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that's okay. jillian: debate will continue, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning i'm jillian mele. rob: and it's raining on the east coast, thanks for starting your day with us and your week with us. jillian: vice president mike pence slamming the anonymous new york times op-ed as the administration ramping up efforts to try and identify the rogue official. rob: this as the white house drops new hints at who could be behind the scathing article, garrett tenney live in washington with the latest fallout, hey, garrett. >> rob and jillian good morning to you, the white house appears to be narrowing list of suspects, late last week

advisers told that there 12 anonymous of the op-ed and kellyanne conway says president trump believes the author is someone from the national security sector which raises concerns. >> somebody who doesn't have the guts and the courage to come out and put their names to that -- to that op-ed, how do we know they haven't promised other things or and not taking any other documents? >> so far 38 administration officials have publicly denied writing the op-ed which criticizes president trump's style petty, in effective. the anonymous author is facing blowback from both sides of the aisle urging them to come forward and resign. >> it's not just deceitful but it's really an assault on our democracy and that person should do the honorable thing, step forward and resign. >> i agree with that position, i think the honorable thing to do is to resign and to go public with the author's concerns about the president's fitness to

serve. >> late last week president trump said attorney general jeff sessions should get involved and investigate who wrote the anonymous op-ed, over the weekend, though, a lot of legal experts said at this point it would be hard to justify while it's concerning, didn't include any classified information so it doesn't appear any laws were broken. for its part the justice suspect says it won't confirm or deny any investigation so for now the hunt continues, rob and jillian. jillian: that's for sure, thank you, garrett. rob: as the who done it continues, democrats and republicans alike are asking what did this op-ed actually accomplish? jillian: nebraska senator sasse say it is morality of the writer is in question. >> i don't understand the morality of the action frankly, i don't know if you would do, if you're worried that the president is paranoid, how can this do but drive up more par parnoia, the president has surrounded himself with very god

people and doing good work and trying to persuade him to take longer-term vision, i think those people are doing good work by trying to help the president think further down the road, why would you write about it in the form, i don't get the morality of that. rob: list of officials who denied writing the op-ed keeps growing, we are now at 36. hurricane florence upgraded to category 2 storm, category 2 hurricane moments ago. people on the east coast filling sandbagses and prepare if for worse ahead of could be a fierce storm potentially striking later this week, virginia, north carolina and south carolina all declaring states of emergency, the u.s. navy ordering warships and submarines to leave port in virginia by today, senior meteorologist janice dean will join us live at 5:30 with the latest on the powerful storm. jillian: a police officer is

charged with manslaughter after deadly apartment mix-up in dallas, authoritying arresting ambers, the white dallas cop admitting she shot and killed her neighbor, she mistakenly walked into the black man's apartment thinking it was her own, investigators have not yet released the results of blood test that was taken for drugs and alcohol after the shooting, she was released on a 300,000-dollar bond. rob: big news here, ceo of cbs stepping down immediately after new sexual harassment allegations at least 12 women now accusing les moonve of misconduct in a pair of articles, moonves will donate $20 million, that money will come from any compensation he's owed, the executive fist came under fire after he was accused by 6 women back in july. jillian: president trump expect

today soon declassify carter page and bruce ohr documents, could come as early as this week, the president also expect today release information about the investigative activities of ohr, doj lawyers ties with antitrump dossier, some republicans believe the documents will prove there was antitrump bias at the department. and president trump putting his words into actions. >> we are going to drain the swamp in washington dc, we are draining the swamp. jillian: since taking office president trump has reduced workforce at epa by more than 1500, the agency is now down to smallest size since the reagan administration and department officials say they are now focused on quality over quantity rob: all right, the nfl kicking off first sunday of the season but not without controversy, several players protesting the national anthem, two dolphins

even getting credit for kneeling from colin kaepernick himself. jillian: todd piro live on protest and update on how the league plans to handle the protest. >> good morning, you saw the two players kenny steels and wilson took knee prior to week one game against tennessee titans with colin kaepernick thanking them in a tweet, my brothers still continue to show unwavering strength by fighting for the oppressed, they have not backed down even when attacked an intimidated, love is at root of resistance. in addition to steels and wilson's protest dolphins defensive end raised fist during anthem as did san francisco wide receiver goodwin prior to 9ers game at minnesota, thomas and linebacker marshal along with seattle seahawks dewayne brown and jefferson retreat today respective tunnels while the anthem was played and in los angeles chargers left tackle

raised fist similar to this from the game last year. all right, before kickoff president trump weighed in tweeting, wow, nfl first game ratings are way down over and already really bad last year comparison, viewership declined 13%, lowest in over decade, if the players stood proudly for flag and anthem and all shown on broadcast, maybe ratings can come back otherwise worse, the nfl expect today wait after the season to implement a new policy regarding on-field protests during the anthem, that's according to a report within the last 24 hours from espn, apparently there's too much disagreement on the topic for a deal to be struck, though talks will continue but rob and jillian raises question to me, you have a full off season to figure this out. jillian: surprise today hear that. rob: nobody knows what to do with this. >> but the other three sports didn't have a problem. rob: all right, we will see.

jillian: thank you. some of the action on the field, comeback for the ages, aaron rogers returning to the game after scary knee injury leaving a heroic charge. >> that's caught, into chicago territory. randle inside the 20-yardline, randle is going to score. jillian: look at that, rogers throwing three fourth quarter touchdowns to leave nail-biting 24-23 win over chicago bears, cleveland browns best start in 14 years but not enough to come up with a w, 21-21 tie with pittsburgh steelers, they haven't won an opener since 2004. cindy mccain serving as honorary captain, first public appearance since her husband's john mccain's funeral. rob: great to see. president trump sending well wishes to all celebrating the

jewish new year, melania and i wish jewish people and celebrating greetings, the two holidays, the two-day holiday wraps up tomorrow night as observers engage in prayer rituals and jewish traditions. jillian: it is 10 minutes after the hour former president barack obama taking credit for the thriving economy, i have to remind them actually those job numbers are the same as they were in 2015, in 2016. jillian: all right, is that true, peter mauricie says yes, he joins us with the numbers to prove it. >> why, why? rob: the question that made secret leaker chelsea manning hang up during live interview,

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obama back on the campaign trail taking aim at president trump and even taking credit for the economic boom. >> when you hear how great the economy is doing right now let's just remember when this recovery started, suddenly republicans are saying it's a miracle. i have to kind of remind them actually those job numbers are the same as they were in 2015 and 2016. rob: a lot of people pounced on that comment. is former president obama responsible for the economy, professor peter morici, thank you sir for coming back on this morning, what numbers is president obama talking about when he says they are the same now when they were in 2015? >> well, the job's growth has been about the same during the trump first two years as during the obama final two years, that's a fair statement, but

that's cherry-picking, growth during the trump years has been much more robust, we've been averaging growth, this year we should get up to 3% that would put us 50% above mr. obama's performance over term of office. as consequence we are starting to see wages go up, that's really good news. what's more, this is important because this is something that mr. obama worries endlessly about that is inequality, inequality got worse during the obama years, they seem to think that that's a republican trap, it's not, during the obama years inequality got worse, now we are seeing low-wage workers getting lots of pay increases, bigger than average -- rob: you're talking income inequality? >> exactly. income inequality is narrowing now that the republicans are creating an opportunity economy, and that's a real plus,

mr. obama can't lay claim to those accomplishments, he regulated and president trump deregulated. rob: kept interest rates artificially low that was a big complain, we had low interest rates for such a long time that it kept the economy more healthy than it probably should have been? >> there was a very cynical aspect of the obama recovery. the government borrowed a lot at low interest rates but also encouraged young people to borrow a lot for useless college programs, a lot of young people because they couldn't find jobs and took useless programs and now they are burden with debt, he used that to stimulate the economy, this was the worst act of any president in the last two generations. rob: unemployment i went thank 2015, 2016 you saw labor number

5 or 6%, so he obviously wasn't talking about that in the comment we heard from him there, right now 3.9%, more jobs and workers, a common theme you are hearing, gdp numbers 4%, quarterly over 3% annually and that's a much higher number than obama was ever able to boast in the 8 years he had to get over that recession. >> well, normally when we come out of a big recession we get very robust growth, what mr. obama did was double down on entitlements, if there's a legacy of mr. obama, it's the new leisure class of abled body men who are on some government handout or living out their girlfriends that don't look for a job, mr. trump is creating an opportunity economy, this is a revolutionary presidency in that regard. rob: yeah, if you really want --

if you want a job and you need a job a good time to find one, wages should also come up as -- >> they are. rob: people are more options, employer wills have to pay more to get more people. we appreciate your time. >> take care. rob: all right. jillian: 19 minutes after the hour, nike losing customers after making colin kaepernick the face of the company, how an entire city and college are telling the brand they aren't buying it. rob: and he was blamed for helping to create the opioid epidemic and now he could profit from helping to end it, what a billionaire executive just did that could line his pockets with even more cash

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leaker chelsea manning cut interview after being blamed of aiding terrorists, what do you think when you heard that? >> look, i can't really talk about the specifics of my court marshal, the record of trial is still classified. >> okay, which is going to end this year. >> why, why? >> that was it. 700nsa documents that she leaked which ultimately ended up in the hands of american enemies. manning was pardoned after president obama after being convicted of espionage and theft. a louisiana mayor is banning nike purchases from city's recreation in the wake of colin kaepernick ad, ben sending out a message saying, quote, under no circumstances will any nike product or any product with the nike logo will be purchased or used, the ban applies to booster

club that is in any facilities, comes after liberty university in virginia considered dropping athletic department nike contract, a new edison trend reports says nike online sales grew 31% since kaepernick's ad was released. jillian: do you remember when a vandal destroyed president trump's star on hall of fame? well, it doesn't look like this anymore, the star is back, looking just like it did here before getting chattered with axe, nonprofit organization replacing the damaged star which was also vandalized in 2016. miss america crowned. >> new york, you are miss america 2019. congratulations. jillian: nia franklin wins title

without swim suit competition and said it took forker grit to get the job done, classically trained opera singer, congrats. rob: all right. jillian: all right, what? who is ready? we can indulge in the fall snacks. rob: it's cold. janice: we can shiver up a little more. rob: you have spanx today? janice: that's another topic of conversation. [laughter] jillian: dunkin donuts has new products for fall. apple crisp donut, you see that thing. pumpkin donut muffin. janice: come on.

i need energy, i have hurricanes to cover. rob: you have a lot of work to do. janice: i love it. jillian: can you hand me one of those? the donut. janice: you didn't try this yet. jillian: sorry, everyone. heather: maple syrup in that. janice: thank you, dunkin donuts. heather: all of this is out right now? jillian: it's that time of the year. janice: we love fall, don't we? >> i have one spanx. janice: do they make men spanx? >> oh, yeah. jillian: we are coming right back. [laughter] the same?

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jillian: powerful winds and surging waves begin to go pound the east coast as hurricane florence gains strength. rob: storm expected to make landfall this week, janice with what we can expect, big storm. janice: absolutely, it's already strengthening, we expect rapid intense, olivia is going move into hawaii this week and then we have florence, isaac moving through caribbean, but here is our strengthening storm, category 2 as 5:00 a.m. advisory and there is the track and all the computer models are in pretty good agreement that we are probably going to have landfall across the southeast, the carolinas, virginia needs to watch this as well georgia, the exact timing, the exact landfall location and intensity still yet to be determined but we do think overnight thursday into friday here is one of our reliable forecast models, the euro, the one thing i'm concerned with is

if the storm slows down that means the potential for catastrophic rain in addition to storm surge in addition to category 3 or higher win gusts as it moves inland and then hopefully it will start to to weaken, not only for potential of heavy rain along the landfall but we have incredible rainfall totals this summer from many tropical systems, many cold fronts, so that's going to exacerbate an already dangerous situation not only for this area in mid-atlantic but the northeast, big deal, it'll affect a lot of folks across the east coast not only the place that is anticipate landfall. we will be on it, the weather team will be working 24/7 this week, make sure you listen to local authorities and we will certainly hone in on that forecast. rob: have to watch the next couple of days. thank you so much. janice: you've got pit. rob: the 45-mile stretch of i5

in northern california deemed too dangerous, delta fires scorching both sides of the highway, fire fighters fighting blaze, right now 5% contained. president trump congratulating north korea after the country celebrated its 70th anniversary and without nuclear missiles. him and kim jong un will, quote, prove everybody wrong, rebecca joins us with what this means for negotiations for. >> the threatening piece has really kind of died down at least during diplomatic engagement between u.s. and north korea, it doesn't mean that will dismantle but definitely means the ball is still in play and so the trump administration does deserve credit for that. rob: as as secretary of state mike pompeo received a positive letter from kim jong un which he handed to the president. president trump set to speak at

brand-new 9/11 memorial in pennsylvania. [bell] rob: it really is something, the power of voices dawning 40 times, it stands 93 feet tall in the field where the plane crashed killing passengers and crew members a number of which help today try and stop the hijackers from attempting to hit the u.s. capitol, jillian. jillian: vice president mike pence calling out the anonymous official. >> it's un-american, that's why you have seen republicans an democrats condemn this. the american people vote for a president, they fully expect the president to be able to surround themselves with men and women who will work with them in advancing their agenda. jillian: the vice president even saying he will submit a lie

detector test to show he is not the author, here to debate, thank you both for being here. >> good morning. jillian: how far do you think the administration goes to figure this out, max? >> a lie detector unfortunately requires pulse which mike pence fight find difficult but it's -- it's stun to go see this machine break down in such spectacular fashion, the president had it been obama would have been investigated immediately by congress if an op-ed had come out if there was anything like the one we have seen. jillian: perhaps a little bit much to say there about the vice president i would think, joe, what do you think? >> i think the president is competent and the trump administration is doing good job given the results we are seeing, that is you will see significant investigation, we don't know if ns anybody the the military hierarchy or doj, should be

internal investigation, if somebody was spitting in the hamburgers, the manager is going to want to know who it is. jillian: do you disagree that the american public deserves to know who is saying? >> i absolutely agree. the proper venue would have been congress, judiciary committee because the congress is complicit in propping up this administration, there are so few avenues left for actually airing concerns and letting people know the truth. jillian: joe, is this a matter of national security when you have someone in the white house who is saying these things and wants to remain anonymous, i don't know, i feel like a lot of people in the american public that think if we are going to be successful here in this administration and we want the country to succeed why are you trying to undermine what the president is doing for us? >> well, even playing devil's advocate if you don't like president trump and if you don't think who is right, you still want to judge him fairly, in order to do that you have to assume that the policies are being carried out, you know,

full. the constitution gives executive power to the president of the united states not his staff, this is not something that any president prior to him has ever had to have and this is something that needs to be eliminated and eradicated. jillian: it's okay, people on all sides of the aisle have been at place at some point in history where somebody hasn't liked the president, right, it's okay for you to have a difference of opinion about who is in the white house but the thing is, max, and i want to get your take on what i just said is it a matter of national security when you have people in the white house undermining what the president? >> i think there's one president at a time and the last thing we need is a bunch of shadow presidents deciding what policy is, what concerns me is someone like senator jeff flake has said that he gets news like this 3 or 4 times a week and it's shocking that the response to someone claiming there is a security risk and the president is endangering the country is for jeff flake to shrug his

shoulders and say yeah, that's right and then hold no investigations and no oversight into the incredibly disturbing claims. jillian: well, i would be surprised if we don't find out who it is at some point, who know ifs we really do find out and who knows how long it will take, appreciate it. >> thanks. rob: coming up, he was blamed for helping create the opioid epidemic and now he could profit from helping to end it, how one billionaire executive is trying to line his own pockets with even more cash, we will tell you that one, just stand, one company shutting down nike's colin kaepernick ad with two words, meet the ceo when he joins us live coming up next. -and make ice. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son?

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jillian: good monday morning and welcome back, senator chuck schumer that health care for vets is on the line if $750,000 isn't added to spending plan,

the money would fill more than 45,000 opened jobs if approved total spending on va would hit nearly $50 billion. rob: billionaire behind oxycodone is working on a drug to treat opioid addiction, how about that? richard and five other investors receiving for patent for formula that dissolves under the tongue, pharmaceutical company facing hundreds of lawsuiting for allegedly starting the opioid crisis by creating oxycodone. jillian: kicking off controversy, two miami dolphins players dropped during nfl season. rob: the league will not put any policy in place this season. jillian: tyler merit, ceo of nine line apparel, patriotic clothing company and he joins us now, thank you for your time this morning, see you wearing just stand shirt, tell us about it. >> yeah, well, this one is actually fresh off the press, we

had our guys from 4:00 o'clock this morning, 160 guys right now, a lot of them for just stand and it's just a response, a response since day one, the first day that our buddies decided to take a seat, not even a knee, i stand for the national anthem, we had outgrowing support, it's what we stand for and what we believe in and we will stick with it. rob: 160 people producing these shirts and other things, i mean, how big is the demand and how much have you seen it explode in i guess recent months? >> well, it's been pretty much since the beginning of this controversy, when an individual decided, out of pure laziness to sit down during national anthem toward the end of the career and propelled himself in spotlight, individuals like nate boyer special forces guy come over, can you please take a knee, go

from the bench taking a seat to just show respect, take a knee, he did that, our request is just stand up, take that last final step and encourage friends out in the field to stop following your bad example and just stand up and show respect. jillian: now, look there's two sides of the story, right, there are a lot of people in the country who do support what they are doing and there are a lot of people in the country who support what nike is doing in bringing colin kaepernick of the face of its brand right now, what do you say to that? >> i think it's a little bit disturbing. first of all, you have an individual who decided that he will be the face of social injustice, police brutality toward minority when he said clearly he never experienced himself, there's a lot of people that say you don't have to experience police brutality to know that it is wrong, i agree, i know what it is wrong but what we are talking about here is respect, respect for the national anthem, that's really what the controversies around and there's no excuse for it.

the ends don't justify the means, we teach our soldiers that every single day even though we want to accomplish a mission, there's a right way and there's a wrong way and this is just wrong. rob: let's go ahead and take a look, wow, nfl ratings are way down over already really bad last year comparison, viewership declined 13%, the lowest in over a decade, if the players stood proudly for flag and anthem and it is all shown on broadcast, maybe ratings would or could come back otherwise worse, you pair that, the ratings being done with nike sales actually increasing, and i want to ask you as somebody who is in the same business, do you think nike is just on a sugar high right now? >> absolutely, i mean, this is a very planned and coordinated marketing design. they are getting hundreds of millions of dollars on free advertising for us talking about it right now, from a marketing perspective kudos, from a moral perspective shame on you and

that's what i'm pushing out there, there's profit above everything else. you know, i have made a conscious decision to move my company to u.s. manufacturing. we have made a conscious effort to, you know, do what we think is correct and keeping the jobs here in the united states and it does resinate with people and while all profit margin might be smaller, it's exponentially higher. jillian: we have to run but i want you to tell people how you can get the shirts? >> please go to nine line apparel.com. rob: ninelineapparel.com. jillian: twitter says it doesn't sensors conservatives, right? but before we get to that let's check in with brian kilmeade to see what's going on on "fox & friends" this monday, hey,

brian. >> we will be talking about anonymous and bob woodward's book and what it means for the trump administration and why some say this is going to galvanize and bring the team together, those military men around the president are so familiar with, we will bring that up with kellyanne conway, dan bongino with push this week to declassify all of the information that led to the warrant on carter page and so much more and the papadopoulos interview that revealed so little about anything about collusion and the colin kaepernick story you were talking about, the widow of tim graham doesn't think he knows anything about it, she's writing letter to nike and joins us with powerful law enforcement story, that's coming up in the next big 3 hours, we are taking attendance, please show up, you too as well. jillian: we will be there, see you in a few minutes, thank you,

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rob: all right, twitter accused of censorship again by benghazi hero chris toronto. jillian: twitter suspended after he took aim at president obama for this. >> this congress has raised wild conspiracy theories by those surrounding benghazi. rob: carley shimkus fox news 24/7 siriusxm 115 with reaction online. carley: chris responded to the former president with strong words on tweet, benghazi is a conspiracy at barack obama, let's do this, six of your buddies and shoot our pg's and

ak47's at you while terrorists killing two of your buddies all while waiting for u.s. support that you never sent. he later got into a feud with a liberal twitter user leading to suspicion and posted on instagram. the look you make when you're tired sitting at the airport waiting per a flight and you see twitter account has been suspended for calling out a liberal hate group and their comments. well, that's his side of the story, of course, he's now receiving big-time support on social media, sonia says, i can't believe you had to delete the tweet, this is beyond ridiculous but at least we have the screen shot, he did post the screen shot of the tweet that was deleted, steve on twitter says, welcome back, keep getting the truth out there, we got you. i didn't report it and i couldn't care less and didn't

feel offended in any way. that's how the story is shaping up today. jillian: a lot of people talking about serena williams but not in the way you might expect. carley: we will get to this later, a tease here but she did get slapped with 16,000-dollar fine after getting into an on-court argument with umpire, take a listen. [cheers and applause] carley: okay. jillian: talk about this story. carley: this story is a good one but we have to wait. serena williams situation is what everybody was talking about yesterday and it's because she got into this big fight with the chair umpire carlos ramos after he accused her of getting coaching during the match, she was later hit with a bunch of code violations for verbal abuse of the chair umpire being warned

for coaching and then, breaking her racket and a lot of folks on social media are talking about this one, $17,000 is not nearly enough of a penalty and then another twitter user writing this, serena will win in the end, expect to see lots of changes in the industry because she said that the chair umpire was sexist and treated her differently than men get treated in tennis. rob: you're not allowed to be coached by anybody, they saw her doing this, getting closer to the net. this happens all of the time, men don't get punished for it, she did, that's the claim. jillian: real quick, you want to explain what video we have seen there? carley: mississippi high school senior trading tiara for a helmet, kaley foster is her name, she was crowned homecoming

queen and the kicker for football team so when the game was tide her team looked at her to score the game winning point and she did, she told the mississippi press, i was pretty sure i wasn't going to be homecoming queen but i was pretty sure i was going to make the kick. rob: heck of a kick. carley, thanks. 54 minutes after the hour, food truck serving up fresh controversy refusing to serve police officers, the owner now facing some pretty swift backlash. jillian: officer helps this woman pay for her gas and now he's inspiring others to do the same, massive online response to ensure she always has a full tank. ♪ with a range of suv's perfect for any adventure, you can be in your element, in any element.

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♪ hand on the window ♪ got my toes up on the dash ♪ hello, san francisco, looking beautiful. rob: coming up ought 3:00 a.m. the white house looking dark. jillian: also beautiful. rob: i bet the president is up and has a tv on.

jillian: if not very soon. the good, the bad, and the ugly. officer's kindness for paying for a woman's gas. it woman only had $3 to buy gas. a michigan police officer surprised her by filling her tank so she could make her doctor's appointment. rob: that is something a business owner refuses to serve those who protect and serve. a detroit food truck owner declaring on facebook she will not take business from anyone in law enforcement. she says her officers don't feel safe when they're around. jillian: that's shavment finally the ugly, hungry bear destroys a car. never leave food inside heir vehicles. that is destroyed. i feel like we do those stories pretty frequently where bears get into cars because there is food in there and destroy it like

this. rob: why do they need food? they just eat the seats. jillian: maybe they eat everything. the food was the main entree and the seats were dessert. rob: if you say. so. jillian: have a good day. >> vice president mike pence slamming the unanimous "new york times" op-ed. >> undemocratic. not just deceitful. it's an assault on our deck crate. that person should do the honorable thing step forward and resign. >> i agree with that position. the honorable thing to do is resign and go public with the author's concerns. >> the idea someone should be shamed for working for this administration is outrageous statement. >> what he describes a nervous break down inside the trump administration. >> people better wake up to what's going on. >> absolutely absurd. sometimes i watch a little bit of tv in the morning and then i go to the white house and i feel like anytime a parallel universe. >> 12 house republicans are calling on president trump