♪ >> the us senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. tremendous victory for our nation, our people and our beloved constitution. rachel:brett cavanagh was a sworn in as the supreme court justice. >> the high point of the trump presidency. >> a vindication of trump is him. >> if susan collins is the star what he did is incredible, more popular now than he has ever been. >> the confirmation battle

rocked washington and further divided the nation. >> you don't and matches to an arsonist and you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob. >> republicans believe the controversy has fired up there conservative base ahead of the midterms. >> we have been energized, the only reason to vote democrat as if you are tired of winning. we are going to win win win. ♪ pete: it is sunday, october 7th and america has a new supreme court justice. rachel: you would have known if you watched the rally. griff: that was the hashtag trending yesterday. people saying congratulations.

the senate delivered. griff: a historical moment can't be overstated because of what donald trump said he would do, took out a field of 16 republicans and came in with a conservative and said no way that guy will do that and now she put the final piece of the puzzle and if you remember excalibur, it is like if you look at the conservative agenda of the last half-century and go from a conservative court, low taxes, tax cuts, booming economy, deregulation, donald trump is your king arthur who pulled excalibur out of the rock and said here you go. he told me that at 5:15 this morning. rachel: donald trump was into peak a, kansas, celebrating and

slamming democrats as an angry mob. take a look. >> i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people and our beloved constitution. biggest thing a president can do is supreme court justice. we have had two in less then two years. radical democrats launched a disgraceful campaign to resist, obstruct, delay, demolish and destroy. right from the beginning. in their quest for power the radical democrats have turned into an angry mob. you don't hand matches to an arsonist and you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob. republicans believe in the rule of law, not the rule of the mob.

pete: the smartest move he made as a candidate was saying i'm going to stick to my 20 judges i have on this list. they all have faithfulness to the constitution, these are the ones i will pick. you vote for me i will deliver and that is what he did. rachel: no one has ever done that before, no one has run for president in advance say here's the list of people, a good reason for him to do that. a lot of people didn't know. if you look at that rally behind him, promises made promises kept in this is a promise he is keeping and not only was it a good strategy but the person he put forward, brett kavanaugh, was one that base conservatives were not thrilled with but the never trump president bush people liked so it ended up

because he knew they would attack him, being a unifying pick because they ended up fighting together against dems. pete: at the end of the day he was bulletproof and be careful what you wish for, when you overplay your hand because you might get a more conservative justice than when the process started. he is straightforward but we will see where it goes. griff: associate justice brett kavanaugh will take to the court, the term just started, four cases they were here this week, he will be among them. rachel: does it happen that fast? that is what happened. griff: the picture we were showing. pete: chief justice roberts wearing and brett kavanaugh, we should call him associate justice, three or four hearings will take place this week. griff: rachel: there was a private

ceremony, tomorrow there will be a ceremony at the white house. pete: that is a ceremonial. let me get to this point. what we are going to see now is the left apoplectic, we saw a little bit of it, not just the protesters but democrats realize we are 30 days from the midterm election in this momentum is going to fuel both sides, republicans and democrats and you are seeing senator dianne feinstein tweeting confirming brett kavanaugh in the face of incredible allegations of sexual assault, belligerent partisan rants undermines the legitimacy of the court. the legitimacy of the supreme court, that is how far the left has gone, a duly nominated president advises -- the supreme

court is not legitimate. this is eric holder, pains me to read it, this is what eric holder tweeted yesterday. with the confirmation of brett kavanaugh and the process that led to it and treatment of merrick garland who is not a supreme court justice, the legitimacy of the supreme court can justify the question the court must now prove through its work that it is worthy of the nation's trust. america's former attorney general says i don't know if we should pay much credence. pete: we will find out if they are overplaying their hand. you are not just attacking brett cavanagh but questioning the legitimacy of the court but we were treated to a lot of protesters and mitch mcconnell senate majority leader says that. pete: i'm done hearing about the protesters, trump said it last night, 200 people promulgated outside the supreme court and you couldn't fit them in the front row of my rally.

10,000 people in kansas. paid protesters who are clearly a noisy -- other networks obsessed over a few people that yelled out during the vote which i watched live, 12 people yelled and got escorted out and 50 people voted for highly qualified men. that is what we should be talking about. rachel: something the president is talking about is 20/20. he is chomping at the bit. here is donald trump talking about 2020. >> dreaming of those candidates. i see those candidates before my eyes every night before i go to sleep. sometimes while i am sleeping. cory booker. sleepy joe biden, who ran for president two or three times. he challenged me to a fight. i would love that. that wouldn't last long.

that would not last long. the only reason to vote democrat is if you are tired of winning. we went to win win win. pete: i'm not tired and i don't think you are tired either. called out elizabeth warren, pocahontas, has more native american blood in him than she does. he shows he's willing to throw down on anyone -- rachel: he did this, something i see you do a lot. pete: never seen me do that ever. rachel: challenging pocahontas to a dna test. i feel like the president watches the show. pete: are most important viewer is you and we want your comments.

it is grab bag sunday. what did you think of the nomination, the process, the rally, the candidate in a run against, friends@foxnews.com. griff: and the democrats plan, their mantra is question the legitimacy of the supreme court, a significant thing. rachel: a very socialist view to delegitimize our institutions, very important topic, this is why they are so angry. what they can't do it the ballot box they use the court and deep state to do and he is cleaning out the swamp and now they are losing their other tool. pete: the name brett kavanaugh -- say the name and the base reacts. can that enthusiasm be maintained? rachel: we will talk about that.

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regulation and more products made right here in the usa finally. a great veteran, patriot, vote to send steve watkins to congress. pete: donald trump firing up supporters in kansas delivering a high-energy message in a state he won in 2016. on the heels of a busy night, u.s. army vet, steve watkins. thanks for being here this morning. we were watching on tv and you were on stage, the impact of brett kavanaugh being a new supreme court justice and the momentum this president has. what does it mean for you, your candidacy and the state? >> having the president there was real electrifying and brett kavanaugh, moderates and many folks in kansas don't like how he was treated by democrats so it will have an impact on our election for sure. rachel: you grew up a few hours from where the rally took place. how did it feel to get among all the people you know in that area

and sit next to the president of the united states where you said the leader of the free world? >> it aligns with my campaign slogan, kansas can do anything which i am a simple kansas boy, to be next to the president and the voters of kansas, a reminder to us all that kansas matters, the party that controls the house of representatives could come down to kansas. it is important to get out and vote. rachel: how are the polls in your race? >> won't. the new york times had us up by one. we had another internal polling, all within margin of error but we expect last night's rally to have a surge and we expect good things. pete: thank you for your service to our nation. what is your response to

critics, some accusations that you were not truthful about an incident that involved climbers on mount everest? >> absolutely fake news by local media and the ap. on the mountain there was compliments exchanged that were not remembered directly but in no way was intentionally deceiving anybody. i looked up to the climber i had a conversation with, never claimed to do anything, nothing i didn't do that is in dispute, just a compliment that was misunderstood after the earthquake and several fatalities. pete: tell us about your service in the military. >> i served ten years starting in west point, class of 99 and was stationed in alaska, and outdoorsman at heart. after 9/11 i was scheduled to get out of the military but voluntarily extended to afghanistan, served in the province there.

griff: i'm usually washington covering politics, the trump bump, do you see the trump bump playing a factor in your race? >> absolutely. a reminder the president cares about this race, our issues matter and his approach to problem-solving, limited government, low taxes, securing our border, these are the same things we value as well. his rally has rejuvenated us and we are fired up. and mac you may be part of the balance of the house of representatives, you might become a colleague of mitch mcconnell. rachel: you really like that either. >> thanks for having me. >> nancy pelosi not giving up her fight against brett cavanagh. her latest idea next. rachel: conservative women come together for one mission.

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pete: democrats not giving up their fight against associate justice brett cavanagh. house minority leader nancy pelosi wants the fbi reports go public as she and others talk about brett kavanaugh impeachment. rachel: tell us more about this. >> reporter: house minority leader nancy pelosi questioned the fbi investigation into brett kavanaugh in a statement last like, quote, therefore i'm

announcing i will file a freedom of information act request so the public can see the fbi report, transcript of the underlying interviews, instructions sent from the white house and any communications to the fbi from senate republicans regarding the scope of the investigation. there are 23 women senators, 17 democrats, 6 republicans, one of those republicans, senator susan collins who cast the deciding vote for brett kavanaugh is up for reelection in 2020 and in the crosshairs of women who believe she betrayed their concerns. in maine a fund was set up to fund her 2020 campaign, that fund has raised $3 million. >> the left would block anything donald trump did. they could send mother theresa and they would say she is catholic and they would block her. >> hope for the sake of the court.

more things don't come out. rachel: lawyers for christine "cavuto" provider affidavit from one who said he was told brett cavanagh had a tax board before he was nominated to the supreme court, was never interviewed by the fbi. pete: conservative women gathering at the first-ever women for america first summit in washington dc. rachel: i spoke to some of those women about donald trump and his agenda. >> reporter: we are the women for america first summit, these ladies are ready to fight was their motto is gloves off, we will talk about why they are so on fire. ♪ >> hearing from women across the didn't want to come together. we through this together to be

the most like-minded women and talk about why donald trump's america first agenda is an agenda for women and all-americans. we have heard from sarah sanders. >> the work we do is out front, not as important or more important than all the work each of you do every day supporting this president. >> a lot of women out there support trump but they are getting pushback from the media, how can you support trump? a woman card that will be removed from you view don't do those things, over 100 women here today. what do you say to people who believe that? >> it is real simple. i look at the policies of the individual. i believe in individual responsibility, lower taxes, growing our economy, fighting for better trade deals, safer stronger communities, better education. as a woman, as a parent, they matter to me, this is a president who believes in strong

powerful women, look at the ones around him and he believes in empowering them, doing so puts them on the ground where they can do anything they want to do. >> women's issues are the same as the men accept they focus on is my family safe? is my country safe? what are we going to do from here? >> we voted for somebody to come in and clean up the swamp and get the truth back where it should be. >> one of the tactics of the left is to say they represent all women and you being here today says what to those women? >> they would be surprised how few women they represent. they don't represent this woman, that is for sure. >> reporter: you think the left was expecting the brett kavanaugh effect on the right? >> i don't think they were. they are still mad because they lost the 2016 presidential election. no one should suffer what this man has gone through.

if you're in a male in america today this could happen to you. >> accusation becoming conviction is terrifying to all of us. it should be terrifying for mothers of sons and daughters and in general. we are going to see a red wave. >> reporter: the steam of this summit is heels on gloves off. >> time for the silent majority to become the loud majority. we care about jobs, economy, national security and united together to support the president and his policies. >> we have the freedom to put our heels on, take our gloves off and fight for the values that made this country what it is and make america great again. pete: great job. when i was watching there, brought into focus the -- the

role they are going to play in the midterms brought back 1996, the soccer moms, middle-class moms who cared about the safety of their kids and wanted a better future and you look at conservative women in that summit. sarah sanders is saying you will see them come out in droves because it is donald trump's agenda that matches their concerns. they won't be called soccer moms, they will be called football moms. rachel: what is interesting is the brett kavanaugh incidents last week really did energize this crowd. the summit was set up before any of the stuff we saw last week but this is how conservative women organize, they don't put on pink hats or sit on the steps of the supreme court. their vote counts just as much as people who are screaming on the steps. i had two things i thought were interesting repeatedly over and

over. one was they felt donald trump didn't have to do this. he is rich. why would he put himself through this. he loves america, he loves us. the other thing that kept talking about is we've never seen somebody promise something and actually deliver it in the political sphere. pete: a scene out of mission impossible. second after this piece of artwork sold for more than $1 million it self-destructed. what the artist had to say about the jaw-dropping stunt, leftist activists taking over washington dc and some senators receiving death threats on their personal cell phones. what it will take for the left to ditch its mob mentality. here he is. ♪ me feel. it was like that feeling when you're mowing the lawn

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>> over the past few weeks every american is now seen the profound stakes in the upcoming election. you now see it. we have been energized. of democrats are willing to cause such destruction and the pursuit of power, just imagine the devastation they would cause. the only reason to vote democrat is if you are tired of winning,

tired of winning, we want to win win win. pete: we are going to bring in former nypd officer, never tired, author of the attempt to sabotage donald j trumpeting shells this tuesday, spygate. if you of his podcasts you will of the book. sometimes we don't step back enough in these moments and take stock of what has been accomplished. talk about the gravity of the confirmation of brett kavanaugh. >> i was on twitter all day, saturday is usually my day off. >> is twitter your workday? >> it is. i thought about this, we heard from the swamp, the media, the editorial column, the washington post, how inept and incompetent donald trump is.

the media assumes it to be true. do you think about he keeps routinely kicking their butts, and and this guy is a builder. everybody needs to remember this. i know new york well. he builds stuff. if it is an actual building you can touch, look at and feel, he's not a politician where everything exists in the political ether, he's building a legacy and put a big step on it yesterday. >> you see the list of accomplishments of donald trump. but let me ask you this. when you look at the conservative court and the tax cut and strengthening of the military, the lower lowest unemployment in 50 years.

looks like trump is king arthur that pooled excalibur out of the rock for conservatives. shouldn't republicans and george bush to mitt romney who couldn't deliver it now, the media will never give him credit for it but the people who were never trump is say he delivered the conservative promises we wanted for the last half-century. >> i glad you asked that question because that is the big question. he will never get the liberal -- they personally viscerally disliked donald trump and keep humiliating themselves. the question is the establishment. will they ever except, i personally like his style. and the brett kavanaugh selection was a big step. who was the one guy who could

unite the factions knowing democrats were going to come full bore out of the supreme court? the bush guy, brett kavanaugh. it was a genius pick and yet everybody is like donald trump casually walked into it and he just did it by mistake, strategically genius pick, united the factions, great job again. rachel: they always underestimate him. very interesting. a topic, my husband is a member of congress. there have been death threats pouring into senators personal cell phones. and we see statements with nancy pelosi and others, and they are still ready to fight mob style. they are not learning their lessons. how long will they keep going

with this? >> don't think there's any stop or finish line. there's a difference between radical liberals and conservatives, not talking heartland democrat voters but the radical activist left. is the issue. we conservatives believe in our god-given rights, puts an automatic emergency -- we may dislike people ideologically but we believe god gave you rights and the rights prevents us from attacking you or anything like that. the radical left has no emergency brake, they are takers, they need to take your money, take your kids education, your healthcare and to do that they need power and state power and lose the courts and lose the presidency and lose governorships, there is nowhere else to go, no emergency brake so they lash out. >> one place to go is iowa.

so much spectacle in the senate was about 2020 for ambitious senators, corey spartacus booker found himself in a playing off of this issue. this is what he said yesterday. >> not defined by a president who mocks a hero, doctor blasey-ford. we are not defined by a president who does not believe women. we are defined when this state not only says we believe women but we elect women. pete: what do you think? >> he embarrassed himself, always reminds me of that movie with alicia silverstone when she can't pronounce -- he calls him sporadacus. i refuse to accept that narrative. doctor ford was treated with respect and dignity.

you may not think her story is accurate, you might. i don't know where you stand. she was given the opportunity by the united states senate and donald trump who had no problems with that. to go and tell her story in front of the united states senate. to say donald trump doesn't believe women and mocked doctor ford, he transcribed the transcription of what she said. she couldn't member details of the event. brett kavanaugh was entitled, donald trump was entitled to defend his nominee, both sides were heard and once i did not have the corroborating evidence. it is that simple. pete: as well appreciated. rachel: you are in a better mood this week than last week. >> winning improves the mood. i was very tired. rachel: we turn to some headlines.

a vintage military plane is forced to make an emergency landing on a busy highway, the 1946 aircraft completely losing power in midair shortly after taking off from this see. the pilot and everyone on the ground miraculously walking away without a scratch, the faa is investigating, millionaires building luxury panic rooms to hide from ms 13. they say several murders linked to the notorious game have them on edge in the hamptons, they are not as comfortable according to the new york post, they are complete with fingerprint recognition and shatterproof glass. the panic room can cost $200,000. donald trump helping people who can't afford a panic room. now revealing he is behind the self-destruction of his own paintings, moments after it sold for $1.4 million. >> $150.

rachel: experts leave the shredded masterpiece increase 50% in value since it is part of our history. this picture of a shredder being built. pete: think about the move, i will auction of this painting is right when it sold hit a button and it will shred and be worth twice as much. i love it. we nominate -- anyway. i being yelled at. republican enthusiasm for donald trump at fever pitch. our next guest claims why the president needs to stay in campaign mode. griff: snl goes against republicans who approved of brett kavanaugh. >> how are you feeling? >> that was awesome. >> winning! no matter who rides point,

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pete: donald trump rallying a crowd of 10,000 into pico. republican voter enthusiasm on the rise according to a new paul, democratic that going from attending to lead to just two. a statistical tie. chris wilson, good morning. what do you make of the waning democratic enthusiasm gap? we are just a month away from the midterms. >> you refer to the national poll. i look at individual polling in states where i am involved, in texas i look at enthusiasm for ted cruz and governor abbott rising in the last week, look in montana with john tester and heidi heitkamp versus kevin kramer, arizona, nevada, state after state, missouri, tennessee, republican enthusiasm starting to grow in the last

couple weeks and it is based on two things. one, republicans offended about the way this process has gone on and what has become of the democratic party. second you have read state democrats, tester, heitkamp, mccaskill in situations where they have to defend the party and the leadership of that party in chuck schumer and the way they treated brett kavanaugh, they have trouble defending. altogether has created a situation that works well for republicans. the one person who has the ability to remind voters, use the megaphone of his office as he did in 2016 is donald trump. the more he stays on the campaign trail like he did last night in the last week the better republicans will do in november. pete: to you believe the brett kavanaugh effect will be enough to keep the momentum going until november 6th? >> that is the $10,000 question. i believe it is a different

enthusiasm because republican enthusiasm has been flat until now and it has risen to a point that matches and exceeds democrats. does it maintain itself? i don't see it blowing back down but a month ago we were talking about anonymous op-eds. pete: 30 days to go. justice brett kavanaugh starts on tuesday. we will look at the big supreme court cases that could be impacted by his vote. alan dershowitz and andrew mccarthy live in the next hour. it will be a good one. ♪

pete: welcome back. brett kavanaugh sworn in to the supreme court tilting the balance of power in favor of constitutional conservatives. >> what are the biggest cases to watch? director of public policy for james dawson institute, good morning. >> thanks for having me. rachel: what are the cases we need to look at moving forward? >> reporter: this is an amazing victory for conservatism to have

an originalist majority on the court and everyone at the institute extends congratulations to brett kavanaugh and encouraged the donald trump is fulfilling his promises to the american people. now that he will start his new job come tuesday there are a few cases on the docket dealing with administered of law issues, holding administered of agencies that are not in the constitution and act functionally is legislative, executive and their own enforcement and interpretation accountable. we heard the term chevron deference. that means brett kavanaugh and the conservative majority will make sure those agencies stay in bounds. the other big case to look at is a death penalty issue. there is a lot of criminal law issues and some freedom of religion, free speech cases that will be coming up in the docket.

pete: like any job you get hired to do your job whether you are ready or not. he is ready. talking religious freedom, death penalty, sovereignty. the idea is you think he will rule to the constitution. take the master cake case on religious freedom. you think he will be differential to those who feel they should live in a country with freedom of religion. >> reporter: that is one of our protected fundamental freedoms. that case dealt with whether or not the government can compel you or i to have messages and speak messages that go against our sincerely held religious beliefs and that is fundamentally protected in the constitution. what a conservative majority means is this is an outcome or a gender-based, this is faithfully applying the constitution to make sure our rights are preserved and protected.

with the masterpiece cake shop cases, defending freedom will be coming up in the docket. we can be very encouraged particularly the faith-based community that our exercise of religion will be protected. pete: not a gender-based but constitutionally based. great stuff. still ahead a great lineup. alan dershowitz, michelle melton, this is a great lineup. andrew mccarthy, david bossi, all here live on the "fox and friends" sunday edition. ♪ ng repair that you can trust. plus, with most insurance a safelite repair is no cost to you. >> customer: really?! >> singers: safelite repair, safelite replace.

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>> the u.s. senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. tremendous victory for our nation, our people, and our beloved constitution. pete: america has a new supreme court justice. >> so proud of brett kavanaugh for sticking with it. >> tax cuts, boom in the economy, two supreme court justices and we only two years in. >> after a confirmation battle that rocked washington and further divided the nation.

>> you don't hand matches to an arsonist and you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob. the next 30 days from the midterm election, this will fuel both sides, republicans and democrats. >> we have been energized. the only reason to vote democrat is if you are tired of winning. we want to win win win. ♪ got the music ♪ pete: it is sunday morning and you have a new supreme court associate justice. his name is brett kavanaugh and he was confirmed in a vote 50-40. congratulations to him and our constitution. rachel: you can drink to that.

i am sure that brett kavanaugh enjoyed a beer last night. he has been through a tough couple weeks. the whole country has. pete: that is what everyone needed. i had a budweiser, george washington's recipe. i pops one open last night. america. griff: not everybody was celebrated but we should take a moment to pause this sunday morning to recognize the historical context. this was not just a couple tough weeks but the most brutal confirmation we have ever seen. pete: you have seen a lot of them. griff: my first job in washington was for the senate judiciary committee and it wasn't like this but brett kavanaugh is the 114th justice of the supreme court, associate justice, he will take his

rightful seat tomorrow morning. they will hear three or four cases this week, one involving the death penalty and we will see. the context for what we witnessed and donald trump delivering on a promise to balance the court in a conservative manner. rachel: i love how griff brings us to the somber moment. our president isn't on the case. the president was out celebrating yesterday because this is a big win for him. here he is. >> i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people and our beloved constitution. the biggest thing a president can do is supreme court justice. we have had two in two years.

radical democrats launched a disgraceful campaign to resist, obstruct, delay, demolish and destroy. right from the beginning. in their quest for power the radical democrats have turned into an angry mob. you don't hand matches to an arsonist and you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob. republicans believe in the rule of law. pete: you don't hand matches to an arsonist. he laid out the 2018 parameters, resist versus results. you see the insanity of washington dc, never been this insane, so invested in identity politics they can't get out of their own way versus america first, review our constitution, first thing he congratulated last night, we now have that, for conservatives the second amendment, religious rights, the

rights of unborn children, something people have been passionate about for half a century, prayed for a conservative to do it, donald trump delivered on it and brett kavanaugh sits on the court to safeguard the freedoms we love. rachel: rule of law over the rule of the mob. that is another important point we kept bringing up and that contrast between the visuals we saw of protesters screaming at senators. pete: a few protesters which -- rachel: there is an agenda behind that, senators and members of congress who are all in with the mob. that is the contrast he tried. easily two years in. pete: you look at the promises he delivered on the list of accomplishments, we put it up in

the last hour, conservative court which is big news but massive tax cut, strong military, booming economy. >> this is a blue collar recovery the democrats promised to deliver to the working class, never have. the only republican president who has ever been able to deliver on that part of it, blue collar recovery. >> the rally last night what was different last night, he has four coming this week but what was different was this supreme court finally puts the final piece in the puzzle, he was there saying how do you like me now? griff: how do you like me now? it really was because from george bush to john mccain to mitt romney a lot of republican leaders have come and delivered

what the heritage foundation started out 40 years ago, what the federalists wanted, what donald trump has. >> we don't mention the paris climate record, we are out. rachel: killing isis. under obama being really worried about the growing caliphate and we don't even talk about it anymore. >> how do you forget about killing isis? rachel: you forget -- >> such a great point. >> you interviewed john goldberg. i was expecting him to be a little more embracing because we are talking a unity moment between never trump errs, and i didn't get -- i don't know, i wasn't satisfied with jonah goldberg's response, with a list like that of the congressman's. >> a lot of reasons people won't

be satisfied. i don't think the president is worried about it. this won't stop and the resistance will continue. we saw from the left, we got a tweet from nancy pelosi who wants to be speaker of the house, today is profoundly a heartbreaking day, the gop majority has done violence to the reputation of both the senate judiciary committee and the supreme court. i would file a foia request for underlying documents. that fbi report was so damning that susan collins read it and ended up voting for brett kavanaugh. rachel: for the record, doctor ford has reported saying she does not want to pursue this any further. pete: she didn't want to pursue it in the first place. the democrats used her as a

political bludgeon sacrificing her and others in the process to take down a highly qualified nominee and they lost. that is what matters most, they lost, the president held his ground, brett cavanagh will be on the court. >> he put his finger on it, they don't have an emergency grip. >> the radical left has no emergency break. they are takers, they need to take your money, take your kids education, your healthcare and to do that they need power and when they lose state power and lose the court and lose the presidency and was governorship there is nowhere else, no emergency break so they lash out. pete: last night i was asleep but saw the clip this morning, saturday night live is so far left, you have to measure your expectations, usually doesn't think it is funny, we were

laughing but last night they had a pretty funny montage about brett kavanaugh. >> i'm here in the gop locker room where the mood is nothing short of euphoric. >> kavanaugh tonight! >> everybody thought for white men over 62 white men over 70, to pj and we! >> i am not -- couldn't have done it without susan collins, get over here. >> ataxic. we are going to have fun today. >> that is our girl, our one girl. >> we have a party like this funny one. susan rice takes my seat. heather: take it with a grain of salt, a bunch of liberals trying

to be funny but ultimately they play of the common stereotypes and you watch the whole 5 and half minutes. the democrats locker room, somber chuck schumer and joe manchin. rachel: to their credit they did capture the jubilation because i think there is a moment right now, a moment in america where conservatives have united around not just brett kavanaugh but the idea of winning and around donald trump. he is the one giving them a taste of winning and we like this, let's keep going. >> the mitch mcconnell character was my favorite. rachel: rachel mitchell was very good. griff: watch the whole 5 minutes. google it and email us friends@foxnews.com. rachel: we will turn to your

headlines, special fbi team investigating the deadly ambush, south carolina law enforcement officer brett hopkins charged with murder, accused of shooting and killing an officer and injuring six others. two deputies in critical condition. he started shooting because they were coming to question his son about sexual assault allegations. terrence caraway was shot and killed during the standoff and his funeral is tomorrow. socialist darling alexandria ocasio-cortez says the president's policies are forcing her to go -- is that what that says? >> i feel i have this job of being something of a social worker or therapist in my district because this period has been so traumatizing for so many folks. rachel: she's not going to therapy, she is a therapist.

daca it ayman al-zarqawi is a socialist in new york. pete: walkouts in baseball more rare to see them in politics but watch. >> bryans wins the game in overtime. pete: i was watching that game. overtime touchdown, texas and am ruined number 13 kentucky's perfect stand in, they beat the florida gators with a wild 20-14 upset at home and another one, 19th ranked longhorns winning 48-45 over number 7 oklahoma and the texas longhorns are back. how did this sneak in, 22 florida scoring a top-5 upset, lsu 27-19, a different kind of swamp, gators swamp. pete: rose your headlines. pete: judge cavanagh is already to the high court the democrats

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pete: democrats threatening to take down brett kavanaugh if they take control in november. jared nadler vowing to open an investigation saying, quote, the senate failing to do a proper constitutional mandated job of advise and consent, we have to provide a check and balance to protect the rule of law and legitimacy of one of our most important institutions.

harvard law professor emeritus and author of the case against impeaching trump, alan dershowitz. if the dems take the house they say they want to impeach, can they, should they? >> it would be unconstitutional to initiate impeachment proceedings against a sitting justice for something they accuse him of doing when he was a 17-year-old, who violated the core concepts of the constitution. what they would do is try to make up an argument, and that is what they tried to do with bill clinton and the same democrats complained about that. for the sake of the american people, we have to move forward. democrats have to stop trying to have these inquisitions. let brett kavanaugh sit, serve as a justice, evaluate his decisions. he wouldn't of been my choice.

i'm a liberal democrat but for the sake of the country, move forward. pete: i have so much respect for you, you wrote a piece on foxnews.com, i'm a liberal democrat and want to see the house flip but don't want to see the democratic house abuse its authority to use impeachment proceedings against brett kavanaugh. from maxine waters to nancy pelosi to the chair of the house judiciary committee, how can you is a liberal democrat want the house to flip and also not went impeachment proceedings? >> i want to see checks and balances and control the house, i will fight tooth and nail. >> he wrote a book about not impeach the president and that is what they are going to try to do. >> they shouldn't do it and i will fight them on that. that is what democracy is about. i am a democrat but i will fight for democrats, there are republicans who will fight for republicans.

that is what you can balances is about. i will fight for a democrat once it happens. there are things democrats can do to keep the country under control. >> hard for me, if i got the majority, it seems like cognitive dissidents but i understand what you are saying. >> it is not everybody on the democratic side. that is why there should be and will be an internal fight. i am no longer predicting they will necessarily -- they shot

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earth, he died at age 95. $723 million is how much money is up for grabs in the powerball and megamillion jackpot. griff: if i win the powerball i will buy that portrait. milania trump wrapping up her trip with a clear message to the biased media. >> very important what we do with usaid and my initiatives and focus on what i do, not what i wear. rachel: she's referring to biting press coverage of her clothing during high profile trips including yesterday's had criticized as colonial style. here to react is kimberly glazebrook. i have to say i will take a little bit of a different stance with milania. if you don't want people to talk

about your clothes stop looking so fabulous. >> reporter: i know. talk about media bias we usually talk about the president but it is most evident with first lady milania trump. the left has a missed opportunity. they could say we have our first immigrant first lady in the white house so obviously our immigration system isn't broken, works just fine. they can't get past the fact she is beautiful and intelligent. for me, another missed opportunity, so many publications writing about what she was wearing a whether she likes donald trump's tweets when they should talk about pressing issues in africa. pete: how much do you believe, how important is it that she is taking her critics head on and speaking out and speaking of herself? >> reporter: she can speak 7 languages fluently and address

herself in many ways. this time she did say something and i'm happy she stood up for herself, don't focus on my clothes and she is right about that. michelle obama said do not wait for somebody to tell you you are special. i agree with that of love that she's doing a lot of great work despite negativity. rachel: she visited ghana, malawi, kenya, egypt, schools, embassies, orphanages. i know this segment is she doesn't want us to talk about her clothes that she did it all in style. >> reporter: she looks great and that is all we heard about. the left think the american public is really shallow or really stupid and all we care about. rachel: we can talk about the great work she's doing and be proud of the fact she makes us all look good.

she is definitely her own person and interesting she is fighting back and taking on her critics head on. pete: i was near el paso when she came down, because the family separated from their families. it was an important moment. does she take on her critics and elevate, the texas border, elevate her impact on these issues? >> reporter: i think so but i don't know because there is so much bias, no matter what she does or what the president does they don't want them to win, don't one them in a positive light or to shine in any way. she should press forward, do what she is doing, people like myself and you know she is doing a great job and don't have to read the new york times to find out what she is wearing tomorrow. rachel: early on they said do not normalize, the left, the media said don't normalize this family. milania despite doing a fabulous job and as i say doing it in

style, despite doing that, they are focusing on her and won't give her a break. she will do what she is doing. it is two years in. thanks for joining us, thanks for bringing it to our attention and you did great. pete: she's an immigrant weather in africa -- they understand the importance of the first lady. >> my mom is an immigrant american with a special connection to milania and i'm sure a lot of other people do. democrats taking their fight against brett kavanaugh to the next level, questioning legitimacy of the supreme court. >> play she's a rainbow.

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pete: apparently they want to shut down the supreme court. former us attorney, voice of clarity in these moments, a confirmation of supreme court justice, you've got these protests. what further level could they take it to? questioning the legitimacy of the supreme court? >> reporter: what we are seeing is something that will be to the detriment of democrats. these protests are self-selecting and in the sense that this particular incident has drawn democrats, radical hard left of democrats to protest, their audibility is more impressive than their actual numbers, but the effect

they had is to galvanize republicans and the right in a way nothing else has in the last two years so ultimately this is part of our politics and it will end up backfiring. pete: it is not just the hard left. look at the tweets in the last 24 hours, eric older tweeting with the confirmation of brett kavanaugh, the treatment of merrick garland, the legitimacy of the supreme court can justify the question. the court must prove through its work that it is worthy of the nation's trust, one word from the ranking member of dianne feinstein tweeting confirm brett kavanaugh is the face of allegations of sexual assault that were not thoroughly investigated, belligerent partisan performance, undermines legitimacy of the supreme court. these are the democrat leaders and former attorney general. >> the fact that they hold

high-ranking positions does not mean they are not part of the hard left in the argument they make makes no sense. i think the justice department is a legitimate institution. the fact that when eric older was deputy attorney general he used it to carry out the corrupt pardon of marc rich doesn't mean to me there's something wrong with the justice department. it means there is something wrong with eric older. that is the way politics works. >> we have institutions and people in those institutions change the fabric of them. as someone who studies the supreme court what does the nomination of brett cavanagh mean as far as the balance of the court? >> i think brett kavanaugh is a careful conservative justice, which as mike lee, the senator from utah pointed out yesterday being a conservative justice is not the same as being a conservative politician. what you will find with justice cavanagh is he will faithfully apply the constitution which

doesn't guarantee conservative outcomes and it is not what conservatives are looking for. we are not looking for judicial in position of conservative policies. what we want is a system that is reflective of what the framers gave us in the constitution, we through our democratic representatives in congress make policy and the court decides the legal questions but doesn't go out of its way to usurp legislative power and that is what you will see under brett kavanaugh. griff: i love your articles. you had when it came out called how the left criminalized politics by weapon icing investigations. give us a preview about what you mean by that. >> what we usually say is we want the fbi and prosecutors to

be aggressive but we say that in a particular context which is criminal investigations which are by their nature limited and finite. if i robbed a bank, prosecutors and investigators say two or four elements you need to prove bank robbery, you either prove the more you can't and move on to the next investigation. what we are seeing is this idea of being aggressive transposed from its proper context which is criminal investigations to things like background checks and counterintelligence investigations so you are asking the fbi and other investigators to be as aggressive as possible but no underlying crime. you are persecuting a person rather than investigating a criminal transaction which is wrong. rachel: we saw under obama the weaponization of agencies against citizens for political reasons. this is the next step. >> will you be the next attorney

general? >> i have always been very content to be on the signature line. if we can keep it that way i am good. rachel: great to see you. pete: some headlines. rachel: i will do this if you don't mind. some would-be thieves failed to bulldoze their way to cash using a tractor to steal an atm from a colorado wells fargo bank. before running away and leaving it behind. it was taken from a nearby construction site and no arrests happened. fury over brett kavanaugh sparking the left to fight for change. students and alumni at the college arts and design in georgia demanding justice clarence thomas's name be stripped from the building where he was an altar boy. their petition is called take a

sexual predator's name off of the building. it stems from thomas's nomination in 1991 to the supreme court and anita hill's sexual assault allegations. donald trump sending a message the national anthem the others, stand up for america. the phrase is printed on the campaign website, the red, white and blue shirts, flag on the sleeve along with trump's own on the back, selling for $99 each. that is capitalism. pete: i got $99. rachel: watch your step, that is the money from deputies after a monster alligator decided to be the doormat that someone's home, deputies posting photos on facebook saying just another day in the life. they issued the 6 long beast away from the front door but the gator was not happy. when you drain the swamp in dc this is where they go.

griff: i don't think the alligator came for the weather. ask him, are alligators friendly? >> those alligators are there before any swamp worms. they were there first. let's talk the weather. a lot going on. one tropical storm we are watching or about to become a tropical storm. that energy in the yucatán peninsula of mexico will go north, not talked about this much because it is developing quickly, we could have a hurricane on our doorstep wednesday around the panhandle of florida. not much time to prepare, not a big chance it will be a strong hurricane but a minimal hurricane. that said, two stripes of rain, the one on the east coast from parts of the panhandle coming from this tropical system which might become a hurricane and would be called matthew. look the moisture in the central plains, that is a bigger

concern, significant flooding for the next few days. 8 inches of rain certainly. rachel: we are actually listening to you. you asked us yesterday, we are watching and listening. >> i shamed you into it. pete: it could become a hurricane named matthew. >> did i say matthew? it is michael. i don't know if i said matthew or if you weren't listening. pete: we will check the tape on that. donald trump's winning streak continues. >> we are going to win win win, never get tired of winning. pete: you won't see this on any other network. we will breakdown his big wins next weekend the army needs new recruits. we are pushed through basic training on fox square to show you what it is like.

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griff: confirming a second justice to the supreme court, economy on fire with the unemployment rate at another record low and minting a new trade deal with canada and mexico, just one of many of the list of winnings. here is heather, good morning, how are you? if you look at the record low unemployment, 3.7%, the lowest since 1969, increase in wages 2.8% increase in wages per year and look at the president

talking about it last night. what do you make of this progress? we are two years into this administration. >> we are the lowest levels of unemployment since 1969. manufacturing and construction jobs on the rise, wages aching up 2.8% and it is only going to get better. this is another win for donald trump, 96 straight months of employment gains making a record. pete: we talk a lot in the hallways in washington, we were talking about brett kavanaugh, making history, justice brett kavanaugh. how significant is this a compliment? >> it is a big accomplishment for donald trump, coupled with the economic agenda, deregulation, tax cuts and the fact the markets are near all-time highs. this economy looks good, big win for donald trump heading into the midterm elections and it will help republicans. it will be a talking point and

corporate tax cuts will continue to fuel stock prices higher in the economy as well. griff: how hard can this economy go? donald trump was joking about vote democrat when you're tired of winning but how hard to go? >> no one is ever tired of winning. i think the beginning of tax cuts is the foundation put in place for middle income americans and corporate tax cuts. look at tax cuts 2.0 that may pass, not before the midterms but this is the beginning of a long economic expansion. we are double market cycle and it is not going to be over anytime soon. pete: i can't let you go until the news that was not mentioned much and that is a new nafta deal, the us-mexico canada

agreement, he is going to have a new agreement. how significant is that? >> i applaud the deal. it gives us dairy farmers better access to canada and protect our auto workers. more car parts have to be made in north america than ever before and 40% of the car has to be made by workers making $16 an hour. that means we are protecting us manufacturing jobs from being shipped to mexico because of cheap labor. this deal will make the us a manufacturing powerhouse once again. griff: thank you very much. cory booker and joe biden, donald trump is dreaming about them. he explains why coming up. the army needs new recruits. we are being put through basic training in fox square to show you what it is like. there they are in the army. ♪ ♪ work hard play hard ♪ work hard play hard

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>> the u.s. army looking for new recruits. rachel: pete hegseth and griff jenkins warming up to see what it takes. pete: sergeant first class and several us soldiers, welcome, guys, you are always looking for recruits. >> we are. griff: are we having a harder time? >> that has an impact. last year the army missed its recruiting goal but putting in 70,000 recruits which is more than the army has done since 2010, physical qualifications are a large art of that. >> reporter: you must be low on recruits.

hs what they will do next. >> they will one through physical qualifications it takes to be a soldier across the united states. 71% of young men and women are not qualified. 71%. a large part of that is the physical attributes we look for. pete: 29% are qualified. >> we will do it. >> in the army. >> mountain climbers. >> one, 2, three, four, five. we will move on. >> who is doing push-ups? 5 push-ups. one, 2, three, four, five. now we go to 6. come on. i have got you.

now -- keep those arms and shoulders. extend it up. >> all the way. >> you are up first. you need proof. >> this way. >> all the way up. >> all you do is one. >> there we go. >> all right. >> "fox and friends". >> why don't we compete and see who can do it. >> that was great. >> you have 45 seconds to make it into the hall of fame.

45 seconds to go. now. 5 mountain climbers. >> all right. >> i got the wardrobe. here we go. >> going to make it, you can do it. >> why don't you do this? >> come on. >> right in. come on. >> that is my man right there. >> great job. >> i thought about joining the army but don't know if i qualify. >> really happy. >> new york city recruiting battalion, keep on recruiting. >> still ahead, michelle malka and, david bossi, maria bartiroma and kenneth starr all here.

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with the confirmation of kavanaugh, the legitimacy of the supreme court can justifiably be questioned. >> what we're seeing is actually something that's going to redound to detriment of democrats. it'll end up backfiring. >> the only reason to vote democrat is if you're tired of winning. right? we want to win, win, win! ♪ ♪ rachel: look at that. these guys are still breathing hard. [laughter] pete: i did not interlock my fingers behind my head, which if you know the army, disqualifies your sit-up form. so, griff, you may have won by default. griff: there are u.s. army colonels that are saying there's no way i'm taking that old guy. [laughter]

pete: our audience will not forget the fact you crushed your shoulder jumping into a pool on this show. how does your shoulder feel? griff: i got on that first pull-up, and i'm like, hold on. rachel: griff hurt his shoulder once before during one of our activities out on the fox square and so, you know, pete had a little bit of an advantage. griff: i'll tell you, it's doing pretty well. pete: look at that. rachel: and by the way, that is the exact move that donald trump made yesterday at the rally in topeka, kansas -- pete: wait, wait, why was he there? rachel: to promote his agenda and celebrate brett kavanaugh's -- pete: got a new supreme court justice, in case you missed it -- and i'm sure you didn't -- he was confirmed yesterday. the president gets on air force one, literally signs his confirmation on the plane of air force one, lands -- as rachel said -- in kansas. just saying the word kavanaugh

brought the crowd to their feet. listen to president yesterday. >> i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people and our beloved constitution. [cheers and applause] the biggest thing is a president can do, they've always said, is supreme court justice, the biggest. [cheers and applause] we've had two in less than two years. i guess, you know -- [cheers and applause] radical democrats launched a disgraceful campaign to resist, obstruct, delay, demolish and destroy right from the beginning. in their quest for power, the radical democrats have turned into an angry mob. you don't hand matches to an arsonist, and you don't give power to an angry, left-wing mob. republicans believe in the rule of law, not the rule of the mob. [cheers and applause]

better president he really -- pete: he really laid it out for the future, rachel, you've done a great job laying it out this morning. it's resist versus results. finally a politician, who wasn't a politician before, was a businessman, delivered. rachel: he absolutely did. and he also laid out, listen, if you want rule of law, remember, that's what he ran on in the 2016 campaign, rule of law versus rule of mob. and this week the left really did a good job of showing what the mob looks like and what they're willing to do in terms of dirty tricks in politics and also shouting down death threats to our members of congress and really kind of tearing down our institutions. the president laid that out, and i think that's a decision people are going to have to make in november. griff: he did. i mean, the history, you cannot overstate the history of brett kavanaugh being appointed to supreme court. but it was rooted in the president's willing to face that mob, take 'em head on, head

first, and in doing so, inspired mitch mcconnell to do so and then, ultimately as i mentioned yesterday, even susan collins finally said, you know what? the democrats have crossed the line. they've gone too far, and that's why she had that great quote which is when you become too hysterical, fairness goes right out the door. pete: you made this point last hour, so i like to steal your best points -- [laughter] and use them as my own. conservatives and elsewhere you have wanted a cowt faithful to constitution, this truly is that moment. and no one thought it would be that businessman, donald trump, but it took someone who was willing to fight, didn't back away from a nominee who had been totally smeared. and ultimately are, as a result today, it's five -- wrong camera side -- 5-4 on the supreme court, in favor of conservatives. and that means your second amendment rights are safe, your freedom of speech, the religious liberty, the rights of unborn children.

this president delivered on. griff: we should take a sunday morning before you go to church -- pete: think about that fact. that is a huge victory for this country. griff: that's right. if you look at really what the conservative think tanks, the heritage foundation, have talked about, they all heark back to president ronald reagan and building a shining city on the hill. a conservative court, a strong military, a booming economy, fair trade deals, he's delivered all of them. rachel: when i think about some of the never trumpers, and we all have them in our lives, what more do you want? pete: never drum possessor seem to be what -- trumpers, never happy. rachel: eric holder, here's what he had to say about brett kavanaugh's confirmation. he put a tweet out. it said with the confirmation of kavanaugh and the process which led to it and the treatment of merrick garland, the legitimacy of the supreme court can justifiably be questioned. the court must now prove through its work that it is or worthy of

the nation's trust. very interesting. already setting up the delegitimacy of the supreme court unless, you know, roberts or somebody else on the court votes the way the liberals want. okay, then we'll say it's legitimate. pete: look out for that. they're going to start pressuring roberts to become the new kennedy and the swing vote. we'll see what happens there. all you can do is nominate someone you think is good. griff: it's not isolated to eric holder who, by the way, the former attorney general you'd think would not go so strident on matters of legal fairness. but you've also got dianne feinstein who was the ranking member on the judiciary committee challenging the legitimacies of the court that she just went through the process. pete: we have one institution that americans generally trust to be fair -- rachel: but that's sort of a socialist thing, tear down these institutions. i think it's important, why brett kavanaugh's seat is so important to them, why this fight was so important to them that they were willing to do just about anything to take him down, and that is because the

left doesn't like to win -- or can't win on their ideas, on the power of their ideas and arguments, so i they use the deep state and the courts to get what they can't do in the elections. and so with this vote being so crucial, that's why -- pete: it's pivotal. and earlier on the program, this is what andy mccarthy had to say. >> the fact that they hold high ranking positions doesn't mean they're not part of the hard left, and the argument doesn't make any sense. for example, i think the justice department is a legitimate institution. the fact that when eric holder was deputy attorney general, he used it to carry out the corrupt pardon of mark rich doesn't mean to he there's something wrong with the justice department, there's something wrong with eric holder. that's kind of the way politics works. pete: and elections have consequences. griff: maybe eric holder is going to rub -- to run for

president. rachel: the president's got a whole list of people he's dreaming about running against. >> i'm dreaming of those candidates. i see those candidates before my eyes. every night before i go to sleep. [laughter] sometimes while i'm sleeping, i love them so much. [laughter] cory booker, sleepy joe biden who, who ran for president two or three times. remember he challenged me to a fight? i'd love that, that would -- [cheers and applause] that wouldn't last long. that would not last long. the only reason to vote democrat is if you're tired of winning. right? tired of winning. we want to win, win, win! pete: you know, these midterms are hugely consequential for his agenda and for what washington looks like for the next two years. you can tell in his campaign

style he's already ready to litigate the success of his last two years versus the resistance that he's faced. he didn't just mention spartacus, which will be his nickname forever in cory booker, but also he mentioned elizabeth warren, pocahontas, daring her to take a dna test which will haunt her until she does. rachel: no question about that. he's so smart to lay out these wins because they really are significant. this is a presidency that has had, you know, the media pound on it nonstop. and so, you know, there's -- the obama administration, i think, was a lot of hype, and this is a presidency built on solid ground, on results. so you can knock him for his style, but imagine donald trump without these wins. i mean, this is a presidency, you look at a 51%, it's not about hype, it's totally about results. pete: yeah. because the media will never give him credit. on the failing new york times this morning just one little column about the supreme court.

they really think it's important, they'd splash the whole headline. itty bitty over here. they were never cheering for him, he has to do it on his own. gary give you know who is -- griff: you know who is for him, our viewers. we've got some of your comments, that's a tease. rachel: i'm going to give you some headlines. all right, the husband of a missing elementary schoolteacher is fearing the worst after police discover a body. medical examiners in maine will determine whether or not it's 47-year-old kristin westra. she was reported missing on monday after her husband noticed she left without her car or cell phone. a washington post contributor is missing, and can authorities believe he was killed inside saudi arabia's consulate in istanbul. washington post sources say a 15-member saudi arabian team attacked jamal in a pre-planned murder. the saudi arabian journalist is a known critic of the country's

leadership. the consulate is claiming that these claims are baseless. secretary of state mike pompeo meeting with the south korean president in just moments -- or, actually, just moments ago. the top u.s. dip lo hat a-- diplomat arriving in seoul this morning following a visit to north korea. pompeo writing on twitter: critical nuclear talks with kim jong un are making progress. he'll wrap up his east asia tour with a stop this china. pete: and now, yes -- thank you, rachel. a look at your major league baseball players, aaron judge powers the new york yankees past the red sox. >> ball and a strike -- high drive way back, deep left centerfield, good-bye! [cheers and applause] my goodness, aaron judge! pete: gary sanchez also hit two home runs in that game. judge and sanchez leading the yankees to a 6-2 win in boston to knot the series at one game

apiece. and houston striking out 12 batters in a row over the indians, and the astros are looking to close out the series tomorrow night. it is october, it is baseball which means it's baseball which means it's football which means basketball is coming and hockey. it's a great moment to be a sports fan. rachel: do you know i've never been to a professional baseball game ever? pete: whoa. i think we have a future segment for this show. pete, rachel and griff go to a -- griff: we do have david bossie joining us, you don't want to miss us. rachel: plus, al sand dray ya ocasio-cortez says despite getting rid of the electoral college. seriously? this is what socialists -- ♪ ♪

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pete: the senate finally confirmed now-justice brett kavanaugh after a months-long, bruising battle that caused deep tuitions between the two parties and have some questioning, who are the real winners? joining us now to discuss the showdown is former trump campaign manager david bossie. david, i'm going to ask you three questions out front so you don't get ahead of yourself, who won, who lost, and will the never trumpers admit this president has delivered on that agenda? first start, who won in this confirmation battle? >> clearly, president trump won and the american people won. president trump promised during the campaign of 2016 to deliver

a great constitutional conservatives to supreme court and to federal judiciary, and he has delivered on that. it is an enormous victory and an enormous week for the president. unemployment at 3.7, a 49-year low, wages increasing by almost 3%, this week you have the renegotiation of the bad nafta deal. and bringing canada into that mexico agreement, another great victory for this president. so, yep, his win just continues. i don't think he's getting tired of winning, but he might be close. but, look, we also have lindsey graham, and we also have chuck grassley as huge winners this week. pete: yeah. >> pivotal moments during the hearing, pivotal moments for the chairman to lead this process, mitch mcconnell, another enormous winner. the never trump movement, the establishment has come together over one issue, and that was brett kavanaugh. one issue has galvanized this movement, if you will, and brought everyone together, and i

think 30 days before the election this midterm election it's so vital that that we keep this up. because if you look at the chaos, let's go to losers. you look at the chaos, the mob mentality of the left, that's all they have, the anger and the hatred. they have nothing else. they have no agenda for the american people. so if you look at what they're about, if you -- and you transform that, you look forward to november election, that is what you get. you get more chaos if you elect democrats to control the house. that is all you're going to get is your investigations and undoing what the president has attempted to do. pete: no, the president laid that out nicely last night as well. you've been in washington for a couple of decades -- [laughter] no, as a knight fighter, how the conservative movement has evolved. will those who were not supportive of this president initially eventually, going forward, recognize he is implementing the agenda they could only have dreamed of? is. >> you know what? it's such an important question.

it's really about the personalities. and i think if you were -- if you removed donald trump from the presidency and it was president john smith, if you will, you would have conservatives and these never trumpers championing what he is doing. his record on the economy, his national security, building up our national defense, our federal judiciary, his appointments, his deregulatory approach to government. pete: yep. >> you would see them just putting him on a pedestal. but they cannot get themselves, they cannot get to do that because they dislike him personally. it is really a disservice to conservative movement because there's a lot of these folks that are just disingenuous now. and you look at this jennifer reuben who's a so-called conservative at "the washington post," that's the fake news right there. she's not a conservative and hasn't been in a long time. pete: david, come to new york city soon, and let's have a couple beers for brett, is that a deal? [laughter] >> i would love to do that. pete: done deal.

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♪ ♪ griff: time for some quick headlines. fox's last man standing topping the ratings for a second straight week, pulling in more than six million viewers, joining the network after getting canceled on abc. and sarah sanders is making a surprise cameo on tv, the white house press secretary playing the target of a fake reporter's rant on murphy brown. and happy 22nd birthday to fox news channel. it officially launched on this day in 1996.

it began with "fox & friends," a morning show, and the floor director was there that day -- pete: come on, dave, wave at the camera. rachel: come on, day, wave. give give there we go. peter: dave came with the building, and we've kept him ever since. [laughter] at six a.m. on this very day 22 years ago, this network went on -- right, dave? >> right. give give well done, dave. pete: we salute you, brother, nice job. rachel: conservative women from all around the country are gathering in washington for the first ever women for america first summit in washington d.c. i had the opportunity to join some of these ladies and speak to them about why they support president trump and his agenda. take a look. we are at the women for america first summit put on by women for trump. these ladies are ready to fight. their motto is heels on, gloves off. we're going to talk to some of them right now to find out why they are so on fire. ♪ ♪

>> we've been hearing from women across the country that they want to come together, and so we threw this together so that we can be with like-minded women and talk about why donald trump's america first agenda is an agenda for women and all americans. we have an amazing lineup. we've heard from sarah sanders -- >> the work that we do just because it's more out front is certainly not as important or more important than all of the work that each of you do every single day supporting this president. >> there's a lot of women out there who support trump, but they're getting pushback from the media and which the culture saying how can you support trump as a woman, as if there's a woman card that will be removed if you don't do those things. there's over 100 women here today for this conference, what to you say to people who believe that? >> for me, it's real simple. i look at the policies of the individual. i believe in individual responsibility. i bereave in lower taxes, i believe in growing our economy, fighting for better trade deals, safer, stronger communities,

better education. these are all things not just as a woman, but as a parent that matter to me. this is a president who believes in strong, powerful women. just look at all the ones around him. and he believes in empowering them. but doing so will put them on a ground where they know they can do anything they want to do. >> women's issues are the same as everybody, the same as the men except there's a focus on is my family safe, is my country safe, and what are we going to do from here. >> we voted for somebody to come this and clean up the swamp and get the truth back where it should be. rachel: one of the tactics of the left is to say they represent all women, and you being here today says what to those women? >> they would be surprised how few women they represent. >> yeah. they don't represent this woman, that's for sure. ♪ ♪ rachel: do you think the left was expecting this kavanaugh effect on the right? >> i don't think they were. and they're still mad because they lost the 2016 presidential election.

so this is what they're going to do, they're going to have a temper tantrum. no one should suffer what this man has gone through. and i've got to tell you if you're male in america today, this could happen to you are. >> an accusation becoming a conviction is terrifying for all of us. it should be terrifying for mothers of sons, mothers of daughters and women in general. so i think that we're going to see a red wave. ♪ rachel: now, the theme of this summit is heels on, gloves off. what does that mean to you? >> that means that it's time for the silent majority to become the loud majority. >> we care about jobs, the economy, national security, and is we're united together here to support the president and his policies. >> we have the freedom to put our heels on, take our gloves off and fight for the values that made this country what it is and to make america great again. rachel: and make no mistake, these are fighters. they don't put on pink hats, hold vulgar signs, but this is how conservative women are

fighting, and they're very jazzed up about what happened with brett kavanaugh -- pete: do you think they're more excited now than election day? has the enthusiasm gone up? has it waned? rachel: absolutely, the numbers have grown. people that didn't think this would work even on the conservative side are excited about the wins that we talked about earlier. and, boy, they do not like this battle of the sexes that the left is setting up. and a lot of them told me we're here because we want to stand up for the men that we love, and we don't want to throw them under the bus in order to get progress and achievement for women. very interesting can conversation. griff: we'll see, they may play a big role in the midterms in just 30 days. pete: president trump calling out the democrats' mob mentality. >> you don't hand matches to an arsonist, and you don't give power to an angry, left-wing mob. pete: up next, we've got michelle malkin with how we can avoid another judicial nomination circus because we might have another one. we'll see.

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♪ ♪ griff: all right. you're looking at the shot of the morning in north carolina, that is al's burger shack. trip adviser did the top ten cheeseburgers in the nation. i happened to be visiting, taking my daughter to visit the university of north carolina for colleges, she said, dad, the best cheeseburger in the country, there's my daughter, and that one right there, that is al bowers' number one -- that's al right there -- number one cheeseburger in the country. number one. rachel: can we do a road trip there? i'd love to go there. griff: i would drive just to eat that cheeseburger again. pete: i am legitimately jealous. was it the best cheeseburger you've ever had? i-give it was. it was burger haven. pete: we've got to find a way to get them on the program. rachel: by the way, your daughter's beautiful. griff: what's that? rachel: your daughter's beautiful. griff: thank you very much.

beautiful, wonderful, smart and insightful, michelle malkin. good morning, michelle. >> good morning, friends. [laughter] rachel: good morning, friends, i love it. griff: this is quite a historic moment, and it certainly can't be overstated, but we want to get your take on really president trump's calling out, standing up to democrats, to mob as he calls it and says, you know, look, no more. here's a little bit of what he had to say. >> you don't hand matches to an arsonist, and you don't give power to an angry, left-wing mob, and that's what they've become. [cheers and applause] the democrats have become too extreme and too dangerous to govern. republicans believe in the rule of law, not the rule of the mob. [cheers and applause] pete: michelle? >> that line was the line of the

night. it was the line of the year. and i have to say in the more than quarter century that i have been covering grassroots conservative politics can and the larger political scene in the america, i cannot remember a more consequential moment than this weekend's confirmation of judge kavanaugh, and my hat is off to president trump because i cannot think of any other politician this modern history -- in modern history, whatever letter they have by their name, who could have withstood the onslaught that president trump did in standing by this nominee. the tactics that we have seen of the left by any means necessary ideology perfected over the last three decades has never been pushed back at the way the president did. and it is because of his own

unique biography and independence from the beltway establishment that allow this moment to happen. rachel: michelle, you've had your pulse on the base for so long. this is something that's always frustrated you about republicans, that they always crumble, they always get weak-kneed when they hear sexist, homophobic, misogynyst, racist. and this is -- you're right, this is a big moment. do you think republicans are learning from donald trump on how to fight? >> they better be, and i think that we saw some of the beltway senate republicans more emboldened than we've ever seen them before. and the contrast between the rule of law and rule of mob really is the ultimate theme of the midterms leading up until 2020. and it is probably the most unifying theme that we have been able to define over these years. because whether you're an economic conservative, more of a

libertarian or a social conservative, this is the bedrock unifying principle that is going to drive people to polls. it's not just about the rule of law and the rule of the mob, it's about reason versus rage. and in large part, seeing how the democrats have not only overreached, but also overscreeched, it's really about whether you choose to live in an america that embraces peace and prosperity or these pink hats and profound profanity and, yes, insanity. pete: well said. >> that's the speech writer coming out in me. pete: so well said. [laughter] it was a circus, and there was a lot of screeching. and we want to look forward because the court is now a 5-4 constitutionally conservative majority. >> yes. pete: however, you say there's some things we need to look into as well about this process. >> yes. i called this week for a serious

investigation of the senate democrat wrecking machine. even in the wake of this victory, there are still a lot of unanswered questions about who on the judiciary senate committee among those democrats were handing out the senate gallery passes like pez canty to likes -- candy to likes of piper perabo and the hundreds of people that were interrupting the senate judiciary hearings from minute one, day one, second one of the hearings. and i think that there should be an investigation of the protest orchestration as well as those leaky leaks. and, ultimately, the accuser procurement machine that i believe existed between the senate judiciary committee, i believe senator dianne feinstein's office is and all of these soros satellite groups that obviously were doing this for months and months in advance of the late hits that failed. griff: well, it's not even a guess, michelle, because we saw

cory booker openerly encouraging them -- openly encouraging them to behave that way. let me get to one other thing, and that is you have a message for all the mama bears concerned about their sons. what's that about? >> i do. i do. you know, i have joked that for my son's upcoming 15th birthday that i should buy him a body cam. and there's a very serious message here about protecting our boys. and i have a boy and a girl. and i believe that my girl is pretty well off because, you know, you've got all of these radical feminists on these college campuses. griff, you mentioned you're doing the college visit tour. i just sent my daughter off to college earlier this summer. and there's plenty of resources for them. but what about our boys? and, you know, short of having them wear body cam, they have to be or very, very cognizant of the fact that these kinds of false allegations of rape or sexual asaw salt ruin -- assault ruin lives every day. you have to be careful about who you associate with, and you have

to know that you cannot simply trust that your good name and good character is not going to be p ruined in a second by people who have a lot of incentives to lie whether it's political or financial, revenge. and that is something that the radical feminists will not acknowledge, that these kinds of false allegations are common. they are not rare. and that kind of propaganda ruins everybody's lives. griff: good point. rachel: well said. well said. pete: thank you, michelle. rachel: you never disappoint. >> and happy birthday, fox news. griff: thank you. rachel: okay, we're going to do some headlines now. you guys okay with that? i'm going to do it. we talked about that earlier, isis sending a chilling new, deadly threat of a knife attack surprise at concerts in this poster. a suited terrorist is hiding a knife behind a crowd of cheering music fans. the disturbing warning comes shortly after the one-year anniversary of the las vegas massacre at the country music

festival. the supreme court confirmation has democratic socialist alexandra ocasio-cortez slamming the process, weighing in on twitter saying, quote, it is well past time we eliminate the electoral college, a shadow of slavery's power on america today that undermines our nation as a democratic republic. and anonymous street artist banksy now revealing he's behind the self-destruction of his painting moments after it sold for $1.4 million. experts believe the value of the shredded increase actually increased by 50% since it's part of history now. banksy is posting this on instagram of a shredder being built in the frame. that's kind of clever. and those are your headlines. pete: it's brilliant. make it, destroy it, then maker more money. well done, sir. griff: nancy pelosi is not

giving up in the fight against brett kavanaugh. wait until you hear her latest effort. pete: and do you know where your date stands on justice kavanaugh? oh, now i get it. if you go on a date, where does the person you're dating stand? you better ask 'em, what do they think about brett kavanaugh? we'll discuss. ♪ nothing says fall like a homecoming football game, so let's promote our fall travel deal on choicehotels.com like this. touchdown. earn a free night when you stay just twice this fall. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com

♪ ♪ pete: we're back. a couple of quick sports headlines. ufc star conor mcgregor or goes down this his return to octagon. the real fireworks came after the bell when his opponent jumped the cage and started a brawl toward mcgregor's team and others in the crowd. he was not done fighting after four rounds. at least three people were arrested. you're supposed to stay inside the octagon.

and the florida gators inducting tim tebow into their ring of honor after the first quarter of their game against lsu. tebow joining legends like are running back emmett smith and coach steve spurrier. the 2007 heisman trophy winner led the gators to two national titles. griff: how about that. all right. democrats aren't giving up their fight against justice brett kavanaugh. rachel: and now house minority leader nancy pelosi wants the fbi report to go public as she and others hint at impeachment. pete: jennifer griffin is live in washington with the latest. >> reporter: good morning, pete. democrats and protesters we spoke to before and after the vote said the next fight for them will come at the ballot box in november. house minority leader nancy pelosi questioned the fbi investigation, quote: therefore, i am announcing that i will file a freedom of information act request so that the public can see the fbi report. represent thes of the underlying -- transcripts of the

underlying interviews, instructions sent to fbi from the white house and any communications from senate republicans regarding the scope of the investigation. >> the left would block anything donald trump did. they could send up mother teresa, and the left would say, oh, my gosh, she's catholic, so they would block her. >> [inaudible] >> why are they rushing it? i hope for the sake of the court and the senate that more things don't come out. >> reporter: last night lawyers for kavanaugh's accuser, christine blasey ford, provided shannon bream with a signed affidavit from a friend who says he was told before kavanaugh was nominated to supreme court that he had attacked ford 36 years ago. he was never interviewed by the fbi. >> the fbi investigation was absolutely a complete sham. it was, ultimately, something where the fbi was told they could only interview nine people.

>> reporter: senator markey went on to tell me that the american political process is at rock bottom. back to you. pete: jennifer, thank you very much. griff: appreciate it. pete: can't get much closer. all right, well, you know president trump loves winning. >> we want to win, win, win! [cheers and applause] we never get tired of it. pete: you probably won't see this on any other network, so we break down his big winning streak coming up. rachel: and do you know where your date stands on justice kavanaugh? a new washington post op-ed says you should know, and we're going to discuss that next. ♪ ♪ (honking)

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griff: do you know where your date stands on brett kavanaugh? according to "the washington post," you should. rachel: in a new op-ed, editor lisa bonos writes, quote: i made a decision, i wasn't going to talk about brett kavanaugh. if my date brought him up, i planned to say i'd rather not go there. that promise didn't last long. once i brought up the summit, i realized just how important it is to have these conversations on first dates. griff: well, here to react, cr-the host ali are beth stuckey. good morning to you. >> morning. griff: this is -- it feels like we already went through this with president trump back in 2016, but now it's kavanaugh. >> right. and it's based on this really weird, strange argument that we've been hearing that if you believe kavanaugh and the facts of the case, that you don't care about victims of sexual assault, and that's just not true. you can look at the corroborationing that supports his side, still care about victims of sexual assault, still

raise awareness about sexual assault and just not agree with someone on this particular case. it's almost like due process and the presumption of innocence is now a turnoff, and i find that really, really troubling. [laughter] rachel: but you're a young woman. do you think that the politics of today, the divisiveness of it, the so much of the men versus women and the way it's being set up by the left, is it infecting people's dating lives? i'm happily married, so i just don't know what's going on out there. >> i'm happily married too, but i have friends in the dating scene, and they would probably say yes because politics hases become this moral be issue, particularly on the left. if you are on the left, you believe that a conservative is not just politically wrong, but that a they're a bad person, that they're a bigot, a xenophobe, all of these things that that they're not. and i think that that really makes dating difficult when you feel like as a conservative you have to defend your morality for believing in, i don't know, low taxes and smaller government.

griff: well, you know, the famous adage is love knows no boundaries, but it doesn't seem like we can have a power couple, if you will remember the clinton years, it's just not even possible in this environment. >> right. tensions are so high, partisanship is so high. there are so many studies showing we're more polarized than we've ever been. and, again, it's because of this moralizing that we see on the left, that self-righteousness. -- and that's not to say it doesn't exist on the right as well, but simply for disagreeing with them. we can't have healthy debates and discussions anymore. i think it's okay as long as you agree on values to maybe disagree on policy with your date. but, hey, maybe that's not where we are anymore. i'm just glad i'm married. [laughter] rachel: yeah, me too. it seems like the president can make america great again, let's see if we can make love great again in america. [laughter] griff: allie beth stuckey, thank

you. rachel: democrat senator hirono attacking republicans. take a look. >> republicans can't deal fairly with sexual assault and the survivors. rachel: but coming up, we talk to a sexual assault survivor who supports kavanaugh who has a message for the senator. griff: plus, maria bartiromo and ken starr both here live in the next hour, we are not done yet! get more coffee and join us. ♪ ♪ it's time for sleep number's fall sale on the new sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, during our fall sale weekend special, the queen sleep number 360 c2 smart bed is only $899. ..

>> the u.s. senate confirmed judge brett kavanaugh to the united states supreme court. a victory for our nation, our

people and our beloved constitution. >> america has a new supreme court justice and the president and senate delivered. >> it is about reason versus rage. >> i'm in the gop locker room where the mood is euphoric. >> white men over 60, white men over 70. pete: mob mentality, that is all they have. >> the only reason to vote democrat is if you are tired of winning. we want to win win win. >> griff jenkins warming up to see if they have it what it takes. ♪ ♪ let's get it started here ♪ let's get it started here

♪ >> you may have missed it, we had a little army test. did they come with an application to join the army? >> the army can do much better than me. anytime you can be associated with anybody from the army, marines, navy, coast guard, it is fun to try to live up with their standards. rachel: you are both great. a lot of winning by the way. we have so much going on. pete: a big sunday morning and if you are like me, no beer here but there should be. is this a big morning for america? griff: if you are a recent arrival to planet earth, major news in the last few hours, we

can't lose sight, brett kavanaugh is now justice brett cavanagh, officially sworn in, court start tuesday, four cases this weekend brett cavanagh will be sitting. >> it is a 5-for constitutionally conservative majority. based on what we know, the president happened to be in kansas for another of his rallies and you might imagine brett kavanaugh's name came up. >> i stand before you today on the heels of a tremendous victory for our nation, our people and our beloved constitution. biggest thing a president can do is supreme court justice. we had two in less than two years. radical democrats launched a

disgraceful campaign to resist, obstruct, delay, demolish and destroy, right from the beginning. in their quest for power the radical democrats have turned into an angry mob. you don't hand matches to an arsonist and you don't give power to an angry left-wing mob. republicans believe in the rule of law, not the rule of the mob. >> there it is, the 2018 contest. >> the most important line of the rally, the rule of law versus rule of law, donald trump ran on rule of law and that is what happens when the left uses tactics they have always used which is rule of mob, on full display and americans didn't like it. griff: the rally last might was significant.

last night was his moment to say how do you like me now? not only the left but the republicans that didn't support him. this was the final piece of the puzzle. it was like king arthur pooling excalibur out of the stone because so many before him, george bush, john mccain, mitt romney couldn't draw the sword but he did by finally getting a conservative court. rachel: great point. david bossi, different people but both have great views. michelle malcolm talked about the onslaught donald trump is taking. >> my hat is off to donald trump because i cannot think of any other politician in modern history, whatever letter they have by his name who could have

withstood the onslaught donald trump did in standing by this nominee, tactics they have seen of the left by any means necessary, ideology that has been perfected in the last three days has never been pushed back. in a way this president did. griff: never knew it was going to be arthur and no one thought it would be donald trump. he said he will get tired of winning. ten years and we have a list of just some of the accomplishments, chief among them neil gorsuch and two supreme court nominees, the jobs up, all the things we could go on about, tpp, paris climate accord, naming of the embassy but you made a -- talk about isis, how do you forget the destruction of isis.

barack obama ran on bin laden is dead mgm is alive. that was the campaign slogan. isis is utterly destroyed by this president, not only the jobs gm and others, putting back organically, not the government spending your taxpayer dollars and this president has taken the boot off the throat of small and large businesses that create those jobs everyone -- he can run on i destroyed isis and all your companies are coming back. >> this recovery is helping the working class, democrats purported to represent forever and haven't been able to offer anything other than handouts and dependency and you have a president -- and bailouts -- and offering an economy that gives them financial independence and security abroad.

we have seen them over the weekend. i they are going to be happy. everything on their list is being checked out in record time. there only beef with the president. they don't like his style. >> they are never happy. and and this is what david bossi said. and and to the -- he delivered his second supreme court justice. an enormous victory and enormous week for the president. and employment 3.7, 49 year low, wages increased by 3% this week, renegotiation of the bad nafta

deal and bringing canada into the agreement, the great victory for the president. his when continues. don't think he is getting tired of winning. >> republicans had forgotten. think tanks, magazines, the world the way it should be. and this businessman said it will happen with a style necessary to the moment and knife fighting metaphorically in the political since we are going to win. >> donald trump understands americans at a visceral level was one of america's favorite movies is rocky. we like winning. winning begets more winning. this is what it feels like to not crumble, stand together and went on principle. griff: your commander is tough and send a clear vision it makes you tough. suddenly fight back, and i will

yell back. before there was a hesitancy. you have seen it. that is called cohesion. donald trump rallied mitch mcconnell in that fight and sue collins to take the stand and say what you are saying is this winning feels good. we will never know what ronald reagan would have said about this accomplishment but it looks like the hill he asked for when it comes to the conservative court, strong defense, booming economy, low unemployment and deregulation. >> they will be forced. there is a show run by a bunch of never trump is because they are all liberals, saturday night live. they do good political commentary and you know where they are coming from.

go watch the full 5 minute clip. talking about brett kavanaugh's confirmation and republicans celebrating. >> i'm here in the gop locker room where the new mood is nothing short of euphoric. >> brett kavanaugh tonight! let's rock! >> everyone fought for weiss men over 60, white men over 70. we did it because of pj and schooley. >> i not -- going to dare do it without even collins. get over here. >> a tactic. we are going to have fun today. >> that is our girl, our one girl. >> susan rice takes my seat. pete: of course they are making fun of republicans but i like to

laugh and i can laugh especially when we are winning. >> they are mocking republicans. it is funny. but it, they are conceding through this skit that donald trump is winning and the republican party is winning and the republican party is unified and looks like a locker room. >> we asked you what you thought. page said it was nauseating. you should listen to the language, listen to their words. an email from jeff. they missed the losers rocker room. they go to chuck schumer and joe manchin. >> an email from rick. i thought the skit was ridiculous and shows the left's true colors. >> they show their true colors with what they did to kanye west. we know where they are coming from. >> the left as the culture, they have hollywood and this is what

they will put out but a concession there was a win this weekend and unified. >> mitch mcconnell, that is a new character. >> police confirming multiple fatalities after a limo carrying a wedding party crashes into another vehicle on a highway. first responders rushing to the scene in new york, several victims flown by helicopter to a nearby hospital. at this hour police are not releasing how many people were killed. tina turner saying -- the singer writing in a new autobiography that her kidney disease was rapidly declining in 2016, she was, quote, overwhelmed by the enormity of his offer. her book urges readers to be organ donors. pete: walkoffs in baseball.

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we are focusing on brett kavanaugh but underneath that, what mitch mcconnell and others have done to confirm justices throughout the judiciary. >> that is why donald trump was elected. people particularly conservatives wanted to make sure he was able to push for judges with a conservative leaning and the fact is this is what has brought the establishment republicans together with the president. i mentioned in the break they have already signed up say no to amy. they are ready to say no to anyone. on the judicial bench and the supreme court. this president has been successful. griff: they might want to save those amys. rachel: are thousand liberals on another network talking how much they regret not having the judicial nomination and the courts. >> it is true because donald trump got them so insane they

were trying to stop him at all ends and little by little he was putting more judges on the bench and they turned around and said we have to stop this and that is why the level of hate reached such a point that it turned everybody off. pete: is that why we are now seeing from dianne feinstein to attorney general eric older trying to get this questioning of the legitimacy. >> the new thing, let's question the legitimacy which is outrageous that they could say that knowing there was no corroboration to any of these claims against brett kavanaugh. why the conservatives feel this was so important was they want judges to interpret the constitution the way it was written. they don't want a new constitution. they don't want to change the rules our founding fathers put in place. they want the judges to interpret what is in the constitution and that is what

brett kavanaugh does. griff: if you want to change it you have to find a way to amend it. great show this morning. >> we will talk to the chairman of the intel can, devon nunez and senator roy blunt, to talk about the process, what is next for the supreme court and what is next for the senate. it divided the senate. larry kudlow, national economics directories coming up talking about the deal, the numbers we saw in jobs friday. >> we are not talking about the fact that nafta was scrapped and replaced. >> now he's in talks with europeans and japanese. i will talk with darrell isa on the dictionary committee. rachel: democrat senator hirono attacking republican supporting brett cavanagh.

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pete: some quick headlines donald trump hitting the road this week, he will speak at the convention of the international association of chiefs of police in orlando and will discuss law enforcement and securing the southern border and he's not finished spreading a great america message, he is heading to iowa to kick off the start of four more rallies this weekend speaking to voters in kentucky, ohio, and pennsylvania.

rachel: democratic senator hirono slander public and sang their support of brett kavanaugh showed they don't want to hear from sexual assault survivors. >> republicans can't deal fairly, they show sexual assault and the survivors and they are saying to doctor ford and all those in her shoes that we don't want to hear from you and we have to hear from you we will get so there's no fbi investigation, we won't colony other witnesses. >> the survivor of sexual assault and director of the march movement that supported the confirmation of brett kavanaugh, thank you for being here this morning. does the fact that you support brett kavanaugh mean you don't want to hear from anyone? >> i completely agree with

senator hirono that women should be heard. the problem, the democrats and media didn't want to hear from us. anybody that supported brett kavanaugh didn't have anything to do with whether we were assaulted or sexually abused but where do we stand on brett kavanaugh in the media did not want to hear from us. a lot of women were silent and they supported brett kavanaugh. rachel: another group, senator kim jong un one that were silenced, were men. what do you think the idea that the left once men out of the conversation, they have nothing to contribute and how will that advance what you want to see on these issues? >> i'm the mother of eight children, 6 sons, two daughters and i like a lot of mothers, our email, facebook page, every social media outlet is flooded by mothers concerned about their sons and husbands and what this means and our daughters. when sitting senators of the

united states senate are going to diminish the voice of women affected by sexual abuse and turn it into a weapon for political gain it diminishes the voice of every woman that has ever been or will ever be sexually assaulted or abused. that concerns me for my daughters, very concerned about attacks on our sons when you can randomly say they did something and everybody has to believe women. all the believe women shirts flooding the entire capital area, believe women all the time and never believe men, that is a real problem if we are going to go there. pete: brett kavanaugh was dragged through the mud. do you think there's a silver lining that this conversation has been had, people are more aware of sexual assault but people can be very unfairly accused and we should talk to our kids about that? >> we need to prepare our sons was when the vice president said

he's never alone with a woman that his wife everyone made a mockery of him but that is survival tactics now. men have to be on guard all the time and so do our sons. we very much need to make sure our sons are aware. i have a friend who when she was looking for college for her son the first thing she asked was if my son or any boys accused how do you handle that? the campus handles or the police? when the campus handled it it is a big sham like we just saw with brett kavanaugh but when the police handle it they handle it inappropriate channels. that is something where we have this kind of conversation, that is scary. rachel: i have kids, i dropped my daughter off at college, bathrooms and dorms are coed. in the me too era, so many conflicting messages, things for parents to be worried about. the only silver lining of the

last two weeks is we are having honest conversations about sexual assault. >> we need to keep having them, making sure our sons and daughters are prepared for the culture we are living in but it is moms like you and i, nothing against the guys but those who decide the level of standard in our culture, wherever we set the bar is where we go. we as mothers of this country have the power to change it. pete: thank you for your time, appreciate it. brett kavanaugh starts his new job this week. what will his lasting impact the? kenneth starr is here to weigh in life. donald trump taking a stand for the national anthem with his own football jersey. ♪ rock 'n roll all night ♪ and every day ♪ rock 'n roll all night ♪ 300 miles an hour,

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pete: we bring in former independent counsel and contempt, a member of the clinton investigation, judge kenneth starr. a historic day, brett kavanaugh sitting on the supreme court, he worked for you. you know him personally. your reaction to the impact he will have on the high court.

>> he is going to be a great justice. i know brett. he brings billions and yet humility to bear. his record as a circuit court judge for 12 years was just outstanding. one of the most respected judges in the country. let's put this horror behind us, what he called a national disgrace i call a national tragedy. it is up to the court and i think the court can shield itself from all the noise, all the rancor outside, between injustices all know one another. brett kavanaugh is one of the tween 9. they know it judge brett kavanaugh. they know justice brett kavanaugh. i feel good about where we are and thankful, a day of celebration for me, my family because we have known him and his family forever. rachel: how are they doing as a family? we really want to know as a

family, how are they enjoying this moment? >> they are so strong. people either keep them in their prayers, keep sending notes of encouragement. i have sent notes of encouragement, people said i don't how to get through to brett kavanaugh, could you send this along, such cries from the heart of kindness and graciousness and compassion so those voices will be heard. you don't see them on saturday night live. griff: i don't think this was addressed, democrats challenged brett kavanaugh on his impartial jurisprudence, but yet brett kavanaugh worked for merrick garland who was the democrats choice. >> right. this is all political rhetoric. when you step into a court of law like the court of appeals for the district of columbia circuit the second most important court of the land where he has served for 12 years, you have entered the

temple of justice where procedural fairness rains. brett is a respected colleague among all of his colleagues regardless of their philosophical outlook. all of those judges on the court of appeals with whom he served so brilliantly are real judges. what we are seeing in the streets is frankly mob rule. rachel: we are seeing the new strategy on the left, eric older says the confirmation of brett kavanaugh, the process, the treatment of merrick garland, the legitimacy of the supreme court is questioned. the court must prove that it is worthy of the nation's trust. what you make of that is that a threat to justice roberts and everyone else if you don't rule the way we think you should on the left, you are not legitimate? >> it is an idle threat, more

political rhetoric. i regret that it comes from the former attorney general of the united states. i talk about him in my book. in any event let's rise above this, let's have the court honestly wrestle leave questions. i think brett kavanaugh is going to be a great and true and faithful friend of the constitution including protecting those basic liberties. i start with the first amendment. congress shall make no law respecting establishment of the state religion are preventing free exercise thereof and freedom of speech and of the press. i have every confidence that brett kavanaugh will become a great and faithful jurist just as he has been so respected on the court of appeals, he will be a great justice. pete: one of his colleagues is concerned about the court being politically divided. >> political parties have adopted the academic discussions that judges were having for the

longest time about how to interpret laws in the constitution and when the political parties adopted that language as their own, they have now superimposed that on the court. i think that institutional he has heard the court a lot. pete: your reaction? >> i think justice sotomayor who i respect, i disagree with her jurisprudence, signaling something we should take seriously but i have a very different take which is every justice confirmed to this court, i know the mall, each take the oath so seriously, they will shield themselves. i argued 36 cases of the supreme court of the united states and had justices, i am going to get that justice's vote or i didn't or i'm not going to get that justice's vote and i didn't. they take that oath so

seriously. the less the justices say out -- the better. my guidance if it is worth anything is justices, do your work because you do it very ably. stop writing books for the next year and just concentrate on making the supreme court what it is which is a great institution that is historically enjoyed the confidence of the american people. rachel: i remember when we never heard from them other than when they were deciding cases. pete: you might say make the great supreme court great again. you have a new book out contempt the we look forward to reading. thank you very much. talk about the court, thank you. contempt is the name of the book. appreciate it. rachel: a police officer is shot and the suspect killed in an intense gunbattle at an apartment complex, officer samuel bluesy is recovering from bullet wounds to his tired ankle. dylan was shot when responding to shots fired.

dylan matching the description of a sexual assault incident, holding several people hostage during the shootout. he later died at the hospital. the 24-year-old injured officer is expected to be okay. mike pompeo meeting with president moon of south korea and the top us diplomat will be arriving in seoul overnight. he is right incredible nuclear talks are making progress and he's going to wrap up these days a tour with a stop in china. microsoft warning users about a problem with its latest system upgrade. several people claiming the windows 10 update permanently deletes files from their computers, one woman saying all her photos taken for the past 5 years are gone. i feel so bad. microsoft is that new update won't be released until the

reports are investigated. donald trump sending a message to national anthem kneelers, stand up for america. it is printed on the side of his jersey, the campaign website is saying, the red, white and blue shirt supporting number 45 with a flag on the sleeve along with trump on the back, selling for $99. that is a lot of money. your headlines. pete: not having a jersey yet. >> everybody out here was mad about the last hit because now you can have a minute. where are you from? >> new jersey. >> 10 minutes away from here. there we go, texas. let's show what is going on. a lot of oyster out there, east coast looking good the we have a persistent rain from texas to oklahoma. very heavy at times. it won't budget for the next few days. because of that we have flooding going on overnight in the

phoenix area, an inch of rain. take a look what happens, four to six inches of rain in the central part of the country and a little batch near the panhandle and alabama. that is tropical depression 14, later today this will be michael, not matthew. i said the wrong name earlier. it is likely going to become maybe a hurricane before moving on sure around the panhandle of florida sometime wednesday into thursday. not a lot of notice. back to you. griff: you may have gotten the message from a friend on facebook but it is a hoax. nancy pelosi continuing to fight against brett kavanaugh. wait until you hear her latest effort. today, 97% of employerse

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and others hint at a brett kavanaugh impeachment. >> reporter: democratic senators and protesters we spoke to before and after the vote yesterday said the next fight will come at the ballot box in november. house minority leader nancy pelosi questioned the fbi investigation, quote, they are announcing i will file a freedom of information act request. transcripts of underlying interviews and instructions into the fbi, and senate republicans regarding the investigation. there 23 women senators, 6 republicans, one of those, susan collins cast the deciding vote, for election in 2020. a fund was set up to fund her opponent in 2020. that fund raised $3 million.

>> the left would block anything donald trump did, they could say she is catholic and they would block her. >> i hope for the sake of the court and the senate. more things don't come out. >> lawyers for christine blasey-ford provided a signed affidavit from keith keebler, a friend who said he was told brett kavanaugh attacked ford before he was nominated to the supreme court. he was never interviewed by the fbi. >> the fbi investigation was absolutely a complete sham. it was ultimately something where the fbi was told he could only interview tween 9 people. >> reporter: senator marky went on to say the american political

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>> all right thanks for joining us! go to "fox and friends".com for our after the show show. let's have the kids come back. >> good sunday morning everyone thank you for joining us! president trump touting the confirmation supreme court justice nominee, brett kavanaugh. in an historic victory. plus the number two expected back on capitol hill to face new questioning this upcoming week. good morning thank you for joining me i am maria bartiromo. this is sunday morning futures for the present prison justice brett kavanaugh and fellow republicans for rejecting pressure from the quote - left-wing mob. democrats are bound to investigate kavanaugh once again. if they take back power in november. senator roy blunt will join with an exclusive interview cong