♪ [national anthem] will not show the anthem on tv before monday night otball games starting this year. the network only showed it ahead of three games last season. ed: basically let's just give up and not show the anthem? >> white house reportedly rachel: very sad. looks like netflix viewers drafting additional security didn't find skits like this clearance cancellations very funny, take a look. after president trump specifically called out >> i'm homeland security still employed doj official bruce ohr. >> i think bruce ohr is a secretary kirstjen nielsen, it's popular nowadays to say disgrace. i suspect i will be taking it away very quickly. ice is bad. i think bruce ohr is a no better representation of american values right now than ice is. disgrace with his wife nellie. rachel: network officially >> we know bruce and nellie pulling the plug on anti-trump comedian michelle wolf's show less than three ohr like. months after being aired on >> security clearance is a their cable network. it isn't clear exactly why very, very important debate. the break with michelle i have ha tremendous response for having done wolf, that's the name of the that if anything, i'm giving show, is being cancelled. him a bigger voice. aaccording to the daily beast, the staff found out many people don't even know who he is. on twitter. >> two days of deliberations, still no wolf has not yet commented. verdict in the paul manafort and are snowflakes now fraud trial. >> i think whole manafort afraid of snow balls?

trial is very sad. when you look at what's going on there, it's a very sad day for our country. >> awe. son of a nutcracker. he happens to be a very good person. >> expression i used the other day is of course america is great. rachel: banning snow ball fights over the winter of course america has always months over, quote, been great. >> he is going to walk away potential harm to others. from this experience sorry university says if they break the rules they will be disciplined. in addition to banning snow for being so bad at politics balls they prohibit water ♪ party rocking in the house tonight guns and super soakers. ♪ everybody just have a good time ♪ and we going to make you todd: best part of winter in lose your mind ♪ we just want to see you new hampshire you throw snow ♪ shake that. balls. ed: how could you not be ed: take the weekend off get allowed to have a super todd piro dancing on the soaker. couch. rachel: where you asu we are todd: it's what we do in the state of knowledge. like the turkey call i made on the roller coaster both arizona. like january we were throughout like baby oil and overunder on the audio is tin foil or something. play it i'm going with five. i know. rachel: that's my wrinkles. ed: we should do it a lot. rick: same. we are from the same welcome todd and rachel generation here. here are your temps as you

campos-duffy. i spilled my coffee earlier on the table. are waging up this morning. i wind it up and i felt like i was right back at home watch the temps over the cleaning the coffee table. next few days northern plains start to feel like fall. a big line of storms moving ed: like home, home. across parts of the east you spill coffee here, too. coast. not much difference. take a look at this all the what did it take four days way down across parts of the deep south stretching for andrew cuomo to admit through the ohio valley and america is great? northeast scattered showers for today and tomorrow. todd: four days. ed: he said it's not great eventually we do clear this on wednesday. out of here and we will see here we are saturday morning he finally believes it's some much drier air come in. great. it's going to be a great show and we have a lot to midwest rain showers as well. talk about this morning starting with bruce ohr and mostly monday soon moisture moving in across new mexico some of the other officials that president trump says and texas. may be list on the list of here are your temps today. take a look at that today security clearances that and tomorrow. will be revoked. of course, all of this temps into the low 70's in sparked with what the places like south dakota, president did a couple of days ago with john brennan. north dakota by monday moving in across minnesota as well as into wisconsin. rachel: that's right. tuesday dives even farther he removed his security toward the east and humidity clearance and, let me tell you, he is very angry about goes away as fall. if you like fall, it's going what bruce ohr has been to feel like fall this week doing with his wife and. across the northern plains. maybe too early in my book. ed: nellie ohr over at fusion gps. ed: if we lose the humidity i will take the fall. rachel: which of course we rick: that's a debate. know started the dirty dossier and the way they

decided to spy on trump. todd: mr. reichmuth thank you kindly. ed has a few team. here's what donald trump had you have a baseball team's to say about that. >> i think bruce ohr is a worth of kids, i would imagine those kids kept you disgrace. i suspect i will be taking up at night from your time it away very quickly. getting them from birth and i think bruce ohr is a maybe they are a little disgrace with his wife older they are not as bad. nellie for him to be in the one in seven americans say justice department and to be doing what he did, that is a what keeps them up at night is kind of what we do every disgrace. when you look at accurately and you look at problems, day politics. take a look at these take a look at what they numbers. did, including colluding 41% say relationships. with the russians, the other 36% say money. side u. 30% say work. health at 28%. todd: it's not just bruce politics coming in there at 14%. ohr security clearance on we asked you has politics the chopping block. a whole lot of other individuals who, let's face ever kept you up at night when it's not related to it, have been extremely your job? critical of president trump are on the list u let's put rachel: i would love to see up the list for you now some on this 14% what percentage of the names you have been hearing for months, comey, is republican and democrat. i think if you were a trump voter. i was a trump voter, you are sleeping well and pretty mccabe. happy with things. have you heard others in the i think those are a lot of mainstream media saying this is the only cause these resistance people on that individuals have been critical of the president. 14% u. >> staying up late. let's not forget one worrying about -- i have underlying fact throughout never once lost sleep over all of this. you have no right to keep politics, not once ever. your security clearance. it is a privilege afforded i'm also really surprised by

to you by the president and this number of 31% say none the government that is in control at the time. of the above. most people, most of the i don't know, maybe 31% just rank and file have it for a year and it goes away. sleep soundly, they never worry about anything. you never hear a stink. god bless them. the reason these individuals are so fired up it all comes rachel: 36% over money. that would be my husband. down to the money. when you have 8 kids you these individuals that you see on that list have the worry about money. ability to use that security clearance to get private todd: honestly, guys i have had two big cups of coffee i sector jobs where a security clearance is needed. could go to sleep right now. those jobs are kind of in nothing keeping me up. high demand. not everybody can get them. email us friends at you get them whether you friends@foxnews.com. have a security clearance. let us know what keeps you up at night. ed: some use it to make if you wants to be funny money and some go on cable with it better chance of getting on tv. tv writes podesta, slamming ed: i like funny because the current secretary mattis said commander-in-chief, what's fascinating is the cia famously a few months back director was supposed to be nothing keeps me up at night i keep other people up at a nonpartisan position. night. rachel: i love that. had it under president obama ed: that's why we love mad dog. a lot of other stories. served as democrat. prager u accusing facebook attacking the president on a whole ranges of issue. the president said enough is of censoring videos like enough. brennan pushing back and this one. >> imagine a grouch doubling down on his attacks, watch. activists so powerful they >> he is drunk on power. could beam their propaganda he really is. and i think he is abusing directly into your brain unfortunately you don't have the powers of that office. to imagine it. it's real. it's hollywood. i think right now this country is in a crisis. ed: facebook is admitting

their mistake. really i'm quite surprised todd: they do that once a and very disappointed and week now and jump economy many republican members of giving our youth a bootion. congress, a lot of them who i know well and respect. unemployment hitting a 52-year low. but, for whatever reason, next guest says it will pay they are turning a blind eye off big for both young and making excuses for people and society down the someone who doesn't deserve road when we return ♪ ♪ to be given this type of leash with the authorities of the office of the presidency. ed: he has also charged that our application, the president has committed treason without offering any evidence and has suggested he should be impeached. rachel: rush limbaugh saying listen this is what the president is supposed to be it is with great pleasure doing. is he doing his job. that we offer listen to what he said our congratulations yesterday. on your acceptance..." >> these people have acted in corrupt ways to be a taj through the tuition assistance program, every day mcdonald's helps more people go to college. the united states it's part of our commitment to presidential election and being america's best first job. then a subsequent united states presidency. i needthat's whenvice foi remembered that my ex-ex- ex-boyfriend actually went to law school, so i called him. why do they qualify for a he didn't call me back! security clearance in the if your ex-ex- ex-boyfriend first place? isn't a lawyer, this is the swamp that trump call legalzoom and we'll connect you with an attorney. promised everybody that he legalzoom. where life meets legal.

was going to drain. and he is doing a good job i'm ray and i quit smoking with chantix. of it. what press freedom is being i tried to quit smoking for years on my own. i couldn't do it. i needed help. infringed? donald trump is not doing one thing to stop them. for me, chantix worked. all he's doing is calling it did. them out. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. ed: the president even says chantix, without a doubt, the left is saying that reduced my urge to smoke. restricting their, you know, free speech, that john when you try to quit smoking, brennan can't speak out. with or without chantix, he said i'm bringing more you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. attention to john brennan he some people had changes in behavior or thinking, is writing podesta on the "new york times" and on aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. msnbc practically every serious side effects may include seizures, hour. rachel: they are saying this is the first time the new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, president has removed a sleepwalking or allergic and skin reactions secret clearance from a cia director. which can be life-threatening. this is the first time we stop chantix and get help right away have seen a cia director go if you have any of these. tell your healthcare provider if you've had depression on national tv. ed: and former and come out. or other mental health problems. rachel: first time we have decrease alcohol use while taking chantix. ever had a former administration spy on the use caution when driving or operating machinery. opposition party during a campaign. the most common side effect is nausea. there are a lot of firsts here. that's why you are seeing i don't think about cigarettes anymore. the first time this is talk to your doctor about chantix. happening. todd: let's remember the

number one reason you have a security clearance once you leave the intelligence community is to help that intelligence community and help your country. i'm curious if anybody has asked gina haspel have you had any conversations where john brennan has helped you or has john brennan jewels fired up because is he not going to be able to leverage this to make more money for himself? rachel: no one is calling him for advice. this is the same cia director that oversaw the metastasizing of isis where the actual russian spying happened or meddling in the election happened under his watch. why would nibble -- ed: exactly. what we may be seeing is this trump de rangement syndrome, resist, resist, resist, infecting the i don't think about cigarettes anymore. national security community. so, howell...going? we had a vacation early in our marriage formerly nonpartisan position of cia director. that kinda put us in a hole. that may explain as well how go someplace exotic? the governor of new york yeah, bermuda. a hospital in bermuda. here, andrew cuomo, somebody a hospital in bermuda. who is a very politicianed what? what happened? politician, thinks carefully i got a little over-confident on a moped.

about what he is going to say. had been thinking about even with insurance, running for president in we had to dip into our 401(k) so it set us back a little bit. 2020 out of nowhere this sometimes you don't have a choice. week said. this. >> we're not going to make but it doesn't mean you can't get back on track. america great again. great. yeah, great. it was never that great. i'd like to go back to bermuda. i hear it's nice. yeah, i'd like to see it. no judgment. just guidance. [laughter] td ameritrade. >> well, he is obviously backpedaling big time. >> clanks of his america was never that great again todd: mail carriers of comment. >> the expression i used the course used to be hounded by other day was inartful. barking dogs, a kansas of course america is great and, of course, america has postal worker got quite the scare from this slithering always been great. serpent draped over a mailbox. the red tail boa constrict errors escaped from a home in the neighborhood. needless to say that homeowner did not receive their mail. animal control officers took the 8-foot snake to a when trump started talking shelter. take a look at incredible about the slogan quote make beach find. america great again -- north carolina couple found walking along the shore ed: at all cost. pick apart make america found that prehistoric great. the slogan every piece of animal millions of years the agenda. ago.

schumer let's belong everything and be on experts expect the shark destructionist and now it's nearly 60 feet long. affected governors as well one heck of a tooth, ed andrew cuomo he is still henry. ed: thank you, todd. fighting four days later the trump economy is giving young americans a big boost. what make america great again means when eric trump rachel: unemployment for people between 16 and 24 said when this first started years old now down to lowest wasn't america great when level in 52 years at just america defeated the nazis? how can he say it's not 9.2%. great? rachel: he says he was ed: here with incite brian inartful. nothing inartful about his statement. brand welcome back. good to be here, guys. it was very clear. it wasn't a misstep. >> make sense of this for i have heard these kind of us. we heard the president statements in many of my talking about hispanic unemployment at record lows, college classes. african-american lots of my college unemployment at record lows, professors who are liberals think that i think a lot of broader unemployment strong in terms of where it's at people on the left think right now. what does this mean new that. ed: maybe he was testing a mexicoly that young people are finding jobs when. message they are all racing to the left and embracing >> it's really big for young socialism in some cases the people because having a job people thinking about 2020 when you are young is one of and the democratic party the best predictors of whether it's elizabeth having a job when you are warren or bernie sanders who older to get higher wages opened the door for them last time around. when you are older. they are all running to the great for young people left. maybe he was testing a because they are getting a chance to learn how to be message, todd, it's not workers and professionals which we want for great. he went so far, so extreme

that now he has to back millennials and gwinn genz. pedal and say wait trump de rangement syndrome is taking earn a living, take care of over. todd: if you both are their family all the things we need out of today's correct this is testing the youth. waters that is disappointing rachel: good for parents one and one reason alone when my daughter worked at dairy queen i was better 9/11. how great was our country in able to explain and help her understand what we spend on responding to 9/11 in his her. that pair of jeans equals state. that happened just a few blocks down the road. you working nine hours at that's really disappointing if that's the case. dairy queen. >> this is education. somebody else who -- i this is how you understand how the world works and wouldn't say the president is disappointed i think he understand taxes and regulation and what unemployment is and why we likes watching andrew cuomo care about these policy squirm. conversations at the highest wow, big push back on governor andrew cuomo of new level. i think it's actually better york for his really dumb than being in a classroom statement about america's because you are getting world world tangible. lack of greatness. i have already made america great again. ed: perfect segway to the second thing we want to talk just look at the markets. about. we can come back to jobs, military-setting unemployment if we want. records, and we'll do even better. andrew choked badly. young people and democrats and what they think about mistake. ed: he loves saying people capitalism vs. socialism. choked. gets to folks and someone young people saying socialism sounds great. there is all this free stuff like andrew cuomo may double i'm going to get as rachel down as the president goads said it actually costs money. look at this. him.

rachel: do you think governor cuomo, do you think democrats' view on socialism this clanks makes up for and capitalism. what he said and respond who 57% view socialism positively. is actually making america 47% of democrats in this survey view capitalism great andrew cuomo or donald positively. what is going on? >> so much easier to say trump? ed: who do you think makes that when you are living in america great a world war ii a capitalist economy and vet clearly the definition of why america is great. enjoying all the benefits. >> the funny thing about stick around. these numbers is when you what do you think makes confront people with the america great tradeoffs how much will it friends@foxnews.com. rachel: we turn to your cost to you live in a headlines we begin with a socialist economy. fox news alert. views start to change among young people. the former secretary general that's what i love about of the u.n. kofi annan has them getting a paycheck. when they get a paycheck passed away. he died peacefully at a wait a second i think i'm hospital in switzerland getting paid this amount after a short illness. he was the first black where is all that going? >> exactly that's where your african to take up the role of top diplomat serving from socialism is going. going to be taxes. 1997 to 2006. rachel: send them on spring he leaves behind a wife and break trips to can can a venez. two children. annan was 80 years old. another fox news alert. 23 people gunned down in chicago in 10 hours. what can grand parents do. one of them a 3-year-old boy socialists ideas coming from who is in stable condition. marxist professors at another victim was killed. schools even as young as the violence signaling high school.

what can parents and another bloody weekend in grandparents do at home to the city as mayor rahm help them prepare them for the arguments they are going emanuel faces backlash for to get in favor of socialism blaming recent shootings on once they get get your kids lack of values. out in the real world, >> our kids need that moral nothing is more educational structure in their lives. than being out there and helping develop and nurture seeing what happens when tax money is taken out of your character. e., self-respect, a value paycheck. seeing how hard it is to get system and a moral compass a job because of regulations that alousy kids to know talk about more students good from bad and right from into college. wrong. free college. that's not the right idea. get them out into the world rachel: heading into the week, nearly 2,000 people serving people. have been shot in chicago learning what it means to work in a capitalist this year according to the economy. bye the way, when they start chicago tribune. getting a paycheck, they are going to like that. ed: 2,000. nothing beats getting a little money in your pocket rachel: incredible. i didn't find these comments for doing good work. that controversial. as we waited for a verdict in the trial against paul ed: more of those people getting paychecks with manafort, the judge president trump. >> unemployment at 50 year revealing he has been threatened in the case. u.s. marshals are standing low for young people. one of the best unreported by his side. after rejecting a motion filed by several media news. outlets. ed: unfairly targeted by the irs political beliefs in the judge t.s. ellis says he obama administration now a will not release the names of the jurors over fears for big victory the ceo of tea their safety. party patriots joins us next manafort is on trial for some interesting news.

rachel: the left fumes when fraud and bank fraud. president trump slams the media. now democrat darling ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t. alexandria ocasio-cortez panning the media from her rachel: fans will be able to say their final farewells to events and her excuse is legendary singer aretha making it worse. franklin during a public two-day viewing. ed: coverup worse than the it will be held at the crime ♪ ♪ museum for african-american history august 28th and 29th. a private funeral will be held two days later. franklin died at her michigan home after battling [telephone ring] ahoy-hoy. alexander graham bell here... pancreatic cancer. she was 76 years old. no, no, my number is one, you must want two! those are your headlines. it's been fun watching all two, i say!! those collision this week. ed: big legacy. like my father before... [telephone ring] like my father before... the security clearance ahoy-hoy! debate not ending any time as long as people talk too loudly on the phone, you can count on geico saving folks money. soon. why are so many people fifteen minutes could save you trusted with that inside fifteen percent or more info? we'll ask a former cia on car insurance. station chief next. todd: and are snowflakes now afraid of snow balls? ed: this is perfect. todd: wait until you hear what one university is doing

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, ed: president trump as renoted revoking the security clearance of john brennan this week. that's one of nearly 4 million people who have security clearances in america. why do so many people have access to our nation's secrets? and is it something that needs to be reformed in here to explain fox news contributor former cia station chief daniel hoffman. good morning, ed: president trump as renoted revoking the security clearance of john brennan this week. that's one of nearly dink maybe that needs to be scaled back a bit? >> right. i mean, the bulk of those

who retire from the intelligence community don't retain their security clearances. but, there are some who are more junior staff officers ♪ >> one of the biggest who retire and then decide to go back into the scandals during president intelligence community as contractors. so they would be making a obama presidency. targeting tea party groups. decision not to work in the private sector but rather to >> for someone to go so far as to say that we are go back to the intelligence dangerous or that we are community and they would retain their clearances to terrorists when all we're perform duties that require trying to do is hold our a secret or top secret government accountability is one of the most disgusting clearance. what we have been talking about are the senior retired aspects of this. ed: that woman tea party intelligence officers at the patriots co-founder jenny director, the deputy beth martin is here to react director level. to a major victory judge they retain a security clearance because they are consulted, sometimes on an approving 3.5-million-dollar settlement to hundreds of tea party groups. irregular but ad hoc basis on key issues of the day. jenny beth thanks for being here. what is your reaction to for example, after the that settlement? >> thank you so much for snowden leaks, the having me. i think that this is very important that we're finally president -- president obama put together a commission to look at nsa holding big data bringing accountability to the irs who targeted us simply because we had the our former acting director name tea party patriots. the amount itself is not michael morell sat on that panel. we don't have time to really large at all. in fact, it's a tiny process. we need ad hoc basis. fraction of the amount of ed: that takes me where i money that the amount of want to go. money irs cost us with the

targeting. symbolically huge because we daniel, i want someone to understand you what would be a good reason have the irs acknowledging for john brennan have a that, one, they actually did security clearance might be target us and, two, what a terror attack and the they did was wrong. trump administration wanted to rely on the experience on todd: why is it just a fraction of the cost? can you sort of renumerous someone in the obama rate why you say that? administration you could bring them into the situation room and say what did you learn? >> the questions they were what do you think we could do next? and that could be very asking us paperwork asking helpful to the country. what i want to get to is for copy of every single what the president has been email we sent. content of speeches. pointing out john brennan information about our donors has been doing the opposite. that they were not required instead of trying to reach to have. out to this administration he has been slamming it we wound up spending over charging that the president 4500 man hours getting the mitted treason without any information they needed. think about that 4500 man evidence. as a former cia official do hours. one person working nearly a you think that's appropriate for someone who is supposed to be nonpartisan? two and a half years. >> for sure it does. we have talked a lot about todd: next step you want the testimony from the case security clearance being a privilege, not a right. unsealed. why do you want that? actually, the word i would >> we want it unsealed because we want to know use is responsibility. we all have a responsibility exactly what happened to the whether we are active targeting and targeting so we can bring further serving or not if we have a security clearance. and with john brethre brennan, n accountability through

he was not just suggesting legislative changes. lois learner testified before congress she gave a but openly stating in the statement and refused to answer questions. media that vladimir putin could blackmail president her testimony is still sealed right now. trump, foreign governments, and we need to bring this as well as foreign spies stealing secrets on our behalf might make the accountability. assumption because john todd: what is your reaction to the doj during this whole brennan has a security clearance that he knows fiasco calling lois learner, something that we don't. brennan wouldn't go into the quote, hero of the saga. >> that is so disgusting to details of course, that might risk clarity damage an me. we know lois learner is not our national security. a hero. we might not be in a she was one of the people position where those whom we need to trust us would trust who targeted us. us with information. who led this effort from now, the cia, that was the within the irs. agency holding brennan's also our frustration stems beyond the irs to the security clearance. what breaks the norm here is department of justice and the fbi. in fact, as i watch the that the president, rather than cia was revoking his things that are happening to president trump right now, i clearance. the cia has not even weighed understand what happens when the government targets you in. you could argue brennan was and the government is weaponized against you. mishandling the clearance. it's exactly what happened was he mishandling to us. and it's the same people who classified it's a debatable are doing things to him who point and the -- will go on. did things to us. it was the comey, mueller ed: pardon me. we haven't seen him leak classified information that we know of. fbi and department of it's more how he approached justice under lynch and this big picture. in 30 seconds, do you think holder who led a sham the it was something the president can justify taking

away that clearance since this person is supposed to be nonpartisan halls instead maybe been damaging the irs did do things wrong and president and the country by that's why we have a saying vladimir putin could blackmail him? >> i think it's justifiable. settlement today. todd: certainly pretty interesting. you see the same names again, i think the question coming up throughout the is whether the president last 10 years of history. should have asked the cia to remarkable. jenny beth martin, thank you review it. so much for being here. >> thank you for having me. it's also norm breaking to look at michael flynn and his background is entirely todd: facebook censoring different than what we had with brennan. flynn was very much involved prager u videos like this. >> free to express your with politics. his security clearance was political views. what if you thought you suspended, not revoked. would be audited by the irs there has to be a look at all of these cases, i think. or have your business it's and make some -- there is happening right now. todd: facebook admitting it some tough decisions. was wrong when "fox & friends" returns. ed: absolutely. >> i would like to seat cia weigh in. brennan not exercising an appropriate level of responsibility. ed: last point. >> last point, real quick, what if someone is telling the cia, what if a foreign spy stealing secrets on our behalf says i'm a little worried about giving you information because. ed: yeah. >> john brennan is saying

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ed: bruce ohr some of the other on the list security clearances will be revoked. >> bruce ohr is a grace i todd: 24 minutes after the think i will be taking it hour on your saturday morning. away very quickly. quick headlines for you. bruce ohr and his wife iranian terrorists are secretly living in the united states and could be nellie. ready to strike at any >> bruce. >> hr and the nellie bonnie moment. officials warning congress of hezbollah sleeper cells. militants have already been and collide of collusion. caught plotting attacks in >> security clearances are new york and in michigan. very important to me. china is calling out the very, very important. u.s. to stop releasing i have had a tremendous reports on its military. response from having done that if anything, i'm giving the communist party speaking him a bigger voice. thought response to a new rachel: as we are awaiting pentagon report on the for the verdict in the trial regime's air force. the defense department says against paul manafort the china is modernizing and judge said he has been threatened over the whole expanding its bomber case. >> i think the manafort case capabilities along with conducting exercises likely is sad when you look what's for strikes. going on there. it's very sad for our

rachel? rachel: thank you, todd. country. he happens to be a very good person. a doctor shortage is fast >> the expression i used the other day was inartful. approaching as more doctors are saddled with student loan debt. to come bat of course america is great. >> he is going to walk away this, nyu has become the from this experience sorry first college to announce for being so bad at free tuition for all medical politics. students. now, is this the right >> this 100-year-old veteran approach? here to tell success and his friends put together dr. marc siegel fox news 100 letters from people all medical correspondent. you also sit on the board? over the country. one of them is from the >> not on the board. i'm the professor of medicine. white house. >> you are the professor of medicine there right on. ♪ i tontsd celebrated and first of all, this is private money, correct, for live my life the free tuition. >> this is philanthropic gesture. ♪ we going to rock this club they raised $450 million ♪ we going to go all night. over 11 years. follow is 600 million. todd: ed henry and rachel they have enough money to pay for the tuition of all campos-duffy how do you medical students. pronounce his name is it those that are coming in and those that are already there taio cruz or taio cruz? actually they will cut down on debt the association of american medical colleges rachel: how do you say it says most graduating medical students come out $192,000 in debt. and if you don't think that again? that influence what is field you go into, i will tell you something different. it does. you say i have got to pay todd: taio. ed: we heard from that vet

that back. who celebrated his 100th i can't be a pediatrician. i can't be a family birthday. physician. family and friends said we i can't even go into want to get 100 letters they research because i have got to get the money paid back got 55,000 letters. right away. they got an suv load full of rachel: let me push back a little bit on to you be a letters. we will play more sound from devil's advocate. him reading a letter he got if i have tuition-free from the white house who medical school i don't have beautiful is that that president trump took some to maybe go to work right time out to honorable this away. maybe i will go and get that veteran. rachel: he was. specialty afterwards because the veteran teared up. i don't have that medical it was really something to school debt. >> i don't think that works see. ed: that is what america is in the real world. about and maybe less so for that's a really great question. good point. governor cuomo. we will get to that in a moment. but actually what people say the president speaking out i'm going to become a yesterday again about the security clearances. radiologist a dermatologist, he has already revoked the security clearance for john brennan and he made it clear as he was leaving the white opght molg just in order to make money right away. house, talking to reports, they might decide they don't want to go into neurosurgery getting ready to come to this region, his golf course which is 10 years of in bedminster, new jersey, training u people don't there is a whole list of realize surgeons train for people is he looking at. he is ready to strike back. many, many years. a perspective surgeon may >> there is no silence. say i don't want to do. this dean robert grossman if anything i'm giving him a the dean of nyu calls this a bigger voice. moral imperative. many people don't even know i like it's private money. who he is now he has a bigger voice. that's okay with me because i like taking on voices like ken langone gave that. $100 million. they should be looking at al

these are people who want to support the best and fired by them. all of the people that got brightest. fired, they should be number three medical ranked looking at bruce ohr and his deg school last year. it's not like they need to draw more people in. the idea of getting people who have are going to take with, by the way, indirectly russians. they should be looking at care of us when we're sick steele. they should be looking at get the best trained possible. all these fbi guys who got rachel: could you just fired and demoted. increase it to 10 percent and get it that way. and to really -- it's not more doctors choosing to be primary care. >> great point. us. it is a rigged witch huntington. we are entering a time ed: they almost revoked that personalized healthcare great discoveries immune sound bite for a second. they got it going. know therapy. i don't want we want to the president is fired up broaden the people that are here and pushing back. allowed in. rachel: okay. >> i want people that want to be doctors to be able to rachel: he has a list of other security clearances he wants to revoke. be doctors but i want the do we have that list? best and brightest. we don't have that right rachel: this program is helping free them up to make now. the right choices. you have say some of todd: the key players u. president trump's policies rachel: most of the people can actually be helpful in that were fired including getting more of the doctors that we need given this shortage. >> because a lot of the stress here and again dean ohr and -- grossman talked decreasing ed: ohr still has a job at the justice department. the stress getting rid of comey, does he still have a security clearance? the tuition. james clapper the former applying for insurance director of national

reimbursements. intelligence. the bottom line is the what other profession do you president believes these deliver the service, are. so people that weaponized potentially life-saving and intelligence. then you have to apply to be they took inside information paid after the fact. so i think that the medical while they were still in the profession is way obama administration and with information gathered by overregulated. the fbi, maybe the cia but too much insurance interfering. not enough direct care. columbus this dossier that was paid for by the dnc and it used to be doctors and patients. the clinton campaign that back in the old days someone that intelligence was would come in and bring you weaponize you had, the a chicken instead of a president and his advisors payment. believe, against the trump you would say okay friends campaign. of the family. and when you compare it to that kind of stuff. we need to go back in time a what happened with dianne feinstein, she had this little bit. driver who turned out to be it's getting way too choked a chinese spy. with regulations. the fbi five years ago goes up to her and says, hey, we rachel: great point. congratulations to nyu. think this might be a spy. lots of happy parents by the they quietly handle it they give her the heads up. way free tuition for medical she fires the guy and we school. >> it's a trend setter. don't hear about it for five years. in the case of the trump all moolsz in the country campaign they get no heads up from the fbi. will do this nyu is the instead they launched this first there will be many to investigation that the president calls a witch huntington. follow. rachel: we have to go the todd: a double standard. rachel: it is an absolute great point great to see you. double standard. we have never seen a >> great to see you. rachel: popular now adays is president we vehicle to say ice is bad but no someone's security clearance. we have never seen anything better representation of like this. american vales right now we have never seen an administration spy on the than ice is.

opposition party during a rachel: now she is no longer campaign. we have never seen a getting the last laugh. pause, what keeps you up at director of the cia be so night? you won't believe how many americans are still stuck political as a pundit on the news, really trying to pining over politics. we have got the numbers to undermine the current show you next. maybe we need a doctor for president. todd: had you a great interview with daniel this segment, too. coming up next. hoffman talking ♪ ♪ specificcably with regard to john brennan why the statement that john brennan makes in the press could actually hurt our national security. take a listen. >> when john brennan, when he was not just suggesting but openly stating in the media that vladimir putin could blackmail president trump, foreign governments, as well as foreign spies, steal secrets on our behalf might make the assumption that because john brennan has a security clearance that he knows something that we don't. that might risk collateral damage on our national security. what if a foreign spy stealing secrets on our behalf says i'm a little worried about giving you information because john brennan is saying that, you know, the president could be at ally, we're doing digital financial services right. blackmailed. that's intelligence. but if that's not enough, and the president might want we have more than 8000 allys looking out for one thing: you. to look at that too.

call in the next ten minutes... ed: important point from a and if that's not enough, nonpartisan former cia official daniel hoffman who we'll look after your every dollar. is saying this matters this put down the phone. and if that's not enough, we'll look after your every cent. is for a former cia director grab your wallet. (beeping sound) (computer voice) access denied. and if that's still not enough to help you save... who is supposed to be oh the new one! we'll bring out the dogs. nonpartisan undermining him mush! (dogs barking) by suggesting that vladimir putin has something on him the old one's just fine! u. rachel: my other question is i imagine that brennan has a we'll do anything, seriously anything, lot of friends still in the to help our customers. thanks. ally. do it right. building and with having a secret -- top secret clearance, would that allow him to have conversations with other people that are still working for the cia? ed: sure. rachel: would that still be legal for him to have? ed: some of those people are coming out and defending him and rallying around him. rachel: is he clearly on tv trying to destroy the president. who could blame the president for trying to revoke that clearance. todd: everybody who has spoken out against it so fired up. we mentioned it earlier it's all about the money. they utilize security clearances to get jobs that you and i can't get because we don't have security clearances they stand to lose out on those jobs if

they lose those security clearances. let's switch gears to the concept of socialism. when i throw out the word socialism to you, i think one of the tenets of a lot of these socialist countries is stifling of free press. there is no free press in socialist countries. well, our good old socialist friend alexandria ocasio-cortez she decided well, you know what? i am going to stifle the media at recent town hall she said i'm not allowing the media because it's not good for my people. here is what she had to say. our community is 50% immigrants. folks are victims of domestic violence, dv is the abbreviation, trafficking, and have personal, medical issues. this town hall was designed for residents to feel safe, discussing sensitive issues in a threatening political time. we indicated previously that it would be closed to the press u. ed: here's the other point is which is that you have people like alexandria as a the doctor just for a shot. candidate. lawmakers who slam the with neulasta onpro patients get their day back...

president day after day after day for allegedly to be with family, or just to sleep in. being so unfriendly to the media. you have dozens of strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. newspapers, well over 300 of in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of them running scathing editorials saying the president basically is not infection from 17% to 1%, a 94% decrease. for a free press. and then their media darling, who beat joe neulasta onpro is designed to deliver neulasta crowley, the entrenched the day after chemo and is used by most patients today. democratic incumbent in new york here. their media darling says i'm neulasta is for certain cancer patients receiving having a town hall and strong chemotherapy. number one, the media is not going to be there, she says, do not take neulasta if you're allergic to it she bans the media, frankly, or neupogen (filgrastim). because she says i have got an incomplete dose could increase infection risk. all these people who are from vulnerable communities, ruptured spleen, sometimes fatal as well as immigrants and others and in this tough political climate serious lung problems, allergic reactions, like somehow the media is going to make it worse for kidney injuries and capillary leak syndrome have occurred. them that the media is the enemy, which they accuse the report abdominal or shoulder tip pain, trouble breathing president of making the or allergic reactions to your doctor right away. media the enemy and then the coverup is worse than the crime i said earlier because in patients with sickle cell disorders, serious, then she says, you know, sometimes fatal crises can occur. it's all about protecting the most common side effect is bone and muscle ache. these folks. what are you talking about? ask your doctor about neulasta onpro. you are for a free press or pay no more than $5 per dose with copay card. you are not. i actually would note that there are a lot of reporters on the left and in the mainstream media who were on twitter last night slamming her.

they were being intellectually honest saying you are fake, you are a fraud. >> experience this country's abby: the press is allowed greatest blessing, the obviously into all of the town halls. freedom and affection of that's what town halls are about. family and friends over a i think maybe the suggestion is if we air this or if we let the media that somehow long, well-lived life. the trump administration are going to go and round up her constituents, i think -- ed: this 100-year-old here's my thing, i think we veteran ike fabela an should pay very close attention to what she says american, world war ii vet. because alexandria turns 100. friends put together 100 ocasio-cortez says what every democrat is thinking. letters from all over the country one of them from the and doesn't say. and so i think probably white house. what's happened is she has had a few higher ups in the rachel: it's amazing. i'm tearing up just democrat party trying to help correct some of the watching. ed: so sweet. rachel: turning to your mistakes she is making, headlines are we turning to trying to settle her down. headlines? todd: such a beautiful ed: points about socialism. she is for medicare for all. moment. rachel: they put that up there. i apologize. free tuition, she called it. todd: these people who gave free. so much for our country someone pays for that there is a definite feeling tuition, the taxpayers. among people you speak to in todd: facebook hasn't the military community who are relatives of or in the censored alexandria ocasio-cortez but the folks community themselves who say this administration has a new found respect for the

at prager u high on facebook military. that they haven't seen in previous administrations. list. facebook apologizing like so whether or not you agree they do every week. with president trump on policy, whether or not you agree with the way he approaches other things in his administration, you have censoring some with to give the man and his conservative views. here are clips and we'll administration credit for talk about it? >> imagine a group of activists so powerful that what they have done for our they could beam their veterans and military. propaganda directly into ed: i mentioned he wanted -- your brain? his family asked for 100 unfortunately you don't have to imagine it. birthday cards. it's real. they will wanted to tear him it's hollywood. up and wish him well they >> consider the many reefnts got 55,000 is what we why baseball deserves to be the national pass time. a game especially suited to understanding. todd: look at that. rachel: look at that. our. ed: photo of suv load or >> you are totally free to express your political views minivan whatever it is, a no. vehicle full of letters. one is going to tell what that's awesome. by the way, that's what you can you say and how can you say it, right? makes america great, what if you thought you governor cuomo. would be audited by the irs maybe he should call him up or have your business and have this veteran. in i'm not sure which state boycotted? it's happening to americans right now. is he from. it doesn't matter, he is an todd: talk about irony, american and he, ike is what kimberly stroferl literal solid discussing free speech and she is se censored talking makes great. rachel: if you go overseas they amazed how much relove and admire our veterans. about free speech. it is a sneakily american thing in the sense that it

is almost universal in our ed: saying the president is country. we love our veterans. stifling tuvment. todd: as it should be. rachel: facebook says we we are going to turn to your mistakenly removed these headlines. a teen is now charged for videos and restored them pushing her friend off of a because they don't break our standard. any reduction in contented bridge. taylor smith facing reckless enendangerment charge in distribution have you experienced we are very washington state. the horrifying moment sorry and continuing to look into what happened with your showing jordan hole derson page. like you said, todd, seems like they are issuing an plunging 60 feet below. apology just about every smith said she was trying to help her friend overcome her week. these videos don't seem that fear, watch this. controversial. todd: george will talking about baseball u run. ed: national past time. do not talk about that. to have haded to we want she wanted to jump she was your comments friends at afraid she. >> she says she wants you to friends@foxnews.com. what do you think about the sit in jail. does that surprise you. censoring of prager >> it's surprising. it's a little shocking. university. it continues on. it's under standable. turning to headlines we begin with a fox news alert. rachel: smith could face up former secretary general of to one year in prison along with a $5,000 fine and two the u.n. kofi annan has year probation. i saw that video. it was shocking. passed away. he died peacefully at the lack of respect for our hospitals in switzerland after a short illness. flag continues in the nfl. as et first black african to take up the role serving from 1997 to 2006. he leaves behind a wife and three children.

kofi annan was 80 years ol. rachel: shots fired during football game. sent fans fleeing for their lives. helicopter landed on the field air lifting one of the victims. no one is in custody. local officials say this was not a random act of violence and the victims are not students from that school. special counsel robert mueller is recommending up to a six month sentence for george papadopoulos in the russia probe. the former foreign policy advisor for the trump campaign pled guilty last year to lying to special counsel team about his communications with russians and a london professor. papadopoulos' sentencing is set for next month. grab the tissues. this will pull your heart strings. a 3-year-old celebrates the end of chemotherapy in a very special way.

♪ see you every day ♪ now's the time we get to say ♪ pack up your bags ♪ get out the door ♪ you don't need chemo anymore. [cheers] rachel: absolutely precious. the saint jude staff rallying around it the girl spending six months for treatment. the family is making the 8 hour drive home. those are your headlines. todd: those folks at saint jude's literally do the lord's work. great job. coming up, one of president trump's biggest promises. >> we have started the wall 1.6 billion. we're fixing walls all over the border. >> we are building the wall. we are building the wall. don't worry. todd: that wall is happening. the head of border patrol strategic planning is here to tell us why that's so important. that's coming up next. ed: some nfl players prove they won't stop protesting the national anthem in the preseason. espn has an answer for unpatriotic displace.

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borders, chief benjamin huffman head of border patrol strategic planning. thank you for joining us chief huffman. >> thank you for having me this morning. rachel: you say 11 miles has been constructed. iit doesn't sound like a lot. what does it mean for the taxpayer paying for this. >> across the southern border of the budgeting received for fy 17 we have received funding for up to 40 miles. we have got nearly 20 of that completed already various sections along the border. the walls are very important for us and have been for a number of years. every place we have used walls. put them into place historically they have made a huge difference. grateful the opportunity we have under the leadership of this president and funding by this congress to give us the funding to go forward and continue very important projects. rachel: fund something important. one of the things that has been slowing down the wall has been lawsuits from environmentalists who say it's affecting the migration of wildlife in that zone. where are we at with the

lawsuit and how is president trump helping to get o'er that hurdle? >> well, the law allows us in areas where there is a need and need to do it quickly to waive some of the environmental rules that come across. we have used that sometimes in the past when we need to do so. we don't always need to do it. even in cases historically where we have had to use the environmental waivers we are still good stewards of the land and environment as well. every place we have built walls in the past. the environment has gotten better. usually once you diminish the amount of human trafficking environmental area improves the environment anyways. we are confident the work we're doing on the southern border and it actually makes the environment better and history shows that. rachel: chief, there is so much controversy around the wall as you and i both know. tell us why a wall is important. what does it actually do? some people think it's just a talking point from the president. >> it's very important to us because we're charged with providing operational

control to the southern border. that's what the u.s. border patrol and this overall border picture. you need three elements. an capability that the wall brings. situational -- need to know what's approaching the border. what's happening on the border and time bound law enforcement response to get there what the wall does is when you put in place, it gives us time to respond to any intrusions across the border. in areas where it's high traffic areas it's more important author those thing to. be a sent our ability to get people slowed down and get to them when they cross the border it's critical to have that capability in place. rachel: great answer. thank you so much chief for joining us and explaining to our viewers. have a great day. >> yo thank you for having me here. rachel: you gout it spike in assaults against law enforcement. the city wants to know why. the president of the phoenix law enforcement association is here to weigh in next.

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8 is considered a lucky number. todd? todd: good stuff. congrats to all the happy couples. a phoenix police officer who is critically injured in a shooting while attempting a traffic stop on thursday night is now reportedly in stable condition. the phoenix police chief highlighting the risk our men and women in blue take when they go to work. take a listen. >> they don't know when they make a traffic stop what's going to happen in that traffic stop but at the same time, day in and day out they get up and put this uniform on. they put a vest on and they go out and protect our community. todd: in fact, there has been a 45% spike in assault against phoenix officers this year alone. assaults wer where the suspect was armed also increased. city conducting a study looking into the alarming spike in police shootings. here to weigh in the president of the phoenix law enforcement association ken crime. thanks so much for being here. why do you think there is a spike of violence against police in your city of phoenix? >> well, todd, good morning. thanks for having me on.

a pleasure there is a lot of factors at play spike in violence against police officers. we are one of four border states, of course, we have a very porous open border you have a lot of drug trafficking and human trafficking. ms-13 gang members. drugs on the street. people on psych medicines out on the street. you have a loft activist groupings that just flat out don't like the police and you stir up foment on the media, on social media. you know, and a lot of people that think it's okay to try to attack and kill police officers that seems to be the prevailing thought process out there in society today. todd: it's not just in phoenix. this is a nationwide problem. take a look at these numbers. the number of officers shot and killed nationally just this year alone. we are not even in september already 34 officers shot and killed in 2018. that is as of july, i

believe, 28th, i believe it says there so my question to you is, why is this trend happening and what can be done to stop it? >> well, i will tell you why, and it may not be popular. i think it comes from leadership. it comes from leadership at the national level. guy back to during the obama administration we had the dust up with the cambridge professor henry lewis gates and the president wasted no time weigh until saying police acted stupidly. i saw that as a counsel downward trend starting at that point. you had a lot of other things on the national scene. trayvon martin shooting the birth of black lives matter all these activist groups started springing up out there and then had you ferguson, almost four years ago exactly that blew up with a huge false narrative being pushed out there against the nation's police which further fueled national discontent among activist groups and people

were out there literally advocating for attacks, violence and assaults against police officers. then, in january 2017, donald trump gets elected, turns the nation on its ear. noble thought it would happen, but it did. he was the first one that came along and told nation's law enforcement i got your backs. i think that's even fueled more discontent against america's cops because all of these activist groups that hate trump want to dying they can to get him out of there. it's like if you are a friend of his you are going to be an enemy of ours. that plays into the national picture and i cents some folks at national some of the stuff going on in new york city with stuff that came out of sergeant benevolent's association coming out there on the nypd. todd: ken, in the final 15 seconds we have remaining, what can be done to stop this anti-police narrative across the nation? is there anything that can be done or are we too far down the field? >> no, there isn't.

here's the thing. it's got to come from national leadership. local leadership. at the city and state levels. it can be boiled down to one word. when there is contact with the police, compliance is the order of the day. you don't try to fight and lit gate the issue in the street. you roll with it get to see a judge later. but compliance ensures we all go home safely at the end of the day. todd: ken crane thanks for getting up with us early there in arizona. we appreciate your time. >> thanks. i appreciate it. todd: former cia director john brennan not happy he doesn't have a security clearance anymore he is lashing out at president trump. >> is he drunks on power. he really is i think he is abusing the powers of that office. i think right now this country is in a crisis. todd: dan bongino got a message for brennan and all the others that could lose their clearance. he's coming up next. plus, it's a new challenge that's going viral.

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members of congress a lot of them who i know well and respect, but, for whatever reason, they are turning a blind-and making excuses for someone who doesn't deserve to be given this type of leash with the authorities of the office of the presidency. >> that was john brennan former cia director under president obama responding to president trump. now, let's bring in dan bongino former nypd officer, former secret service agent and host of the dan bongino show. dan, welcome. what do you think? >> good to be here. brennan is panicking, rachel, no doubt in my mind. listen, john brennan knows his role in the spy gate scandal. he is the gate keeper to this entire operation. when you look at liberal media reporting, rachel, don't take my word for it, from the guardian or cnn or other places. you know that foreign intelligence entities were passing information about the trump team into u.s. intel. who is head of the u.s. intel community and the cia?

john brennan. john brennan is the one who started this entire spy gate debacle. so what he is doing is he makes these media appearances. he knows the media hates donald trump. he plays the role. he plays it up. he plays it loudly, the anti-trumper, the vicious anti trumper and hoping to get the media on his side to run cover modern day in u.s. history. no doubt in my mind. ed: dan, are there others panicking, this started with christopher steele the former british spy putting the dossier together. fox news, number one, has now obtained new emails between steele and bruce ohr at the justice department. his wife working with the g.p.s. firm, that was helping to dig up the dirt for the dossier, interesting coincidence or not there. but, emails where steele was freaking out after james comey was fired, oh my gosh, this whole thing is going to unravel. going to figure out what we were doing behind the scenes, take that and add what we learned overnight which is that all of a

suddenson robert mueller panicking a little because george papadopoulos, who we were told months ago lied to the fbi and is going to turn on president trump. is he going to burn all this down. we might find he might be going to jail one to six months max number one and number two, he doesn't have anything he is not turning on the president. >> ed, if george papadopoulos starts talking, let me tell you something, there are a lot of people running for the hills. because this is really spy gate. it's a big scandal but it's really three subscandals, number one, it's an information laundering operation. that's where bruce ohr comes in i will get to that in a second. spying operation. human spies were used to spy on a political campaign, devastating. number three, there was a setup here. i have no doubt. i spent a year putting together this book researching it state, local and federal level. i have no doubt that george papadopoulos was set up. zero. the person who contacts

george papadopoulos said joseph, the maltese professor who contacts him in april, contacts him in march and meets with him in april and talks with this dirt on hillary, ed, sea western intelligence asset. he is not a russian asset. just look at the research on the guy. look at what his friends say about him. the guy is in pictures and training sessions with united kingdom intelligence people. not with russians. ed: pardon me, what does it tell us then that robert mueller -- still devastating for papadopoulos' family if he is going to jail even for one month. but that he doesn't appear to have anything on collusion which is where this all started. >> ed, robert mueller doesn't have anything on collusion because collusion didn't happen. this isn't michael j. fox back to the future, okay. we can't go back and reinvent collusion it didn't happen. the reason mueller doesn't have anything because there is no there there. by the way, those are the words of peter strzok, the

lead investigator in the case for the fbi who texted his girlfriend about the case. there is nothing there. so, what is mueller doing? he has to shut everybody up and use the power of the federal law enforcement boot to keep everybody quiet. hence the deal with papadopoulos. if papadopoulos starts talking about this initial meeting, about the dirt on hillary and it turns out the air quotes here dirt on hillary came from western intelligence assets and not russians, ed, the guy was set up. what other explanation do you have? that's the big scandal here. this was a set-up the entire time. it was -- it was a baiting operation. i have no doubt about this anymore. todd: dan not fired up about this at all. the governor of your former state having a rough week said some things earlier in the week about america not being great and then walked them back. here are both of those sound bites and then we will get your reaction. take a listen. >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great.

[laughter] >> the expression i used the other day was inartful. >> of course miracle is great. and, of course america has always been great. >> when trump started talking about the slogan, quote: make america great again, is not greatness at all. todd: governor cuomo using the phrase inartful. dan, what phrase do you use to describe what he said? >> fool. he doesn't get to walk that back, guys and rachel. he doesn't get to walk that back. think about it, america was never great. tell that to my uncle greg ambrose. he came back from vietnam in a box. you know, he died over there for this country. got a bronze star with a v cluster shot in the back trying to save his friend what he thought was a mission for freedom and others did, too. tell that to my mother-in-law who is thankfully still alive came into this country legally as

a legal immigrants years ago. cleaning airplanes and bringing home the airplane peanuts at night to feed her kids because they this no money to live in the greatest country on earth. tell that to the boys who climbed those hills, shot down by nazis on the beaches of normandy and my grand father who was on utah beach fought in the battle of the bulge. tell those americans that america was never great. these are disgusting, disgraceful comments. cuomo should step aside and resign. he has no business being the governor of one of the greatest states in the country. my home state which i love despite its awful political leadership, he has absolutely no business being in charge of that state. these are disgusting comments. there are no take backs on this one. i'm sorry. that is some of the worst comments i have ever heard from a politician's mouth in my 43 years on this planet. rachel: it is pretty shocking. he is trying to walk it back. i actually, think, dan, it's more revealing of what he really thinks. he is try to walk it back. i think it was a moment of truth for him.

ed: thanks, dan. appreciate you coming in. rachel: we will turn to some of your headlines, a husband accused of killing his family is in custody. according to local reports. colorado court documents revealing the bodies of chris watts' daughters were found submerged in crude oil for four days at the company where he used to work. the body of his pregnant wife was discovered nearby. hundreds of people gathering at the family's home for a candlelight vigil. they were reported missing on monday. democratic senator bill nelson under hot water for lying about the russians having access to florida's election system. many reports say his claims made earlier this month were false and doubt whether what he considers classified information even exists. governor rick scott says his comments make him look desperate. >> i assume is he desperate. is he a career politician that doesn't have anything to run on.

but, this right to vote people have died fighting for the right to vote. this is important. they shouldn't be out there trying to care citizens of my state. >> the two are set to face off this november for florida senate seats. the latest social media challenge is inspiring kindness nationwide. that's a nice term. the viral tip the bill challenge now encouraging restaurant goers to leave 100 percent gratuity for great service. hundreds of tip the bill challenge posts are gaining traction across social media. and those are your headlines. i used be to a waitress in grad school. i wish it was going on back then. ed: probably doesn't want to be mad at me but i have been out to dinner with sean hannity gives 100 percent of the tip. he just doesn't do that as a challenge. he worked as a waiter in college. breaking news sean is a nice guy despite what others say. making america work again. president trump's tariffs actually are creating thousands of jobs. you probably haven't heard

that our next guest says it's just the tip of the iceberg. todd: and will he general dana perino barbecue sauce celebrating 50 years. grandson rockie is cooking um on the plaza. he is there with rick reichmuth getting a head start. ed: pete hegseth will be mad he is not here. he loves. this ♪ ♪ bundle and save big, but now it's time to find my dream abode. -right away, i could tell his priorities were a little unorthodox. -keep going. stop. a little bit down. stop. back up again. is this adequate sunlight for a komodo dragon? -yeah. -sure, i want that discount on car insurance just for owning a home, but i'm not compromising. -you're taking a shower? -water pressure's crucial, scott! it's like they say -- location, location, koi pond. -they don't say that.

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part of the company's transition to a plan that will only allow customers to see three movies each month. previously movie pass offered a movie every day ed? ed: i have never used that. i have got to figure it out. president trump's tariffs on imported solar panels, steel and aluminum is actually creating jobs. the study conducted by the coalition for a prosperous america reveals more than 11,000 jobs were created in the last six months alone. what will this have on u.s. manufacturing and the broader economy. joining me now to weigh in the ceo of speakerman media. >> good morning, how are you? >> i'm doing fantastic, i hope you are as well. you turn on almost any other channel and they say these tariffs are almost all bad. >> that's the establishment economists and clueless politician approach to trade and thank god we have a president in president trump who understands that tariffs

on imported goods go back to the founding of our country. they were championed by george washington and alexander hamilton. they are bed rom republican philosophy going back to republican party's first elected president abraham lincoln. and for most of american history, we had much higher tariffs on imports and during that period, we built the mightiest economy and the highest standard of living in human history. so there is nothing wrong with tariffs and as you mentioned, already the trump tariffs on steel, aluminum washing machines and solar panels are generated 11,000 jobs and that's just in six months. keep in mind, we have lost -- we lose about three and a half million well-paying manufacturing jobs every year. because of our 800 billion-dollar goods trade deficit in this country. we have got a ways to go but we are on the right track. ed: important to point out. to be fair and balanced. we also have to note that the markets have been spooked by the tariffs in some ways. we have seen uncertainty

created by the tariffs. you pick up the "wall street journal" this morning and they have an interesting story about how it looks like maybe the u.s. and china are inching closer to a deal. if they can get some sort of a deal on trade, that is more favorable to americans as president trump has been pushing, i would expect and you know the markets better than i, that that's going to be a make development in a positive direction. >> well, it is positive in we can reach agreements that are good for our country and bring back a substantial portion if not all of the jobs sucked out of our country. you alluded to china 400 billion-dollar goods trade deficit which is 2 million at least well-paying american jobs. ed, you know the reason this is so important is a job is just not a production input which is unfortunately how many too many people on wall street and too many of their lackeys in the political world approach it. a job is life. and when you have more well-paying american jobs, you have less family

violence. have you less addiction. have you less crime. have you healthier communities. this could be the greatest social program in a generation for our country but through the private sector, through the private sector. ed: creating jobs instead of handing out money and assistant. lee speakerman bringing us important facts this morning about the economy. we appreciate you coming. >> in great to be here. >> facebook censoring conservatives like prager u video watch. >> imagine a group of axists so powerful they could boom their propaganda directly into your brain. unfortunately you don't have to imagine it it's real. it's hollywood. ed: not that controversial. is he just calling it out. guess what? the president is now weighing in about the silencing of republican voices. we will tell you what the president just said come up. and we are starting to say goodbye to summer with a little barbecue on the plaza. stubstubs barbecue is grilling

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backs. show you when you are cooking them on the first thing to done 00 back of them then membrane of skin take it off and use a paper towel. it's easier to use a paper towel use your hands slip out. use a pair per towel to pull those out. >> membrane make it tough. >> yeah, once it cooks it's real tough. mason mason what's the next step. >> the next step after that is putting on the rub. go straight there. we will use our stubbs pork rub. rick: all of this was your grand father's recipe, his ideas. you got like a ton of history around. this yeah. like i said we started in 1968 with a restaurant in lubbock, texas originally. eventually moved to austin that's where the restaurant is now. rick: that means 50 years.

>> yeah, 50 years. rachel: wow, what a legacy. todd: what makes your sauce special? >> we use quality ingredients. one of the healthiest barbecue sauces out there. lower in sugar and sodium than other barbecue sauces. todd: i'm on a diet. >> stubbs one of the better sauces out there. >> sold all over the country. >> all over the country and even overseas. once you get the ribs rubbed, put them on the grill. rachel: look at that. ed: look at the final product. >> cook them indirect heat for two and a half hours. todd: you will be out here all morning long cooking this stuff up. we will eat throughout the course of the morning. thank you very much. we will go read this now. several officers under review after president trump revokes former cia director john brennan's security clearance. who could be next to lose their clearance? president trump now giving us a hint. i will take this ed, because you are eating.

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i think bruce ohr is a disgrace with his wife nellie. >> we know bruce and nellie ohr are the bonnie and clyde of collusion. >> president trump was asked about his administration's decision to revoke john brennan's security clearance. >> security clearances are very important to me. very, very important. i have had a tremendous response for having done that if anything, i'm giving him a bigger voice. >> john brennan is the one who started this entire spy gate debacle. is he hoping to get the media on his side to run cover for his role in the biggest scaxdz in modern day u.s. history.

>> the expression i used the other day was inartful. of course america is great. >> he is going to walk away from this experience sorry for being so bad at politics. >> this 100-year-old veteran, 100 letters, one of them from the white house. >> this country's greatest blessing. ♪ ed: that veteran knowing what a blessing america is. he just turned 100, his family said let's try to get 100 letters from around the country. show them what america is about. they got 55,000 letters from people pouring their hearts out. rachel: a letter from the white house which was really touching. that's what makes america great. sorry governor cuomo. i'm in for pete today. we have rachel campos-duffy

and of course the great ed henry. ed: it's wonderful to be here. todd: great to be here. we have the president talking out about john brennan. not very happy that his security clearance was revoked by the president. he had some not kind things to say about the president and so the president, as you might imagine, had some not nice things to say about mr. brennan, take a listen. >> i have gotten tremendous response from having done that because security clearances are very important to me, very, very important. and i have had a tremendous response for having done that if anything, i'm giving him a bigger voice. many people don't even know who he is and now he has a bigger voice and that's okay with me because i like taking on voices like that. i have never respected him. i've never had a lot of respect. todd: whether you agree with the president or not you have to look at the air time john brennan has been getting across some networks not necessarily our network.

nbc, cnns have been giving this guy untold air time. listen to what he said on msnbc about the president and revoking of his clearance. take a listen. >> is he drunk on power. he really is i think he is abusing the powers of that office. i think rights now this country is in a crisis. mr. trump, time after time, i think, has really just disappointed millions of americans, which i'm trying to give voice. to say and so i know a lot of people think that a former intelligence official shouldn't be doing. this i don't consider what i'm doing political at all. todd: there are dueling sound bites what do you think? rachel: we just had dan bongino on. he said listen this guy john brennan is the spearhead of spy gate. put yourself in the position of president. here is the person the cia director under the last administration who started the spying on your campaign and who continues to try to undermine your administration. would you let him keep a top secret or security clearance?

>> this is the man who helped weaponize intelligence. rachel: that's right. ed: against candidate donald trump. fact number one. fact number two this is someone already under fire when he was the obama cia director. all kinds of allegations of human rights abuses. allegations that he was spying against senate staffers who were doing an investigation of the cia. democrats like dianne feinstein back then called him out. now all of a sudden is he their best friend. have you all of that and since donald trump has been elected and has been president, you have john brennan a former cia director a nonpartisan position. whether you are democrat or republican talk about terror and national security. >> right. >> usually in a nonpartisan way. he has weaponized that information now against the president. accused him of treason. think about how irish it is. when you think about what rachel was just talking about in the sound bite we heard from brennan saying i don't think any of this is political when, in fact, he has suggested of the president committed treason, should be impeached.

take -- put together a little greatest hits from john brennan and you be the judge. is this political or not? >> donald trump has badly sullied the reputation of the office of the presidency. i used the term that this is nothing short of treasonous. >> i and so many other former national security officials are speaking out because of the abnormal and aberrant behavior of mr. trump. >> mr. trump continues to have his ignorance of the facts, willful disregard of them. >> the russians may have something on him personally that they could always roll out and make his life more difficult. >> to be clear, this is america. you have free speech. rachel: absolutely. ed: go out there and weaponize this information and make outlandish allegations against the commander-in-chief, you don't expect he is going to fight back? give me a break. nobody is stopping him from going on tv. it's interesting that the left is having a meltdown over the removal of his clearance when, you know, this is unpress tented so, yeah, sure, it's unpress

dentalled to take away the security clearance for a cia director. it's unprecedented to have a former cia director doing exactly this on television. i'm sorry, if you were the president. you would do the same thing. todd: we mentioned free speech. one person who probably wishes he didn't have such free speech this week. new york governor andrew cuomo who had what's the word inartful comment earlier this week. it's his word. america is not great. then is he trying to walk it back. listen to both the inartful comment and his attempt to walk it back. take a listen. , we're not going to make america great again. it was never that great. [laughter] >> the expression i used other day was inartful. of course america is great. and, of course, america has always been great. when trump started talking about make america great

again is not greatness at all. todd: when we spoke to dan bongino earlier each one of us said what makes america great is that 100-year-old who asked for 100 letters and got 5500. sacrificed some of their lives for our freedom. ed: we are now in day four of cuomo as you may dub it is he playing on the president's turf. still talking about whether america is great or not. spoiler alert it is great. >> wow, shocking. >> so many liberals who want to attack this president at all cost that they are fighting on his touch. they are letting their anger get the better of them. that comment, i mean you heard it was a liberal crowd when he made the comment. people lightly -- others were wait, what did you just say? rachel: to be honest,when i heard that clip, i didn't think people were gasping. i thought people were in agreement with limb in that room. i think this plays well in the new york primary.

the probable for cuomo is the reaction that he got after is like wait a minute, this is somebody cuomo wants to run against trump. you are right. he is playing on trump's turf. by the way loving america and thinking america is great is something we used to agree on. here is dan bongino on telling -- a very personal level telling us what he thinks about cuomo's comments. >> tell that to my uncle greg ambrose. he came back from vietnam yeah, in a box. he died over there for this country. he got a bronze star with a v cluster the shot in the back trying to save his friend for what he thought was a mission for freedom and what others did too. these are disgusting, disgraceful comments. cuomo should step aside and resign. todd: we can all sit here and talk burr oown personal experiences with american patriotism supporting our troops. like i said, when you hear dan bongino talk about direct family members that didn't come home after defending our freedom in wars, that really hits home

and you have to think to your several, governor cuomo, you know, what a horrible thing that you said. especially in your turf of new york where 9/11 happened just a few short years ago. ed: what makes it particularly all of his father mario, the late governor. todd: right. ed: even though he is complete opposite side of president trump loved america. the '8 convention speech the democrats were wowed by in san francisco where he was taking on then president reagan was all about loving america from a liberal perspective, no doubt. but he talked about the immigrant story the cuomo family, italians came to this country and made something out of nothing. his son is doings the opposite. rachel: i sat in a lot of class notice college. this is how the left thinks, i'm sorry, news flash here. i do think this is how the lift thinks. this is why we we are seeing governor cuomo saying this in the context election is he in right now. todd: especially a lot of the left born on third base like andrew cuomo unlike his

dad mario. rachel: we asked you guys what you thought about it here is eflail karl. he said it would seem that many democrats including cuomo care more about politics, power and getting elected so they want to come up with something against trump to fight him and they inadvertently hurt themselves. ed: blew up had miss face. to have haded to one thing that makes america great cuomo has the freedom to make that ridiculous remark. if you were in a another country might cause problems. ed: maybe. a quote from chio. andrew cuomo knew exactly what he said and is not sorry for saying it: maybe the trump de rangement syndrome went a little too far. todd: cynthia nixon isn't even agreeing with your message. time to walk it back. rachel: good point, todd. we begin with a fox news alert. the former secretary general of the u.n. kofi annan has passed away. the united nations migration agency says he died peacefully at a hospital in switzerland after a short

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clear he may be ready to pull the security clearances of embattled doj official bruce ohr and others. rachel: this as the white house is reportedly drafting documents to revoke even more clearances. ed: hereby to react is dr. sebastian gorka, a former deputy assistant to president trump, of course. he just returned from a campaign rally for governor andrew cuomo -- oh, no, probably didn't. >> never happening. ed: i don't think he agrees with governor cuomo said. and i have a feeling doesn't agree with john brennan now claiming what i'm doing is not political. >> right. a man who has used his paid position in the national media to attack a serving president without an eye owe that of evidence. john brennan. john brennan is the first person who was stripped of his clearance and i hope he will not be the last, ed. that list we have from sarah huckabee sanders is a good place to start. but i think anybody, anybody

who is using their position publicly to attack the president in insubstantiated ways should be on that list. secondly, anybody whose fingerprints are on fisa gate, are on uranium one, are on the server gate with regards to hillary and secondly, we have to have a policy review. this insanity that anybody gets to keep their clearance just because they were senior political appointee in a past administration, these things cost a lot of money, ed, and why should the taxpayer be stumping the bill just because it's tradition? rachel: do you think that's something that the president is going to go after, just the whole process of getting security clearances even after people leave the building? >> well, i hope. so i mean, this is what i'm recommending publicly and this is what i'm writing about. the american taxpayer should, you know, appreciate the fact that, for example, your first investigation, i have been through the process. i had a clearance.

your first investigation for a clearance, that alone cost $25,00$25,000 to the u.s. taxpayer. then we find out if you are a former director of the cia or senior official, you get to keep it for the rest of your life and it's renewed every five years, again, costing the taxpayer money. that's the definition of the swamp. so, you know, i think we need to have a full policy review of the whole clearance system. ed: doctor, quick question on another big subject which is china. the pentagon put out this report suggesting the china's army likely training for strikes against u.s. targets. this is something that came out yesterday, alarmed a lot of people. maybe sometimes these things are too behind. how concerned should would he be? >> i came into the white house to do counter terrorism issues. specifically the defeat isis plan. once you are in there and read the classified reports, i can tell you, ed, we will deal with isis.

we caliphate. we will deal with iran, north korea and russia. the only strategic threat we face, the only long-term threat is china. they have a plan. the viewers can check it out. it's unclassified. it's called one belt, one road. and they wish to displace america and we have to take this threat seriously but the goodness is, ed, the president understands this threat and definitely secretary mattis as well. ed: dr. gorka we have to leave it there. we appreciate you coming in. you heard me mention it dr. gorka not going to any rally. just kidding. andrew cuomo trying to walk back that comment saying america is not that great. these immigrants all came to america because of its greatness. they have a message for the governor next. 6 key inflammator.

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♪ >> some quick headlines here on your saturday morning. a world war ii enthusiast trigger as major security scare at an airport. officials finding two guns and grenade replicas in a truck at los angeles international. the bomb squad realizing the items were war reenactment props and not operational. the man was questioned and released without charges. and we now know what caused a power outage at reagan international airport in virginia. officials blaming it on failing equipment and two electrical feeds getting disrupted generators providing electricity until it was restored about 90 minutes later. several flightsy delayed. ed? ed: thank you, todd. you heard us talking about it earlier new york governor andrew cuomo coming under fire after saying this about our country. >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great. [laughter] ed: after widespread backlash abc can you imagine he reversed course yesterday in this conference call. >> the expression i used the

other day was inartful. of course america is great. of course america has always been great. when trump started talking about the slogan, quote: make america great again is not greatness at all. ed: but is that enough? let's get reaction from our panel of guests who truly know how great this country is. peter fled communist albania for america. is he republican strategist and attorney. pa trish is an immigrants from the caribbean also a senior policy analyst for the independent women's forum and jason hill is an immigrant from jamaica, a professor at depaul university and author of "we have overcome." we appreciate all of you being here. let's start, ladies first, patrice, you heard these comments, what did you think. >> i thought it spit in the face of my family who sold everything and came to this country with five suitcases of clothes and two little kids to start over and a poor drug ridden environment. my parents have always held

newark is the greatest nation because where you start does not determine where you go. here i am on a national television show talking about how important immigration is and how congratulation this country is. ed: peter i mentioned your family fleeing communist albania. i thought they were trying to make the case at least that they are all for immigrants and they believe the president is not. and then you have a prominent democratic governor thinking about running for president in 2020 saying. this what in the world is going on? >> look, we are all for legal immigration and we appreciate the fact that we are in the united states and the american society has embraced my family and i. you have to understand one thing that this guy harbors national ambition. is he thinking about running for presidency of the united states. if he wants to do it. the democrat party has moved so much to the left that it has become the socialist party and unless you hate america, unless you hate what we stand for and unless you hate our judeo-christian values and founding documents of this country and exceptionalism that we stand for, you stand no

chance. the liberal wing of the party is controlling the democratic party. we have to understand the other thing that most democrat voters over 50 at least i would say that they disagree with the statement that the governor just made. he just spat on his family. his ancestors. they came from italy to the united states seeking freedom and opportunity. his father, who was a governor, had the audacity to tell us even though he was a liberal, he admitted the fact that we are a great nation and that our greatness is exceptional. ed: jason that's a great point. i tried to make that earlier in the program. even republicans who did not like the policies of mario cuomo, his late father the former governor of new york, of course, his 84 convention speech in san francisco lit up the nation. it wasn't just liberals. saying you know, the imgraget story from italy and the -- you know, how you can make it in this country with almost nothing just the shirt on your back, what in the world is happening here?

>> i think it was very unfortunate. i came to america with $120 in my pocket. thinking that america is not only the greatest country on earth but the most moral country on earth. what people need to realize is that what makes america the greatest country on earth and the most moral is that it is unpres unprecedented phenomenon. experiment, only country in the modern period that is based whose citizenship laws are based not on ethnicity. not on race or blood, but open to everyone and the second point i want to make is that america does not discriminate against the most noblist virtue that's can exercise in your character, grit, tenacity, honesty, resilience and perseverance. those are character virtues that are not discriminated against by this country that immigrants apply onto the american landscape and

achieve through the exercise of those virtues and their character. ed: i was going to go around one more time each one of you made such salient points and brought this immigrant story that makes all of souse proud so well i will leave it there. i don't know where some you have stand politically you all brought some interesting perspective from your own families, we appreciate you coming in this morning, we really do. >> thank you. ed: comedian and in the prompter have quotes around it because not everyone thinks she is so funny mitchell wolf sparked outrage with skits like this. watch. >> ice i salute you. woman, if you need an abortion, get one. >> abortion jokes. remember that? now she is no longer getting the last laugh. plus, facebook censoring prager u videos. an attempt to see you lens conservatives. the president tweeted about it he thinks so. candace owens is here. she is no stranger to

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the right while at the same time doing nothing to others. ed: very interesting that we have somebody who has been through this very situation candace owens who has been speaking out and had a very strong voice that will not be silenced. good morning. >> good morning, thank you guys for having me. ed: what do you make of what is happening on social media right now. >> it is a very real problem. i, as you guys know, was banned off of twitter. i also just got out of facebook jail for seven days. todd: congratulations. >> i didn't make noise about that one, there is political discrimination they are trying to propel voices liberal and democrat and silence those that are conservative, special those that support our great president. so, -- rachel: i would say especially minority voices. what exactly are they afraid of? what do you think? you were in this world. >> well, they are realizing all of their worse fierce which is that they no longer can control the majority with their lies and their aggressive rhetoric and people are starting to wake up and understand that they have boon duped and lied to.

i think for me, listen, i present a new perspective to the minority community. black americans. we are seeing the approval ratings for donald trump go up in that regard. 36% the reason rasmussen poll. they don't like it. they feel like they are losing control. they are upping everything that they're doing to stop it. todd: the defense for twitter and facebook and other social media organizations is that the algorithm is highlighting certain words that are hate speech. how come it always seems the quote unquote hate speech is always conservative and never any liberal voices are. >> it's weird as we saw with replacing the word black -- whites with black or whites with jewish, they instandly allow that algorithm. it locked me out. my profile. but her tweets are still up. she didn't even go back and delete them. it is very interesting how that seems to be. what is that algorithm. rachel: by the way, candace, up 10% also with hispanics. not just african-americans. do you think competition is the problem that facebook owns this space and that

that would be the answer like somebody coming up with an alternative platform. >> that's not allowed either you saw jab tried to do that. what happens is they get banned out of the apple store. they are working together. we know they are working together. they all happened to ban alex jones on the exact same day, spotify, facebook. apple. ed: prager u put out videos how free speech is being stifled on campuses. now ironically they are being stifled. listen to. this imagine a group of activists so powerful that they could beam their propaganda directly into their brain. unfortunately you don't have to imagine it, it's real. it's hollywood. >> considerate many reasons why baseball deserves to be the national pass time. a game especially suited to our democracy. >> you are totally free to express your political views. no one is going to tell you what can you say or how can you say it, right? but what if you thought you

would be audited by the irs or have your business boycotted? it's happening to americans right now. ed: facebook censored that now they put out a statement saying we mistakenly removed these videos and have restored them because they don't break our standards. this will reverse any reduction in con tentsd distribution have you experienced. we are very sorry and are continuing to look into what happened with your page. candace, this seems to happen again and again. here have you george will with his bow tie saying basic ibasically saying basebals really cool. >> they get their hand in the cookie jar oops we didn't mean to do it. funny it seems to happen accidently to so many conservative people and groups, prager u could there be anything more safe, more proper, morva nil la if you will. they don't push the limits and they are getting banned. ed: a little scoop pass along. i was with a couple of my buddies jerry and jeff.

great restaurants with here. who did i run into candace owens is having dinner there with eric and lara trump. >> i love them. ed: i have to ask you what's going on? are you talking to them about getting more involved in the campaign? talking strategy what's happening? >> i just love eric and lara trump. they are amazing. laura is someone i look up. to say such an example of a strong woman. she never gets any praise neither does ivanka. so things she has gone to. i look up to her many ways. how we can do things bigger. the young black leadership summit in october. we definitely will have the first family involved in many ways to be able to directly speak to the black community. rachel: candace, it's hard to believe you only stepped out of the conservative one year ago. ed: anniversary this weekend? rachel: absolutely. we wants to show a little clip here of your first video u. >> i think i might be a conservative. [gasp] >> look, it was a crazy election cycle. a lot of emotion. i simply think that we

should maybe put the economical future of this country ahead the social issues. that is all. steve: you were playing the role of your parents being outraged you were a conservative. >> makes me so sent mental a year ago i was a girl on youtube with a dream, an idea. a hope that maybe i could wake up the black communities in to understanding that we have been voting for policies that have destroyed our families. i could never have imagined that it would lead to me meeting the president, meeting the first family, having lunch with laura and eric, kanye west, getting rushed out of restaurants by antifa. rachel: meeting with kanye west. amazing, right? ed: you could do without the antifa part. >> exactly. it's been amazing year. i'm grateful for everyone that's supported me. turning points u.s.a., to charlie kirk. it's been such a blessing. guess what? we are just getting started. rachel: turning points hired you to do urban engagement and you sure did. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me.

rachel: we will turn now to some of your headlines, statements made by gitmo detainees accused of aiding the setting 11th attack are thrown out in court. a military judge ruling prosecutors may not use key pieces of evidence against the architect of the attack. khalid sheikh mohammed along with four others defense lawyers argue that the tech uniques the fbi and interrogators used to obtain information nearly 10 years ago was unjust. prosecutors will likely appeal the ruling. the lack of respect for our flag continues in the nfl. miami dolphins players albert wilson kneeling during the national anthem for the second week in a row. this comes as the espn sells it will not show the anthem on tv before monday night football games this year. the network only showed it ahead of three games in the last season. and it looks like netflix viewers didn't find skits like this very funny.

♪ >> i salute you. women, if you need an abortion, get one. rachel: the network is officially pulling the plug on anti-trump comedian michelle wolf's show less than three months of being on air. it's unclear exactly why the break with michelle wolf was cancelled that's the name of the show according to the daily beast staff, they found out on twitter. wolf has not yet comments. wow. i have new hope in america that that is cancelled. they are triewcially used on base for training purposes. now one popular hipster clothing store is selling this familiar military accessory to complement your outfit. for $30 own a training belt from urban outfitters three times what it cost at the military exchange. those are your headlines. ed: of course, they jacked it up.

rachel: of course. >> richard: weather training belt on. rick: how much was that? >> 30 bucks. rick: that's probably the most expensive item to go there urban outfitter. let's talk weather and happy birthdays. happy birthday. >> thank you. rick: how old are you today? >> 12. >> what time? >> 8:00. i turned 12 at 8:00 this morning. it's very official. we are so happy that you can celebrate your birthday here with us. talk about your weather as you are waking up. here are your temps. one more hot day across the far northern plains and suddenly feel like fall behind that here is your forecast across the mid-atlantic, ohio valley in towards the northeast. you get the idea there are scattered showers around. not going to be a washout for anybody. everybody is going to have to the umbrella handy and looking up to the sky throughout the day. same goes across the southeast and heavy showers across parts of mississippi. hot again in texas. towards out northern plains, you see that rain on the west side of the picture there. that is going to move off

towards the east behind it much cooler and drier air moves. in finally across the west drier today across parts of arizona. all right, guys, bark to you inside. >> one nfl team wanted to make a deal with blue lives matter a group told them take a stand for the flag or take a hike. ed: president trump has a message for our manufacturers. >> made in america is back. we have 400,000 new manufacturing jobs. our opponent said that could never happen. it has happened. >> charles paige is here to tell us what it means for your wallet. he's up next ♪ i'm winning ♪ and is 300 all wheel drive for these terms. experience amazing at your lexus dealer.

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could never happen. it has happened and we are going to develop a lot more in a very short period of time. made in the u.s.a. made in america. it's back. ed: here with what president trump's message to america means for manufacturers is fox news and fox business network's charles payne who always breaks this down. i remember covering barack obama and he said forget it, manufacturers jobs, they are never coming back. >> yeah. >> they are never coming back, you know what? they are. >> they are. barack obama was also echoing what all the experts had to say. so, here's the thing. i have been calling this manufacturing renaissance for a long time. i could see the data. you could see it every jobs report. every sort of manufacturers report out there. it was -- it blew me away every time i looked at this data, so at least seven or 8 months i have been talking about the manufacturing renaissance not just 400,000 jobs but manufacturing output now at the highest level in 10 years and at this pace we will be at the highest level ever within a month or two.

rachel: tell us what the secret is what exact solid donald trump doing what made all the difference for u.s. manufacturing? i can see it i'm in wisconsin. i see the manufacturing is back. and there are for hire signs everywhere for these companies. >> wisconsin 2.9% unemployment. rachel: hello. >> i think there were three components of this. the election of president trump unleashed optimism among the business community that was gone for a connect indicated it unleashed it. making money was no longer a bad thing. you know, so they got out of their fox holes and they started to do business by the way naturally did. i always joke with people say businesses aren't people. they aren't. they want to live they are organizes you want to be around tomorrow and 100 years from now. they don't want to be in fox holes they were. combination of rhetoric, harsh taxes and crazy regulations. so, immediately, immediately we saw a change. immediately right after the november election. then that confidence started

to manifest itself because there is a thing called the virtue cycle success begets success. that's where we're right now. rachel: businessman versus a community organizer president. >> i won't just say community organizer there were brilliant minds on wall street who. rachel: fair enough. todd: charles, it's always a pleasure. >> thanks a lot, guys, great seeing you. todd: house majority leader has big plans for speaker. it's probably not what you think. the congress joins us to explain live next hour. rachel: one wanted to make a deal with black lives matter. take a stand for the flag tore take a hike. black lives matter new york city joining us live next ♪ hey, baby ♪ there ain't no easy way out ♪

♪ todd: one nfl team wanted to make a deal with the pro-police organization blue lives matter nyc. the group stood up for the flag by turning them down. the new york football jets reaching out with an offer, but the organization black lives matter, new york city declining claiming the nfl doesn't respect cops and flagging the team citing a player who once posted a gruesome anti-cop message on social media. here with vice president of black lives matter new york city christopher brinkley. christopher, thanks so much for being here. why did you do this. >> thank you for having me. well, we wanted to take a stand. we need to let people know that police officers have feelings, too. you know, we are people just like everybody else. and by taking a stand we let our supporters know how we feel. todd: okay. the new york jets did respond with a statement. it included in part -- this is from anthony bull lack writing back to black lives

matter ncy quote i appreciate you sharing your opinion and although i can't comment too much on it, what i will say is the jets have never had a player protest our anthem. the jets have always been supportive of our police, firefighters, police et cetera and will continue to do. so what's your response to that? >> well, you are right. they didn't take a knee. but, signing a player, you're automatically assigning yourself to what he has done in the past. we saw that and we didn't like it. so now we have to take a stand. we have to let you know hey that's not right. enough to we need to work on getting the community and the police as one and coming together. and i hope this makes -- gives us the opportunity to make that happen. todd: we are heading into a new nfl season. what is the bigger message that you think the nfl is sending overall? >> well, i think by allowing players to kneel, you are stands up for a small amount

of police interactions going on in the united states. very few police interactions out of approximately, you know, 13 million end in some kind of police misconduct. so to take a knee and appeared state that's your reason for kneeling, then i feel like it's just not as big -- excuse me, as big as a problem as it is. todd: you say one of your goals, one of the organizational goals is to really sit down with the players and discuss the issues that are facing both sides in this. why do you think that hasn't happened yet? >> i don't know. i mean, off seasonal we didn't see at love protesting. i didn't at least. but we're open to sitting down with these players because, if we don't, then if we both don't come together, then where does this go from here? you know, right now it's just two sides. we both have to meet in the middle somewhere find a common ground. we acknowledge that you have your issues. but, if we don't talk about it, they are never going to

be solved. todd: 15 seconds remaining. what does this nfl season look like? >> you know, hopefully a good one. hopefully a respectful one. hopefully this comes to something bigger and something that could lead uts botusinto more peace. todd: that's certainly the hope. i for one would like to watch football this year. crinks thanks so much for being here. >> thank you. todd: we did reach out to the jets for comment. we did get that statement that was issued to you folks there black lives matter at nyc. remember when governor andrew cuomo of new york said this? >> we are not going to make america great again. it was never that great. [laughter] todd: the governor trying to walk it back and geraldo rivera here to react. one university requiring students to take a class bashing president trump. what's that all about? we will dissect it coming up

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>> bruce ohr and some of the other officials that president trump says may be next on the list of security clearances that will be revoked. president trump: i think bruce ohr is a disgrace. >> we know that bruce and nelli e ohr are the bonnie and clyde of collusion. >> anybody who using that position publicly to attack the president should be on that list pete: alexandria cortez decided well, do you know what i am going to stifle the media at a recent town hall. ed: like somehow the media is going to make it worse for them which they accuse the president of making the media the enemy. >> the expression i used the other day was of course america is great.

ed: this 100-year-old veteran, from the white house. >> it is the greatest blessing. >> ♪ ♪ >> get ready america we've got some exciting news coming up at the end of the hour, there's something called a chicken station that i know for one, i'm excited about. any time you see the phrase chicken station in your rundown. >> are you talking about barbecue? rachel: we've been barbecuing out there and it has chicken with it. ed: welcome to todd piro and rachel campos duffy. we've been talking about a lot of big issues the president making it very clear he's not stopping with just taking away john brennan's security clearance the former obama cia director and he's also looking

at others whether it's james comey, andrew mccabe, the former fbi officials but also bruce ohr whose key to this whole story about the fbi and the cia and the weapon it station of intelligence. rachel: absolutely he's as dan bongino was on here earlier said , this is spygate. he spied, he lied and the president is saying you don't get that security clearance because of that. let's hear what the president has to say. president trump: i think bruce ohr is a disgrace. i suspect i'll be taking it away very quickly. i think that bruce ohr is a disgrace with his wife nellie, for him to be in the justice department and to be doing what he did that is a disgrace. when you look autocrime it international it and you look at problems take a look at what they did including colluding with the russians, the other side. todd: let's bring in geraldo rivera right now fox news correspondent at large geraldo good to see you this morning what do you make of the whole bruce ohr president trump brew h

aha. gerri: well i think that let's focus on the security clearance if we may, first. i think that ed used an interesting word, now i think security clearances have been weaponized by the president. it's as if he's just discovered that he has this weapon in his arsenal, the ability and he first used it very frustrated was the president about the former cia director john brennan going off at the mouth about the president in the most hateful ways, really, condemning the president john brennan has been doing not only cia director but because of that position, having these lavish access to any and all government secrets, the president finally figured out that he could ship brennan down to size by invoking his absolute power to revoke someone's security clearance. the president has the legal right, he has the constitutional right, he is the administrator of rights to takeaway anybody's security clearance whenever he

wants to and he used it against john brennan, maybe to silence because he's ticked off at brennan maybe for both of those reasons and now he has set his sights on bruce ohr, unlike brennan who has the loft it position of cia director, bruce ohr as you know is the mid-level justice department department official why is he important because his wife, nellie as the president says worked for gps fusion and gps fusion of course as we know the architects of the christopher steele dossier, but there's all kinds of relationships christopher steele with nellie ohr, christopher steele and bruce ohr and the fact that bruce ohr was allowed for a long time to continue plotting along in the justice department without revealing that he had this relationship with christopher steele and with gps fusion is remarkable. rachel: absolutely, geraldo and i think the point is and you tell me if i'm wrong is these aren't just random people. there are a lot of people who don't like donald trump. these are people who are specifically tied to spying on

his campaign and trying to under mine this election. geraldo: no doubt about it. i think bruce ohr has a lot of questions to answer. he's already done some before congress. it will get a lot uglier for him , but there is no doubt whatsoever that these folks were on a whole different level. there was the official level of their jobs and it's almost like they were deep state spies operating in a manner to gather info about the president that would be harmful to him and that would lead up to the election. ed: in fact eli lake has a column in broom berg reprinted today in the new york post that john brennan, geraldo is a perfect foil for the president an obama guy whose supposed to be non-partisan as a former national security official and not be weaponizing and making partisan intelligence, and is a perfect foil for the president to say see, folks, this is the

man who represents the deep state that's out to get me. geraldo: well i agree with the president. i mean, it's kind of shocking. here you got this guy in the justice department, bruce ohr and his wife working for gaps fusion. are they telling anybody that? they're bringing christopher steele in as a source that helps launch through his dossier the infamous dossier gets the hope fisa warrant going against carter page and so forth. i mean, it's really, it stinks when you look at it and i was just waxing whimsical the other day and saying you have all of those people that find the editorial about the president yesterday 350 papers and all of the other networks and all of the smart people and the washington post and new york times and here they've got this is their case the president has been colluding with the russians and on the other hand you've got shawn hannity a couple at fox news one or two here or there

and is it ironic that it's hannity and these folks that are right are appearing much more likely that they are right that there was some dirty dealings to get this collusion illusion launched, it's all now being revealed slowly but surely and i think the president is stealing his oats bruce ohr is not the last guy whose going to miss with the security clearance, look for james clapper to lose it pretty soon and some of those others. rachel: but geraldo on lack of curiosity on the mainstream media is really shocking and yet you're absolutely right, hannity , carter those people are doing incredible deep dives into what happened there. geraldo: they certainly are. it is remarkable to see how with sara carter and shawn hannity and -- ed: geraldo we love when you wax whimsical. todd: obviously this was a huge talker all week long, new york governor andrew cuomo saying

america was never great then walking it back using the phrase , oh, i made a statement let's listen to what the governor had to say and get your reaction on the backside. >> we're not going to make america great again. it was never that great. >> [laughter] >> the expression i used the other day was inartfull. of course america is great and of course america has always been great. when trump started talking about the slogan "make america great again" it is not greatness at all. todd: although do you think that this really was a mistake on his part that he wants to walk back on do you agree with what rachel has been saying all morning this is sort of like a test balloon to see how far left he can go needs to go in order to secure a presidential nomination coming up in 2020? geraldo: well i think his first order of business is to win the governor's race and he's going far left as he possibly can to cut out cynthia nixon, the

actress from sex in the city whose running against him in the democratic primary. full disclosure unlike bruce ohr going to tell you everything. andrew's father was a dear friend of mine a frequent guest on my program, rivera live, i love the man and thought he was the most articular last person in american politics, andrew was not as artfull and i sure he was shocked by the blowback, about saying america was never great and i'm sure knowing andrew and the great cnn correspondent, his brother andrew's brother, i think that he meant to put in there, you know, because of slavery and poverty and discrimination and so forth, but he sees the power, the latent power of patriotism and love of our country, now in a raw way he has never before, because his fingers have been burned by this really clotting clumsy step.

ed: geraldo can't you just see the president of the united states sitting in the locker room having breakfast at his golf club laughing at the fact that governor cuomo now spent four days fighting on the president's turf? is america great or not when we all know the answer he's still explaining it four days later. geraldo: i'm sure that the president is relishing what he perceives as well as the rest of the world the momentum may be swinging in his favor. you keep getting these economic numbers, rachel knows better than any of us. rachel: yes. geraldo: lowest youth full unemployment ever, lowest black unemployment in decades, hispanic. you keep saying that kind of stuff and you'll see all of those john brennans of the world saying maybe i was too harsh. rachel: that's right, thank you geraldo great point about who actually is working to make america great again. thanks a lot. all right we're going to turn now to your headlines. we begin with a fox news alert.

former general of the u.n. has passed away the united nations migration agency says he died peacefully at a hospital in switzerland after a short illness he was the first black african to take-up the role as u.n. chief serving from 1997 to 2006. he leaves behind a wife and three children and hi was 80 years old. and another fox news alert, 25 people shot in chicago within 14 hours, one of them a three year old boy, whose now thankfully in stable condition and another vick tip was killed. the violence signaling another bloody weekend in the city as mayor emmanuel faces backlash for blaming recent shootings on lack of values. >> our kids need that moral structure in their lives helping develop and nurture character. self-respect. a value system and a moral compass that allows kids to know good from bad and right from

wrong. rachel: heading into the week nearly 2,000 people have been shot in chicago this year. amazing number. according to the chicago tribune ed: amazing. rachel: a teen is now charged for pushing her friend off of a bridge. taylor smith facing a wreckless endangerment charge in washington state the horrifying moment showing jordan plunging 60 feet below and smith says she was trying to help her friend overcome her fear. >> she wanted to jump. she just was scared she wouldn't be able to. she says she wants you to sit in jail. does that surprise you that she said that? >> it's surprising as well as shocking. but it's understandable. rachel: smith could face up to one year in prison along with a $5,000 fine and two years of probation. police free a trapped bear with a bean bag gun. watch this.

the bear is going off into the woods in california and officers believe it broke into the car looking for snacks. [laughter] and the bean bags and the officer used to shootout the window are filled with led pellets. ed: oh, my. meanwhile that's a hard one to transition. house majority leader kevin mccarthy has big plans for the role of house speaker but it's probably not what you think in terms of the strategy. the congressman joins us to explain live next. todd: plus i think this is the greatest story of the day. are snowflakes now afraid of snowball? wait until you hear what one university is doing again, you're not going to believe it. >> ♪ going off the rail on the crazy train ♪ maui jim sunglasses were born on the beaches of hawaii, designed to respond to the bright sun and harsh glare of the islands, all while enhancing the view. after thirty years, we're still independently owned

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ed: congress the november mid-terms right around the corner our next guest is dispell ing any rumors of his personal ambition for the soon to be vacant house speaker seat saying his only focus is ensuring that former house speaker nancy pelosi does not re claim her one-time title so joining us to discuss is the house majority leader kevin mccarthy joining us live from iowa talking about potentially replacing paul ryan as speaker but we appreciate you coming in, sir. >> well thank you for having me ed: it sounds like your strategy is to not talk about that let's talk about nancy pelosi, let's talk about what the democrats would do if they took the majority. >> well you've got to think about this. history is against us. only two times since world war ii is the party in power that won the white house actually gained seats in these off years and on the average they lose more than 30 seats. if the democrats were able to take this majority there's three major things they'd want to do. first they'd want to abolish

i.c.e. as we've watched them say many times before. second they would really want to in preach this president. i'm in des moines iowa at the immuno-oncology iowa state fair, tom stires is here who has spent $30 million to impeach the president and he brags he has a list bigger than the nra and then they want to have a government-controlled system and this is the platform of what they're running on and what they're campaigning for. ed: congressman? and on that point i want you to talk about your travels but it's fascinate to me one to react to you directly you're right that democrats seem much bolder in this election cycle about they were hiding it basically in 201a lot of us are socialists and meanwhile this time they are trying to hide the fact they want to impeach the president and not talk about that. >> they've already voted on that twice and pushed it to the floor of the house of representatives.

tom stires spent $30 million and last sunday said yes, we should look at impeaching the president they are moving forward and think about what they would do to medicare if they would end it as we know it, it would be government-run and if we have healthcare today by your employer it would be no longer possible and it's not something they just talk about. they've introduced a bill more than 100 democrats have co- sponsored that bill. this is what they plan to do. this is what they're campaigning for. ed: you were in sacramento recently and anti-trump protesters were there trying to shoot you down. we've seen this kind of resist movement literally from day one. i mean, they were there, they were disrupting and showing video and sound. they wouldn't even let you talk and there were protesters outside as well and we've been talking about this on facebook, separate, but related the idea of the conservative voices have been shutdown on some of these platforms. i saw you speaking out in the last couple days i believe as well about what you think is going on on twitter.

what's happening in this country right now in your opinion? >> well what i'm seeing is it's a contrast of what we have accomplished. think about where the economy is going and others that's the conversation i was having in sacramento contrasting the success from the federal government to what california has been doing raising taxes. dmv tells you not even to come any more because they can't handle the line. it's the dysfunction of what happening when the social takes over your government but what i have found in this process is you have to take them on. you have to talk about what we have been able to accomplish. you think from the peoples in the va, the economy? think of this for one moment in the last 49 years in the history of america unemployment has only been below 4%, eight months those 49 years, three of those months were this year. ed: absolutely we'll hear a lot of that in the mid-term election congressman kevin mccarthy might be the next speaker doesn't want to talk about it yet wants to focus on the election appreciate you coming in. >> thank you.

ed: florida senator and democrat bill nelson warned russians have already penetrated the states voting systems but where is the evidence? we're going to dig deep on whether or not he's telling the truth that's coming up.

todd: some quick headlines on your saturday morning as we wait for a verdict in the trial against paul manafort the judge reveals he's been threatened over the case and now travels with u.s. marshals after rejecting a motion filed by several media outlets judge t. s. ellis says he would not release the names of the jurors over fears for their safety and special counsel robert mueller is recommending up to a six- month sentence for george papadopoulos in the russia probe the former foreign policy advise or for the trump campaign plead guilty last year and lying to the special counsel's team about

his communications with russians and a london professor. his sentencing is set for next month. ed: it's just the most recent attack on conservative values on college campuses. the university of colorado professor is assigning anti- trump material as, yes, required reading. rachel: the course topics in public locate rhetoric is a mandatory class at the university of colorado. todd: why do liberal universities continue to target the president? campus reform cabot phillips is here to weigh in. this is not just a speech on campus this isn't just a protest on campus this is -- >> it's required reading students have to read. the book says if you support president trump you're standing up for race itch, sexism and it's a fun little game to play, imagine if a professor had assigned a book that was telling you if you supported president obama you're reporting scandals and lies it would never happen,

it's all one-sided and the professor that assigned this is the chair of the english department so if you're a 20 year old college student coming into class you've already had this required reading you know exactly what your professor thinks of you, you'll keep your mouth shut. rachel: this is what the syllabus says. speak up if you feel triggered by something someone is saying or doing, never belittle, devalue or other wise put down others for their comments, questions, experiences, or ideas >> this is exactly the culture we see and it's only against conservatives though. it never happens against liberal s and because professors get away with this they know they can push this rhetoric and we've covered it before. it's not just this one isolated incident. they had test questions where you could only answer correctly by saying president trump was elected because of why supremacy and we've seen presidents rant ing in lectures saying the las vegas massacre happened

because of president trump. this is a one sided issue. rachel: i have a daughter going to college this fall. what's the resource that student s have. how do they fight back? >> well the student in this case who tipped this off did so anonymously because they were fearful from the professor and i think it comes down to actually standing up and making people aware of what's going on here. ed: the university responded and they say we, at the university of colorado, colorado springs, have always been and will continue to be committed to the principles of free speech, academic freedom and respect for diverse viewpoints and we remain committed to the students we teach and their right to explore new concepts and viewpoints. that's a nice flowery statement. these statements come after people get caught. the apology statements. >> they're not changing the syllabus. >> and why are professors doing this what's the motivation because you never want people with the political correctness culture and whose one person fighting the pc culture?

it's president trump, empowered the people tired of the business as usual, turned it on his head and they view him as a direct threat to society where everyone thinks exactly the same and he's trying to turn that on his head. todd: all three of us and i'm not trying to state our ages but all three of us had liberal professors, since the dawn of time. this is next level stuff that is trying to in doctrine ate and silence speech. you experience and i'm sure in your classes because you're 12 years old, no you're 24 years old so you experienced this just a few years ago. >> i went to liberty university which is a private school i think that's the difference. it's the public schools where we see this going on so often and i think a lot of people, parents don't know what's going on with their taxpayer money so for the parents at home go do your research and students look at the assigned readings and the syllabus and what is actually going on in the classroom because it's our money actually funding these things. that's the worst part. rachel: if i was a colorado taxpayer i'd be pretty outraged that's where my money is going through for joining us here.

>> of course. rachel: the liberal bias doesn't stop on college campuses, facebook censoring university videos just like this. take a look. >> you are totally free to express your political views, but what if you thought you'd be audited by the irs or have your business boycotted it's happening to americans right now rachel: wait until you hear facebook tosses's apology about this. ed: plus leading cops on a wild high speed chase all while caught on camera you'll see it right there. we'll show you how it ended, next. >> ♪ ♪ we never forget... that your business is our business the united states postal service. priority: you but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered...

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ben shapiro was talking with other conservatives and somehow this was banned on facebook. watch. >> imagine a group of activists so powerful that they could beam their propaganda directly into your brain. unfortunately you don't have to imagine it . it's real. it's hollywood. >> consider the many reasons why baseball deserves to be the national pasttime, a game especially suited to our democracy. >> you are totally free to express your political views. no one is going to tell you what you can say or how you can say it, right? but what if you thought you'd be audited by the irs or have your business boycotted it's happening to americans right now todd: i don't know about you, ed and rachel but george just triggered me talking about baseball. ed: that's what's so bizarre is for facebook to sensor this. now they've admitted they made a mistake but in the first place why? rachel: there must be some algorithm and candice explained this a little bit when she was on the couch with this but my kids love to go to prager u.

this is the alternative perspective they're not getting in their schools. ed: and ironically the perspective they're not getting they get here and then that gets censored. facebook says all right we made a mistake. we mistakenly removed these videos and have restored them because they don't break our standards after all. this will reverse any reduction in content distribution. that's a fun you way of saying it. reduction in content distribution that you've experienced we're very sorry and are continuing to look into what happened with your page. rachel: candice owens not buying that by the way. todd: we had her on earlier she talked about this issue and obviously like rachel said, something fishy is going on here >> there is seer just description going on, political discrimination, trying to pro tell and silence those that are conservatives and realizing all their worse fears which is they can no longer control the majority of their lives and aggressive rhetoric and people are starting to wake up and

understand they've been lied to. it's always an apology and they get their hand in the cookie jar and go oops we didn't mean to do that and it is funny how it seem s to happen accidentally to so many conservative people and groups. todd: key point also talking with cabot phillips on the break being forced to defend yourself when going up against somebody with an opposing viewpoint helps you in your growth as a human, as a student, as a professional, you need that counter balance, and it seems like the liberal ideology is to eliminate that and they're hurting themselves in the process. rachel: i thought it was a great point sometimes the best conversations happen on the commercial break but this hurts liberal students but you really believe what you believe being challenged by another perspective is the best way to have more information about how to defend yourself and really to grow as a person intellectually which is what we want our kids to do in college. ed: yet the opposite is happening on twitter the shadow banning of conservatives it's a controversy as well so this is

not the last we've heard of this discussion clearly. rachel: absolutely, great topics we'll turn now to some of your headlines. iranian terrorists are secretly living in the states and could be ready to strike at any moment officials warning congress of hezbollah super cells operating across america. militants have already been caught plotting attacks in new york and michigan. a lawmaker claiming hezbollah is more dangerous than i.c.e. and al qaeda. i wanted man shields a police cruiser taking officers on a wild chase. the suspect driving wrecklessly plowing through a construction zone going up to 100 miles per hour. take a look. the 30 year old driver crashed the cruiser in a ditch and was taken to the hospital, but he's expected to be okay. no one else was hurt. and warrants were out for his arrest tied to breaking and entering and concealed weapons. democratic senator bill nelson

is in hot water for lying about the russians having access to florida's election system. many reports say his claims made earlier this month are false, and they doubt whether what he considers "classified information" even exists. governor rick scott says his comments make him look desperate >> i assume he's desperate. he's a career politician that doesn't have anything to run on, but this right to vote people have died fighting for the right to vote. this is important. they shouldn't be out there trying to scare citizens of my state. rachel: the two are set to faceoff this november for florida's senate seat. and are snowflakes now afraid of snowballs? [laughter] take a look at this. >> ouch! son of a nutcracker! rachel: one of my favorite movie s. todd: great movie. rachel: delaware state university is banning snowball fights during winter months over fear of "potential harm to others." the university says if students break the rules they will be

disciplined and in addition to banning snowballs the university prohibits water guns and super soakers. ed: you can't ban super soakers they're awesome. rachel: dodge ball, now snowball rick: didn't you have snowball fights and there's a rock in the snowball? >> no, i'm not evil. ed: we're learning a lot about you. todd: that's why they do the snow at arizona state i guess. rick: rachel and i both we need the super soakers. rachel: yes you do. rick: all right let's talk a little bit of weather as you wake up there. lots of rain happening this week we've seen so much flooding and we have big changes coming with our temperatures as well it's still hot and humid all across the eastern seaboard 84 in tampa very humid, and florida seeing all kinds of high temperatures again today a little bit above average. you see that line of rain shower s moving across parts of the deep south and then moving in towards mid atlantic, ohio valley right now dealing with this all day today and part of the day thomas well and there's

another storm that you see that little rotation up around billings. that's a storm that brings big relief in towards the northern plains. fargo you notice that today 88 tomorrow take a look at this, much cooler air and much dryer air moves in the humidity breaks as well, and that's where we'll kind of enjoy this week if you like fall you're going to love it if you think wait it's too early for fall you might not like it but it is going to be cooler and dryer at least for part of this week there moving across at least northern tier of the country down across the south unfortunately, we're still hanging on to this summer okay guys back to you. ed: love it thanks for coming in rick. todd: thanks rick. ed: former cia director john brennan lashing out at the president for revoking his security clearance saying he's not being political, but we've got the proof that brennan, yeah , he's been a little political and now the president is firing back in a brand new tweet we'll have next. todd: and we're celebrating i can't say this. we're celebrating the continuation of summer. i'm not saying end of summer, with barbecue, and "the rock" it

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when he's hungry and he now has over 23,000 lines and lots of potential adoptors. todd: i guess he doesn't care if he likes his weight or not. rachel: all right john brennan lashing out at president trump after he revoked his security clearance. listen up. >> he's drunk on power, he really is and i think he's abusing the powers of that office. i think right now, this country is in a crisis. i know a lot of people think that a former intelligence official shouldn't be doing this i don't consider what i'm doing political at all. todd: but what about all those times brennan made everything about politics, take a listen. >> donald trump has badly soil ed the reputation of the office of the presidency. i use the term that this is nothing short of treasonist. >> mr. trump continues to have his ignorance of the facts. >> the russians may have something on his personally that they could always rollout. todd: here to weigh in neil cavuto host of cavuto live which airs right after our show good

to see you neil as always on a saturday morning what do you make of mr. brennan's apparent contradiction if you will. neil: if he's trying to make the argument that he doesn't deserve to have his security credentials taken away he just lost it with those comments. first of all i don't know about you guys i did not know they hand out these security clearances like fast passes at disney world. there are a lot of them. i don't know what value they have i guess for your successor they can help if you want to come to the office and he or she wants to talk to you but there has to be something, i know everyone is focused on whether this is tit for tat and the president is being petty and all of that but those are pretty petty comments. ed: you're telling me you don't have a security clearance, neil? i know a guy in jersey. neil: i didn't know that ed and i find it surprising that i don't know how many of these are out there, but -- ed: 4 million. neil: that is a lot. rachel: that is a lot. neil: i just don't know what the value would be if you want someone's expertise and maybe at

the secretary of state level but if it's sort of like a thing we handout, then make me a foundation member. it's ridiculous. rachel: well neil the president has a new tweet out that says has anyone looked at the mistakes that john brennan made while serving as cia director? he will go down easily as the worst in history and since getting out he has become nothing less than a loud mouth partisan political hack who cannot be trusted with the secrets to our country. what do you make of that? neil: well i'm going to put him down as a maybe on brennan. you know, you do have to step way way way back from this. i don't really discern much about where anyone comes from politically but when a former top intelligence official is saying the stuff he's saying about the president of the united states, yeah, you can argue the president then characterized and come back the way it has. it's just not right. i just think that everyone has got to dial it back a little bit here but i do think that it's all one way or that the president is being unfair and be the first to call the president

on stuff i think he steps the line but brennan has for quite some time saying stuff off the charts. todd: neil we are three hours in , 48 minutes into fox & friends on a weekend. we have not mentioned the name nancy pelosi yet but that's all going to change right now because you have a south dakota democratic congressional candidate if you will who says he's not going to vote for nancy pelosi for speaker if that is there. neil: there's quite a few like that i know you guys reported this as well i think up to 47 now announced democratic candidates who were running for the house who say that they would have real serious reservations about making nancy pelosi their leader and now that could change if the leadership changes and the twisting of arms and all of that but what they seem to be rallying against is the establishment and they include her in that establishment. now, who they turn to in the event they do take over the house is anyone's guess, but it is a fairly clear to me that even if they don't nancy pelosi is either their leader in any

way, shape or form is just not in the card. there is serious concerns as to whether they got to look younger , different, more moderate but again the ones who were doing well are igniting the passion in the party right now are quite extreme on the far far left so i don't know where it all sorts out but i find it interesting that nancy pelosi has been saying republicans are making me the focus of this race actually it's those 47 democratic candidates who are. todd: you have one of them on, tim scott, the republican south carolina senator big show coming up looking forward to it mr. cavuto. rachel: neil we'll be watching everyone else tune in. neil: appreciate it very much. rachel: still ahead as we near the end of summer or as todd says -- todd: i'm not saying it. rachel: a continuation of summer we'll be celebrating with barbecue, rocky is here and stay with us. >> ♪ ♪

todd: summer may be winding down but it's not too late to have another barbecue bash. ed: one way to kick your barbecue off is by using stubs barbecue sauce and the man who created it, known as stub, was also a korean war vet who earned , yes, two purple hearts for his service, for our great nation. rachel: stub is here, stub's grandson is the companies official pit master and he's here with amazing grilling tips which we all need as we get to the end of the summer. >> we've got a quick recipe first it is our 50th anniversary and to commemorate my granddad, we have a new sauce which is sweet honey and spice sauce and it's kind of a sweeter version of his original which is our original sauce and it's in stores now. ed: if you don't want to go to the stores you can get it on

amazon. yes. rachel: that's a great point. ed: anybody like stub's barbecue sauce? >> what about chicken wings? rachel: do you like a sweeter sauce on a chicken wing? >> yeah, sweeter, but i do like our original that's number one. todd: so how do we make the wings? wings are an awesome thing to eat but not everybody can make them. >> this is a quick recipe this is wings already separated and pour stubs barbecue sauce with some crushed red pepper in there , a little bit of butter and mix it up and then cook it on the grill. ed: oh, my. >> you'll be doing direct heat cooking which is cooking directly over the fire and since the sauce is already on there you'll have to flip them off. ed: oh, man. rachel: do you baste it along the way too? yes, to keep that moisture. we've got some ready if you all want to try some out. ed: i do. >> let's go here. sorry camera guys. we're just abusing you so we can eat. todd: what's a story you can tell us about your late grand

father? >> he was a great guy. he was humble, he would always say ladies and gentlemen i'm just a cook and my life is in these bottles that was his main thing he wanted everybody to love his food. todd: a life of service to our great nation and life of food to our great nation. >> rocky there's a battle going on people in new york that think they've got great barbecue. >> well everybody has their opinions. everybody can't be from texas. >> [laughter] >> texas is the best. rick: so have you had new york barbecue? >> we actually came up here for the, we have an event where they shutdown the street and all the restaurants do the food we did that at one-time. rick: the thing about hill country why is it called hill country? >> because austin is the hill country. and all these websites or recipe s are on our website at stubsbbq.com so we have this recipe so if you want your grill ing game up. rachel: i highly recommend the sweet. it's really good it's incredible ed: way to super charge the barbecue. todd: can we have a wing eating

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>> ♪ the best days of my life ♪ todd: well i only fill in so i need a second job. ed: tomorrow big show we'll have a big beach bash out here on the plaza. so we're jacking it up more we've got alan dershowitz, the number one best seller, all about john brennan and the fbi and russia gate and all of the rest of it and go ahead to fox & friends.com for the after the show show. we'll do some more grilling. todd: thanks, everybody for coming out. who likes wings!

>> ♪ ♪ neil: well, forget about whether the president is going after john brennan's free speech. today, a look at whether social media is doing the same to yours saturday i'm neil cavuto live this morning and focus on a series of tweets from the president of the united states this morning and at issue, who is really censoring whom? now to hear the president tell us, he's not the problem. the media is and more to the point, social media is. perhaps the silence conservative opinion not so fast to reign in any other opinion. and specifically again the president laments the selective rage over what does and does not constitute bias.