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♪ ♪ rob: anything could happen. jillian: tiger woods. rob: i know, right? jillian: i read he's favorite to win masters. rob: i totally believe that. he's playing well, we will see what happens. live look outside. it's dark, it's 4:00 in the morning and we are back with you at 4:00 a.m., remember when we did that about six weeks. jillian: i do remember. rob: i'm rob schmitt. jillian: we are in for heather childers, thank you for starting the day was.

brett kavanaugh and the white house firing back at new assault allegations surfaced against the supreme court nominee. several of his yale classmates denying the latest claims. rob: garrett tenney demanding delay and fbi probe. >> new allegation comes from a classmate of brett kavanaugh's during freshman year at yale, debra ramírez told new york times touched her private and she pushed him away, by her own account recollection wasn't 100%. they did remember hearing about the incident from others but six class mates who ramírez claimed at the party said they have no recollection of it. judge kavanaugh released statement adamantly released

statement that the alleged event from 35 years ago did not happen and said so, this is a smear, i look forward testifying on thursday in defending my good name and the reputation for character and integrity. i spent a lifetime building against the-last minute allegations. the white house is pushing on the claims as well saying in a statement 35-year-old ub corroborated claim is the latest in coordinated smeared campaign from the democrats design today tear down a good man, the claims denied by all who said to be present and wholly inconsistent with what many women and men knew at college say. democrats are jumping on the latest allegation and once again calling for delay in judge kavanaugh's confirmation along with full fbi investigation, senator dianne feinstein thursday's hearing should be canceled in light of sexual misconduct against kavanaugh,

the fbi must investigate all allegations, in the thursday hearing is when the original accuser christine blasey ford to testify before judiciary committee but still could be other allegations coming before then. michael, attorney for stormy daniels plans to share later today and tonight. julie: a lot of information to unreally. after another attempt to obstruct judge kavanaugh's past to the supreme court, where does nomination stand. rob: capitol hill puts it, it's all in the hands of the senate. >> you can almost imagine a ski resort about to start avalanche coming down the hill, that could be a real problem for brett kavanaugh if senators on both

sides of the aisle interpret set allegations credible and they need to hear from other witnesses, we thought we had the hearing set up for thursday, probably the biggest hearing on capitol hill in a generation, you know, you have to go to anita hill and clarence thomas in 1991 but old saying in capitol hill, nothing is agreed to until everything is agreed to. if you start to have other republican senators we have other questions here, we are not quite sure, you cannot change congressional physicses, either you have the votes or you don't. >> well, at this point it's not clear how this new allegation will effect thursday's hearing. rob: china feeling the heat this morning as u.s. tariffs on $20 billion worth of chinese products kicked in overnight. penalty start at 10%, they will affect handbags, baseball clubs, chandeliers, beijing setting retaliatory tariffs on

$60 billion of u.s. goods. president trump threatened to impose further tariffs if beijing did retaliate. earlier this year $50 billion worth of each other's goods. julie: the house judiciary committee chair say it is agency is stalling on giving congress information they need in the russia probe. >> if they are not produced by this week, we are going issue a subpoena to the justice department that expands upon the subpoena we issued earlier this year. a lot of light can be shed on that if the documents we have been requesting for some time are made public. jillian: after the new york times report that deputy attorney general rod rosenstein suggested secretly recording president trump and recruiting cabinet members to impeach him from office. the unreleased memos by mccabe and fbi officials could provide

information on those efforts. and with all the controversy surrounding rod rosenstein, senator lindsey graham says now people inside the doj and fbi are trying to undermine president trump. >> during the campaign fbi was tipping scales for clinton. there's a bureaucratic coup and somebody needs to look at it. jillian: rosenstein should not be fired until investigation is conducted. rob: ambassador nikkei illinois -- nikki haley with harsh words. >> the iranian people are protesting, every ounce goes to iran goes to military, oppressed his people for a long time. the iranian people have had enough and that's where all of this is coming from. he can blame us all he wants, the thing is he could do is look in the mirror.

rob: president rohanu deadly and unforgettable vengeance after accusing the united states being in the back of protest. jillian: president trump kicking off the un general assembly for calling for action on the world drug crisis. rob: iran that would likely be at the top to have agenda in this week gathering of world leaders, ellison barber has more on what to expect. >> to address the un general assembly on tuesday and he said to share un security council meeting on wednesday, administration officials say at one point the security council meeting would focus on iran and what the u.s. sees as iranian aggression, the president will address iran with broader range of issues, nuclear proliferation

from europe to the middle east to asia, if the meeting focused solely on iran, iran could likely asked to be at the meeting and speak, on friday the president tweeted that the meeting is on iran and did not mention having a broader focus. >> the united states has tremendous potential but not listed up to that potential. >> the president has a number of bilateral meetings scheduled, u.s. ambassador to the un and secretary of state say meetings with iranian leaders are not outside the realm of possibility. >> i don't think the president is oppose today that. iranian president hasn't asked, if he has asked the president would consider. >> that's who is running the show in iran, i think that would be an important and interesting conversation. with respect -- chris: is that talk or you would -- the president would like to meet with iotolla.

>> four oppose president trump's decision to pull out of that deal. reporting in berkeley heights, new jersey, i'm ellison barber fox news. jillian: football now, big surprises in the nfl this weekend, maybe none bigger than detroit up ending new england. >> touchdown. marvin jones. jillian: lions beating patriots, new england is 1-2 for the first time since 2012. how about this? drew brees set another record this time for more career pass completions in nfl history beating out bret barve. patrick breaking records, the kansas city chiefs, beating out san francisco 49, 38-29.

9ers facing issues. finally, my man, carson return to go eagles after major knee injury, the philadelphia quarterback leading leading the defending super bowl champs to win over indianapolis colts. [laughter] rob: so he's playing again, there we go. tiger woods continuing to sports here, he's back after coming so close in recent months, even majors, tiger finally won another tournament. >> it's happening for tiger. [cheers and applause] >> we thought we'd never see it. and i don't believe he thought either. rob: the red shirt on. first win in 5 years. eightieth win of his career after playing in tour championship the final tournament of the year, even the

president weighed in oh on this, tiger is playing great, looks like a win could happen. we have to wait until next year to see if he can get another major. jillian: judge kavanaugh after second woman accuses him of assault overnight. rob: a lot of rumors about which democrats will run for president in 2020, could be a slew of them, one possible contender dropped the biggest hint yet.

rob: welcome back, brand-newalses against judge kavanaugh threat on the detail his supreme court confirmation. jillian: this as new fox news poll show record number of voters opposed his nomination. rob: so can judge kavanaugh make it to the high court, here with

expert inside is judicial crisis network, gale, thank you for coming on this morning. >> good morning. rob: now we are looking at potentially 3 accusers and we know we have two at this point, this is a big deal. >> well, you might remember before judge kavanaugh's name was even released by president donald trump that they were going to do whatever it took to stop this confirmation and we now see that this is a sad and desperate attempt to smear and delay the vote for the confirmation of judge kavanaugh and with this new information it's yet again more unsubstantiated claims against judge kavanaugh that would not hold up upon further investigation. jillian: let's take a look at quote from classmates who dispute the story, quote, we can say with confidence that if the incident debbie alleges every

occurred we would have heard about it and the behavior is completely out of character for bret. in fairness, who knows what type of information we will see in coming days because, you know, this is all new information. >> that's right, you will see that there's more discussion of this but i think it's important to know that in the context of dr. ford's allegations the woman that she said was at the party that the -- dr. ford's allegations stem from say she didn't know judge kavanaugh and we are talking about these statements by classmates of judge kavanaugh, that seems to be the same situation in this case, so we are seeing many similarities, anybody can make the claim and outrageous claim about someone but what matters are facts and evidence and the facts in this case are going to show that judge kavanaugh is going to be able to withstand the smear attempt because of sterling character and sterling reputation.

rob: we do have in fact, have three at this point, one that says that kavanaugh pinned her down and put his hand over the mouth and she tried to scream and another exposed and the third we don't know, we don't know what, are you alleging that all three of the women have gotten together in some kind of, you know, attempt to save roe v. wade and invented all of the stories? >> i think you do need to consider the motivation of people making allegations and understand that the search for truth and justice is what really matters and i think that the senate republicans and chairman grassley have bent over backwards to try to be fair and accommodating to make sure that they hear these very serious allegations and these women need to be taken seriously, however, there are important foundations of american principles of justice and fair play and when we look at the hearing senate republicans will have to decide when enough is enough and to actually go forward and vote to

confirm judge kavanaugh. jillian: well, we will see how this plays out, see what evidence is presented, what information we get, but let's just say right now if he is to be confirmed, we are hearing over the weekend a lot of democrats floating the idea of impeaching him, your thoughts? >> right, well, certainly that is always a possibility, but they would have a very high burden to show and judge kavanaugh if he's confirmed to the supreme court would have a lifetime appointment and i think that this is of apiece with the democratic strategy to make sure that they are not more justices on the supreme court who have fidelity to the constitution who do not want to insert their political policy preferences into their judiciary opinions and it shows, i think, just where the democrats come down on this issue and it does not reflect well on senate democrats. rob: all right, gale, thank you for your time this morning. >> great to be with you. rob: 19 minutes after the hour, taking on tech, google and facebook both under fire for

censoring conservatives. jillian: carley shimkus here with reaction on how the white house can take matters into its own hands, good morning. these folks, they don't have time to go to the post office they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right from your computer all the amazing services of the post office only cheaper get our special tv offer a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again!

i decided that i wanted to go for electrical engineering and you need to go to college for that.

if i didn't have internet in the home i would have to give up more time with my kids. which is the main reason i left the military. everybody wants more for their kids, but i feel like with my kids, they measurably get more than i ever got. and i get to do that. i get to provide that for them. rob: welcome back, fox news alert, a police chief call to go end the war on police after an officer's ambush in alabama. 4 people shot officer in the chest with high-power rifle while sitting in patrol car. he then took off losing control of the car and crashed. some of police chief's the nonsense has to stop if officers feel life in danger, we will stop carrying people out of

these horizontally, we cannot kill and to gain street credibility. 10-year department veteran is in stable condition. jillian: turning now to extreme weather, all eyes on tropical storm kirk, the storm quickly moving west but weaken to go tropical depression overnight and could arrive to caribbean islands on wednesday this comes people in carolinas to prepare for evacuation. national guard soldiers setting up a floating bridge in georgetown in anticipation for more flooding rivers this week, at least 43 people have died. jillian: the white house taking on tech, executive order to inspect. rob: carley shimkus with social media response to this.

hey, carley. carley: draft documents would direct agencies to investigate twitter, facebook and google to make sure they aren't breaking antitrust laws, this is all about making sure that companies are protecting competition as well as addressing bias, interestingly enough after document reported the white house distanced itself from it saying it's not the result of an official white house policy making process, we will have to wait and see if anything comes out of this but some folks on social media say social media companies need to be reigned in a bit. some people say, good, i hope they can make fair. it's about time, i'm sick of what twitter, google get away with, it should be illegal and not a huge fan of executive orders but this needs to be done yesterday. attorney general jeff sessions he has a big meeting about this

with other state attorneys generals tomorrow. jillian: refuse to go delete a tweet. carley: that's right, locked out of account after tweeter says violated the policy, meme urging democrats to make sure that men don't vote in the midterm election so that the women's vote count more, pretty scary that there's a distinct possibility that this could be real, not likely but in this day and aim absolute liberal insanity, possibility at least. posted that in july, twitter e-mailed him on thursday saying that that could potentially affect the midterm elections and he could get back on his twitter account only if he deletes that meme, now he's accusing twitter of violating free-speech writes, accused me of affecting

political process when in fact, they are banning of me is the truly agregarious interference, some folks on social media say he's a conservative, proves conservative bias like david, also another twitter user, conservative censorship at its worse, social media companies will vow and try to keep fake news off the platform and this is something that both republicans an democrats agree with. rob: were either of you two the prom queen? jillian: no. carley: i'm sorry, say that again? rob: carley, were you the prom queen? >> i was not. i was homecoming court. jillian: i went to all girl's high school. carley: perdue university are getting rid of homecoming queen and king, they are going gender neutral. the student was a student-driven effort to push forward with gender equality.

so instead of homecoming king and queen, they are just coming -- homecoming loyalty. and some people say do they get participation crowns. the only thing i care about is the crown itself, i wanted the crown. >> rob, were you king? rob: no, i was terrible in high school. [laughter] rob: i was a walking disaster. nothing has changed, nothing remotely. all right, carley. jillian: 28 minutes after the hour, putting up red light for immigrants that want green card, new proposal for trump administration targeting food stamps and welfare. rob: new fox news poll americans warming up to obamacare and trust democrats to trust issue better, can gop get upper hand on health care before midterms? ♪

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rob: we are back with fox news alert, judge brett kavanaugh and white house firing back after new allegations surface, a yale classmate telling new yorker that kavanaugh expose today her when they were both freshmen, the supreme court nominee denying allegations saying in part, quote, this is a smear plain and simple, i look forward testifying on thursday about the truth and defending my good name and the reputation for character and integrity that i have spent a lifetime building against the last-minute allegations. the white house backing up kavanaugh calling the claims, quote, latest in coordinated smear campaign by the democrats design today tear down a good man. democratic senator dianne feinstein now calling for yet another hearing delay and fbi probe into the new allegations. keep you posted on that, the second round of accusations adding more fuel to democrats push to disqualify nomination but candice owens, turning point

usa says charges are harder to believe because it's from antitrump play book. >> it's despicable behavior and typical leftist tactic to stall on constantly stopping the administration from having any wins, first they create massive hysteria, if the person is elected, confirmedded, they will dial back human rights, they moved to number two, racism, the accused the other candidate of being racist as we saw with cory booker i am sparticus movement, the me too witch hunt and due process go away, because rape and sexual assault is a topic as it should be they can throw around baseless allegations, i do not believe either of these women, it's the left putting out leftist tactics to stop conservatives -- rob: several

democrats sticking with the party's line on this saying that the committee cannot vote until the fbi completes a full investigation of the accusations. brutal uptick in deadly stabbings has parents measures to keep children safe, parents thinking of buying their sons stab-proof vests just to ensure that they are safe to go about their everyday lives, imagine that? those comments coming after sentencing for murder convicted of stabbing a man to death, at least 59 fatal stabbings in london so far this year. today's south korean president moon jae-in will deliver a letter from kim jong un to president trump. it's about north north korea's denuclearization deal with the u.s., kim jong un asked moon to deliver message during summit last week. jillian over to you.

jillian: health care, voters saying the legislation didn't go far enough and a majority of voters say that it is extremely important for a candidate to share their view on the issue. so is it too late for republicans to gain upperhand on health care, here to debate ant juan and laretta, i will start with you, is it too late? >> good morning, it's not too late. we still have several weeks going to november election and they have to ramp up messaging, the poll that is you're seeing at the national level are consistent with what we are seeing out in the front lines, up and down the ticket and voters in all races whether it's internal or external polling are telling candidates we want to hear more about healthcare solutions.

jillian: a lot going on antjuan, i think, you tell me is it going to be hard right now to get the message focused? >> i think we have seen since february of this year, republicans have damaged this issue of health care and they are at the point of no return. they will be convicted at the polls in november for failing the american people on health care. it's amazing how after president obama has left office his landmark -- piece of legislation has become very popular because health care unlike many issues in this country is not partisan, it's not democrat or republican, impacts us all in some way slaip or form and republicans made it political issue and they failed on the issue. jillian: they tried to make it a political issue? >> well, i think they have tried to make it a political issue and i think what we are seeing is that we are not hearing republicans talking about

retaining obamacare or affordable care act, they do like the fact that there are individual -- they are glad that the individual mandate has been let go by congress and the president and but they do want -- they do want coverage for existing and preexisting conditions, you see the mix there among republicans, democrats have made mantra and have been talking about medicaid expansion where republicans are now starting to get in the mix and talking about the potential of using medicare waivers, while democrats want to have a government solution to health care, republicans are trying to look at this issue as a -- a choice issue and affordable issue and accessible issue which was not what was promised under -- it was promised under obamacare but was not delivered under obamacare. going forward -- >> it's funny how you try to walk back the issue of health

care, you guys failed the american people on the issue. democrats have something to go on the offense in red states, connor lamb and joe manchin ran on health care, you try to fool the american people that you are not for this big effort to undo everything president obama has done and now people are dying in rural areas because perhaps there's no medical facility near them access to affordable quality health care is a bigger issue now because of donald trump and the republican party in their effort to repeal parts of the affordable care act. jillian: loretta. >> yes, i'm sorry, i don't disagree with you that the issues that you have raised are real issues. there's a crisis of health care in rural communities, i'm here in georgia, we see it every day, there does need to be accessible health care in the rural parts of states and in the southeast and other places in the country, but we are -- but we do know for certain is that and this began

before president trump that democrats did not deliver on promise. health care is the key issue and we are seeing that in every single race and every single poll that that's what americans are more concerned about but it was in the wake of obamacare that you saw insurance premiums skyrocket, you saw folks that had individual insurance carriers, they were left with little choice and they had to change their doctors for the most part, so -- so obamacare did not deliver a solution for our country in terms of health care but i will agree with you that republicans do need to step up and this was a bipartisan situation, both sides carry blame for not delivering quality healthcare solutions in this country. step up with free-market solutions and they need to start talk about it.

jillian: antjuan, a couple of seconds, we have to go. >> why haven't they worked with democrats and instead of trying to demolish -- jillian: you are asking a question, we are out of time, antjuan, we will have to hang onto that question, antjuan, loretta appreciate it. >> thank you. jillian: legga defense funds for illegals, taxpayers are footing the bill and our next guest says this is more proof liberal governments pick and choose what laws to ignore. luggage shredded and burn today crisp, the airline being blamed for destroying a passenger's belongs when we come back.

jillian: michael bloomberg dropping biggest hint yet of possible run for the white house. former new york city mayor says

he will, quote, take a look after midterms. >> right now i'm only focused on midterms. everybody is focused on the midterms, at least they think they are and they should and afterwards we will, there's lots of possibilities. jillian: bloomberg spending $80 million to help democrats win and take control of congress in november. michelle obama urging democrats to get out and vote in midterms, telling las vegas crowd they can't stay on the sidelines. >> you can't vote some of the times and then sit out, you know, we saw that happen, we experienced that, we had a great president if we weren't qualified people that we trust, then people have to vote. jillian: rally kicked off a nationwide campaign called when we all vote urging people to register for the november elections.

rob: trump administration moving to restrict visas and citizenship for immigrants on welfare and comes as new yale mit study show that is the amount of illegal immigrants in the study may be as high as twice as many as the number previously thought, imagine that? joining me now radio talk show host joe rodríguez with more on this this morning, good morning to you, george, i will read you a story from kirstjen nielsen, under long standing federal law those seek to go immigrate to the united states must show that they can support themselves financially, so are immigration policy now appears is going to be bring people in that can actually take care of themselves, what do you think? >> i think it's a wonderful idea, i think the segment you just did a few moments ago regarding health care is a classic example. we have got to -- we've got to take care of americans first, it's that simple. we have seen for the past 30, 40 years now where illegal immigration has just inundated

our communities and it's overburdened our services. one of the things that needs to happen is we need to stop giving welfare benefits, we need to stop providing social benefits, free education to -- to illegal immigrants. that is one of the magnets that brings and keeps them here along with illegal employment. rob: even when 1960's, increasingly more entitlement country and people are better taken care of and the disparity the way we live and a lot of the other parts of the world live is even greater and if combine all of the that comes with living in the united states to open-border policy as well, it just doesn't work, there's no way to to that, right? we could never afford to have open borders and all the nice things we have. >> that's exactly right, rob, we cannot take care of foreigners here in our own country

particularly those who have entered illegal and provide foreign aid to these same countries, this is a crazy situation that we are looking at and needs to be addressed, we take care of americans first and then we take care of the rest of the world although to globalist that doesn't sound right. rob: yeah, here are some of the potentially disqualifying benefits that and illegal immigrant could be taking that would actually get them unable or have them unable to get their green card. any part of medicare, section 8 housing vouchers to some percentage of the poverty level is my understanding of it which could be 1 to $3,000 in benefits, it could keep them out of the country. a lot of the leftist would say that this is unfair, what do you think? >> well, of course they are going to say it's unfair. we have a poverty industry particularly supported by the democratic party here in the united states and that poverty

industry they are not interested in addressing and minimizing poverty on the contrary they are interested to expand it and if they could find more clients, well, that's much better for that industry. >> well, dark blue portland, oregon has a new plan to put a million dollars in and illegal alien defense fund budget. and it's an interesting idea for a sanctuary city, it's taking this thing one step even further, what are your thoughts on that? >> you know, this is so crazy when you've got a community, a city, municipality providing legal services for illegal people, i mean, that is -- that's incredible. that's oxymoron, one thing is to provide legal services, public defenders for folks who are citizens, who are legal residents who have -- who are innocent until proven guilty, another thing is to provide

legal services to people who have admittedly broken the law and are here illegally who are here facing the consequences because they are here illegally and somehow the taxpayer is going to pay for that, i find that so crazy, i find it ironic and i find it to be liberal mind blowing thinking. rob: all right, george rodríguez thank you for your time very early this morning, appreciate it. >> you've got it. jillian: taking aim at shrinking seats, brand-new bill that could take action against airlines. rob: baked before boiling, how maine is now coming under fire for trying to mellow out their lobsters with marijuana, what? ♪ ♪ my name is jeff sheldon,

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jillian: congress taking aim at shrinking seats and leg room on airplanes. rob: good. lawmakers weighing legislation to ensure that we canfully comfortably. tracee carrasco from sister network fox business with the possibility of new federal standard. jillian: music to our ears, tracee. tracee: finally protection for passengers but congress is weighing this bill that would order the faa to establish a minimum for the airline seats, the size of them which we know really have been shrinking lately. it would also adder faa to investigate the size and the number of bathrooms on airplanes and also come up with some new guidelines for allowing passengers to fly with service animals. the bill would also block the involuntary bumping of passenger who is were already on board the plane and come up with some requirements that airlines must clearly state their policies

when it comes to handling delayed flights and accommodating disabled passengers, so finally congress cracking down on airlines, good for passengers because it's not pleasant sometimes flying. jillian: it's not pleasant ever. rob: stop letting them merge together, no competition anymore. the tickets are too much, don't get me started. jillian: anyway, fake news hitting trip adviser. tracee: travelers be ware, they found that one in three reviews on trip adviser is fake with hotels and restaurants buying these reviews. so an analysis sis was done and they were able to spot suspicious reviews and one or two created by the restaurants, by the employees there themselves, trip adviser is disputing the claims saying they stand behind the reviews and that travelers do trust them, so just be cautious when you are banking on the reviews when

you're taking them as the truth. rob: yeah, you to be careful. tracee, thank you so much. jillian: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. let's start with the good, chick-fil-a throws 100th birthday party for one top customer, stopped by the florida restaurant for 20 years earning him free chick-fil-a for life. >> any time you want. >> that's the best gift i have ever received. rob: this guy is 100 year's old. what are they putting in chick-fil-a, it's a miracle drug. inspectors looking into restaurant for getting lobster high before they boil them, the portland press, the lobster pound in maine has stopped offering lobster meat, blowing

pot smoke on the lobsters lessons pain before you throw them in the pot, there you go. jillian: passenger picks up luggage to find it shredded and putting destroyed items in garbage, the airline reimbursing her $500, they have given no explanation for what happened. yikes. the america first set to be on full display at the un, president trump to tout u.s. dominance to world leaders. rob: rnc spokesperson live in the next hour of "fox & friends first".

rob: all right, monday september 24th, fox news alert, judge brett kavanaugh back on defensive. jillian: brand-new accusations launched against president trump's supreme court nominee, thousand white house is firing back. >> i like to be shed on that if the documents that we have been asking for quite some time are made public. jillian: all eyes on andrew mccabe as republicans zero in on the deep state conspiracy. rob: new legal threat at the doj refuses to play ball and this time it's tom brady's ego that