capable of hitting the united states. the satellite photo reportedly shows production at a north korean facility. secretary of state mike pompeo admitted to congress last week that north korea is continuing to make bomb fuel. today family and friends say final food byes to a washington state officer killed in the line of duty. a memorial service will be held for kent police officer, diego

moreno, he was accidentally hit by another officer chasing a suspect. 16-year-old is charged with first-degree murder. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. to donate to the gofundme page, go to foxnews.com. trial begins today of paul manafort. none of the charges against him focus on the time working for then candidate trump in 2016. fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano joins us earlier with what to expect. >> here is manafort's defense, i was investigated for all this by the government eight years ago and i was exonerated. i will put on the witness stand as my first witness the young lawyer who exonerated me. do you know who the young lawyer is? rod rosenstein. jillian: manafort pleaded not guilty to all charges. this american flag honoring a fallen hero you will see in a second, will be returned to his

family thanks to a kind stranger. she found the flag at antique store in kentucky for $45. when seen it was dedicated to fallen veteran stewart. she tracked down his family in indiana. >> this is worth x-amount of dollars. i will try to make this money off of it. every soldier deserves to go home. jillian: financial troubles forced the family to sell a storage unit where the flag was kept. katy raised over $1000 to help them out. that is a great story. steve: it is indeed. thanks, jillian. pete: pete: fox news alert. a desperate search continues for that missing college student in iowa. molly tibets father has a message. >> if they have nothing to fear and come forward and courage to come forward and find molly. pete: we're live with the latest on the search. ainsley: the left continues to

harass members of the trump administration and republicans in public. democrats, most of them are silent. will they ever condemn this type of behavior? we'll talk about that. ♪

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ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert. investigators will provide an update today on the frantic search for the missing university of iowa student. pete: 20-year-old mollie tibbetts was last heard from nearly two weeks ago. steve: todd piro from the newsroom with the desperate plea from the father, todd. reporter: moving interview you did a few moments ago. we're awaiting a news conference from the local sheriff's department, hoping to learn of possible leads into this disappearance. so far there have been no signs of tibbetts for about two weeks. she was last heard from on the night of july 18th. after returning to her boyfriend's house from a jog. he was out of town and he called police next day when she did not show up for work. her father rob desperately searching for answers joined us earlier. >> she is a very special person and we all feel that but we need her back. she needs to be back in school. she needs to finish her degree,

get her masters, phd, get married, buy a house, have kids, these are all things we talked about. she has her whole life planned out. she needs to get on with her life and we need to find her. reporter: rod tibbetts commending the community for taking time off to look for molly. 200 people have been questioned as part of the investigation so far. law enforcement and social media data and information from her fitbit might provide clues they need. $2,000 reward offered for anyone with information as a nation prays for mollie to come home. guys back to you. steve: todd, thank you very much. half the town on friday took off or called in sick so they could go search, the whole county. ainsley: a parents worst nightmare. prayers for her. pete: moving on. the left continues to harass members of the trump administration and republicans in public but democrats have

stayed silent. will they ever condemn this kind of behavior. steve: there is something fish y going on here. that is a shark napping caught on camera in a baby stroller. of course. ♪ so you have, your headphones, chair,

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farrakhan tweeting starting tomorrow, his documentary my life's journey through music will be available for streaming on netflix. wikileaks get as taste of its own medicine, after 11,000 of twitter private direct messages apparently dumped online. some signal the group's desire for president trump to win the 2016 election after hacking into dnc email. wikileaks claims the messages show no favor to any one party. all right. ainsley. ainsley: okay, thank you. the left continues to confront and harass president trump's supporters and his administration. >> if you see anybody from that cabinet in a restaurant, you get out and you create a crowd. [cheering] [shouting] >> sanctuary for all. >> vote you out. vote you out. >> where are the children? >> we know where you live. ainsley: we know where you live.

will democrats confront their own party on this growing turn of violence? here with insight, "new york post" kallumist, carol markovitz has a new op ed calling out the left on this very issue. >> thanks for having me. >> tell me why you wrote the op ed. >> i see a growing trend of violence from the left towards trump supporters, what is really baffling to me how little coverage it is getting, how the media isn't pushing back on it at all, democratic leaders are not commenting on it at all. i feel the situation would be very reversed if the parties were reveried here. if it was people on the right violently targeting the left, we would see a lot more in the news. we would see a lot more mention much it from party leadership. ainsley: maxine waters has been targeted too. it is happening, if you're in politics, there are crazies out there, do crazy things, and send you awful text messages and

emails. we haven't seen any republicans stand up and say what she said, right? >> every politician is targeted from time to time. with representative black there was an arrest made. it shows there is bigger level of seriousness. the other real concern to me, normal, regular, people, are defending say punching somebody in the face you disagree with. this group the proud boys were at a bar in l.a. there was a confrontation from people who just didn't think they should exist. they weren't doing anything. they weren't hurting anyone. they don't have real dark beliefs. if you want to confront somebody, confront them with your word. i say to my 2-year-old, use your words, don't hit, it is not too hard. ainsley: you write in the op-ed you mentioned representative diane black, the man threatening to kill her was indicted. we know what happened with steve scalise. >> right. ainsley: you write about gop congressman, jason lewis his daughters were threatened?

>> yeah. it is heading down a bad direction. i think the problem is these people are being defended by sort of normal people, like well, donald trump, is making them punch somebody in the face. i'm sorry, you can't blame donald trump for when you want to hit somebody you disagree with. ainsley: what would you like to hear from the democratic party? what would you like them to stand up and say? >> i would like to see chuck schumer, nancy pelosi say, no violence. no hitting. we can confront arguments we disagree with with more words. ainsley: be respectsful. don't come up to people in a restaurant sitting there with their kids and yelling at them? >> yeah. that doesn't get the point across. that doesn't do anything time prove the discourse. you will not get your goals met by yelling people outside the home. ainsley: causes more division. >> right. ainsley: if you want to read it in the "new york post," carol markovitz. food to see you. >> thank you very much. ainsley: socialists love the idea from bernie sanders. >> medicare for all, will save

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ainsley: in her cowboy boots. pete: her two uncles and grandfather are helping to fight the father. ainsley: her mom looked like they bought a big box of burritos. she is reaching in the box and handing them over. pete: beautiful thing to see with people doing that. >> need more things like that. steve: 28 minutes before the top of the hour. ainsley: hand it over to jillian with more headlines. jillian: fox news alert, alan alda just announcing he has parkinson's disease. >> the reason i want to talk about it in public, is that, i was diagnosed 3 1/2 years ago, and i have had a full life since then. i have acted. i have given talks. i help at the old err center for communicates science at stoneybrook. i started a new podcast. ainsley: alda says the reason he came forward now, because he is doing interviews for that podcast, he is starting to show symptoms. his hands shaking.

the 82-year-old emmy winner actor is best known for starring role in lounge running series mash. >> medicare for all will save the middle class large sums of money. guarrantying health care for all is a right not a privilege. jillian: according to a study out of george mason university, free medicare would cost $32 trillion over 10 years. dr. marc siegel joined us to react. >> taxpayers are paying for it. it is absolutely not fry. the amount that the federal government pays as part of the gross domestic product goes up enormously. of course we're paying for it. jillian: researchers said the estimates are on the conservative side. a university of georgia dean apologizes for supporting a gop gubernatorial candidate. according to campus reform,

charles davis congratulated brian kemp they knew each others as kids. that was raising criticism from. he said he his tweet was ill timed and poorly written. a group of thieves in a sea of trouble after wheeling a shark out of and a square yum in baby stroller. the heist caught on camera in san antonio, tex seas. they say one man snatched it out of the tank and one wrapped the 16-inch shark in a blanket and put it into a stroller. miss helen now back home was greeted by cheers from the can square yum staff. a look at your headlines. let's go to janice dean. hello, my friend, are you ready to be on television? [cheering] do you love "fox & friends"? [cheering] do you love new york city?

[cheering] three for three. it is a little bit rain any across the east coast today. we're looking for the potential of rain in the forecast especially across the southeast and mid-atlantic. here in new york not too bad. we'll see the rain move in. that is the forecast over next couple days. concerned about flash flooding. on the flip side of this, across the west, 90 large wildfires are burning. we're not getting any relief in sight unfortunately in terms of moisture and the temperatures will remain warm. we have heat advisories up for the northwest. here are the forecast headlines today. cooler air across the central u.s. and the upper midwest. any birthdays or celebrations going on today? right over here? where, where? >> right here. my husband is over there. >> what is the anniversary. >> our 25th wedding anniversary. [cheering] >> what is the secret to success? >> patience. >> patience? being on television. wave everybody. my friends are out here today in full force on "fox & friends." coming up we have skip bedell

outside. don't miss it. steve, back to you. steve: jd, thank you very much. switching gears, dangerous people are indoctrinating your children. according to a leading conservative who is warning parents in a new video about sending their kids to america's liberal colleges. >> you're supporting idealogues who claim all truth is subjective, all sex differences are socially constructed and that western imperial system the sole-source of owl -- all third world problems. steve: of the man in the video is dr. jordan peterson. university of toronto psychology professor, author of the world hit, book, called 12 rules for life, antidote to crisis which is spoken to some people. dr. peterson, thank you for joining us live. in that introduction i quoted you, you say there are dangerous people teaching your children. who are you talking about?

>> increasingly, this is not only the case of universities, people are being taught by idealogues not by educators. idealogues have simple way looking at world. reduce it to few principles like inequality, unfairness, power. that is the operating principles on the radical left and they're on idealogical campaign and that is increasing the case in elementary, june why high and high school. mostly because the faculties are people are radical. well-documented. even chronicle of higher education came out a month ago with a blistering of piece on faculties of education, describing them as academically suspect and idealogically possessed possess which i think is accurate. steve: we talked about that on this program but for parents sending their kids to college and already have, is this effort, rather than these professors and what not being

educators but being idealogues where did that come from? is it concerning across the board or happening by accident? >> no, i think part of it is still a hangover from the 1960s, i would say, perhaps a bit of a hangover from the cold war. steve: people from the '60s and's -- >> and ethos that was broadcast so widely in the 1960ss. dreadful mistake expanding their humanityies purview to include disciplines like women's studies and ethnic studies are pseudo disciplines. they are low academic standards and corrupting the rest of the enterprise. that is not a good thing. steve: what do you mean corrupting the rest of the enterprise? >> you need to have standards in education. the fact that disciplines emerge that had no real methodology and

no method of proof, no philosophical background, no real history, meant that, that they became degree-granting enterprises. that they emerged to produce political activists what they advertise on their websites, means that you have got, you have a fifth column of idealogues operating behind the scenes. all, they spend almost all of their time engaged in political activism you know, and that is not good for the university as a whole. by any stretch or for society as a whole. steve: jordan, if somebody is thinking about sending their kids to college, i put three through good schools, what should they know about where they send their kids? it is not like you have a big choice because a lot of the people in positions of power in education are to the political left. that is just a fact. >> you can go and look up the academy on line. run by jonathan height, he is a

main player in it. he is here in new york. and he has tried to rank order universities by their adherence to truth rather than social justice. put university of chicago at top of the list, for example. i think increasingly that parents and students will wise up and start not attending the universities that are basically playing idealogical game. steve: what is the matter with having people from the idealogical left being your children's instructors though? ultimately you want all sides of the equation? you want to know all the opinion? >> yes you do, but there is no evidence that middle of the road or the conservative side of the opinion spectrum is being represented in humanities and social sciences. steve: that is your worry? >> that and the fact, there is something to be said for the left but not very much to be said for the radical left. that distinction isn't being made. the left can clearly go too far as it did many times in the 20th century. when it gets too radical, especially no countering voices,

there are very few, that's a bad thing. it is bad for education. it is bad for broader society. it is all together bad. steve: you've been around the world talking your book up. people stop you on the street all the time now. what's the one thing you have learned since your book, 12 rules for life, antidote to chaos came out? how has the response been and how has it impacted you? >> i learned two things. i learned that people are starving for a real conversation about responsibility and meaning and about the relationship between those two things because people need a sustaining meaning in their life. it is not to be found through rights and impulsive gratification. it is found through the adoption of responsibility. that is the first thing. the second thing is that people are a lot smarter than we think. if allow them long form dialogue time, even in public lectures there is a huge market for it. there is a huge hunger for it. podcasts and new video media emerging on line with the long

form discussions people are smarter than we thought. people can listen to very complex material. so that's a really positive thing. steve: right. always a pleasure. thank you very much. >> thanks very much. steve: he will be on pbs very shortly. the big book, called 12 rules for life. it's a worldwide best-seller. dr. jordan peterson. >> thanks very much. steve: 18 minutes before the top of the hour. new va secretary robert wilkie is starting his first day on the job. he may put top trump appointees on the sidelines. is that the right move to get reform our heroes need. looking to stay cool and save dough? skip bedell has four simple fixes for your house and he is coming up. ♪ better than any other vehicle

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