were reported. you never want to drink and drive. "fox and friends first" continues with rob and jillian making it a great day. >> another day of hillary clinton's emails and the steel dossier. i find it frustrating to answer questions about things that are far less important than the values this country is built upon. rob: fired fbi director james comey quite frustrated after being grilled on capitol hill. jillian: what we heard about the interview he ordered with michael flynn who is sentenced in hours. deal or no deal? congress pushing for short-term funding pick. rob: the president sticking to his guns saying he wants his wall. >> like a dream. it is not real. it doesn't feel real, doesn't seem real in my body and my mind. rob: he was shot 13 times in iraqi and is now college graduate.

jillian: the veteran who will make you proud to be an american. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ what is wrong with being ♪ what's wrong with being ♪ what's wrong with being confident ♪ what's wrong with being ♪ what's wrong with being ♪ what's wrong with being confident ♪ it is time to get the tapes out ♪ jillian: good morning to you, thanks for waking up with us, you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us, hours before michael flynn at sentencing, new documents revealing insight into what led him to his guilty plea. jillian: james comey lashes out after his second here on capitol hill. rob: griff jenkins has the story.

>> reporter: another closed-door marathon grilling, he came out swinging at the president, republicans and fox news. >> at some point someone has to stand up in the face of fear of fox news, fear of their base, fear of mean tweets, stand up for the values of this country, not slink away into retirement, stand up and speak the truth. >> reporter: those comments provoked a response from sarah sanders tweeting this. republicans should stand up to comey and his corruption, from the fake hillary clinton investigation to lying and a list too long, they did the country a service by firing him and exposing him for the shameless fraud he is. democrats said the testimony offered nothing new. >> they want to play defense counsel for the president and do everything in their power to

bring doubt regarding the mueller investigation. the truth will come out and we will do our best. >> reporter: republicans blasted it as evidence of comey's partisanship. >> out-of-control corrupt, i repeat that, corrupt fbi director on a mission and forgot his number one mission was to protect national security. >> reporter: this as michael flynn will be sentenced for lying to the fbi over his russian contact on the heels of documents known as 302 forms released by the special counsel's office leading to the guilty plea. and those documents we learned the agents comey sent to the white house interview flynn, disgraced fbi agent peter stzrok, lawyers argued during that interview flynn was disgraced from having an attorney present and not

informed about that. prosecutors reject the notion but at the sentencing, not expected to receive jail time for what they call a sense of cooperation. jillian: a fox news alert, two police officers are hit and killed by a train in chicago. officers on the tracks looking for a shooting suspect when they were killed instantly. >> these brave young men identified a potential threat to their community and safety of others above their own. jillian: they found a weapon and are questioning a person of interest. both officer served less than 3 years on the force. they leave behind wives and young children. rob: the man suspected of supplying the gun used in a deadly christmas market shooting in france is facing terror charges. according to local reports the

suspect is a relative of cherif chekatt who killed 5 people in strasburg, france last week. he was shot and killed by police after a massive manhunt. cherif chekatt's parents and brothers were questioned but have since been released. cherif chekatt's father says his son supported isis. jillian: a government shutdown looming over capitol hill as donald trump and congress fight over federal funding. rob: todd pyro joins us on a temporary deal that could avoid a friday shutdown. >> reporter: it is getting interesting. a proposal out there would keep the government funded until september of next year which would avoid the shutdown in time for the holidays. john roberts reports it would provide $1.6 billion for 65 mile border fence through the rio grande but senate republican leader says he hasn't seen a deal on the hill and it will probably be a few days before there is a solution.

the deal would build a wall along one of the most dangerous parts of the southern border. democrats indicating they might support the measure before heading home for the holidays. >> the house is on recess until wednesday night two days before the trump shutdown would start. it is because house leadership has no idea what to do even with a republican congress, no threat or temper tantrum will get the president his wall. >> reporter: the proposed $1.6 billion is much less than donald trump's $5 billion demand to build the wall and more than $1.3 billion democrat offer for border security. we are also learning the pentagon is sending 3000 american troops on the border home for the holidays. back to you. rob: there's a lot to this. we will keep following it.

angel mom marianne mendoza says it is time for congress to step up and fund the border wall. jillian: she launched her police officer son to a drunk driving accident involving an illegal immigrant and calling on nancy pelosi to prevent tragedies like that from happening to other families. >> she doesn't acknowledge that we exist and this problem doesn't exist and her children doesn't exist and killed by illegal aliens, she doesn't have to acknowledge this is a problem in our country and the other thing that upset me listening to her was donald trump talking about the cost of the wall. what nancy pelosi failed to tell people is what will happen if the wall isn't built as we are spending $136 billion a year supporting illegal aliens in our country and that number is going to continue growing and be a burden on american taxpayers if the wall is built and this flow of illegal criminals is stopped. jillian: 6 of 15 government departments funded through september 2019, the stopgap bill to keep the rest in business until democrats take the house

on january 3rd. rob: a live look at capitol hill where the senate passed a bipartisan prison reform bill as soon as today. the senate first voted yesterday 82-12 to move forward. they are expected to vote on changes for a final vote. those could include notifying victims before a prisoners released early and excluding violent felons from the earned time credit program. turning to a foxbusiness alert another rough day on wall street, top stocks in the red this year, the dow jones industrial average plunging 500 points the racing all of the 2018 gains. the dow and s&p on track for the worst december performance since the great depression. market noise, market nosedive comes amid trade fears and possible interest rate hikes in the federal reserve and other things as well.

jillian: donald trump advancing the nation's military interests in space. >> my new national strategy for space recognizes that space is a war fighting domain just like the land, air and sea. >> reporter: he is expected to sign an executive order creating a us space command this week. this will help military services coordinate space operations. the next step in the process could be to create a new formal branch of the military called the space force. today we will see not one but three rockets blasting off across the us. the first is launching its first national security mission at cape canaveral. vice president mike pence will be there as the rocket brings an air force gps satellite into space. 90 minute later jeff bezos's a blue origins new shepherd rocket will take off in texas sending nasa sponsored experiments into orbit. in california the united launch

alliance will launch its delta heavy rocket from vandenberg air force base. lots happening. rob: i will send -- jillian: where are you going? rob: i will try to fly across the street. jillian: let me know how that goes. rob: james comey coming out swinging. the fired fbi director going after republicans after being grilled on capitol hill. what is next in the quest for answers? we will ask a former doj official next. >> i am also going to need you to come in on sunday. jillian: one of the best movies. does work have you burnt out? why a 5-day workweek could become a thing of the past. ♪ ♪ ople with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®.

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>> people who know better including republican members of his body, the courage to stand up and speak the truth. not be cowed by mean tweets or fear of their base. there is a truth and they are not telling it. their silence is shameful. rob: james comey tearing into congressional republicans after a second round of questioning on capitol hill. jillian: defending his actions in relation to hillary clinton's email investigation and the russia probe. rob: let's break down what happens next, senior legal fellow for the heritage foundation, thanks for coming on this morning. democrats are about to take control of the house so this will change dramatically soon. >> that is certainly the case, jerry nadler will take over the house judiciary committee. not sure who takes over the house oversight committee. this was a joint committee

hearing that took place. the focus will turn on subpoenas issued to the trump administration and not calling jim comey for more marathon closed-door sessions. jillian: he was outspoken in that interview. what did you make of what he said? >> he was invited as a former fbi director to answer questions and it seems he has a personal vendetta to try to bring down the presidency of donald trump. my view, i know jim comey from my time at doj, people who live in glass houses should not throw stones. this is a guy who had no problem violating protocols when it came to make decisions to open and close and open and close the clinton email server investigation. his own memos violating protocols with respect to the michael flynn interview. if jim comey decided he thought something should be done he has no problem setting aside rules meant to apply in situations when no investigation was fraught with political peril. he should not be throwing stones at anybody.

rob: a lot of people say he is political, a democrat, pro-hillary clinton but democrats say he cost hillary the election by reopening the investigation. interesting to hear that side of it from republicans. i don't see that. >> at the time jim comey aside nobody thought he acted appropriately and nobody thought he was doing a good job but the moment he got fired, it became something donald trump was up to something nefarious even though lots of people on both sides of the aisle thought his behavior had not covered him or the fbi with glory. jillian: let's talk michael flynn because robert mueller releases a witness report. i went to go to this quote where it says the interviewing agents asked flynn if he recalled any conversation in which the expulsions were discussed, or flynn might have encouraged him not to escalate the situation to

keep the russian response to engage in a tit-for-tat. flynn responded not really, i don't remember, not don't do anything. there were a lot of i don't remembers in that. a lot of people talking about that. what did you make of it? >> it was a strange 302, the number the form uses for its witness interview notes. he asked about comments, jim comey and other people, bob mueller decided this conversation was very important, he has to have remembered he talked to sergey and at other times in that memorandum, flynn appears to have acknowledged he knew his conversations had been recorded and if you knew your conversations had been recorded and why would you lie about that? i don't recall, i don't think so but he has admitted he made a false statement. i don't think he's going to try

to do anything to undermine his plea particularly since he's likely to get no jail time. what judge sullivan is going to thing about, how the fbi behaved in these charges, information means to be seen. rob: flynn and two former associates charged with doing turkey's dirty work, pulling this out to a ruling back to turkey because president erdogan has a real problem with this guy and associates were trying to do some foreign work with our politicians trying to convince them to do that for them. >> this came out of michael flynn's cooperation. his company, the flynn intel group paid $600,000 by the turkish government to try to lobby in order to get the government to buy president erdogan's nemesis and two other associates, one in turkey, one in california did a lot of that dirty work and said they were being hired by a dutch company

the two people owned to lobby on behalf of business interests in turkey and they were doing the meeting of the turkish government. rob: could that hurt flynn? >> flynn got credit for cooperating and providing that information. he's not been indicted for those charges. rob: 18 after the hour. and insane crash caught on camera. police throwing down a spike strip to stop a high-speed chase and what happens next. >> is in this -- rob: police pursuit ended with a vicious crash. we will show you more when it comes up. >> employment is low because everyone has two jobs. jillian: she has one job but hasn't started yet. alexandria ocasio-cortez needs to step 3.

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jillian: democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez hasn't been sworn in yet but needs a break. tweeting i'm taking a few days to take care of myself before what is sure to be an eventful term for working people, immigrants and the poor, healthcare is political not because we want it to be but because of the inevitable of shaming someone doing a facemask while financially stressed. the new congress will be sworn in january 3rd. rob: stacy abrams is the most googled politician of 2018. the list revealing the georgia

democrat lost her bid for governor is number one. the top of the list congressman beto o'rourke who lost a number 3 on the list, ted cruz. andrew gillam and alexandria ocasio-cortez round out the top 5 and there we are. jillian: foxbusiness alert, record number of travelers expected to take to the skies for the holidays. rob: tracy carrasco with more on the travel forecasts. >> 46 million people traveling. this thursday, december 20th, through january 6th, from 5% last year. 2.5 million travelers every day. that number up about 126,000

travelers every day. a lot of people traveling, the busiest day this thursday the 20th, friday the 21st and the day after christmas, november 26th. the latest travel days will be christmas eve, christmas day and january 5th. plan accordingly, be patient. jillian: the same thing every year. rob: i try not to eat much fast food but chick-fil-a has a little breakfast thing if you are up early today. a biscuit with chicken in it. >> we should give it a shot and you might be the reason why chick-fil-a is becoming one of the fastest growing fast food restaurants by sales replacing subway as the number 3 fastest growing fast food restaurant. mcdonald's, starbucks, subway, burger king, chick-fil-a could be jumping all the way up to

number 3, stores grew by 8%, 2100, sales going by 15%, to $10 billion, clearly contributing to some of that. they are good. rob: such a good restaurant. thank you so much, appreciate it. vladimir putin calendar, you know you want one. man. i am blushing good. they are flying off the shelves in japan. a chain of lifestyle stores indicating the calendars are there top-selling. jillian: the russian president feature dipping into a hot tub with a fish. rob: 60 years old not looking bad. a leopard, very docile leopard fueled by a surge in self-proclaimed vladimir putin fans, get them while they are hot. vladimir putin shirtless, two of them in your office.

jillian: what? that is a lie. 26 after the hour. the stock market that to reopening hours after taking a deep dive monday. our next guest, melissa says don't hit the telephone yet. rob: one of the president's favorite nicknames for the russia probe but the so-called witchhunt, stirring among real witches out there. the battle brewing on social media. stay tuned. ♪ arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain. and the otezla prescribing information has

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rob: a foxbusiness alert, the dow tumbling 500 points at monday's close extending the market's worst start to a december since 1980. with another interest rate hike and living trade war with china will the markets be able to

rebound? here to weigh in is the founder of the stock swoosh, melissa armoh. let's look at the dow jones, which has been a roller coaster ride as you look here, dipped down early in the spring and started coming back up and starting to see a fall erasing those 2018 gains. >> you have to put it in perspective. when trump got elected the day after trump was elected the run-up we had which we made a new all-time high october 3rd seems like a long time ago but it was only a little more than two months ago, putting that into perspective, you were up at that point october 340%, and you are still up even after the close yesterday, 25%, people

have to put it into perspective. rob: it is obscenely high, the market's. wasn't long ago we were at 8000, 9000 under obama, now 20, crazy to think about. let's look at this. he blames a lot of this on the fed and consistency on the rates. it is incredible with a strong dollar, the outside world blowing up around us, paris burning down, china way down, the fed even considering another interest rate hike. take the victory, they might raise it again tomorrow, jumping the gun trying to protect this. >> trump has a point because when trump decided to go with tax reform that was to save corporations money. the market is made of companies. they save money. the rising rates in companies have expenses. so even though rates have risen they don't have to rise as quickly. i wouldn't be surprised if they don't raise rates tomorrow.

how will the market react? i think the markets rally. at the tail end of 2018 i don't think we will do that. everyone is in panic city usa mode and they need to get it in perspective. it will continue in 2019 and the next year, we will see more volatility. rob: a lot of people say the recession is coming. >> markets are going to hold. rob: let's talk a mueller investigation. they say this hurts the president, the markets tend to bite the president, going up a lot underneath him and the economy, strong job numbers, mueller. >> every time there's a with have any trouble for trump or russia collusion or the mueller investigation the market have a drop off, sometimes it last 5 minutes and sometimes a day. the market likes trump. when you look the rally in 2017,

that was historic, that wasn't normal. that was a power trend, much different than a normal bullish market. and the tax reform, the savings of the company. >> the stock market in all this, look at the unemployment rate, the general health of the economy and the dow. >> i am very positive and bullish in the market. rob: thanks for your time, appreciate the expertise. jillian: a south florida man facing terror charges for hosting detailed instructions on how to make a bomb on extremist websites. ishmael is accused of posting online 5 times showing support for isis, the naturalized us citizen from pakistan has been on the fbi radar since 2010 after he claimed to be an al qaeda soldier and threatened to blow up a homeless shelter. if convicted he could get 20

years in prison. in the report warns the us is unable to defend against modern russian and chinese weapons, the government accountability office says the two countries i presented missiles can break the military defense systems, the us is developing hypersonic missiles but admitted there is no way to stop them yet. the pentagon is working on an interceptor. he may be on his way out but the interior department watchdog says it will investigate ryan zinke according to politico, there are several investigations into a use of public funds, he will face house democrats over the trump administration policies on drilling and mining. he resigned saturday, his last day will be january 2nd. an american hero shot 13 times in iraq walked across the graduation stage with fresh memories of his near-death experience. >> all i could do is roll over

and take the brunt of it, no way i can be down on myself in a situation like that when i made it out. jillian: graduating from tennessee state university with a degree in exercise science. he wants to get a job with the va to show other veterans that anything is possible. rob: everybody wants a white christmas but in the northeast according to janice it will be raining this weekend. i'm not taking credit for that. >> depends where you live in the northeast, the interior northeast could see snow and starting in january we could see some of the cold air invaded the nation. that polar vortex might be coming. we will talk about that later. let's talk about the forecast, the storm system moving west, heavy rain on the coast and mountain snow in the intermountain west, some of that energy moving into the central

us over the next couple days and give us a winter storm for some people. and a rain event. it will cause travel delays, the storm moving into the west, a little breezy on the east coast, and tuesday, that is your look at the chance for a white christmas. the interior northwest -- interior northeast as great lakes and upper midwest can see some snow. rob: no matter where you are you are good. idaho 00. >> did you get that?

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♪ jillian: a holiday classic, the pc police decided to declare war on this year. >> kentucky radio station taking it head on. >> we are here with reaction online. >> as radio stations across the country remove baby it's cold outside from their playlist, one station in kentucky taking a stand by playing it on repeat for two whole hours. ak 103 promoted the move on facebook saying baby it's cold outside, we like it and are not afraid to play on w ak why for the next couple hours. the stunned sparking nationwide reaction. songs from the past need to be cherished, not shamed. kelly says good for them. the political correctness police need to be put to rest.

patty signing and everybody bent out of shape about baby it's cold outside but nobody cares if grandma got run over by a reindeer. two whole hours, five different versions of baby it's cold outside, a little bit of variety. rob: this would be fantastic, a 4-day work week. >> something every buddy can celebrate, businesses around the world are cutting back to a four day work week and it is helping their bottom line. according to reuters companies in germany and new zealand reporting higher productivity and company morale. workers say they are more motivated to work and take less breaks throughout the day. this trend has yet to hit the us but people in this country are very much on board.

one person saying i would already be happy if i didn't have to work a 44 plus hours to achieve impossible tasks. christie says where can i get one of these jobs and another person on facebook saying i have been saying this for years. america needs this balance and the united states is the most overworked country in the world. rob: i had it for six months in my first tv job, the weekend was endless. >> one extra day makes all the difference. jillian: real which is matter the president. >> how about that for headline? donald trump may have angered the wrong group of people, actual witches, they say they are angry with him for repeatedly calling robert mueller's investigation a witchhunt. which -- kitty randall telling the daily beast, to compare his situation to the worst period in our history is infuriating and particularly horrifying because

many modern practitioners of witchcraft devote their lives to seeking compassion and justice. don't know where we go from there but this is a headline. they are angry with donald trump. rob: i love that we have witches. thank you so much. the president calling out time and time again. >> it is all fake news, fake news. fake news. rob: there he is. but which stories had the biggest blunders of the year? the biggest fake news stories of the year? gus is going to break those down next. jillian: a number of them. brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends," you look fabulous today. >> anything to add? rob: no.

>> coming up, expanding on the course of 3 hours, lieutenant colonel allen west talking about what is going on with matt goldstein, facing murder charges instead of adjusting was medal of honor winner. we will talk about that. he knows what it is like to be in battle and taking the situation into his own hands, what got him in trouble in the military. it will be great. jonathan turley on the president's investigation into his background beyond mueller as well as what michael flynn is looking at today and bill bennett. what the gop has to do to get back on track and what the president has to do to bring his party along the way, that is coming up straight ahead unless you know something else, we urge you when you are watching the show please be dressed. back in a moment. this goes way wide shot. ♪

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>> donald from calling out the media time and time again. >> it is all fake news. >> fake news. >> is 2018 comes to a close, the biggest debunked headlines of the year. there are many. thank you for joining us. and children in cages taken during the obama administration and look at these pictures. this is happening right now. how we force our government to get kids to their families as fast as possible.

your thoughts? >> very interesting to see someone who worked in the obama administration pulling a picture from the obama administration from 2014 and obviously depicting policies, subsequently pushed on the trump administration because once again the immigration debate, really has sort of allowed trump to push some of his policies in that direction but unfortunately for the media those pictures are from 2014 and under the obama administration the president put a stop to it with an executive order early this year. >> sticking with the immigration debate another one, the false

claim the migrant caravan mostly women and children with attentive reporters on the ground with griff jenkins saying a lot of men, let's listen to this. >> some people look at these images and listen to the president who says it is not women and children. >> the majority are men including men having not articulated the need for asylum. jillian: what do you say about that? >> definitely. he's not the only person, the only reporter to interview people in the caravan. the caravan is along the lines of 90% male, not seeking asylum, on separate reporting became out that they were seeking to enter the united states looking for jobs, not seeking asylum like the mainstream media majority of democrats had to go. jillian: people went crazy when the media said the president called immigrants animals. watch this. >> these are people. these are animals. we are taking them out of the

country. at a rate that never happened before. jillian: and responding to a question about ms 13. >> the media spewing lines about the president. these are animals he's talking about, ms 13 gang members of completed atrocities across the country and these are the first people being deported out of this country because of the crimes they committed. the type of crimes that would allow you to stay in this country but committing murders and such atrocities they should be deported. jillian: the last one is the new york times issuing a correction after a tax bill, a calculation of this correction. >> that was an interesting one. obviously the new york times had to issue a lot of corrections

this year when it comes to trump policies and different statements from the president. and a family that ended up, would have ended up with a $43 tax break instead of a $4000 tax break, incredible how badly wrong they got this. >> do you see this changing in 2019? >> i hope they will. unfortunately in my opinion they have such a bias, we found it to be time and time again prevalent with the new york times and cnn trying to make this administration and president look bad, i don't necessarily see it changing in 2019. i hope it will but unfortunately i'm not seeing a change anytime soon. jillian: thank you for your time, coming right back. newest robot vacuum. it powerfully cleans from floors to carpets,

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jillian: a high speed police chase ends in horrific crash and it's all caught on camera. >> look at this. look at this. [tires squealing] shocking video showing the driver slam into another car in maine. the suspect trying to adetroit police spike strips when he lost control. four people are seriously hurt. rob: another wild end to a police chase in south

carolina. dash cam rolling as a police car flips over and crashes into a utility pole. you can see it right there. wow. from the perspective of the car. they are trying to cash the driver in a stolen car. the cop was rushed to the hospital is now okay, thankfully. there is the truck flipped over. the suspect still on the run. jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. handing out big christmas bonuses this year. the owner of flora craft $400 with employees. the average bonus will be about $20,000 each. that's awesome. rob: that makes a difference. next the bad. three illegal immigrants helped by ice sue the government. they are claiming not allowed to make phone calls behind bars. face deportation. home land security has not commented on it. jillian: finally the ugly, gang member accused of shooting at cops will have his medical bill paid for.

on the hook for almost $250,000. he was shot by police after he allegedly shot at them. because it technically happened in police custody, the city is required by law to pay. i'm sure there are a lot of angry people in that city. rob: what a system. way it goes. jillian: thanks for watching. have a good day. >> two police officers are hit and killed by a train looking for a shooting suspect in chicago. >> these brave young men were consumed with identifying a potential threat put the safety of others above their own. >> hours before michael flynn's sentencing new documents revealed giving insight into what led to his guilty plea. >> they asked him not to bring an attorney. trying in a sense to entrap him. >> fired fbi director james comey came out swinging. >> someone has to stand up and in the face of fear of fox news, fear of their base speak the truth. >> he has been the unethical fbi director in the history of the agency.