rob: 1200 a coat. not a bad deal. jillian: only 1200 a coat? okay. rob: ridiculous. jillian: thanks for watching. "fox & friends" starts right now. see you later. >> three of the muslim extremists accused of training kids in mexico compound are now three. >> the individuals three of the five of the come powngsd are very dangerous and at this moment they have the maximum incentive to try to flee. >> debate turned out to be feisty with both candidates talking over each other. >> the opponent lives in the world of fiction i live in the world of fact. can you stop interrupting? can you stop interrupting? >> can you stop lying? >> she wants t he want to be the greatest president and he knows he can't be the greatest president without being accepted in the black community. but we're going to have to speak to him. >> this is the actual fountain of youth. >> well, here goes nothing.

what's up? [drum roll] ♪ hall of fame ♪ and the world's going to know your name ♪ ainsley: it's august 30th, y'all. the end of august. labor day is coming up. brian: ainsley is back. ainsley: i was on vacation so i'm in a great mood. brian: for a change. ed: usually pretty ugly in the morning. ainsley: good to be back. brian: i'm glad you burned all your vacation days now you have to start working through christmas. ainsley: when are you taking yours? brian: america needs me. ed: thanks for having me here. brian: ed is playing you the role of steve. >> half hour hofstra university i hear it was 69 degrees indoors. much to cynthia nixon's

dismay. ed: what you like it on. ainsley: we like it hot. primary two weeks away from their primary. big debate last night. she challenged two weeks ago. and debated each other. they traded some personal barbs. ed: incident i can't nixon a race tcynthia nixon.she called r organization. drew a lot of scorn not fair for people, these ice agents trying to enforce our immigration law us. governor cuomo seemed to want to go even further left last night. watch. >> new york state is the state that is suing donald trump for ripping babies from the arms of their mother. new york state is the state that says we will not cooperate with ice. they are a bunch of thugs.

he politicized ice. they are a bunch of thugs. we said we will sue them if they violate any criminal laws in the state of new york. brian: think about this guy. is he talking about law enforcement. calling law enforcement a bunch of thugs hired to protect us. thomas homan is going to be up to respond to that are they indeed a bunch of thugs? it was border patrol. wasn't ice. put forward it looks like by attorney general sessions, not even donald trump. now you talk about governor cuomo who says to himself i'm only up by 20 points why don't i go fly into the left and try to act more severe and extreme than my opponent. ainsley: i don't remember him ever being this extreme and talking about ice like this and calling them thugs until cynthia nixon started saying let's abolish ice and alexandria ocasio-cortez wins in the new york area she is the socialist also saying we need to abolish ice. he is also the one who said don't forget america has never been great. is that his quote? ed: never been that great

anyway. and he had to clean that up. took him several days. brian: i don't think he is ever going to crean it up personally. ed: right, on top of that in this debate last night he took himself out of the 2020 run. right after saying that, he spends the rest of the debate talking about donald trump as if he is getting ready for 2020. does anyone believe him? ainsley: they asked him do you promise to stay governor for four years if you are elected and the crowd listens and he says i will unless and then the crowd is like what? is he going to run for president? he said unless, you know, the good lord takes me, right, before my term is over. brian: four minutes after the hour. a lot of intrigue. that might be a distant race. one getting a lot of intrigue and a lot of interest. that is florida where congressman ron desantis with the backing of the president gets a convincing primary win. is he going against an opponent quite different from him 39-year-old mayor from tallahassee.

first african-american nominee to run for governor. get this far. and right away ron desantis says we are very different when it comes to abolishing ice. very different when it comes to raising taxes. i'm not into that. we're very different when it comes to socialized medicine. he wants to give everybody free hurricane. ed: immediately everyone talking about nationalized gillum backed by george soros. brian: tom styer. ed: tom styer put money into the primary. he won against the odds. trump ally, bernie sanders ally going to be a national race. immediately controversy for ron desantis comes on fox yesterday morning and basically, yes, he is talking about the socialist policies of andrew gillum and trying to have, you know, a clear difference, trying to show sharp lines there on policy, but he kind of stepped in it because he used a word that suggested to some that he was talking about race. watch. >> we have got to work hard to make sure that we continue florida going in a

good direction. let's build off the success we have had on governor scott. the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. ainsley: warning floridians not to monkey this up by picking a socialist agenda. people did say. so headlines calling him a racist. he was on with sean hannity last night to clarify. listen. >> it hat has zero to do with race, sean it has everything to do with whether we want florida to go in a good directions. i'm not going to let the democrats and andrew gillum try to object secure a debate about whether his tax increases, his single pair hurricane plan, hipayirhealthca. i don't care what it is or what color you are. brian: people saying it's a dog whistle. it's a race. andrew gillum says hey, you know what? it's not a dog whistle, it's

a bull horn. i actually don't think if you hear those remarks you don't think for a second if you know congressman desantis and his background you don't think for a second that he is racist nor do you think that it's a dog whistle, i wouldn't think, that anyone would come to that conclusion unless people saw that as a political opportunities to label him a certain way. ed: in fact, tuesday night, desantis was on with laura ingraham saying the same exact thing without the monkey it up comment. talking about we don't want florida to become venezuela. again, all about social iglesias policies. seems like he slipped up by using that word though. you've got to be more careful if you are running for governor in any state special a high profile one like florida where this race is front and center right await a minute on the other hand, you listen to christopher harris on with tucker last night. he said no matter what happens everyone wants to turn a fight into race. >> that's why they are using things like going african democrat desantis and say a phrase he used may have been

inartful in his use but when put in the proper context was not racist at all. so what they are doing, they are ringing the bell. it's a p paflovian response oh my god he is a racist. let's get rid of him. if you gillum in office increase taxes on businesses by close to 50%. we want to address the things that are good for all of america. brian: everyone who did an interview with gillum yesterday. wonderful speaker, he got the support of two very rich and powerful people in tom steyer and george soros, okay, final. congratulations on doing that in reality he wants to liberal ice, raise the corporate tax up to 40%. socialize medicine. dramatically change what florida actually does. they are a success story. they have people flooding

into that state at zero state taxes at record rate. it would seem the policy, the gubernatorial candidate that was going to be self would want to continue what governor so the is doing on the surface desantis has the right message. ed: as mayor of tallahassee the fbi is investigating the office and how they dole out infrastructure money. subpoenas. brian: costa rica trip. ed: i paid for my way. the media is not talking about that. gillum's record eventually is going to be front and center as well. ainsley: it was a shock that he won. ed: governor of the former senator. bob graham frontrunner establishment democrat. vastly outspent. sort of came out of nowhere. had you another candidate, the former mayor of miami. brian: very successful. ainsley: better for desantis to have somebody so far left. ed: better to have him

defined so far on the left trump ally instead of a centrist like graham. he these clean up this remark and focus more on the socialist policies that you talked about. have you got to be more careful because nobody believes that this was his intent, but, when you are running for governor. search going to be watching your words. brian: everything. and the president is already weighing in on that. meanwhile, let's weigh in and find out what jillian suspect to. jillian: a little here and there nothing too much. we are following news that we want to get you caught up on starting with. this john mccain leading the state o-leavingstate of arizonae final time. north phoenix baptist church ahead of being flown to joints base andrews. mccain's wife and daughter meghan weeping over the casket. 15,000 people lining up in

the 104-degree heat to pay their respects. >> my hero can endure five years of torment. i can endure three or four hours of the heat. jillian: it's 2008 running mate sarah palin is reportedly not invited to his funeral on sunday. a murder suspect is waking up behind bars after police find the body of a missing boy on long island. carlos hernandez is accused of killing the unidentified teenager whose body was found in a shallow grave one year after he was last seen. police believe the ms-13 gang is connected to the boy's death but it's unclear if hernandez is a member of that gang. president trump says there's no reasonable to resume war games with south korea after that north korea summit between president trump's scraps military exercises with south korea as a goodwill gesture. the president says he has a good relationship with kim jong un and the drills cost too much money. just a few days ago trump

cancelled a visit by mike pompeo. anger over baby trump blimp flown ahead of the president's pre-k visit have a plan for revenge. bikini clad london mayor sadiq chan with chest hair. raising $60,000 to bring it to live. must approve the balloon. since he approved the trump blimp he must sign off on this one. so there you have it. >> chest hair is interesting. we hav. brian: we have no proof of that. jillian: i don't want the proof. ainsley: no we don't. thank you, jillian. ed: judge clears three suspected muslim extremist running a terror camp for kids. we are live with the stunning decision out in new mexico. ainsley: lashing out at cnn for sticking by. they said they never lied.

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♪ ainsley: president trump blasting cnn for standing by its botched story about that 2016 meeting in trump tower tweeting, quote: cnn is being torn apart from within, based on their being caught in a major lie and refusing to admit the mistake.

sloppy karl bernstein, a man who lives in the past and thinks like a d dee dee general fool being laughed at over country. >> make no mistake, mr. president cnn does not lie. we report the news. and we report when people in power tell lies. cnn stands by our reporting and our reporters. there may be many fools in the story but karl bernstein is not one of them. joining success ari fleischer. what's your reaction? this is cnn's fifth blown bombshell related to donald trump. first when cnn said comey will not say what donald trump said he would say. trump is not under investigation. they messed up when they said scaramucci was connected to the russians. they messed up when they said donald trump jr. knew wikileaks ahead of time had when which was bogus and

knew about trump tower meeting in advance. all five duds cnn gets a lot wrong. ainsley: how did this happen? how are they being accused of telling a lie. >> reason such a velocity and direction in the press to accept any assertation or assertion that trump did wrong particular whether i russia. cnn and many of the media are so invested in the wanting to get donald trump over russia and collusion that they drop their normal editorial filters and put things on the air that they should not put on the air and once something goes wrong they refuse to acknowledge it and cnn is in so much trouble now over the trump knew advance about the trump tower meeting with michael cohen saying it too invested. they don't do their diligence. ainsley: bernstein co-wrote this article for cnn. source now we are learning is lanny davis who is michael cohen's attorney. is he now saying we need to walk this back. i regret being much clearer.

what they wrote an article about was saying that michael cohen was willing to sail that president trump knew about that meeting with don jr. and the russian attorney. when, in fact, now we are learning that wasn't true. so, what's the -- if they were just writing a story based on what their sources said, how do you avoid that if later lanny davis comes out and says that he was wrong and he walked it back. >> i don't blame the media for getting something wrong with a source gives it to you wrong. once a source gives it to you wrong, you need to acknowledge it we relied on lanny davis, he retracted his story and there therefore cnn got it wrong. end of story. here they are saying they have two sources. one they have lanny problems thought second source. my only guess if cnn is too embarrassed to fix their reporting or michael cohen is the source that cnn is hanging its hat on. if that's the case, michael cohen has big problems because he told congress the opposite and that could be perjury if michael cohen said one thing to cnn and then lied to congress. ainsley: all right. thank you for being with us and weighing in on this. great to see you. >> thank you.

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gore calling climate change a global emergency in his mind. looks like australia is getting ready to ban chelsea manning former u.s. soldier turned classified document leaker is set to be there on a few days on a speaking tour. just learned the government might not allow her entry australian government would only say whether non-citizens must pass character rirks requirements. ed has a lot of character. ed: stephan davis aspiring police officer whose career was nearly derailed after he was arrested and charged with a felony in 2013 for accidently transporting his legally registered hand gun. but after telling his story right here on "fox & friends," he got a full pardon from new jersey's governor in 2013. watch. >> my attorney called me and he told me that we'll be getting a pardon. steve: how do you feel? >> so great. now i'm just thankful for all the support i have been getting from you, of course,

fox news. ed: w. well now stephon josie davis story come full circle now a deputy for the sheriff's office in maryland. good morning, sir. >> good morning, sir, how are you. ed: how does it feel to be where you are. >> it's great. it's a great opportunity. i'm grateful sheriff mike edwards believed in me. it's a great opportunity to be able to serve. ed: take one stead back and -- . had you this gun, it was registered. you accidently brought it into new jersey, explain. >> yes. i had left it in my vehicle one mornings. my little sister came into the garage and i was a little distracted by her. i placed it in the vehicle. puts her upstairs and i was heading to work and i was a little bit late and left and didn't put it where it needed to be. ed: governor christie was governor at the time he saw this story and wanted to do something about it what did

it mean when you were pardoned and realized this was a mistake? >> it was just a right that was corrected. i just felt thankful that he was able to do this for me and i was able to follow my dream. it was a long fight. i lost everything and i was able to regain everything back and fulfill my dream. ed: you go to the police academy in maryland where i live. >> yes. ed: what was it like going through that and realizing this dream. >> the academy was tough. but i learned community policing. they were real big on that and i was able to get a 3.7 gpa and able to get my degree. i'm furthering my degree in forensic science. more than likely goin -- ed: what do you do to help bring people together so there is not so much animosity. >> build that rapport with the community. that's what we learned in the academy. you have to build that relationship in the community. you have to gain the trust

of the citizens in your community. so, when you have bad rapport with your citizens whatever county you work, in calvert, where i'm at, you just have to have that relationship with them and be able to succeed. that's what i feel like you need to do. ed: realizing what you had been through, when you graduated from the police academy and get the call saying from the sheriff in calvert county saying you are going to be a deputy, take me to that phone call? >> when i came in i met with sheriff mike evans. he said he heard a lot of good things about me. my lieu ten nangt buckmaster that was there was fighting for me to get in there i really appreciate that my sergeant cox and necker. field training officers. everybody at the department is great. came in there, made me feel welcome. felt at home. and i have been receiving the best training i can receive in field training. ed: what does it feel like getting a second chance? >> i'm just -- it's just a blessing. i'm going to use what i have been through and be able to help other people get through the same thing and be able to be a positive

role model for community. ed: you are. and we appreciate that very much. i will be driving the speed limit when i go through calvert county i promise. >> yes, sir. ed: outrage after a judge clears three suspected muslim extremists suspected of running a terror training camp for kids. we are live with that stunning decision in new mexico. kanye west standing by his support for the president. >> he want to be the greatest president and he knows that he can't be the greatest president without being accepted by the black community. ed: more on the comment everybody is talking about this morning. and college football season is finally here. we're kicking things off on the fox square with cheerleaders and a mascot ♪ we will ♪ we will ♪ rock you ♪ ♪ (vo) when bandits stole the lockbox from the wells fargo stagecoach,

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brian: we are back with a fox news alert. get this: three of the muslim extremists accused of training children to shoot up at the new mexico compound are now free. ainsley: their charges have been dropped and the judge is blaming the prosecutors. ed: "fox & friends" co-host rob schmitt joins us live from the newsroom with the latest developments and they are shocking. rob: how this happened is going to anger people. simple mistake by prosecutors leads to the release of three of the five suspects arrested at that extremist compound in new mexico. lucas morthe three have been see after the three were dismissed. the three failed to follow state rules requiring an evidentiary hearing within 10 days of the suspect's being charged and jailed. that's how it happened. the other two suspects remain in jail on separate child abuse charges

resulting in the death of 3-year-old abdul wannaj body found in the search of that compound. the father and partner janey levelle both pleaded not guilty. >> whether people are outraged or not, direct your outrage to the source of the problem in this case and judge mcilroy says he expects the district attorney to do their job. >> rob: the judge did not hold back when addressing this situation. >> i'm just going to say once again that i am very disappointed the court is being caught between very public, very shocking information and a complete failure to follow proper procedures in prosecuting a case. rob: see there he didn't really want to let them free but he thinks he has no choice there has been outrage in this case, of course, from the very

beginning when the initial judge set bail at just $20,000. prosecutors could still seek additional charges against the three who were released and then rearrest them and bring them back. in we will see if that happens, guys. it's kind of scary. brian: it is. kind of ridiculous. thanks, rob. kind of ridiculous. if they're going to go under house arrest. they need a house. they basically have nothing like tin cans and sand bags. ainsley: and tires. ed: first judge let the suspects out on the notion that maybe they were not such a threat to the community one child died already in their care. i think it was a 3-year-old. 3-year-old is dead. ainsley: they were charged with abuse, abuse of children. you saw the conditions they were living in it was filthy. prosecutors had 10-day rule. had you to go before a judge and have a hearing to establish probable cause. you had 10 days to could that. if they had just done their jobs and done that within that 10 day window then

these suspects would stillable behind bars. brian: not splitting the atom. seems like a open and shut case. working this case, maybe been ahead of the investigators. listen to his reaction. it? >> is frightening. these three individuals. the three of the five that were leading the compounds are very dangerous. and at this moment, they have the maximum ensign incentie to try to flee or carry out an attack and die. they don't want to go to jail. if you are jihaddist. you want to die as a martyr and they know if they go to trial they will be convicted and be locked up. for them the choice is try to flee or try to carry out an attack. brian: extraordinary the court can do prosecutors are knuckle heads why should the public be put in danger? ed: one of the leaders of this camp talked about jihad that was in previous court documents, number one,

number two training these kids to potentially launch school shootings in the days ahead. this is serious, serious stuff. ainsley: i want to hear from the prosecutors and find out what their reason was. brian: i don't know if the bus was going to pick them up in the compound. i think they would have to get rides from somebody there. 24 minutes before the top of the hour. have you news. >> story we have been following for days now. very bizarre story. we do have update. you remember this woman, right? going door to door in the dead of the night with broken shackles on her wrist. she was found safe. police finding the woman's boy friend dead inside a home, actually around the corner where she was going door-to-door this was during a welfare check. turns outs he was suicidal and killed himself. she was not found in that home. the woman is a family violence victim but not offering any details. the chilling video sent off a frantic search after the woman rang multiple doorbells at 3:00 in the morning. a kindergartner walks nearly three miles from his first day of school. he walked home all alone.

he was supposed to go to an after school program but no one came to get him. now his parents are demanding answers. >> i want to know where did they mis mess up? they messed up big time. jackson kirby recognized familiar land marks to figure out how to get home in california. the school is investigating. pete wanpeta wants to honor dead lobsters. requesting the state of maine build this 5-foot monument after several lobsters were killed when a semi-truck overturned. some locals say it's too much. >> what's the difference falling on the road and dying and thrown in boiling hot water and we eat them every day. maine's department of transportation hasn't commented. a surprise appear once for president trump. the rap everywhere will do whatever it takes to be great for black americans.

>> he want to be the greatest president. and he knows he can't be the greatest president without the seven tans of the black community. it's something that he is going to work towards. we have to speak to him. jillian: what do you think about kanye's comments email us at friends@foxnews.com. and let us know. go outside to janice dean where it's really hot couple of days. january january it is hot there. there is a cold front coming through. we will feel it tomorrow. for now it is hot and sticky. and college football season is finally here. we have some of your favorite teams on the fox square today. ainsley: do you want to know how much brian paid for his? is he like mini pearl. brian: have to be able to return them. ainsley: 19.98. brian: you left the prompter hanging finish system. janice: competition before big game. ainsley: tomorrow is national college colors day.

brian: doing it for 14 years by the way. ainsley: vice president of marketing for img is here with the latest. good morning to you. >> good morning. ainsley: wear your college colors to work? >> absolutely. we sore excited to celebrate the 14th annual college colors day tomorrow. and we want everyone to show their spirit tomorrow on social media wearing their colors using #college colors day. this is the time of the year, it's back to football. no teams have been defeated. everyone's school spirit should be at the height and we want everybody to show their spirit. #college colors day. ainsley: are you a gator. >> i am not a gator but it's one of our partner schools. ed: we gave up football in 2004. we have been undefeated for almost more than a decade now. ainsley: are their colors? ed: green.

we have out here mascot. we need the mascots to line up. brian: you have a fike phone. what's your name tennessee? >> yes, of course. brian: who do you play? >> we are playing west virginia this saturday. brian: you kick off everything this saturday? brian: this saturday. brian: are you predicting victory or just want both teams to play hard. >> victory for sure. brian: what's your name? >> alli. brian: who do you play. >> saturday nicholls state. brian: i'm predicting a kansas victory. brian: we have to break up now guys into a tug-of-war because the mascots aren't allowed to talk. we thought we would do something they could agree on. pull each other across the middle. janice: who is going to help ed? >> michael. what do we got? we have kansas. devol. who is on the other side. west virginia, the bear cat and we have rutgers.

ainsley: ready? brian: there will be no survivors. ready? go. [cheers] good job, guys. can i talk to you? >> yes, sir. what is it like to win? >> amazing. brian: congratulations up top. everybody is undefeated. anxiously, how do you feel about not playing really a role in the tug-of-war? ainsley: where is our mascot? south carolina's mascot is not represented but you guys are amazing. you make football games more fun. brian: no kneeling. we are all standing. ainsley: all standing right here. one state could soon require all companies to have women on board of directors: should that be mann dated or

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jillian: good morning and welcome back. quick headlines now. california's gun laws are about to get even stricter. lawmakers voting to raise the age of buying long guns from 18 to 21. californians already have to be 21 to buy a handgun. the new bill heads to governor jerry brown's desk where is he expected to sign it turning to pot to treat pain. anyone in illinois can now use medical marijuana as al turner toif prescribed pain

killers. the newly signed law opioid abuse making the switch only requires a doctor's authorization. brian? brian: all right. thanks, jillian. trump backed candidate ron desantis cruising to a victory in tuesday night's primary. sounds familiar for g.o.p. primary people when they get support from the president. desantis became the latest 2018 candidate to get a presidential push and get victory. in fact, only two of the 37 primary or special election candidates endorsed by the candidate lost. so what is this so-called trump bump mean for the general? here to break it down is outstanding polster john thomas. we know it helps in the primary. in these states where the president barely won or just lost do they have to reach across the aisle and does the president's push help? >> good question. first of all, you are right. president trump's endorsement in these primaries he is the undisputed kingmaker no question about it you see that in california with john cox. ron desantis, et cetera.

looking forward to november, i would recommend it is clear, you must, if you are a republican candidate, have you got to hug the president for one reason and one reason alone and that's because the president has uncanny ability to generate base turnout. that's what these mid terms elections are all about. there are two things these candidates have to do. hug president trump because he will help turn out your base and, two, run on the trump agenda. that's how you get those swing voters because his agenda is incredibly popular as well. brian: right. and the economy going well, not necessarily a war about to break out. >> right. brian: so there is a lot to go for. when it comes to his tone, a lot of people think that's controversial. so if something comes out and people don't like something that comes out of white house, how do they react? >> well, look, each candidate needs to be their own candidate, right? but, as far as trump's tone, let's not forget that trump has had the highest approval rating of nearly any president, republican president ever, okay? in these midterm elections

it's about making sure republican voters don't stay home. and there is nobody better to generate intensity and enthusiasm than the president. brian: look at these and share them with the audience. before ron desantis was getting killed by adam putnam and trailed and then look what happened john mccain passes away, he was known as somebody who have town halls in hostile environments. do you think the president should add that wrinkle to his agenda? >> i absolutely think he should but just a quick note. i will get to that. a quick note in florida. the other untold story on that florida victory because of president trump he turned out almost 200,000 more republicans than democrats statewide. that's pretty remarkable and credit to the president. he has the ability to shift the turnout model, which is a good thing. but, yes, president trump is at his best when he goes -- takes his voice directly to the people. we have seen that in these

special elections propel him to victory. quite frankly we saw that in the homestretch in 2016 when trump made all of those whirl wind stops in those key battle ground states. he absolutely should go out there and remind voters that his agenda is working for them. brian: about winning the persuadables places i places. >> democrats are running in some like california's 39th. running alleged sexual predators. they're running socialists in these districts. it's a two-front battle there. brian: thanks, mr. thomas. todd piro and his road package in just a moment. don't miss a minute.

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ed: he's hit the road and we may never see him back in the studio. brian: our own todd piro is getting a firsthand look all the fun can you have traveling across the country in an rv. special thaspecial that one. ainsley: is he actually in st. augustine, florida. hey, todd. todd: this is a much more chilled scene than last two weeks. after the intensity of the last two weeks we needed something chill. we took the little guy mini max which is our nickname for ed henry out to the beaches of st. augustine we are cooking up bacon and eggs. >> bacon! todd: having chill time. that doesn't mean we didn't have an adventure. check it out. todd: nothing like a piro starting a fire. hanging out in your rv, coming outside and grilling on open flame. that says america, folks. ♪ now that we have got our

home away from home all set up, it's time to see the sites. st. augustine known as the oldest american settlement right behind success where it all started. >> this is the first permanent settlement in the united states. it was founded on september 8th, 1555. how important is st. augustine? >> everything spread from here out. todd: when the spanish went to anastasia island did they travel by rv? [laughter] this is the actual fountain of youth. >> cross marks the stop that's the evidence that he left so he could show that he was here. todd: should i give it a shot? >> absolutely. let's go. todd: what's up? this a museum with real artifacts pirates used? >> we had over 8 stories.

this is an actual artifact. take that i really want to fire a cannon. >> all right. we can do that. todd: fire in the hole. >> we can do that. saint francis attacked st. augustine 1886. queen elizabeth of spain said i'm over these attacks. build a for the to protect the city. todd: one way to deal with pirates was to create ports like this one. did ports like this work. >> as a matter of fact they did. we experienced a number of attacks here both pirate and british attacks. are you ready for an adventure? >> let's go collect it out. the national park service does an amazing job really keeping up the authenticity of this place. >> we do a phenomenal job. todd: who are you. >> i'm sebastian of toledo. >> looks like you are signing me up for something. >> signing you up for the spanish army. report for duty at 6:00. do it remotely.

todd: st. augustines. there are a lot of stories. ghost stories. so what better way to find out for myself than by going on the ghost and grave stones tour. come on. >> we are now going to the most haunted building in st. augustine. there were eight documented hangings that took place at the old jail. you did the crime, you got to do the time all the way to maximum security. [screams] todd: forget emmys not only was i named spanish army master junior ranger i got these neat things. typically an honor reserved for people between 4 and 146789 but that seems about right. ed: it's about right for you, todd. ainsley: thank you, todd. brian: we will check in with you a little bit later.

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ainsley: andrew cuomo is running against cynthia nixon they had big debate last night. >> new york state is a state says we will not cooperate with ice they are a bunch of thugs. ainsley: three of muslim extremists training kids at compounds are free. >> they are very dangerous and at this moment they have the maximum incentive to try to flee he he had kanye west standing by his support of the president. >> he wants to be the greatest president and he knows he can't be the greatest president without being accepted by the black community. todd: fountain of youth. well, here goes nothing.

what's up? janice: college football season is finally here. >> go. [cheers] >> this is going to be the best day of my life ♪ my life ♪ ed: steve wasn't here so kansas lost tug-of-war their mascot was on one side if steve was here he would have been urging them on. ainsley: tomorrow supposed to wear college colors to work because this is the weekend when college football kicks off. brian: friday night and straight through and good time in between for the kids to study because it is all about education. ainsley: i don't know if i knew that my freshman year. ed: division one? really? we will get to that later. brian: that's what my impression is. ed: that sounds a little bit like fake news. sounds like something andrew cuomo would say.

brian: america is not that great. ed: last night had this debate and he went a little bit further. he has been pulled to the left again and again by cynthia nixon challenging him in this primary coming up in new york in september. she said some weeks ago that ice is a terror organization which seemed like a new low but i think the governor went even further last night. ainsley: she said she wanted to abolish ice. is he piggy backing on that and saying this about ice and the administration. >> new york state is the state that is suing donald trump for ripping babies from the arms of their mother. new york state is the state that says we will not cooperate with ice. they are a bunch of thugs. he politicized ice. they are a bunch of thugs. we said we will sue them if they violate any criminal laws in the state of new york. brian: big tough guy. wonder what it would be like if he had a chance to confront somebody from ice would you sue them and call them thugs? tom homan ran that organization. is he a fox news contributor.

tom, what's your reaction? you know about political rhetoric but this has got to be personal for you. >> it is personal. i'm not going to sit here and call him names i did that last night under my breath. what he is saying his actions are disgusting. to say call ice agents thugs, think about it. these are men and women who are fathers and mothers and brothers and sisters, sons and daughters that chose to enforce laws in this country. strap a gun to their hip and put a bullet proof vest on and protect the community he calls them thugs. arrest thugs, ms-13 members, drug traffickers, we arrest over 5,000 criminal aliens off the street in new york that many walked out of his sanctuary jails. rather than call the thugs, i'm not asking anybody to give ice agents slack. a little recognition of a difficult job they do every day to put their lives on this country every day that protect new york every day. he ought to be writing a thank you letter rather than calling them names.

it's ridiculous. ainsley: why are so many politicians saying this to get votes? it feels like politics they are moving so far to the left and, you know, have you alexandria ocasio-cortez. i have been state for the long time now i have never heard him say these things now is he saying this because the lady is he running against cynthia nixon says she wants to liberal ice. what else the purpose? do they really know what you guys do? >> obviously they don't. because if they knew what ice did, again, they would be thanking ice for doing what they do putting their lives on the line for this country. in thing for the left to say abolish ice. one thing is clear governor cuomo is putting his political ambitions the same with alexandria ocasio-cortez and same with senator gillibrand no better, they are putting their political ambitions ahead of public safety and border security. last night, you know, they both fighting who is going to resist president trump more. the president of the united states, the platform is resist the president. i will tell you something, i have been enforcing laws for 34 years and worked for a lot of presidents. this is a great president

and doing the right thing for law enforcement and doing the right thing for national security. and we have got to remember there is no true border security without ininterior enforcement. get judge release nod interior enforcement going to remove these people after they have the due process there is no border security. they will keep trying to sneak in because they can go to a sanctuary city like new york and be protected by the governor. ed: to your point it's worse than just new york you go down to texas democratic candidates for various offices down there in these mid terms and some of them are saying illegal border crossings, we should take the accurately out of it. it should no longer be a illegal offense to cross the border illegally. i know that's border patrol and not ice. to your point this seems insane. >> i started my career in border patrol. i love the border patrol. there is 40,000 american patriots stand on the front line every day. to say de criminalize illegal entry in the united states, number one, you think there is a surge on the border? you de criminalize it wait and see what happens on the

border. you won't be able to control it second of all we all learned as children unless there is a consequence or deterrence to bad behavior. that behavior is going to continue. it's a right policy and we need to keep pushing the policy. when you enter this country illegally, it is a crime. and they can't changes that they will can't de criminalize it because the exact effect is more people come to this country which equals. this one of the candidates in texas used to be a customs agent. she needs to go back and remember what it was like to be a customs agent smuggle drugs and weapons. murder gerd border patrol agents and ice. she discussing all three platforms on this candidates are disgusting. anti-law enforcement and president trump and america. brian: really only 27% of the people want to abolish ice, that includes democrats almost no republicans. want to keep in mind if gavin newsom becomes governor and he gets his way

free healthcare to illegal immigrants, what will that do at the border as word gets out to central and south america? >> it's an enticement. gavin newsom another guy called me a disgusting name have at it. nobody is going to bully me and stop talking. i had 80 protesters at my house after i retired. keep coming. i'm not going to shut up. i have done that for a long time. i have fought author if for this country. the more they dangle sanctuary cities, benefits, licenses protect you from ice. they entice more people to enter this country which put border patrol agents and ice agents in danger it's going to kill people. a lot of people die trying to enter this country. children die in the river. smugglers leave them stranded. 19 dead aliens around me a 5-year-old boy suffocated to death. when you entice them you are causing more deaths on that border. ed: tom homan fired up on this border showing there are real stakes here.

people's lives are in danger. not just political rhetoric. brian: i told you jillian is full time now, right? ed: good news. brian: still here throughout the whole show. jillian: i will be here all day. thank you for letting me stay here throughout the show. let's start with a fox news alert here. they were accused of training children to shoot up a school. now three of the new mexico muslim extremist suspects are free after their charges were dropped. two other suspects remain in jail on separate child abuse charges resulting in the death of a 3-year-old boy whose body was found at the compound. the d.a. failed to follow state rules requiring evidence to be presented within 10 days of the suspects being charged and jailed. a murder suspect behind bars after the body of a missing boy killed why the brutal gang ms-13 is found. carlos hernandez is accused of murdering the unidentified teenager whose body was found in a shallow grave on long island, new york one year after he went missing. police say the killing may have been the result of gang

infighting but it's unclear if hernandez is a member. president trump remaining optimistic about renegotiating a trade agreement with canada as tomorrow's deadline looms. >> i think so. i think canada very much wants to make the deal. we have a very good relationship. i think we are probably on track. we will see what happens. but, in any event, things are working out very well. jillian: the president already announcing the united states-mexico trade agreement on monday. and if you are single, you might want to go to new heights to find your true love. ♪ jillian: that awkward encounter could be the start of a beautiful relationship. and hsbc bank survey shows one in 50 passengers meet the love of their lives on a plane. well, good luck, because there is more than 100,000 flights every day. brian: put on headsets and watch the television. how are you supposed to meet

anybody? jillian: if it's me i fall asleep literally the second i sit down. ainsley: you have to get the window seat if you don't other people need to go to the restroom if they try to climb over you and not wake you up it's the worse. ed: it happened to me this summer. i had just fallen asleep three minutes into my sleep says hey, hey i have got to -- are you kidding me i'm just about to get remmed. brian: planes talk about what happened in washington, d.c. -- partially located in new york. big story three weeks ago that michael cohen said that the president of the united states knew about the trump tower meeting with don jr. and was all ore it, basically orchestrating the whole thing. turns out lanny davis was saying that story. ed: he was the source. brian: they say one of the sources. lanny davis represents michael cohen and comes back and basically says i was wrong. i will take the heat.

ed: right. brian: really? i got ahead of the story or i should have been more clear. ed: information he gave wasn't true. that puts the story in doubts. cnn won't back down and retract the story. ainsley: that's why the president is mad. they won't say why were wrong. he tweeted this out cnn is being torn apart from within based on their being caught in a major lie and refusing to admit the mistake. sloppy carl bernstein one of the motors man who thinks in the past and degenerate fool. making up story after story and is being laughed at all over the country. fake news. brian: i know you know cnn you were there for a while. inside there is stress about not admitting you are wrong. number two, people would have walked this back reportedly if it wasn't carl bernstein the investigative journalist legend they don't want to embarrass him. ed: cnn puts out public statement that might be what people are saying privately make no mistake, mr. president, cnn does not lie. we report the news.

and we report when people in power tell lies. cnn stands by our reporting and our reporters. there may be many fools in this story but @ carl bernstein is not one of them. i emphasize the part where cnn does not lie. i went back and looked at the original story you were talking about from a few weeks ago. in that story they said contacted by cnn, one of cohen's attorneys, lanny davis, declined to comment. brian brine what's wrong with that? ed: what's wrong with that is lanny davis since then said i commented on that. brian: weighs the source. ed: in that original story they told the public lanny davis didn't talk to us. he did talk to them. ainsley: a source comes like lanny davis very connected to the clintons if he comes and gist them a story, they don't have to say who their source is. they run the story and then but, what i have a problem with is they weren't telling the truth in the original story, right? ed: they insisted they have another source who still stands by the idea that in fact the president knew

about the trump tower meeting then. a couple problems with that is michael cohen testified to the senate intelligence committee months ago that the president did not know in advance. that would contradict his own testimony under oath. brian: ari fleischer said earlier he believes the other source is michael cohen. the reason he doesn't come forward he already swore under oath two times that he never knew about it and he didn't have any information on it. ainsley: michael cohen do you trust him? his story continues to change. brian: it's tough to trust. meanwhile, straight ahead. have you heard about this controversy? have you congressman ron desantis accused of being racist by many on the left this morning. congressman is responding. >> we are live in washington next. ed: one state could soon require all companies to require women on their board of directors. should that be mandated or earned? we have that debate ahead ♪ you got nowhere to run to, baby ♪en

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ainsley: this morning florida's g.o.p. gubernatorial nominee ron desantis is pushing back at outrage over this comment. >> the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda. ed: griff jenkins joins us live from washington with what ron desantis is a saying

about these allegations from the left that he is racist. >> pushing back as racism absurd congressman is clearly talking about florida not making the wrong decision of embracing gillum's policies. he went on hannity to clarify his comments. >> it has zero to do with race, sean. it has everything to do with whether we want florida to continue to go in a good directions. i'm not going to let the democrats and andrew gillum try obscure a debate about whether his tax increases, his single payer healthcare plan, his desire to abolish ice. >> if you look the policy differences are stark. while desantis is pretty much in lock step with trump's agenda the tallahassee mayor is for bernie sanders. raising minimum wage and pay for it by raising taxes. weighed into the debate calling gillum a failed socialist mayor allowing

crime flourish in the city. reference tallahassee highest crime rates in the state. gillum was responding on shep's show. >> it's very clear that mr. desantis is taking a page directly from the campaign manual of donald trump. but i think he has got another thing coming to him. if he thinks that in today's day and age florida voters are going to respond to that level of derision and division. >> if elected gillum would be florida's first black governor but this is going to be one of the biggest races to watch in the country, guys, because of that i pointed out. many suggesting this might foreshadow things to come in 2020. brian: talking about policy, it shouldn't even be close. this is a left wing agenda against doing things the way they have been going and for florida, it seems to be going well. >> that's exactly what congressman desantis is saying. it's not time to stop the progress they are making now. he calls this recent flap simply a mistake. but he was talking about the

big picture. brian: griff, were you surprised at the follow-up question because we weren't scheduled to have that. >> ainsley: let us know what you think about race and those comments, that's friends@foxnews.com. ed: president wondering why bruce ohr still has a job. after he told lawmakers knew his wife worked for fusion gps. yet any didn't disclose that conflict. should his wife be in the hot seat next. sara carter has been following this from the start. she has inside info and joins us live. ainsley: one state could soon require all companies to have women on their board of directors. should that be mandated or earned? we will debate it next ♪ ♪ you can't always get what you want ♪ are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults

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sanders. the baby also has to be born on september 9th the colonel's birthday. once that's done you enter the contest so the money isn't even guaranteed. i'm out of places to walk. now up to someone very important. ainsley: i guarantee someone is going to do that. $11,000 if you name your child after the colonel. california could soon become the first state to board of directors. controversial bill states this more women directors serving on of board of directors on publicly held corporations will boost the economy boost opportunities for women in the workplace and protect california taxpayers, shareholders and retirees. is this type of mandate a good idea? here to debate this is the ceo of walter strategists and ro rocrelle why do you think this is good idea to mandate women serve on the board of directors. >> status quo right in the

direction. consider the fact california has the fifth largest economy in the world and yet 25% of their companies could do not have women serving on their boards. that's a huge problem. unfortunately the united states, which has a history of discrimination as we know, you have legislate equality. ainsley: rebecca, you are against it, why? >> i'm not going to say women shouldn't be on boards. of course we should be on boards. this is a very slippery slope takes me back to law school days start with something innocuous of course women should be on boards and equitable distribution of gender representation. however, you know, the government with this bill crosses the threshold of being outside the board room and dictating the make jusm the actual board members somewhere between 40 and 50% would be dictated by the government. so, no, this is a huge thick. and, of course, a. agree that women should be in the

booed room but bboard room but y merit. ainsley: don't get that spot because they are a female. >> legislate equality in this country. it is legislation that gave women the right to vote and it is legislation that gave women the right to join the military. and it is legislation that allowed us to keep our jobs if we were to get pregnant. besides being an issue of equality. research has shown dozens of researchers have shown when women are on the board of directors companies make more money there was one study that shows that companies with women on their boards made 26% more in profit than male dominated booed rooms no girls allowed mentality is costing corporations money. ainsley: you are shaking your head no rebecca, why? >> no. because shareholders already are absolutely accountable and the board is accountable to shareholders. businesses exist and they

have to make a product better and service better than the next guy or they won't be in business. people are already very accountable to shareholders. if shareholders don't like it or people don't like it people noe women on sketcher's board don't buy sketchers. we are accountable. we don't legislate everything in this country that makes us great. >> you have to legislate equality. >> we don't have to legislate equality. >> oh, okay. you don't have to legislate equality in the booed room. >> not in a publicly traded booed room. we are not answering to the government with our companies. we are answering to our shareholders. there is a difference between capitalism and socialism. this is a much bigger issue. we can all agree women should be in the booed room. this is not the way to do it. what's next we have to have ethnicity and gender equality. >> yes. >> gender orientation. >> absolutely. >> government running our corporations. this is socialism. guys, it's something that we should all agree with.

ainsley: thank you so much for being with us. nancy pelosi says she deserves to lead the democrats. >> i'm a master legislator. i am a strategic politically astute leader. ainsley: and very modest. now she is losing support from another member of her party congressman jim hines is here to explain why he can't commit to her. that's coming up. president wondering why bruce ohr still has a job after not telling his wife worked for g.p.s. sara carter has been on the investigation since the very beginning and she is up next ♪ give all my secrets away ♪ before we get going. he scored me a billy big mouth bass.

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ainsley: president trump weighing in on demoted doj bruce ohr's testimony how the hell is bruce ohr still employed at the justice department. disgraceful, witch-hunt. that's him saying that. ed: people can pick on the president's tweets sara carter is here. welcome. >> thank you so much. ed: that's one tweet that people respond. to say how the hell does this guy still have a job. that's a good question. >> it is a good question. a question hermine people have been asking for some time now. part of the reason that bruce ohr is still there it's hard to push him out. he was demoted twice. they wanted to keep him there in order to continue to keep extracting information from him. once somebody leaves a job it's much more difficult to get the ig involved. to have him come in and give testimony. i think there was a little bit at play here. i think bruce ohr made himself very clear. he kind of threw everybody under the bus. brian: in what way? >> he came clean with a lot of things. he might not have talked about certain things. but he came clean.

for example, we had no idea before that that bruce ohr actually thought the dossier was a bunch of junk. he never thought the dossier would make its way to the fifth court and he admitted that before congress. we also know he was in communication with lisa page, andrew mccabe. peter strzok and, remember, lisa page's testimony. her own testimony down played her relationship with bruce ohr. she acted like she really didn't have communications with him. right now congress is going to call all of those players back in. they want their testimony. they want to rerequest them. there is a lot at stake here. and they believe that there was a gross misjustice. and that bruce ohr obviously was a part of it. they also want to bring in bruce ohr's wife nellie ohr. ainsley: do you think that's a good idea? >> i think that's a great idea. we need to hear from her. she was a key player. she was hired specifically by fusion gps to investigate president trump and the russians. she is a russia expert. she is fluid in russian. her and bruce ohr have been

long time friends with christopher steele. and i think if you are going to go after bruce ohr, you need to ask nellie ohr as well what was going on. brian: this was hearsay because it was behind closed door. trey gowdy off asks the best questions. one of them was have you ever worked a case like this before ever. he said no. why do you think that was important? why i think it was important in my humble opinion because he wants to say the only reason you are working this case because your wife fusion fusion gps using to you contact the fbi. that created this relationship. that's why you are doing it? >> bingo, brian, that's exactly why he was asking him that that and the fact this is such an extraordinary case. we have never seen anything like this. in modern political history. brian: is he a narcotics guy, right? >> is he narcotics guy. i talked to derek, head of the dea special operations division. and he told me, you know, during that year, 2016, even 2015, bruce ohr was just falling down on the job. they would wonder why aren't we communicating with our

other branches? what's going on here? they were losing case loads. ed: he was on the phone with andrew mccabe. >> because he was on the phone. it makes sense he was on the phone with peter strzok and andrew mccabe. weighs too busy going after president trump and not doing his job. ainsley: sara, let's talk about something else too. mid terms are around the corner. if they retake the house they could impeach the president. open up investigations on the president. there are s. a long list. scroll through the list of some of the things they are accusing the president of, his tax returns. james comey's firing. the travel ban, the list goes on and on. look at this long list. what are your thoughts? >> an investigation into his family, investigation into donald trump jr. they have these -- of course, this is something that everybody is concerned about. i remember when they went after, you know, chairman devin nunes for bringing this up in california. this is something everybody has been talking about in washington, d.c. this isn't a big secret. people want to get to the bottom of these investigations. they don't want these

investigations to end. not because they want -- look, i have talked to both liberals and to republicans. i'm talking about independents as well. they are very much invested in finding out the truth because there was a gross misjustice. brian: sarah, i haven't seen one democrat or liberal say they are even interested. >> you haven't been talking to the former bernie people. i have been talking to them. they say thank you we sore grateful that you guys are getting to the bottom of this story. look, even though we may disagree on politics, they agree on one thing. they believe and with good reason, that it was stolen from bernie sanders. right? that hillary clinton stole that from bernie sanders. and so, and they look at the facts on their face, the more information we uncover, the more that is revealed, we really have seen one of the biggest misjustices and that's why conyers, who is the head of the fisa court needs to get back, get back to something.

needs to call the people that handed the fbi, hand the foreign intelligence surveillance application she needs to get to the bottom of that. why did they use information on a dossier proved false and not proven? brian: they put it in the dossier and application that it was a political document by a -- by the opponent of hillary clinton. >> judge collyer, look, she can come back and she can ask for them to rewrite to the court. the courts have to demand answers. i am going to tell you, brian, that dossier so far none of it has been proven. it is absolutely false. ed: bringing her back -- brian: lanny davis says my client michael cohen was mentioned 14 times. he had nothing to do with it. ed: bruce ohr's testimony bring it back to him. sounds like he told them there was a lot unverified. >> a lot unverified and no reason for him to have believed it should have ever been taken to the fis court.

ed: coming back with your daughter cooking with friends in the next hour. >> i'm so excited cooking cuban tacos. brian: would you break at least one story in between appearances? >> brian, just for you. brian: if you don't mind. now, i don't know who wants to toss to jillian, does anyone know. jillian: sara, can you toss to me. brian: go ahead, sara. toss to jillian. >> i do read that? jillian has headlines. jillian: fantastic. best toss ever. get you caught up on the news right now. that was a great cop speaking out after being charged in the murder of laquon mcdonald back in 2014. the video sparking protest. the officer says the case against him was politically motivate you had. >> depicted i may be going to prison for the rest of my life or that i was trained

to do by the chicago police department. jillian: jason van dyke charged with first degree murder his trial begins next week. looks like australia is getting ready to ban chelsea manning the former u.s. soldier turned classified document leaker is set to be there in a few days on a speaking tour but just learned the government might not allow her entry. the australian government will only say non-citizens must pass certain character requirements. and before meghan markle prince harry had his sights set on another american actress. halle berry calling out the prince 15 years later for hanging a poster of herself in his dorm room saying, quote: i see you prince harry. that's kind of funny. kind of cute. ainsley: a poster hanging um in his dorm room of halle

berry? >> i think i had jonathan taylor thomas from home improvement on my wall. ainsley: very popular for the little girls. ed: brian had farrah fawcett. brian: i had running back larry johnson. ainsley: who was yours? ed: i think i had farrah fawcett. ainsley: who was your crush? janice: patrick swayze. i met patrick swayze back in the day and it will be in my book "mostly sunny" out in bookstores in march. hi, everybody. how are you? you are here celebrating a big wedding anniversary. >> 50. janice: what's the secret? >> yes, dear. janice: i love it this is sydney and brayden. can you tell me the forecast right now in new york city? >> partly sunny. 83. janice: yeah, that's awesome. take a look at the maps real quick and show you what's going on across the country. janice: by the way we are watching hurricane norman category 3. major hurricane. it looks like you know we

could see norman maybe coming very close to hawaii. we will pay attention to that. but there is our cold front. we will get a big relief, 85 in boston, 88 today and then tomorrow we will knock those temperatures down at least 10 degrees. and as i mentioned, there is hurricane norman, category 3. we will watch the potential for that to move a little bit closer to hawaii. we think that it will probably dissipate and move northward which is great news. there is your forecast today looking at the potential for showers and thunderstorms across the eastern third of the country. thanks for coming, everybody. >> thank you. janice: wave to steve, ainsley and brian. >> wife heather. brian: let me tell you about, this nancy pelosi says she deserves to lead the democrats. >> i'm a master legislator. i am a strategic, politically astute leader. brian: she has got to get her confidence up a little. one member of her party is

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coalition. so, is it a concern, do you think, if democrats want to take the house to have the right leadership promise in the horizon? >> i don't think so. you know, i don't actually think there is any pressure for nancy pelosi to step down there. are people in the caucus who don't want to see her be leader. everybody knows when she won last time she won handily but. americans sitting around the kitchen, they are not saying to themselves the big thing that's going to affect my wages, my employment prospects, my retirement is whether nancy pelosi is head the democrats. by the way, if they think about it, they will say to themselves, wait a second a lot more people in this country have healthcare because of nancy pelosi. the economy recovered in 29 in 2010 because of nancy pelosi working with barack obama. it's not clear to me that's a drag. brian: a lot of people would say if they were so proud of obamacare she would have run and the country and democrats would have run on obamacare not from it? >> well, we will.

brian: you will run with obamacare. >> what we will say to the american people 20 million americans have coverage. bankruptcies in this country have been cut in half because of obamacare. do you hear the republicans saying they are going to repeal? you don't hear that they know that is not a message that sells with the american public. brian: republicans absolutely blew it and didn't have a plan ready to go one of the biggest disappointments for this president as well. even in the big picture even though you are won -- they are wondering who is going to lead the party. do you feel e.coli burn and-do d hoyer long in the tooth. >> we are talking about an election for 435 members of congress and a third of the senate. brian: you think the speaker position is powerful. >> the speaker position is powerful. i do think we are going to retake the majority. i don't think there are many americans sitting around today saying what really makes the difference is whether it's steny hoyer or

nancy pelosi or jim hymes or whoever it might be. the leader of the democratic party is a kitchen table issue. brian: this is when you do for a living. when you talk about politics, the fact that republicans want to put nancy pelosi out in front and say do you want her in leadership, republicans feel it's to their advantage, democrats in some cases maybe it's yours or not, feel it's your disadvantage to have her out front because they didn't like the years when she was in charge. >> look, we are democrats. we have a lot of different points of view on nancy pelosi and everything else. brian: what's yours? >> you know what? here is what i think about nancy pelosi. the american people, if they're honest with themselves they will look at what paul ryan accomplished. paul ryan passed a tax bill that created a 2 trillion-dollar deficit in 10 years in order to hand a ton of money to corporations and very wealthiest americans by the way many of whom live in my district. brian: do you think the economy is doing well. >> the economy is doing pretty well. brian: who gets credit for that? >> let's look at that during barack obama's presidency the market went from 2 --

three times. the president has seen 40% rise in the stock market and he crows about it when he doubles the stock market which is not even what barack obama does, then he can talk to the american people about what an economic star he is. brian: 4.2% growth. looks like on the upramp i don't think can you run on the economy. >> well, you know, we can run on the fact that the republicans took american people's children's money in the form of a 2 trillion-dollar deficit and handed it to a whole bunch of corporations who didn't need it and a whole bunch of rich people who are doing just fine in this country. that's what they will run on. brian: corporate tax rate boon to the economy. >> the economy is adding jobs at lower rate. adding jobs under trump 189,000 a month when barack obama left office his final two years, they were averaging more jobs per month. brian: congressman we have more jobs than people that need them. i think the president has a lot to be happy about. thanks so much for joining us. >> good to be with you. brian: appreciate it.

sarah palin was john mccain's running mate in 2008. now she may not be invited to the funeral. facebook workers say they are the ones being censored. revolt at the social media giant from the inside.

♪ ainsley: well, today funeral services are scheduled for the late senator john mccain in phoenix, arizona before he leaves his home state for the last time to be flown to joint base andrews. ed: while former president joe biden will give today's eulogy his 2008 running mate sarah palin has not been invited at all. brian: here with headlines 24/7 reporter carley shimkus. hey, carley. i haven't seen new a while. >> it's okay.

brian: channel 150. >> that's right. we do know that we are talking about something pretty serious and heart breaking. first of all, i want to say that his memorial service yesterday, that was one of the most powerful things that i have ever seen. he was clearly so loved by so many people in arizona and across the country. seeing the heart break on his family's faces was a tragedy. ed: cindy mccain kissing the coffin. >> there are reports that say that sarah palin hasn't been invited to the funeral service. she has yet to specifically respond to fox news' request for comment on that. of course, we know that they ran for office together in 2008 and then in may he came out with a book and he said that he regretted not choosing joe living roochoosejog mate that's a back story there. brian: we are tired of suppressing conservative thought. we can't speak up. >> pretty interesting thing that happened here. if you remember back in

april mark zuckerberg said on capitol hill is he very aware how many liberal people work at facebook. fast forward to this yesterday, there was an engineer at facebook that wrote a memo on internal at facebook basically saying we have a problem with political diversity. here is a quote from that. he says we are a political mono culture that's intolerant of different views. we claim to welcome all perspectives but are quick to attack often in mobs. anyone who presents a view that appears to be in opposition to left-leaning ideology. i mean, how many times conservative lawmakers say this. guess what? about 100 people at facebook joined a group essentially agreeing with him. a lot of reaction on social media kind of saying about time. ainsley: car liberation thanks for being with us. >> thanks so much. ainsley: michelle malkin is going to join us live coming up next. ♪ good time ♪ oh, we're having a good

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>> the president lashing out at cnn by sticking lights trump tower story, cnn says they never lied. >> never saying they got it wrong. >> running against in the addiction, they had a debate last night. >> new york state will not cooperate with ice, they are a bunch of thugs. >> 5000 off the streets. >> 3 of the muslim extremists accused of trading children to shoot at a school are now free. >> the 3 individuals, 3 of the 5 that were leading the compound are very dangerous and at this moment have the maximum incentive to try to flee. >> actual fountain of youth. >> it goes nothing.

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>> michelle mountain is the host of mauka and investigates. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. >> we have been talking about the leaks, whether cuomo will debate cynthia nixon. last night was the big debate and they were sparring and different things were said that got our attention. one in particular, when governor cuomo said this about ice and the current administration. >> new york state is a state that is suing donald trump for ripping babies from the arms of their mothers. new york state says we will not cooperate with ice, they are a bunch of thugs. he politicized ice. they are a bunch of thugs. we said we would sue them if they violate criminal laws in the state of new york. >> they were a bunch of thugs. what do you think? >> and he repeated it. we show you the fringe has become the mainstream of the

democrat party on this issue of deporting immigration and customs agents. there is no debate among the center and far left in the new york democratic party. ice agents are patriots, they put their lives on the line every day across this country to condemn in a blanket way each and everyone of them, tens of thousands that worker immigrations and customs as thugs. it is astonishing to me. i have been talking about this for a long time, had forces in ice and border security and border patrol for 25 years and these are among the best and brightest people we have in this country. what did you hear from the audience? a smattering of applause and for cynthia nixon, in her head, snickering because she has won on this issue. >> with senator jill a brand

saying with the jew -- gubernatorial candidate saying in florida nobody talks about it, three networks interviewed him and no one says you are for hiking the corporate tax to 40% and are you really for abolishing ice? if he talks about it why not ask? even the media knows it is a loser of an issue because most of the american public's for ice. >> a dirty little secret, after having worked in newsrooms for the last 25 years there are many operatives in these newsrooms who share the same open borders view and that has frustrated so many ordinary good-faith americans because the coverage they get is so skewed by ideologues within the newsrooms who believe we shouldn't be securing our borders and americans -- they are getting what they want. but i think at the ballot box this is where voters get to choose and unfortunately in new

york they don't have much of a choice but somebody has to speak up for the ice agents and border patrol who are doing the work nobody else will do. the thing cuomo and next both miss is innocent people of all colors, races, backgrounds and creeds suffer when we don't have ice. even in the big apple, ms 13 is targeting who? not just white people but nonwhite people, hispanic people, latinos, sex trafficking, drug trafficking, gaining violence going on in the school and they don't care. >> and regular, democratic nominee for governor in florida, not just andrew cuomo, once all of a sudden to blow up the corporate tax rate to 40%. mess with the economy which has been good in florida because he is backed by stier and soros and

bernie sanders. you have the republican nominee trying to talk about the socialist agenda but he inserted a comment on fox that led some to call him a racist. listen to that and how he is trying to fix it. >> we have got to work hard to make sure we continue florida going in a good direction, build off of the success on governor scott, last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. it has 0 to do with race, it has everything to do with whether we want florida to go in a good direction. i'm not going to let the democrats and andrew gillam try to explore debate about whether tax increases, single-payer health care plan, his desire to abolish ice, whether that is something acceptable for florida. i don't think it is and i don't care what color you are.

>> that was him trying to clarify with sean hannity. what do you think of this controversy? >> it underscores the truth of exposing fake news, manufactured outrage. there is absolutely nothing racial racist or racialist about rhonda santos's comment in their proper context. this is about how the media runs with this false narrative attacking republicans and conservatives as racists. who are the real racists? it is a commonly used word to use, monkey as a verb to talk about screwing things up which is what he was warning voters of all colors not to do and to support an agenda that supports making sure you have prosperous economy and good regulation and good tax policy. i will tell you from my own personal experience i know who the real racists are, liberals who see racism where it doesn't exist and ignore it when it really does. i personally have been called a

monkey by white liberal progressive journalists and nobody batted an eye. minority conservatives, minority republicans the last 30 years in public life have been called all manner of racist animals and these leftists in the media never have a problem with it, hypocrites. >> let's talk about antifa, a radical organization and if they were proud of them so they wouldn't be wearing black masks. you think that is an organization that should be abolished, not too many. on cnn. >> there is a racial component, he's linking antifa to democrats. we haven't heard him link neo-nazis to republicans. there is an appeal to racism here.

>> this president knows his base, has a real issue of race. race is that thing that makes this president. this has been the thing a lot of the president's base have held onto and that is why we are talking about antifa. not because it is a widespread phenomenon. >> the name is anti-fascism which is what they are fighting. >> last time we saw antifa they were beating up reporters and cops. >> they have also beaten up young conservative girls on campuses like uc berkeley, people who wield bike locks against people whose views they disagree with. you have andrew cuomo calling immigration and law enforcement thugs and the same types of people looking the other way at actual thuggery. i don't understand the race card

mongering and playing john lennon is engaging in. it is pathetic. what happened to you? at one point he was a good guy and on his show i know he doesn't believe what he is saying, he can't believe what he is saying. nice bookend with the segment we talked about with andrew cuomo. we have the media smearing people whose views they disagree with. this is so antithetical to the principles that they are always espousing about tolerance and peace and love and understanding. >> it is part of trump derangement syndrome. when the president went after ms 13 and called them animals, so effectively anti-trump, they are all about children, not animals, gang members who are raping and killing. he is for ice so they say abolish ice. how to defend these guys with

the video. >> that is right. these distracting techniques are the bread and butter of cnn which stands now for corrections, not news. that is what they don't want to talk about. >> jillian has more headlines. jillian: fox news alert, accused of training children to shoot up a school, now three of the muslim extremist suspects are free after charges were dropped. two other suspects remain in jail on separate child abuse charges resulting in death of a 3-year-old boy at a compound. evidence is not presented in 10 days of the suspect being charged and jailed resulting in their release. the fatal videogame shooting now shut down by the fire marshal who says the tournament never should have happened. chicago pizza injectable, florida wasn't allowed to have

the game room where the shooting happened. the business has been ticketed for three fire code violations, two were killed and ten others injured in the shooting. a woman is behind bars for posing as a dentist for years. police say she is accused of operating more than a dozen patients and performing dental procedures without a license in georgia as far back as 2012. about work sending at least one patient to the hospital. she is facing 48 charges and more could be on the way. john mccain leaving the state of arizona for the final time today. a memorial service will take place in phoenix before his body will lie in state tomorrow in washington dc. his children greeting thousand at the arizona state capitol. his wife weeping over his casket. this touching moment went viral. ♪ and the home of the brave ♪

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>> donald trump back on the campaign trail. >> rallying for a republican businessman running for u.s. senate. jeff flock joining us in indiana with more. what we expect that the latest

rally. >> could it be trump country? this is a merry-go-round restaurant in indiana. the president isn't supposed to speak for 12 hours or so but i think he is already here. never know what you are going to find. is that real hair? >> it is real hair. >> you are a trump guy. >> trump supporter. >> you are a farmer. a lot of farmers are concerned about these tariffs. >> i'm not too concerned, the markets will eventually even out. he knows what he is doing. >> fair and balanced here on fox. to democrats, we like to have all viewpoints represented here. where did larry go? there he is, taking somebody's order.

i don't want to mess up the order. can i interrupt you. lifelong democrat but you have your overalls on but you have flip-flops on. >> the heat. >> you are a trump supporter despite being a lifelong democrat. >> i was a democrat for a long time, grew up as a blue-collar worker. my family taught school but when clinton pools what he did in the white house it changed my thoughts. i taught school, complete change in behavior. >> what about the character of the president? >> i'm voting because of his policies and his accomplishments. >> not character. >> not character. we had several presidents in the past that had sketchy -- >> sketchy folks out there. appreciate it, the merry-go-round diner, love to hear what real folks are saying.

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>> apparent worst nightmare. a mother is told her unborn son has a terminal brain condition. display doctors urging to terminate her pregnancy, drew and arianne chose to put their faith in god's hands and a good thing they did because the newborn baby was born and is surviving after it is revealed he was misdiagnosed. the baby known as miracle matthew and here with their incredible story are his parents, drew and arianne. thanks for being with us. walk us through what happened. matthew was born in july. >> yes.

we have some blood tests come back about week 13. our little concerning for my midwife, she had me tests for a gene mutation that doesn't allow my body to properly digest or absorb truly, came back positive. mentholated vitamins allow my body to process, he had terminal condition and the first opinion wasn't good. and got a different diagnosis but they said the same thing. >> prognosis was not good. with this gene mutation, we want a lot of women to know about

this, paid $150 to get the blood test done and even without planning to have a baby you have to be on mentholated vitamins so your body can get the nutrients you need. it can cause neural tube defects like spina bifida, our baby did not have it. we literally were crying tears of joy and then we get a call later when the he told us you guys, it is not good, has brain is not developing. >> i can't imagine what went through your mind, so excited, your first baby planning for the future, wanting to bring your baby home and when your baby was born how did god intervene? you told us a miracle happened. >> i'm going to be honest, it was very difficult, hard to talk

about that topic. i had always been pro-life. abortion was never in my mind as an option. they will be a vegetable on machine, they won't question if it is even human. arianne never wavered. my mother prayed for a strong woman like arianne. i'm so glad she was so strong in her foundations. we trusted in god that everything would be okay and prayed that there would be this diagnosis, the mri comes back, the neurosurgeon comes into the room and tells us the best thing of our life, your baby does not

have this. little to no brain tissue. your son has hydrocephalus. hydrocephalus is a fairly common condition. unfortunately a lot of parents get told you can abort. obviously at that point so excited to hear the news. a pediatrician 4 years old put patient in the brain. spinal fluid to drain. >> he is going to have a wonderful life. you are asking for some health because i'm sure the medical bills stacked up.

what would you like to tell our audience? >> you can donate to our go funds me page or just prayers because he still has a long road ahead. he is in the hospital still which is why he couldn't be with us today. we ask -- the most you can do for us right now. >> an amazing office, we see a lot of people, we consider donating to the petri at the -- pediatric hydrocephalus foundation. with this midline defect, the gene mutation, we want people to know about that. raising awareness for that as well. >> we appreciate you coming on and making us aware of this

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>> i feel that he cares about the way black people feel about him. and he would like for black people to like him like they did when he was cool and rap songs and all this and he will do the things that are necessary to make that happen. he wants to be the greatest president and he knows that he can't the the greatest president without the acceptance of the black community. >> that was kanye west talking on a radio show about how he believes -- >> under fierce pressure to stop saying he supports the president and he won't do it because he thinks he is doing a good job and not just back in the day when he was a celebrity donald trump would talk about rap music

and all that. now it is different. it is about african-american unemployment at record lows in this country. how do you respond to that? >> the numbers look better than ever. opportunity looks better than ever. the president got the program rolling. he has not gotten a lot of publicity with pastor scott. what i am saying is not popular in the black community but i like what this president is doing, doing things a lot different than anybody else and have access, never had access to president obama for eight years and lebron james is rolling out another show where he sits around with other celebrities, john stuart, snoop dog and they talk about what a divider the president is and that is where the public persona is for high profile african-americans but there is pushback.

the pushback makes news. at one point you would think it would. >> he is entitled to his own opinion and we all have our own opinions, just don't get violent about it, don't get angry. he said respect the president, respect the office. >> giving support for donald trump, support the office and people freaked out. >> jillian has more stories. jillian: tween 9 years after a brutal murder a cigarette helps police catch their suspect. trying to nab dna evidence from him, they grabbed his top cigarette which matched the 2009 crime scene. he is charged with the murder of a woman who was killed in the same neighborhood. she was dead 60 times. extreme heat and unity causing airbags to explode and kill people.

a massive recall affecting 50 million cars. officials say the airbags can rupture and sent shrapnel into the passengers. the national highway traffic safety administration says the risk is higher in places with hot and humid weather like texas and florida. peta wants to honor dead lobsters with the tombstone, the animal activist requesting the state of maine build this 5 foot monument after several lobsters were killed when a semitruck overturned. the local state is too much. >> what is the difference between them falling on the road and dying and being thrown in boiling hot water and we eat them every single day. either way they are dead lobsters. >> the department of transportation has not yet commented. robots are taking over, invading children's classrooms. they are teaching kindergartners in china challenging students

with logic problems. the robots are being used in 600 kindergartens across the country with its makers hoping to expand into southeast asia. >> that lady has a point about the lobster, diana car accident or boil them they are still dead. it is easier to die in a car accident then be boiled alive. speaking of road trips, maine or somewhere else, we may never get him back here. you have a firsthand look at all the fun you can have traveling across the great country. >> last week you were at the thunderbirds and now in saint augustine, florida. >> reporter: good morning. the last couple weeks pretty intense. i needed to relax. we have the ocean in the back, the little guy here on the beach, cooking up grits, bacon and eggs, a chill seen. some adventures along the way. check them out. nothing like pyro starting a fire.

hanging out in your rv coming outside, that says america. now that we have our home away from home set up, time to see the sites. saint augustine known as the oldest north american settlement. right behind us is where it all started. >> the first permanent settlement in the united states founded on september 8, 1565. >> reporter: how important is saint augustine to american history? >> everything spread from here out. >> when the spanish went to anastasia island did they travel by rv? this is the actual fountain of youth. the cross marks the spot. >> that is the evidence upon stilley on left to show that he was here. >> can i give it a shot? >> absolutely, let's go.

>> this is a museum with real artifacts. >> 800 treasures in here. >> take that. i really want to fire a couple. >> we can do that. >> firing all. >>'s or francis drake in 1586, queen marianne of spain said over these attacks we want to build a fort that will protect the city. >> reporter: one way to deal with pirates was to create forts like this one, the castile dissent marco. >> we experienced a number of attacks, pirated british attacks. the national park service does an amazing job keeping up the authenticity of this place. >> a phenomenal job. >> reporter: including this guy.

who are you? >> sebastian lopez toledo. >> look like your signing me up. >> for the spanish army. report for duty tomorrow morning at 6:00. >> reporter: "fox and friends" goes on. >> you can do it remotely. >> reporter: for a town is older saint augustine there are a lot of stories, ghost stories. what better way to find out for myself and going on the ghost and gravestone tour. >> we are going to the most wanted village in saint augustine. there are eight documented hangings that took place at the old jail. all the way in for maximum-security. [screaming] >> reporter: the folks at anastasia state park wanted to remind the public that while fox can bring a trailer for a live shot, we can't necessarily have everybody come up here so don't bring your rv up here. just leave it in the park.

the big breaking news we need to deliver is my stomach has survived legs 3 of the all-american summer road trip. rounds one and 2 not so much. >> your next stop is the burden trailing kentucky. >> it is 5:00 somewhere. rob: thank them for helping. todd: the left accusing congressman ron desantis of being racist. the congressman responding pushing back, your emails are pouring in saying this is ridiculous. >> he is traveling around the world. now some international flavor to our studio. we are cooking with friends.

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jillian: sign for some quick headlines. talk about bedrock. troopers pulling over a guy with a leaning tower of mattresses in his truck. stably sticking him for not securing the load and joking everyone slept soundly that night. ups driver isn't kidding about the note he left in a woman's mailbox. the delivery guy writing bear in driveway as the reason he didn't drop off a package at her north carolina home. 's honest message going viral with 4000 shares on facebook. the anchors were late getting downstairs. are you ready? >> he couldn't deliver the package because there was a bear

in the driveway. 14 minutes before the top of the hour. we have been talking about this, the gubernatorial race that has the world transfixed because bernie sanders against donald trump, two surrogates on their behalf. >> you are right, ron desantis picked up the support of trump and wasn't doing well in the polls then won the primary tuesday and he is going up against democrat, mayor of tallahassee, andrew gillam and he is very progressive. bernie sanders supports him. one of the guys that says abolish ice. >> tom stier, yesterday desantis had some comments. >> we got to work hard to make sure we continue florida going in a good direction, build off the success we had on governor scott, lasting we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state.

that has 0 to do with race, it has to do with whether we want florida to continue to go in a good direction. i'm not going to let the democrats and andrew gillam try to secure a debate about whether his tax increases, his single-payer health care plan, desire to abolish ice, whether that is something acceptable for florida. i don't think it is or what, you are. >> tweets from melinda saying nothing wrong with what he said but the left is trolling for every chance to destroy conservative's life. >> mac on facebook says i don't think it was intended to be racist but mister desantis should have said something different. >> listen, this comes from a twitter user. listen to the actual statement, has nothing to do with race, democrats play the race card whenever they can. no way he is playing the race card, no dog whistle there but seems people are trying to make

a lot of this because this mayor from tallahassee has a lot of ground to make up. >> there is an fbi investigation of his office as mayor looking at contracts, the lobbyists he was palling around with, federal investigation gets scrutiny as well. she has traveled around the world, chasing leads as an investigative reporter, sarah carter is bringing international flavor to the studio with her daughter. we are cooking with friends. >> that is her. sandra smith at the top of the hour. >> welcome back. donald trump has a warning to north korea, the latest on that, tweeting away a warning on the economy. is the best yet to come? more on that. next week the hearing for brett cavanagh, his confirmation hearings will begin. a preview of what to expect. a big show coming up.

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>> have a little fun, quick correction. earlier we should you a candidate for governor of missouri who is running for governor of kansas. with that let's change gears. cooking with friends, big, bad investigative report. >> he worked so many hours on sean's show at night. sarah carter and her precious daughter cooking with friends. so excited right now, cuban

tacos. my mom came to america in the 1960s on the johnson freedom flight. and immigrant who spent the first years -- >> why are tacos so important? >> your flight to freedom. >> because they taste great and they are everyone's favorite and you can change them up and make them your own. what are we putting in? lime juice? orange juice. lime juice, garlic, seasoning over here, oregano. and some more here. these are some spices and honey and this is honey.

this is huge. this is what happens in our house all the time. don't worry about it. marinate the chicken. her favorite thing in the world is chicken. we marinate the chicken in all these seasonings. lots of sticky fingers. just a little. just a couple pinches. there you go, nice job. then you factor in. she loves doing it. in our household, not only making ethnic food as part of our heritage but from all over the world and my husband who is amazing is a wounded war veteran. he loves to cook, he is blind. >> i see it. >> you do? sacrificing so much for our country, 6 kids in between.

there is a picture of us. they have a beautiful little girl. you live in saudi arabia. >> my dad works for lockheed martin and we left when i was 6 years old and didn't return until i was in high school. i spent the majority of my childhood in saudi arabia traveling the world. food is important to me. >> in saudi arabia, marinated. >> that takes place and after marinating we get -- >> all the seasonings. >> here you go, come this way. these -- this is the final product. we put the cheese and pineapple. and guacamole. i trying right now. >> we got to get the verdict. freedom tacos are real good. a h

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