it fell off, he ran after it to protect other drivers, this happened in houston and eventually caught up with it. that reps of this our, another busy day, "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> my fellow americans. there is a growing humanitarian and security crisis at our southern border. every member of congress passed a bill that ends this crisis. rob: donald trump making a historic speech from the oval office pushing congress to approve a border barrier. jillian: democrats taking a fair share of airtime. >> start with the fact. >> symbol of america should be the statue of liberty, not a 30 foot wall.

jillian: democrats meet at the white house today, will congress finally take action? rob: "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ america ♪ america ♪ lift me up ♪ give me strength to press on by ♪ >> big night in america last night. taking a live look at midtown manhattan. good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up with us, straight to a fox news alert, the crisis for the heart and soul, donald from delivering a speech from the oval office demanding democrats come to the table and deliver a border

barrier. jillian: griff jenkins joins us as the left slams the president's address. >> reporter: is first oval office address, the president made an impatient case to the american people that we have a growing national humanitarian crisis at the southern border. >> over the years thousands of americans have been brutally killed by those who illegally entered our country and thousands more lives will be lost if we don't act right now. this is a humanitarian crisis. a crisis of the heart. a crisis of the soul. >> reporter: he did not declare a national emergency to circumvent congress as an expected. but several solutions to the crisis including technology, manpower and additional judges and he defined what he wantss in a wall. >> it will be a steel barrier rather than a concrete wall. the only solution is for

democrats to pass a spending bill that defends our borders and reopens the government. this situation could be solved in a 45 minute meeting. >> reporter: chuck schumer and nancy pelosi got equal time blasting the president and accusing him of manufacturing a crisis. >> that we much of what we heard from donald trump has been full of misinformation and even malice. >> the symbol of america should be the statue of liberty, not a 30 foot wall. >> reporter: both sides are miles apart on an agreement. you are looking at the white house releasing what they want in a deal, the steel barrier for the southwest border, 750 additional border patrol agents, 200,000 vision law enforcement personnel, 52,000 detention beds for the influx of crossing along

with enhanced medical support, supplies and additional temporary facilities. donald trump will head to capitol hill to lunch with senate republicans, congressional leaders on both sides invited to the white house at 3:00 pm to see if they can make any progress. today is day 19 of the shutdown. rob: doesn't seem like a lot changed since last night. we will see what happens with the meeting. jillian: democrats quick to criticize what the president said in the address. rob: lindsey graham praised the president's message and alleged major hypocrisy from democrats. >> the most presidential thing donald trump, it was compelling and everything he said was true. 30% of 2200 miles of border has some barrier. there are walls along the border, to extend those walls to some extent. one thing we have in common,

speaker of the house, minority leader of the senate and president of the united states. a bunch of people guarding us with guns, pretty hard to get in the, hard to get in the white house. all the president is saying is i would like to provide more security to the american people. it is a crisis. i have tried to be reasonable and practical when it comes to immigration and i am flabbergasted to hear from my democratic colleagues who voted for billions of dollars in border security money that this is manufactured. was it manufactured when obama wanted it? get the money to obama and bush if it is a manufactured crisis. rob: the secure fence act of 2006 received support from 26 democratic senators including chuck schumer. jillian: bernie sanders sidestepping chuck schumer and nancy pelosi delivering his own response to the president's

address. >> mister president, we don't need to create artificial crises. we have enough real crises. let us end this shutdown and bring the american people together around an agenda that will improve lives for all of our people. jillian: the independent vermont senator calling for a vote to reopen the government. sanders is considering another run for president in 2020. rob: a police officer hit and killed during a routine traffic stop is been identified. clayton townsend was approaching the vehicle he stopped when another driver hit him. that driver stopped and is cooperating with investigators, townsend's fellow officer standing shoulder to shoulder as his body was carried out a phoenix hospital overnight. caring, compassionate and a true guardian, he leaves behind a wife and 10-month-old child.

and alleged american isis fighter was once a teacher in american schools, christopher clark will work as a substitute teacher in texas and he sent this resume to isis to try to get a job teaching english to the fighters. they were captured by kurdish forces in syria, not much is known about the other man. jillian: a second man charged in the murder of a 7-year-old girl. and family, friends and city leaders gathered for an emotional farewell to johnson barnes, who was shot dead as a family left a parking lot. she survived. protesters demand justice for a second dead body in a democrat examiners home. >> this man is a danger to our community. >> prosecuted in the jury needs

to convict. >> authorities discovered another body and ed buck's california home. 's lawyer says the death was accidental but the investigation is still open. the man is not been identified. this is 17 months after the next court was found dead at the same home. that death was ruled accidental but investigators are reviewing the decision. >> mike pompeo could land in egypt at any moment following a trip to jordan. the nation's top diplomat slammed the obama administration's middle east policy in a major speech in cairo today. aims to pressure allies, the us will not abandon the region after pulling troops out of syria.

>> that are paid to patrick shanahan. and industrial policy. the inspector general releasing the first a lot of the pentagon discovering that parmalat $28 billion expire without being used. the funds must be used in a certain timeframe. the department cannot use that money for new project. jillian: canada revealing denuclearization talks with north korea. the country welcomed five north korean delegates in ottawa in september.

it took three or four days and the us knew about the meeting, diplomatic relations between the countries of not changed. rob: time is 9 minutes after the hour. will the president's oval office address change anything for democrats? another big immigration meeting scheduled for today. rnc spokesman kaylee mcinerney on that next. jillian: democrats refused to fund the law but have no problem providing free healthcare to illegal immigrants, the nationwide push that is sparking outrage. "fox and friends first" coming right back. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? and you may lose weight. in the same one-year study, adults lost on average up to 12 pounds. oh! up to 12 pounds? a two-year study showed

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every member of congress, pass a bill that ends this crisis. jillian: the president challenging congress to stop kicking the can down the road and fix our broken immigration system. rob: donald from calling a humanitarian crisis, putting the needs of the american people first. >> kaylee mcinerney, thank you for joining us. the question this morning is is this going to change anything as far as negotiations go? >> reporter: i think it will, the american people saw a star, clear contrast last night, a president who very compassionately laid out the case to protect american citizens, 1400 americans each week who die of synthetic opioids, 2400 pounds of which were received at the border last year and protected illegal immigrants to turn for making history, two children died because they are incentivized to

take this journey. he was compassionate as democrats who used the moment to attack the president, to go low on the president went high. there was a clear contrast, americans woke up when they saw this. rob: a lot of the numbers given last night, the president wanted an opportunity to get those in front of the people because a lot of media does not spend time talking about them. a lot of these figures don't help that much. when you talk about the drugs, legal ports of entry, what do you think was the figure that really hit home the hardest? >> 20,000 children smuggled across the border, one in three migrant women assaulted crossing the border, put the spotlight on the perilous journey these illegal immigrants thing, and to incentivize their journey.

the standout statistic, 300 ms -- you mentioned through -- rob: most of those drugs come legally on the wall wouldn't prevent that. >> it also crosses through the porous southern border, no doubt about that. the cartels utilize the fact that we don't have a barrier. it comes both ways to isolate ports of entry to ignore the cartels on a daily basis. cvp season and report it. jillian: you mentioned democrats, let's take a listen to that. >> the fact is women and children at the border are not a security threat. they are a humanitarian challenge that donald trump's counterproductive policies deepened. >> if you want to be compassionate towards those illegal immigrants and we should, why not pass the

president's compromise, he allocates $800 million to address the medical needs of illegal immigrants, allocates $4.2 billion to increase detention beds. we are lacking in them. if you care about illegal immigrants you are for the president's compromise and i've got to deck out those democrats, check and nancy did not mention the victims of illegal immigrants crimes, not once did they acknowledge angel moms and dads one of whom i sat across from. and a little closer to her son who died by illegal immigrants, she will never see again. shame on them for not mentioning the other side of the argument. rob: you hear chuck schumer and bernie sanders, a lot of democrats calling this a manufactured crisis. it is a problem we've had at the southern border for decades now, to call it manufactured. >> democrats admitted to the problem in years past. >> manufactured crisis, tell

that to the one in 3 women assaulted, tell that to the 20,000 children smuggled, tell that to the many thousands of people who lost their lives to illegal immigrants. tell that to ronil singh who lost his life to an illegal immigrant not mentioned bicycle democrat last night from what i saw. tell that to them. >> something like 400,000 illegal immigrants caught crossing into the country last year, a big number of people, not as high as it has ever been but a lot of people. jillian: 18 after the hour. alexandria ocasio-cortez tries her hand at responding to the president's primetime address. >> fighting against every way you can enter this country, forcing them to become undocumented. jillian: isn't donald trump fighting for legal immigration? coming back.

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jillian: welcome back. donald trump's attorney general will meet with two key lawmakers today, william bar with sitdown with chuck grassley and lindsey graham, grassley's outgoing chair of the judiciary committee, graham is the incoming chair. rob: defense attorney for paul manafort revealing he shared information from the 2016 campaign with a former russian agent, from court filings that were not properly redacted, pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges in exchange for cooperation as the supreme court

rejects mystery companies appeal over a federal subpoena allegedly tied to this russia probe. the courts now resuming forcing the company to pay a hefty fine. and a word or dramatic -- >> sparking outrage, that's a lot of typing or, that is my mouth. they are finding out the facebook apps cannot be canceled from their phone. rob: tracy carrasco explains the frustration. >> reporter: facebook users become more aware and alert of the data sharing practices of the company, some of them want to get rid of facebook from their smart phones. according to a bloomberg report some samsung users are finding out they are not able to delete

the facebook apps, just disable it. facebook is saying with it disabled that is the same as it being deleted, there is no information. users are upset by what is on their smart phones. this is an issue. it is unclear which samsung devices are included but if you don't want it on your samsung device you can disable it even though it is showing up on your phone. jillian: you want to delete apps, not facebook. this viral video, what is it? >> a viral job posting, 28-year-old ceo looking for part-time personal assistant with outrageous demands, everything from coffee to contract execution, that is what the personal assistant will have to do. one of the demand, never being able to clock out. if you want to clock in and out

of your job, the ideal candidate should be able to not, quote, take things personally, never about you. these are the outrageous things this boss is demanding on the part time job, the job pays $50,000, the listing has been removed because of all the attention it has gotten. no word what company this ceo works for but you don't want to work for this person. rob: you can find a better gig than that. 25 after the hour, donald trump set to meet with top lawmakers to reach a deal to end this shutdown. and a senior legal fellow at the heritage foundation, the president could secure the border, put the barrier up. >> these democrats have no problem demanding healthcare for

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>> the situation could be solved in a 45 minute meeting. i have inflated congressional leadership to the white house tomorrow to get this done. hopefully we can rise above partisan politics in order to support national security. rob: the president making his case for the border wall demanding democrats prioritize border security, today's crucial meeting with the white house. jillian: investigations continue to stall, the president's authority to act on the border wall himself. rob: here to weigh in his senior legal fellow at the heritage foundation, thanks for coming on today.

the president has room to do something, let's look at what he might be able to use, he could authorize his building wall without congress. you can see code 2293, civil works project redirecting troops for national defense projects and one that permits military construction projects not otherwise authorized and permits funds being spent on counter drug activities which is another good one and heroin is coming from there. can he do this? >> that remains to be seen. first thing the president would have to do is declare a national emergency under the national emergency act and tell congress why this is a national emergency and define the scope of that emergency and tell congress what other statutory authority he is

relying on in order to give funds to build the wall. you cited a couple statutes, there are 130 odd statutes in the federal code that empower a president to do this kind of thing under appropriate circumstances but it would be challenged in court. >> a lot of people waking up this morning surprised the president didn't declared is a national emergency in his address. where do you see this happening from here? do you think at some point he will declare a national emergency? >> i don't know he will have to, he may very well. i was surprised he didn't do it last night. he's looking to apply public pressure over the hearts and minds of the american people which is why he gave the speech last night but if these negotiations dragged on for a time and if the government shutdown starts to bite on the economy he might do that. rob: he made the case, medline points, people were eager to fact check him. the fact checking didn't go as well as democrats hoped because most of what he said was pretty accurate. there were some things they said needed to be put in context but

i guess the question is do democrats care about any of these facts? did it change their minds in the response? he certainly didn't? >> know. public pressure is what is going to change minds and that will not happen in a 45 minute meeting today. he laid out a rather compelling case, talked about drugs coming from the border, talked about the violence committed by people who are illegally in this country already, talked about the plight of migrants brought into this country suffering violent assault, women being sexually assaulted and the money made by coyotes the bring them across the border. but the american people put pressure on legislators. jillian: is he to declare the financial emergency what will happen from the democrats? >> somebody will challenge it whether they have standing to do so remains to be seen, the house has a body of proceeds to legislators that might have standing and they will go to court and this is not a true

national emergency, this is a manufactured crisis and he lacks the authority to do what he is purporting to do and courts are reluctant normally to weigh in on national security issues but there were a lot of judges that were not a reluctance when it came to the travel ban so we will see what they do when lawsuits get filed if they get filed. rob: the question is can they freeze the project where it stands or does the project continue until there's a final verdict? whatever happens will be appealed and appealed and appealed. >> the pens whether a judge has the temerity to enter an injunction and possibly nationwide injunction to stop the president from doing what he wants to do. that would escalate the crisis and make it more likely the supreme court would step in and step in early. democratic socialist alexandria ocasio-cortez thinks immigrants

at the border are more american than the president. >> is fighting against almost every way that people can actually legally enter this country forcing them to become undocumented and then he's trying to attack their undocumented status. this is systematic, it is wrong and anti-american and those women and children trying to come here with nothing but the shirts on their back to create an opportunity and provide for this nation are acting more in the american tradition and is president is right now. >> the new york congresswoman slamming the president's immigration policy shortly after his address on the border crisis. >> as the government tries to come up with the security solution mexico has plans. the country will postcards of 370 crossing points along the border. in addition to beefing up security in 12 points of entry. many migrants cross into mexico through two rivers that separate the countries. last october thousands of migrants clashed with agents there.

>> conservatism continues to dominate. a new paul shows most democrats now identify as liberal for the first time since the 1990s. the gallup poll finding 51% of democrats off identified as liberal in 2018, 34% identify is moderate, 73% of the republican party call themselves conservative 22% identifying as moderate. >> democrats pushing back on the border wall but more than happy to use taxpayer money on healthcare. >> new york city mayor bill diblasio the latest to push a plan to take care of illegal immigrants and their healthcare at taxpayer cost. todd pyro live in studio with a look at the new flight from this democrat. >> calling it the largest, most impressive plan in the nation, new york city mayor bill diblasio promising to guarantee healthcare for everyone in the big apple including those here illegally.

his plan aims to serve 600,000 people devoting $100 million to illegals and others who cannot qualify for health insurance and any information provided by illegal immigrants will not be shared with the federal government. >> there are people undocumented who cannot access any form of traditional health insurance. we think there is a big audience there that we can pull into this type of approach particularly when they hear from the beginning you get a primary care doctor. >> many republicans quickly objecting to using taxpayer dollars to pay for healthcare for illegals. our citizens have a hard enough time covering their own healthcare costs, now the new york city mayor wants them to pay for healthcare, 300,000 citizens of other countries, he must stop using the middle class and treating us like his personal atm. this comes on the heels of gavin newsom's weeping healthcare

plans that would bring back the individual mandate in the golden state while expanding healthcare for illegal immigrants, all this to the tune of $3 billion. new york city california plans in line with liberal pushes or medicare for all, and asking the congressional budget office to analyze the effects of shifting all healthcare costs onto the federal government. this in advance of expensive congressional hearings on single-payer plans. expect to hear a lot more of that in coming weeks and months. >> 37 after the hour. rodriguez and leaving the doj? a new report and serious questions being raised. >> chuck schumer and nancy pelosi getting a lot of attention for their response to the president last night but not the attention they were hoping for. carly shimkus live with a hilarious reaction on social media.

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rob: rod rosenstein is expected to leave his role in the coming weeks. abc news reports rosenstein has told the white house he will depart around the time attorney general william bar is confirmed in the senate if he is confirmed. jillian: rosenstein and the president had a rocky relationship over the russia probe. rosenstein wanted to secretly record the president in the white house. abc reports no indication rosenstein is being forced out. more to come. it wasn't just chuck schumer and nancy pelosi responding to the president's primetime address lastly, america weighed in. >> carly shimkus with fox news headlines serious xm 115 with some of the reaction to the address and the response.

>> all eyes on the president, he wasn't in front of a lively crowd where the president is more comfortable. he said praise is pouring in, thank you for so many nice comments regarding my oval office speech, very interesting experience. whether the address moved the needle, one thing is clear, republicans and democrats responded straight down party lines. health maturity whip steve scalise responded donald trump made it clear we are in the midst of a humanitarian and national security crisis. these facts may not fit the narrative of democrats but they cannot be ignored. democrats need to stop playing games with our safety and secure our border but massachusetts senator elizabeth warren says the border wall is a bad idea tweeting building a border wall won't make a safer. you know it will?

ending this ridiculous trump shutdown and making sure vital agencies like the coast guard, tsa and federal law enforcement have the funds they need to maintain our national security. and of course celebrities are just like us, watching the president's speech as well. trump critic alyssa milano saying straight lies from the oval office are nothing new but donald trump is moving base support as failures pile up, nancy pelosi and chuck schumer spoke truth to false power as they pulled at the threads of an unraveling administration. that response probably comes as no surprise. jillian: let's talk about means that are going around. after the president finished speaking, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi responded and they are getting the meme treatment.

several people on social media said they look like this famous painting. george p bush weighed in tweeting we are not mad, just disappointed. a lot of other folks on social media weighing in, susie says i can't stop laughing and nancy pelosi and chuck schumer but at the same time i feel like i'm in trouble for something. that is how all those responses are shaping up as well. rob: we got your report card in the mail. mom and dad staring you down. >> if that is the case they would want to send the president to his room. rob: what about all this trash? >> two democratic lawmakers from san francisco encouraged the president to end the government shutdown. they delivered trash, took trash

from san francisco national security national parks, in front of the white house, causing buzz on social media, edward on twitter is saying if we can political you're lucky were not charged with littering and another person shining and saying do your job, make a deal. so much buzz going on. jillian: thank you. democrats demanding equal airtime following donald trump's address but are they just playing politics? ron meyer says if they aren't careful they could rip their party apart. he explains next. rob: let's check in with steve doocy for what is coming up on fox. >> i have the garbage here, where do you want it? rob: in san francisco they got it from the national mall. >> went to the white house, i didn't get a t-shirt. it is crazy.

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>> most presidents have used oval office addresses for noble purposes. this president use the backdrop of the oval office to manufacture a crisis, stoke fear and diverged attention from the turmoil in his administration. rob: democrats demanded and got there equal airtime after the president's address from the oval office. jillian: the starkly opposing parties have not reacted on that scale from presidential speeches made from the oval office. a democrat playing politics to control the message? rob: here to respond is ron meyer. this is a political situation obviously but there is a big problem at the southern border whether democrats like it or not. it is a real issue. >> absolutely. if the messaging is basically we have a drug crisis and a lot of problems with drugs across the

border, coming through places where there are barriers, that is a tough argument to make for them. we haven't seen any response like this in the past and shows how divisive our politics have become. the president ran on this. no one should be surprised about it oval office address. everybody is getting fed up with the shutdown situation and we are to be getting fed up and it is time for them to lead. what donald trump tried to do is calm down the tone a little bit. it was refreshing to see them get on twitter and act more direct aimed at the center type speech and what democrats didn't return, handing him a victory with this response because no one is talking about the substance of the speech but how funny the senate look to. that is what happens when you try to play politics. it backfires a lot of time. you try to play politics instead

of coming to the table to get an agreement for the american people. jillian: people are frustrated because they don't see a end insight. let's look at the number of presidential addresses from the oval office and you see president obama had three, reagan with 33 and carter with sweetened. you can see the whole list. are you surprised, were you surprised this topic was donald trump's first? >> what any be surprised watching campaign rallies to see the first address from the oval office? i don't think so. so many people including myself criticized the president for using twitter too much for being too brash, having off-the-cuff remarks. isn't it nice to hear a relatively softball speech from the president instead of that? should democrats be praising that? from my perspective i thought it was a step forward but the next step is we need to end this government shutdown. it hasn't been good for the economy and people are frustrated.

we lose money from the fiscal perspective. what the president tried to do last night, there's an olive branch and what democrats it is no, the division is good for us and our base. rob: border patrol agents saying we need a wall, a mountain of facts that can help show the situation and how urgent it is and the democrats and the media got the greatest gift ever which is when the administration tried to insinuate that 4000 terrorists were coming from the southern border when it is nowhere near that if any at all. that is what everybody is harping on, they are lying, this is the lie. >> kellyanne conway came out about that, 4000 people who committed murders was the actual statistic. we all make mistakes, on live television we slip up. that is reasonable.

the issue is when your response is mean worthy is what this has become. people are making fun from the optics of it from all sides. instead of getting into the substance of what we are trying to do and what needs to be worked out. jillian: everything is a meme nowadays. 6 minutes until the top of the hour. a traffic stop turns into a special delivery. >> and, in the middle of the highway.

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both the driver and passenger were injured at least they are expected to survive. jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a california highway patrol officer helps deliver the baby on the side of a freeway. officer jeffrey lloyd was completing a traffic stop in south sacramento when a family suddenly stopped behind him. mom was moments away from giving birth the officer delivered the healthy baby girl. rob: great job. next the bad. the driver chasing a tire. fell off brand new car. ran after it to get it back and protect other drivers. he eventually got it back. >> and the ugly, watch as attempt the robbery turns messy. a fire extinguisher exploding as the man tries to bust open the store window in georgia. police say he ran off empty-handed. rob: painted white. jillian: thanks for joining us this morning.

busy morning. jillian: yeah. rob: big meeting today at the white house. they are going to try to hash this thing out. jillian: we will see what happens. and we will have it for you tomorrow morning. "fox & friends" starts right now. have a good day. >> this is a humanitarian crisis. a crisis of the heart and a crisis of the soul. this barrier is absolutely critical to border security. >> we can secure our border without an ineffective, unnecessary border imawl. tries her hand at responding to the president's prime time address. >> presidents should be defending why we are funding such an agency at all. because, right now, what we are see something -- >> great news here deputy attorney general rod rosenstein is expected to leave his role in the coming weeks. >> this