viewers each day. it is all thanks to you, thank you so much for joining us on "fox and friends first" again this morning, always appreciate it. "fox and friends first" continues, hope you have a great day. goodbye. >> it hinges on the credibility of michael cohen, good luck. >> it is thursday, december 13th. impeachment fever running wild, democrats coming out swinging after michael cohen sentence three years in prison. >> how donald trump's for effexor is ripping into his former boss. and the shutdown showdown kicks into high gear. republicans racing to prove $5 billion for a border wall. >> will they have enough votes to beat the deadline? a holiday sign has new jersey drivers seeing red this holiday season. >> the king of beer is joining in on a protest. "fox and friends first" continues right now.

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overnight a federal judge ordering robert mueller to turn over all the highly secret documents on michael flynn. it comes just one day after donald trump's former national security adviser's legal team alleged the fbi pushed him to not bring a lawyer to a 2017 interview with agents. >> in that meeting with anti-trump fbi agent peter stzrok. flynn at sentencing is scheduled for next tuesday. >> rudy giuliani is demanding mueller put a end to the russia probe telling yahoo! news, quote, our strategy is to do everything we can to try to convince mueller to wrap things up. if he has got anything, show us. >> democrats coming out swinging after donald trump's former lawyer fixer michael cohen is sentenced to three years in prison. >> todd pyro live as democrats use the opportunity to revisit the possibility of a presidential impeachment. >> it is unclear that i role was because of this dancing or this, the sentencing of michael cohen quickly became about donald

trump, the president's former personal attorney getting 3 years in prison for breaking campaign-finance laws, tax evasion and lying to congressman following the sentence democrats like richard blumenthal were quick to sound the alarm that the sentence is merely prelude to going after the president. >> the term co-conspirator is being to fit donald trump like a well tailored suit. i believe strongly the president himself can be indicted. >> reporter: others like adam schiff taking to twitter to try to say michael cohen made the right decision to cooperate with a special counsel's office, his sentencing today demonstrates nobody is above the law. personal lawyer to the president of the united states for the president himself which outgoing congressman republican trey gowdy predicting democrats will spend the next 2 years doing

everything their base once including undermining donald trump but what about impeachment? >> they may be smart enough not to improve impeachment, 60 of them said he should be impeached the mueller hasn't issued a single finding. >> he adds he will find it bitterly ironic if democrats clamor for the administration to be responsive when they were silent for 6 years of republicans demanding answers on pressing issues from the obama administration. like we have been saying through this ordeal another day we just get more stuff added on. >> everyone is wondering when it is going to end. >> michael cohen learned his fate, democrats are quick to condemn the president. jillian: but we still have no way of knowing if the president will be impacted. >> the bigger picture question, the presidency, does any of this mean the president is in legal peril himself and that comes to

the word intent. from the president's interview from reuters he has been paying people off throughout his adult life and continuing that pattern he may not have had any clue that was a campaign-finance violation because he was running for president. he might have relied on his attorney to tell him such things and perhaps his attorney was quite a bad lawyer. whether this coincided with the mueller news from this week is really bad for trump very much remains to be seen. >> showdown on capitol hill republicans racing to get votes for the border wall, democrats are fighting back. >> the threat of a government shutdown hangs in the balance on this wall, griff jenkins live with reaction from both sides of the aisle, shocking the democrats are going for this. >> they have a week from tomorrow, and house republicans not only keep the government

open but fulfill the request for a $5 billion border wall. investment in bernie's sanders, a potential 2020 hopeful says it is a bad one. >> if you are asking me, when we have veteran sleeping on the streets, stu seniors making $12,000 years social security, to build a wall i don't think is a good investment. >> john kennedy says the president's line in the sand on the wall is not a bluff. >> looks to me like he was serious as four heart attacks and a stroke. he is not bluffing. if i were playing poker with them and didn't have a card i would fold. >> here's what republicans are crafting. they would have the $5 billion in wall funding but would also find federal agencies into january providing billions in aid from wildfires in the west, the house could vote as soon as today, possibly with republican only votes but the fate in the senate is uncertain. my leadership schumer made it

clear it would not get any democrat support but the chairman of the senate appropriations committee says it is early and there is still time. >> probably round one of the negotiations both public and private will be going on. 10 or 11 days. >> the clock is running. border patrol chief on capitol hill yesterday, arrested 800 gang members at the border, an increase from last year of 50%. >> 800 gang members. rob: mark meadows no longer in the running for being the next chief of staff, donald trump saying it would be best for him to stay in congress to continue his work at the house freedom caucus. meadows says whoever is chosen will have his full support. the president will make a decision by the end of the year, john kelly is supposed to step down.

the nfl applauding donald trump's prison reform bill, a bipartisan bill, the league issuing a statement saying the national football league applauds the leadership of donald trump and bipartisan members of congress on criminal justice reform, we offer full support for the revised first step back and urge passage this year. prison reform has been a key issue in the wake of colin kaepernick's national anthem protests against racial injustice. >> nancy. the striking a deal with democrats likely securing her place as the next house speaker saying she will relinquish the title by 2022 if she gets the job. the agreement falls in line with the new proposed term limits, change that skips two the two year terms with the possibility of a fourth, they will be voted on in february. nancy pelosi needs 218 votes to become speaker when the house voted the beginning of next month. senator orrin hatch bids farewell to the senate.

>> god has given me so much. in return i tried to give back as much as i could. it has been the privilege of a lifetime. may god bless the senate it may bless the united states of america. with that, mister president, i yield the floor. >> the retiring utah republican passed more than 800 bills into law during his 42 years in the senate. hatch was awarded the presidential medal of freedom last month. >> a winter storm across the country suspected to bring thunderstorms and rain and potential of flash flooding. the store morning dumping snow in parts of the west in utah. the state highway patrol reporting more than 200 crashes

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>> good morning and welcome back. theresa may surviving a critical no-confidence vote and the embattled leader hopes to save her crumbling brexit deal. >> get on with the job of delivering brexit to the british people and building a better future for this country. a brexit that delivers on the vote that brings back control of our money and borders, brings the country back together rather than entrenching division. rob: what could be the us's role in all this? here to weigh in his former staff director of the senate foreign relations committee, thanks for coming on. these are all the conservatives that went for this, the more trumpian wing of the party is not satisfied. my question is the eu going to have any part in renegotiating

this? >> they are not interested in renegotiating or giving a lot more, she's between a rock and a hard place. s monty python might say she's not dead yet, she survived this vote, she has a few months to recraft the deal, it may involve bringing a flood deal to parliament, she could take the defeat and say we have to negotiate better terms for me in the united kingdom. that may be her way out. >> we heard theresa may say she wanted to go forward. is that possible? >> know. division is part of the process it is built into this issue in

the uk for a long time for many years, 6 years when the whole brexit process rolled back and in the last couple years. i don't think she will get away from that. will be a struggle. she may not survive this, she did win the vote yesterday it was relatively narrow, margaret thatcher survived a no-confidence vote but resigned, it was a narrow victory. her future is not guaranteed. >> there are hardliners that are more right-wing, really getting out of the eu and she doesn't appear to want that. as an american why should we care and what is the us's role in this? >> we should care. the united kingdom are our cousins, our closest ally in the world and we collaborate on

defense policy, national security, we are shoulder to shoulder around the world. this is an important issue and it is important for donald trump, this is a key ally, he and the prime minister have a generally good relationship but occasionally strained. as it develops in parliament, in europeans, donald trump could be salvation for the prime minister if he endorses what she is doing, that could get her to the finish line on this issue. >> it is important to keep an eye on germany. >> the more the uk moves towards the us and away from europe there is a logical geostrategic shift where germany will end up close to russia and that is happening. we should be in addition to

being engaged with london and the united kingdom and europe, talking to european allies, to take steps to isolate russia. we need to reinforce our alliance with europeans as we do this work with the british. >> 18 after the hour the first lady not letting critics get in the way of lighthouse duties. >> from the public. >> exclusive interview you will not see anywhere else. >> i would love to regulate the content of speech and stops me doing so. >> the democratic lawmaker who wants to regulate free-speech which is protected by the constitution. don't worry about that. we so you hear what he thinks about fox news coming up.

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this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. >> freedom of speech is a founding principle of the united states but one democratic congressman says he wants to regulate it. >> i would love to regulate the content of speech but the first amendment prevents me doing so and that is a function of the first amendment. in the long run it is better the government does not regulate the content of speech. jillian: california representative ted lou discussing the house judiciary committee hearing with google ceo. he expanded on his thoughts by saying i'd like to regulate fox news, yes, but i can't because the first amendment stops me and

that is a good thing in the long run. thank you for watching. rob: the former mayor of san antonio laying groundwork for a 2020 presidential run, democrat julian castro launching a presidential explorer committee as a requirement to legally be able to raise money. >> some people might say it is early but you have to be decisive. rob: 13,000 people running for president in 2020. beto o'rourke sounding off about a presidential run. >> i'm happy he's in the race but it doesn't change anything i am doing. we haven't made a decision yet. rob: they are expected to make a final decision next month. jillian: another american city will vote on whether to ban

plastic straws. rob: here is more on this proposal. >> reporter: st. petersburg, florida, city council will vote on this to ban plastic straw and styrofoam cups, restaurants will only be able to give out a plastic straw upon request. several restaurants and businesses have voluntarily been not giving out straws. it is a citywide effort called no straws, we have seen this happen in seattle, fort myers beach, florida, they are passing this to stop the pollution of the waterways. jillian: boy scouts having an issue. >> boy scouts of america are considering filing bankruptcy. they have been consulting a chicago-based law firm over this

because of the mountain of sexual abuse lawsuits they are facing and declining membership. by filing for bankruptcy this would stop litigation on all those lawsuits and give them a chance to negotiate with those who have sued them. not just sexual abuse lawsuits but girl scouts of america suing boy scouts over trademark infringement. they lost 4 million members since the 70s. they've seen a decline in membership. jillian: budweiser is weighing in on a brewing christmas controversy posting a picture showing a brief over the us a tree over the d on its new jersey plant. rob: it comes after one person express frustration on decorations on the holland tunnel as you come into manhattan. the tree over the in instead of the more shapely a. it reads over the you which

changes tunnel to tonnel. >> the city's port authority asking people what they think with an online poll. >> it came from newark airport and i remember how stupid that is. >> the 3 should be over that. >> a lot of things should have been done. welfare programs cost taxpayers $877 billion every year. our next guest wrote the book on curbing government waste and he is here with a warning that we could be spending more on welfare after democrats take control of the house. >> the pc police losing against a michigan school board, don't go anywhere. ♪

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>> fox news alert, international manhunt intensifying for the terrorist to opened fire at christmas market. jillian: cherif chekatt is accused of killing two people and injuring a dozen. mike tobin with his ties to extremism. >> reporter: the man that involves hundreds of security officers on french and german side of the border. the alleged gunman was well known to police, 29 years old, cherif chekatt had already wrapped up 27 or more convictions in france, germany and switzerland. he was in and out of prison, ran with street gangs. during a 2-year prison stint from 2 to 13-2015 he fell in with islamic radicals. there were a list of criminals who had been radicalized. the problem is 20,000 people are on that list. 4000 were considered problematic

requiring more surveillance. after the attack and two gunbattles with police cherif chekatt commandeered a taxi to make his getaway. the driver says cherif chekatt was bragging about the people he killed in the christmas market. driver says cherif chekatt was wounded, shot in the arm and says he dropped the alleged gunman off in an area 10 minutes away from the site of the attack. that is where cherif chekatt kept an apartment. it was rated after the attack. that was in connection to an armed robbery last summer but developed into an attempted murder charge. when police got in the resident they did not find cherif chekatt but they found a rifle, ammunition, hunting knives. french officials but the prospect of returning to prison triggered the attack. yesterday the information was five people were detained in connection with the attack, the number has been adjusted to four and the individuals have been identified as cherif chekatt's parents and two brothers.

rob: something to follow. national security adviser john bolton will unveil donald trump's new strategy for africa today. the trump administration wants to strengthen ties with african countries to counter china and russia's growing influence. the strategy will focus more on us investments in trade instead of counterterrorism. jillian: milania trump open and honest in a sit down with sean hannity and has a message for the opportunists media who are constantly attacking the first family. >> i do what i think is right. i get criticism from the public or the media but i will do what is right and what i feel is right for the country and the people. that is what i say, what to do and what is right and what is wrong.

jillian: the first lady says her husband is doing an incredible job as president. she spoke with fox news aboard the uss george hw bush. rob: a former substitute teacher fighting to clear his name after being accused of bullying, jim perkins band from a missouri high school after a student says he made them feel bad for refusing to stand for the pledge of allegiance. >> that i shared a lot of personal information so i want to clear that up. let's let the public decide who is telling the truth. rob: a letter from the district says he had a pattern of inappropriate behavior which he denies. jillian: the government facing a major funding deadline but currently the us has 92 programs costing $900 billion every year.

rob: could the spending spree grow larger with democrats in to be in control of the house. a new book titled the inclusive economy, how to bring wealth to america's for takes a closer look at this problem and the author and senior fellow at the cato institute joins us now. thanks for coming on this morning, you would think with unemployment these numbers would go down as more people have jobs. >> no doubt overspending reduces poverty rate but what it doesn't do is enable people to take control of their lives to be self-sufficient and support their families and become what they can be. in his custody poverty where we make sure people don't starve but we don't let them grow. rob: teach them to fish, that idea. >> we need people to get into the economy and become full participants and become self supporting, fully actualized human beings. jillian: quality over quantity. doesn't apply to this?

we mentioned at the beginning, either too many? do they need to be streamlined? do they need to be fewer that will be more impactful? >> absolutely. we tend to solve every problem by throwing money at it, telling which programs work and which ones don't, we have different rules, eligibility requirements, people in the same situation can have different benefits because they circulate through bureaucracy. it is not fair to taxpayers or recipients. rob: a book called losing ground that i have been reading lately he alleges the more welfare you create, the more poverty you create. by giving people more you create more dependence. >> incentives matter. the highest marginal tax rates in the world for someone who takes a job, you start paying taxes on the first all you weren't, losing benefits as soon

as you start earning income on your own and incur expenses with childcare, clothing, transportation and you can end up worse off if you take an entry-level job and if you are on welfare. jillian: what happens when democrats take control the house? >> we will not be doing anything in terms of efficiency consolidation. we will continue to make poverty less miserable. instead of making poverty less miserable we should be concentrating on how to get people out of poverty. >> you criticize both parties in your book on how they handled poverty and tried to do this. what is your biggest criticism of both parties? >> on the right, we have largely victim shamed and victim blamed, people living in poverty it is their own fault and we shouldn't help them. on the left this idea that you solve problems by throwing money at them. what we need to recognize is poor people are not lazy or stupid but are trying to make

the best of a bad situation. it is government policy to over criminal litigation, occupational licensing, regulations and taxes that track poor people in poverty. rob: the inclusive economy. jillian: the incredible moment he wrote first responders race disabled boy trapped in a burning building. >> we got you, we got you, buddy, it is okay. jillian: the dramatic rescue caught on camera. rob: sesame street has a new kid on the block, a first for the iconic show. carly shimkus live with reaction on social media. ♪ it powerfully cleans from floors to carpets, even pet hair, with ease, and now for cleaning surfaces above the floor, it comes with a built in shark handheld. one dock, two sharks. the shark ion robot cleaning system. i never thought i'd say this but i found bladder leak underwear that's actually pretty.

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rob: first lady milania trump's christmas decorations picked apart by critics and are being picked apart by white house

visitors. jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115 with more on tourists who were caught red handed. >> 20,000 people have visited the white house christmas decorations that looks like some of them are on the naughty list because people are reportedly stealing cranberries off of first lady milania trump's bright red christmas trees and keeping them as souvenirs. these are the same trees she was criticized for, some people compared them to the red robes in the handmade's tail but a lot of other people are saying i guess they are not that unpopular and another twitter user writing who vandalize is christmas tree decorations? is nothing off-limits? the first lady chose red is the predominant color for her christmas decorations because it symbolizes bravery and valor.

jillian: also a good christmas,. >> sesame street, something new. >> for the first time ever sesame street will be tackling the issue of homelessness. the storyline centers on a muppet named lily whose family lost their home and she's living with friends. sesame street workshop cited statistics that say 2.5 million children in the united states are homeless and nearly half of them under 6 years old so this is an issue a lot of viewers can relate to. one twitter user saying sesame street has always been at their best intention to introduce awareness of particular social issues, good job your another twitter user says what about oscar the grout? he has been homeless since i was a kid 34 years ago. but the goal is to bring awareness to this issue and help children have empathy for those that have less than them which

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rob: coming up on "fox and friends" in 12 minutes the president said he would be proud to shut down the government if he doesn't get the $5 billion to build the wall. we will tell you about house republican leaders who have two plans to get the president his money and some great guest, newt

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news alert. at least 9 people dead and 47 injured in a major train crash in turkey the high speed train slammed into a railway engine awing at least two cars to derail and slam into a pedestrian overpass. it happened in ankara. emergency crews are rushing to rescue any passengers. rob: that's a bad crash. police officers cash a boy jumping from a burning building. the dramatic moments caught on camera. stop, take a look at this incredible video. wow. three police officers jumping into action at texas apartment complex before firefighters even arrived. they convinced the 10-year-old to jump, trust them after throwing a baton to break the window his mother later meeting the heroes who saved her son. >> i just thank god that they took the time to do what they were called to do.

rob: nobody was hurt thankfully and a life was saved. jillian: time for the good the bad and the ugly. a live look outside fox news headquarters. the most watched cable network of the year. third consecutive year on top after averaging 2.5 million prime time viewers each day and it is all thanks to you. rob: that is right. good stuff there. next the bad. the israeli start-up claims that they have made the world's first lab grown steak. according to aleph farms. tastes and feels like the real thing. it take three weeks to grow animal cells into a steak. that's how they say they do it. grow animal cells into a stake? finally the ugly, google releasing the year's most popular searches amongs top how to questions. how to delete instagram and

how to delete facebook. likely due to constant news like things security breaches and i don't know, i don't want to delete my instagram. rob: they don't want you to leave. jillian: i think i still have a myspace account at one point i tried to delete that. it might be out there. rob: nice. bye. >> republicans to whip votes for president trump's border wall. >> they never say walls don't work there is a reason to that they do work. between 2010 and 2012 there were 55,000 illegal immigrants into israel. in 2016 the wall was up. there were 11. >> a group of immigrants either let them into our country or pay them $50,000 just to go home. >> the president's former lawyer is going to prison. michael cohen was sentenced to three years. >> i don't care what network