>> thursday, august 16th, questionable calls, donald trump stripping cia director john brennan's security clearance. jillian: other obama era officials could be next. >> we won't make america great again. it was never that great. >> the democrats igniting a firestorm across the country with that outrageous claim. rob: how the president is responding. >> i am allowed to kneel. rob: and 11-year-old girl taking a knee during the and some. jillian: hillary clinton singing praises for her. rob: there is a live look outside the building on 47th,

midtown manhattan. rob: i think the music is broken. good morning. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. rob: donald trump stripping cia director john brennan of security clearance and there may be more to come. >> several heavy hitters put on notice, griff jenkins live in washington with new information overnight. >> reporter: big news coming in an interview with the wall street journal, the special counsel investigation, i call it a rigged witchhunts, it is a sham and these people led it. it is something that had to be done. brennan has been a harsh critic accusing him of treason after the vladimir putin summit and accusing him of failing to live up to minimum standards of decency and civility. it was brennan's reaction after

being stripped. >> i do believe mister trump decided to take this action to try to intimidate and suppress any criticism of him or his administration. revoking my security clearance is his way of trying to get back at me. >> reporter: sarah sanders explained the unprecedented decision saying it was a series of unfounded and outrageous allegations that leveraged his status. >> any benefits senior officials might glean from consultations with mister brennan are outweighed by the risks posed by his erratic conduct and behavior. rob: there may be more to come, the white house is reviewing 9 others with clearances among them. james comey and andrew mccabe and james clapper, susan rice

and former deputy attorney general sally gates. democrats are blasting the move, the vice chairman of the senate intelligence committee had this to say. >> this had an eerie memory of an enemies list, to me smacks of nixonian practices of trying to silence anyone willing to criticize this president. >> reporter: the president have a cabinet meeting just before noon. we will see if he has more to say about this. jillian: you heard from some democrats they are outraged over john brennan losing his security clearance. rob: mark levin says the obama administration didn't even use those clearances effectively when they were in power. >> the russians interfered in our election. who was president, who was head of the cia, who was national security adviser, who was head of the fbi? all these people with their

security clearances in positions of power, did nothing effective to stop the russians from interfering in our election. they did nothing to stop china from stealing our technology, they did nothing to stop north korea's nuclear program and even worse, they is warded the terrorist regime into iran with $150 billion, with $150 billion and provided them with a pathway to nuclear weapons. good job, boys and girls in the obama administration with your security clearances. >> reporter: they accuse them of politicized or monetized their public service. one of the women arrested for child abuse at an alleged muslim extreme is compound has been living in the us illegally for 20 years if not more. and ice custody after overstaying her visa could be deported to her native haiti. she is facing charges after

police found 11 kids living in a filthy new mexico compound. the body the child was found on the property. prosecutors say they were teaching the kids to carry out school shootings. they are appealing after a judge granted bond. rob: the family of the missing college student has supported the white house, mike pence meeting with kim jong un one's father after a speech in iowa. >> i want the family to know you are in the hearts of every american and we will continue to work and we will continue to pray for kim jong un one's safe return. rob: the 20-year-old vanished a month ago after going for a jog in brooklyn, iowa. officials are getting so many tips they added a second server to the website to keep the page up and running. police denying reports they are zeroing in on a suspect who helped search for kim jong un one.

jillian: turkey says it is willing to negotiate with the us after the stock market slide, the lira dropping in value causing a threat to other global economies as the us and turkey struggle over trade relations, the us placing economic pressure on turkey after the government refused to release american pastor andrew brunson who was arrested in 2015, accused of spying and terrorism charges he denies. rob: the former nsa worker who leaked classified information to the media, reality winner pleaded guilty to emailing documents on russian election meddling to a news site in june, the plea deal calls for 5 years in prison, prosecutors what the maximum of 10 years. the winner will be set next. and alleged fisa abuse, you will see on the left of the circle,

questions this morning. he is expected to be asked about his relationship with bruce ohr who is under fire for his ties to fusion gps under obama. he is set to testify behind closed doors on the 28th. jillian: the paul manafort case in the hands of the jury, the verdict could come down today, the jury must decide on 18 individual counts. lawyers from both sides pointed to the testimony of roy gates, and former employee and star witness for prosecutors has a credibility issue, for bank fraud and tax even asian. rob: we go to janice for a check of the weather. >> happy friday eve. it is friday. rob: janice will be in rare form

tomorrow. it will be a brunch. >> that i get the invite. >> it was monday. that is what i am doing. >> let's do a little bit of weather. as much as i love talking about this current temperatures 76 new york, 73 in chicago, potential for rainfall across the midwest, it is humid if you don't want to look next week, east coast looking good. the past 24 hours, heavy rain across the midwest, flash flooding along with strong, severe thunderstorms this afternoon, it remains dry, broken record here, dry conditions, warm temperatures, fire danger across the northern rockies.

i can't wait until friday. >> janice is going to drink quietly, she won't say anything, she will sit quietly on her phone. >> not even true. so much dancing going on. see you later. jillian: out qaeda making a chilling come back. the terror group's kingpins, aaron cohen punted the worst of the worst, his warning about why the terror group is more ambitious than ever. >> not sure i know what socialism is. i don't have the background to answer that question. rob: just became a gubernatorial nominee for a major political party but she can't define socialism. and awkward moment that got more bizarre. ♪ lose my mind ♪ ♪

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rob: fox news alert, like father like son. the united nations warning al qaeda is making a come back in the middle east. jillian: the son of usama bin laden is leading operations. rob: aaron cohen, thanks for coming back. we are seeing all this attention on isis. everybody talking about isis and al qaeda has benefited from not being focused on. >> absolutely. the last 5 or 6 years, isis who has been a master of manipulating the media. al qaeda got smashed to pieces by army assets over the last 15 years, delta force, u.s. army

rangers, green berets, literally just crushing these guys along with the taliban come into submission but we started focusing on isis, al qaeda quietly does what terror groups do. the difference this time is we are seeing the reemergence of a new leader which is usually the first red flag and that means by attaching his son's name to the terror organization is the leader, he ended up marrying the daughter of mohammed ata who crashed into one of the towers on 911. this is a monster psychological recruiting campaign. that is whatever organizations do. they putting it at the top of their profile, trying to blast this out onto the black web and essentially begin recruiting and the fact is terror groups today are going underground. they are not fighting in the

streets of iraq and syria like we saw with isis. they did a great job when donald trump came to power by unleashing our forces but now we start to see a resurgence and it will get done quietly through what i have been calling nomad terror groups or group that can operate individually quietly. jillian: it has been a couple years since we have focused on al qaeda because we have been worrying about isis. how has development in social media going to play a role in this? >> excellent question. it absolutely will. electronic warfare which we have used for years in order to thwart attacks from china and other countries who tried to infiltrate us through the web, terror organizations are using it for recruiting and training and to indoctrinate potential

recruits into joining their organization and so the internet allows this reemerging al qaeda, to be able to get all the information they need from a computer like we saw in westminster the other day. you have a lone wolf, nomad terror attack because nomads operate independently now. the light has been off of them. we need to start focusing our intelligence efforts so that we can begin to infiltrate this group and detected because that is the key, intelligence. let's find out what they are up to 2 position forces correctly. rob: frustration with these groups, like trying to treat cancer without a cure. as soon as you walk away it comes right back up. the frustration is real. thank you so much.

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journalists are not the enemy. the philadelphia inquirer, chicago sun-times and miami herald hosting their own versions overnight. rob: an editorial taking aim at a top politician. and nancy pelosi. it is not about you but about your party and country. forget being speaker. pelosi says no one is indispensable but still the next person for the job. similar statements were made about the eminently qualified hillary clinton and we know how that turned out. a number of democratic lawmakers calling for her to not seek another round of speakership. they want her to speak away. >> i thought i was the leland: who had a blockbuster card. we are taking you back to the

90s with a tour of the last blockbuster ever. rob: kevin mccarthy joins us with a behind-the-scenes look at this relic. >> this is surreal for me because as a kid i went to blockbuster all the time to rent terminator 2:judgment day is my favorite city is new york said to be in new york talking about where i visited the last blockbuster is surreal, full circle moment for me. it is in bend, oregon. in july of this year, three blockbusters, left, two in alaska, they closed down officially, "inventory sales, you can rent a movie, "fox and friends" -- met me in bend, oregon, the last blockbuster, they put me to work, here it is. ♪

>> i am in blockbuster. >> been a while since you have been here? >> true romance, not sure how the late fees will be. >> welcome back to the store. >> when i walked in here for the first time it was genuinely a flashback to my childhood. i was a kid riding my bike to blockbuster every day, a red terminator 2 or whatever i wanted to see, i would watch blockbuster. >> thanks for waiting. >> reporter: amazing that people are still renting films this much. not just nostalgia. >> everyone has been here to visit. and i always here is it looks like a blockbuster. of course it does, we are blockbuster. you can still find the movies the way they did in 1990. it is really fun and customers love it.

when dish network acquired blockbuster out of bankruptcy we signed an agreement to continue the name. as long as we continue to pay our employees and customers come in the door we will say. >> reporter: are you getting more people who want to work here? >> we have had more applications. >> can i work here? >> you can work your. i have a bag for you already. >> look at that. i am legitimately a blockbuster employee. i can learn to do everything. they are putting me to work here. is this normal for monday morning? the paycheck. i went to rent a movie and there is a specific film called terminator 2:judgment day. >> let's go down here to the action section. >> i'm not seeing here which is

making me upset. if it is late i went to call back immediately. >> i am sure they would enjoy. >> reporter: you have the classic ibm computer. watch me in a. my name is kevin from blockbuster. this is a courtesy call to let you know terminator 2 opens up, almost two days overdue. what did you think of terminator 2? my favorite scene in the film. it was awesome talking to you, thanks for your visit. unbelievable. i went to meet this guy. >> i talked to you a second ago. >> reporter: this was not planned. you happens to be dropping it off. you brought back terminator 2. >> the first movie i saw in the theater with my dad and the best amaury of my youth, the main reason i'm so into blockbuster in general. i love coming here. >> reporter: thank your customer and send them on the way.

>> reporter: now that i have terminator 2 back in my hands and a little film called jaws i'm ready for movie night. thank you so much. you are amazing. i got to say this. always a member be kind, rewind. rob: got to thank amanda for the package. that was legit. the guy was about to walk out the door with the fivefold he rented and one was terminator 2. i thought he was coming after work. about 20 minutes into the story, it is all real. he had a story i didn't know. it changed my life, he had the floppy disk. it was unbelievable. the shirts actually say the last blockbuster on that. jillian: so exciting. >> this has been an honor to do this story for "fox and friends". thank you.

i have tears in my eyes. rob: we appreciate it, great job. 26 after the hour. he raised millions to impeach donald trump. now liberal billionaire tom stier thinks police and military members are not americans because they hold guns. >> reporter: have you heard what new york liberal governor andrew cuomo thinks about america? >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great. jillian: jackie ibanez and carly shimkus tagteam with those stories next. ♪ i let her play sheriff so i can wash it. i use tide to get out those week old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. you are free to go. tide and downy

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it was never that great. jillian: new york governor and one of donald trump's nemesis, andrew cuomo, under fire this morning after trashing the united states. rob: how the president is responding. >> reporter:.com inflating a fire under donald trump after undermining his slogan make america great again. >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great. we have not reached greatness. we will reach greatness when every american is fully engaged. jillian: the president tweeting soon after we are not going to make america great again, it was never that great, can you believe the governor of the highest taxed state in the us, andrew cuomo having a total meltdown, walking back the comments just hours later with the statement, the governor

believes america is great and her greatness will be realized when every man, woman and child has the quality. cuomo himself not getting the memo from his own team, lashing out at the president what you say would be great again would not be great at all. we will not go back to discrimination, segregation, sexism, isolationism, racism or the kkk. like new york's modest as, excelsior, ever upwards, not backwards. this hurt his chances against cynthia nixon in the upcoming new york primary. he was considered a 2020 candidate for the white house, the republican candidate for cuomo will react live on "fox and friends" a little later this morning. jillian: a suspected isis fighter wanted for killing a police officer arrested on american soil. according to the doj he arrived in the us in 2014 months after

murdering the officer. he allegedly concealed his links to terrorism applying for refugee status saying his family was a target of violence in iraqi. he has been living in sacrament of, california and working as an auto mechanic and will likely be extradited back to iraqi. rob: a truck driver who came within inches of death after the italian bridge collapse is speaking out, telling a local newspaper in italy, quote, i put the van into reverse to escape this hell. he watched as the car in front of him going across the bridge disappeared. rescuers still sifting through the rubble after the structure plunged to the ground 100 feet, 39 people confirmed dead. italian official demanding resignations from the construction and maintenance for which claim the bridge was properly taken care of. this is an unbelievable story.

jillian: the guy who smashed donald trump's hollywood walk of fame star standing by his actions. >> what i did i believe was a rifle and just act. the repercussions of it were only positive. i only wanted to bring about positive political change. rob: austin clay denying he destroyed trump's star but pleaded not guilty, released video of the july incident showing him hit the star with that pickax. jillian: he spent millions trying to get donald trump impeached and liberal billionaire tom stier thinks police and military members aren't american because they hold guns. rob: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with response online. >> reporter: the argument is the budget unfairly favors the military over other programs

like education and healthcare. he says everything a program that ends with a man holding a gun is up 30% and that is not how america is going to prosper. if that sounds like a stump speech you are right because he is not ruling out running against donald trump in 2020. and on twitter, thinks the government should be pumping money into the military, called protection, pretty sure you want protection for everything you have prospered from. he is a billionaire. how does he think the country was founded? by people with pens? interesting commentary. jillian: this story is getting a lot of play. at 11-year-old girl kneeled during the national anthem. >> reporter: seen it on the sidelines but now it is happening in our schools. and 11-year-old girl in maryland knelt during the national anthem or rather the pledge of allegiance in her classroom. >> it is in my rights. i'm allowed to kneel, students

are allowed to take stands as long as it is not disruptive. i feel my confrontation was more disruptive than kneeling itself. >> reporter: she was speaking at a school board meeting saying a teacher told her she was violating school rules and left her classroom in tears. hillary clinton saw a video of her speaking and supported her saying it takes courage to exercise your right to protect injustice when you are 11. keep up the good work. a highly political issue and emotional issue. ryan says it is disrespectful to neil for the pledge of allegiance for national anthem. another twitter user says that is great, encourage our young kids to disrespect the flag, another twitter user saying she can do whatever she thinks is right and she is not harming anyone. big debate over this 11-year-old girl.

rob: the colorado baker we covered with a supreme court victory back in the news. >> reporter: he is suing the state of colorado claiming it is trying to punish him for his religious beliefs. take a listen. >> feels like being targeted, coming after me again, the supreme court said they were hostile to my faith and can't do that but here we are again in the same situation. >> reporter: the new legal battle stems from a request he got to make a cake for a customer celebrating their transition from male to female. he claims the customer asked him to make the cave to put him in an uncomfortable position it is seeking $100,000 for emotional stress and lost work. or legal battles for that cake baker.

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rob: an effort to generate a blue wave in illinois falls flat, joe biden forced to cancel plans to attend the state democrat day today, he is sick and under doctor's orders not to travel. he was scheduled to be a keynote speaker to rally up support for democratic gubernatorial candidates jb princeton are. >> what is socialism? democratic candidate for governor can't answer that question during an interview on cnn. >> it does sound like you look more favorably on the ideas

behind socialism. >> i am not sure i even know what socialism is so i don't have the background to answer that question. >> reporter: christine won the election this week, becoming the first transgender gubernatorial nominee in the us. rob: more than 7 people dropping like flies after overdosing on synthetic marijuana. this horrifying scene unfolding in one park in connecticut in broad daylight. jillian: our fox affiliate is live in newhaven with the details. >> reporter: good morning, sheer chaos is how witnesses describe the scene, sirens coming from all different directions and first responders running from person-to-person desperately

trying to treat semi conscious drug users. nearly 80 people overdosed in the city of newhaven. they suspect the bad batch of k 2 replaced with hard drugs like opioids, the first overdoses were reported at 8:00 pm on tuesday on the newhaven green where we are now. it is in the shadows of the campus. a violent scene of mass overdoses. by wednesday morning police say they were notified of other overdoses not only in the park but the city of newhaven. as of 10:00 pm the number of overdoses clocked in at 76 people. city officials say two people have life-threatening systems but luckily there were no deaths. two men were arrested on wednesday who they believe are connected to overdoses. both men were in possession of k 2 at the time of the arrest and charged with drug possession. a little bit of background. a little over a month ago on

july 4th weekend there was another case of overdoses, 14 people overdosed on what was also believed to became 2. there were no deaths in that case and most right here in this park. that is the latest in newhaven, connecticut. jillian: is it normally a park where family is out enjoying lunch? what is it normally like? >> reporter: an interesting question because it is in the shadows of a college campus. the question is how are there so many drug users. it is a beautiful park, looks like a place where families can come and college people may set out on a nice day and read their books but this is the second time this summer there was a mass case of overdose of opioids. rob: boggles the mind, so bizarre. i can't imagine what that looked like, thank you so much. let's check in with steve doocy.

>> reporter: good morning. coming up on "fox and friends," greg jarrett will join us next, he has the number one book in the united states about russia hoax, that is the name of it. he will be talking a little bit about whether the president was right to get rid of the security clearance for former cia director. we will be talking about larry kudlow and how he has his finger on the economic numbers that are so important to the midterms. you heard some cities thinking about banning some straws. santa barbara, we asked local californians what they thought about this. >> do you think we should ban plastic straws? >> know because they are bad for the environment. >> reporter: what is worse? plastic straws of people coming into the country illegally? >> plastic straws.

>> a lot more where that came from. listen, the thing about plastic versus paper is after a minute, the paper straws start to disintegrate. why bother? rob: they went paper because it falls apart, disappears, plastic doesn't. jillian: i use them in my coffee every day. rob: mahogany works great. >> i'm exhausted. i am on my third advil of the day. ♪

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consumption. if this isn't just in cereals with crackers, cookies and other things. rob: how many billions of pounds of quaker oats have i even. i still here. thank you so much. this is definitely not good. jillian: warning of a major measles outbreak spreading to 2 dozen states. >> assistant professor jen cottle. we are talking about measles. >> the cdc's tracking cases, 170 reported cases, significance of that is the last two years, we have 118 cases, we have 187 and have yet to see what will come. >> what people be doing?

>> the biggest thing is vaccination. and make sure they're getting vaccinated. >> the fear of autism is the reason people are backing away, is that why we are seeing this increase? >> there are a couple increases. many of the people spreading its. vaccines do not fear autism. measles is still spread throughout the world. when people travel it can be spread that way. >> you mentioned the second ago the symptoms. >> irritated eyes, runny nose, high fever and a rash, it is highly contagious. >> whether they hit the snooze

button is the next topic. >> i hit it 17 times this morning. should we hit the snooze button or not. if you hit the snooze button to help yourself wake up may not be so bad but when you hit the snooze button and fell into deep sleep it may mess up your circadian rhythm and make you more groggy throughout the day. rob: if you wake up naturally you should just get up. your body will reward you for that. >> it is best not to hit the snooze button. jillian: exclamation points causing stress? >> in article about how they are causing people stress. i use a lot of exclamation

points. for those who use them a lot or reading them and getting that reinforcement, if someone doesn't they say what happened? are you mad at me? did i say something wrong? we got it tough enough. rob: i think we do. we appreciate your time. jillian: 6 minutes until the top of the hour, it was 2010 when we got a look at a toddler smoking cigarettes. now another kid is picking up the habit. the boy lighting up two packs a day. rob: this couple gives footloose a whole new meaning. the not so smooth move, straight into the boston harbor. ♪

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balance and plunging straight into the boston harbor. i feel bad laughing but they are okay. rob: it's august. jillian: have a good day. rob: john brennan's security clearance has been revoked james comey and other top security officials may be next. >> political. is he going after his political opponents with this. >> no, if there were others that weren't that we deemed necessary we would certainly take a look at those as well. >> russians interfere with our election, right? who was head of the put, who was head of the cia. who was the head of the security advisor. who was the head of the fbi. >> signing ceremony in new york where he clearly tried to jab president trump but instead he may have overreached a bit. >> we are not going to make america great again. it was