upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com. these they used to call it nafta. we call it the united states mexico trade agreement, get rid of the name nafta. rob: it is tuesday, august 28th, sealing the deal, donald trump setting a new bilateral trade agreement with mexico. jillian: to canada, if you don't join the party will get punished. rob: bruce ohr on the hot seat. jillian: demanding the doj official in his wife admit they were part of an anti-trump conspiracy.

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day with us, demoted doj official bruce ohr headed to the hot seat, lawmakers returning a week early to grill them behind closed doors over his connection to the now infamous anti-trump garcia. jillian: doug luzader has more on the answers republicans are looking for. >> reporter: donald trump called bruce ohr a disgrace, he is in for a growing behind closed doors by two different house committees acting in joint fashion. bruce ohr is not a household name but among republicans who believe there is evidence of political bias in the doj and fbi, he has become a central figure. his wife, nelly ohr, worked for fusion gps which will dissemble the trump garcia, those unproven allegations involving then candidate donald trump. ohr had a number of communications with former british spy christopher steele.

many democrats discounted this have a conspiracy theory many republicans believe this may be evidence ohr was actively seeking to target trump. >> 60 texts between bruce ohr and christopher steele, some of them after he was dismissed for wrong behavior as an operative. you look at that and say wait a second, we have him as another link, another partisan, as close to this as hillary clinton herself. rob: many republicans believe officials like ohr had it out for trump and other officials sought to protect hillary clinton during the investigation into her use of classified emails. rob: thank you so much. the gunman who opened fire in a videogame tournament was hospitalized twice for psychiatric treatment, his parents divorce papers, he was described as on antidepressant medication as early at the age

of 12, the doctors say he struggled in college after enrolling in 2014, no record of him graduating. the jacksonville shooting victim eli clayton was playing to earn money for college. the other victim was playing to support his family. robinson leaves behind a wife and young son. jillian: john mccain's final words to the american public revealed in a heartfelt letter read by his longtime aide. >> i lived and died a proud american. we are citizens of the world's greatest republic. americans never quit, we never surrender, never hide from history, we make history. farewell fellow americans, god bless you and god bless america. jillian: after bending to pressure and ordering the white house flag back down to half staff donald trump said in part i respect senator john mccain's

service to our country and in his honor signed a proclamation to fly the flag of the united states at half staff, draped in black and topped with white. they paid tribute to the beverage of the senate. rob: donald from celebrate afraid victory after reaching a deal to replace nafta. >> a major step toward a key campaign promise of renegotiating us trade deals. john roberts breakdown the new agreement. >> reporter: another oval office first, donald trump and the president of mexico on speakerphone to announce a bilateral trade deal with neighbors to the south. >> we are going to call it the united states mexico trade agreement and get rid of the name nafta which has bad connotation because the united states was hurt badly by nafta for many years.

>> reporter: the outgoing president was as enthusiastic as donald trump, he said he would like to give donald trump a big hug but he acknowledged getting to an agreement was tough. >> negotiations have been difficult. it was difficult. >> the biggest change in the trade relationship is rules of origin for cars. 75% of components to build cars must be made in mexico or the us, 40 for 45% of auto content must be made by workers earning $16 an hour. the deal increases trade on agricultural goods keeping tariffs at 0. puts more pressure on candidates to make a deal. canada was involved in 3-way

talks before donald trump decided to do a one on one with mexico first. >> the president is putting the squeeze on canada warning if the us can't reach a new trade deal, he is prepared slapped significant tariffs on canadian made automobiles destined for the united states. at the white house, john roberts, fox news. >> the president putting the squeeze on canada trying to get negotiations with the northern border going. rob: canada should want to come to the table to reach an agreement. >> the tune has changed, it has been a vindicating day for the trump administration which put forth a strategy a lot of people thought was risky and they are worried about it, with tariffs trying to negotiate trade agreements, donald trump prefers bilateral trade agreements on multinational things that were popular for a few decades but this is a good agreement.

45% of goods need to be made, at $16 an hour. people need to be paid in mexico when making it part, we like to call nafta a free-trade agreement but it is a complex situation and renegotiating is more capable. >> donald trump threatened canada with auto tariffs if the us and canada cannot forge a deal. rob: tensions flaring between the united states and iran, mike pompeo vowing vigorous defense of us sanctions after iran urged the united nations highest court to halt penalties after donald trump pooled out of the 2015 nuclear deal. iranian president rouhani will defeat anti-iranian officials in the white house, iran says they have control of an important oil trade routes, the strait of hormuz.

the un security council will discuss that today. the trumpet menstruation buckled down on russia, another round of un sanctions went into effect, this time over the chemical weapons attack in march. the us planes russia for a spy and his daughter which moscow denies, as a former al qaeda member turned british spy issues a warning about these attacks and tells cbs, quote, the attack was a big neon sign, an advertisement for al qaeda and isis. jillian: michael:'s lawyers backpedaling on claims he made about donald trump and russian meddling. lanny davis admitting to being the anonymous source the told cnn his client new the president was aware of the infamous trump tower meeting with donald trump junior, claims the president denied, telling fox news, quote, i take responsibility for not communicating more clearly my uncertainty. i regret the error.

:pleaded guilty to fraud charges last week. donald trump and the first lady honor even chuckle leaders during a dinner at the white house. >> we are here this evening to celebrate faith, family and freedom. in recent years the government tried to undermine religious freedom but the attacks on communities of faith are over. we have ended it. jillian: the president pointing to efforts by the administration for the release of imprisoned pastors and limit federal funding for abortion. rob: jj watts setting a world record announcing his foundation to raise $41.6 million in the one year since hurricane harvey devastated texas. the largest crowd source fundraiser ever. jillian: the money making a huge impact including cleaning and

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jillian: welcome back. pull the opening hours as voters have several primaries, in florida, trump backs ron desantis in the republican

primary and endorsed current governor rick scott's senate bid, the gop favorite to take on incumbent democrat bill nelson. the republican race headlines the arizona race. donald trump supporting arizona incumbent governor who is expected to win his sixth primary. rob: weeks over the midterms a federal court in north carolina throwing out a congressional map. a panel of judges ruling the current version is unconstitutional because it was gerrymandered to help republicans. they will decide if they let lawmakers draw another map agreed upon by september 17th. state republicans are expected to appeal. jillian: 3-d printing guns dealt a major blow after a judge rules they pose a unique danger to the public. rob: 19 states are suing to make sure the plan stay online. where does the case go from

here? jillian: here to weigh in is emily taylor. one of the big questions people have is why do we need these? >> the issue is not why do we need them but why we should be outraged the government is trying to prevent us from having them because at its core we are not talking about a gun issue, but a free-speech issue, the government actively trying to curtail the flow of information to the general public. i don't care if you are pro-gun, anti-gun or somewhere in between, every single american should be on the side of cody wilson and his company getting to distribute these blueprints. rob: they always point to the idea you can't yell fire in a crowded movie theater and things like that, free-speech is inhibited for the safety of the public and that will be one of the arguments made against these 3-d guns and plans put online. what do you say to that? >> and no other circumstance do

we talk about information being criminalized and prohibited from the public. the government's position is as simple as it is stupid. what they are saying is the distribution of a blueprint is the distribution of a firearm. if i teach you how to grow marijuana in your closet it is like the government coming after me saying that makes me a drug dealer or by posting that instruction online i am potentially an international trafficker of narcotics. it is absolutely absurd. we are not talking fire in a theater or speech that is inciting violence but the flow of information and to debate in america in 2018 whether the government is allowed to stop us from having information is an absurd debate i can't believe we are having.

jillian: after we are covering school shootings, mass shootings all the time, a lot of people say the question i asked earlier do we need these, why do we need these and can't these blueprints easily get into the hands of the wrong people? how do we stop that? >> there are laws, every law that criminalizes possession of firearms, every law that criminalizes the carrying of firearms that are not allowed, every law that applies to normal firearms applies the same way to these 3-d printing guns. the gun-control advocates who have done an excellent job controlling this media narrative and making 3-d printing guns into a bogeyman, ultimately they are probably less dangerous than a traditional firearm because they don't function that well and you have to at some point

trust that the law will be enforced. murder with a 3-d printed firearm is just as illegal as murder with a gun that i can buy at the store right now and we just have to simply enforce the laws on the books and they will be enforced in exactly the same way. rob: i see both sides, interesting perspective, appreciate it, 18 minutes after the hour, showing respect for the office. >> the president of the united states, the respect of the office. rob: tiger woods land by an espn host for his right after golf tournament. jillian: vladimir putin when he went fishing shirtless. what is he doing this time? ♪ hot stuff ♪ baby this evening ♪ i need some hot stuff ♪ maybe tonight ♪ i want some hot stuff ♪ [ screams ] ♪ [ laughs ]

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>> the president of the united states, respect for the office. rob: donald trump raising tiger woods for saying you must respect the office, the fake news media will target tiger woods to say something, he is playing great golf again. max kellerman is slamming the golfer. >> it is a thoughtless statement dressed up -- it either hold in contempt the intelligence of the people who hear it or else just a stupid thing to say. we must respect the office, therefore that confers respect to the argument. is that what you are saying? if so that is a stupid comment. rob: this as the president of espn claims the network, the sports network does not want to be associated with politics.

>> could defending the comedian after their hit tv reboot was canceled, john goodman saying, quote, i will put it this way, i was surprised at the response and that is all i should say. nbc canceled the conservative themed show despite good ratings after the comments posted a racially insensitive tweet. he goodman went on to say i know for a fact that she is not a racist. rosanne thanked him on twitter. >> more on jetblue's new price hike. >> you now pay $30 for your first checked bag, that is up from $25 on jetblue. this is the rest of the pricing structure, you pay $40 for your second checked bag. that is up from $35 in your third piece of luggage will be

$150, $50 more than previously. the price rate is to ensure a healthy business, something that hopefully other airlines do not follow suit, american, delta, they charge $25 for checked luggage. rob: airlines reporting on that. very healthy business. another healthy business, starbucks did pretty good, selling cups of coffee for $9 and they got the pumpkin spice. 94 ° outside. >> doesn't feel like fall outside but it is fall at starbucks officially today. you get your pumpkin spice latte and other favorites. it seems early to be releasing this, this is not the earliest. the pumpkin spice latte returned on august 26th, but lastly, it

is more reasonable after labor day. >> in the hot sun thinking lattes. we are not very nice. >> horseback, and fishing on vacation. rob: the russian president choosing to keep his shirt on this time, hiking in the middle of nowhere. 65-year-old top security chief joins in a bit of a nature outing. 26 after the hour millions of tourists set to head to the polls in a few hours, one of the big races agriculture commissioner which controls the state's gun registration. jillian: running on a pro-second amendment agenda will help the gop this fall.

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jillian: welcome back. police searching for this mystery woman. surveillance video show her ringing a doorbell in the middle of the night partially dressed with what appears to be broken restraints on both of her wrists. other people in the montgomery county, texas, community say their doorbells were also robbed. she doesn't match any missing persons report. they are working to identify her. samantha from indiana is accused of helping armand fund the terrorists and lying to the fbi. her attorney claims she was tricked by her husband who moved to syria in 2014, reportedly killed in a drone strike last year, she is expected to face trial on september 17th.

rob: it could take years to learn about the special counsel's russia investigation and also said to be decades-old murder case. professor jesus was believed to be killed after going missing in 1956. and attorneys looking at that case and asking an appeals court judge to release grand jury testimony. that information is typically get secret. of the court decides not to release the testimony it could set a precedent for the mueller case. evidence presented to the grand jury could be kept under wraps from the public in that case. senator lindsey graham opening up about the death of longtime friend senator john mccain. the south carolina republican vowing to pay tribute to his mentor. >> i wish we had more time but it is what it is. we are going to give him the sendoff he deserves. i have cried a lot and i will try to get over it and speak tomorrow in the senate come his desk was right by mine and i hope i don't crack up.

rob: he had a romantic view of the country, he says he is better off for having known him. a crowded field of 5 democratic candidates scrambling to win over voters in the gubernatorial primary in the state of florida. more on the battle for former governor rick scott's job. >> this is a premier race, one of the top three races in the country and the democratic primary election. >> former congresswoman glenn graham held a steady lead over for amber miami beach mayor philip levine, jeff green, tallahassee mayor andrew gillam and orlando businessman chris king. >> each of them has to carve out the winning percentage which could be very low and secure the nomination with 35% of voters. >> reporter: levine's outspokenness against donald trump, has made him a close

second to graham who campaigns on her role as a mother and relies on a reputation as daughter of god graham. democratic strategists jim davis says change is needed in a state that hasn't seen a democrat when the governors mansion since 1994. >> i think this is a year being a woman is an advantage. >> you can't win with your own party alone. the attention has to be how can i reach the 20% of floridians not registered as democrat or republican. >> reporter: the democratic nominee must face off against either of the republican candidates, adam putnam and ron desantis in november. jillian: polls will open in florida. one candidate is standing out for sticking to his guns on second amendment rights. that candidate state representative matt caldwell is running as the agriculture commissioner and he joins me

live, thank you for your time this morning. why do you think running in this way will help the gop? and you specifically? >> first of all you got a state where 2 million residents are concealed weapons permit holders. it is a constitutional right they hold dear and you look at florida, we have a huge population of veterans, people comfortable with firearms and understand and value them. this is a fundamental american value and floridian value. i have been on the campaign trail year and a half, 90,000 miles we have traveled around the state and i can vouch for that i talked to voters, they feel strongly about their constitutional rights, the right to free speech, the right to self-defense and they want to see a candidate that will defend that right every day. jillian: 2 million concealed carry permit holders in florida but you look at the last couple years in florida and a lot of

shootings, jacksonville a couple days ago, parkland, orlando, there are a lot of people over the last couple years living a life where they are more afraid, they don't know how they feel about guns. how do you get that? >> these are serious issues and we need to take them seriously. look at jacksonville, another tragedy. two commonalities, an individual suffering mental illness and a place that was tagged a gun free zone where no one was allowed to defend themselves or protect themselves, when you look over and over and over again the same pattern in parkland, you have individuals that have diagnosed serious mental illness problems and we need to address that and get honest with ourselves, look around the country where you have tragedies like this they almost all happen in these tagged gun free zones where you tell people that have malicious

intent no one here can defend themselves and there are those who look at it and say the gun is the commonality. when a muslim terrorist attacks somewhere in the world we understand not all muslims are to blame and that is what you hear from the left particularly, we need to be thoughtful and understanding. i don't understand the reaction when a person who is diagnosed mentally ill uses a gun to commit a crime, gunowners have to be the ones that are blamed and victimized particularly when this is a fundamental constitutional right. jillian: if you are elected to this role what do you want to accomplish? >> it is an enormous responsibility, agriculture commissioner of florida not only oversees the most diverse ag profile in the nation but all the blue collar jobs, gas pumps and security guards, amusement parks, to focus on small business, also a growing state with great opportunities and

challenges that come with their, water policy, those that follow the challenges we have on water quality, that is my passion the last eight years and you will see that a high priority in this office. jillian: we will be watching and see how this plays out. appreciate it. rob: 36 after the hour, the left's rallying cry from and now. jillian: get rid of it, start over, we can replace it and we can replace it in a humane agency. rob: it turns out there voters don't agree with the abolish ice message, new pohlman was released. jillian: nfl star, jacksonville jaguar meal to officers working the game tournament shooting. ♪ you and me

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rob: from lane to miriam. another tropical storm in the pacific ocean. forecasters predict the storm could strengthen to hurricane in just hours as people assess the damage left from tropical storm lane, torrential rain flooding homes and completely washing out roadways. jillian: rivers raged in hilo, the second-largest rainmaker in the us since 1950. janice dean is tracking this storm. >> this one is not going to move close to hawaii. the potential for more rain across hawaii. we expect it to become a hurricane but it will be well used of the islands but look at the rain from what is left of lane, still plaguing parts of

the island, you mention incredible amounts of rain from this hurricane and we will see potential for showers and thunderstorms in the area in the next 24 to 48 hours. the other big story is the heat across the northeast with the heat index incredible. it will feel like 100 in new york, 104 in boston, heat advisories posted from dc to portland, maine. that will continue tomorrow and thursday. we have a cold front hanging around the midwest and the great lakes, reports of wind and a tornado yesterday and the threat continues today across the midwest. keep that in mind, large hail, isolated tornadoes and potential for heat but first official snowfall in the northern rockies yesterday. it is coming, the winter will come. enjoy what is left of the summer.

rob: already snowing in the mountains. >> all the anchors complaining about the heat when it is the first snowfall. can we put that together right now, producers? jillian: appreciation for the officers who responded to the deadly shooting in the jacksonville video game tournament, the jacksonville quarterback thanking from for their hard work and member the foundations pushed for, tweeting and part it is the bravery and courage unanimously swayed for communities. rob: the nfl and its players torn over the league national anthem policy despite ongoing talks, but no solution and no sign of one. the season less than two weeks away. last may they announced they would be fined but gave into a grievance by the players

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>> 12 minutes from now we are going to have a great lineup of guests. he is running for governor in the great state of florida, representative ron desantis will be dropping by and we will talk about, bruce ohr will get on the hill, senator lindsey graham will talk about his friend, the now late senator john mccain. jim brown will be reacting to comments from an espn post regarding what tiger woods said a couple days, larry kudlow on nafta and dana loesch was threatened on twitter that her children would be killed and twitter said that is okay. and comments from twitter before

they finally -- we got a busy three hours. 11 minutes from now on the channel. rob: an action-packed show. iran and syria meeting face-to-face signing an agreement to rebuild syria's military, the announcement coming as donald trump takes a stance on iran's support for bashar al-assad's government. what does it mean for the us? our allies in the region, former state department officer morgan ortegas. good morning to you. obviously this creates some unease in the united states, you don't want these countries buddy up and i'm sure iran has a lot of interest in syria. >> i will take one of the most complicated international relations over the next 60 seconds. anyone paying attention to syria for the past 7 years knows the

iran has influence during the civil war. what iran uses syria for as a base for their other illicit activities, destabilizing yemen, funding has below, using syria as a way to get close to israel and antagonize israel. this cooperation has been going on for some time but this meeting is bad for israel, bad for the us and bad for sunni allies in the region. what we need to be looking to which i am most concerned about which ambassador bolton said last week is this should be no more chemical attacks and there's a lot of concern in the national security community, those of us who watch this that the iranian's chemical attacks in syria where there is occupation control of the rebels.

rob: it is hilarious that iran goes to the un and complains about sanctions and tries to sue the us and un to get them removed and then behave like this. how does the eu support this agreement? their behavior is ridiculous and they say no sign of stopping. jillian: the administration has put forward a comprehensive strategy to counter iran in the region and the middle east but that strategy is meaningless if we let syria go. i understand the compulsion to not want to have a military presence in syria and the middle east but what happened in a rack after president obama came in office and got rid of our troops, al qaeda, isis, if we do the same in syria, allow them to attack again, and counter them

and return fire, if we do that we are repeating the same things the obama administration made, and ordered to have and implement a robust counter iran strategy we have to continue to pay close attention to what happens in syria. i could go on another 10 minutes about russian influence. rob: what russia does is a problem and you don't want russians linking up with iran and turkey, nato ally for many years going down this path, and a powerful line. >> i don't think they do this as much as the rest of the world, remember the russian economy is

not fantastic and they -- they are bleeding and dry in syria. they are sanctioning, to be overblown and overplayed whether it is here or in syria. the main thing to watch for is is there a chemical weapons attack, the russians started propaganda campaign saying the us and uk create a fake chemical attack so the propaganda is in the middle east. the point being this is a bad part of the world. i talk about how we need to look to china and think about that as a threat but saying that we can walk and chew gum, we can pay attention -- you just need to give an outline. rob: appreciate it so much.

jillian: all those calls abolish ice are coming from a vocal minority. >> abolish ice! rob: get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, we can replace it and we can replace it with a humane agency. rob: a new an associated press poll finds only 24% of americans actually support the movement of a 41% oppose it. the ap says those numbers are identical when pulled along party lines, a quarter of all democrats are actually in favor, democrats flooded with boxes as the leaders ask for cash, elizabeth warren says donald trump has ripped children from mom's arms at our border. in another fundraising email hillary clinton says donald trump, quote, locks kids in cages. and according to homeland security 2000 children have been reunited with their parents

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from a wildfire and now giving this pup a forever home. >> he remembers you, patrick. >> yeah. rob: patrick cohen reuniting with the dog weeks after finding him hiding under a tree in california. he adopted him when no one claimed him at the shelter during the bad fire. jillian: pot smokers want safe spaces in oregon where they can smoke legally. they liken it to drinking at a winery. rob: there you go. middle school students who to save in the event of an apocalypse. the kids in ohio told to choose 8 out of 12 people based on race, age and religion. one example is a racist armed police officer who has been accused of using excessive force. >> look at that accountant's pregnant wife. asian. orphaned 12-year-old boy.

>> a talk with the teacher. this is ridiculous. jillian: can you write in mom, dad, brother, brother-in-law, dog. friends? rob: rob see you later. ugly president trump announce as new trade deal with mexico sending stocks surging. >> we are going to call it the united states-mexico trade agreement. and we will get rid of the name nafta. it has a bad connotation. >> just another in a long line of campaign assurances and promises that have been kept. >> another tropical storm zeroing in on hawaii. this as people begin to assess the damage left from tropical storm lane. >> demoted doj official bruce ohr heading to the hot seat today. house lawmakers returning a week early to grill him behind closed doors. >> lawmakers are going to be honing in on the communications between bruce ohr and christopher steele, particularly after