rob: wednesday, august 29th, and new revelations from bruce ohr at the center of the fisa scandal. jillian: what happened behind closed doors that has republicans crying conspiracy. the power of the trump bump in arizona. rob: primary result pouring it overnight and what they mean for november. she called ice a terrorist organization. now a cold room. jillian: wait into you hear about her thermostats and from. "fox and friends first" starts now.

♪ ♪ take me away jillian: live look outside new york city. still dark out there at 4:01 am on the east coast. you are watching "fox and friends first" on this wednesday. rob: thanks for starting the day with us. the trump bump versus the far left. key primaries decided overnight in florida and arizona. jillian: candidates endorsed by the president faring well the democrats everything to celebrate too. allison barber has a closer look up the big races. >> reporter: donald trump is congratulating the candidate he back to the gubernatorial primary while on the left bernie sanders is congratulating the guy he backs, andrew gillam,

putting off a major upset, he was the top of the pre-election polls and what about spent but he narrowly beat out the democratic more centric front runner. ron desantis, outspoken defender of donald trump secured the nomination on the right, got a big bump in the polls after the president publicly endorsed him. the sunshine state is now poised for a major showdown. >> i want to thank him for his support, for entrusting me with viewing me as someone who can be a great leader for florida. thank you, mister president. >> every day hard-working people. they deserve a voice in the government and give it to them. >> reporter: voters cast primary ballot in florida, oklahoma, and arizona, closely watching

florida and arizona to try to get an indication of 2020, one of the most hotly contested senate seats is is arizona, being vacated by republican senator and frequent trump critic jeff flake. martha mc sally won the nomination beating sheriff joe arpaio and kelly ward. donald trump said martha mc sally running in the primary endorsed by rejected senator jeff flake and turned it down. martha a great us military fighter jet pilot and highly respected member of congress wins big. congratulations and on to november. mc sally will face one of her colleagues on capitol hill, kristin cinema. both parent -- both candidates will stop campaigning wednesday and thursday. their intention is to go pay respects to late senator john mccain. jillian: a lot to break down this morning as we continue to

break this down. the gunmen who opened fire in a videogame tournament is back open, business owners at jacksonville landing are not letting the tragic event stop or define them. david katz killing two gamers before turning the gun on himself. flowers in the game controller outside chicago pizza where the shooting happened, the business has not reopened. they canceled remaining tournaments as they look to ramp up security. attends child is dead after a devastating fire tears the chicago home. a teen in critical condition died from injuries, the victims ranging from 3 months to 16 years old were on a sleepover when the flames even did. investigators claim the building was neglected after an no smoke detectors were found inside. children set off fireworks on the porch in the past and cigarettes could have also sparked the fire.

rob: lawmakers grilling bruce ohr for twee 7 hours about the anti-trump dossier, catherine herridge has more on how congress might have more questions than answers. >> were you acting alone? how did your wife do that? >> reporter: bruce ohr his portfolio included drugs, not russia, arrived on capitol hill. there were issues and british spy christopher steele. the evidence suggests national security court was kept in the dark authorizing a surveillance ward for trump campaign aide carter page. >> not only did the fbi know that the dossier was verified

but they also knew there were credibility issues. >> reporter: another lawmaker said ohr answered about the timing and handling the dossier do not line up with other witnesses after the fbi fired him over media contact, to maintain contact with the bureau and pass along information. his wife nelly worked for fusion gps on russia. >> his wife since 2015 knowingly work to find dirt on trump and make connection with the russians for which she was paid and he didn't properly disclose. >> reporter: democrat on the house committee did not attend leaving questioning to staffers and lawyers. catherine herridge, fox news. rob: republicans backing donald trump say bruce ohr's testimony of his claim of a deep state to stop his presidency. charlie heard, opinion editor at the washington times wants to know why democrats are not as

shocked by what we learned. >> long after christopher steele was determined to be untrustworthy by the fbi because of hopelessly partisan information suspect, and bruce ohr took the information, and how high did that go, real questions about the bias and determination to go after donald trump even in month after donald trump were not only elected but inaugurated. this is stunning stuff. why democrats are not just as shocked and terrified at a justice department this out of control is alarming to me. >> not a single democrat on either house panel returned early for the hearing and 3 dozen republicans as well put staffers in their place.

jillian: major accusations the fbi leaked information to the media to get fisa warrants. a special agent told congress the bureau use news stories they essentially created as justification for surveillance ward. a source telling fox news the agent who worked with peter stzrok and lisa page confirmed the practice, the bureau says it didn't happen. >> reporter: lindsey graham on is his close friend john mccain in an emotional speech on the senate floor. >> if you want to help the country, be more like john mccain. i believe there is a little john mccain in all of us. he lived in the shadow of a 4-star father and 4-star grandfather. he always worried would he disappoint? you did not. rob: very nice, south carolina senator fighting back tears next

to where mccain sat which is raped in black and topped with white roses with gray will speak at the memorial service saturday in washington and his burial on sunday at the naval academy in annapolis, maryland. jillian: the midterms around the corner and jimmy carter has advice for anti-trump democratic candidates. >> i don't talk about impeachment. that is the wrong thing for democrats to do. >> the former democratic president adding he is hopeful voters will make the right choice when heading to the polls in november. rob: donald trump calling foul on the media, getting a fif a lesson on soccer penalty in the oval office. >> same kind of treatments. >> pick out someone. jillian: you can see donald

trump showing the press pool the red card all in good fun. the meeting laid groundwork for the 2026 world cup in north america. rob: he jokes with the press all the time and they laugh every time. jillian: they laugh until they are not laughing anymore. rob: 10 minutes after the hour, more big wins for candidates endorsed by the president. can democrats stop the trump bump? next guest breaking down critical races with the midterms. >> really taking advantage of a lot of people and that is a serious thing, really treading on troubled territory. jillian: donald trump with a warning for google as outrage grows on capitol hill. stay right there. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decision for our business.

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jillian: big win for candidates endorsed by donald trump in the floor and there is a primaries joined by bernie backed socialist candidate in one of the closely watched races this november. rob: here to break it down is justin wallin. we will charge -- start with the gop primary in arizona, a 3-way race and interestingly enough the most moderate candidates smoked the other two candidates. >> reporter: the most moderate candidate, mc sally, who won by a large margin faced competition from the right. one of her competitors was former sheriff joe arpaio, well-known name. all three were clamoring for the president's support. mc sally didn't always have a cozy relationship but it warmed up and she won handily. good news for republicans, she

is the one best to win in the general against a democratic opponent. jillian: a lot expected her to win, no big surprise. let's talk about the democratic governor's race. any surprises? >> in this case, this played out the way we expected. we have a progressive on that side, garcia who won that one, someone who wants to see an open border on the southern border, medicare for all, this is going to be trump versus progressive scenario. rob: let's talk about florida. we are talking about rick scott, the governor, right now, of florida, going up against bill nelson. we didn't need to follow this one. it was a washout. against bill nelson, two big names in florida and that could be an interesting race.

>> big names and big dollars, the most expensive campaign in america. rick scott has dumped in $20 million of his own money, a nice bit of pocket change and a lot of outside money coming in. if you look at the politics average of polls, it is very tight, it will encourage more spending and an exciting race to watch. jillian: the florida gop governors race that a lot of people are watching because at one point adam putnam was ahead and then ron desantis got the donald trump endorsement and comes away with the win. >> if ever there was a race where you can call the trump bump this is one of them. so he won, a big win for the

president and well poised in that space to take on a democratic contender. rob: that trump bump, 3000 votes in that race, incredible. south florida, a familiar name, donna shalala versus a former news anchor and republican. >> reporter: if anything was made-for-tv this would be it. former clinton hhs secretary donna shalala will face an actual news anchor, gop nomination, it will be interesting. it is fun. that is one of the fun reasons to keep an eye on it. the larger races capture more attention. that will be fun to watch. rob: do you think shalala takes that? >> i do. rob: we will see what happens in november. 17 minutes after the hour. chaos in the classroom over a make america great again hat, a student ripping off a classmate's head and slapping a teacher.

>> i was shocked. no one lashes out at our school, we all have our political beliefs. jillian: carly shimkus back from switzerland. this wi-fi is fast.

i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. rob: the 3-d gun blueprints banned from the internet are back online it up for sale, directions on how to print untraceable ar 15s, handguns and other plastic weapons up for grabs if you pay $10 despite a federal court order are in the blueprints from being posted online. the owner of the company says he

is allowed to put them up as long as he is charging for the blueprints, as long as they are not free. there have been hundreds of purchases since tuesday. jillian: faith is in the money. a federal appeals court throws out a lawsuit against the national motto in god we trust on us currency. the slogan was constitutional citing its long-standing historical use. the suit brought by atheist groups claims the motto on bills and coins violates their first amendment rights. rob: offering universal print without much detail and pride voters with bond. >> we don't need ice and they have strayed so far from the interests of the american people it has turned into a terrorist organization of its own and we need to stop pushing white kids would college and children of color into the criminal justice system.

jillian: socialist and the addiction demanding her debate room with governor andrew cuomo be warmed up before hand because cold rooms are sexist. rob: we get into this every day. jillian: i demand the temperature, rob was freezing in here. >> temperatures and suits, that is for another time. a rather chilly relationship forming between andrew cuomo and cynthia nixon ahead of their one and only televised debate tonight. nixon's team sent an email requesting the room temperature in a debate room be warmed to 76 ° because working conditions are, quote, notoriously sexist. that email says they are sexist when it comes to room temperature so we want to make sure we are all on the same page. governor cuomo according to the new york times likes to keep things notoriously chilly so his camp responded saying unlike

cynthia nixon the governor has more important things to focus on than the temperature of the room. you know this frosty fight is heating up on social media. how on earth is temperature sexist? another twitter user says tackling the important issues, i see. nixon's team says cuomo's has called the shots on the debate happening tonight. another case of them butting heads. jillian: everyone should know it is a comfortable 57 in our studio. >> 67 is too cold, i like 76. rob: 1 million lights, a lot of things. we are not going to get into this even though the debate will be pretty good. too bad it is not nationally televised. a kid swiping a hat and slapping the teacher. >> reporter: article student in california was arrested after taking another student's make america great again hat and

going on a profanity laced tirade and slapping a teacher who tried to stop the altercation. the 17-year-old student says she did it because the make america great again hat is a symbol, the victim's girlfriends that her behavior is completely inappropriate. >> i was shocked. no one lashes out at our school. we all have our political beliefs. i want to make a statement that we can wear these hats, we are not afraid to express ourselves. >> reporter: bicycle responded saying students and staff make safety the highest priority in the un hf administration will cooperate with the el dorado county sheriff office, it is being investigated, some blaming the lack of civility in washington for this whole situation. when twitter user says student inspired by democratic party

rhetoric and another timing and kids need to be expelled for hitting a teacher and verbally and physically attacking another student. that 17-year-old faces battery charges and is suspended from school. jillian: no more bake sales at one alabama school. >> reporter: this will resonate with a lot of parents. in alabama high school receiving praise for saying parents don't have to partake in fundraising events anymore. they implemented this opt out policy saying don't want to sell anything, bake anything, buy anything or avoid fundraising of any kind, we feel the same way. they are asking parents to make a $15 donation, they don't have to bake any cookies, just give us the money. rob: we could do that for everything. >> reporter: i don't want to spend two hours. very delicious. rob: we all know we just once

cash. thanks. jillian: 26 after the hour. you heard the left say it time and time again. >> get rid of it, start over, reimagine it, replace it with a humane agency. rob: a new paul says most democrats don't want to abolish ice. we are asking ice director tom homan, a wake-up call for democrats.

jillian: the united states will not suspend military drills on the korean peninsula, step back from donald trump's promise to stop them at the summit with north korea. rob: jennifer griffin has more on what this means for the denuclearization of that rogue regime. >> this is all on mike pompeo's shoulders.

>> and mattis threat offering diplomacy, in a repressed briefing tuesday mattis said the us will maintain military training exercises on the korean peninsula but warned this shouldn't be seen as a breakdown in negotiations between the two countries. >> ongoing exercises on the peninsula, north korea could not in any way misinterpret those as somehow breaking faith with the negotiation. >> donald trump agreed to stop joint exercises with south korea after his meeting with kim jong un but the north korean government denounced recent us military maneuvers in the pacific calling them, quote, extremely provocative and dangerous. >> we will see how negotiations go, supporting diplomats. >> reporter: tuesday's briefing mattis talking tough on syria saying he wants to work with the international community to reduce tension as russia hints

at the possibility of another chemical attack in the region. >> that the parent of state has been in active communication with russia to enlist them in preventing this. >> reporter: the syrian government working in areas of northern syria held by opposition forces. the region currently home to 3.5 million civilians. us officials are concerned syria and russia may use chemical weapons attacks as a pretext to move in. rob: the us not standing for the use of chemical weapons, officials morning russia and syria against yes attacks in the middle east claiming the terror group is planning such an attack and blame it on the government to trigger us response, donald trump has ordered airstrikes twice in response to syrian gas attacks. russia is gathering more ships in the middle east possibly to deter additional american

action, something to keep an eye on. the terrorist convicted in the 1993 world trade center bombing is suing the united states, claiming his religious rights are being violated while his food is not catered to his islamic beliefs and he wasn't even a special muslim prayer leave. colorado judge will make a decision on that in coming days. jillian: donald from taking aim at google and social media for what he calls fake news, the president accusing the company of rigging search results to bread press about him and other conservatives. >> we have literally thousands and thousands of complaints coming in. i think google and twitter and facebook are true on troubled territory and have to be careful. jillian: google responding to the criticism saying, quote, search is not used to set a political agenda and we don't bias the results toward any political ideology. google's ceos under fire for

declining to testify at a senate hearing on social media and russian meddling next week. a senior vice president will take his place, some lawmakers say that is not enough. the that it is senior editor of the federalist as if google did a search on itself the evidence of censorship would be evident. take a look. >> the same way you shouldn't say what donald trump is think about google news and how they rank things as gospel truth neither should you accept google's denial particularly when you have a history of google admitting they d rank based on their own editorial conceptions. you have examples of them censoring in other countries dealing with a lawsuit in their own company, or left-wing bias and fired employees who were too conservative, eric schmidt admitting the ranking is used to help search results.

>> think about not just google but facebook and twitter too. rob: left called to abolish ice has become a major platform for the democrats as the immigration debate heats up. >> it has become a deportation force, get rid of it, start over, reimagine it and build something that works. >> it turned into a terrorist organization. >> we can replace it with a humane agency. jillian: according to a new paul majority of democrat voters don't want to get rid of the agency. is a time to find a new platform? joining us is former ice acting director tom homan. we had democrats on our program on fox news who say i don't want to get rid of ice. >> i hope these far left governor cuomo and jill a brand

and cynthia next, i dislike them all equally, i hope they say it because they are pulling the curtain, open borders -- rob: here's the poll that proves the point, asking democrats on whether they support abolishing immigration and customs enforcement from this country. a big thing. supporting that, only 24%. opposing it at 41% and people who can't make up their mind at 34% on this issue. tell us as a former acting director the importance of this agency. a lot of these people are only looking at what happens with immigration in this country but you do a lot. >> immigration is an important part of it. you get rid of ice, no one is looking. over stay a visa no one is looking forward. you can get arrested, see a judge and get released, no one is looking for it. and take the first half of this

year, ice arrested 100,000 criminal aliens in the country illegally and another crime as a citizen in this country, new york state, ice arrested 5000 criminals off the street in new york so governor cuomo should be sending a thank you f and asking them to be abolished, and 2000 more predators off the street, 990,000 pounds of narcotics, 8000 more people at derogatory information that should never enter the country based on ice investigation, these are things ice does and abolishing ice would be a huge national security risk. >> you spend a lot of time working with this agency, you know the ands and outs better than most people do. of democrats who want to abolish ice get their way what would our country like in 5 or 10 years?

>> mass migration. you think there's a problem on the border now? interior enforcement, if there is no one doing worksite investigation, 300 person, get a job in the country legally, getting to society, go to a place like california, new york, you can get arrested by local police, their won't be ice anyway. this country is going to be a mess and i think the american people are smarter than that and some democrats are recognizing this and some democrats are walking away from this. it is ridiculous on its face but i hope these politicians in new york keepsake what they say because it is hurting them and they need to be hurt. that message needs to be in the american public that abolishing ice is not only a public safety issue but a national security issue.

the earlier segment, making cuomo and cynthia nixon, i would like to debate both of them. put me on a stage with them for 30 minutes. i guarantee they would run off the stage because i speak fact and not this hate for the men and women who defend this nation. to vilify them for enforcing laws, shame on them. as far as senator jill a brand, she's a legislature, but point fingers at men and women of ice that congress enacted. if she doesn't like it she can change it but rather than do her job she wants to point fingers at the fine men and women of ice. rob: politics. former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement tom homan, thank you for your time. jillian: 39 after the hour. the late senator john mccain now lies in the state capital. we are live where thousands are expected to pay their respects this morning.

rob: thousands expected to pay their respects to late senator john mccain as the american patriot lies in state at the arizona state capitol ahead of a memorial service tomorrow. ray bogan joins us, final preparations underway to honor mccain at the us capitol. >> reporter: good morning. today what would be centered mccain's 82nd birthday, he will lie in state at the arizona state capitol rotunda behind me in a couple hours. senator mccain's motorcade will arrive at 10:00 am local time. the arizona national guard casket team will carry senator mccain into the rotunda. then there will be a ceremony inside. governor doug doocy will reside. jeff flake will offer benediction and former

congressman james coffey will a a wreath. the cof public will convey were their respects at 2:00 pm. as long as there are people in line the capital will stay open. tomorrow there will be a ceremony at the north phoenix baptist church, arizona cardinal larry fitzgerald and former vice president joe biden whose son died from brain cancer. saturday services continue in washington before mccain is laid to rest and sunday at the naval academy in maryland. defense secretary jim mattis will be a pallbearer. this and what he said when he wanted young troops to understand the vietnam war generation and service men like mccain. >> it is primarily that they understand the love of country, if you cherish the country, it carries you through the toughest of times. there's nothing, no battle that can be thrown at you.

character will light a path forward for what they are looking for. >> reporter: senator mccain's final message to the american people, he wrote he is the luckiest man on earth and, quote, americans never quit, we never surrender, we never hide from history, we make history. jillian: thank you very much. democrats doing their best to delay and derail brett kavanaugh's supreme court nomination just one week before his hearing. >> chairman grassley scheduled a hearing for brett kavanaugh too soon and i'm calling on him to delay. >> i'm considering all the tools available to delay this nomination. >> he was involved in kenneth starr's commission investigating president clinton. >> what is in the document that

republicans don't want to share with the american people? jillian: joining me his constitutional attorney mark smith. thank you for your time. additional 85,000 pages of documents they have been requesting were released last night. is that going to be enough? >> for the democrats nothing is enough unless brett cavanagh withdraws the nomination. democrats don't have votes in the senate. what they are doing now is appropriate in the sense that it is great political theater for their constituents. when they go back to the district they can say we did everything we do to slow or stop it brett kavanaugh confirmation but didn't have the votes and that is what is going on. brett kavanaugh has been a judge for over a decade. not like he is a secret guy and he has been on the donald trump list of potential supreme court nominees for over a year. they had ample time to look at his record and request documents about him going back a year.

it is really their fault. jillian: is there a chance it gets delayed? >> know. i tell you why. there is a practical reason why it doesn't get delayed. we have midterm elections coming up and one third of us senators are up for reelection, they want to go back to their home districts and campaign. they don't want to be in washington. they want to get out of washington as soon as they can to the campaign trail so there is a self-interest reason for one third of senators to get out of town. jillian: the arguments i was hearing last night, one of the concerns even from some republicans, the support of executive power but republican said it would be concerned about that if i thought that was a reality but democrats seem to keep pounding that right now. >> the president has a lot of power. that is why they have national elections what's one person to be the president because it is such an important position and he has a lot of power or she has a lot of power in the future.

so what? there are many ways to check and balance a rogue president, the congress can do it, there are investigations that can occur, you don't need the supreme court to check a rogue executive and that is hypothetical. you can say that about anything. we don't know what future justices have to face. will be an executive making bad decisions? illegal act by congress? we have no idea. if that is the standard for delay they would never confirm any justice. jillian: a lot of democrats on the other side make noise just to make noise because this is donald trump's pick. >> of course. it is pretty fair the democrat strategy since donald trump won the election is whatever trump stands for we are the opposite, we are the resistance. that is what this is about. it doesn't matter who donald trump pics, whoever he picked,

people on the left are simply going to be angry about it and complain about it and brett kavanaugh despite being hugely credentialed in all respect that a judge for ten years on the most important court other than the supreme court is getting harassed by the democrats. jillian: next week? >> yes. he will be confirmed by the end of september. jillian: thank you for your time. it is 11 minutes until the top of the hour. when a newsgroup becomes the news. >> they are also waking up. jillian: wait until you see what happened. don't go anywhere. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged

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rob: a bit of a downer for the happiest place on earth, disney loses a big tax break. jillian: tracy carrasco here with what it means for park goers. >> reporter: the anaheim city council voted to end agreements that offer the disney resort disneyland some tax breaks. surprisingly this came at the request of disney. these incentive deals were designed to encourage disney to build a luxury hotel and expand the theme park a multimillion dollar expansion. but disney, they said they wanted these tax breaks taken away because they said, quote, it created an adversarial climate where there should be cooperation and goodwill so they are hoping by ending these deals it will improve the relationship between the city and disney. rob: that is interesting. this is also very interesting. a robotic bundler at your hotel.

>> reporter: they are introducing, there is on your screen, robotic concierges, purple robots on wheels walking around the hotel. they will act like a bellhop, they will bring you drinks and snacks, give you directions, they have several different readings and verbal responses. there is also a touchscreen with various facial expressions. they don't have a name yet. the hotel will do a social media contest to name the robots. jillian: to you have to tip them? rob: your job is not safe, the robots are coming. you don't have to tip them. what are they going to do? jillian: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. this sheriff's deputy is taking a shot at love, asking his girlfriend look through a sign

asking her to marry him. >> oh my god. stop it. jillian: she said yes at the shooting range where they first met. jillian: very clever. rob: next the bad. a news crew is nearly run over by a wild driver live on tv. >> they are waking up. >> reporter: reporter crystal story was covering the shooting in colorado when a car came plowing through, the driver did not have a license. jillian: hold the mayo, the town changing its name for a few days, proposed by the makers of the alternative. but town officials made it official.

even changing out the town's water tower for a few days. rob: i love miracle whip. it is so good. coming up at 5:00 canada putting canada first, taking a stage from donald trump's playbook. rob: proof the president is winning on the economic stage.

jillian: welcome back on wednesday, august 29th. breaking overnight the power of the trump bump in florida and arizona. rob: primary results pouring in overnight and what they could mean for november. >> really taken advantage of a lot of people and it is a serious thing. they are treading on troubled territory. rob: interesting accusation. is google going after conservatives, the president seems to think that. jillian: his new warning for the text joint, sanctuary state california giving tens of thousands of criminals a get out of jail free card. rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪