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 was deflated and the patriots

historic loss to the derates lions. jillian: according to bill bell check isn't immune either. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: patriots 1-2 for the first time since 2012. crazy stuff. tiger woods epic comeback. rob: lots of sports. jillian: lots of sports. rob: nice small town view. jillian: so small, manhattan is so small. i'm jillian melem. rob: i'm rob

schmitt. brett kavanaugh and the white house firing back after new assault allegations surfaced against supreme court nominee, several of kavanaugh's yale classmates are denying the latest claims. jillian: garret tenney from washington, d.c. how democrats are delaying. >> one of the classmate debra ramírez said kavanaugh expose today her during drinking game at party. ramírez admitted that she doesn't fully remember the incident because she was highly intoxicated when it allegedly took place, one anonymous classmate said that he was told about the incident several days later but four other classmate who is were allegedly at the party including one of ramírez's best friends told the new yorker they never saw or heard about the incident, judge kavanaugh is also adamantly denying the allegations saying in a statement this alleged event from 35 years ago did not happen, the people who knew me

then know that this did not happen and said so, this is a smear plain and simple, the white house is defending kavanaugh as well stating the 35-year-old uncorroborated claim is latest in smear campaign by the democrats design today tear down a good man. the claim is denied by all who were said to be present and is wholly inconsistent with what many men and women knew kavanaugh in college said. despite denials, democrats are demanding judge kavanaugh's confirmation be put on hold until the fbi can conduct a full investigation as senator dianne feinstein tweeted thursday's hearing should be canceled in light of a disturbing new allegation of sexual misconduct against brett kavanaugh. the fbi must investigate all allegations. now, thursday is when kavanaugh's other accuser christine blasey ford is scheduled to testify before the senate judiciary committee and additional allegations are expected to come before then,

last night michael avenatti, attorney for stormy daniels is representing a third woman with credible information about brett kavanaugh targeting women with drugs and alcohol when he was in high school and we are sure to hear a lot more about the new allegations later today, rob and jillian. rob: serious allegation there. thank you so much. all right, democrats insisting on using these allegations to stall brett kavanaugh's rise to the supreme court. jillian: timing remains suspicious and has fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett asking why wait until now to bring out claims. >> he's gone through 6 fbi investigations, these things are very detailed, they talk to kindergarten teacher and every neighbor you've ever had, they talk to classmates, you know, your friends and relatives and so forth, none of this has ever come up. in 6 different fbi investigations of brett kavanaugh over 25 years, all of

a sudden these people are now speaking out with their accusations which they should be heard, respectfully they should be considered but i find it curious and suspicious that he was nominated on july 9th and here we are at the end of september and all of a sudden these people are coming forward. rob: it is not clear how this new allegation will affect thursday's hearing or even if it'll happen but wait and see. president trump now in new york city for the un general assembly, the president set to kick off the gathering of world leaders today by calling for action on the world drug crisis, 124 countries have signed up to support the un initiative that aims to reduce demand, expand treatment, strengthen international law enforcement efforts and cut off the flow of drugs across borders. u.s. tariffs on $20 billion worth of chinese products kicked in overnight, the penalty start at 10%, will jump to 25% in

january and will affect things like handbags, baseball gloves, back tires, all of these things, retaliatory tariffs coming from china. president trump has threatened to impose further tariffs if beijing did retaliate, earlier this year both countries slapped tariffs on $50 billion worth of each other's goods. congressman bob goodlatte threaten to subpoena if they don't hand over andrew mccabe's memos, the agency is stalling on giving congress information that they need in the russia probe. >> if they're not produced by tomorrow or tuesday this week we are going to issue a subpoena to the justice department that expands upon the subpoena we issued earlier this year, lute of light can be shed on that if the documents that we have been requesting are made public. rob: so this battle keeps on going after "the new york times" report that deputy attorney

general rod rosenstein suggested secretly reporting the president and recruiting cabinet members to impeach him from office. goodlatte said documents can provide information on those potential efforts. lindsey graham says people inside the doj and the fbi are trying to undermine the president. >> during the campaign is clearly the department of justice, fbi was tipping the scales for clinton, there's a bureaucratic coup and somebody needs to look at it. rob: graham says rosenstein should not be fired until an investigation is conducted. rosenstein has disputed the report calling it a sarcastic comment, jillian. jillian: all right, it was a crazy weekend in the nfl with plenty of upsets and surprises and exciting sports weekend that included a championship comeback by tiger woods, napolitano from fox news headlines 24/7 siriusxm

115. >> i'm used to it my whole life. jillian: this was insane, i saw so many tweets, four back surgeries, the man is back. >> he has returned, tiger sundays are officially a thing again. comes with 11 under par in tour championship, first win since 2013, most incredible comes with him walking to 18th hole and the crowd behind him. jillian: they ran so fast. >> i wouldn't have want to be security or police there. how do you keep the crowd controlled. it's unbelievable. this is the tour championship, final event of pga tour season, this wraps up fedex cup, he ends up being the world number one and taking taking the title butr woods getting first win in over 5 years, like you said 1,860 days. rob: he has been through a lot, congrats to him. patriots starting the season at 1 and 2 for the first time since

2012. >> if you're fan in afc, you're happy about this. jillian: what happened? >> against the lion who were blown by jets and this was a game and wins first ever game at nfl coach, former defensive coordinator for new england patriots under bill bell check. >> we will talk about the team in a second. first let's talk about drew brees and the saints. >> so 6300 career completions for drew brees. it was quite a game for drew brees. he had two touchdowns. spin move, 39 year's old. jillian: he's got it. >> terrific game. the game winning 1 yard to end

zone, big win for it, the saints overcome poll comes in overtime. jillian: pat set new record, this is insane. >> he has been impressive, the chiefs traded smith and he's proven them right so far, he's got 13 pass touchdowns in 3 games. surpassing peyton manning who had record beforehand. another stelar performance out of him, absolute request he ran 38 yards. jillian: to be able to see, incredible. >> michael vic 2.0. it's a really impressive -- pat mahomes will be huge for chiefs. they defeat the 49ers. little awkward come up there as he's trying to scramble out of

bounce. mri will happen today. so they could lose him for the season. it'll be interesting to see what happens. for now they will take over for center. jillian: philadelphia eagles, my team, carson made return yesterday and came away with a win. >> 1 touchdown pass of the gai. eagles coming away with win over the colts in this win. fell out in week 14 of last season, going down with knee injury, torn acl. jillian: yes, he did. >> a lot of philadelphia fans, you included. jillian: clearly loves nick foals, carson has been from the second he got there. real quick, we want to show you this. i saw while going to bed yesterday, is anyone surprised? >> it's eye of the tiger for

bill belicheck. stay away kid, stay away. >> hi, five. if he would go back he would give him high five. bill bellicheck had his eye on the prize. jillian: thank you, good to see you. 12 minutes after the hour, trump's diplomat with message from the administration. >> if you can't be on the team, if you're not supporting the mission, maybe you ought to find somebody else to do. jillian: president trump planning to reveal similar message, she's here live, stay there.

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>> the united nations has tremendous potential but it has not lived up to that potential. it's always been surprising to me that more things aren't resolved because you have all of these countries getting together in one location but doesn't seem to get there. i think it will. rob: the president bushing for more action from the united nations. jillian: and he'll be bringing the america first message to the stage when he addresses the general assembly this week. rob: what has president trump accomplished so far with america first strategy? here to weigh in on that rnc spokesperson kayleigh. thanks for coming in this morning. the president at the un, it's a little funny he think it is un in a lot of ways is a joke and push an agenda, they are probably not going to like it in some ways, right? >> they are not going to like it and this is why he was elect today shake things up, to shake up the international order, people were sick of watching the obama administration going to

un, allowing un security council consistently admonish israel while ignoring so many other countries, he was elected for this precise reason. jillian: second ago in introduction, we heard that the un has not lived up to potential and expectations do you agree? >> yes, they haven't lived up to expectations when you are sanctioning and you are going after israel, someone who is an ally, democracy in the middle east, so many other countries that are ignored, it's why we pulled some of funding from the un and president trump shaking up the world order by saying i'm not going to do tpp. rob: punish us. >> the paris climate accord would have cost 2.7 million jobs, he's saying america must come first. you see north korea coming to the table, i think iran over time might come to the table because we have a president showing leadership. rob: wasn't long ago that talked about kicking the un out of

location, kicking them out of midtown, headquarters here, maybe sent them over the queens or something like that, how is he going to be received -- i just can't imagine him walking into this building, you know, how is he going to be received by the un? >> it's undeniable that he will show american strength and leadership in a tough speech and it's not what european allies want to hear, they come to the table, you can recall when he was talking about sanctions and the european union said we will never remove sanctions on america and within, i think, it was two weeks you had the head of the commissioner of the eu, yeah, let's get to talking. rob: yeah. jillian:let hear from secretary mike pompeo right now and get your opinion on the back end. >> i've been pretty clear since my beginning of service here in this administration, if you can't be on the team, if you're not supporting this mission then maybe you ought to find something else to do, i have told that to senior colleagues, i have told them to junior folks at cia and state department, we

need everybody engaged to help achieve president trump's mission. >> mike pompeo is exactly right. we talk about deep state, concept within the trump administration working against it. we have seen evidence of that in the op-ed, anonymous op-ed, i don't think what administration you're working for, obama, trump, republican, democrat, you need to be on board with the mission, if not get out because you're doing disservice to the american people. rob: iranian president will be here, it's a big topic, you the iran nuclear deal and even just last week england doubling down on that deal. a lot of europe wants to protect the deal even though all the money has been funneled to terrorist groups across the middle east. how does the president convince people that this deal is so bad? >> yeah, by stating the facts, you're exactly right, you talk about funding for terrorist groups like hezbollah, hamas, this is what iran is doing while having ballistic missile program.

even france and uk have admitted there are concerns here, it's time to highlight concerns, it's a bad deal when we allow iran to get nuclear weapons in 10 years, it's bad deal when inspectors aren't there to verify and president trump will rip it up. jill thank you for joining us. 20 minutes after the hour, taking aim at shrinking seats, brand-new bill from congress that could take action against airlines. rob: best story of the day. your favorite board game got a little easier, the hundreds of brand-new words just added to scrabble this is john, and i'm with pactel cellular in los angeles. well, welcome to the demo... (danny dichter) in 1989, a new wireless technology was being tested for the first time ever. it allowed more users to connect at the same time

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jillian: incoming mexican president says he will not fight with president trump over immigration. president elect manuel lopez obrador, the migration problem is not resolved by using walls or use of form but diplomatic job of respect elected takes office october 1st. rob: the group included migrant families and unaccompanied kids from central america. the officials say the area known as rincon village has become gait awe for human smub -- smuggling. jillian: congress taking aim at shrinking seats on airplanes. rob: tracee carrasco here with the best story.

tracee: good morning, finally relief for passengers, congress is looking at a bill that would order the faa to investigate and establish a minimum size for airline seats which have been shrinking. they'd also have to investigate the size and number of airplane bathrooms and come up with new guidelines for passengers who fly with their service animals. the bill would also block the involuntary bumping of passengers who were already seated on the plane and then also includes some requirements that airlines clearly state their policies for handling delayed flights and assisting those who are disabled, now all of this has to be passed or looked at by the deadline which is september 30th, so hopefully for us passengers this will mean something good. >> from the best story of the day to possibly the worst story of my life. tracee: this is interesting. maybe rob you can confirm this since you were just in europe. french fries in europe are expected to shrink because of a

potato shortage. according to food and wine in the uk, france and belgium they are experiencing a shortage, not necessarily with the yield of the potato but the size, so farmers are saying that this t smaller potatoes are because of unusually hot and dry summer. so belgium hit the hardest because fries, that is their signature there in the country. i don't know if you experienced that, rob -- rob: i tell you what, in france and amsterdam fries come with everything. they are good. jillian: extra crispy, as many as possible. tracee: they eat them with mayo, i don't know. rob: ce -- ketchup is not really ketchup there. i like it.

let's get back to some news. brett kavanaugh railing against the second wave of accusations overnight. so democrats have convicted this man in the court of public opinion? political panel on deck to debate that coming up next. jillian: republican targeted by siblings in campaign ad for his opponent, how congressman is firing back against his own family no matter how much you clean, does your house still smell stuffy? that's because your home is filled with soft surfaces that trap odors and release them back into the room. so, try febreze fabric refresher. febreze finds odors trapped in fabrics and cleans them away as it dries. use febreze every time you tidy up to keep your whole house smelling fresh air clean. fabric refresher even works for clothes you want to wear another day. make febreze part of your clean routine

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go out and get their own deputies and the people who work in that department. rob: going after jeff sessions, reacting to new york times report, alleging rod rosenstein wanting to wear a wire and rosenstein disputing report calling sarcastic moment. president trump promise today make determination about what to do next. jillian: save the date, the wife of demoted doj bruce ohr will testify on october 19th, nelly ohr, works behind fake antitrump dossier, lawmakers could believe her testimony would support their claims. supreme court justices are returning from summer recess today meeting privately to consider pending appeals that have piled up, one of the issues is taking stage is to step

battle cross of world war i veterans. it is unconstitutional government endorsement of religion. high court expect today add about a dozen cases to docket on top of the 3 dozen already accepted, the first public sessions set for next monday. the man behind the controversial 3d gun blueprint is free on bail this morning, cody wilson posting bail after extradited to texas following arrest in taiwan, facing sexually assault after abusing a minor, made news for defying court order and selling blueprints for untraceable 3d guns. now turn to go extreme weather and all eyes on tropical storm kirk, moving west and comes as carolinas are told to prepare for another evacuation in the

wake of florence's after math. bryan llenas. >> farmers in north carolina are reeling after hurricane florence, flood waters devastating hundreds of acres of crops from soybeans, six of carolina agricultural counties were among heavily needed. 100-mile an hour winds snapped the stocks in half. the corn fell to the ground making most of it, well, unusable. some are even grows sprouts at the end ruining them, glen thinks he will lose at least half of the crop. >> he feeds everybody, he feeds the military, the school teachers, everybody all fashion of walks of life, the farmer feeds them all. >> expands three generations, flood waters destroyed homes, crops and livestock, 100 of 120 cattle drowned so did tens of

thousands of chickens. >> it's bad but humbling. our little community has come together so much. it's just very humbling. >> farm insurance won't cover all of their losses and many can't afford to take out anymore loans, they are asking for more relief. >> i hate to ask for assistance, for handouts, i know that people are tired of hearing folks talk the doom and gloom but i will tell you it's doom and gloom. >> the full extent of crop loss in north carolina is still unknown because some fields are cut off by flood waters, more than 5,000 people have been rescued and the rivers continue to rise more than a week after hurricane florence. in newbern bryan llenas fox news rob ron fox news alert, brand-new allegations against judge kavanaugh that now threat on the derail supreme court confirmation this as poll voters

oppose the nomination. is judge kavanaugh already guilty in the court of public opinion and is there anything credible here or is this just trying to keep this guy from getting to the supreme court. here to debate is kristin tate, capri cafaro. >> good morning. rob: kristin we had one accuser, now potentially two or maybe three accusers in this, what do you think about the chances of this getting on the supreme court at this point? >> well, we don't know yet but in terms of public opinion what's happened here to kavanaugh is totally unfair, this is a nearly flawless candidate with impressive track record in the legal world but because of the democrats and the media the majority of americans now don't even want him

confirmed, the democrats are just shamelessly wrapping themselves in feminism to derail the impeccable candidate and the way it's been handled suggests that the democrats' priorities is not women or rape culture it's taking down trump nominee. if they cared about women, dianne feinstein would have taken action immediately after learning original accusations against kavanaugh. instead she sat on accusations for week and brought up right before confirmation vote. left continues to be silenced on keith ellison, dnc being accused of domestic abuse. the metoo movement to detrail trump's agenda. rob: capri, she makes a good point. >> number one i think that dianne feinstein really handled this poorly and politicized

something that shouldn't have been politicized and secondly, you know, keith ellison is, you know, getting preferencial treatment, now it's out there, you know, everyone needs to be heard. i think the question now becomes for the members to have senate judiciary committee, you know, we just went through the fact that dr. ford is now going to be testifying, they struck that deal on thursday i believe at 10:00 in the morning, that's going to happen, are they now going to hear from the new accuser from yale? if not, why not? and, you know, is this going to, for example, give more cover for red state democrats to vote no or swing republicans who are on the fence like a jeff flake or, you know, a susan collins, for example. it becomes so much more

complicated now, the issues are out there, they have to be dealt with. rob: over to you, the people who are still defending kavanaugh and there are a lot of them, is the thinking that this is -- if they called this a smear campaign, is the thinking that the three women are all inventing the story if there are three and sounds like there are at this point, there's two that we know of, what do you think? >> well, we don't know what happened and we probably never will -- rob: you have 3 women. yeah, if you have three different people that's when it starts getting, one person, you know, it could be a mistake, something like, 3 it starts to sound iffy. >> well, we will hear what everyone has to say. in terms of the second allegation the new yorker wasn't even able to confirm that kavanaugh was at the party in question. the accuser didn't come forward until a period of time consulting with the democratic

attorney, a lot of different things at play here. of course, the women might be telling the truth but we can't allow a man's career and reputation to be completely ruined based on allegations for which there's no evidence or proof of. rob: capri, we will give you last word, some of the allegations go back 30 to 40 years, how do you prove this? >> it's a challenge, try to fill in blanks where there may or may not be witnesses, this is one of the witnesses, you know, issues of sexual assault are that very difficult to -- to litigate in court, the whole situation is really unfortunate and what's going to end up happening the people that want to believe those that are the accusers, the accusers are going to believe the women and those who will believe kavanaugh will believe kavanaugh and everybody has their own camps and in the meantime people's lives are up-ended. rob: yeah, even in a situation like this, it becomes

partisan as we are seeing. >> sad. rob: all right, we will see how this big develops, it'll be a big weekend. ladies, thank you so much. >> thanks for having us. jillian: 40 minutes after the hour, a lot of rumors about which democrats will run for president in 2020, one possible contender just dropped biggest hint yet. rob: and don't mess with this momma, look at this. the moment that alpaca chases down a cougar as she tries to save her baby. -pizza delivered. -what's happened to my son? -i think that's just what people are like now. i mean, with progressive, you can quote your insurance on just about any device. even on social media. he'll be fine.

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person for the reception, they go up to nearly $34,000 per couple. and event chairs cost $100,000 for couple with preferred seating, very expensive. jillian: i would say so. republican congressman targeted by his own siblings is firing back after campaign ad for his opponent. >> my brother. >> my brother. >> and i endorse dr. david. >> arizona congressman responded on twitter my siblings who chose to film ads against me are liberals, disgruntled hillary supporters are related by blood to me but leftest everywhere they put political ideology before family. stalin would be proud. that's a crazy story.

[laughter] rob: i don't know why i think it's so funny. 2020 run will be battle of billionaires. jillian: laura ingle with the presidential run. >> we have been here before, talk of possible run for michael bloomberg, 3-time mayor of new york city and multibillionaire who is now considered a run for president in 2020. >> puts up the trial balloon, floats it and then it sinks and he realizes that he couldn't win in 2008, he couldn't win in 2012 and he couldn't win in 2016. >> a bloomberg spokesperson confirms to fox that he's considering a run as democrat in the next presidential election. the native new yorker has worn many hats throughout political life, once a democrat and then republican and now independent,

he told "the new york times" last week he firmly believes only major party nominee can win the white house. bloomberg recently saying he would give $80 million to democrats in hopes of flipping the house of representatives while attending global climate summit last week. >> the republicans in washington have had years to show that they could lead on this issue and they have failed. >> political analysts say while money matters in campaign spending the battle of the billionaires may be a tough one for bloomberg who holds opposing views with progressives on issues like bank regulation and stop and frisk police policies which could end up hurting his chances while others say he has a chance. >> anyone that's got a message and a record and the resources to build an organization has a good of a shot as anybody else. >> bloomberg said he wants to work on november 6th election and then take a look at 2020. in new york laura ingle fox news

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michael avenatti have to do with this? and china calling us out again, and then we will be joined by andy mccarthy and dr. oz will be here. i think he saved somebody else's life, he will teach us how to do cpr and maybe let us emerge with a certificate in tend. all that coming in your direction in the next 3 hours, rob, make sure jillian gets here on time. rob: i will try but the traffic with general assembly. want to play dead for 30 hours? carley shimkus here to react with bizarre new offer from six flags, i don't know, sounds weird. ♪

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rob: all right, white house taking on tech reportedly considering an executive order to investigate suspected discrimination at google and facebook. jillian: carley shimkus with fox news 24/7 siriusxm 115 here with what people are saying, good morning. carley: draft document makes waves among social media companies, thoroughly investigate tech companies like facebook and google to make sure they aren't breaking antitrust laws, this is all about protecting competition as well as addressing bias. now, interestingly enough rather after it was reported the white house distanced itself from the document saying it's not the result of any official white

house policy making process, so we will have to wait and see on whether or not anything comes out. some people on social media say that social media companies need to be reined in a little bit. they need to be monitored for suppression and freedom of speech. shelby says mixed feelings, slippery slope but how else do we stop information bias? attorney general jeff sessions, he will have a big meeting with other state attorney generals tomorrow about this very topic, so more to come. jillian: michael moore fell little flat. >> hit theaters this weekend, didn't make a big a splash as he wanted it to. a pretty big number for a documentary but not nearly as much as fahrenheit 911 made which was $24 million in opening weekend. of course, total antitrump documentary, one twitter user

who said he saw it says fahrenheit 119 worst michael moore film i have seen, we didn't know, it's a miss #skip it. i like to go by what rotten tomato says, movie website. the audience gave it 57%. critics liked it, audience said it was eh. rob: if you're not the first guy to allege these things it's not interesting anymore. carley: yeah, he's sound bite machine, he likes to say controversial things. rob: six flags has the lamest offer i have ever heard. [laughter] carley: you think it's lame, i think it's terrifying. they are offering -- they have contest going and asked people to stay in a tight coffin for 30 hours straight, are you kidding me? so if you win prizes include 2

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jillian: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a alpaca's instincts singer. in baby taking off. the momma fighting back until it took off. owners of the washington state farm calling the little alpaca lucky. rob: that's a good mom. next the bad. he is the election ever. 96th race. he wants to be mayor of hometown. his first run in politics was in 1979. jillian: the ugly. a chick-fil-a in maryland video going viral. the mower kept him out of

arm's reach of the window. >> why is that ugly? >> i think that's great. rob: we will have to have a talk with our producers. jillian: good to be back. rob: good to be back. out of vacation time. jillian: finally. >> brett kavanaugh and the white house firing back after new assault allegations surface against the supreme court nominee. >> judge kavanaugh released a statement adamantly denying the allegation sayinsaying this alleged event from 35 years ago. >> no matter what happens here. judge kavanaugh after these proceedings is going to jail. but you are his career. >> president trump walking back declassify documents relate to the russia probe. >> so-called mccabe memos verify what is was rod rosenstein doing in that meeting immediately prior to the pointment of robert mueller. >> there is a bureaucratic coup against president trump. he