guaranteed. [cheers] jillian: can you hear the crowd behind it it's too dark to turn around and show them. a huge crowd already. if you are in new york city, stomp on by. rob: "fox & friends" starts now. see you later. >> a vote for mike brown is a vote to make america great again. >> president trump leading another rocks rally in indiana. >> today's democrat party is held hostage by left wing haters, angry mobs. >> they are now backing, what, antifa, mobs tax hikes and socialism? this is the best have you got. >> president trump is issuing an ultimatum to the justice department and the fbi. >> they won't do their job, i will get in there if i have to. >> colleagues on the hill prepare to say their final goodbyes. >> disgraced doj official bruce ohr kept andrew weissmann in the loop about the anti-trump dossier. >> this is a dramatic and

stunning comment. >> look how many cameras back here like the academy awards. they can't get enough when i start screaming fake news you see those red lights go off for a little while. excusexcuse me, we have technicl difficulty. ♪ i'm going to break out ♪ i'm going to break free ♪ going to stop me ♪ steve: the calm before the storm. before the final summer concert event sponsored by keurig. ainsley: y'all, they started setting up this stage days in advance. so cool to watch this. the stage stars to come up. there it is. and scott stab th stapp the sinr and song writer is going to sing. brian: does it mean summer is over? >> he did most of the work.

abby: pulled out his back and take the day off. brian: then we had pete. pete: one last barbecue for the summer. ainsley: pete, i see you are wearing beard today. you decided not shave. pete: i took a vacation a couple of weekends. grow it out. america is growing a beard why can't we? brian: america is growing a beard. i didn't know that. ainsley: "duck dynasty." brian: only guy take off two weeks and only miss four days of work. it's unbelievable. it's going to be a big three hours. get ready, let's start. president trump firing off a new warning to the doj and the fbi to a roaring crowd in indiana. ainsley: ultimatum coming as we learn more about doj official bruce ohr and anti-trump dossier. pete: our own griff jenkins is live in washington with more with the new ultimatum.

>> good morning, guys. we are learning more about the embattled doj official bruce ohr may have played in anti-trump dossier was president trump threatened to intervene in matters of the doj at the rally. >> our justice department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. what's happening is a disgrace. if it doesn't straighten out properly, i want them to do their job. i will get involved and i will get in there if i have to. >> threat comes amidst the president's frustration with the investigation and with his own attorney general. and after ohr met behind closed doors with several house committees earlier this week two sources telling fox contact 2016 with andrew weissmann a currently top mueller deputy. weissmann who ran the criminal fraud division at the time was quote kept in the loop on the dossier according to the sources and they said ohr's outreach about the dossier wasn't

included to weissmann includes these folks. peter strzok, lisa page, deputy director andrew mccabe and at least one other doj official not identified and a current fbi agent who worked with strzok on the russia probe and already known or his wife, you remember nellie worked for of the opposition research form behind the dossier as ohr is currently still working at the ohr the current and former officials we named in the special counsel's office all declined to comment when fox news reached out to them. testimony as, guys, there is more to come on this story. brian: wow, there is so much more. bruiser wabruce ohr was talkingo much more. the home of mike pence where he was once governor, had a mission, get mike brann into the senate. >> shifting of the senate

may or may not occur. as you knows was live and on fire as he off is this was the president hitting on multiple scenes from the podium. >> in this election you aren't jewels voting for a candidate. you are voting for which party controls congress. we need republicans in congress. [cheers] >> you look at google, facebook, twitter, and other social media giants, and i have made it clear that we, as a country can not tolerate political censorship. we will not let large corporations silence conservative voices. america is a free country. and we are going to stay always a free country. [cheers] >> democrats want to abolish ice. where did this come from? by the way, do you have any idea ice does?

these are the people that go into a nest of ms-13. they call that nest. these are evil people in there. this is a group of gang members. ainsley: he was talking about -- he reminded everyone if you vote for senator joe donnelly, you are voting for nancy pelosi. you are voting for chuck schumer. you are voting for max senile waters. and he listed some of joe donnelly's records, he said he vogted against tax reform. he voted for obamacare. he voted against repealing it even though he had the deciding vote and voted for the iranian deal. in 2017 he voted a lot with the president 62% of the time. pete: now he is for the president. he has been a reliable vote for the democrats quite some time. election seasonal comes on and now he wants to look like he worked with president trump at some point. brian: one piece of legislation hasn't went anywhere. among democrats he is the one of the most least

effective. see what he does with brett kavanaugh. if he doesn't vote for brett kavanaugh how key possibly expect to garner any conservative support looked at moderate doesn't vote that way. one of the most important things to emerge last night. so details coming out of that so-called closed door interview with bruce ohr. bruce ohr was the conduit. he was the glue between the fbi. i was the glue between what was happening overseas mitzvah and christopher steele. when the fisa application came out nothing about christopher steel being biased. all about him being reliable because of what he did with the fifa, what he did unraveling the corruption behind the world soccer body. bruce ohr actually had a lot to say. did he not reveal in the fisa application that his wife works with fusion gps. the fbi knew it that is really what is emerges. the story line that other networks have no interest in has very much to do with law

and order in america. ains ains president said if the fbi doesn't do their jobs he will get involved. he connects with the people in the midwest and down in the south. he talked about the story with bobby knight. he gave him his card and said call me if you ever want to run in office. put it in the stack of 2,000 papers the president said. then a friends of his came in and said if you can get bobby knight to endorse you have got indiana. the vice president walls from indiana, too. that helped as well. he said i picked up the stack of papers. i literally picked um half of the top and there was bobby knight's card, this tiny card in between 2,000 pages of papers. then he went like this pointing up to god and the crowd went wild. pete: it was a great story. the theme he is hitting on with political censorship with social media, facebook, twitter, google. really is resonating with conservatives right now. there is annual abiding sense that these big media behemoths are slanted

against us. it's almost like a teddy roosevelt trust buster moment of the 21st century. he is saying these platforms are not fair. they are hurting us. we need an alternative. that theme is going to become even more central. like a second amendment theme. it will be huge, i think, going forward and is he smart to key in on it. brian: is he not grasping at straws. is he grasping at reality. president trump was more effective using social media and propelled them to the unfathomable victory. instead of saying okay, democrats, get your act together. they said we are going to slant and put our hand on the scale until the midterm elections come and i will take the heat. but i don't think, my personal opinion now, i don't think they were prepared for a president to call out these b b hermine b b . when the pentagon asks a place like google to work with us on a cloud for a

defense department. they don't want to get their hands dirty in something that could result in the death and destruction of a country or terror group. so they give up the pentagon contract to work for other nations. and that anti personal behavior is resonating in their fill philosophy. ainsley: it's going to hurt the democratic party i think come mid terms. he was touting his economy and how great, you know, everyone's paychecks are now and bonuses. he was back stage i think with nine men. he said 8 of the 9 were crying because they are in better places he sedentaries of happiness. brian: is he not giving federal workers their 3% raise. 2.1 million. that's one thing. by the way, i have just gotten word -- okay, no one talking to me. [laughter] ainsley: hearing voices again? brian: the senator from indiana will be hearing us in five minutes. pete: i was going to say more but brian you said it for me. brian: jillian, go ahead. jillian: get you caught up with fox news alert right

now. ntsb investigation underway after seven people are killed and dozens injured in a horrific head on bus accident in new mexico. look at images of blown tires sent a semi-truck across a highway median smashing into greyhound bus carrying at least 49 people. 20 of them, including four children, were sent to the hospital. the bus was heading from albuquerque to phoenix. the truck driver was not seriously hurt. americans in washington, d.c. paying final respects to the late senator john mccain today. he will be the 30th person to lie in state in the u.s. capitol rotunda and lie on the wooden platform used for former president lincoln's funeral. the military carrying his casket after touching down at joint base andrews yesterday. ahead of his arrival the late senator honored by nearly 2500 people at a memorial service in phoenix. >> john mccain's impact on america is not over. it's not hyperbole. it's not over. i don't think it's even close. >> it's been a true honor to

call you friend. your toughness and brave riff inspired us. your sacrifice enriched our lives. >> mccain will be honored at a national cathedral memorial tomorrow followed by a private naval academy ceremony and burial in maryland on sunday. trade deal between the utes and canada. top nafta negotiators from both countries will resume their fourth day of talks. u.s. and mexico reached an agreement to replace nafta. new deal did not include canada. all of this as president trump threatens to pull out of the world trade organization over rulings he calls unfair to the u.s. how about this yesterday? we introduced to you an amazing family that put their faith in god when their unborn baby was diagnosed with a rare brain condition. when baby matthew was born, they found out he was actually misdiagnosed. >> when you are told that your baby's brain isn't developing and they will be a vegetable like on machines, maybe not hear,

see, smell, they won't even -- you question if it's even human, and aaron never -never -- aryan never wavered. ainsley: before the interview had aired the family had raised $4,000. now it's over $36,000. that's thanks to you, our viewers. if you want to donate, head to our website, friends@foxnews.com. ainsley i know you interviewed that couple and my goodness what an amazing family. ainsley: i got so many text messages. it wasn't me, it was our producers booked that and they are an amazing couple. wow, they have been through a lot. they gave it to the lord, and the baby is going to be okay. brian: thanks, guys. president trump throwing his support behind senate candidate mike brawn during rally in indiana. >> a vote for mike braun is a vote for did you ever hear this before?

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braun's support. mike braun from the state house, you want to go to the u.s. senate. what do you think you have to do to get there to beat joe donnelly? >> it's very clear. people in indiana want to know what you are going to do. i took on the health insurance companies 10 years ago in my own business. and have got a consumer driven insurance plan where they have not paid a nickel more in nine years, could walk in and talk about i think the democrats own that issue. they think they do. you need people to solve that problem in the real world. tax reform. i took those benefits in my own company. and we enhanced benefits back in january. and then first time in company history we gave mid year bonuses. i have told other business owners, if you want people to quit looking to government, share the benefits with your employees. i built my business in my hometown and that's been part of the neat thing of doing it. my employees are like family. and all along i built the business for the town, my

family, and my family of employees. brian: four older kids, self made discuss story go to the u.s. state house. now you beat todd rokita in a runoff and now it's your demonstration tnomination to tae donnelly. have you very different styles. is he out there, he is in your face. word about mike braun he's not. you like to tell your story in a more cerebral way. are you going to change? are your ads going to change or are you just going to stay the same way? >> i stuarted with 2% in the primary and ended up beating two great conservatives, both of whom are working for me and their people with me. so, i know how to get things done. the style is less important than the results. and even in state legislature, three years, i passed a novel infrastructure bill because, in indiana, where the crossroad --we're the crossroadf america we like any other

state did long-term road funding, so we get things done. brian: mike, real quick, joe donnelly, they say is he a moderate. there is going to be no difference if you have a republican or moderate democrat. is that true? >> big difference. because joe donnelly will only vote with the president if chuck schumer let's him. and on no important legislation has he been with the president. you heard the president loud and clear last night. he needs a real recruit like me that's going to be for the agenda of making america great again and getting these problems solved that have been around for a long time. brian: mike braun used to being successful in the things he does from the state house to his own business to getting the nomination. let's see if he can make the next step. it's going to be an excited race, mike braun, thank you so much. >> thank you, brian. brian: this democrat coming under fire for comparing president trump to usama bin laden. >> have a tremendous amount in common because they have both figured out how to use

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ainsley: here's some quick headlines for you this morning. bank of america is now under fire for signaling out illegal immigrants. the bank highlighted in a miami herald article accused of freezing accounts of anyone who can't prove their citizenship. bank of america says this is nothing new and that it questions citizenship to make sure it's adhering to country specific sanctions there has been no change in the policy in almost a decade, they say. and one of the six ms-13 gang members charged in the brutal murder of a teenager is being held without bail. police say carlos hernandez lured the boy into the woods

before, quote, viciously and barbarically killing him with a machete last year on new york's long island. hernandez has a long criminal history and was out on parole at the time of the murder. we first told you about this story yesterday at the time we showed you a different mugshot of a man with the same last name. >> illinois democratic congressional candidate under fire this morning after comparing president trump to the master mind of the september 11th attacks usama bin laden. listen. >> trump and usama bin laden have a tremendous amount in common because they have both figured out how to use the bully pulpit to, you know, activate marginalized young men. every demagogue has done this, right? find a group of angry people. brian: here are trump support ires diamond and silk. how important is that

diamond and silk, good to see you whoever wants to take the first. >> very inappropriate. shame on him for being disrespectful and disparaging our president referring to him as a terrorist. listen, you have to realize what these democratic candidates, what's wrong with them, they don't have a message. their message has turned into a mess. they are anti-america. they are running on these socialist views. that's why they tend to throw daggers at our party, the republican party or at our president. >> that's right. >> what we as measures have to do is get out and vote in congressional races. make sure you are voting for republicans so that american can continue to be greater than we have ever seen it before. >> that's right. it's imperative that you vote right so you won't get left. >> that's right. >> think about this the comparison of our president to the master mind of 9/11 the enemy of freedom is the insinuation from the left then that donald trump is america's enemy? >> that's what they are trying to insinuate. but the american people can see clearly who is on our side.

this man is truly making america great again. >> yes. >> he is working for americans. is he working for the american people and putting the american people first. so we're not crazy. i'm telling you, these candidates on the left, they don't have a message. that's why they throw daggers at this president. they have a mess. they are very messy. ainsley: here is a statement from his campaign they said sean's words were poorly chosen and he regrets them. sean believes that donald trump has gone out of his way to divide americans for his own personal gain rather than bringing us together. both peter rostrum the republican he will be running against and donald trump have failed to tackle the issue of gun violence which is what sean was addressing. what do you think about basically that apology? >> addressing gun violence and comparing our president to a terrorist shame on him. he doesn't have a message. it is a mess. another thing. we have to get out and vote. we are going to have to make

our decisions at the voting booth. we're going to have to vote. >> that's right. >> vote right again so you won't get left. i say we don't need to focus on these candidates that's just saying disparaging things. >> um-huh. >> this is a deflection. this is to deflect and distract us from what is really going on. let's look at this president and look at the economic opportunity that he is bringing back. >> yes. >> let's focus on that and then show up in the polls and let's vote republican. pete: strong message. thanks very much. thanks for your time this morning. brian: one thing is clear, the president is going to be making 40 more appearances before the midterm elections. pete: what do we have 60 days 4, 0 appear ands? ainsley: that makes a difference. brian: that's what he is hoping. ainsley: he said those comments were disgraceful, repugnant, vile remarks shows he is out of touch with the sixth district. brian: if you show up can you actually use your own words, what sean thinks, i met him before. sean, can you talk, please?

pete: feels like the policies of yesteryear. policy put out a statement. can we hear from you? ainsley: let us know what you think about it california democrats have a beef with in-n-out burger. now they are calling for a boycott. why? because they donated to republicans. governor mike huckabee is here to react next. they gave to both democrats and republicans. pete: collin kaepernick kicked off nfl. huge legal win for him. brian: first, happy birthday to my high school classmate richard gere. the actor turned 69 today. pete: really? brian: no. before nexium 24hr mark could only imagine... a peaceful night sleep without frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day,

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brian: this is elaine dancing on seinfeld. ainsley: she is trying. doing a great job. shot of the morning. this is the dance. ainsley: the british prime minister theresa may breaking it down with kids there kenyans. other moves going viral. brian: are those moves? brian: supposed to dance like nobody is watching. we are. number two, go back to brett eldredge i never met a dance floor that did me any good. that is exactly, even when in kenya have you got to pass. pete: even when you do it you better commit all the way. ainsley: mike huckabee can dance. he is the former presidential candidate and fox news contributor and host of huckabee on tbn. thanks for being with us, governor, what did you think of that? remember when karl rove danced at the white house correspondents dinner he? actually did a great job. what do you think? >> yeah. the trouble is karl rove remembers it, too.

and the rest of the country. when i saw theresa may do that. the only thing i thought of was i can't unsee that now she will be known instead of theresa may, it's theresa may not ever do it again. please. ainsley: people relate to her? brian: not really. ainsley: come on. brian: you know as a politician the whole thing about kissing babies, going to fairs and eating friday bananas and things like that. have you ever been put in a spot like that, okay you want to be governor or win this, where you have to do things you are not comfortable doing? >> you are asking me if i have ever done some really dumb things and the answer is yes. all i could do is hope they were not recorded on video it may have happened before everybody had a video camera on their cell phone. please god let it be. brian: have you rhythm. you are a musician. let's talk about what bruce ohr said starting to get some information about what was said behind closed

doors. and it turns out the man that worked for the department of justice. whose wife worked for fusion gps. who seemed to be in regular contact with christopher steel was also also in contact with a lot of people, including the fbi. including weissmann who ends up being in the future being one of the could henchmen for robert mueller. bruce ohr this is becoming so incredibly that would someone get a hold of it? and if jeff sessions won't he should let someone do it. we have the most disgusting coverup. i don't know if americans fully understand what's happened here. what's happened is the highest levels of the fbi and the department of justice conspired and colluded to bring down a president.

think about that for a moment. the highest levels of government. these weren't political operatives. these weren't people from the dnc. they conspired with people from the dnc. they used money that the dnc and hillary supplied, these were our taxpayer funded government officials who were trying to bring down an elected president in our own country. and if somebody doesn't hold them accountable for this if we don't unravel it and smug arrogant people sitting on the other networks this morning around their little tables talking about the president and dismissing him, if they don't open their eyes and see what's happening, we have lost our country. i know that sounds mellow dramatic, but i'm telling you it is that serious it truly is. pete: who holds them accountable you used the right word convoluted. is it the attorney general? who is it that ultimately needs to investigate the investigators and bring it to account you have two options executive branch proper place for it to

start. the problem is virtually everyone within shouting distance and touches distance of the attorney general is highly imindicated animplicatedand inv. you have to reach down to the justice department away from washington, away from all of those people. people not connected and have extraordinary guts to do it or it will never get done. the other option is that congress in its oversight capacity does it but the democrats are doing everything they can to block it. it this is not like watergate when democrats and republicans worked together to uncover things that were hurtful to the country. these are people in the democratic party leadership that are only wanting to protect the democrats and protect the people who conspired and covered up. and they don't want to uncover criminal activity and that is a real threat. when i hear people say you know, something donald trump tweeted is a threat to our democracy, nonsense, it's a tweet. this is government action.

brian: this is a plot. ainsley: governor, talk about what's happening in california. another story out of california this morning the head of the democratic party out there is now saying that you need to boycott in and out burger very fame mutt restaurant chain. brian: formal dining. pete: late night. ainsley: most of the people who visit the east coast did you try in-n-out burger? they are saying boycott in-n-out burger because they give money not only to the republican party though the democratic party too. they are saying still boycott in and out makes a great product people lined up to get their burgers. great staff. it's a wonderful company. you know, one of the only reasons that i ever go to california to s. to get an in-n-out burger and now i'm going to schedule some more trips to get some in and out burgers. they only gave $25,000, which is a very small amount of money to the republican

party in california. i doubt it made a big difference. why can't a business express itself? apple does it, starbucks does it, amazon does it the democrats seem to be fine as long as they get all the money. this is the hypocrisy, the double standard we're seeing it at the department of justice and then we see it out there in the party politics of the democrats. i say don't boycott them, buy cott them. buy more than have you ever bottom. hand out burgers to people if you are in an in-n-out burger. make them more prosperous. brian: many people go to california for the beaches you go for the burgers. >> and it shows. brian: not true. >> good to be with you. ainsley: hand it over to jillian who has more head you lines omoreheadlines for us. jillian: one school district think this is the answer to school shootings. lockdown buckets. >> we are a district that is progressive and paying attention to what is happening around the country.

>> so one of these survival kits will be inside every classroom brockton public schools in massachusetts. five gallon bucket, a wooden door stop, a hammer, 50-foot rope and roll of duct tape. hammer is designed to smash a window if needed to escape. college students could soon get abortion pills whenever they want in california. now lying in the hands of governor jerry brown. the state senate passing a bill that would require public universities to offer abortion pills at student health centers. if approved, dozens of california campus also provide the abortion pill by 2022. he started the kneeling protests that are still plaguing the nfl and wore socks portraying police as pigs now quarterback collin kaepernick will get to take the case to court. denying the request to throw out case that team owners conspired not to hire him because of the national anthem protest. the case now hinging on whether owners decided

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their billboard in baltimore reads, quote: i am me not meat. jokes like this video of crab on the stove writing pete, are you mad? they say they will apologize to no one. and pete's newest ad now popping up in florida it tells people to, quote, look, not quote fish. >> facebook admitted they have made mistakes. >> we need to constantly show we are not adding our own bias which i fully admit is more left-leaning. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake. and it was my mistake and i'm sorry. brian: wow, was he breaking up there? now the giant tech companies are headed to the hill, facebook, twitter executives and google sending a senior vice president to testify before congress next week. ainsley: what questions should be asked to those guys? kurt the cyberguy weighs in

on this topic. >> you know, you are spot on. was he breaking up? i think he has been breaking up with america. i think he really, all these social media companies have been hiding behind their propriety technology to say oh, we really can't help new this area, whether it has to do with enforcing laws or whether it has to do with protecting foreign influence because they have -- he had thid behind the idea that their algorithm, the way they produce the information is their secret sauce. and i think he deserves to be apologizing toe a lot of us in america. pete: if you are congressman kurt nutsson you would be asking what overlooking stuff. be deliberate and specific. start with question number one. what guarantees and be specific, can you give us

that you are proactively protecting outside influence in our country's local state and federal elections? i want an answer. i want to know what have you done deliberately? brian: they got rid of bots people lost followers. >> i think they will have answers for us. i just want to know what they're. ainsley: what if their answer is what they have been saying in the past we will get back to you on that? >> not acceptable. you don't leave the room until you give us an answer. i want to know this: at what point is that algorithm, the one who is determined who is seen and heard and guess suppressed. ainsley: will they give us that information. >> no. but i want to know when is it too dangerous that we actually have to do something about it? and then what guarantees do we have that you are not silencing millions of people and more overwhat kind of grade are you giving yourself over the last six months? i want to know these kinds of questions and i want to hold them accountable. pete: is change coming? do they really mean it. >> i think the president did a good gift for us. gave us awareness to the

idea that there are these algorithms. we know it but he put it in the forefront right now that control our lives. that there are these wizards at this tech company in silicon valley. tech companies that are in charge of what we see. pete: very, very dangerous. >> and how wire shaping america. pete: thanks for your time. pete: that was big. more on the show i'm told. florida governor and republican senate candidate rick scott. we have judge jeanine. arizona senate candidate martha mcsally all coming up. brian: we usually sneak in music. no more tag or kick ball. no more duck, duck goose. they aren't appropriate. one musical chairs was the most stressful thing that happened in my childhood. that's not going to stop us from playing. we have fun on fox square. i believe we are having fun already through jillian ♪ whoa, whoa.

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mike goodman with the kick: comes back. >> in oh, you are out. ainsley: in the state of alabama, schools have considered listing some classic playground games like the ones behind me inappropriate, games like duck duck goose, tag and dodge ball. being pushed out because it might cause emotional and physical harm. why would we let adults decide what our kids should enjoy? that's the question this morning, joining us now to discuss this is a father and clinical psychologist and author of reef claiming humidity dr. norman free thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> they are having a lot of fun back here. >> they are.

ainsley: the alabama school system is say nothing more. why is this? >> it's a good idea for children to play games in which they will win and will lose. because losing gives them a chance to recognize that in this life there are many disappointments and they are going to prepare themselves for those disappointments. ainsley: what other games are left, doctor? they're talking about some of our favorite. duck, duck goose, kick ball, tag. this is what we all grew up doing. >> met for for our ability to recognize that sometimes things don't go our way. and when they don't go our way we learn thousand manage and get used to something and become determined to win maybe next time. ainsley: the isn't was saying it leads to less athletic kids being scared from embarrassment and so that these games are our favorites, yes, but we don't want any kids to feel like he or she is not good enough. >> it's interesting to define the word good enough because children may be good at some things and not as good or relatively less well at other things. to say take that away from them is to rob them of the opportunity to learn how to

improve through loses sometimes. difficult life. we need to prepare our children for what happens when things don't go their way. ainsley: unbelievable. what was your first reaction when you heard this story? >> well, interestingly, i was sitting with a patient of mine named noah and why were playing a game of checkers, and he said why did you answer the phone i said i actually -- wanted to ask me about playing and winning and losing. the boy said losing. noah said losing is so important. everybody loses once in a while. and it gives us the determination to reflect inwardly. ainsley: what do you think about this? you are a parent. >> i think kids should learn to fail and get scraped legs and knees and be determined and frustrated we have another game. >> you are up. ainsley: i was so glad when they told me i'm going to do the interview.

i'm too old to play this. brian: cue some music musical chairs. >> turn the chairs the other direction. ainsley: is in the wussification of america? >> it is. ainsley: what do you tell your boys. >> you all are plays musical chairs right now. what would you say to the superintendent if he or she is watching right now. >> superintendent. ability to actually learn determined to be better next time and understanding symbolic way not everything depose as expected. they will succeed and will prevail. recess is suppose to have fun. ainsley: thank you for being with us. thanks, guys. president trump sending a new warning to the doj or. do your job i will get involved.

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what these democratic candidates, what's wrong with them, they don't have a message. >> look how many cameras back there like the academy awards. they can't get enough but when i start screaming fake news, you see red lights go off for a little while. excuse me, we have technical difficulties. ♪ are you ready ♪ ♪ brian: all-american concert series in final weeks extension of summer which i don't believe is coming through. the president has the power to do it. barbecuing famous dave's. in the building, done his rehearsal. all ready to entertain you. he has testosterone and adrenaline a lot of people lack. ainsley: he is the lead singer of creed. self-very talented. you probably know all of the songs. we are excited to have him out on the plaza for the last concert. you are right.

you said is summer over? pete: not at all. let summer keep going. shouldn't end. only ends on the calendar. shouldn't end in your mind. brian: a lot of kids are back at school and going to school. that is kind of a relief for you. pete: let them all go. finally have peace. bine brian talk about what the president did last night big rally in indiana. he wants to expand the advantage the republicans have in the senate. from there he is targeting indians, mike braun in particular. self-made businessman multimillionaire. wants to take business knowledge from the state house right to the u.s. senate. they have a lot in common do these two. they pack the house. the president also, built up mike braun but also let everybody know how upset he is on how things are going, the department of justice. his department of justice in washington. >> all i can say this: our justice department and our fbi at the top of -- because

inside they have incredible people. but our justice department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. [cheers] people are angry. what's happening is a disgrace. and at some points, i wanted to stay out, but at some point if it doesn't straighten out properly, i want them to do their job, i will get involved and i will get in there if i have to. [cheers] pete: you know, brian, you pointed out so well last hour the investigation of the investigators has been utterly insufficient as we learn more and more about what was done to target this candidate and then president. bernstein uncovered watergate. now they are spinning stories with anonymous sources to make it look like the collusion was the president with russia when all the evidence, if you are an intrepid young investigative reporter, this is the most target rich

environment i have ever seen. yet, the left and the fake news media the president calls out are utterly obsessed with one little narrative, russia collusion and bob mueller. if they would open their eyes for one second, the conspiracy is right before them. ainsley: we had governor huckabee on earlier. he was saying none of this would have ever come out if hillary clinton had won. that the fbi and the doj are conspiring to bring down the president. listen. >> this is becoming so incredibly convoluted that i just wonder will someone get ahold of it? and if jeff sessions won't he should step down and let someone do it. the highest levels of the fbi and the department of justice conspired and colluded to bring downtown a president. if they don't open their eyes and see what's happening, we have lost our country. brian: i think what he was getting at and what he was getting at is that during the summer to the fall of 2016, from when the president won to the president-elect phase, the fbi was seen to be in an

all-out push to plot and plan to put a plan in place to take out the president. and the more you get these men coming forward, in some cases women with lisa page. but you have now andy mccabe who has been exposed. peter strzok has been expose the lisa page has been exposed. bruce ohr has been de morted and bruce ohmort -- demoted. he said i was the one informing christopher steele and peter strzok and keeping andrew weissmann informed to eventually go to work for robert mueller all about what was happening behind the scenes with the so-called russia investigation and would be collusion. why was it narcotics department of justice official putting all these pieces together? well, maybe the first clue is his wife wases one who works for fusion gps who was hired to get dirt on donald trump. pete: honest question, what could his justification be? what is bruce ohr's justification for those

contacts? it's a real question. i'm sure they asked him that. what is his defense? i would like to know. brian: here is the question trey gowdy said to him. he said have you ever worked a case like this before in your career? and his answer was no. do you think that has anything to do with the fact that your wife worked for the organization. you were the linchpin with christopher steele desperate with comey fired, mccabe out of commission. peter strzok under scrutiny. he was desperate for somebody to keep this whole chain alive. and guess what? he not only was talking to bruce ohr, he said no offense, but what if you get fired? can you give me somebody else to go to? why was he so desperate? and what he said is, too, i think is important. whether you have this fisa court, they need your honesty and integrity. it was put together mainly for after 9/11 to be able to get the would be terrorist and get them in front of a judge quickly to get permission to follow x, y and z before they blow up the next major building in this country. they need you to be honest. was the fbi being honest

when they said here's the application, judge. this is why we have to follow all these surrogates of donald trump. and what bruce ohr was essentially saying is they didn't put anything in there that christopher steele had a bias. that the does way i can't say unverified. the judge okayed it and bruce ohr said basically behind closed doors they shouldn't have. ainsley: what's frustrating is you know all of this was happening behind closed doors. we know it now because this administration has revealed all of this and congress thankfully has gotten involved and allowed us to see this. they are still not releasing all the documents at doj. jeff sessions is not allowing the president to actually find out the answers or allowing august of us to find out the answers. ains. brian: put himself so far back. pete: he is out. ainsley: frustrating. why is ohr still working for the government? brian: in a way it's to our advantage to have him working. ainsley: why? brian: since is he working

for the department of justice he has to respond. pull him out in front or by the way his stories don't corroborate with his cohorts. he contradicts lisa page and peter strzok. if you get all three of them together and ask them the questions, those other two don't show up and work there anymore. ainsley: a way of controlling him though if he still works there he can't go out and talk? pete: that's what a lot of people are speculating and hoping is we'll don't know the depths of what jeff sessions is doing behind the scenes possibly to continue to investigate and find out how deep the conspiracy was against candidate trump. again, speculation, i hope i'm right. i don't know that i am. you are right. staying on the payroll. ainsley: his job is safe at least until the mid terms. pete: his job is dead. he has been totally written off and discredited. the question is how was he held accountable. ainsley: your tax dollars are still paying for him. brian: true. jillian: we are following a fox news alert. let's get you caught up on this news. an ntsb is underway after seven people are killed and dozens injured. look at this horrific head on bus crash in new mexico.

a blown tire sent a semi-truck across a highway median smashing into a greyhound bus carrying at least 49 people. 20 of them including four children were sent to the hospital. the bus was heading from albuquerque to phoenix. the truck driver was not seriously hurt the department of justice threatening legal action against cities planning to open up safe spaces for drug addicts to shoot up. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein says no matter how you look at it, it's still a crime. >> i'm not aware of any valid bailiffs for the argument that you can engage in criminal activity as long as you do it in the presence of somebody with a medical license. jillian: right now, city officials in philadelphia are planning to open injection sites in cities like new york and san francisco are considering it. three people arrested overnight during demonstrations at the university of north carolina. supporters and protesters clashing over last week's toppling of the silent sam monument.

[screams] jillian: protesters reading quote let's give them less space. another one saying in part do not engage with crowd at statues. stay way out. and how about this? tom brady is one of the most recognized athletes in sports, but one little fan can't quite pick him out. even though he is wearing his jersey. >> jillian: the adorable exchange happening during warm-up preseason win over the giants. got to love that he says whoswho'sthat? >> ainsley: didn't recognize him. he wasn't in his jersey, was he? ainsley: the kid was but tom brady wasn't in his jersey.

the kid didn't recognize him. how cute. brian: there is a movie coming out called the first man starring ryan gosling who starred in my favorite musical la la land and won best actor. here he doesn't have to dance. he goes inside the character we know very little about. an american hero neil armstrong. pete: iconic american image. something all americans of many generations are proud of. the moon landing and all the people that it took to make that happen. that's an iconic photo right there. the planting of the u.s. flag on the moon. well, ryan gross ling himself a canadian had some things to say about whether americans should get credit for this achievement or not. ainsley: they decided not to use the flag in the film. they are not using the flag. brian: the moon land something not in the movie. ainsley: the moon land something in but the flag is not. ainsley: this was widely regarded in the end as a human achievement and that's how we choose to view it i think neil was extremely humble as were many of these astronauts and time and time

again he deferred the focus from himself to the 400,000 people who made the mission possible. pete: here is what i think ryan gosling is an idiot. is he a global citizen who -- he thinks it's a bunch of humans got together and said we're going to go to the moon. no, one country propelled by capitalism, by free people, with a vision said we're going to do this. part of it is a space race to beat the russians because the cold war matters yet revisionist actors in hollywood then preach to us that it was a human achievement and america didn't have anything to do with it. ainsley: that's where our country is going. they don't think america is great. they want to kneel for the flag or the anthem was never great. kneel for the anthem. this is the direction. they are scared to use the american flag. it's hollywood. brian: i want to see the movie first. in terms of the free press this has got to be such a disaster for the promoters of this movie who actually spent a lot of money to get an actor like this. hottest actor maybe in the world right now. but, keep in mind this.

we achieved that because we were in a race. we were in a race against one other country. a race to the moon that john f. kennedy got us off on. you don't do that as a global community you do that as a hedge against this communist threat which was the soviet union. pete: you are a dangerous nationalist. brian: this is an american achievement. bar none. ainsley: he says not an american achievement, a human achievement. let us know what you think at friends@foxnews.com. brian: write us as a human being not an american. three suspects from that extremist compound after a judge cleared them in the case. our next guest says if they're not arrested again, we are at risk of another attack. enough said. we have an update. pete: that's right. and pickpockets could be watching your every move. we have an expert to show you how to spot. i got pick pocketed at the

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accused of training children to shoot up schools and another dead kid in this compound released from jail. the judge blaming prosecutors for the dropped charges opt alleged muslim extremists after the d.a. failed to follow state regulations that says you have 10 days to get your act together and charge these suspects. here to react former fbi special agent u.s. army ranger chad jenkins. chad, listen, the prosecutors screwed up. it doesn't mean you let these guys out and give them a date in court. they are not coming back. >> you're absolutely right, brian. this is a justice system failure both at the local d.a.'s office and then with our judicial system and these judges. if this isn't a case to show there is exigent circumstances to hold these individuals when we know their end goal motives were to conduct terrorist attacks either on hospitals or schools using these young, innocent children, then this is a justifiable system failure at this point in time. brian: we don't know for sure if the fbi was there, but local authorities are convinced the fbi was monitoring and surveying.

but the sheriff had enough. he stormed in there. they put their lives on the line. they don't really have training specifically for this, i understand. and they got lucky and they are very skilled and brave. and they get these guys. they are able to neutralize them and make the arrest. but, since then, with local authorities dropping the ball, don't you believe that the federal authorities should move in because this case matters so much? >> absolutely. we already know the cat is out of the bag. we know what their intentions were. that was disclosed at the initial hearing when these five individuals were brought into the court system. so, we know their end goal was to use their radical islamic extremist views to go ahead and conduct terrorist attacks using these children. why at this point in time, we're allowing them to go ahead and be on the outside and federal charges aren't being brought against them that are related to terrorist matters is beyond approach at this point. brian: we don't know for sure but you do have substantial experience. what do you think? >> i think we need to get

our act together. i think the judicial system -- i think the federal prosecutors at this point need to go ahead and get with the fbi and bring these charges against these three individuals to get them where they are under detention and they cannot form any type of attack at this point in time. brian: why are we the ones that have to put a siren on this thing? why are we the only ones who seem to see this as a problem? >> because, brian, we live in a state of fear where we cannot say things that are offensive. these individuals, they were following islam to a t in the way in which mohammed aligned it very fundamental and conservative. there needs to be a distinction. in that you need to look at what they're doing and they are following it to a t. we need to have people that are able to make that truth and say, hey, that's a false teaching. it's not the way in it's the truth. and we need to be more. brian: gotcha. >> bold in our faith what the truth really is.

brian: chad jenkins thanks very much. one of the toughest races in november. the show down between democratic senator bill nelson and governor rick scott. the governor joins us live to tell us his chances. it's his first interview since writtenning the primary. do. sergeant baker, how are you? they were on it. it was unbelievable. having insurance is something everyone needs, but having usaa- now that's a privilege. we're the baker's and we're usaa members for life. usaa. get your insurance quote today.

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decline. and finally, 6 feet. that's the size of this massive lizard that is terrorizing a family in davey, florida. they claim the asian waterman tore is staring into their home and swimming in their pool. they are also afraid it might eat their kids. professional trappers have tried to catch it but no luck. brian: florida? pete: yeah. brian: we should have rick scott handle that. ainsley: i'm glad you brought him up. the mid terms are in full swing rick scott won -- does he have what it takes to flip that seat? brian: joining us now for first national interview since his win on tuesday in the florida primary. florida governor and republican u.s. senate nominee rick scott. governor, first off, we're going to ask you about the huge monster terrorizing

that family. i cannot believe you let that happen. first off, in florida, what make us feel as though that you would be satisfied being one of 100 when you are a former ceo of your own company. former ceo of your own state. how are you going to learn to get along with 99 others? >> first, good morning. it's great to come from d.c. i get to honor the legacy and life of a fellow navy veteran john mccain today. so it's a real honor to be here. i think it's going to be frustrating. i think i'm going to be very frustrated in the senate. that's when things happen in business or in anything when somebody gets frustrated, you get things done. that's why when i get to the senate, i'm going to work hard to get things done because i will be frustrated with how slow washington works. how they don't get things done. i mean, they don't secure our borders. they don't get immigration reform done. there are so many things they don't get done up there i'm going to group there and work hard to change the direction. ainsley: there is a mason dixon poll who asked voters who they would vote for from

july 24th to july 25th and 47% of the voters said they would vote for you. 44 percent said that they would vote for bill nelson. now, both of you have name recognition in the state of florida. what do you want to tell the people that are watching that are having trouble, the ones that are in the middle? >> well, i think it's a clear choice. bill nelson is going to do what chuck schumer and nancy pelosi tell him to do. is he a puppet for them. if you want washington to change just like what i did in florida, when i walked into this job in florida, the state had lost 832,000 jobs. we now have added 1.6 million jobs. you want somebody who is going to go to washington and be very frustrated and say i'm going to get something done. we are going to fix the economy. we're going to solve problems. you vote for me. my opponent is a career politician. he has never gotten anything done. he will give a nice talk. write a nice letter, nothing, nothing, nothing will happen. pete: governor, you say get things done. on your race also, the senate the governor's race,

you got a very clear contrast. have you businessmen like yourselves and then have you got in the governor's race have you got a socialist running on the democratic party ticket. how do you get things done when the vision of the left today is to raise taxes, abolish ice, is it not a time to square that circle for me? >> well, it's going to be a clear choice november 6th. two radical liberals bill nelson and andrew gillum going to focus on higher taxes. andrew gillum has said is he going to raise out corporate taxes 40% in our state which is going to kill jobs. bill nelson has voted for higher taxes over 300 times. all these things going to kill jobs go back to democrat charlie crist time. before i became governor we lost 832,000 jobs. clear choice with ron desantis and me saying we are going to keep this economy going and continue to focus on the families of florida. not on some big government

agenda. brian: interesting governor. you used to be behind in the polls. ran for election behind 20 points and now you are up three. how do you keep that lead and continue to separate? because you know the democrats, the machine is going to come at you with everything because the balance of power is at stake. >> first off do you remember i was never ahead in the polls in my two governor's races it's totally different now. first off, there walls no blue wave. we saw in the primary no blue wave in florida. more republicans voted 1.6 million voted 1.5 million democrats. higher percentage of republicans come out to vote than democrats. in the last year more republicans have registered to vote than democrats. and with absentee ballots with a very contest i had democrat governor primary we still had a higher percentage of republican absentee voted than democrats. i'm going to focus every day. traveling the stated, getting my message out. i'm going to go and do exactly what i do in florida. i'm going to focus on results. get things done. that's what we did in

florida. that's why we have nor jobs. we have record funding for education, the environment, transportation. i will do the same thing in washington, d.c. and bill nelson is a career politician has nothing to run on. all he does is talk negative. he has no -- he can't say he accomplished anything in 40 years in office. brian: okay. you are served, senator nelson we would love for you to come on. he has so far not gotten back to us. congratulations on primary victory. >> thank you. brian: the president ramping up his attacks on the media. he says it's left leaning. >> it's a dishonest group of people. i will tell you that. brian: is he right? we will debate it. pete: and pickpockets they move fast and could be watching your every move. an expert to show you how to spot one coming up next. ♪ i always feel ♪ somebody's watching me ♪ no privacy. ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ i always feel like

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ainsley: americans in washington, d.c. paying their final respects to the late senator john mccain today. brian: he will be the 30th person to lie in state inside the u.s. capitol rotunda. pete: our own connell mcshane joins us from the fox business network in washington. good morning. >> good morning to you, pete. it's been a week long celebration of senator mccain's life. that continues here in washington today after what we saw yesterday out at arizona. about 3500 people packed that church in phoenix paying their final respects to senator mccain. the speaker out of arizona including his former chief of staff, the football star larry fitzgerald was there and his old friend from the united states senate the former vice president joe biden who got up and said i'm joe biden, i'm a democrat and i love john mccain. then he spoke about their time spent here in washington together in the united states senate. take a listen. >>

>> it wasn't about politics with john. he could disagree on substance but the underlying values that animated everything john did. everything he was. >> the senator's remains transported last night by military plane by joint base andrews where cindy mccain and the rest of the mccain family were greeted by the defense secretary james mattis among others. the motorcade makes its way over here to the united states capitol later this morning and the senator's body will lie in state in the rotunda. we have a picture inside the capitol rotunda where can you see a wooden platform that was built for president lincoln's funeral. and that's what the -- where the casket will be placed later today. there will be a ceremony here at the capitol, begins late morning about 11:00 in the morning. speaker paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, senato vice president mike pence will be speaking

there. the public will be allowed in and expecting thousands from across the country to line up and pay their final respects to senator mccain here in washington. ainsley, brian, pete, back to you guys in new york. >> thanks. you cannot miss this. ainsley: hand it over to jillian who has more headlines. jillian: watching a number of stories including. this president trump wants to block pay raises for civilian federal workers. writing a letter to house and senate leaders we must maintain efforts to put our nation on a fiscally sustainable course and federal agency budgets cannot sustain such increases. across the board 2.1% civilian federal workers will take effect in january unless the president and congress act to change it the man accuse of stealing a teen's make america great again hat while throwing a drink on him is facing charges. >> [bleep] your president. you ain't [bleep]

jillian: grand jury in texas indicting 30-year-old with theft of person, his trial is set for october 19th. the video of the incident at a whataburger restaurant. receiving another make america great again hat with an autographed sign of president trump. impersonating a doctor and diagnosing a patient. authorities say 23-year-old awry a claimed he lost his i.d. after gaining access to restricted floors california of irvine and seven times at children's hospital. he examined a growth on a patient's neck. if convicted he could face 11 years behind bars. and this monkey is loving it breaking out of the zoo and heading straight for the golden arches. the animal seen jumping from table to table picking at left over food at mcdonald's in sweden. police are trying to figure out if the monkey escaped or was stolen from the zoo,

which is nine miles away from the restaurant. but, hey, if you are hungry, you are hungry, right? are you guys outside now? pete: i'm outside. one of us are out here. thank you very much. appreciate it all right. a warning for tourists this summer going into the fall. pickpockets could be watching your every move. our next guest knows how to spot them i bob arno is a pickpocket expert and international criminologist who joins us now with more. i haven't thought much about pickpocketing until last year at the super bowl i was picked clean like this. >> okay. so you are aware and yes this happened to you. amazing. pete: i was aware and now i am aware. >> okay. >> hello. i remember a few details with you. maybe you don't remember them but i remember distinctly what i took from you. and hello. you know, it looks like strange but sky you second about halfway through. and you don't have anything, there is nothing can i steal from you. whatever have you in that pocket.

you have a phone over there when you were in vegas, lips are dry in vegas. is that where you had the sporting event? pete: where was it. >> it doesn't matter. small thing to steal. future in a another pocket. that's an easy one. i'm right handed that's why can i get in there otherwise that pocket is more hard. that's why this one is over here. eight other there. and would you mine small step, so, did you hear what i just explained about me? >> no. >> did you not. can i just ask you take them in your hand and do me a favor and put them back on you or in your pocket, whichever way you prefer. put them back in your pocket in there. or on top. however you prefer. i use iphone what do you use? you have it on right now. >> yes. >> i don't think so, because

i think that's your watch. thank you, guys. thank you. maybe they want to ask you a question. do me a favor. hold that in the other hand and take a small step forward there. and over here. now, here, why don't you explain what is really typical. what happens to most people. you are doing the right thing. you are holding on to it. ainsley: my mom won't buy a pocketbook without a zipper. >> most pump e. people put it on the ground. coffee shop. >> restaurant. >> they come by they drag it from below from under the table. if you have it on your shoulder, like that. and you lean over to buy something, for example, you take a small purchase, so they come from behind, create the little diversification from one side and lift the walled from the other side.

it's a piece of cake. all right. tips we should keep in mind so we're not a victim like this. of course, the first thing if you are a guy. the cell phone. mobile phone have it tight. is there parts of the world now where they rip it straight out of your hand. for example in london. brian: people walk around. >> they rip it straight off they come by on a scooter. women what you are doing is the right thing. tight, high up under the armpit. the higher up, the harder it is to get in. if it's lower, if it hangs, a backpack, certain parts of the world. brian: tighters pocket. not back or front but tightest possibility. >> of course if you have like i have here a loose pocket. it's very easy. if it's tight jeans, hard. they look for what they call the print of the money. print of the money. the four corners. they can see. brian: you just saved a lot of people a lot of stuff. >> thank you. brian: a round of applause, ladies and gentlemen.

ainsley: pretty good. [applause] brian: president attacks from many on the left. watch. >> dishonest group of people. i will tell you that. brian: is he right? we will debate that. ainsley: and scott stapp and jillian are hanging out in the keurig corner. he is getting ready to rock out for our american summer concert series. last one of the summer. we are excited to hear him sing. stick around. brian: scott the is coming out ♪ can you take me higher ♪ ♪

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pete: welcome back. president trump continued his string attacks against the media last night. listen. >> our greatest obstacle and greatest ally is the media. we have stories that if that was about a republican or a conservative, it would be front page of every newspaper and we have them and they just don't want to

write them. it's a dishonest group of people. i will tell you that. pete: so, does the president have a point? here to debate republican strategist chris wilson and democratic strategist steve lesser. thanks for being here live and in the flesh. chris, we hear the president making this point multiple times over and then we see more evidence that proves his point that, indeed, a lot of the press we see, if not fake, incredibly biased. >> well, of course it is. i think it's very clear the president does have a point. i think one of the great things about social media is the kind of conversations that used to take place in back rooms and privately in the newsroom now takes place where we can all see it it's almost as if the media doesn't realize we are reading their tweets and seeing the kind of things they are talking about. in the recent gallup survey more than two thirds of the media believes there is a bias. my surprise is it's not higher. and when the president goes in and he is able to communicate that and go directly to the american people, you see this sort of -- you see the reaction, the crowd that eats it up.

but, also, the interesting thing you see is he is able to change the debate and the narrative that exists around these campaigns because you have a guy like mike braun who wasn't getting much press attention. he went to montana matt rosendale. he did the same thing with kevin cramer, he comes away from the states and you see the face of these elections change almost immediately. pete: answer that question, i don't call them the mainstream media anymore. it's the left wing media. the legacy media they like to control information they once had. social media has changed that have we not now just been exposed to what was going on for a long time? >> no. i don't think so. pete: so they're not biased? >> well, look, is there a person on this earth who is not biased in some way or another? pete: correct. >> i think the point is when you see the left wing mainstreamedia,if you want to ca mistake generally have you them make a retraction. when does president trump correct himself when he is wrong because is he wrong quite a bit. what he doesn't like is the media calls him out when he is wrong. pete: that he is not truthful. >> give you an example very early on in his presidency

he had a call with the australian prime minister. media tense and says fake news. it was a very tense and difficult phone call. he has been reported in the media as talking about firing different cabinet members. he said that's fake news. it comes out, yeah, he was talking about firing. pete: isn't bias just not the small things but the fact that why is the so-called mainstream press barely investigating an investigation into the investigators that ultimately it's all about russian collusion. if you turn the channel, that's what you will hear too, right? >> i don't think so. we are discussing it here. i don't think there is any big mystery about that. we had an fbi investigator fired unfairly in my opinion from one tweet that he said he didn't like the president. you know, there is no, i don't think, inherent bias against president trump that you didn't have against president obama. pete: 90% of the news coverage has been negative, yet, we have a straight faced argument that there is no inherent bias against this president?

>> you know, there is so many things i could unpack from that but i will just say i think the way in which the media covers the president and the way they covered the obama presidency is a perfect example of that i almost think at some points you need to remind the other members of the media that whenever the democratic party puts out talking points, those are optional. you don't have to make them your press coverage for the day. i happened to be involved in the texas senate race. i know the arourke campaign put out a release about yard times. i got calls from four different reporters that day asking about that issue. it's not from the press release. yes, it was. it was absolutely derived from it i will give you one example at the end of the obama campaign. we were scandal free presidency. irs. that's on the front page of the "u.s.a. today." >> very glad chris brought that up. that's exactly what i was talking about. president obama received a dozen criticism in the media over all kinds. you just brought them up. i'm not the one who brought them up. front page of the paper. pete: argument these presidents have been treated the same that's a tough one

to swallow. swiss, steve, thank you very much. arizona democrat threatens ice agents conducting deportations saying you will not be safe. sounds like a threat to me. geraldo rivera says he is out-of-line for saying that he explains at the top of the hour. plus, scott stapp is getting ready to rock our all-american summer concert stage. there he is. the crowd is growing with anticipation. stick around ♪ i work hard to protect this tookus. to take care of any messy situations. and put irritation in its place. and if i can get comfortable keeping this tookus safe and protected... you can get comfortable doing the same with yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it.

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creed front man and voice flight with arms wide open. pete: balancing work, health and his growing family scott stapp. thanks for being here. >> great to be here guys. >> great to see you. >> great to see you, yeah. pete: you have a new one? >> 9-month-old old boy named anthony. pete: congratulations. ainsley: you are football coach. you drive carpool. >> i do it all. my life and i love being parents love being involved in our kids' lives. it's been amazing this past year as i have been in nashville writing the records. we live in nashville so it's -- i have got to spend so much time with the kids and just be hands on dad. brian: is the best thing about being a rock star can you make your own schedule and work until noon and stay up until 3:00? >> definitely has advantages no sleeping until noon with a 9-month-old. pete: absolutely. ainsley: tell us about your writing. some of your songs to plea as a christian sound like they have a christian or

faith influence. >> absolutely. absolutely. i'm a christian. and i can't help but have some of those thoughts and feelings and beliefs come out in my writing, you know, because it's a part of me. it's in me. so it's always been a theme that ran through everything i have ever done. brian: how is it different being on your own? >> you know, i think that of course have you more freedom to explore and go in different directions than you do when you are in a band. special when you are in a rock band that's trying to stay in that genre. and so for me, of course, i'm a rock guy. i love rock and roll. but i have definitely had a chance to, you know, branch out. pete: you are involved with a charity as well that is close to your heart. >> two with arms wide open foundation which i founded

20 years ago and the charm foundation which my wife founded in college. and so we both have a heart for people and families and children and families in need. we brought those two organizations together. just had an amazing back-to-school bash in nashville providing supplies and necessities for children and families in need. so, it's something we love to be involved. in. ainsley: that's awesome. have you another album that's coming out next year? >> yes, yes. saints ains what song are you going to sing for us today? >> today i'm giving the fans playing the hits, man. giving the fan what is they want to hear. [cheers] >> kind of reminding the audience out there of what they know me from. ainsley: um-huh. >> really excited about the album coming out first quarter next year so stay tuned. ainsley: that's great. obviously if you are watching we love him because he watches fox news every morning. >> i do. ainsley: buy his record when it comes out next year. looking forward to hearing um you sing. follow his family on social

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>> donald trump firing off a new warning to the doj and fbi to a roaring crowd in indiana. >> i will get involved and i will get in there if i have to. >> americans pay their final respects to john mccain, the 30th present ally in state in the capitol rotunda. >> the usual bully pulpit. >> shame on him for disparaging our president. what democratic candidates don't have a message. >> pickpockets watching your every move. how to spot them.

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♪ >> there you go. we have bbq out there. >> she will not talk unless she is on television. >> saving my voice. >> fantastic, spot on. by the way, if you look wide, there is geraldo. welcome back to the set. >> ainsley here. >> how have you been? >> you really club it.

>> you can say that. there was a rally, a message he had to have, to keep the majority and calling out the press. he is sending. he is frustrated. >> i understand his frustration. look objectively at his presidency with the stock market, grossed a mystic product, minority unemployment at record lows, redoing the trade deal and other trade agreements. he had a very a relatively successful presidency yet even before it started he had been hunted by the special counsel, russiagate since the second he won the election. you understand why he events. this venting to the press, i get that. cnn did this embarrassing allegation that donald trump new about the meeting before it happened which is contrary to

everything he said. >> what is the problem with that story? >> the source for that story says he made it up basically. that is the problem. >> everybody speculated -- >> that would be the second coming. i like the guys involved in cnn. they made a mistake. they are reluctant to withdraw it because of the animosity for this president that is unprecedented clouding their judgment. they are afraid of carl bernstein's reputation and if he wasn't on the byline they would have whakkeakelked it back >> one of his guests said i hope something bad happens to our troops because been john kerry will beat george w. bush. what are you saying?

are you kidding me? if you listen to carl's commentary, a terrific reporter, consistently negative. >> worse than watergate. everything is worse than watergate. i understand. but i think the president of the united states should lay off the special counsel, doesn't do anybody any good when he says the fbi better do its job or else i am going to get involved. that is so unseemly and so unnecessary. >> it is about the investigation into the investigators. the poison tree has to matter also. the president spoke about that. his frustration with the fbi. >> all i can say, our justice department and our fbi at the top, inside they have incredible people, but our justice

department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. people are angry. what is happening is a disgrace and at some point i wanted to stay out but at some point if it doesn't straighten out properly i want them to do their job i will get involved and i will get in there. >> what is wrong with that? he is saying he is frustrated, the doj is not releasing the documents. he hasn't done that but might have to eventually, jeff sessions, disappointed, might have to fire him after the midterms. >> my brother goes around with me, sometimes someone makes me angry, it is not me saying it so it won't be a newspaper headline, geraldo friends somebody.

this is inappropriate, the president of the united states threatening his own fbi and to permit of justice, it is out of line. let me do it. get somebody in the white house to do it. for the president of the united states to in essence say to the fbi you better make this happen faster or i am going to get involved, that is beneath the dignity of the office. >> it seems transparent. >> i understand his frustration but he has so much going for him, to get into the sewer and the gutter like that is not worth it. chuck todd so don't miss work today because robert mueller 60 days out will have a big announcement and everybody who knows robert mueller knows if there wasn't something there he wouldn't still be investigating. your take. >> the worst part of that story is the headline chuck todd says something will happen with a special counsel today.

before you read the story, they finally have something and he doesn't know anything, looking at the calendar, last working day before the labor day holiday, no one will pay any attention, then, a kind of reckless rhetoric that does nobody any good and chuck todd who is a terrific journalist should know better. >> in arizona democrat, himself a veteran, debate raging about ice and how they do their job. >> the 101st airborne. >> not that they couldn't wait for the break. but he said this about ice. if you are a us government official and deporting americans, be warned, when the worm turns you will not be safe because you were just following

orders. you do not have to take part in illegal acts ordered by this president's administration. not an off-the-cuff statement, this is a tweet, warning law enforcement something might happen to them. >> what he is saying is i was just following orders is no excuse. we know that. which i'm absolutely appalled by what this congressman said. there are almost 500 little children separated from their parents. this issue is so blinding on immigrant communities and others in the latino community, such a raw issue that i understand his frustration. same thing i said about trump. for him to say these officers however unpopular the job they are ordered to do, to say that they are now at risk for following an order that is a legal order, you may politically disagree with or be frustrated

by the family separation, the system may be a mess but for him to say to the cops you are vulnerable in this way, where have we gone? telling cops if you force the law you will be in trouble down the road when the worm turns? that is a reckless and irresponsible statement. i back the ice officers. i detest roundup and removable of working on document it immigrants, it is absolutely unnecessary, using muscle where you don't need it, should be a very low priority. you don't threaten the thin blue line. that separates civilization. >> calling them thugs. >> i love andrew cuomo, one of my famous guests. he was wonderful but for the governor to say that, call them

thugs, men and women, half of this country and most of the people watching now believe what ice is doing is just. i'm not among them. i love what ice does with the investigations after transnational drug cartels and big stuff, they read the chicken processing plant, i don't like it but i still regard those officers as protectors of society. we honor them. >> cynthia nixon has him intimidated. he is scared. >> you think so? >> he is changing his tune. >> most of this island -- >> do you still watch that? >> how can you turn it down? >> the most unsatisfying series ever made. nothing ever happens. jillian is right behind me.

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>> wages are going up. nobody thought this was going to happen. our economy is booming like never before. this is a really incredible time for your country. we have the best economy in the history of our country. >> donald trump touting the booming economy. >> the president is preparing to help americans even more by signing and executive order on retirement savings. here with morris stuart varney,

host of jason chaffetz. what does this mean? >> when you reach the age of 70.5 the government says you have got to start taking money out of your 401(k) whether you want to or not. 4% or 5% of retirement savings have got to come out. it is taxed. when it comes out of those accounts you pay tax. suppose you are still working at the age of 70.5. a lot of baby boomers still are working at 70.5, we you pay for your tax on income and then pay a fortune on the money that has to come out of your 401(k) and your ira. that is bad news for aged retirement people. suppose the president extends that so you don't have to come out of 70.5, maybe 72 or 75. that means aging baby boomers

can save tax-free for longer and that is a very good thing. 55 million americans have a 401(k), 30 million have an ira. they don't want you to build up a large chunk of money to pass on to your heirs. they don't want you to do that come you can save for a lifetime. >> they need that money. please go along with that. >> this is wonderful news for people like me. >> the president also making a move to make it easier to have a 401(k) of your job doesn't offer it. >> what he is trying to do, what this executive order is about small businesses can get together, form a group and have a 401(k) for that group. at the moment they are restricted to major corporations, big companies, the president wants to extend that to groups of small companies.

another very good move extending pension planning and pension money to a larger group of people. >> that wasn't allowed before? >> there are rules which are strict, the president wants to loosen those rules. >> you what our appetite. i want to watch all three hours of varney and company. >> a long dose of varney? >> we are watching you. >> i love it. >> she is a female fighter pilot turned congresswoman and martha mc sally f next mission is to become a senator. arizona republican joins us live fresh off of a primary win next. >> judge dineen here live. here is god with the weather. ♪

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win but we are focusing on the real fight which is in 67 days, people voting in 40 days now. >> virtual dead heat in the polls in arizona which has republicans worried because it is changing a bit. what is your message, congresswoman? >> keep saying that, that is about to happen. there is a real choice here for november. someone like me who served in the military for 26 years, flew in combat, 325 hours, committed. to and women in combat, but my life on the line for our freedom and working hard to cut your taxes, rebuild our military, or someone who is protesting our troops in a pink to to after 9/11, called herself a proud socialist. wanted to shut down look air force base, cut ice, and for sanctuary cities. the contrast is very clear. the was a protester in a tutu or patriot in a flight suit?

>> are you worried your message which is the president's message, the president's message is build a wall, crackdown on the border, might turn off hispanic voters who are undecided? >> i want hispanic voters in my border district. i chair the border security subcommittee, border security it is important. we don't want cartels trafficking through our communities, it is a national security threat, important across the political spectrum. we must secure our border. i have been working with donald trump. this matters to hispanics. it is a security issue, unifying message and my opponent is dangerous as radical, she wants open borders, cut ice, voted against funding for homeland security, the contrast is very clear. >> in the beginning you were lukewarm on the president. what changed? >> that is not true. thanks for giving me the opportunity to clarify, never

endorsed anyone but in 2016 i was working hard to get the vote out, arizona voted for donald trump, i held onto my district and i have been working closely with him since he has been in office. my voting record is 97% with him. i have a great relationship with him and we are working to rebuild our military, we cut taxes to secure our border, i got a strong endorsement from him and we will keep doing that is working together in the senate. >> as you say goodbye to senator john mccain, he was in arizona and in the us capital, what are your thoughts? >> he was an american hero. when i was a cadet at the air force academy we use to study them as an example of duty, honor and country for the sacrifices he made. we say goodbye to him in arizona yesterday and we will have them at the capital today. he is an extra ordinary man, american patriot, a giant and he will be well missed around arizona and the country and the world.

>> congresswoman martha mc sally, congratulations on your victory. straightahead a new movie tells the story of neil armstrong but it is missing a key scene, the american flag being planted on the moon. didn't america when the space race by landing on the moon? donald trump sending a new warning to the doj and fbi, do your job or i will get involved. as we go to break, arms wide open. ♪ ♪

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>> our justice department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. people are angry. what is happening is a disgrace. if it doesn't straighten out properly want them to do their job. he i will get involved if i have 2. you can have the biggest story about hillary clinton. look what she is getting away

with but see if she gets away with it. >> a little of the president last night. who was watching at that time? judge jeanine, author of liars, leakers and liberals. we had her aldo in a similar seat, out of bounds for the president to do that. back off and let it go. >> geraldo is wrong, he is president of the united states, he has the right to appoint whoever he wants. the president consistently said he would stay out of the doj, department of justice, the fbi and let them do their jobs. 20 months later no evidence, no collusion but the only collusion we are seeing is between the clinton foundation and the fbi and the doj and the steel dossier. those are the only people colluding with russia.

the question is yes, he has the right to get involved. at some point he must because americans are seeing two systems of justice, one for the clintons, the fbi, one for everybody else. now the issue is i will keep sessions why once, won't do anything before the midterms. what does that suggest? sessions says i have this guy john hoover in utah. i will have him work with the inspector general. how long do you need to work? the report is out, congress did its investigation. why is he not in cuffs? comey lied, stzrok, no question the american people instantly understand these people need to be prosecuted. that is why they brought the outsider president in. >> you brought john huber to is getting more traction 9 months into this investigation that was supposed to be investigating the investigator but bruce ohr, is a real investigation going on by

john hubert or will we get anything? >> know question when you do an investigation you start on the perimeter and as you go into your targets you interview, when you get your target you know they are lying. how much time does he need to figure this out? the fbi and the doj have been fighting for your requests. we need to get the information we are hearing. christopher ray, jeff sessions, sitting back allowing americans to lose faith and department of justice. where is your dignity? >> democrats together -- >> against sessions. here is the bottom line,

sessions blocking prison reform that jared kushner, i write about in my book. >> everyone did. i like what the president is promoting. >> in the corner, lots of other choice. i don't want to see him get involved but after the midterms might have no choice. >> he has the right to get involved but last time he got involved, rod rosenstein, i could go on, when he fired comey, riders and sign told him to fire comey, rod rosenstein investigates whether the firing of mueller was obstruction of justice. please. i think he is trying to let the system take course, the president has been extremely

patient but time for him to lose patience. >> you're making brian a little jealous, two big white dogs and you brought in lands, come on out. >> you brought your dogs to work. >> they are beautiful. >> can i grab her? >> jillian is supposed to do headlines. >> reporter: people who lived in a cage, just learning how to walk again. this is joe lancelot and this is still a. turnaround so they can see you. these are my babies. >> going away. >> thank you for explaining that when i get in trouble. >> you paint her nails. >> she is a she, very patriotic. she is red white and blue. when i was a kid.

>> time for news. time for news. let's get caught up on headlines. the department of justice threatening legal action against cities planning to open safe spaces for drug addicts to shoot up. rod rosenstein says no matter how you look at it it is still a crime. >> i'm not aware of any valid basis for the argument of engaging in collectivities long as you do it in the presence of somebody with a medical license. >> the officials in philadelphia plan to open injection sites in new york and san francisco. he started the kneeling protests that are plaguing the nfl. and portrayed police as pigs, now former nfl quarterback colin kaepernick will take his case to court. the nfl denying the request to throw out the case claiming team owners conspired not to hire him

because of his protests as a new nbc news wall street journal poll shows 54% of americans think kneeling during the end them is appropriate. one school district thinks this is the answer to school shootings, lockdown buckets. >> we are district that is progressive and paying attention to what is happening around the country. >> one of the survival kits will be inside every classroom in massachusetts, it includes a 5 gallon bucket doorstop, hammer, 50 foot rope and roll of duct tape. the hammer is to smash a window if needed to escape. outrage over the movie first man which tells the story of the space race but does not show a key scene, the planting of the american flag by neil armstrong. the star of the movie defending it saying i think this was widely regarded in the end as a human achievement and that is how we chose to do it. i also think neil is extremely humble as were many of these

astronauts in time and again he deferred the focus from himself to the 400,000 people who made the mission possible. i wish every day we could have dogs in here walking around, i thoroughly enjoyed the experience. bring them in. rob: i want to go to adam to tell us the weather. >> daniel is waiting to tell you the forecast. his family behind me made him stop eating so he could look at the camera. are you disappointed? that sounds like a laugh of disappointment. let's look at the forecast. temperatures across the country feeling better, yesterday into the 90s, today the middle 70s and this is all the warmer it will get in new york city, overcast. afternoon showers in the forecast but i do think we stay dry through the rest of the morning. time to eat your food again. can i share this with you?

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showing off her dance moves with students in kenya, ribbon giving fierce competition to former president obama and bush and canadian prime minister justin trudeau. >> president obama gets it done, impossible to look cool doing that unless you are steve hilton, host of the next revolution a great dancer and other of the new book positive populism out tuesday. i know you are one of us but you used to be one of them. are you proud of theresa may? >> that video makes you understand why theresa may's nickname in the uk based mainly that she's not the most natural speaker and is a bit robotic, nickname is the may bot. you see that video you can see why. >> she is trying, taking part.

>> one of the hallmarks of the british system, the healthcare system, the other pics celebrated the vaunted healthcare system so they say, a lot of democrats in the united states want the same kind of healthcare here. >> healthcare is a human right and not a privilege. >> healthcare is a human rights, we can ensure, medicare for all is much cheaper than the current system we pay right now. >> great campaign line doesn't work. >> the problem with the british system, you have the government trying to take care of everything, you what you end up with as you have in the uk is one giant government bureaucracy and that means you don't get the choice and competition we know in every other area when you have choice and competition that

leads to better service and innovation, in the uk we tried the national health service to bring the competition but messed up the politics and didn't want the change, the british people are attached to the national health service despite all its weaknesses and the reason for that is they don't have to worry about paying for healthcare. the real answer is trying to get that competition and choice in healthcare but take away the anxiety about the insurance side. >> there is a big debate about access but no one looks at quality. the number that is most concerning, it is healthcare. republicans can't say we got it right and democrats can't say we got it right. i'm curious what we will find out that will make the voter decide.

>> how important that is, republicans are not coming up with answers to the problem. democrats are onto something by campaigning this. they understand this is something they care about, republicans have to do better from a policy point of view. >> good luck on your show this weekend, i am going to be on it so that will be -- >> we let you on. i will see you next week in new york with my book tour coming up, watching judge janine, should i bring one of my chickens? >> absolutely. because of that populism. >> thanks, congratulations. coming up next, scott rocks the

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