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>> welcome back. as the fbi begins its seventh investigation into judge brett kavanaugh. many conservatives wondering where are the investigations into the leaking of dr. ford's letter or the doxxing of gop senators during the hearing. here to explain, ned ryan. ned, i bet most of our viewers are not familiar with this term doxxing. what does it mean, and how does it happen? >> i mean, it's the public releasing of personal information, and what took place is that somebody -- and it looks like an ip address related to the house of representatives -- doxxed republican senators, putting out their personal information home addresses, cell phone numbers. you hope that they'll be intimidated, that that they'll be harassed.

and i've got to tell you, i am stun at in this behavior -- stunned at this behave. we are just over a year removed from steve scalise, and you're doxxing republican senators? the ends justify the means. if this comes back and paul ryan and mitch mg connell had better -- mcconnell had better call for an investigation to understand who actually did this, and they should have charges pressed against whoever did it. >> ned, and this could be staffers, it could be anybody with access to this kind of information. >> right. >> but in addition to this, you know, we're -- this is dr. ford on whether she knew about senator grassley's offer to actually the send investigators to california. listen to this. >> was it communicated to you by your counsel or someone else that the committee had asked to interview you and that they offered to come out to california to do sosome. >> i just appreciate that you did the offer that. i wasn't clear on what the offer

was. it wasn't clear to me that that was the case. >> how could that the no be clear to -- not be clear to her? >> pete, first of all, dianne feinstein and her staff should be put under oath and asked very directly, did the you or did you not leak that letter to the press. second of all, the lawyers for dr. ford should also be put under oath, did you fully inform your client that senator grassley offered to send private investors to you -- investigators to you in california to have a conversation. and i'll tell you why we ended up where we did on thursday, because dianne feinstein and those political lawyers, they wanted a public hearing. we need to understand was their client fully informed. the other thing they should be doing, pete, the fbi and the treasury should be looking into whether any of these accusers who are making uncorroborated allegations have been financially compensated for making these charges. and i've got to tell you, pete,

this next week i think is going to be an absolutely brutal week -- pete: who has the power to find these things out? who needs to press the envelope? who leaked it, you know, all these -- was the offer ever relayed? how do we find it out? >> i think what they have to do is encourage the fbi to put these people under oath, have these conversations and say, you know what? we're just going to ask you a few is simple questions, again, underpotential perjury, but the point i want to the make, this is about so much more than just simply confirming brett kavanaugh. do the we actually believe in due process, do we believe in the rule of law and do we actually believe in the presumption of innocence until proven guilty. and i'm telling you, if we have decided that we are going to accept guilt by allegation, that somebody's guilty because we say they're guilty, that is a

frightening, ugly world. republican senators had better step up this week and confirm brett kavanaugh or we have actually validated this vicious, unethical behavior. and the last thing, if democrats want to destroy these institutions that have made us who we are for the last however many centuries for short-term political gain, shame on you. >> ned, so well said. appreciate europe time this morning -- appreciate your time. some comparing what happened to judge kavanaugh to what happened to justice clarence thomas. what does the son of the late justice the anthony scalia think? he's here to the explain what he calls the left's true motive. and what happens when a member of the hollywood elite, lindsay lohan, tries to stop what she thinks is a human trafficker? stay tuned for that pick something. it's crazy. stick around. right into the harbor. i'm gonna regret that. with liberty mutual new car replacement

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pete: we are back with a fox news alert. a car explosion kills at least one person and injures two others, police warning it appears to be intentional. the atf is investigation the blast in al remembertown to -- allentown, pa. two mississippi police officers gunned down in cold blood. >> it's just heartbreaking for us to get out here and do our day-to-day job and face all the things that's against us. they're both heros. they did the their job. under fire, they did their job. pete: they sure are. the suspect in custody recovering from a gunshot wound at the hospital. and panic erupting at msnbc's global citizens festival in new york city after a

security barrier collapses. fans running from what they thought were gunshots. not a surprise that msnbc would have a global citizens festival. rachel? rachel: judge brett kavanaugh undergoing an onslaught of attack the by democrats. >> so what would late justice the antonin scalia think about this confirmation chaos? the son of justice scalia, christopher, joins us now. good morning, thank you for joining us. >> good morning, thanks for having me. griff: what would your dad say about what we have watched transpire in the last week? >> i think on a general level he wouldn't be terribly surprised about the intensity surrounding this supreme court nomination because so much of it comes down to roe v. wade, at least that's how the left is presenting it. they see it as being threatened by a justice kavanaugh on the court. and, you know, that's a signature issue for them,

obviously. and my father often said that with roe v. wade in particular, but other cases as well the court was really trying to come in and settle a cultural issue that should have been resolved in elections, through elections and the legislative process by trying to short circuit that process, the supreme court caused more damage. and as a result, supreme court nominations and confirmation battles have become more heated because justice the have take telephone on the role that properly belongs to legislator the. rachel: i would note that it seems more heated when conservatives are are up for the nomination. but you say it really doesn't matter or who was up, whether it was the kavanaugh or any of the other names on the nomination list, you think this was going to happen no matter what. >> it was pretty clear from the beginning that, you know, the groups already had signs basically fill in the blank. they were doing mad libs protesting before president trump nominatedded kavanaugh

specifically. they were going to act pretty, pretty aggressively against any nominee, and when it was clear that kavanaugh was qualified and he handled the first set of hearings well, they resorted to this other plan which is really just a delay plan. i think we've seen your last guest pointed to some of the cynicism of the process about how they sat on that letter. i don't think they're terribly -- or at least initially weren't terribly interested in the truth. they're interested in delay and in casting enough doubt in the minds of some red state democrats. griff: chris, very quickly, what would your dad say about the fact that the democrats are now saying because kavanaugh defended himself against these accusations, he now can't be an impartial juror? >> well, part of the argument is that he was so angry during the hearing that he doesn't have a judicial temperament. they're kr

screaming at the sky, but have social justice warriors earned the title of veterans? the left thinks so, and pete's

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and nike did that whole thing? college of to zachs said no more nike for us. we're going to be the talking to hundreds of kids there in the morning -- not kids, students -- about their perspective. so we're going to be the live from missouri wednesday morning of this week -- rachel: making me rethink where i sent my kid. maybe i should think about the college of the ozarks. [laughter] pete: west point, texas a&m be, hillsdale, let me know if there's a few more. griff: when i get back to washington today, i'm literally taking my daughter to visit a few colleges on monday and tuesday the, and we're looking hard at really what schools, where schools stand on these issues because you're putting your child into an institution that's going to have their attention at the most pivot aal moments of their lives in adolescence. rachel: undo all the work we've, you know, i've done. i'm paying them to do it. pete: paying you to indoctrinate my kid. [laughter]

i'm going to let you guys set this up, but it was found at lgbtq nation.com and picked up on blogs, making the argument that social justice warriors jane upon fonda, other peace nis should be considered war veterans. griff: veterans of a struggle against what they perceive as a struggle. this is dr. warren j. blumenthal, and he says it is the unacceptable when one's love of country is called into question when advocating for peaceful means of conflict resolution. adding, but to take a few moments to consider those fighting a cultural and figurative civil war to reduce the violence and injustice and place the united states in higher standing around the world. rachel: wow.

pete: he goes on to say -- rachel: we can as a nation begin to consider expanding the category of veteran to include the diplomats and the mediators, those working conflict resolution and activists dedicated to preventing wars and to bringing existing wars to diplomatic resolutions once they've begun. i really want to know what a real veteran thinks about this. [laughter] griff: well, we've got one right here. pete: join mentioner e-mail us, friends@foxnews.com. the argument that he's make, and in this op-ed, he talks about the socially constructed category of veteran. where else have we heard that term? gender, socially constructed. so now being a veteran is socially constructed? no, no, where does this end? look, i've always wanted -- let's take this to a logical, weird -- i've always wanted to

be a black man. i've been told i'm a white guy from norwegian -- can i socially construct myself into a race now as well? where does the lodge ec -- logic end? rachel: yes, you can. they said there was a guy who did a dna test, came up with 4% african-american in his dna, now he wants to apply for a minority -- pete: you neff know where to -- never know where to go. this is about patriotism, this is about a potential category. you -- a special category. you put on a uniform, you put yourself in harm's way and you earn this category, and then someone says, no, no, no -- griff: well, this is the point, and really if dr. blumenthal would like to come on this show, i would like to ask you what sacrifices attached to veterans like yourself, it was a sacrifice you made. that's why you earned the title. thing of veteran, because of the

sacrifice you made . and i would ask the doctor what sacrifice these social justice warriors gave. pete: my blood boils. listen, you get to protest the wars if you want to. that's great, but don't pretend that should afford you a categorization. i don't know, it's just -- rae ray e-mail us at -- i always get us -- frif give friends@foxnews.com. e-mail us your opinion. we're going to put those up a little later. turn thing now to your headlines, at least 832 people are dead and hundreds injured after an earthquake and tsunami slammed into indonesia. the number of deaths could rise into the thousands. looters are taking advantage, ransacking a collapsed shopping mall after the powerful earthquake, a 10-foot tsunami violently smashed into buildings

and swept into homes. elon musk is paying a high price for marijuana jokes. the billion far be tweeted last month joking i'm considered taking tesla private at $420, funding secured. the sec is forcing him to step down as board chairman and slamming him with a $2 the 0 million fine. 420 is slang for using marijuana, and the commission says musk's joke -- pete: you didn't know that? rachel, no i did not. [laughter] lindsay lohan gets punched by a woman. the bizarre incident happened after the actress tried taking the woman's kids off the streets. >> i'm, like, in shock.

rachel: lohan accused the mother of trafficking her own children. she live streamed this from russia on instagram. weird. pete: a top ten college showdown, ohio state surviving a scare against ninth-ranked penn state. >> just get it off. sanders, smothered! ohio state makes the stop -- pete: big late stop for the buckeyes fuels the win, 27-26. florida using some creativity in its win, the fake handoff and a screen pass to a wide receiver who fires it down field. the gator the beat 23rd ranked mississippi state 13-6. this might as well be "sportscenter" for florida gator the fans. and a five overtime thriller, hawaii and san jose state going down to wire. the the rainbow warriors winning on a missed field goal 44-41. rachel, those are your headlines. rachel: and now we have rick.

rick: hey, guys. good morning? what's it like out for you? pete: i liked it. griff: a little chilly. rachel: do i need a sweater? rick: you're going to this morning. how's wisconsin as far as rain goes? rachel: not too bad, i think. rick: actually, it's been really rainy. rachel: it must have happened while i was in new york, rick. [laughter] rick: it's really chilly, not as cold as yesterday, but still chilly. a few showers across the wen gulf states -- western gulf states along the gulf. take a look at that white. we've got some snow up across minnesota, up across parts of the northern rockies as well. that that snow word is going to become more prevalent. and there you go, that is hurricane rosa. it's a category two storm, and it's going to move towards the baja peninsula of mexico, and by tonight the primarily arizona is where we're going to see this

moisture only in. some spots probably 4-5 inches of rain, and that causes flooding. so we're going to be worried about that. some of that moisture also making its way -- rachel: [inaudible] thanks, rick. pete: put her on the spot. [laughter] griff: judge brett kavanaugh be being attacked by the media because he's a white male. david webb joins us next on why identity politics is the only card democrats have left to play. pete: and a major league slugger hit by his own home run ball. how one fan pulled it off. he's got a heck of an arm. ♪ ♪ (vo) gopi has built her business with her own two hands.

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good samaritans pulled the boy on a kayak to get away from the 11-foot beast, the 13-year-old is in critical condition but expected to survive. and police make an arrest in the shooting death of a college basketball player, a junior on the lsu basketball team. police matched the shooter's dna to his glasses. simms was shot while trying to protect a friend during a fight with the shooter. pete? pete: wow. well, joy behar making this axis about senate republicans and race. >> it's almost like they're worried that all white people are going to lose all their power, so they don't care if she's lightening or not lying or he's lying. they just want to hold on to their power. pretty soon we'll be like south africa, apartheid, where 10% of white people were running the country. rachel: this as a washington

post op-ed claims, quote, hell has no fury like an entitled white man denied. pete: here to weigh in, siriusxm patriot host david webb. you see these claims. you're -- >> yeah. let me say this, first of all, joy behar is irrelevant to any conversation, so just push her aside. jonathan -- [inaudible] i see him as the next generation of race pimp. he wants to take the over from al sharpton. the real discussions here should be around the issues. was there, as the allegations, you know, assert, a attack or an innocent or groping, whatever -- an incident or groping, whatever. that's no longer the issue. this is about the destruction of a man, the destruction of the president's nominee because the democrats have no other card left to play. they're losing on the important issues to americans, so they have to play identity politics,

and they have to move that forward. and as for dr. ford, look, and i believe the judge put it in the right context in his testimony, in his opening statement. to the the effect that if she -- she may be a victim, but it wasn't him. whether she's a victim or not, she's a willing participant in this political con, and that's what's being played out on the american people. rachel: they keep bringing up white privilege. i know they're saying it's male white privilege, but they both grew up in the same privileged d.c. suburbs. she said she went -- she spent her summers diving in a country club. i don't see why any of this is relevant to exactly what you said, the facts of the matter. >> yeah, look, they're not going to look into this is the way they should as the democrats have not. they're not going to look into allegations, and if allegations are evidence of guilt, well, then there's a whole host of democrats like keith ellison,

bill clinton and ohs who have had -- others who have had serious allegationings. pete: that's the first sin, the first evidence of guilt, he's a white man, everything proceeds from there. how do you walk back from that ledge where you start with that premise? >> they have no intention of walking back from from it because they're not talking to the majority of americans. they're talking to a very small but committed base that will go out and magnify this message like the joy behars, like the jonathan capeharts. rachel: here they are constantly decrying this systematic racial profiling of, you know, african-americans when it comes -- they're racially profiling, gender profiling, in this case. >> the hypocrisy's clear, isn't it? they're going to use the very thing they accuse you of and tie it to -- they come up with all these terms. it's ridiculous. look, the majority of americans, the people who call into my

show, men, women, victims of sexual assault, they all reflect more of america than the democrats do. they're losing, they're failing on the economy, they're losing even, they're really losing on the key social issues. they're losing on education -- pete: they are, but they're trying to indoctrinate white kids to have guilt in college. they're trying to reeducate our society. david webb, thank you. rachel: she's been talking about it for months now, elizabeth warren has almost announced a run for president in 2020. the new campaign video has just been leased. >> after november 6th, i will take a hard look at running for president. [cheers and applause]

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well, here to react, chief border patrol officer in rio grande situation, manuel pa dix a or jr. whom the white house plans to select as the new director of the joint task force west. chief, thank you for joining us, and congratulations on the assignment. >> thank you for having me, guys. griff: now, i had the fortune to spend some time with you a few months ago down in the rgv sector, as it's known. it appears it may be even worse than ever. what is the situation? >> yeah. so we're -- it's still a chaotic situation. we're nearing 162 the ,000 apprehensions, and that reflects a 50% increase over last year. and it's, as you may recall, this area accounts for almost 41% of the apprehensions across the border and about 44% of all the marijuana that is seized. so when you have a high activity area with very low personnel,

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♪ >> i am thrilled to be back in this incredible state with thousands of hard working american patriots. >> the trump rally in west virginia where fans were revved up to see donald trump. >> we also talked about kavanaugh. >> the vote for judge kavanaugh is also a vote to reject the ruthless and outrageous tactic the of the democrat party. >> if he is not telling the truth, he's not only to be on the supreme court, but to be the on the court that he's on right now. >> i'd like to find out who leaked papers. was it senator feinstein? >> after november 6th i will take a hard look at running for president. [cheers and applause]

i think we can turn this country around. >> the senate is reacting to jeff flake's last minute call for an fbi investigation. >> jeff flake is the real hero here of what happened. >> no, no thank you. what do you think? >> feel free to join me in an elevator anytime. [bleep] ♪ ♪ pete: whether you're a chevy guy or a ford guy -- griff: they are good looking truck the. rachel: nothing is more american than a pickup truck. pete: and yet neither of us have ever owned one. rachel: i'm going to. i've always wanted a pickup truck. pete: so have i. griff: i have an suv.

i took it to the hurricane, it's called surf truck. i love my truck. pete: not a lot of people in the swamp have pickup trucks, do the they? scott brown had one, i remember that. griff: i will happily take one of those trucks and drive it back into the swamp. pete: hold on, e-mail us, because people name their pickup trucks. do you name your -- griff: my truck's name is surf truck, my family knows, pause it's covered -- rachel: that's the perfect name for your truck. as you talking about the swamp, the president was in west virginia talking about the swamp. pete: lots of pickup trucks in west virginia. [laughter] rachel: oh, yeah, there are. pete: the president in classic and true form making the case about the 2018 midtermses. it was a little bit late, here's some tidbits of president at his rally last night. >> i am thrilled to be back in

this incredible state with thousands of hard working american patriots. thank you. [cheers and applause] thank you. thank you. a vote for judge kavanaugh is also a vote to reject the ruthless and outrageous tactics of the democrat party. i will tell you he has suffered. the meanness, the anger -- see, this horrible, horrible, radical group of democrats, you see it happening right now. and they're determined to take back power by using any means necessary. we're not going to give it to them. we're going to keep it running the way it's been running. [cheers and applause] rachel: i love these clips. i have to tell you, he's absolutely right. you know this is apart, the only way to stop bad behavior is to have consequences. if you don't like what you saw last week, these tactics that are being used as scorched

earth, collateral damage, whatever it take the, the ends justify the means, if you don't like it, then you can't reward or the people who are doing that at the ballot box in november. so he's saying the solution is to win. pete: griff, you have republicas found a new energy after what happened last week and motivation for the 20 the 18 midterms? because democrats, they say, have been motivated concern gary give without a doubt. -- griff: if kavanaugh would have got a slim confirmation, that would have been an absolute adding to what is perceived to be a blue wave. right now all of a sudden you have democrats out there really going after kavanaugh to the point that he felt compelled to defend himself. and what's interesting now is where this story's moved politically is that while the president's talking about, you know, democrats trying to take back power, well, the democrats on that committee have moved beyond even accepting

kavanaugh's nomination and saying that because he defended himself against those tactics, he now -- should he actually get confirmed -- can't be an impartial associate justice. pete: the l.a. times put pit out nicely in a headline, they said this: kavanaugh's angry testimony may save his nomination but undercut his claims of being an impartial jurist. he called out the democrat smear tactics, he called out the clinton the, i was even surprised by how honest he was. his character was being assassinated -- griff: does that mean he can't be a justice? rachel: well, he was defending himself, his name, his reputation, his life's work. so i guess what they're saying is you can't be human and be a supreme court justice. pete: david webb was on the program and talkedded about the democrats' destruction of a nominee in brett kavanaugh. listen. >> it's the about the destruction of a man, the destruction of the president's

nominee because the democrats have no other card left to play. they're losing on the important issues to americans, so they have to play identity politics, and they have to move that forward. and as for dr. ford, look, and i believe the judge put it in the right context in his testimony, in his opening statement. to the effect that if she, she may be a victim, but it wasn't him. whether she's a victim or not, she's a willing participant in this political con, and that's what's being played out on the american people. pete: i'm going to give the left a nod here. he -- be careful when you overplay your hand, because if you overplay your hand on a guy, who i believe brett kavanaugh is an impartial jurist, fidelity to the constitution. that's why conservatives support him, because they think he won't be legislating from the bench. but careful when you try to smear character of a guy, he just might turn into the next antonin scalia. i might just be a bit more

conservative than i thought you would be. these are pete's words, not brett's. but with when you spurn someone, there are human consequences to that, and the left really -- rachel: but i don't think that's the point. the point is this is a guy who says i didn't commit this crime, and in the last week because of the games being played by the democrat ares, because of the delay tactic, because her lawyers, dr. ford's lawyers cared more about pursuing the democrat agenda than doing what was right by her client who she wanted to testify in the california, in privacy, she didn't get that chance, in those ten days this guy -- pete: she never wanted to be public. rachel: and in the process the collateral damage was that brett kavanaugh's reputation was destroyed. his family does was drug through the mud, and he has a right to defend himself. pete: yes. rachel: and be human! griff: brett kavanaugh's judicial experience in history, on record -- which was looked

at -- isn't being called into question. to make argument that he is incapable of impartial jurisprudence isn't a winning argument for the democrats because he has a ten-plus-year track record on the second most important high court. pete: yeah. griff: you talk about overplaying their hand, that's an argument that's going to to be hard to back up. then marry it to fact that we have an fbi investigation. should they not find any corroborating evidence to the claims dr. ford made, then you find yourself in a politically pragmatic dilemma which is how do you not now support a guy who defended his honor because the fbi didn't find it? it's a difficult argument to back up. pete: it was never genuine in the first place. they were going to vote against him -- rachel: well, and i was going to say senator hirono said, shut up, that's what he was supposed to do, and he didn't follow their script. and now they're saying, oh, sorry, you defended yourself,

and so now you're not qualified. griff: my favorite play on this whole thing is that elizabeth warren on massachusetts, i follow her on instagram. [laughter] i was looking at instagram as a i often do the last night, and she apparently has found motivations -- well, let me just play this for you and see if you can figure out what has spurned her. take a look. >> it's time for women to go to washington and fix our broken government, and that includes a woman at the top. [cheers and applause] so here's what i promise. after november 6th i will take a hard look at running for president. [cheers and applause] i think we can do do it. i think we can turn this country around. [cheers and applause]

grif give now, while stunning, what didn't surprise me when i was covering the hearing for you guys, elizabeth warren stopped and talked to me the hallways, and everyone agrees elizabeth warren doesn't talk to reporters in the hallway. she just, that's her thing. and the fact shah she talked was a telltale sign. now we know what's up. rachel: i think donald trump is very happy about this development, and number two, i am sick and tired of women politician the like this presuming that i care as a woman about her gender. i don't. i care about ideas. they have learned nothing from 2016. they puppet a woman whose -- they put up a woman whose entire

campaign was vote for me, i'm a woman, and they lost. they learned nothing. pete: tell me why i should vote for you other than your -- i took a dna test and found out what my background is, the president famously namedded her pocahontas, we don't the know what her heritage is. she's had bad explanations, she's going to have to prove that. if you play identity politic, you've got to have the identity right. rachel: absolutely fair be cultural appropriation. donald trump knows that, and that's why heath made poke pocas her moniker. she's going to have to take that test right here on fox news. [laughter] okay, some headlines now. we begin with a fox news alert. a car explosion kills one person and injured two others. police warning that it appears to be intentional. >> [bleep] rachel: the blast rocking an al

allentown, pennsylvania, street. the the atf is working with local authority the. and panic erupting at msnbc's politically charged global citizens festival in new york city after a security barrier collapses. fans running from what they thought were gunshots. coldplay frontman chris martin rushed on the stage to calm the chaos, take a look. >> nobody is trying to hurt anybody. you're all safe, okay? i just want to tell you that. [cheers and applause] rachel: the show resumed, minor injuries were reported. pete: and new york yankees star giancarlo stanton smashes a home over the fence, but what happened next shocked the crowd, watch. >> watch the fan chuck it back. he throws it back, and he actually hits stanton with the ball as he's rounding second. what an arm! sign him up! pete: clocks stanton from deep

in left field, but the fan was ejected from game. helped the yankees set a new record, they beat boston 8-5. listen, it's a tradition. the other team hits a home run in your ballpark, you throw it back. he literally hit the other team, and and he got ejected. to me, that's socialism. he got ejected for being good. everyone he is -- everyone else, he throws it in the grass. what an a arm, congratulations. and stanton took it like a champ. griff: he did. the president ordered another fbi investigation, but where it will go? andrew mccarthy sounds off. pete: and he helped delay the confirmation vote, so do republicans -- excuse me, how do democrats repay jeff flake? by booing him off the stage. ♪ ♪ >> tech: don't wait for a chip like this to crack your whole windshield.

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they go to the nominee's character and professional acumen. so that's what the investigation is supposed to be about. it's not a full-blown criminal investigation, and it's not preparation for a trial. it's not designed to get to the bottom of every single issue that gets raised. griff: and you address this notion from our colleagues at nbc that the white house was in some way trying to to manipulate this investigation? >> well, griff, what you have to understand is this is always about delay. as i wrote in my column over the weekend at national review, everything they, everything they say you have to go underneath it and understand that what they're looking for is delay. so if they talk about sexual assault, they mean delay. the if they say pass the salt, they mean delay. it's trump doesn't give them an investigation, they say they need delay until they can get an investigation. and predictably, once trump gave

them an investigation what they were going to say is trump is politicizing it, and now we will need delay to investigate the investigation. everything here is about delay, and once you understand that, once that's your touchstone, then you can understand everything they do. >> so, a andrew, is president trump justified in saying i'm not going to play that game? >> yeah. for the same reason that he and the republicans would have been justified if they had not foolishly given the democrats the delay they sought. they should have proceeded to a vote two weeks ago. they should have proceeded to a vote yesterday. jeff flake pushed them into accommodating the latest democrat, you know, petition for delay, and the thought that that was going to end the push for delay was ludicrous. now that they have delay, that isn't to do a competent fbi investigation. as far as the democrats are concerned, the seven days of delay are to come up with new

reasons to have more delay. the idea being to push beyond the midterms in the hope that they win control of the senate and then can beat the kavanaugh nomination on the numbers. you know, casey ten get used to look at the '62 mets and say can anybody here play this game. that's what the game is. griff: quickly, are you concerned this may take on a life of its own and go into other areas? >> it's already taken on a life of its own. it should have been voted two and a half weeks ago when the vote was originally scheduled. and once they credited the so-called good faith of the democrats that they just wanted to delay to get to the bottom of things, the thing already took on a life of its own, and look where we are now. griff: andrew the mccarthy, thank you very much for joining us. have a great sunday. all right, democrats continuing to hammer judge kavanaugh's character and this time taking it a step further. >> if he is not telling the truth, he's not fit not only not to be on the supreme court, but to be on the court that he's on

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rachel: time now for your news by the numbers. first, 47.8%, that's how many more ms-13 gang members have been arrested by or border patrol agents compared to last. agents say they've arrested 3777 members of savage gang. next, eight million, that's how many sawers turn thed -- viewers tuned in to last man standing premiering on fox tv after more than a year off air. finally $46,000 the, that's how much cash was found inside a slow cooker donated to the california goodwill store.

employee making the discovery tracked down the owner who accidentally left it behind. pete, you're next. pete: that's a large oversight. [laughter] well, the vote to confirm judge kavanaugh on hold until after the fbi investigation, but that's not stopping nancy pelosi from already talking about another impeachment. >> do you think the democratic majority would be open to impeaching brett kavanaugh? >> i was asked that the question yesterday morning, and i said whatever it takes. if he is not telling the truth to congress or to the fbi, then he's not fit not only to be on the supreme court, but to be on the court that he's on right now. pete: that's a yes. here to weigh in, our panel p robert jeffers, morgan ortegas and democratic strategist

rochelle ritchie. the idea of preemptive impeachment, how much does this reveal about democrats? >> this is base politics. that's all this is. and i think nancy pelosi knows even to impeach president trump that there is not really a lot of mainstream american support for that. i think the impeachment of bill clinton, although it was 20 years ago at this point, is seared in the minds of many american voters. it was not a positive time for our country, and i don't think, you know, if the democrats want to repeat that, then you see their message going into november, impeach trump, impeach kavanaugh. i'm sure there's going to be the someone else. they may think that's smart strategy to drive up their base, it's a terrible strategy for goring, and i think it drive the up more republican voters. pete: it seems to be a base strategy for the campaign. is it a governing strategy? do you think impeaching brett kavanaugh is the message to have at this moment? >> well, you know, if we're

looking into kavanaugh's past and we're looking into his temperament and we're saying he's not qualified to be on the supreme court, then it seems to me be it just makes sense to question whether or not he can serve on the circuit court. so we also have to consider, you know, what has his past taupe or how has that influenced him when it comes to deciding cays of sexual assault that he's currently probably overseeing right now? i don't think this idea of impeachment is farfetched because we've had white house aides, we've had members of congress on both the left and right, we've seen ceos and prominent public figures resign or be fired of because of sexual misconduct. pete: pastor, america's eyes were fixated on the television this week on these hearings. how will this battle impact base voters, evangelical voters, people of faith just generally speaking? is this a motivating factor for folks that have supported this president? >> look, i have never seen conservative christians as angry

as they are right now over this debacle. look, they realize now, conservative christians, that the left is willing to do whatever it take the to cram their liberal agenda down the throats of americans including destroying the foundation of our legal system, the presumption of innocence. and, look, make no mistake about it, the reason the left hates kavanaugh is not because of his judicial philosophy, it's not because of what he may or may not have done to dr. ford. the democrats don't care one thing about dr. ford. they are afraid that if he is confirmed as a supreme court justice the he may chip away at roe jrs wade and diminish the number of babies being murdered every year in the womb through abortion. they know this is not a battle between republicans and democrats, the it's a battle between the kingdom the of light and the king tom of darkness, and that's why they're going to turn out into the 20 the 18 midterms -- pete: the pastor just made a

full-throated -- >> wow with. pete: have democrats maybe overflay playeded their hand? >> all due respect to the pastor, i think that conservative christians need to turn to deuteronomy 22 where they are instructed to protect victims of sexual assault -- >> i'd like to respond to that. >> go ahead. well, you can wait until after this. >> i will. >> not use accusatory language toward the them. so this is clear. conservative christians will still support and favor kavanaugh. these allegations don't matter to them because christian -- the or because conservative principles outweigh christian values. pete: pastor? response. >> like roe v. wade. >> let me just respond to that. i've said from the beginning, i don't know who's telling the truth, kavanaugh or ford. i can say that, but i can say with absolute certainty that democrats don't care who is telling the truth. all they're trying to do is have one more conservative scalp they

can wear on their belts for the 2018 and 2020 the election are we talking about scalping? be wow, okay. pete: talking in terms of metaphors. i think you understand that. morgan, put a bow on this. which way does this cut? a national conversation clearly two sides seeing it very differently. >> you know, i'm going to take a totally different approach here that i think no matter what side you're on, i've had more discussions with my mother, with friends, with family members in this week, people -- women of all sides of the political spectrum about this. we've talked about people who have gone through sexual assault, sexual harassment. i've had these conversations with friends on the left and the right, and i've never had the conversation before with some of my girlfriends, and i think that's happening around the country. so maybe we can bring the two sides together. people are watching at home with their families, they're going to church, they're going to brunch if they're in new york city, and maybe women should have this discussion and bridge the divide between left and right. pete: it's such a great point. there's also men having conversations about some who

have, at time the, been falsely a accused. it is a guy grantic national conversation going on right now. obviously, we'll find out in about 40 days what matters at the ballot box. thank you, all of you, appreciate it. >> thank you. pete: jeff flake took the stage at global citizens festival in new york. so how did they welcome him? wait until you hear. i thought -- i think he thought they were going to like him. didn't turn out that way. and does your pickup truck have a name? don't worry, plenty of americans just admitted the same thing, a lot of poem -- you don't have to admit it, be proud. with other live on the fox square formerly known as the plaza with some of the hottest chevy silverados. is that rick? you look better than the truck, brother. ♪ ♪ his whole thing.

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♪ ♪ >> i'm chris coons, a democrat from delaware. >> and i'm jeff flake, a republican from arizona. so we're here to support bipartisan leadership on foreign aid. >> we need the rest of the world to see democracy working here at home. so keep reaching out, because we hear you, and we need to keep hearing from you. >> so feel free to join me in an elevator anytime. [laughter] pete: all right, a bunch of liberals got together in central

park yesterday for the global citizens festival. jeff flake just had delayed the kavanaugh nomination through his action, so he walked up on stage, griff, and i bet he was kind of thinking these liberals might love me right now. >> well, first, chris coons never gets that much attention in washington, so he's in front of after half a million people, so he loves it. he's retire thing, he's looking for acceptance into what may be his next act, and he gets booed. rachel: he's a man with no country. i it would you guys yesterday, i'm from arizona, he couldn't get elected dogcatcher in arizona. the republicans don't like him, the democrats are are booing him. this isn't going so well for jeff flake. pete: it's almost like -- to use a word i hate -- complicit, so you work one time for the agenda the of the other side, you think now they're going to love you? it's like a traitor who goes to a foreign country, and you

betrayed your country, why are we going to love you? it's all metaphorical, all he did is delay the vote, but it's shocking how much of a bubble people can live in. rachel: he's quite possibly one of the least self-aware members of congress. he really believes he's loved and liked and cool, and you can see from there he's not. pete: like aaron rodgers. rachel: hey! pete: there's a picture of him there, so he just popped into my mind. rachel: we're going to go to some headlines before everybody in green bay wants to -- [laughter] a community is mourning two mississippi police officers gunned down in cold blood. officials identifying patrolman james white and corporal zack moak as the fallen brookhaven heroes. >> heartbreaking for us to get out here and do a day-to-day job and have to face all the things that's against us. they're both heroes. they did their job.

under fire, they did their job are. rachel: the suspect was also shot when the officers were responding to a call of shots fired. white and moak are the the 38th and 39th officers shot and killed in the line of duty this year alone. very sad. "usa today" rewrites a column smearing judge brett kavanaugh as a child molester unfit to to coach girls' basketball. a hobby he has done for years. the original story saying in part, brett kavanaugh testified the other day that he might never coach girls' basketball again, but he should stay off basketball courts for now when kids are around. after getting slammed online, "usa today" changed it to say in part supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh testified the other day that he might never coach girls' basketball again, he just might be right. wow. barbra streisand is taking shots at the president in her new song on her new album

ironically called "wall." ♪ ♪ rachel: don't lie to me. speaking with billboard magazine, streisand said her song "don't lie to me" is inspired by, quote, the liar in chief, the groper in the chief, this person who has no manners and insults everybody. the singer has been a longtime friend and and supporter of the clinton the. and those -- clintons, and those are your headlines. rick -- rick: how's your coat treating you? rachel: by the way, it's faux fur. i just want peta to know that. rick: you're going to need it because it's a little bit chilly. take a look at the map, show you what's going on across areas of the northeast today. it's going to be a nice fall day. put the map in motion, a few scattered showers in parts of upstate new york. down in the southeast, coastal areas of texas we're going to be seeing more showers, pars of louisiana as well. that kind of general pattern sticks with us for a couple of days.

the northern plains, you're starting off with a really kill whichly morning -- chilly morning. look at that snow though that's moving across parts of north carolina -- excuse me, north dakota, later on today. guys, over to you. pete: thank you very much. all right, well, moving on, chevrolet knows how to make a great american pickup truck, and that's because they understand their drivers. give give that's right. a new poll of more than 1,000 pickup owners highlights the real connection between drivers and their trucks. in fact, 27% of pickup drivers actually name their truck -- i named my truck the, surf truck. [laughter] joining us now to break down the results with three brand new 20 the 18 chevy silverados. joe. we've got red, white and blue, different versions of the same truck. break 'em down for us. >> this is our brand new rst. it is blue. actually, i have a blue truck. i named my truck big blue. number one name in the u.s. is

bessie. number two is big red. rachel: i have a friend who has a big red. >> i have a big blue. if you love your truck, and people love their truck doctors, they name them, 27%. pete: what makes these all different? griff's going to run us over. [laughter] >> it's a sportier mold. this white one is high cup. this is the the ultimate pickup truck from chevrolet. pete: you've got the dropdown -- >> it's a luxury truck. griff: by the way, i tried to get in the other truck, and i needed that -- [laughter] >> the one you were getting in has a 2-inch lift right out of the factory, and that's why it was the harder to get into. griff: tell us more about this survey. >> we talked about naming. 89% of people who own pickup trucks have said they've helped someone. and guess what? if you own a truck, you know about that because on moving day, you're the most popular guy, right? [laughter] absolutely. griff: don't get a truck.

rachel: this is the kind of truck you want to have. >> absolutely. a pickup truck is somebody's super suit. you get into a truck, you can do anything. they're amazing vehicles. rachel: it makes people look sexier too. [laughter] >> that's interesting you said that. 38% of the surveyed owners say driving a pickup truck makes them look more attractive. now, i own a truck, is it working? i mean -- griff: lastly, big red down there. >> that's big red. that is our new trail boss. it's a 2-inch lift out of the factory, it's brand new. i just took this offroogd up -- look at the back of this thing. some having bond. -- some having a bond. >> i found a truck that can hold off my trophies. >> or you could adopt the dogs in the next segment. griff: does it cost more with ed in the truck? >> i think that's probably lowered the truck.

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pete: welcome back. former cia directer john brennan lashing out at judge kavanaugh tweeting this: key takeaways, dr. ford is a national treasure. senator jeff flake is an admirable man with a conscience while craven politician lindsey graham is not. kavanaugh's temperament and blatant partisanship are are disqualifying of a supreme court seat. that's john brennan. rachel: a rich irony in men nab's attack -- brennan's attack, here to explain, ed henry. what's the iron newy here? >> hang on a second, john brennan is saying someone is partisan? it's a job that griff knows in washington, democratic, republican administrations relatively nonpartisan because

you're supposed to give the president, any president, either party the intelligence. the important stuff you need to know to prevent terror attacks. this guy's come out of the job and has been not just an obama partisan is, he has been deranged almost in his attack the on president trump. won't even call him president trump, says i'll call him mr. trump. i will not give him respect. so spare me if we're going to get a lecture from john brennan about who's partisan. and by the way, the second part of the tweet where he gets into lindsay graham is craven? didn't he love him when he was riding shotgun with the late senator john mccain, and whenever graham and mccain took on president trump in conscience, on principle, they cheered it on. now all of a sudden lindsey graham supports a trump nominee, and he's the worst person in the world, and bill maher and everyone else, they're all phony. rachel: ruth bader ginsburg weighed in on donald trump in a negative way -- griff: and i've been dying to

ask you all morning, the rally last night, as reporters you hear a new one and you're like, oh, my gosh. [laughter] i want you to talk about north korea and how the relationship is getting better. here's what the president said. >> we're doing great with north korea. and we go back and forth, and then we fell in love, okay? some. [laughter] no, really. he wrote me beautiful letters, and they're great letters. we fell in love. [laughter] >> look, maybe kim jong un was in the back of one of those chevy pickup trucks. [laughter] rachel: looking sexy. >> the i think this is classic trump being trump, okay? don't pay attention necessarily to what he says, pay attention to what he does. griff: the literal nature. >> right. it's silly, he shouldn't have said that. you shouldn't say in general -- the i don't advise the president, but i'm just saying it's not a good idea for any president to say i fell in love with a dictator. not ad good idea, in general. but look what he's actually doing. everybody has been throwing

stones at this president for the last year about little rocket man -- it's actually month, the one-year anniversary that he rolled out little rocket man at theup. and ever since then it's not there yet, but kim jong un has moved towards denuclear. what the president says about kim jong un matters less than what he actually does, and the world is more peaceful today than it was when he took office. >> tonight. >> a special out of washington. i'm going to host it. it's all about the kavanaugh nomination. there's so much that we want to recap from the last week, but more importantly we want to look ahead at what's coming next week. live reports from the hill, from the white house and get on top of the story. 10 p.m. eastern. give all right. we still have a packed show ahead of us. david bossie, charlie kirk, tammy bruce will all join us. pete: but first, rob schmidt live from brooklyn along with the tunnels to towers 5k along the route. rob, good morning. >> hey, pete, hey, guys.

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♪ muck. >> the tunnels to powers annual 5k is about to get underway here in new york city. rachel: and the race follows the final steps of firefighter stephen the siller who was killed on 9/11, 17 years ago. griff: "fox & friends" first co-host rob schmidt is in brooklyn this morning. good morning. >> good morning, guys. yeah, the story of stephen siller all those years ago is one of great stories of courage. it's a tremendous story. he was just getting off of his

shift. he was a brooklyn firefighter. you know, 9/11 happened right after he got off, he was about to go play golf with his brothers. he took his truck to the entrance of the tunnel here, he couldn't do it, he put 60 pounds on gear on his back, ran through this tunnel the, something like 3 miles, to get to the trade center, and then he died that day. it's a tremendous story, something that new yorkerss are very proud of, and his brother frank is here to tell us about the 16th year of this tunnel to tower the 5k. this year you guys are trying to benefit a whole new group. tell us about that. >> yeah. so it is the 17th year, and we have gold star families here with us. 6,951 men and women in uniform is are died since 9/11/2001. thousands of them have young children. we're rolling out a program where we deliver mortgage-free homes to these great families that have made a tremendous vie. we want to contract with our military, tunnels to towers

foundation, if you go serve your country, you kiss your family good-bye and you don't come home, we're going to take care of your family. i was on yesterday on fox, thank you for having me, and we're asking every american to donate $113 a month. you -- 11 a month. you see the families behind me? you see the sacrifices made, you could change their lives forever. >> you've already given away ten houses. >> we rolled the program out thursday, we were fortunate we built ten houses. we don't just say things, we do the things. for all the first responder, catastrophically injured service members. >> and let's talk to one of them right now. nancy, thank you so much for coming on this morning. we do the appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> you lost your husband four years ago, and you had two young children. >> my husband jerry was a green beret, a medic and a sniper and he died in afghanistan in august of 20 the 14. we have two kids, charlie and

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thousands of hardworking american patriots. >> the trump rally in west virginia where fans were revved up to see donald trump. >> also talked about kavanaugh. >> a vote for judge kavanaugh is also a vote to reject the ruthless and outrageous tactics of the democrat party. >> as far as the democrats are concerned, the seven days of delay are to come up with new reasons to have more delay. that's what the game is. >> i'd like to find out who leaked the papers. was it senator feinstein? >> let me tell you this. i'm going to start at an 11. [laughter] i'm going to take it to bay 15 real quick. usually an optimist. i'm a keg is half full kind of guy. >> backstage, don't go out there with the hat on, almost a superman cape on. and this means you can't tell me what to do. ♪ we'll have a house party ♪ we don't need nobody break

that boom box out ♪ we'll wake up all the neighbors pete: good song. we played a lot of them, because this is just a big party. rachel: good morning, everyb.dy pete: good morning. rachel, griff, yours truly, and we do kind of have a party u we do. parties this week, my daughter's birthday, and i hear that -- and my husband's birthday and -- griff: my wife's birthday is coming up. rachel: and i saw his phone just in the last hour and she's sending very sweet, cute messages. she says -- she'sing wanting -- griff: she says good morning. you look handsome. i presume these buttering me up. she's got a birthday coming up. the party is not just here, guys guys. the party in wheeling, west virginia, last night was raucou. pete: i've never been to a party in west virginia. feel like it'd be awesome like a real, real party. rachel: take the truck. pete: take the truck to west virginia. this probably the closest glimpse we might get, griff, to your point at a west virginia

party. griff: the party in west virginia was a trump rally. they're all big, they're all important. but that was where the president candidate donald trump came right as he realized he had the nomination numbers and west virginia never forget it. they love it when he fires up the crowd. he had some new lines. in case i didn't watch, we're going to give you a little bit of it now. >> i am thrilled to be back in this incredible state with thousands of hardworking american patriots. thank you. thank you. [cheers] >> a vote for judge kavanaugh is also a vote to reject the ruthless and outrageous tactics of the democrat party. i will tell you, he has suffered the meanness, the anger. see this horrible, horrible radical group of democrats. you see it happening right now. [crowd booing] >> and they're determined to take back power by using any

means necessary. we're not going to give it to 'em. we're going to keep it running the way it's been running. pete: that will be the theme through 2018, trump saying, the president saying, "my name is on the ballot in 2018," which means your name is on the ballot, which means the agenda is on the ballot 'cause they're going to resist it and try to impeach and obstruct everything we do and if you saw what happened this week you're going to get two years of it should the democrats take the house. rachel: that was the message. sawing they abuse the system, this was a disgrace of a hearing hearing. it was precipitated by the democrats. they wanted it, they played it out so it would happen exactly the way we saw it. he's like a parent saying, listen, if you don't like this bad behavior, you got to vote republican and win. it's the only answer is not to reward them. griff: and it touched on where the news is, and that is of course the f.b.i. investigation as prompted by senator jeff flake of arizona and the president talking -- tweeting,

rather, about calling out nbc. here's what the president tweeted: nbc news incorrectly reported, as usual, that was limited the f.b.i. investigation of judge kavanaugh and witnesses only certain people. actually i want them to interview whoever they deem appropriate at their discretion. please correct your reporting." obviously trying to set the record straight that it is a one-week investigation, and they are specifically going to talk to a handful of people that have been brought up already this week. and the president's saying, " "look. i'm not trying to stifle anything." pete: bring out folks from the f.b.i. and they say an investigation of this kind, of this scope, they could do it in their sleep and they could do it in a lot less than one week. so that's not a limiting scope. and the president pointing they're trying to pretend yet again i'm throwing a roadblock in this. if anything, i've thrown it wide open. rachel: yesterday one of the people we had on they said they'll investigate the pen marks on -- the writing on his

calendar, they can tell if, you know, the writing has been changed. they investigate everything. it's not just interviews. listen. i think the f.b.i. does a good job, but the f.b.i. also emphysema are wondering because of past things with the f.b.i. they better do this right. we've seen things get politicized in the last year whether it was not investigating hillary clinton or whether it was, you know, spying on the trump campaign. the f.b.i. could redeem itself here. pete: one of the good things about hosting this show is you also get to watch this show and i got to watch you do an interview with andy mccarthy last hour and as it was going on i was saying to the producer you got to play that became, it was a great clip. because of your great questions. then he laid out what the democrats are doing. listen to andy mccarthy. >> everything they say, you have to go underneath it and understand that what they're looking for is delay. so if they talk about sexual assault, they mean delay. if they say past assault, they mean delay. if trump doesn't give them an

investigation, they say they need delay until they can get an investigation. and predictably once trump gave them an investigation what they are going to say is trump is politicizing it and now we will need delay to investigate the investigation. everything here is about delay. pete: it's so well said. griff: yeah. and the president -- pete: their strategy, delay and pray, pray that something changes, pray that they delay long enough, pray that there's a new nugget, pray that jeff flake flakes again. all part of the resistance. rachel: absolutely. well, the left is not done smearing brett kavanaugh. last night on s&l if you stayed up that late you would have seen a surprise appearance by matt damon. take a look. >> i'm going to start at an 11. [laughter] i'm going to take it to about a 15 real quick! i'm a keg is half full kind of guy. but what i've seen from the monstrosities on this committee makes me want to puke and not from beer.

i went to yale! [laughter] worked my butt off to get here. i busted my buns. and, yeah, we had -- we had a couple thousand beers along the way. my good friend mark judge. am i angry? you're damn right. but if you think i'm angry now, you just wait 'til i get on that supreme court 'cause then you're all going to pay. pete: i'm a generous laugher i laugh at almost everything. rachel: you chuckled a little bit. it's not funny all, to be hones. pete: explain why. rachel: everybody at the end of this week whether you were on the side of dr. ford or you believed brett kavanaugh or you believed both, everyone felt disgusted with what we saw. we felt like it was a spectacle and not good for her or him. certainly destroyed -- pete: or institutions. rachel: or institutions. so i haven't found s&l funny in a long time. i didn't feel this was appropriate to joke about. there's the a reason they specifically picked matt damon.

matt damon is doing penance because he said something in the very early days of the #metoo movement that really ticked off a lot of women in hollywood and he had to go back and apologize for it. he made excuses for c. k. louis who said some pretty bad things about women. if you're rich and powerful in hollywood he talked about how they used to be able to pay people off after settlements. and he said now after #metoo settlements are over. here's what he said about that. he said, "if you make the same claim to me today" 'cause he and his friends paid people off," he said today it would be scorched-earth. he said i don't care if it would cost me $10 million in court for ten years, you are not taking my name from me, you are not taking my name and reputation for me, i've worked too hard for it, i've earned it, you can't just blow me up like that." think about the irony. he can afford in his rich, elite

life to pay off -- or to settle these kinds of accusations. brett kavanaugh was fighting for his life, fighting for his family, fighting for his reputation, and he had this one moment, and they're making fun of him for doing that. pete: sounds like righteous anger. rachel: sounds righteous anger. pete: sounds like that could have come off the transcript of brett kavana.gh rachel: in spanish we have the word "hipocritas." the height-of-hypocrisy. griff: that was a great point. pete: rachel does her research for the show. rachel: i actually study. these guys just show prep. griff: pete and i watch. one of the things that you won't see elsewhere is what happened with kanye w.st pete: this guy is changing america's political discourse in real time. if you don't know what kanye west is doing inside the black community inside the free thinking community, on the web, everywhere, he is challenging the status quo and speaking a lot of truth. this guy walked into the end of saturday night live yesterday with a make america great again hat on and basically spoke to a

liberal audience but why we should be free to think as we would like in this country. listen to kanye west after saturday night live last night. >> they bully me. they bully me backstage and said don't go out there with that hat on. okay. i'm going to listen to y'all now now. almost with my superman cape on. and this means you can't tell me what to do. 90% of news are liberals. so it's easy to make it seem like it's so, so; so one-sided. ♪ i am so free. >> you know, it's like i'm saying, [off mike] >> how is it you like trump? he's racist? well, if i thought he was racist i would have moved out of america a long time .go

pete: god bless this man. rachel: its amazing. i'm telling you as a minority, conservative woman, i understand the kind of abuse that he's gotten. you know, he's somebody who has the power and the cultural cred to get up there and take. in a lot of ways he sees himself as sharing dragon energy with donald trump 'cause he says what he thinks, and this is what america is about. griff: what's significant is that he really doesn't stand to gain anything. standing for his conviction, risk everything, and being ostracized in that hollywood, in that music crowd is almost a certain thing. so to do that, it's really no greater indication of deeply held conviction. pete: this is after the show was over, by the way. they cut to credits early. so they weren't necessarily cutting him off. he said he was bullied offstage. there were like three people clapping. the room was silent. now, america is clapping with him, and i think he understands

that. this idea i'm going to put my superman cape on, i put this hat on and it brings people out of the woodwork and the hatred and it reveals the sort of intolerance that exists in this so-called tolerant left lane. and that's what he's calling out out. "listen, we're free people man. i'm an entertainer. you're an entertainer. i'm on the stage. why can't conservatives be on the stage." because of color of my skin, why can't i have different ideas? why are you going to punish me for having a different idea? pete: i'm an individual. griff: by the way it's ye now, he changed it from kanye to ye. griff: could the investigation into judge kavanaugh actually be a good thing? well, we will find out. the president thinks so. >> but having them do a thorough investigation i actually think will be a blessing in disguise. it will be a good thing. griff: somebody who knows, former trump deputy campaign manager david bossie is going to weigh in. pete: and they're known for screaming at the sky.

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i think he's going to be fan. pete: that's president trump ordering the f.b.i. to do a thorough investigation on brett kavanaugh. but calling the extra scrutiny a blessing in disguise. here to weigh in fox news contributor and former trump campaign manager david bossie. is this indeed a blessing in disguise? >> well, we're dealing with that answer in the reality that we're in. it is a completely unfair situation that brett kavanaugh, who has already been through six f.b.i. background checks has found himself in. however, to get this final senate vote, i do believe it will give senators once the f.b.i. comes back and says there are no further allegations, there's nothing to these, and there's nothing to do from here, i think that these senators who are looking for some cover will have that cover that they need to have the full vote by the end of this week. pete: you're talking about moderate republicans, red state democrats, folks like that. >> that's ri.ht pete: all the committee

democrats they've already said they will not support him no matter what. how many of these calls are actually genuine? >> well, none of them. pete, look, let's be honest honest here. every one of those senate democrats on the committee and many others including chuck schumer said right from the nomination that they were going to oppose judge kavanaugh. so this is a disingenuous, dishonest play, just another, you know, really unfortunate situation for the american people and the united states senate and the supreme court. both of these bodies are being affected, in my opinion, deeply and permanently by this blood feud that democrats have, this trump derangement syndrome that we talk about has just taken over the senate. pete: david, you've been a part of some really big partisan fights. that's what politics is. >> yes. pete: have you ever seen anything like this past week and what unfolded? >> you know, i reflected on that myself. i have been around this town -- i was here as the chief investigator for the clintons,

did a lot of things, have been involved in a lot of very high profile events over the years, and i've literally never seen a meat grinder that brett kavanaugh has been through before. this is a tremendous difference in what we've put nominees through in the past, even clarence thomas. this is above and beyond what justice thomas went through. so look. we need to get this back on track. we need to get back on the rails here in this country. pete: how do we do that? i mean, the president says vote for republicans or you're going to the bet two more years of this. what does that look like? >> that is the only way, pete. we must turn out in droves, in enormous numbers this november because if they take back power -- it's what lindsey graham said -- they're willing to do anything to obtain power and then to use power. so it's a disgusting display of what they've done. i just want to say this. brett kavanaugh has been through all of these background checks. but for the last two weeks the best investigative reporters at

the new york times and the washington post, abc, nbc, cbs, all of them have had their teams of what i consider investigative killers, they're the best of the best out there scouring the landscape, and i think brett kavanaugh has already been through the worst of it in the sense of the media. and i got to tell you i think the f.b.i. is going to come back with a very good -- pete: important point at the end end. absolutely. he's already been through it. david thanks so much. thank you for your time. senator amy lobe char from my home state quick to accuse judge kavanaugh of sexual assault allegations. but what about her fellow democrat minnesota congressman and deputy chair of the dnc keith ellison? we have a panel here to debate this. the most bizarre story. lindsay lohan set to start what she thought was a human

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pete: welcome back. couple of quick headlines for you. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg his own page he says was among the 50 million users he says whose accounts were recently passed. this weekend's massive breach was the latest setback for the social media giant which has had a year with mounting security problems and privacy issues, obviously. remember hurricane florence's fierce winds tearing apart this resilient american flag on facebook live. now you can own that very flag. frying pan tower in north carolina where this happened is auctioning it off. all the proceeds will be donated to hurricane relief efforts.

bidding which is currently at more than $10,000 ends tonight at ten p.m. eastern time. you can find it on ebay. griff: it's a good thing. it appears minnesota senator amy klobuchar son-in-law willing to call out alleged abusers when they are conservative. klobuchar, who was part of this week's hearings surrounding kavanaugh glazed over the abuse segregations against fellow minnesota lawmaker keith ellision earlier this month, the senator telling nbc that if asked to campaign for ellison she would, quote, campaign with our ticket when the time comes. so is this more selective outrage within the democratic party? here to debate it fox news contributor sarah carter and democratic strategist windy asep asepho. wendy, let me start with you. keith ellision accused by an ex- ex-girlfriend of abuse allegations but yet klobuchar not really wanting to address that. is this selective outrage?

>> i don't think it's selective outrage. i definitely think it should be investigated and we should get to the bottom of this. however, what we see now is the g.o.p. is looking at sexual assault as a smoke screen. when it comes to democrats they are holding their members accountable whether you look at al franken, whether you look at conyers, they have been ousted but you see that the g.o.p. on the other hand have continued to coddle people like roy moore, jim jordan and even the president of the united states. so what we see now is there's going to be a reckoning on the g.o.p. when it comes to men, when it comes to men and anyone who has been a victim of sexual assault, whether you are -- can i finish? -- whether you are a congressman or a potential supreme court justice, it is not allowed for you to be able to sexually assault anyone. and the g.o.p. is going to see that -- >> it's all -- wendy, i've let you -- griff: hold on. quickly, wendy, 'cause i want to let sara in here. >> at the end of the day what we're going to see in november is we're going to see individuals who stood up and did not speak out against sexual

assault, they are going to be ousted as well. griff: sara, your thoughts? >> wendy we also live in a country of common law and jurisprudence. you can't just through allegations at people and expect them to stick because you threw them. you have to follow common sense and the law and what happened to judge kavanaugh is unconscionable. what happens when someone the lausanne allegation out at somebody, every accepts it for truth without having any evidence to back it up. look. the burden of proof is on the accuser. i believe that dr. ford gave that testimony believing something happened to her, but we don't have all the facts, we don't have any evidence to prove that judge kavanaugh was behind this heinous act. so we can't go ahead and just all the try him like the salem witch trials and call on other people. now you're saying, wendy, that any time an allegation is thrown at someone, we have to automatically prosecute them in the public, through the media, and allow this to happen.

this is political theater -- >> that's not what i said. >> this is political theater. and keith ellision's accuser actually has a doctor's report. she feels she's been abandoned. >> oh, sara. griff: let me ask you. do you see a difference between the accusations against brett kavanaugh and the accusations against keith ellision? >> we have to ask ourselves when it comes to judge kavanaugh who has the most to lose here? is it someone who has a lifetime appointment potentially on the horizon or a woman dragged through the mud the same way sara did -- >> i am not tracking her through the mud. i'm a woman. >> i'm a woman. >> i know you have too. i do not throw accusations out there. griff: hold on. hold on. it's sunday morning. >> -- time stamp on something -- >> tell me, wendy -- griff: sara, wendy, it's sunday morning. let me get back to the question i asked you, wendy, was do you see a difference between the accusations against ellison than

those against judge kavanaugh? >> absolutely. well, i believe that no two sexual assault is the same. so when you say is there a difference, of course -- >> what? no two sexual assaults are the same? were you there? do you know? >> were you there, sara? what are you talking about? >> wendy, wendy -- >> okay, sara, since you know -- griff: one at a time. >> since you know, sara, then tell us the details of what happened with brett kavanaugh since you were there 30 years ago in the party when he was drinking beer -- griff: sara, we're real. we're almost out of time. >> hey, look. keith ellision, keith ellision has allegations being flung against him as well. and there is evidence, according to his former girlfriend, she has filed police reports, she has a doctor's report. let's just hear it out. >> and kavanaugh has a history of sexual assault. >> no he does not.

griff: wendy, sara, thank you. wendy, sara, i'm going to have the f.b.i. investigate both of you because we're going to get into trouble here. listen, seriously, we have an f.b.i. investigation. we will see what that brings. sara and wendy, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you, griff. griff: coming up, maria bartiromo, governor justice and -- first fox & friends cohost will be here about the tunnels to 5k route. it's an important story. rob? >> guys, this is a great morning it's a great cause, it's a fantastic story of courage from 9/11. the tunnels to tower run is about to kick off. america's mayor ruud is going to be on with me in just a couple minutes. have the craziest job, the riskiest job. the consequences underwater can escalate quickly.

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>> watch the fan chuck it back. he throws it back and he actually hits stanton with the ball as he's rounding second. what an arm! sign him up! pete: that was juan carlos stanton hit a home run at funny way, the fan catches it obviously a rocks fan, and as tradition holds, throws it back but the guy's got such a good arm he pegs stanton running kathleen second and third. he said sign him up. you know what he got for that great throw? a contract in the major leagues? you'd think. no, he got thrown out. garbage. so someone with a weak arm who only lands it in the grass gets

to stay because because he has a good arm, he gets thrown out. rachel: that doesn't sound like amer.ca pete: sounds like socialism. if that guy was a democrat, he's not anymore. punished for success. good for him. boy, by the way, i love -- you can feel october out here. i know it's september 30th. october 1st tomorrow. rocks and yankees will be playing in october, i'm not a fan of either, but it will be fun to watch them face off in octo.er rachel: i'm going to go to the headlines. before i do, this is not real fur . pete: i wish it was actually. rachel: all right. elon musk is paying a high price for a marijuana joke. the billionaire tweeted last month quote, "i'm considering take tesla proved at $420 funding security." the securities and exchange commission is suing musk over it forcing him to step down as board chairman and slapping him with a $20 million fine. 420 as i learned today is slang for using marijuana, and the commission says musk's joke sent

the market into a scramble. lindsay lohan get punched away woman she's calling a syrian refugee mother. the bizarre incident happened after the actress tried taking the woman's kids. take a look. >> hey! [muscled sounds] rachel: lohan even accusing the mother of trafficking her own children. she live streamed this from moscow on instagram. a mother is going viral after singing inside an empty alabama grain bin. listen to this. [echoing singing] ♪ how great thou art. rachel: beautiful. one of my favorite songs. her beautiful rendition of "how great thou art" already getting

more than two million views on facebook. beautiful. pete: i want to sing inside a grain bin. why was she inside a grain bin? why not be inside a grain bin. griff: okay. pete: i've never thought about singing inside one. pretty cool. love it. we catch things that maybe you miss and our producers are really good at it. so there was an op-ed out there in a publication i'm not familiar with but it got picked up all over the web; right? and this doctor, his name is dr. warren blumenfeld and he's making argument that a military veteran is not a military veteran anymore. this is his argument. he said, "can we as a nation begin now to begin expanding the category of veterans to include diplomats and these mediators, and those working in conflict resolution, maybe activists, maybe jane fonda, bringing wars, maybe existing wars to resolution, once they have begun begun. what about the practitioners of nonviolent resistance in the face of tyranny and oppression?" so there you have -- rachel: they want to water down

veterans. pete: one thing you'd think they couldn't do. griff: he is equating the social justice warriors with those like yourself who made sacrifices to be away from your family, to go to a dangerous war zone, put your life on the line in many cases give your life, pay the ultimate sacrifice. you know, we have an entire cemetery inr washington called arlington full of heroes that gave everything. we have on the inscription of the iwo jima memorial it says " "uncommon valor was a common virtue." there is no virtue in social justice to be equated fairly to the sacrifices you made, pete, and the countless hundreds of thousands of others that served our nation. and so this is really quite an outrage. in fact you, the viewers, are sending some emails. here's one from greg. "veterans sacrificed to protect all rights and opinions, not just their own own. social justice warriors are only interested in their own opinions opinions." >>here's an email from carol. she says "veteran is a category

of people who have served their country in the armed forces, not a title to be awarded to anyone carrying a protest sign." >>and an email from pam, "it makes my blood boil to think anyone should be called a veteran just because they fight to peaceful resolutions to war. these people have given up nothing but their time. it's like comparing jane fonda to those 18, 19-year-old boys to vietnam to fight off a war that was unpopular." like medea benjamin who runs code pink, to compare to david meyer and david bellevilla, ain't good w.rk rachel: one group bleeds for our freedom and the other group throws a lot of tantrums as we've been seeing in the last week. not equivalent. pete: go back and try ag.in rachel: all right. the new york times calling on women to use their fury as a political weapon but does the left really have a monopoly on women's issues? tammy bruce is here to set the record straight. griff: but first fox & friends

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trelegy and the power of 1-2-3. ♪ trelegy 1-2-3 save at trelegy.com. >> the tunnels to tower annual 5 5k race started minutes ago honoring heroes in the 9/11 attacks. rachel: the final steps of firefighters steven siller as he ran through the tunnels to the twin towers 17 years ago. >> fox & friends cohost rob schmitt is live in brooklyn along the route and he's there with "america's mayor." good morning. >> good morning, guys. good morning to you, mayor. >> good morning. >> thank you so much. we're talking about a hero, one of the great stories of courage from this day 17 years ago, a 34 34-year-old firefighter with five kids at home and a wife. he's off his shift.

this happens. and he runs through the brooklyn battery tunnel to get to the trade center. right here at the entrance. >> this morning over 30,000 people will walk in his footsteps or run-ins footsteps right through that tunnel, right to the tower, except thank god they don't have to run into a burning building. can you imagine what he left when he came out of that tunnel and saw that building? i mean, i saw it. i saw people jumping, debris falling and killing people. he didn't run back. he ran in, saved a lot of people then he gave his life. and now frank siller and the siller family have made this into one of the great organizations perform country. we've done this every year for 17 years. we've gone up to as many as 35,000 people. we've built many homes for catastrophically wounded warriors. now what he wants to do is to raise money for every family that loses a son or daughter to terrorism in the military we will pay off their mortgage. >> you're talking about a lot of money. >> a billion dollars or more. we've done it on a small care

for 11 people, we've built home. $11 a person from a lot of americans, per month, we can do it in about two or three years. this is what we should offer our soldiers, our sailors, our marines, our air force people. >> and this is what they deserve deserve. these are the bravest people in the country. >> i met a family here, the rodu rodusa family. he volunteered to go to afghanistan, he was a helicopter pilot, he died in afghanistan just three months ago. so we think the war is over, but these families know it's still on. we got to be there for them. nobody's better than the siller family. half of the corps cadets just ran through there. >> the atmosphere here, you come out here and you forget about everything. there's no politics here. there's no nonsense. we're all here for a good cause. everybody's together. >> i've been here with then senator clinton, senator schumer senator d'amato, republicans, democrats, newt gingrich.

i mean, you name it,, nobody is against the idea of helping our soldiers and sailors. we can't do enough. frank siller i think will go down in history as one of the great americans for the military military. beautiful man, gave up his fur furrier business, devotes himself full time to helping. >> you're going to be on that list too. talk about the pressure that you left in the aftermath of that attack. you were running this city. it was your job to kind of pull us all out of that. >> well, one of the vows i made to myself as i was standing there watching my firefighters walk up that building and knowing they were going to die, that i was going to take care of their families and i was going to get new yorkers to take care of their families. and my charity, the twin towers fund, raised $217 million. we gave every penny to them. frank has raised even more. they've already been taken care of. so now we're moving on and have been for 13 years to helping the soldiers. we're still at war. we still need young men and

women like those 2600 cadets we saw running through there. and remember, every one of them knows they have a much better chance of dying in the next ten years than you or i. >> when they go, they leave behind little kids, young kids. >> they got to know we have their back. that's not just a slogan. it's backed up with as he does a person every month. >> and people come out here and a saw it's to run this race. it's going to good. >> every penny of this organization goes to these people. their office is donated, a lot of the activities are donated; so we get maximum amount of money. >> how are we doing in this fight? this is a fight that's been going on for the suspects. we're still in afghanistan. >> i remember president bush, being there in congress a few days after saying this is going to be a long war because these people, they hate us. >> right. >> they hate what we stand for. they don't just hate us. they hate freedom of religion, they hate freedom of the press, they hate the ability to elect

people, they hate women having any role in society. >> they hate the western world. >> yeah. so they want to kill us. we have to protect our children, have to protect ourselves. i believe we're slowly accomplishing it. but we have to take care of the wounded and the fallen. >> mr. mayor, such an honor to talk to you about something other -- >> this is frank. this is my hero. this is frank siller. his brother, his brother died. he didn't go shrivel up. he went and saved other people. frank his brother. great man. >> that you guys very much. i appreciate, guys. two great guys. a great event. guys, we're going to send balk to the studio. pete: so well done. griff: america's mayor. pete: still at it. rachel: i love that those italian men aren't afraid to give a kiss. that's awesome. griff: well, the senate fights for the supreme court, president trump is rallying his base in west virginia. governor jim justice, a former democrat turned trump supporter joined the president on stage, and he joins us in the next hou. rachel: and the new york times

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♪ pete: welcome back. griff: the american civil liberties union issuing a rare statement against judge kavanaugh despite its policy to not take opinions on judicial nominati.ns rachel: saying the aclu quote does not oppose judge kavanaugh about his positions of justice, but the allegations against him. griff: tammy bruce is here to talk about this. tammy. >> a lot of fantastical things have been said over the past

couple of weeks and that's one of them. the aclu has always issued an opinion. they couch it differently. it's not like they've never said anything. they issue reports; right? and reviews. and you can go and look at judge gorsuch and aclu and you'll see a series of statements, "oh, we're worried, his position on this, in life of that, it's like it's a concern to us." what they're doing here is being a little bit more honest. they're admitting that this is what they do. they're supposed to be non nonpartisan. look. this is the other irony of this, to be against this man. the clug used to stand for civil rights, where due process was important; right? that you don't prejudge, someone, damn it that you actually take seriously our system and the fact that you're going to be giving protections to especially the accused. a lot of people who belong to the aclu think that that still counts. and now they're coming out against a guy because, look, dr. ford clearly i think something happened to her, but there's a lot of people that are going around saying and behave as

though judge kavanaugh should be the receptacle of everyone's anger, of everyone's, you know, experiences -- rachel: will their members be upset about this or are there any civil libertarians left in the aclu that care? >> yeah, look. this is the problem with the left. not only is the democratic party changed and a lot of decent peoplely have left the party because they don't represent genuine classical liberalism anymore, the organization -- actually liberal organizations so-called feminist groups and others also have changed because the genuine supporters have fle. griff: you talk about feminism. so there was an article that took me by surprise and perhaps the rest of the country. in the new york times today, it was an op-ed, and the headline is: "fury is a political weapon and women need to wield it." here's a quote: brett kavanaugh bellowed web snarled, he pouted and wept furiously at the injustice of having his ascendance to power interrupted by accusations of sexual assault assault." >> yeah. how dare he defend himself over

being falsely accused about something that is one of the most obscene things that we can do in this society. and with the attempts to ruin his life. what's not enough to stop the nomination. they want to ruin his life, his career. they want him to not be able to coach girls basketball. this is the epitome of what -- in a lot of ways why this nation was founded, to get away from systems that would destroy people because they didn't like you. it is the nature of what americans reject. rachel: but it also assumes that every woman feels exactly as the new york times feels about it. >> you see, and that's it. and when i was on the left, we would look at the fact that conservatives would not push back. the left has had free rein since the civil right movement to claim women's rights, and they've had the media to help facilitate that. the fact of the matter is now as we live in this era where we can all talk amongst ourselves and not be controlled by just three networks that women are realizing, look, financial independence matters, being able

to own my own business matters, i understand the taxes and the impact on my family, that these are things that matter as well, economic well-being, and that the republicans have not been necessarily willing to articulate why the conservative ideal benefits and improves women's lives, and that means we must do it. and that's what we're going to be do. rachel: and due process affects women, too, by the way. we have to go. >> more than anyone else in many respects. griff: we shall see if this investigation the f.b.i. is doing should prove that there's no corroborating evidence if the aclu or writers like this woman will issue an apology. rachel: tammy, you always clear things up. griff: thanks, tammy. all right. for months she's been warning president trump that she could run for president. so is senator elizabeth warren finally ready to take the plunge plunge? she may have just dropped a major hint. rachel: and coming up next hour, we have puppies on fox square and that's all you need to know. griff: puppies? rachel: i just got a puppy.

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. >> i am thrilled to be back in this incredible state with thousands of hard-working american patriots. >> the trump rally in west virginia, where fans were revved up to see donald trump. >> also talked about kavanaugh. >> vote for judge kavanaugh is also a vote to reject the ruthless and outrageous tactics of the democratic party. >> this is about the destruction of a man. the destruction of the president's nominee because the democrats have no other card left to play. >> after november 5th, i will take a hard look at running for president. [cheers and applause] >> tell you this, i'm going to start at an 11. i'm going to take it to about a 15 real quick. >> usually an optimistic. i'm a keg is half full kind of

guy. >> the tunnel to towers 5k race honoring the first responders in the september 11th attack. >> our sailors our marines. ♪ >> this show has gone to the dogs. [laughter] >> i'm excited about this segment because you guys know they just got a puppy and they're going to give me tips on potty training. >> what you needed was one more thing to potty train. >> that's why i didn't want a dog but i got talked into it and the potty training is not going well. >> they can't bow wow they're going to be on the fox square later on in the show. >> fortuitous issue to keep puppies on the show. >> we all need puppies. >> puppies are a good thing. you know what else is a good

thing? a trump rally. the people of west virginia had puppies. >> we already know that. >> we already know that? is that what you said? >> when president trump went to west virginia, a special moment, he was about to get the nomination for president and he's gone back several times. every time they play john denver, we have country road? and last night he had some new lines and certainly trained a lot of his attention at the democrats and what we've seen this week. here's a quick recap. >> i am thrilled to be back in this incredible state with thousands of hard-working american patriots. thank you. thank you. thank you. >> a vote for judge kavanaugh is also a vote to reject the ruthless and outrageous tactics of the democrat party. >> i will tell you he has suffered the meanness, the

anger. >> see this horrible, horrible, radical group of democrats. you see it happening right now. [booing] >> and they're determined to take back power by using any means necessary. >> we're not going to give it to them, we're going to keep it running the way it's been running. >> sorry. we were talking about how live audiences are entertaining. and we have three lovely ladies from wisconsin, they're behind the camera. they're our audience but they can't clap or yell. can you stay calm? >> this isn't a trump rally. >> i would love that instant feedback. he's laid it out. the 2018 midterm is about results versus resistance. do you want the results of what's been delivered or want to resist? if not, maybe think about it. >> he said my name is not on the ballot but on the ballot. he said if you don't like the

dirty tricks and tactics pulled over the last ten days to have the spectacle that we had this week something both dr. ford didn't want and the kavanaugh family didn't want, that was all planned. he said if you don't want that, don't reward them by voting for them. >> you showed democrats overplaying their hand. one of the things that is perhaps encouraging that is they're having to constantly respond to the president because that rally isn't the last one. he's going i believe tomorrow to tennessee, then he'll go to mississippi. this is going to continue. president trump is going to continue to put as much heat and give as good as they can get. standing offense with -- >> you have a strong hand. >> one of the things he keeps bringing up, the media won't do it. he brought up the funny feed. asked in the hearing to dianne feinstein who leaked the

letter? i don't know, dileak the letter? it was funny. by the way, you won't hear that. that's why he does the rallies, he has to do that because the left has the media in their pocket. >> that's right, the white house has given the white house free reign into the investigation. >> doug mckelway on the latest to confirm the president's supreme court nominee. good morning. reporter: good morning, in a late night tweet. president directly questioned nbc report that claims the fbi has been directed by the white house who only investigate the allegations of christine blasey ford and deborah ramirez, not the accuser represented by stormy daniels' daniel michael avenatti. her name as you know is julie swetnick and claims kavanaugh engaged in sexual actions. whoever they deem appropriate. earlier on the white house lawn, the president indicated he believes the fbi

investigation will affirm kavanaugh's high moral character. >> actually this could be a blessing in disguise because having the fbi go out, do a thorough investigation, whether it's three days or seven days, i think it's going to be less than a week, but having them do a thorough investigation, i actually think will be a blessing in disguise. it will be a good thing. reporter: the senate judiciary committee only said that the fbi investigation, quote, be limited to current, credible allegations against the nominee and completed no later than one week from today. and a sign that the judiciary committee is serious about false accusations it submitted false statements made by an individual who accuse kavanaugh of assault on a boat on newport harbor, an accusation he later recanted. back to you. >> can't make these things up. not allowed. doug, thank you very much. >> thank you, doug. >> you were not up late enough last night if you are watching this morning, maybe, some

people don't need as much sleep. >> we get up earlier than everybody else. >> "saturday night live," hugely not funny. they tried to poke fun at a fundamentally serious and devastating week including the testimony of judge brett kavanaugh. matt damon made a surprise cameo on "snl." this is what it was like. >> i'm going to start at an 11. i'm going to take it to about a 15 real quick! i'm a keg is half full kind of guy, but what i've seen from the monsters on this committee makes me want to puke and not from beer! i went to yale! [laughter]. >> worked my butt off to get here. i busted my buns! and yeah, we had a couple thousand beers along the way. especially my good friend mark judge. am i angry? you're damn right. if you think i'm angry now, wait until i get on the supreme

court because you're all going pay. >> rachel as you have pointed out all morning the irony of matt damon playing that role. >> matt damon who knew about harvey weinstein, take a look at this. >> the day of the kind of confidentiality agreement is over. i think it's just completely over. >> the one that says i can't say anything -- >> yeah, ten years ago, if you made a claim against me and i had a big movie, $100 million movie or movie that is personally important to me coming out and close to the release of that film, you say matt damon grabbed my butt and stuck his tongue down my throat, we would then go to mediation and organize a settlement, right? i don't want this out there. now, with the internet -- not the internet wasn't there ten years ago but with social media, the stories get gasoline

poured on them. the moment a claim is made, if you make the same claim to me, i'd be scorched earth. i'd go i don't care if it costs $10 million to fight this in court, you are not taking my name from me. you're not taking my name and reputation. i've worked too hard for it and i earned it, you can't just blow me up like that. >> wow! matt damon or brett kavanaugh? >> matt damon because he has $10 million and a liberal and from hollywood. he can defend his reputation, but brett kavanaugh what a bad guy for defending his reputation and we're going to further smear and destroy your family and laugh about it on "snl." this is the height of hypocrisy. >> and, you know, just a little bit, so you give it context here, this isn't just a random fan accusing him of something he said he would go scorched earth. this is the entire democrat

section of the senate judiciary committee derailing your life long investment in jurisprudence, serving on the second highest court in the nation with a proven record and you have not one but three, four ultimately accusations. >> i want to add, this isn't random that matt damon was chosen to do the surprise appearance on "snl". matt damon, you can look it up, made other comments that ticked off the #metoo movement. this is someone who knows harvey weinstein, aware of the behavior harvey weinstein engaged in and said nothing about it until it all came out. but he said some things in the interview that were offensive. he had to go back and apologize to alyssa milani, minnie driver called him out. this is penance, see guys, i can do this, i can hang this guy and maybe you guys will forgive me for what i said that wasn't in line with your #metoo movement. >> in the skit he said i'm

going to start at 11 and go to 15. what is scorched earth, 25? >> he said i will go after the people with all i have. brett kavanaugh had only to raise his right hand and look the american people in the eye and say these allegations are false. he did this with righteous anger. he says he's telling the truth, she says she's telling the truth. they are smearing a guy trying to clear his name. >> and the anger was primal. when you synthesize down, this is a man fighting for his life. it's beyond country. >> remember, folks, he's an individual, not just a white man or female, this is a man with a soul who gets to defend his family. funny we're arguing that very thing. >> that's what it's come down to. we have to turn to headlines. a car explosion kills one person and injured two others. police warning it appears to be

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metallurgic calls. >> revenue growth for west virginia up 18%. >> big jim! that's a big man. and he's doing a great job. >> as president trump firing up supporters in coal country delivering a high-energy message in a state he won in a landslide in 2016. joining us on the heels of a very busy night west virginia governor jim justice. thanks for being here this morning. you said no one loves this president more than you except for maybe the voters. why does west virginia love this president so much? >> we think he stands for all the right things. the stuff he's doing is unbelievable. our economy is booming in every way. west virginia is absolutely running off the charts now. not much good is happening to the people in west -- so much good is happening to the people in west virginia, he deserves

credit. >> last year you became a republican. do you think this serves true for the democrats in west virginia? >> people in west virginia have good conservative values. at the same time, west virginia is absolutely a red state today. when it boils right down to it, my parents would chuck me for running as a democrat, and we're entitled to one mistake in life. that was one mistake. nevertheless, you know, west virginians are good conservatives, sound people that have good judgment. >> governor, the president held up a poll, 58% of west virginia voters want kavanaugh confirmed, only 28 oppose. what do you make of that poll and really what's going to happen? you have, obviously, highly contested race between patrick morrisey and, of course, joe manchin. >> to be perfectly honest, west

virginians see this is the pinnacle of hypocrisy. west virginians are good people, sound in judgment as i said earlier. west virginians know what is happening here is the spectacle that is deplorable by all men. we absolutely are sympathetic to dr. ford and we'll see what happens, you know, with additional investigation, but he's already had six investigations and we can see exactly what the democrats are doing here, it's not good. >> governor, forgive the reporter in me. let me ask you quickly, if joe manchin should come around. he was a fence-sitter in supporting kavanaugh. if he voted to confirm kavanaugh, do you think that would help his race? >> well, to be perfectly honest, the great lou holtz last night said it perfectly.

he said that would be, in effect, like getting a piling on penalty. when the tackle is made, it can result in a problem. nevertheless, what judge should do is come out now. if he truly wants to come out now and not be a politician, that would be one thing. coming out after the fact, after the tackle is made is only going to be piling on. >> great point. if you don't, you are indeed party to that spectacle you talked about. that's where joe manchin is right now. >> thank you, governor. >> thank you, governor. >> thank you for all you do every day. >> all right. >> you got it. nearly two years into the trump administration and congress still has not approved the funding needed for the president's border wall. former i.c.e. director tom homan says it could be now or never and he joins us next. >> she's been warning president trump she could run for president. is massachusetts senator

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. >> some quick headlines looking ahead this week. supreme court starts new term tomorrow, but with an empty seat. our nation's highest court with begin with eight justices instead of nine, this as judge kavanaugh awaits investigation into sexual assault allegations against him. melania trump will visit four african nations starting with ghana. focusing on the well-being of children during the weeklong trip. and president trump's make america great again rallies are headed to four more states. tomorrow speaking to voters on tennessee.

on tuesday, mississippi. minnesota on thursday and kansas saturday. griff? >> thanks, rachel. >> going to be a good week. >> the vote to confirm kavanaugh on delay as president trump orders the fbi conduct a thorough investigation. our next guest says this latest probe may take some of the wind out of the sails from those on the left who fought against him from day one. fox news contributor and former acting i.c.e. director tom homan joins us with more. tom, thank you very much for joining us. very important law enforcement, you were a law enforcement officer, now believe the results may actually help republicans? >> i think so. i think you got those on the far left fighting this nomination from day one, they're going to do everything they can to fight it and this is playing out. what i find most troubling in the issue as a career law enforcement officer, even i know there's presumption of innocence in this country, what the legal system is based upon. you have senator gillibrand in

new york and others who call this man guilty. apparently they missed a class on presumption of innocence in this country. i find this troubling that this man is presumed guilty as a special agent for many years, i arrested people, prosecuted many people and as a law enforcement officer i knew there is presumption of innocence and must prove my case beyond a reasonable doubt. all this is thrown out window from the far left. >> do you see a comparison with the way they treat ms-13? >> i think the far left is out of control. i think they treat -- look, they won't defend ms-13 but want to call a federal judge who had numerous background investigations. i had background investigations every five years myself, they are a very thorough investigation. they talk to neighbors, co-workers, personnel files, taxes. very thorough investigation. i find it troubling that all of

a sudden there is an issue, let the fbi do the investigation, it's going to quiet some people. >> we talked to chief manuel padilla about the border wall they're starting to build in el paso, and i want to get your thoughts on it. why do you believe that more than ever building this wall, completing the president's order to replace fencing as they're doing in el paso with a hard wall will be a necessary and critical thing to happen? >> well, look, manny padilla is a patriot. a great chief out there. he has a lot on his plate. right now the republicans control both sides. they control the senate, they control the house. they have the white house. i'm concerned if this wall doesn't get funded while they have all this power, that it won't get funded. and look, i've been doing this 35 years, you talk to people on the border, i used to be a border patrol agent. there is thousands of aliens coming through every night.

once they built the border, crossings went down. proven in san diego, el paso, they need to replace the fencing because it is in bad shape. we need new wall construction beyond what is existing and need to make that happen. this president has the right idea. we need to support him on this. what irritates me the most, this shouldn't be a partisan issue. every democrat on the hill, number one responsibility is securing this country. what is the downside? there is no downside. they need to be doing their jobs and protect the border regardless of democrats or republican. they need to do the job. they'd rather put politics and hatred of president trump over protecting the american people. i find that disgusting. >> that's a great point, tom homan, when democrats were leading the charge on illegal immigration. have a great sunday. >> you, too, thank you. >> all right, charlie kirk dared to ask a group of kavanaugh protesters if they believe in innocence before

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>> do you think the democratic majority would be open to impeaching brett kavanaugh. >> i asked that question. if he's not telling the truth to congress or to the fbi then he's not fit to be on the supreme court but on the court he's on right now. >> that's nancy talking yesterday. this is maria bartiromo host of sunday morning futures that you will see in 20 minutes. >> mandatory watching. >> i've heard that from someone. >> yes, the president. >> nancy would like to be speaker. is this what we would see? >> probably, you know, pete. the number one priority on the part of the democrats is to try

to get back in power. they do not want, obviously, the president to chose another supreme court justice. the strategy so far has been delay, delay, delay. now we are talking about a week, i don't know that the fbi investigation will take a week. that's why this morning i'm talking to senator lindsey graham. he had his moment in the sun last week that many people believed. in fact, this was a shame and effort to get back in power. lindsey graham will be on this morning. >> senator hatch sent a letter saying just so we are clear, these things tend to take a life of their own will this be confined to one week. it appears that will be the case. >> it doesn't stop the micheal avenuavenatti's of the world to

notary to jam as much as they can in the week. i believe judge kavanaugh handled himself very well. that's the thing about watching nancy and elizabeth warren talk about impeachment and ice and all of this stuff. people just want the truth and feel safe. my feeling is, most americans are hanging out in the middle. you might lane to the right on one thing and left on something else. >> here is someone not in the middle. this is elizabeth warren talking about running for president in 2020. >> it's time for women to go to washington and fix our broken government and that includes a woman at the top. here is what i promise, as of

november 6th i'll take a hard look at running for president. >> your reaction? >> is that the qualification being a woman? why are we deciding who will be president based on gender or race. it's ridiculous. we want safety in our homes. have a good life. see growth in our economy. we don't necessarily want just because you are president to be a woman. i would like a woman. it would be great. they have to have the right qualifications. >> you understand we care about the economy. have we learned nothing? >> you are way more qualified. >> that's right, i vote for maria. >> it is ridiculous we want to put someone in as president

because they are a woman. that's the issue with the left right now. there is no platform. it's resist, resist, resist. >> it's identity politics. >> they lost the fact that people want jobs and want to feel safe. >> we want what is coming up on your show. >> we have senator lindsey graham. he's getting highmarks in terms of him saying what everybody felt. we'll talk about how the behavior on the left will impact people. the majority leader will be joining us. if the house flips you won't hear another word about the investigation into the hillary clinton investigation and trump so-called collusion investigation. we are hearing we are close to a

deal with canada. we'll talk about where we are in all of the trade spouts. >> must see tv. >> thank you. all right, we'll turn to headlines. panic erupting at msnbc global citizens festival after a security barrier collapses. fans run from what they thought was gunshots. >> you are all safe, okay. i just want to tell you that. the show resumed and minor injuries were reported. explosive new ratings are proving the conservative sitcom lanlast man standing found an nw

network. >> is it way better on this network? >> way bet ir. >> this show must have a lot of loyal fans. >> i love this show. premiered in front of 8 million total viewers. it averaged 6 million viewers on abc. shocking video as giant killer whales chased a fishing boat. take a look. >> oh. [beep]. >> you can hear the people screaming and cursing at the unbelievable site. it raced in the water of southern california. >> were they hunting or playing? >> it looks like they are playing in the waves. rick knows a lot. >> i did see that video. it was spectacular. >> were they playing with the

boat? >> i know more about the weather then whea whale behavior. i like the what whale behavior. >> we have hurricane rosa out in the pacific. we have one pulling across parts of arizona. this will start tonight into tomorrow. we'll get a lot of moisture out of it. when you get four to five inches of rain in arizona that's as much as you get for the entire year. also in l.a. you might see rainfall. the southwest is getting good rainfall. take a look at the high temperature in fargo. tomorrow you will warmup. the cold air, we are starting to flint with it. are you ready? do you want it to happen, guys fall? >> we were listening.

>> we are still talking about whale's. >> i'm doing this every time by the way. >> the orca is a fast traveling whale so they are like this is great. i'm surfing the wave. >> interesting. >> what about fall? >> i love fall. >> let's bounce back and forth in the stories. >> thank a lot. >> thank you. after saturday live mocked judge kavanaugh kanye west showed up in a mag hat. [chanting] >> go away was protestors reaction. it wasn't tolerant. he joins us next to talk about it. stay with us. (avo) come with us...

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time for quick headlines. republican senator jeff flake is booed while taking center stage at msnbc's festival in new york city. >> we hear you and we need to keep hearing from you. feel free to join any in an elevator any time. >> flake requested an investigation after being confronted in an elevator. kanye west denied snl. >> they bullied me. they bullied me not to put this hat on. i put my superman cape.

>> he performed on the season premier. charlie, i thought this is the most interesting statement. it's a statement of the morning. kanye west takes the stage in front of a liberal crowd. i'll put my maga hat on. how profound are the statements. >> this is an amazingly profound moment. i can't talk about how much courage it takes to be a black cover sever dopple -- conservat. kanye said it's okay to think freely and oppose the status quo. this is a culture moment where we'll be free thinkers and

conform to one idealology. >> charlie, do you think it's making a difference. are there young hispanic, black, white people that say if kanye can do this maybe the things i'm suppressing i can say. >> candace owens has been leading the charge on this. you saw black approval go from 18% to 36%. that's extraordinary. if that's half true that's the highest support for a republican president in nearly 40 years. i see it happening firsthand across the country. thank you, kanye west. >> charlie, the crowd can be difficult to talk to. you were attempting to dress the concept of the presumption of innocence. let ' play the tape first.

>> he's out here trying t to saa survivor doesn't know what she's talking about. >> when did i say that? >> charlie, they were told to go away. >> there is no one more intolerant in the world. they are sitting on the steps of the supreme court. i don't want to live-in a country where an honorable man who severed his country has been vetted six times by the fbi and entire reputation is destroyed. i wasn't trying to provoke anything i was trying to have a conversation about due process and exnatio examination of witn.

instead i was called a lot of different names. i would never say those things about them. it's important we never stop talking. dialog is paramount. >> let's get to the next clip. there were a lot of great moments in that. look at this. >> so, does everyone believe he's guilty? [yelling] >> so. . . >> what were they saying. we could barely hear it? >> they said we want an fbi investigation. we have one now. i guarantee the fbi is going to turn up nothing. they might clear his name and want another delay tactic. it's ability power. >> did they bring up the fact

that her name was exposed? >> absolutely. there is a process were the senate could have done this behind closed doors. >> her sleazy lawyers didn't tell her and she said that in the hearing. >> go online and see the whole thing if you want. up next, puppies. puppies are on the square. we'll kickoff a adopt a puppy month.

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don't miss us on wednesday. i'll be at the college of ozarks. they have stood and said we don't want nike anymore. have a great sunday. good sunday morning and welcome. brett kavanaugh's nomination grinds to a holt. the fbi will look into sexual assault charges. rod rosenstein still clinging toest his post. the meeting is next week with the president trump. it's a race between the u.s. and canada. president trump renewed his support for judge brett kavanaugh. he slammed the democrats for their shameless conduct