jillian: friday, october 26th, this is "fox and friends first". happening right now a fox news alert, stopping the caravan. the move the white house is reportedly considering as donald trump sends boots to the border. homeland security chief is making it clear that caravan will be stopped. >> make it very clear this caravan cannot come to the united states. everything is on the table. i cannot stress that enough. jillian: we are live on the ground in mexico. "fox and friends first" starts right now.

you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. thank you very much for joining us. let's get to the fox news alert, the white house reportedly weighing executive action to stop the migrant caravan as donald trump sends 800 troops to the southern border. griff jenkins live in mexico with a look at the migrant march. thank you for joining us this morning. exactly where are you? >> reporter: we are 150 miles north of the border, the migrant caravan that began october 13th just two weeks into their march. and that is the tip of the several thousand caravan going. a few towns to the south as they

found a place to go tonight, you can see the harsh conditions here as people continue to make it. most of the people you are looking at our from honduras and that is where this originated. organizers for this migrant caravan tell us they plan to continue to go forward and go to tijuana and through mexico city and hold a protest at the us embassy. all this coming on the heels of kirstjen neilsen saying asylum is not something you are going to get if you are coming. >> there seems to be misunderstanding among the caravan. if you're coming to seek family reunification that is not asylum. you cannot stay. if you're coming to seek a job that is not asylum, you cannot stay. >> reporter: all this on the heels of the president

announcing sending 800 troops to the border, and the president reportedly mulling an executive order that would make it more difficult for asylum-seekers to get into the us, the president tweeting to the caravan saying turn around. people here, honduras man a few minutes ago says he came on this trip because the honduran president, juan hernandez, failed him. when he hears the president cutting off aid to honduras it doesn't matter to him because the 8 that has come, the people haven't seen a dime of it. they say many will start waking up soon and begin their march northward because they want to get moving because by midday it will get very hot here. >> i understand the troops will be there by october 30th as well.

now let's get to the other fox news alert, the fed searching a post office facility in florida overnight where several suspicious packages were addressed to democrats, believed to have come through as police review surveillance video outside cnn's offices that could narrow the search for the bomber. todd pyro joins us with the latest development. >> reporter: authorities are focused on the us postal facility they believe some of the packages went through although investigators would not say whether they believe the suspect or suspects were still in the state. federal agents were actively working looking for any clues into the personal group responsible for the potential bombs now numbering 10. joe biden was the latest target with the fbi confirming two suspicious packages similar to the ones that trigger the original scare addressed to him in delaware with one to actor robert they niro.

other figures including barack obama, former secretary of state hillary clinton, liberal billionaire george soros and congresswoman maxine waters received similar packages. another was sent to eric older with the wrong address, sent back to the return address for congresswoman debbie wasserman schultz. former cia director john brennan at cnn headquarters in new york city although he is an analyst for nbc. as for possible evidence a government official noted that, dark electricians paint sent to brennan with investigators hopeful the tape captured dna fibers or fingerprints. there are reports that law enforcement has surveillance video of the carrier who dropped off the bomb package to cnn. >> i can tell you with certainty that we will identify and arrest the person or people responsible for these acts. >> reporter: as for the mark

isis style logo on one of the mailings investigators believed it was designed to create confusion, not to indicate connection to another terrorist group. as for why it didn't go off some experts pointed to a lack of the triggering mechanisms ingesting they were never meant to explode. heather: if you follow the information throughout the day the wording they used, sisyphus packages -- suspicious package than things that could have exploded, that type of thing. thank you so much. the left has been sounding the alarm and blaming the president for the threats against democrats which house majority whip steve scalise was shot for being a republican and he says there needs to be equal outrage for violence against both parties. >> somebody is going to try to assault somebody, those are crimes and got to be arrested,

prosecuted but the left shouldn't just be angry about this when they are silent about attacks on conservatives. i have been very vocal against attacks on conservatives or democrats, republicans or democrats, doesn't matter, no place for in politics but don't just denounce it when it is somebody on the left getting attacked and be silent when it is somebody on the right. this is a time for all of us to come together and say this is an to america is. and only be concerned when it affects us. heather: all of these, 11 days before the midterm elections. other news we are following, the manager arrest accused of harassing a republican volunteer at an early voting site. retired detective says a group of three people approached him earlier this week yelling racial slurs. one of them identified as jason wayne allegedly threatened him with a bb gun, wayne facing several charges in north carolina and could face

additional federal charges. and questioning the opening of the russia probe after interviewing george papadopoulos on capitol hill. >> the fact we are finding are astounding that we would allow this type of investigation to be embarked upon solid foundation of conclusion. >> the former trump campaign aide discussed his interactions with key figures in the closed-door interview. papadopoulos spent two weeks in jail after admitting to lying to the fed last year. he will be on "fox and friends" at 7:30 eastern to talk about why he believes he was set up. jamal khashoggi's oldest son arriving in the us overnight, to leave after a passport was restricted from months.

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heather: investigators focusing efforts on florida where clues

are pointing to one single postal facility is point of origin, sent to democrats. how close are the feds to hunting down the suspect or suspects and what evidence will lead them there. thank you for joining us. we should call these suspicious packages because they contained elements that could have exploded but they were put together in such a way that they could not. >> that appears to be the case. and extensive forensic examination of these and they likely traced a lot of those chemicals and components to the original manufacturers, the distribution points and retail points where these chemicals and materials were sold and all the

information coupled with the information concerning how packages were mailed that linked them to florida at points of interest. heather: how quickly will they find the suspect or suspects? >> because of the gravity of this matter several prominent politicians, two presidents, potential presidential candidate and other prominent individuals are involved in the number that has been sent out including major media outlets, so many resources have been applied to this, the intelligence unit of the nypd, the intelligence units of the federal government, the fbi, atf, so many scientific and investigative resources and technical resources in terms of the number of video cameras and other devices that capture

information with regard to mail so it is likely they are starting to get on track and will likely find this group or this individual in the future. heather: back to my original question about the trigger mechanism, there seem to not be one. do you think it was never intended to explode to begin with and if that is the case, what is the ultimate goal? >> likely that these were not prepared to explode if they do not have a triggering mechanism but they have gone to great pains to create a functional bomb. it has the explosive powder, the triggering powder, not detonating devices but digital clocks and all the material necessary. quite a bit of time and effort

was spent to create functional bombs. perhaps they are attempting to make a political statement without causing any individual any injuries. heather: how long would it take to put together a package and put together this material? >> this would take quite some time because he or she purchased a great deal of material to put these together and even if there is no detonator involved, there is considerable risk in putting these bonds together. having this material at one location, any spark of static electricity during the construction of these pipe bombs could cause an explosion in and of itself without any detonator. the bombers here have some

rudimentary knowledge. why no detonators? time will tell. of the 20 the black electrical tape would be an area they would be able to get a lot of dna from that. >> they could get it from the black electrical tape. it is likely that adhesive surfaces have greater capability to capture dna but there will be other dna evidence present throughout the construction of this pipe bomb. i think there is a treasure trove of dna evidence present. we don't want to see so many bombs mailed, the more bombs that are present the more evidence becomes available and the faster we will get this individual. heather: let's hope they capture them quickly. we appreciate it. it has been part of the left's platform for months. >> i think we should get rid of ice.

>> it has turned into a terrorist organization. heather: this morning homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen is firing back and donald trump announcing big changes to medicare drug prices, our next guest says some of her patients are choosing between medicine and food and the president's decision will save lives. ♪

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candidate for governor andrew gillam withdraw his support from dream defenders. the activist group criticizes police and prisons, the sheriff's letter says after learning of this organization's disturbing anti-law enforcement position we believe any candidate wishing to lead our state should in no way be aligned with this radical group. the sheriff's a florida's next governor needs to support the men and women in blue. a letter is one way to get attention. this is another. the new jersey gop tweet messaging the city of people ripping out signs writing, quote, this is what a desperate bob menon does campaign does before the debate. >> i don't listen. heather: those people throwing signed into traffic. we reached out to bob menon does's campaign for comment and waiting to hear back.

menon does is leading hugin by eight points. donald trump taking aim at soaring drug prices announcing sweeping changes to medicare costs. >> for decades other countries every the system so american patients are charged much more, taking aim at the global freeloading that forces american consumers to subsidize lower prices in foreign countries through higher prices in our country. heather: what does this mean for you? here to weigh in his family and emergency medicine doctor jeanette, thank you for joining us this morning. let's look at the numbers specifically involved in what the president had to announce, administered in doctors offices, to billion dollars over five

years, a 50% drop on certain drugs. you deal with patients every single day. how will this impact your patients lives? >> definitely in a good manner. this is an aspect to help americans, really taking a toll and the burden, this will have more options, flexibility, patients can afford their medicine and live longer. these are life-saving medicines, diabetes, blood pressure medicines, asthma medicine. hopefully will help patients to pay less out-of-pocket. heather: you've seen firsthand how the drug prices impact the entire family. people have to choose between food and drugs. >> sometimes a patient has to wait until pay day to pick up their antibiotics.

if they have -- if they delay in getting the medicine they can end up in the emergency room and it is important to have affordable medication to take care of our bodies. >> the drugs are not things that are optional for some people. heather: if you don't take blood pressure medicines blood pressure can go up, you can have a stroke or heart attack. if you can't get your asthma inhaler, and asthma flareup can cause distress. it can be life-threatening. the good news is in addition to these changes, lowering prices, there is an effort to increase fda approval of more generic drugs and create more generic drugs to get around the patent system. >> it seems that would be a given. >> drug companies have 20

patents, always making tweaks that makes it more difficult to get generics on the market. there is other good news in the sense that there's legislation that patients will know how much prices will cost, donald trump once transparency, pharmaceutical companies to lift the prices of medicine on television so patients know what they are paying out-of-pocket, how much medicine, all these little changes will have a huge impact. heather: that could lead to greater competition and lower prices. appreciate your time, great to have you with us, donald trump considering an executive order to stop the migrant caravan at the border. is that the answer to the crisis? we will debate that next. another clinton heading for washington? what chelsea clinton just revealed about her future in politics.

heather: fox news alert, the feds getting closer to figuring out who is behind the bombs addressed to prominent democrats, investigators searching a major facility in florida overnight. several suspicious packages are believed to have come through there. police reviewing surveillance video of the carrier who delivered the package to cnn in new york. >> i can tell you with certainty that we will identify and arrest the person or people responsible for these acts. heather: so far ten bombs have been found throughout the week including one sent to the obamas and the clintons. prominent democrat joe biden and eric holder targeted, both of them speaking out about the potential attacks for the first time. ellison barber is live on capitol hill with more on the reaction.

>> reporter: two of this package is targeted joe biden, one targeted former attorney general eric older, and the address was incorrect and the return address listed as debbie wasserman schultz in florida. they are speaking out for the first time. the former attorney general says he's confident law enforcement will quickly solve this case, many factors still unknown, hope and pray all our leaders will work to lower the temperature in our public dialogue. >> pipe bombs being mailed might wake everybody in my business up and realize we have to begin to put this country back together again. >> i have faith in the men and women of our investigative agencies.

>> the first day these devices were discovered donald trump condemned the attacks and called on americans to come together and send a message that political violence is not welcome here. critics say the president and did the initial message at a rally in wisconsin and twitter yesterday when he blamed the media for a big part of the anger over his words in society. the rnc is taking the right approach and democrats are the ones playing politics. >> he committed the resources of the federal government and called for unity, this is a time we need to come together and put our partisan divides aside and you saw democrats come forward and do the opposite, played the blame game. heather: all the individuals targeted so far are outspoken critics of donald trump. heather: we will see if they find who is responsible.

donald trump reportedly considering executive action to close the southern border to migrants. according to the new york times the order will ban central americans citing national security concerns. it to keep migrants at border entries from claiming asylum. this as homeland security secretary kirstjen neilsen questions the motive of the coming caravan. >> if they are fearing for their lives and being persecuted, no need to get to the united states. they should be seeking refuge in mexico. >> donald trump is sending 800 troops to line the border before the caravan arrives. if they do make it to the border it will be difficult to keep the migrants out because of credible fear. homeland security officials stressing some asylum-seekers used the term to exploit the system claiming they would be in danger in their own country but really they just want to work, migrants using credible fear to get into the us jumped from 5%

in 2006, to 39% in 2016. despite the looming caravan democrats not taking back their calls to abolish ice. >> i think we should get rid of ice. >> we need to examine ice. >> it has turned into a terrorist organization. heather: acting ice director and secretary kirstjen neilsen are firing back. >> 20,000 public servants out there each and every day trying to protect this country and that is what we do. >> cybercrime is what they fight, protecting our community is what they fight. helping investigations is what ice does. it is completely irresponsible and dangerous for anyone to suggest anything else about ice. heather: ice agents risk their lives every day to keep

americans safe. we told you donald trump using executive action to stop the caravan. is that the right news? joining me to debate it is loretto lepore and antoine c wright. thank you for joining us. let's talk about this idea of asylum. we have been discussing this all week. there is already a backlog of 350,000 asylum cases. >> these people are not coming here for political reasons. they are coming here because they are seeking a different quality of life, because they want a different quality of life and that gets lost in the argument not to mention we are a country of immigrants. this is who the nation's into we are built upon so this president, this congress wants to use this issue as an issue for a reelection campaign or

midterm election but it is bigger than that and we need to focus on the real issue and that is focusing on how we address this issue for immigration. heather: is this a redmeat issue when you have 1,170 people trying to come into this country illegally? we are a country of immigrants but we are a country of legal immigrants. >> we are country of legal immigrants and i agree that we are in in the for our quality of life and people want to come here to enjoy the quality of life we have become accustomed to. this situation we are facing should not be viewed as a political situation or a partisan issue but a bipartisan issue. we are facing a crisis of thousands of individuals who may be approaching our border,

national security is the key issue here. when we are talking about national security, most americans believe this is a unifying issue. the core competency of our federal government and they once to know that the chief executive and members of congress are in charge and working to ensure our borders are safe and secure and those individuals coming into the country are truly those individuals being persecuted at home and need asylum and not individuals with ill intent. >> the question is you said a few keywords. you said maybe meaning maybe, you also said if they were really truly in danger in their own country. we know that they are. you won't see a mother traveling with children thousands of miles to get to the united states of america if they were not in danger. this is a real issue. they are coming here because there is something going on in their country, they want a better quality of life and that is what america is about.

heather: why not stop in mexico if you're in fear of your life and need to get to the safest place, why not stop at the safest place you come to? >> a lot of them will not make it past mexico. we are talking thousands of miles with children, two or three children at a time. a lot. in mexico. most of them will not make it here. what happens next is what happens when they make it to the us border? heather: the president has said if they decide to come through legally we will toss it to you, that will be allowed. they have to do it legally. >> we can't doubt that there are individuals, a number of folks in this migrant caravan that are in danger or fear for their lives in their home country and they do once to be in a safe place and america is a safe place.

however, we have a legal immigration system too. we don't know this but there may be individuals among this group who want to come to this country because there is a better way of life here. those are two different things. heather: people have been interviewed and said they are coming here for a job. we do know that. >> those individuals, we have a legal immigration system and many people waiting to enter this country through our legal immigration system so those folks that are trying to cut the line so to speak need to come to this country legally. >> immigration reform system of this country -- heather: we needed that for a long time. >> to work together and any leadership, bipartisan proposal to get it done. heather: perhaps -- >> absolutely. heather: thank you, appreciate you joining us. the time is 20 minutes until the

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>> they have a world, it became old-fashioned. it is called a nationalist. i say really? we are not supposed to use that word. you know what i am? i am a nationalist. heather: donald trump keeping america first and probably declaring himself a nationalist on the campaign trail.

that statement firing up his base but also sending critics into a meltdown. joining us to react is the author of raising america, losing our future by destroying our past and senior fellow of the american foreign-policy council affairs, thank you for joining us, appreciate it. we talked about reaction from the mainstream media to donald trump's nationalist comments. i will let people at home here what that has been. >> the word nationalist usually follows the word white. >> does he not know what that word means to so many people? >> word associated with racism, not the of them, fascism and isolationism. >> i don't think it is a stretch for a lot of americans that wonder whether the president is secretly considering himself a white nationalist. heather: nationalism, racism, not the is an, what is your take

on that reaction? >> it is typical of what you hear from mister trump's critics. they try to tie in a racist or fascist angle but that is not what he meant. he clearly said he is not a globalist, he is a nationalist, he doesn't believe no borders a world government. he is pro-american was what mister trump is talking about is the traditional view of american patriotism. heather: framed against the term globalist. explain the significance of the difference between being a globalist or being a nationalist. >> globalists are people who want to do away with national borders, they went to have open migration and more world governments, and things like this, donald trump said he is not president of the world, he's president of the united states,

he represents this country and -- heather: what is wrong with that? a problem to love america quote put america first. when did that become law? >> there is nothing wrong with it. the nationalism his critics are talking about, they are looking at the 19th century, the 20th century when people used nationalism to support imperialism and war and things like that but that is not what donald trump is talking about. he is talking about a positive and optimistic view of the united states of the country. progressives have been tearing is down, tearing down our history and saying everything in our history is bad and pushing back against that. heather: not only does he believe we in america should put america first, he encourages other countries to put their countries first as well. >> that is true, very good

speech and poland, and to preserve it. he said this about other countries in the world, how they should preserve their history that heritage and culture and a distinct culture and distinct american history and narrative worth preserving too. heather: when the left years that, you have everybody looking out for themselves and not looking out for each other, that is a problem but you say that is not the case. >> it is not a problem. on the national level each country as a centrist and if they look out for their interests and are sincere about what their interests are, that can create global stability because everyone is working from the same sheet of music and not making compromises about that and expect other countries to make compromises either. it is the art of the deal. heather: we will end it right there. thank you for joining us, we appreciate the insight.

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failing to probe illegal benefit sales. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," hope you have a great weekend. see you back here monday. "fox and friends first" continues, goodbye. >> to those in the caravan, turnaround. >> if you don't have a legal right to return to this country will be returned home. rob: a fox news alert, put on notice. jillian: thousands of illegals closing in on the us border and now we are learning the white house is considering an executive order to keep them out. rob: griff jenkins traveling with the caravan in mexico. we will go live to him in a second on "fox and friends first" continuing now. ♪ jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" this friday morning.