all over the fans at the san francisco giants game. if that wasn't bad enough for him, the dodgers lost. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> very clear with me that he was not suggesting that we had misrepresented his report. i understand why he wants to avoid that scrutiny. there are many questions that must be answered. >> it is thursday, may 2nd. attorney general william barr tells the house to take a hike refusing to sit for another hours long hearing on the mueller report. rob: the major bombshell came in the senate and could put big names in big trouble. jillian: a health emergency for migrants. rob: a call for sanitation senses as mexico ramps up calls for the caravans to start turning back. griff jenkins is live from the heart of the border crisis.

>> turns out fans think there's someone a lot like taylor swift. >> or billboard performance as beyoncé fans upset. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ >> this song will never get old for me. rob: that is where you and i disagree. i am fine just standing. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning.

carley: thanks for starting the day with us. fireworks on capitol hill during a heated hearing on the mueller report, william barr refusing to testify before the house. rob: the doj is investigating multiple criminal weeks. todd pyro live in studio with the ag's intense battle with a number of democrats from yesterday. >> no return engagement, william barr will not testify before the house judiciary committee, democrats vowing to hold the hearing anyway and a possible contempt citation against the nation's top prosecutor. >> i understand why he wants to avoid that kind of scrutiny but when push comes to shove the administration cannot dictate the terms of our hearing in our hearing room. many questions must be answered. the committee will convene at 9:00. rob: a feisty day of testimony surrounding the letter from bob

mueller to bar which many on the left said proved bar in his 4-page summary mischaracterized the mueller report. not so said the ag. >> i asked if he was suggesting the march 24th letter was inaccurate and he said no, but the press reporting had been inaccurate. i asked specifically what his concern was and he said his concern focused on his explanation of why he did not reach a conclusion on obstruction and he wanted more put out on that issue but he was very clear with me that he was not suggesting that we had misrepresented his report. >> reporter: despite count with accusations from democrats that william barr tried to exonerate the president william barr repeatedly echoed the following. >> we don't conduct, investigations just to collect information and put it out to the public. we do so to make a decision.

the deputy and i felt the evidence developed by the special counsel is not sufficient to establish the president committed a crime and therefore it would be irresponsible and unfair for the department to release a report without stating the department's conclusions. >> because from the left for william barr to resign donald trump sticking by him. >> he did a fantastic job and it is all a big hoax, this whole thing with russia. turned out there is no collusion, no instruction. >> bar testifying the doj has multiple, leak investigations underway in response to unauthorized media contacts by department officials during the investigation. >> democrats unhappy with the results of robert mueller's investigation. >> washington post columnist says they are looking for any reason to keep the investigation going. >> bar offered mueller a chance to review the memo beforehand

and mueller declined. now all of a sudden to say i don't like the weight is being covered is kind of rich to come around and complain about the coverage when you had a chance to review the memo beforehand. this is a shakespearean drama entitled much to do about nothing. it is an unredacted copy of the report, he put out a short summary because he didn't want to leave the country in suspense as they went through the redaction process and this is a complete nonissue except democrats are trying to find anything because they didn't get the russian collusion story because it turns out the underlying crime didn't happen so they are having trouble letting go so they going after william barr in this way. >> house democrats say robert mueller testify this month but a date has not been set. >> another huge store happening, thousands of protesters hitting the streets of venezuela for a third day as the crisis in this country intensifies further. opposition leader juan guaido speaking out for the first time since calling for the uprising

against the nicholas maduro regime. the new warning from the united states. >> military action is possible. that from mike pompeo who is hoping for a peaceful transition but as of this morning the standoff in venezuela continues. thousands of venezuelans filling the streets of caracas overnight, heating juan guaido's call but those security forces remain loyal to nicholas maduro. the venezuelan military used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up the crowds of mostly young men who were throwing rocks. juan guaido skype that the uprising is coming close to being over. >> translator: to abandon the dictator and this is much closer. we remain united in the armed

forces are listening to us about progress and they are very close to achieving our freedom. >> mike pompeo recently blamed russia for the delay, he said the embattled leader was ready to go tuesday but changed his mind after the russians convinced him to stay put. russia denies that. >> they need to understand they've got to go and the russians need to have the cost of that race. >> reporter: donald trump called fb and last night to share his support for juan guaido. >> it is a failure of socialism. i don't know, maybe this is beyond socialism but you see what happens. they are talking about it for our country. i can't believe it is real. when you some of the things being said it is not going to happen especially with how well we are doing. >> reporter: the standoff

continues was incredible how many people protesting, 3 million people, almost 10% of the country already fled. rob: unbelievable situation. jillian: an urgent manhunt intensifying for the gunman who shut two judges. they were shot in a whitecastle parking lot when attending a conference in indianapolis. police say and i broke out with strangers just before the shooting. both judges are in stable condition. their community coming together praying for a speedy recovery. >> we are hanging onto our faith. that's how we get through this. rob: the former unc charlotte student accused of killing two people and injuring four others will appear in court today is police are hailing one of the victims killed, 21-year-old riley howell, a hero. >> he took the fight to the

assailant and unfortunately had to give his life to do so. he took the assailant off his feet and the heroes we have here were apprehended. rob: absolutely unbelievable story of this young man, truly a hero. thousands of students gathering on campus to remember the victims. all other school activities have been canceled. jillian: donald trump firing a court request to get rid of obamacare, the white house arguing the so-called individual mandate that require americans to have coverage are unconstitutional. the administration is asking a federal appeals court to abolish the entire affordable care act law. rob: in honor of the national data for the president calling on violence against people of faith. >> in recent weeks people of faith around the world face terrible hardship.

violence and terrorism against people of all faiths must end and must end now. jillian: the president hosting dinner for faith leaders, this morning they are set to attend a prayer service at the white house. kim jong un we 10 minutes after the era, donald trump has stopped short of military intervention in venezuela but does commit to ousting nicholas maduro? how can he do that without using force? our next guest have a possible answer. >> the letter was a bit snooty and i think was written by his staff. jillian: the new word taking twitter by storm. ♪ oh! oh!

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>> a new healthcare for migrants pushing toward the united states, three ambulance was called to a shelter in mexico in a matter of hours. this as the white house demands $4 billion to handle the border crisis. jillian: griff jenkins has more on the new development. >> reporter: it has been an active morning but new health scares, officials in mexico downplaying ebola fears or rumors of ebola, officials, the interior minister saying there are no cases of known evil about confirming cases of measles, syphilis and other things rumored to be in this shelter, the main shelter. all of this adds to the growing frustration among the mexican population, we traveled 45 miles north of here to the usual stop for caravans going to the first and last october. one of the pharmacists saying

she hopes the mexican president will close the southern border. [speaking spanish] >> reporter: we have been here a few days but haven't seen ambulances like we did this morning going in. three so far in the past couple hours. no one will talk to us, they will not comment because someone was sick or there was some fighting. tensions have been rising and there are isolated incidents but we did see this video of a man on the ground believed to be from haiti. the migrants trying to treat him, finally put him in a cab. what officials did not come out

of the shelter here, to get him medical treatment. all of this coming as the conversation among the mexican people on twitter, one lawmaker talking to the press calling for a sanitation fence established on mexico's southern border. jillian: appreciate it. donald trump says the united states is watching the chaos in venezuela very closely. even as the situation escalates he is stopping short of military intervention. >> people are starving, people are dying, we are doing everything we can do short of the ultimate and people would like to have us do the ultimate but we have a lot of options open. rob: at this point no troops. what are the other options for the president and could this escalate to the point of sending troops into venezuela? senior fellow at the heritage

foundation mike gonzalez joins us. what can the president do to push the envelope? >> this is an international problem, cuba put in hugo chavez, and trained them how to win elections and then cuba has 25,000 security officers in venezuela. obviously russia is involved in china is involved because china, on social media tuesday. we have to have a serious conversation with china and say i know you learned billions to venezuela but you will not get maduro and we have to put real pressure on havana, the fountain head of all the evil in the hemisphere and donald trump took the right step by threatening the cuban government with sanctions, complete embargo

unless we understand the intelligence, cuban security forces are no longer taking part in oppression of the venezuelan people. jillian: you say maduro's days are numbered but he has key military support, dropping up his regime right now so if he is able to withstand this uprising, what happens to juan guaido? >> maduro is relying on supporting key generals who make a lot of money that goes through venezuela and north america. cannot feel very good about maduro at this point because they were on the tarmac taking him to havana with his family so he's willing to go in the only reason he stayed is they said you are not going anywhere. at the same time, trying to

strike a negotiation with a legitimate government and lopez. what you have is a bunch of scorpions in a bottle. john bolton said they are not trusting each other. the situation is unsustainable. how can i trust maduro? how can he trust generals? he can only trust the cubans. that is the source of the problem. rob: your position as we need to convince the bad actors like cuba, china, russia, they will not get what they want out of this and need to stop supporting him. if they did work and power was transferred from maduro, how does that impact the us? >> they have the largest oil reserves. the monroe doctrine is alive and says the us will support the democratic republics in the

hemisphere against outside interference from the old world. in this case you have two old world countries, russia and china and cuba. the fact is the us, we are freer when freedom rings around the world and because of venezuela's placing a large role in oil markets, it helps as well. rob: appreciate your time. joe biden pulling way ahead of his 2020 competition as he peers across the aisle. >> the fact of the matter is the backbone of america, hard-working middle-class people are being crushed. jillian: are voters really buying that message? fox news is on the campaign trail? ♪ but since he bought his house... are you going 45? -uh, yes. 55 is a suggestion.

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jillian: the convicted terrorist who plotted an attack on the new york city subway will be sentenced today, qualified for life behind bars, he could get a much lighter sentence for cooperating with authorities. the native of afghanistan pleaded guilty in 2010 and met with law enforcement more than 100 times, volunteering information about al qaeda. at the time of his plea, eric holder called him one of the most serious terror threats to our nation since 9/11. rob: julian assange due in court as the us fight for his extradition. protesters are gathering outside the courthouse and the cofounder will appear by video one day after being sentenced to 50 weeks in prison.

assange was arrested for that bail violation. us authorities want him for conspiring with chelsea manning to break into the us government computer in 2010 it's been 7 years locked up taking refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in london. jillian: 7 years wasted. joe biden rising to the top of the polls as he hit the campaign trail across iowa. rob: peter doocy has more on biden's race to the white house. >> reporter: joe biden has been decades that his polls were flat until he said this. >> i'm launching my candidacy for president of the united states. >> reporter: barack obama's former number 2 is number one, 24 points ahead of bernie sanders in a cnn poll, 26 points ahead of sanders in a quinnipiac poll and try to keep it going in iowa with surprising claims about china. >> they are not bad folks but

they are not competition for us. >> reporter: most democrats are holding fire on biden but not bernie sanders. >> i helped lead the fight against nafta. he voted for nafta. rob: biden didn't take the bait. he was also proud to receive support of the firefighters union. >> asked president obama not to endorse them but he is open to endorsement because he got it for management of the firefighters. >> reporter: donald trump agrees, read tweeting firefighters who disapprove of the news and adding i have done more for firefighters than this dude sucking union will ever do and i get paid 0. >> the president has been tweeting a lot about me this morning. i wonder why he is doing that. >> reporter: biden is trying to build on obama's legacy typically regarding obamacare. >> i told president obama it was a big deal or something to that effect. thank god my mom wasn't around. >> reporter: barack obama is one

of the only democrats biden wants to talk about, focusing on donald trump as if it is already the general election and biden is into he will ignore the other primary candidates until the primary debates. rob: 27 after the hour, william barr declining house demand for a second day of testimony today and one congressman says it is easy to see why. >> no wonder the age he doesn't want to testify when you are running things without debate, totally unfair. >> reporter: congressman louis goehmert joins us with reaction next. ♪ a way to create energy from household trash. it not only saves about 80% in carbon emissions... it helps reduce landfill waste. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: fulcrum bioenergy.

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rob: the time headlines this morning, thousands of protesters hitting the street to venezuela for a third day as the crisis in the country intensifies.

juan guaido speaking out on foxbusiness ramping up calls for a takedown of nicholas maduro's regime, the white house warning russia not to interfere in this their willing to support the stability and prosperity of venezuela. jillian: the white house requesting $4.5 billion to handle the border crisis, donald trump's administration said the money would expand border shelters, provide food and care for migrants and fund processing centers at the border, the request comes as a new caravan marches were the united states with thousands of migrants. rob: a special prosecutor could investigate the sudden dismissal of the jussie smollett case. attorney for the empire actor fighting to keep him out of court have all charges have been dropped. jillian: attorney general william barr taking series heat from senate democrats over the mueller report and a whopping 5 hour hearing on capitol hill.

>> that conclusion is inescapable. >> not only put your own credibility into question but seem to be giving sanction to behavior through the language you used in the press conference. >> being attorney general the united states is a sacred trust. you have betrayed that trust. america deserves better. you should re-sign. rob: now the attorney general is refusing to testify today in front of the house judiciary committee. here to react is louis goehmert who was on that committee. i'm sure you prepared all week. are you disappointed by this? >> i think it is a smart thing for william barr to do. we had an outrageous hearing yesterday. it was a judiciary committee, a place where will should be emanating, not being ignored. yesterday, regarding the william barr testimony it was really ignored. the chairman ignore the rules

and violated the rules, he would not allow debate among those who had amendments and points to debate, there were legitimate motions that were not available and he ignored those. rob: let's listen to that. >> to meet this motion. no wonder the age he doesn't want to testify when you are running things without regard for debate. totally unfair. rob: go ahead and continue. >> you saw what was going on but it was really outrageous. debate not allowed, motions that were priority motions were ignored and let me tell you, i had a number of people ask me, you miss being on the trial

bench? the only thing i miss is not having a bailiff to shut people up when they should be shut up. we could have used a bailiff in the hearing yesterday. what became clear, barr was being set up. it was not a summary. he tried to get conclusions out there. they had the whole report. they refused to look at an unredacted report. jillian: let's talk about the letter. on march 27th robert mueller wrote william barr a letter complaining about his 4-page summary. and a phone call later on where mueller said he didn't have an issue with the bottom line conclusions. he just felt william barr should have released more information.

should william barr have been candid about that letter or the conversations when lawmakers asked him about mueller's opinion on his conclusion? >> he was candid. he was honest about it. it was made clear the real problem mueller had was not with what he said. he said the letter was not inadequate. he was upset the way the media was portraying the report but he got the report out as quickly as he could. the only reason they are sniping at william barr is to set him up and i think the appropriate way to proceed would be to have mueller come forward and testify about his report. >> releasing 19 pages, william barr didn't do it. of all the smoke, that is a fair

point. >> he was going to release the entire report, why release the 19 page summary done strictly for the media, and looking at mueller, and his team for criminal leaks they involve. and the letter you are talking about. and allusion to the senate. and there were leaks by the mueller team that -- that has got to be reviewed. we have people on the mueller team continuing to leak things about the mueller letter probably written by somebody else, pretty snity, mueller is

capable of being there but we need to figure out who is committing the crimes and it may be committed by people investigating. jillian: always investigations going on into the fisa warrant, the drama continues. rob: we appreciate it. hundreds of cruiseship passengers, they are used by this search of scientology in st. lucia. the infected crewmember, and a woman with measles attended a packed california movie theater to see the new avengers movie. officials morning other moviegoers may have been exposed. there are 700 cases nationwide. merck and company increased production of the vaccine, the only supplier of the measles vaccine in the united states. jillian: out of control, up to 20 feet in the air with children inside.

5 students were injured. a witness describes the chaos. >> three or four kids, the winds picked them up and blue them off of the track. jillian: this happened in washington state. one was airlifted to a hospital in critical condition. rob: the billboard music awards lighting up the las vegas strip. there was glamour and even a wedding. jillian: i get to read this. game of thrones actress sophie turner tying the not with the help of an elvis impersonator after the award show. rob: which one? at the start? i know who she is. music history, becoming the most awarded artist ever at the bbm as.

>> the winner is drake for scorpion. >> drake! >> drake! rob: he got 12 awards last night. pretty good. jillian: he wasn't the only big winner. >> bb rexon. jillian: florida georgia line taking home top country song ferments to be. rob: the show's opening number had a lot to talk about. ♪ rob: taylor swift kicked officer with the marching band. jillian: some on social media say she copied it from beyoncé's homecoming performance. rob: i will let you finish but beyoncé had the greatest drum line of all time. jillian: one of defending taylor saying you know taylor swift recorded a long time ago. taylor did not imitate beyoncé. rob: who cares really? i don't care.

jillian: the time is 39 minutes after the hour. it has been eight years since usama bin laden was killed. >> the operation that killed usama bin laden, the families who lost loved ones, al qaeda terror. rob: an awesome night. how far have we come in the fight against terror since then? next guest is in army special forces and says we face major progress but we could see more attacks. jim hansen is here to explain. ♪ there is a revolution coming ♪

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jim hansen, thanks for coming to the show. we have been in afghanistan a long time since the fight scenes endless. >> i think the fight against the ideology that motivates usama bin laden is ongoing. we have had significant success, not just the rise of the caliphate which is one of the most significant accomplishments of the terrorists to have a state of the ground, the islamic state towards multiple years and donald trump unleashing the dogs of war, the us military to take that away from them. that is a significant up and down for them. now they have been dispersing back to their home countries and other places like libya where they are trying to jennifer did something. jillian: does that mean the us

needs to fight differently? they were all together in one group where they were. it is a little trickier? >> it becomes much trickier. we will see two things. number one, a lot of the fighters from the islamic state went to libya and are fighting for the un approved government for al qaeda fighters and donald trump seems to be backing field marshal to take them on, backing people against the muslim brotherhood and isis and law enforcement, normal security model trying to stop terror attacks on an individual basis. rob: we are negotiating with the taliban and, the fact that you are negotiating with this group, this is the direction the president and his advisers are going to go. >> it pains me and pains everybody in trying to fight

these guys, the taliban at the table, sitting in color right now because they are hosting these talks and will make a deal with them because at this point we don't have anything we can accomplish what we can. we will do what we can, in different ways against them, they are not masked in afghanistan the way they were. we will take them on in their home countries with a little more intelligence and law enforcement based fight. jillian: we saw footage of the leader of isis, in five years. the caliphate has been destroyed, that threat is very real. >> he was pretending to hold a staff meeting with his guys and where they were operating, places like turkey, and they have a chance to gain a little

bit of ground or whatever. the us has to decide who our friends are. and where they are trying to operate and in places like libya and turkey. rob: a scary motivator, thanks for your time. 47 after the hour. congresswoman omar making headlines for blaming the crisis in venezuela on the united states. >> a lot of the policies we put in place has helped lead the devastation in venezuela. rob: the blowback of her latest controversial comments. jillian: what is coming up on "fox and friends"? >> coming up on "fox and friends" in 121/2 minutes -- judge andrew napolitano will be

joining us to talk about how the attorney general was on capitol hill. and on the mueller report, talking about tom homan about the crisis of the southern border. and senator marsha blackburn. we are celebrating a new birthday. 85 years ago, caramel ice cream was born on fox square. i believe carly shimkus will be in front of the building handing out free ice cream. jillian: i can't wait. rob: i thought you are going to say brian kilmeade was born. we will be right back. don't just dream about your next vacation. book your next vacation. ♪ be a booker at booking.com

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jillian: embattled congresswoman omar is blaming the united states for the crisis in venezuela. >> the policies we put in place helped need the devastation in venezuela. particular bullying and the use of sanctions does not help. jillian: she has previously not recognized juan guaido as venezuela's leaders despite the us and 50 other countries backing him. rob: nicholas sandman slamming nbc with a defamation lawsuit, suing for $275 million over coverage of the viral video from the capitol hill conversation. 's attorney tweeting the fact of the sweet show the antitrust narrative nbc pushed so hard, sandman is suing cnn and the washington post. nbc has not commented.

jillian: styrofoam, the first state to ban styrofoam containers. janet mills signing the law becoming the first thing to bar the single use containers. environmental groups calling on several states to make a similar ban saying the material piles of emotions hurting the wildlife. in 2021, florida senate passed a measure saying cities can't enforce the plastic straw been over the next five years. rob: william barr teaching a new word and the internet seems to limit. >> the letter is a bit snity and probably written by one of his staff people. jillian: using it to describe mueller's critique of the russia memo during the senate testimony. former florida congressman david jolly tweeting did bar call the mueller letter snity? rob: the word has never appeared

in the congressional record. >> to be snity is to be disagreeable he built him.. got it? this reminds me of when james comey said golly gee and his testimony. people go online for those things. 54 minutes after the hour. kirsten gillibrand wants to give you $600 in free money but there is a catch. rob: she is hoping you will spend it on her democratic friends. stay tuned. ♪ . .

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jillian: a democratic lawmaker from alabama facing backlash over remarks on the abortion ban just passed by his state house. if signed, it will make abortion a felony. state representative john rogers speaking out against the vote saying, in part, some kids are unwanted so you kill them now or you kill them later. you bring them in the world unwanted, unloved, you send them to the electric chair. you kill them now, or you kill them later. roger's office did not immediately respond to fox news' comment. rob: beer pong politician kirsten gillibrand has a bold strategy free money. not a new idea. the new york senator tells nbc she wants to give voters up to $600 each to donate to federal candidates. to say receive the money, candidates have to agree to

forego donations larger than $200. she calls it democracy dollars and reduce big money and political influence. you can each have $600 to donate. >> first the good. 7/11 making it easier to crack open a cold one. >> thanks, i needed that. >> made me sick to my stomach watching that the convenience store chain conveniently launched a beer service. rob: won't have jack daniels. want to save money on phone bill go to jail in new york city. mayor de blasio give inmates 21 minutes of phone calls every three hours. cost taxpayers $8 million a year. jillian: finally the ugly, dodger's fan two foul balls.

san francisco giants game. if that wasn't bad enough for him, the dodgers lost. people keep on dropping food at these baseball games. what's going on? >> we will see you later. ♪ ♪ ♪ good morning ♪ steve: it's kind of foggy if you were watching television yesterday he you probably saw the fog. ainsley: little hazy for capitol hill. steve: what's going on? a foggy day in our nation's capitol. "fox & friends" for a thursday. brian: 15 hours of testimony yesterday william barr got a break and went after it. when bob mueller put out