>> sit down with us and come to a compromise. not that it is your way or no way. >> these are bills that are your bills we compromised on. >> it is friday, december 14th. the battle over the border heating up as congress gives themselves three legislative days to strike a deal. jillian: we are live in washington with one week to go before a potential shutdown, donald trump speaking to fox news after his former attorney is sentenced to three years behind bars. >> what he did was unrelated to me except for the two campaign finance charges, put those judges on to embarrass me. they are not criminal charges. rob: the exclusive you won't see anywhere else. a presidential present. jillian: the secret service became a secret santa. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ put my hands up

♪ moving my hips like yeah ♪ my hands up to play ♪ i know i am going to be okay ♪ party in the usa ♪ jillian: party in new york yesterday. you are watching "fox and friends first". rob: thanks for starting your day with us, looking at capitol hill, lawmakers giving themselves 3 working days to avoid a government shutdown. congress is on a nice little break until wednesday leading little time to come up with a deal. jillian: jillian turner has the latest on the fight for border funding. >> donald trump holding his ground insisting he won't be

deterred from pursuit of the wall after the meeting with democratic leadership. >> we need border security. whatever it takes to get border security i will do it. i pledged that a long time ago and i will pledge it always. >> reporter: he tweeted a one line olive branch to democrats about how both sides of the aisle should come together to avoid a shutdown but then attached further video blasting the democratic leadership as hypocrites. now schumer and nancy pelosi firing back saying they are not giving any the claiming there are no additional appropriations left to pay for the $5 billion wall the president is demanding and nancy pelosi saying the president doesn't understand how trade agreements work after insisting mexico would pay for the wall. a fiery exchange on the house floor as members get to the legislative 6.

>> you know what the solution is? sit down with us and come to a compromise. not that it is your way or no way. these are bills that are your bills that we compromised on and we are prepared to vote for 99%, 99%. >> the border patrol chief chiming in on fox news yesterday in support of the law. >> we do need a wall. if you talk to any border patrol agent they will tell you that this is something we have been doing the last 30 years. we have identified across the entire southwest border areas the wall makes sense and i have prioritized that based on operational requirements for my field leadership. >> reporter: lawmakers in the house and senate need to pass 7 spending bills to keep the government open past december 21st but the house is out of town. they will not meet again until wednesday the 19th meaning when they come back they will have just two days to get to a deal. jillian: time is ticking, thank

you. a fox news alert, suspected terrorist behind the christmas market massacre in france is dead. cherif chekatt killed in a shootout with police following an international manhunt. police say he opened fire on officers when they tried to question him just steps from the scene of tuesday's attack. cherif chekatt is accused of killing three people and injuring a dozen others. fbi manhunt for whoever sense chilling bomb threats to schools, hospitals and other locations across the us and canada. the suspect send emails and robo calls threatening to blow up buildings, $20,000 ransom paid in but coin. the threats were not credible and no one was hurt. it is unclear how many places were targeted. rob: the fbi missed its deadline to hand over documents surrounding a massive raid on the home of the clinton whistleblower as congress digs deeper into allegations of pay to play schemes at the clinton

foundation. >> reporter: the justice department, fbi under fire for missing a crucial deadline to hand over documents to the senate judiciary committee demanding more information after 16 agents raided the home of dennis kane last month. he allegedly gave the inspector general documents that improved officials did not investigate potential crimes related to hillary clinton. the inspector general is not saying why. meantime the clinton foundation is back in the spotlight as the house oversight committee has accusations of pay to play activity. the committee chairman sounding off about newly revealed tax documents during the hearing on capitol hill. >> several reports suggest the decrease in donations could reflect pay to play activity in the years prior to the decline in donations.

mister huber was asked to join us this afternoon and update the committee. unfortunately, doj has been unwilling to make them available. >> reporter: us attorney john huber is a prosecutor appointed to investigate the foundation. the foundation has denied all allegations of pay to play. jim jordan pinpointed the signs of corruption surrounding clinton within the fbi. >> never forget the bias that exists with key people, mccabe, comey, jason chaffetz 3, key people. remember the name they gave clinton investigation, midyear exam. just the name shows the bias that was there from the get-go with top people at the fbi who ran both investigations. >> reporter: recent filings show the clinton foundation took in $27 million last year, 58% drop from the year before.

rob: crazy to see that plummet. the pay to play scandal or allegations of it involving the clinton foundation first exposed by the watchdog group judicial watch. jillian: here is why lawmakers should be investigating those accusations. >> put forward a secretary of state, concerned about what was going on with the foundation. don't worry, we will have this ethics process. mrs. clinton won't be involved in the clinton foundation at all as secretary of state and our document request found that wasn't the case, found emails on her secret email server that showed the foundation almost immediately began asking favors on behalf of donors including foreign leaders and the justice department supposedly began investigating in 2016 as a result of disclosures but the reports from that including the recent ig report, the justice department suppressed the fbi investigation.

rob: the just put apartment blame the software failure for thousands of missing text messages from anti-trump former officials. in a report reveals government phones given to peter stzrok and lisa page were wiped out when stzrok was fired. the special counsel claims there were no substantive text messages on the phone before it was reset. stzrok and page were removed from bob mueller's team once their politically charged texts came into public life. former director james comey admits he broke protocol when he sent agents to interview the former national security adviser michael flynn to the white house. >> i send them. something i wouldn't have done or gotten away with in a more organized investigation, more organized administration, it is early enough to send a couple guys over. rob: donald trump's former national security adviser at legal team claimed the fbi

pushed him not to bring an attorney to the interview last year. flynn will be sentenced coming up on tuesday after pleading guilty to lying about his russian contract. jillian: with comey's recent admission donald trump is praising the judge's decision to review the fbi questioning on flynn. >> the fbi sent michael flynn, in general and a great person, said he didn't lie and mueller said maybe he did. now they are having a big dispute. it is a great thing the judge is looking into the situation. jillian: flynn's lawyers are requesting no jail time ahead of his sentencing, just probation. the latest bombshell about the michael flynn investigation putting new pressure on the doj and fbi. molly hemingway, senior editor of the federalist thinks there's a reason to be suspicious. >> there's reason to be suspicious about what happened here. nothing seems to have been done in the way you would hope the justice department would be doing things they want to hold

everyone equally accountable to the law. one thing brought appear that is interesting is they leaked to the washington post the day before they interviewed him that he was totally out of trouble. they are suspicious they were doing this on the eve of calling him up and saying can we talk to you? it made him feel this was not a perjury trap, this was not an investigation. they had been surveilling him for years and definitely trying to bring them up on a perjury trap. it is important to make sure you can have a problem already with that. if they were doing that they might not have been -- this judge might not take it. rob: the president is making his chief of staff shortlist even shorter. >> my people, really good ones, mostly well-known terrific people. rob: the president speaking at a meeting with governor elect at

the white house. report suggests the president's advisor and son-in-law jared kushner could be in the running. he met with donald trump about the job wednesday. john kelly, current white house chief of staff will be around the end of the year. jillian: milania trump bringing holiday cheer to the children's hospital in washington dc. rob: reading the book all over the ornament which has an anti-bullying message. jillian: her second time partaking in the tradition which dates back 60 years. rob: 11 minutes after the are. a border patrol agent shot and killed by an illegal immigrant on this day eight years ago. this boy and his brother joins us live on white securing the border is so important. tent terry is live next. jillian: old saint nick, the results are hysterical, wait until you see the little santa make first into the ocean. stay right there.

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(vo) ask your healthcare provider if ozempic® is right for you. rob: brian terry was shot and killed eight years ago by an illegal immigrant from mexico and the weapons used in that crime were linked to the obama era fast and furious scandal. jillian: congress fights over how to secure the southern border and protect the american people. joining us is the brother of that slain border regions. we know it is hard every single year. we appreciate your time. what do you think your brother would say about the battle going on now? >> not sure what he would say but i know he would be concerned about everything coming across the border.

i remember him telling me a long time ago, there were 122 agents per square mile working to apprehend whatever was coming across the border. that is a safety factor. rob: we are seeing right now a caravan coming up, you see the situation in central america getting worse as the gangs get more control of the situation in mexico, getting a lot worse. we are getting stories about them finding more bodies in cancun, americans go for tourist reasons, the state department has restrictions on 5 states people want to go to in mexico. is it more important now than ever to get this under control? >> absolutely. there should be no price on the safety of the american people especially the border. what is a country without a border? if we don't know what is coming

across here like donald trump said, we have violent people coming across. you mean to tell me out of 7000 people in that caravan there is not one person that committed a crime? these people need to wake up and realize this is serious. if they are never impacted by it they are not going to know. it is upsetting for someone like me to see these people are getting protected more than the american people. jillian: look at some numbers here, 21% of voters believe immigration is the top problem facing the united states. since your brother was killed in the line of duty 16 other border patrol agents have been killed. 16 too many. at your brother to the list, 17 too many. what is your message to democrats? >> here's the message. there is one person involved in my brother's murder. he got apprehended just months

prior to my brother getting killed. if there was a wall, he would have had a harder time getting across the border to commit crimes on other people. if we had a serious wall, not barbed wire or chain-link fence, something impossible to get across. my brother would probably still be alive and a lot of these agents would still be alive. rob: the fast and furious scandal, this was an atf operation that allowed illegal weapons to be bought in the united states. one of those illegal guns being bought, the gun that was used to kill your brother, you are pushing for full transparency on fast and furious. and >> everything is redacted or

heavily redacted or simple little things about dropping names here and there. we want the full answer why this happened who was involved in it and why these guns, and no one has been held accountable. the dead federal agents, put his badge on and 3 attorney general's since then and not one has done anything to get justice for my family that is so well-deserved. rob: thank you, we appreciate it. the president speaking out about his former attorney just a day after michael cohen was

sentenced to three years behind bars. >> i never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did he did on his own. he is a lawyer who represents a client is supposed to do the right thing. rob: an exclusive interview you won't see anywhere else. jillian: the internet taking aim at first lady milania trump after an interview with sean hannity but nothing to do with what she said. why people are talking about her hair. stay there. ♪ place, the xfinity xfi gateway.

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>> reporter: donald trump sat down for an exclusive interview and didn't hold back. >> what he did was unrelated to me except for the two campaign finance charges that are not criminal. they put that on to embarrass me. they are not criminal charges. >> reporter: michael cohen who worked for trump's lawyer was sentenced to 3 years in prison after pleading guilty to numerous crimes including campaign-finance violations pertaining to hush money paid during the 2016 campaign. cohen implicated the president during the transaction but the president shot back. >> i never directed him to do anything wrong. whatever he did he did on his own. he is a lawyer. a lawyer who represents a client is supposed to do the right thing. that is why you pay them a lot of money. >> reporter: not surprisingly democrats clamoring for impeachment and more, with some saying the case against cohan

also applies to trump despite claims of executive immunity. >> the policy of the department of justice that the president is above the law or remains in office long enough he can escape the jailer by duration in office. they may need to reconsider that policy. >> reporter: there are reports that trump was in the room when cohen discussed hush money payments with the national enquirer which legal scholars say could mean a conspiracy charge against the president. we will be monitoring the situation. rob: democratic senator claire mccaskill used her farewell speech to criticize her colleagues. >> i would be lying if i didn't say i was worried. no family is complete without an embarrassing uncle. we have too many embarrassing uncles in the united states senate. lots of embarrassing stuff.

rob: the two term senator lost her reelection campaign in the midterms. mccaskill will be replaced by republican josh holly. jillian: congresswoman elect alexandria at the 15 striking out with curt schilling, starting with this tweet. the new york democratic socialist writing double standards are paul ryan being elected at 28 and immediately being given the benefit of his ill considered policies considered genius and me winning a primary at 28 immediately be treated with suspicion and scrutinized, down to my clothing, of being a fraud. schilling responding, quote, know, you are being scrutinized and treated with suspicion because every time you speak you say something more stupid than last time you spoke. you are a college graduate and likely the most unintelligent person, man or woman, in our government. ocasio-cortez did not respond. a little fiery.

rob: isn't twitter fun? you want to be on it all day long. 26 minutes after the hour. enrollment numbers down and the deadline to sign up for obamacare fast approaching. next to break down everything you need to know if you want to enroll or don't. jillian: the key shipping deadline you need to know about, one of them is today. ♪

rob: a potentially deadly school shooting was foiled, officers confronting a 14-year-old boy at a middle school in indiana. the child killed himself as students it inside classrooms. >> don't know if i will see you again but i love you.

on this side, to be able to hug her. rob: a tragic story but unbelievable outcome. the teen with not even a student at the school, went there with a gun. it was already locked down before he arrived. rob: the trump administration wants the military's transgender been set into action, asking the supreme court to temporarily allow the new policy as it fights legal challenges. donald trump announced the controversial ban last year and it was blocked by a lower court. rob: the president says china's economy is in trouble because of actions taken by his administration but he's optimistic about a successful deal in the future. the president dishing out details in a fox news exclusive. >> china's economy is only in trouble because of me. we have taken $11 billion with taxes. in the last four months, i have

established a fantastic relationship with president xi jinping and we will work with fantastic people in both countries. >> and the stock market will rise and trade uncertainties. and >> time is running out to get your gifts shipped in time for christmas. the deadline for priority and first class our next week. they are sending bearish free shipping deadline is tuesday, customers don't need prime minister should to get the deal, tuesday is the last day for amazon standard shipping. people haven't started yet. rob: santa claus did that. virgin galactic successfully flying a supersonic plane into space. >> 82, matters.

jillian: the first howard testified of the rocket powerpoint, first to mimic a commercial flight path. rob: rings is closer to commercial space travel. think about that. version says 600 people have reserved tickets, the price between 200, $250,000 to go to space. that is a lot. jillian: pretty cool. jillian: pretty cool. rob: usually we fly 5 miles high so 50 miles, you can see some stuff that 50 miles. jillian: you can see some stuff. would you do it? when you go to space? rob: float me 200 grand, i am there. i will take it. jillian: can you bum me this? >> we have storm to cover. this one is going to be a big deal across the south, the gulf coast. we are getting a little bit of snow in central texas. the wind gusts in excess of 60

miles an hour will cause travel delays today and tomorrow as we go through time. most of it will be a rain event, too warm for a big snowstorm, some areas could get icing across pennsylvania and new york. there is the precipitation, we can see the potential for severe storms across portions of north florida, the panhandle. here's your forecast, another storm system moving west. the one we are watching is moving across the mississippi river valley, the gulf coast, florida, coastal carolinas towards the mid-atlantic and the northeast. you were talking about chances of a white christmas. here's the historical forecast with the probability first snow. that is the forecast probability. you just have to be patient. rob: i am impressed by that. >> are you hoping for a white christmas where ari you?

>> i will see what i can do. and a flight to space for christmas. jillian: obamacare enrollment way down in november of the deadline to sign up his tomorrow. rob: for those who decide to sign up this year there's a lot you need to know. here to break down is healthcare expert and president of gdp advisers seth benson. without the individual mandate, how good are the markets? how stable are they? >> there are options, no question. the options expanded under the trump administration, short-term health plan association, because we have a booming economy many citizens are getting access to employer-sponsored plans. the healthcare market is good. the individual marketplace is still struggling with quality plans.

jillian: you say the devil is in the details. explain that. >> when options are available it is important the american consumer do that. extend what it is, you might be buying, easy to get lord by lower price tags, the devil is in the details. it is comparatively important that you know what the plan might cover. >> there are two sides of the story, democrats said republicans destroyed obamacare by getting rid of the individual mandate, republicans say it was never going to work and was a failure. what do you see? >> the challenge of the formal characters it focused on only one piece of the puzzle which was the health insurance marketplace. the health insurance marketplace has become the financing mechanism of the healthcare

system. i'm glad to see the trump administration focus more on the drivers of healthcare cost which are the derivative of health insurance. i'm glad to see that. that is what we need to see more of, driving and increasing cost of healthcare which ultimately will impact health insurance premiums down the road. jillian: a lot of people disappointed the trump administration hasn't been able to get healthcare done. it is not one person's fault, everyone has to come together on this. what do you see happening? >> the secretary of health and human services is recognizing we must focus more on what is causing the problem than what the outliers are from the health insurance perspective, not likely congress will come together in the new term. we start doing things we can do from an executive perspective to see costs go down and the drivers of the cost go down. rob: what about talk on

single-payer? >> americans are responsible for innovation on healthcare. we bring single-payer into the conversation, effectively advancement in medicine halts so we don't want to see that. jillian: thank you, appreciate it. rob: one of the most beloved comedians now coming to kevin hart's defense amid the controversy over the oscars. >> i think kevin will be fine. find another kevin hart, that is not so easy. jillian: carly shimkus is here with reaction next. ♪ it traps and removes the waste that weighs me down, so i feel lighter. try metamucil, and begin to feel what lighter feels like. so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free.

jillian: welcome back. the media taking aim at milania trump after an interview with sean hannity but nothing to do with what she said in the interview. rob: carly shimkus is here with the story that has a lot of people talking.

>> why did milania trump dye her hair? that is the question social media are asking today and the writer for new york magazine says there is a deeper meaning to her hair change, within the context of her role, hair color change like this has greater significance than would mirror alterations wardrobe or makeup, to make this drastic a change to her hair risks suggesting instability or excess vanity. many others have a different take including sherry, who says who cares? trying to read something into it, she can change all she wants. earl says it doesn't take much to cause a twitter uproar. also going on to say i don't know many women who don't change their hair on a regular basis and a message from jennifer who says i think it means she just died her hair. you die it, you cut it, those are the options.

rob: wait until you see my hair next week. green or pink. let's talk my favorite comedian, most people's favorite comedian, jerry seinfeld defending kevin hart. >> he is defending kevin hart. the key part is he is doing so after the academy award controversy. uses take on the situation. >> kevin is going to be fine. find another kevin hart, that is not so easy. he is a brilliant guy with a movie career. >> cj says well said by an absolute comedy genius, thank you. heart stepped down after old tweets resurfaced on social media that seems homophobic. he apologized for this tweets before and did so again but decided to step down anyway. the academy doesn't have a host for the oscars yet. it might be multiple people. we have to wait and see.

jillian: secret service becomes secret santa. >> what great interest in the story. a 10-year-old girl with a brain tumor was given a special surprise ahead of the holidays, the secret service hand delivering a signed photo the president with a special coin. olivia hall was able to take this picture with donald trump when he visited ohio ahead of the midterm elections. he got around to signing the picture writing olivia, i love you, donald trump. the secret service agents who delivered this picture said they were impressed with little olivia. her personality lights up a room. rob: i hope she is okay. we are coming right back. great news, liberty mutual customizes- uh uh - i deliver the news around here. ♪ sources say liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. over to you, logo. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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>> i cannot wait to tell you what is going on. i urge you to get dressed. and and the chaos at the border, ron desantis is here about making the transition from washington to his home state of florida. what florida is looking at and senator gardiner. we get a while deal or not? not sure there will be any winners. the first time ever, never seen them before, diamond and silk, america's prayers have been answered. jillian: good choice on the wardrobe. i like that tie. >> i'm going to keep it. thank you for the dissenting opinion. fair and balanced, both sides.

jillian: donald trump welcoming the public in 2020 challengers with open arms, accessing confidence in the upcoming election in a fox news exclusive interview. >> i'm going to bring up john kasich and jeff flake because they say they may run -- >> the greatest face in history. i have people i love, i have tremendous support. hillary wished she had my numbers. jillian: the president pointing out his recent approval rating, fox news poll shows 46%. rob: advisor for john kasich warning donald trump not to be so hopeful. the governor of ohio could be up for another white house run. a spokesman telling cnbc, quote, be careful what you wish for. he also says case it is, quote, open-minded about campaigning as an independent. we will see. clint eastwood is back in action.

his new film takes us on a journey of the dangerous and gritty life of the drug lord. jillian: is it worth your box office bucks? here is kevin mccarthy. what do you think? >> reporter: clint eastwood, one of the most legendary actors and directors in hollywood and over the years has been part of my favorite films of all time a fistful of hours, the good, the bad and the ugly but directing wise, americans migrants only and films like unforgiven, those are amazing films, this falls in the middle of those, based on a new york times article about a 90-year-old drug mule and the character that eastwood plays is inspired by that character and is trying to provide for himself and his estranged from his family and take on this job not knowing he is dealing with drugs or a mexican drug cartel, just

driving, realizing what happens in the back of his truck and that becomes a huge dramatic element and eastwood is fantastic in this movie, unbelievable to watch, i love everything he did, he stars and act in this film, the script is a bit slow in the middle and overall though ending was anti-climatic. that being said every scene eastwood has with bradley cooper is incredible. those two together on screen, eastwood directed cooper in american sniper. i'm looking at the levels of directing eastwood has done over the years, look at unforgiven, americans my brand sully, those were great movies. the mule is a good film in the middle but better than other films he has directed recently. 15, 17, and -- rob: in the middle. >> i gave it a 3 out of 5. jillian: maybe you suggest spending your box office bucks on spiderman.

>> this movie is incredible, one of the best of the year. a revolutionary groundbreaking animation they brought to this film, 2-d, 3-d, hand-drawn animation, the story of a bunch of different spider characters taking place in a different universe but this character has to try to team up with a different spider characters and try to save the different realities, crazy and confusing but an important film, diverse city deals with a lot of important aspects but the action is great, the comedy is great, a thrilling, fun adventure. i gave it 41/2 out of five. rob: i think i have to go against you. we appreciate it. jillian: 8 minutes until the top of the hour. a classic christmas tradition, this year a gracie twist.

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♪ will you please play this song for me today? >> we have serious news and we will do that now. a street racer slamming, slamming into a utility pole in southern california in los angeles, dramatic video showing the hit and run crash that left two young girls fighting for their lives. they are in medically induced

comas. they just finished baking gingerbread cookies. and a bear attacks and drags a woman, 88 feet outside the home is. she managed to got away -- >> her dog named bear mentioned in the bear attack. and protecting cubs or was attracted to a nearby deer. can you believe it. >> the only major league baseball player to neil is having trouble finding a job. bruce maxwell firing his agent after getting little interest on the free-agent market.

and in 2017. maxwell did not kneel last season and pled guilty to an assault charge earlier. no more blurred lines. a judge ordered robin thick to pay $5 million for copyright infringement. and ♪ >> gay's family will get 50% of blurred lines royalty. rob: adorable puppy busting out of prison for life of service, dogs graduating from a special program where trained to be campaigns for veterans with ptsd. jillian: santa claus took an early christmas trip.

♪ jillian: falling face first into the water in south africa. rob: the ugly, forget pine needles. you want your christmas to smell like fried chicken. the you'll log added to the holidays costing $19. jillian: have a good day. >> the democrats are absolute hypocrites and supported pensions and walls they don't want to do it because of me. >> government posed forever. >> this has one of the defining issue rs of the next two years heading into 2020. >> suspected terrorist behind christmas massacre in france is dead. killed in a shootou