be careful this coffee could so you know, they're a we were going to do it before when he was acting and the president said on burn you. competitor. fridayinate they will modernize, compete. him. looks like he will get his costs 800 bucks a pound. brian: what needs to be hearing in june. modernized? main thing he will get hit is it good-bye tanks? most perspective coffee in the world. on is reprogramming the too many planes? enough ships? jillian: no thanks. defense budget 1.5 up to what is it? have a good day. 3.6 billion out of the >> whether our efforts in space, ♪ wake me up ♪ before you go go 770 billion that's been our long-range missiles, what given towards the wall. ♪ don't hang me on like a i and infrastructure and roads we're doing with cyber, all of and everything and cameras. and he says this is don't idon't iyo-yo. absolutely defense but that's what he plans on these things need a refresh. doing. that is what modernization he says the one thing about it and i throrply believe it represents. so it is a replacement of some of our helicopters. steve: welcome aboard, after sitting down with him it is replacement to our folks. you are not going to rattle submarines. "fox & friends" live from him. going back to a kid my dad it is replacement to our combat new york city. was a high octane in your vehicles. brian: how concerned are you ainsley: waking up this face you better not do this about iran? morning hope you have a and i learned that you get iran and iraq is issue? wonderful rest of the week. yelled at. the president can say brian: we hope. so certainly a lot of news whatever he wants. iran and syria is issue. to go over. between what was happening i'm going to do what he last night. there was a time when the iran in lebanon is issue. wants but i will keep my nighttime shows would be a composure and not overreact review of what was happening gaza,. >> throughout the middle east. during the day and just give emotionally i spent my whole in terms of their cyber opinion and then there is life not overreacting activity, maritime activity, this time where things are breaking throughout the emotionally. ballistic missiles. night and the 8:00 show steve: a good introduction to a lot of folks about what they're a significant threat. brian: with the economic dramatically different than mr. shanahan is really like. the 11:00 and we get up this excellent job. sanctions do you think that you morning with brand new news. brian: tomorrow we will be might force them into extreme steve: we have a lot of at the border with the secretary of homeland brand new news and it starts behavior? >> the pressure campaign, the

security also acting mac maximum pressure campaign that now. ainsley: takes to us a fox mcalleenan we will see exactly what he plans on news alert. doing. secretary pompeo has been 120,000 troops could be i do ainsley: jillian, we just employed to the middle east as tensions boil over with learned how to respond if your dad yelsz at you. leading, secretary mnuchin, it brian: do not cry. is having economy. iran. steve: according to the "new york times" as the president jillian: that's right. has issued a stern warning get you caught up on other to iranian officials. brian: you always had, mba, headlines starting with this. brian: things are getting a traveling carnival worker tight. griff jenkins joins us now confesses to killing three women in less than three impactful job at boeing, this from washington with possible course of action plane is a boeing. and a game plan in case it weeks. james michael wright facing big decisions are not new to does, right, griff. three murder charges for the you. big budget are not new to you, death of ateen who that >> good morning, steve, but i heard it described, the ainsley and brian, a hobson, elizabeth van meter startling way to start your and 17-year-old jocelyn. pentagon as soul-crushing tuesday. the "new york times" he met them through his job reporting this morning the white house is considering an even stronger military in tennessee. bureaucracy. in all candor, have you seen the wright who had no criminal response if iran were to history allegedly claimed bureaucracy? attack u.s. troops or two of the killings were >> i've seen the bureaucracy. intensify its nuclear accidental. i've got a phd in authorities are calling him program. in cawrnts plan they report as many as 120,000 troops a serial killer. bureaucracy-busting. families of 9/11 victims are so it is not, not something they would be deployed to the taking the fbi to court. middle east. now, in comparison, there is they are demanding the justice department release gets in my way. just over 130,000 troops i have all the counter -- to information about saudi deployed to iraq in 2003. arabia's involvement in the deal with it. what i find working with the deadly attacks. department of defense, when this revelation coming just people know what it is we have hours after the president >> it's just a continuous to accomplish, they can make the kick in the gut. issued a stern warning system work. yesterday from the oval the government knows who did and the system can work. it. they know who funded it. but, yet, no one has been brian: wow, the story today, 120 office. held accountable. one of the reasons i voted >> we will see what happens. troops to be ready to go.

it will be a bad problem for for trump is because he supported us. that the is model should iran iran if something happens. they are not going to be ainsley: federal attorneys act up. ainsley: senator blumenthal when say out information puts happy. they are not going to be national security at risk. shanihan was in the hearing with happy people. neighbors in a major city the senate armed services could soon be handing out [inaudible] committee, senator blumenthal >> can you figure it out for parking tickets. said this, shanahan may be the yourself. they know what i mean by it. >> 100 tickets. >> oil tankers sabotaged off i'm not going to write 100 least qualified nominee for secretary of defense that the senate armed services committee the coast of the uae. tickets. i'm going to write 200 considered during my time in the tickets before noon. senate. military officials believe iran and iran backed proxies he is unimpressed by the jillian: washington, d.c. is considering a bill to create lackluster testimony. brian: chairman inhofe is for are responsible for the a citizen safety enforcement program. him. lindsey graham is all-in. attacks. teams of team trained to use mike pompeo meeting with an app. to take pictures of president supports him. blumenthal will have blow back. military officials in violations and issue i asked him about that quote. brussels. citations. topping concerns in that region. it's meant to prevent it's unclear what's driving >> senator blumenthal who is podesta accidents in d.c. this escalation and change actually a democrat said, never in stance with iran. curious to see if that before has a nominee come before between tehran and works. steve: can you imagine if washington. as a precaution, the your neighbor was deposit me since i've been senator with pentagon has moved in an advertised to write a ticket? jillian: no. less experience than you. aircraft carrier. come on. the uss abraham lincoln. not borrowing sugar from you what is your reaction? >> i have a tremendous amount of anymore. experience. b-52 bombers and military steve: janice dean, just the work we have to do in imagine if you were deposit advertised to write people power. preparing the department for the more power to the region. one thing is clear. that is tensions are rising tickets. future is something that the janice: i used to write tickets. department needs. this tuesday morning. can you read my book mostly whether it is restructuring, sunny. steve: there you go. all right. hi, where are you from. griff, thank you very much. this plan was presented by modernization, working >> theresa. janice: who is the book for. internationally, i've had all the acting defense secretary >> my mom maria. those assignments.

patrick shanahan who brian janice: mostly sunny coming your way. steeped in experience. is going to interview in a we need sunshine in new what i would say i'm looking york. take a look at temperatures. forward to sitting down with the it is snowing across minute -- last thursday. portions of new england. senator and having a what is key is this is just 45 right in new york. conversation about my a plan although some have i do have good news though. credentials, answering his once we get this system out suggested it's a scare of way, we will start to questions. tactic to remind iran if you steve: that is the whole do anything stupid over warm up. for now, yes, that is nomination process. there we have backup plans now tomorrow the reason you went mountain snow across for you it. portions of upstate new york down to the border, that is to all depends on if iran into new england. attacks u.s. forces or i think this will be the walk the line with him and the last snow fall as she acting i.c.e. director. accelerates their work on crosses her fingers, next brian: we go to rio grand too. the nuke program. ainsley: the president said storm system moves into the it's a five-alarm fire down it would be a bad mistake. west and we'll watch that the reporter said what do over the next couple of there. the two people that could change you mean by that? days. hi, maria, thank you so much he said they know what i things to the best of their mean by that taking this very seriously. for watching. your daughter is adorable ability. they are looking at it, said this is not plans for a back to you steve, ainsley and brian. assessing it, finding out how to land invasion because that ainsley: tell her we said work together. they flew back on the plane would call in more troops. hey. brian: mostly sunny still together. they are getting to know each out and still available and other. man those departments really brian: tankers yesterday. still on the streets. have to jell. saudi tankers obviously 18 minutes before the top of they will let you know what the hour. they're up against, what our unarmed. >> moving oil even though attorney general bill barr taps a top prosecutor to fine military men and women are doing to allow the border patrol investigate how out russia probe began. who is he and what trouble saudis haven't said iran did to patrol the border they're could this cause the it but early indications are democrats? judge napolitano promises to getting overwhelmed getting iran did it. walk up the stairs. juice to kids, diaper changes, secretary of state pompeo steve: good morning, judge. was forced to cancel and humanitarian causes. ♪ ♪ let it ride has. european allies put off in stopping the smuggling. ♪ ♪ represents a bold idea: ainsley: pulling them off the the short-term germany and border and putting them in these little camps. greenland and went quickly brian: as if the military could

to iraq. and met with european allies take the slots, that will make to say look at the evidence it better. we have of what iran is up very nice to give us that type a way to create energy from household trash. of access. to. are you still interested in steve: absolutely great. you got a free ride home. staying with this agreement it not only saves about 80% in carbon emissions... even though within brian: went to dulles. 60 degrees they have also and got very close. pledged to enrich uranium it helps reduce landfill waste. my bag just arrived yesterday. which is a violation of the plan you are holding to. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: and for those who say the steve: you have other shirts. president should never have left the plan. fulcrum bioenergy. 20 minutes before the top. to turn garbage into jet fuel. maybe the previous president hour. should have passed the plan. did he not have the senate jillian joins us. jillian: talk about this, approval of 60 votes. he lost key democrats. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. congresswoman rashida tlaib is he had 40 votes. standing by these comments about the holocaust. to help the world keep advancing. >> this is kind of a calming and had the treaty passed feeling i always tell folks, when i think of the holocaust the president would have had and the tragedy of the holocaust to overturn it. instead he had a piece of and the fact that it was my paper he felt wasn't worth what it was printed on. apsestores, pal steps, who lost shanahan second thing after their land and some lost their the border was iran. lives, all of it, was in the i asked him, sorry about the name of trying to create a safe fact that we're in the air haven for jews. and kind of loud, about woman: ahh! iran, and the threat that need a change of scenery? jillian: earlier house gop they present. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites conference chair liz cheney >> how concerned are you and lets you see how your baggage condemned those remarks. will affect the cost of your flight, >> there is no context in which about iran, iran in iraq is so you can be confident an issue. you're getting the right flight at the best price. it is okay to say that a calming kayak. search one and done. feeling comes over you when you iran in lebanon. think about the holocaust.

flawn gaza is an issue. it is sickening. >> throughout middle east. it is gone, it has gone beyond cyber activity. the pale now with the leadership in the democratic side in the maritime activity ballistic house actually openly defending missiles. so, there is significant this kind of thing. threat. brian: with the economic sanctions, you think you jillian: president trump also might force them to extreme criticized talib's statement calling it horrible and highly behavior. >> the pressure campaign, the maximum pressure insensitive. immigration officials uncover an elaborate marriage fraud scheme. campaign that soicke secretary o nearly 100 people are accused of staging marriagerages to help and secretary mnuchin is having a significant effect illegal immigrants in the u.s. on their economy. i.c.e. says illegals would pay a brian: obviously he will be asked about that during you're getting the right flight at the best price. nomination hearing. ainsley: we will see more of texas-based organization for licenses and benefits. that at 6:30. this is a very difficult job. failure is not an option.a. the problem they never lived brian: yes. about 25 minutes. with or planned to live with the new spouses. some created entire wedding ainsley: and an investigation how the more than half of employees across the country albums to fool authorities. bring financial stress to work. get ready for the best thing investigation started. attorney general. if you're stressed out financially at home, you'll see all day. bill barr. if at first you don't succeed, that's why he assigned this you're going to be too worried to be able to do a good job. attorney in connecticut who try, try again. is supposed to be a hard i want to be able to offer all of the benefits consider that life lesson learned for this little boy charging bulldog john that keep them satisfied. struggling to break a board in durham, he has been assigned to dig into the origin of it is the people that is really the only asset that you have. his karate class, falling down the fbi russia probe. while trying over and over, to steve: this guy has quite a put your employees on a path the point of tears. reputation back in 1999, he to financial wellness with prudential. bring your challenges. investigated boston's fbi

>> yes you can do it. relationship the fbi's onmillionth order.r. yes you can do it. relationship with mobsters. he also at the behest of ♪ you can do it. there goes our first big order. look at me. eric holder investigated the treatment of cia detainees. ♪ hit hit hard. 44, 45, 46... do not hit it light. and the destruction of those how many of these did they order? go. jillian: after a few more tries, famous videotapes. ooh, that's hot. and plenty of encouragement from that's mr. durham right ♪ there u.s. attorney for you know, we could sell these. his florida classmates, this connecticut. he is going to look to see if all the -- if everything happens. nah. was done appropriately ♪ because, as we heard from >> yeah! bill barr, the attorney we don't bake. ♪ general just about a month yeah! opportunity. ago, spying happened. what we deliver by delivering. the big question is was it legal? jillian: so great. the boy's classmates going wild >> i think spying on a after he finally breaks that it's a revolution in sleep. board. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now political campaign is a big that is so stinkin' cute. during our memorial day sale. deal. i think spying did occur. steve: he pushed him. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts the question is whether it had he not broken the board -- was predicated, adequately to keep you both comfortable. it even helps with this. predicated. i'm not suggesting it wasn't brian: he is as happy as everybody else. adequately predicated. so you wake up ready to hit the ground running. i need to explore that. ainsley: gosh, that is so sweet. brian: push back is going to only at a sleep number store. be hey this is what took during the memorial day sale, save $1000 place on the other side yes, he did it. james baker, peter strzok, on the new queen sleep number 360 special edition brian: will be in the ufc in 20 andy mccabe. brennan say you would have smart bed, now only $1,799. years. we'll watch him on espn. done the same thing if you only for a limited time. were in our shoes. sleep number. proven, quality sleep. steve: jillian, thank you. one of the founders of facebook

james baker an attorney for is calling to break it up. the fbi. ainsley: our next guest was an he said it's crazy to think early investor in facebook. what does he think? that we would actually do that's next. something to upend the trump campaign. we were just there trying to investigate the russians. ♪ ♪ allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? brian: attorney general bill so trey gowdy weighed in. barr tapping a top and he said -- he looked at prosecutor to investigate how the russia probe began. you won't find relief here. this and said i investigated a lot of this. steve: source telling fox go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. i'm very curious to see what news connecticut attorney actually u.s. attorney from while the leading allergy spray only relieves 6 symptoms, comes out. the district of connecticut >> the fourth person that's john durham will look into claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. been charged with government surveillance of the trump campaign including investigating the ohr gins of the russia probe. claritin-d relieves more. i'm more interested in how the department of justice's use of informants and quickly they do it and how potential fisa abuses. effectively they do it more than the number. ainsley: here to weigh in if this is the right person fox news judicial analyst to do it, more power to and host of liberty file on them. there is an easy road map to fox nation judge andrew napolitano. another person looking into follow. how this all got started. steve: keep in mind this is what do you know about this? separate from the >> this person has investigation department of justice inspector general michael wh horowitz. prosecutorial authority. we should see that coming up i mean, the inspector in the next month or. so then have you got need a change of scenery? general, mike horowitz whose mr. huber and some of the report we expect almost any kayak searches hundreds of travel sites mueller report. week now cannot prosecute. ainsley: is he saying it's - even our competitors the fourth one. and the senate judiciary - so you can be confident you're getting the right flight a lot of people trying to find out how this all committee as at the best price. started. well-intentioned as senator brian: what's most encouraging is the selection graham may be cannot kayak. search one and done. of durham blends party prosecute. but john durham can lines. he worked for janet reno. prosecute.

so this is the investigation he worked for eric holder, that the president has been calling for and that the did work for mike mukasey. president has promised. who and how and under what if people want to marginalize him as a circumstances did the whole political hack you don't thing get started. have any evidence. steve: more importantly he and if anybody committed a has gone after law enforcement. crime, is there still enough that's something he has done all the way from looking at time left to prosecute them? the fbi in boston and all this is finally coming together in one place at one sorts of things in his past. time before a very speaking of an experienced prosecutor who investigation, rod has been washington's go-to rosenstein is the guy who ordered the special counsel guy when they need be appointed. and he has hit the speaking themselves, some aspect of circuit. ainsley: that's right. the federal government, we told you a few days ago, investigated. we played you those sound steve: he has gone after the fbi. he has gone after -- >> -- cia. bites of james comey attacking his character and steve: how the cia treated people and where those attacking his soul and so videotapes went. >> yes. so he is very experienced. rosenstein who left the job, you know, it's unusual, having been in law who left the deputy a.g. enforcement i can tell you, it's unusual when the target position last week. he has only been, you know, is somebody you work with. (indistthat was awful.tering) not working the last few why are you so good at this? had a coach in high school. days. he is hitting the speaking ainsley: right. , part of a law enforcement circuit as you said speaking really helped me up my game. community. at great baltimore annual steve: that's not what makes it hard. i had a coach. math. >> it's not unusual for him committee meeting. because he is the guy they ooh. he slammed james comey for attacking him. keep going to for it. so, why don't traders have coaches? >> so i do not blame the so in my view the attorney who says they don't? general picked the right coach mcadoo! former director for being person at the right time to angry. i would be,, too, if i were do this job that the you know, at td ameritrade,

president has been asking we offer free access to coaches for. brian: so in theory -- tell and a full education curriculum- me if this is likely he just to help you improve your skills. in his shoes. now he seems to be acting as could look at this and say yeah i don't like some of a partisan pundit. the things that were done boom! mad skills. selling books and earning but i can understand what education to take your trading to the next level. speaking fees while speculating about the the fbi did it judging by what's coming at them at only with td ameritrade. strength of my character and that time. >> that's the chris wray the fate of my immorality argument the other day the president was so upset soul. i kid you not. about. in theory the answer to your >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we every chip will crack.. [laughter] this daughter was home visiting that is disappointing. question is yes, brian, in theory, i could also say when mom saw a chip in her windshield. speculating about souls is this was a lie. >> mom: honey is that a chip? not a job for police and this was falsified. >> tech: they wanted it fixed fast prosecutors. so they brought it to us. generally we base our this was perjury. >> mom: hi. >> tech: with our in-shop chip repair service, opinions on eyewitness this was fraud, this was we can fix it the same day... deception. testimony. brian: so we know through i'm going to indict all guaranteed. the town hall that james these people. plus with most insurance comey had he was taking brian: you know james baker on the offensive trying to a safelite chip repair is no cost to you. shots at rod rosenstein. he feels like he is one of save his name. >> mom: really? >> so is the other james who drive safely. all right. the people got caught in the ♪ acoustic music was the topic the 6'8" one. president's web of >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, influence. he ebb vilified a lot by ♪ safelite replace. people in this investigation. they said he was too ainsley: you said time could conflicted to run it until a be running out? >> well the statute of new attorney general wassen appointed. limitations to these crimes one thing he has always said is five years. and now it's come out don't worry i can land this plane. it depends upon vitter actually all federal crimes there are some that are i did have a chance to meet him long island when he was longer that are not relevant doing an event with the president. he came up to me out of here. brian: judge time to go to a guy coming up next that you nowhere. he says all i can tell you were talking to in the green is don't believe everything room.

you read. judge: what a great human i thought that's interesting. being. great pitcher for the because a lot of people are yankees and mets david talking about a rift between the president and him. combs. brian: mets then the brian: maybe we have a yankees. breaking news story we should philosophy what we judge: i said it in the wrong order. that's why you are here to have. ainsley: i thought i turned correct me. it on silent. even though i'm a lawyer you see what the news story. are correcting me. brian: cy young award winner ainsley: montana governor announces 2020 candidacy for now david cone has the president. challenge of his year. ainsley: we already reported on that. can he survive an interview brian: get on it. on "fox & friends" talking about his life and his book. ♪ steve: facebook under fire after i want montana map real years of privacy and content scandals, calls now mounting to quick ♪ will. ainsley: going to be tough. break up the social media giant. chris hughes, one of facebook's steve: that was until 6:00 a.m. ains. cofounders writing an op-ed that's on foxnews.com. brian: his life. there he is. saying breaking up the social brian: jillian, if you have media giant is the only way to anything just scream it out. hold them accountable. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job here to go react, one of [laughter] ainsley: we need to learn more about it. facebook's early investors roger why don't we hand it over to mcthat me. you, jillian and tell us author of a new book, "zuck, about it. brian: if anything happens we will ask you. jillian: that is not the waking up to the facebook first story. ♪ catastrophe ♪ ainsley: turn on the fox >> what is the facebook news app. disdisaster. jillian: ntsb headed to >> chris hughes talking about nebraska today after mid-air mark zuckerberg and facebook solution two sightseeing planes. four people dead. have too much power in our

two missing and after two lives. they're the not elected. they're not accountable. they have allowed the system planes crashed. two float planes crashed that makes the so much fun, so week long princess cruise. interesting to play with become unclear why the planes creashed. one pilot is among the dead. a tool for bad actors to harm global system outage causing innocent people. they have lost control of it. headaches and long lines for we need to have major travelers this morning. some frustrated fliers say intervention to protect people. steve: what started out as they are having trouble from any one else. using self-check-in kiosks. why accept it from your allergy pills? harvard a way to identify people in your upcoming class, this one of the affected airlines flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, morphed into something that jet blue says while we do which most pills don't. billions of people around the flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. world use. not expect operational how is it dangerous? impact to flights jetblue >> the issues is that there is a most pills only block one. passengers may experience flonase. longer lines in airports this morning as we resolve couple aspects of the problem. any lingering issues. the business model is really now some more on this story. about grabbing our attention. the jampacked field of 2020 the first thing they want to get democrats just got even more you to build a habit, for many crowded. just moments ago, you heard of the us the habit tips over the alert on ainsley's phone into addiction, behavioral montana governor steve bullock announced he is addiction. running for president. i say when do you check your >> as a democrat governor of phone, first thing in the morning, while you pee or or a state trump won by 20 points i don't have the luxury of talking to people who agree with me. i'm steve bullock and i'm before you pee?

running for president. that way they keep your attention. they promoted stuff that is most jillian: there you have it. 22nd major candidate to declare his candidacy. compelling to us. sadly that turns out toing hate only democrat who has won in a red state. speech, disinformation and president trump sending conspiracy theories which cause a lot of anguish. well-wishes to president steve: we're kind of short on jimmy carter as he recovers time. chris hughes is saying they have from a broken hip. to essentially change facebook the president tweeting in part quote: he was in such the way it is now. what do you think should happen? good spirits when we spoke last month. >> i think the most important he will be fine. thing you have to change the business model of facebook, the 94-year-old fell and broke his hip getting ready google, now increasingly amazon, for turkey hunting in microsoft, get them out of georgia. business of spying on us, reps say his biggest concern is ending the season without collecting all of our personal data. hitting his limit. using it for their profit send it back to you. against our interests. i think that will be hard. some things like scanning of ainsley: worried about hunting. emails are easy to ban and should be done immediately. brian: president carter has the rest we're going to have to been open to the president's approach with north korea work for as a country. and other things. the president has really appreciated that. steve: we'll see what happens. a lot of people have taken shots at him. roger mcnamee. steve: we wish him well. his new book, ""zucked". ainsley: yeah, we do. steve: early polls show president trump neck in neck pete hegseth and abby hornacek with joe biden in certain battleground states. ainsley: how worried should the president be? we are breaking down the

numbers next give us a first look. ♪ up, down ♪ we dot what we got >> interesting story on facebook. ♪ we don't need the rest what is the story with iran. ♪ we turn this parking lot new insight coming here. into a party bill barr on offense with the latest signals about the russia probe. are we in a trade war. ♪ h: with our in-shop chip repair service, how does it end with china. watch the market today. a i think is iting response from a congresswoman accused making insensitive remarks about the holocaust. join sandra and me 12 minutes we can fix it the same day... guaranteed. away at top of the hour. plus with most insurance three hour tour starts soon. a safelite chip repair is no cost to you. >> mom: really? drive safely. all right. ♪ acoustic music it nourishes and strengthens >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, ♪ safelite replace. my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex - now in triple strength plus magnesium. ♪ brian: household name to baseball fans everywhere and one of the greatest pitchers of his era from the kansas city royals where he grew up billions of problems. morning breath? garlic breath? stinky breath? actually in kansas city to the new york yankees to the there's a therabreath for you. new york mets the boston red sox. therabreath fresh breath oral rinse he played on many teams throughout his 17-year mlb

instantly fights all types of bad breath career. and works for 24 hours. now he is telling fans all so you can... about it in a very honest. breathe easy. you're going to love this book especially if you are a pitcher full count called the education of a pitcher. alright, let's get going! th it's on sale right now and and you want to make sure to aim it. joins us david cone joins us that have made the rx the leading luxury suv i'm aiming it. ohhhhhhh! now five time all star cy of all time. i ordered it for everyone. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $399 a month for 36 months. young winner wowed the [laughing] people of new york. david, you look like you (dad vo) we got the biggest subaru to help bring could still play. how much do you miss it? experience amazing at your lexus dealer. our family together. >> further removed i get i i'm just resting my eyes. (dad vo) even though we're generations apart. realize those days are over. 7:00 at night. what a day. i just love those kids. 7:05 i start thinking it's (avo) presenting the all-new three-row subaru ascent. game time i should be wave to grandma, everybody. somewhere. brian: now as a broadcaster. (avo) love is now bigger than ever. you write this book very honest with yourself. you don't cut yoursel yourself a break. volatile in your face always intense. >> i think that's best part of the book curry great writer. brian: he got your voice. >> he did. we want it to be honest account and admit. so mistakes i made and kind of own them there are lessons in there along the way, too from wiffle ball as

a kid in the backyard and my dad coaching me all the way up through the perfect game and some of the insecurities that you feel and. so best players i have been around, best athletes in the world sometimes are the most insecure ones. brian: what was it like having your dad as a coach and how did that lay the foundation? >> it was fantastic. his work ethic was just tremendous. he was a blue collar guy. he worked a graveyard shift in a meat packing plant. when he come home i knew he was dead tired and i would be tugging on him dad, let's go play. he always would. i would have a glove i would have a ball. he would catch me and teach me. best coach i ever had. who used expedia to book the hotel brian: let's be honest he threw you out of practice. >> he would. that led to the ride i was a brat at times temper ♪ tantrums all over the place. which took them to the place brian: never played high school baseball you got where they discovered that sometimes noticed. >> i went to try out camp at royal stadium intimidating a little down time 150 kids out there and throw can lift you right up. the ball for 10 throws and ♪ try to impress somebody.

that walls my one shot and flights, hotels, cars, activities. luckily one scout saw me. expedia. everything you need to go. you said your hands were too small you studied the game you had a strategy when you took the mound. what was it like being drafted by hometown team. >> incredible. i was floored by it. obviously not playing high school baseball. i wanted to sign that contract right then and there i thought they would take it away if i didn't sign it immediately. brian: you had a pitching coach let's get rid of david cone give him away for ed howard khearn. five. bad trade on the surface. right away you get a lesson. that lesson is to behave, right? >> it's true. the mets were intimidating back then. ♪ i came in 87 right off the steve: today, "fox nation" is hosting its first annual summit steve: well, we are 18 months out from the 2020 election but the heels of the '86 mets. giving fans the opportunity to presidential race already meet their favorite hosts in kind of heating up. it was tough lo. a brand new poll conducted had you to play the rookie role and they put new your person. brian: i thought pete was going? by a republican firm showing president trump neck and place back then. ainsley: he is, pete hegseth and brian: mets were cocky neck with democratic confident team coming off frontrunner joe biden in key the world series. "fox nation." you were able to not only abby hornacek are live with a battleground states. so where does he need to excel with the mets but focus, to shift his focus after a while they thought behind-the-scenes look.

heading into 2020 to ensure maybe you were the behavior hey, guys. problem and get rid of you >> more people want to meet for two players and send to a victory? pete. >> some others. i would imagine referring to you toronto. and i'm some others. the president. unbelievable success there. >> he is a favorite for sure. joining us to break it all down is the republican ended up with the yankees. ainsley: are you sweating a lot? polster in charge of that perfect game. you have a lot of sweat bands you talked about what you poll, chris wilson. going on. he was also the director of did needing three outs. brian: what is going on? >> nobody wants to talk to >> i'm ready to go. research analytics and digital strategy for ted you. when you have a perfect game abby and i have pop a shot superstition nobody will showdown. this is 1973, bobby riggs billie look at you or talk to you. cruz's 2016 presidential i went up in the clubhouse campaign. >> good morning, steve, yankee stadium looked myself thanks for having me. in the mirror put my hands jean king. steve: you betcha. in these battleground on the sink and had that proverbial talk in the battle of the sexes. states, what did you find. >> who won that? mirror good angel bad angel i'm curious. we will put the screen up. >> what we found is the >> good job, abby. you can do this positive president is doing very well thinking. it was don't blow it. >> we went behind the scenes of in the a lot of the states this is your last chance. the actual event. he won in 2016. it was a remarkable meeting. abby will be hosting it. the ones that gave him i have never done that take a watch. victory. and we see six states we before. and i tell about it in the "fox & friends" the night before looked at he has a lead in book. brian: was that the high, the first inaugural "fox nation" the no hitter? all but two of them. >> yeah. and in those he is in the i think it was yogi berra summit. >> we have a lot of plans for us margin of error or slightly at the "fox nation" summit. behind. one of the things i found day. and don larson threw out the >> we do. most interesting about these first pitch and i threw 88 >> and for the fans. pitches on a perfect game >> we have matching outfits. numbers leading in florida, >> you're in your flip-flops. and yogi's number was number iowa, texas, wisconsin and i think you're really embracing being a dead heat in 8. if you believe in the baseball gods. the arizona weather. pennsylvania and slightly somebody smiled on me that behind in michigan is what day. >> that's true. brian: self-deprecating. we see is the midterm it is hun national weather >> got the fan, flip-flops. elections really tell us service and thorough. i thought i knew your career but i learned so much more >> we'll find people here at nothing about what's going to happen in 20206789 that's but. great job david cone. rehearsal happening soon.

a good reminder when it this is going to be a comes to these sort of best-seller full count the presidential elections. education of a pitcher. >> did we plan this or what? midterm have nothing to do >> this is like, when he come with it. congratulation on your we also see rebound in the career as a broadcaster and out in the warm weather i break president's numbers. player. we tested him against joe >> thanks for having me. biden. we see he leads with blue brian: you got it. more "fox & friends" in just out my linen fabric. collar workers and we see he a moment unless i'm really i am doing my quiz show. is rebounding with suburban voters. mistaken. we have a secret announcement. that's really important as we look to move in to 2020 be we'll be involving the citizens for the president to be successful and be reelected. of fox nation in "the quiz show" steve: okay. the president's job approval in key battleground states first time. 50% approve. he's not using. >> nice to see you in person. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower 47% disapprove. then we have another number >> how do you feel about the that shows the president in in the wells fargo mobile app. first inaugural "fox nation" this is jerry canceling a few things. booyah. summit. >> it is 98. michigan and you were talking about blue collar i feel great about it. jobs, 45% approve. this is jerry appreciating the people who made this possible. >> i'm hanging out with you. 50 disapprove. what does that say to you? i expect a really big crowd. oh look, there they are. >> i think what it shows the (team member) this is wells fargo. strong economic numbers have caused him to rebound in shoe here she is. those areas. we looked at his approval on i'm now the biggest abby the economy we see above 50% hornacek fan in the world. nationally up to 56%. >> thank you. >> they're taking each other on. the reality is in hyper >> pete is tired of taking me partisan climate it's going to be difficult for any on. he challenged abby. president to get above a 50% approval rating it. >> you see pop a shot? doesn't tell us much about the president or people likely to vote for him. my goal wherever we have it, left of center what it tells

there will be henry jersey. us steve one of things we looked at he is taking i will take on hornacek. strong stands on trade deals >> tomorrow night at the pop a and strong stands on china and strong positions to shot challenge. protect u.s. jobs and >> he slipped him a 20. airline industry. shows us those sort of key can you believe that? when you take align, you have the support of a probiotic slipped him a 20, make sure issues in terms of taking a and the gastroenterologists who developed it. you -- >> let me be clear. stand for workers is having this will be a clean, nice game. an impact on his numbers align helps to soothe your occasional digestive upsets, 24/7 over all. no cheating. steve: chris, you know what with a strain of bacteria you can't get anywhere else. technical. strikes me joe biden has already. only been in it only a week you could say align puts the pro in probiotic. technical. two freethrows. and within the marginal of >> i get a technical. error in battleground states. so, where you go, the pro goes. >> i'm out of practice. >> he is. what you see with vice >> that is not good. president biden one >> i'm already concerned that benefiting from a bit of a the form is off. go with align, the pros in digestive health. honeymoon period but second you got to let it hang. the other aspect of this and you got to let it hang. why i think it's important and try align gummies, in these key states and ones >> you cap say that. we looked at as joe biden with prebiotics and probiotics >> that is definitely -- tries to kick start or to help support digestive health. >> tune in tonight. restart or jump start the "fox nation," 7:00 p.m. if obama international apology you're not here live, missing tour, it again points to the fact as you see the out. on "fox nation" live. president taking strong stands on these we'll be in the show. >> good luck to you. international trade agreements and taking strong may the best man, woman, win. stands on the economy to make sure it keeps humming >> amen. along. it's in those states, the steve: what a good tease. iowas, the wisconsins, the we'll find out who wins. >> yes. michigans, the pennsylvanias not a single person said they where it will have the strongest impact for the. >> tech: at safelite autoglass, we every chip will crack.. were pulling for me?

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steve: all right. griff, thank you very much. it's just a plan. it was presented by john bolton to the will secretary -- brian's new friend the acting defense brian brian we are back with a fox news alert. look out, everybody in new secretary presented that to york anthony weiner is a the pentagon apparently last free man former congressman week. just walked out of new york and, you know, what's interesting about this is halfway house now all the way out where he has been staying since february. that according to the "new >> look, i feel like i am york times" when the president started to draw down troops from sir i can't glad to be getting back to my family. tell "new york times" i hope to be able to live a speculates that perhaps that life of integrity and emboldened iran and they service and i'm glad this said well, look, they are chapter of my life is behind getting out of here. me. >> what does that mean? we can do something big. what's your future? at the same time, as griff just pointed out this could >> that was the fastest three brian: wiener served more than a year in prison after be a scare tactic just to hours in television and we get pleading guilty to sending put the word out there to to do it again tomorrow. >> see you then. inappropriate pictures to a girl in 2017. >> "after the show show" is on he have to register as a sex fox nation and the radio show offender. ainsley? ainsley: okay. and listen all across the thank you. remind -- can texas save chick-fil-a country. we have three seconds left. bill be saved? the bill was introduced ainsley: if we see you are after san antonio blocked working on nuclear weapons the fast food chain from they say it would thought be a land invasion. opening a restaurant in the you saw all the aircraft airport there. last week it was derailed in carriers there that we sent the house before lawmakers and 120 troops are could each vote on it as considering accepting this

critics say it supports 120,000 troops. anti-gay discrimination. brian: right. we will monitor that when >> bye. >> bill: good morning. just yesterday the bill was the secretary of state fears of a trade war. raising the stakes. scrambled to meet with a big three hours. revived in the texas senate allies in emergency session i'm bill hemmer live in new in the state senate. you know it's serious. york city. so what is next? he had to blow up other >> sandra: i sense this sense joining us now is g.o.p. people to do it. four minutes after the top of humor from you this morning. texas state representative of the hour. jeff leach. thank you so much for being this news broke last night although then you said i have with us. john durham u.s. attorney one every day. good morning, every day. tuesday morning on "america's >> ainsley, good morning for newsroom." hereby named to review the both sides in retaliation mode. texas. ainsley: good morning, i spies of the trump team. love texas. somebody with some rich president trump defending negotiations with china saying jeff, tell us about this credentials and really hard we're in a much better position bill? to marginalize him and say what did it say and why was he is democrat or it blocked in the house. republican. he was named by the but beijing saying it won't >> ainsley again, good back down. morning. thanks for having me on this president of the united in washington it has become the morning. states as appointed as u.s. i'm happy to be with you and your viewers. attorney for connecticut. latest political football. look, this chick-fil-a bill that was in 2018. >> president trump: i love the position we're in. but, eric holder tapped him this piece of legislation is to investigate the treatment there can be some retaliatio about the fundamental of cia detainees. pillars upon which our nation and the state of texas were founded. janet reno tapped durham to this is about our freedom of investigate law enforcement religion, our freedom of corruption in boston. worship. this is about our first steve: yeah. evidence has gone after dirty cops and gone after amendment rights secured by the fbi and gone after the god and secured by the constitution. the chick-fil-a bill here in cia. according to people who have texas under the leadership spoken to the associated of our governor greg abbott, press, the investigation is attorney general paxton and to make sure that u.s. intel my friends senator brian collection activities hughes and representative related to the trump campaign were lawful and crouse meant to push back against the city of san appropriate because there has been some suggestion antonio, city council which that corners were cut, maybe

pushed a resolution in city somebody was putting their council chambers a few weeks ago that would have banned thumb on the scale to get chick-fil-a from having an donald trump. brian: i don't know what you 125e789 at the san antonio are referring. to say what are you talking airport merely because about? first time hearing this. chick-fil-a has in the past ainsley: there are several supported organizations like investigations out there. horowitz investigation we should find out over the the salvation army and next few weeks and then fellowship of christian athletes. remember when jeff sessions this is a further attempt on the state of texas part to appointed the u.s. attorney fight back against this war, in you call john huber to this assault on religious look into this too. liberty. and we're hopeful that over hopefully we will get to the bottom of it. the next couple weeks as we many of you have written us and said you really want to near the final -- the deadlines in our texas find out if this was lawful how it all started, more legislature that we're able about the fisa abuse. to pass this bill and get it to the governor's desk. that's what these individuals were looking ainsley: what happened in the house? how did it get blocked into. brian: karl rove was on last before you had a chance to night. he likes his appointment and vote on it? >> well, ainsley, it died on knows john durham, listen. a technical point of order >> first of all john durham here in the house. look, in texas, in the texas connecticut prosecutor career guy. hard to criticize a guy who legislature, at least. is apolitical and served in it's very difficult to pass republican and democratic legislation that's actually a good thing. because the thousands of administrations. i'm confident barr has got a bills out of the thousands particular focus that he wants him to take. of bills we consider and you have horowitz who has deliberate on every session, independent authority to most of those bills are bad bills that infringe on your investigate. all of what happened in the life, your liberty, your pursuit of happiness, your property, your religious steele dossier and the investigation in 2016. liberties. so this bill was simply a and then have you huber who

technical problem with it. is also looking at specific it was not a substantive elements of the russia issue. investigation. all three of them share some progressive liberals something in common. found an opening to kill the they are tough, they are bill. for tunnel natalie in the independent, and they are texas senate the bill was career people who are not revived and we're hopeful going to bend. over the next couple weeks they are going to do exactly as we fin anyone our what they think is right. legislative session we are steve: see, that's what able to get this passed and people want to know. get it passed. was it legitimate or were -- the people of texas and by the way ainsley, republicans you know, were there some bad actors at the department and democrats conservatives of justice and the fbi and and liberals are outraged on if they were, who are they? this assault religious liberty and it chick-fil-a brian: go ahead. example is one example we ainsley: rod rosenstein stepped down from the doj have seen across the nation. last week and now is he ainsley: if it does make it to the governor's desk who doing the speaking circuit. and he was speaking at great is a republican you expect him to sign it? baltimore committee annual >> i am very confident that our great governor greg meeting. slamming james comey because abbott will sign this remember james comey has been on the speaking circuit legislation and as i mentioned, this has received slamming him. broad support as i talked to and saying negative things about his character. my constituents in the north and so rod rosenstein came dallas area and folks across back yesterday and he said this state and as i he deserved to be fired. mentioned legislators from he was a partisan pundit and every faith and every political party and demographic. says he trumped on bright there is a big concern that lines that should never have there seems to be this all been crossed. he also was pointing out out assault on our freedom to worship and give our comey's biggest mistake. listen. money to organizations that we want to support. >> the clearest mistake was and, look, people love the director's decision to

chick-fil-a you can't argue hold a press conference with chick-fil-a's food and about an open case to reveal i don't think you should organize with the his personal recommendation organizations that about the case and to chick-fil-a chooses to support either. i'm confident the governor will agree to sign the bill. discuss details about the investigation without the ainsley: a lot of people fly informed consent of the into the san antonio airport prosecutors and the attorney and they want a chicken general. those actions in my view stand witch. they don't care about the politics they just like the were not within the realm of taste. if the governor signs it, reasonable decisions. will chick-fil-a be able to brian: james comey also open in san antonio airport? attacked william barr and according to people in legal >> absolutely. that is absolutely the case. circles, he actually you know another point, provided a lot of ainsley, i'm glad you opportunity for james comey mentioned that. in the past and certain when i travel through the airport and i know most people are monday through positions. i'm sure barr, if he was saturdays. i love seeing an open ever to speak about it would be a little upset about the chick-fil-a i can take my way comey is talking about kids and eat there and enjoy barr. comey says well, you know, a great 3450e8. whameal.i love on sundays i see basically barr got caught up in the web of donald trump and his deception as they chick-fil-a closed and chick-fil-a has chosen to say attorney general rod close its doors on sunday as rosenstein. is he a complex character. many other businesses do to remember, he has been accused of volunteering to allow their employees to wear a wire in order to get worship and they are not the president -- entrap the forcing them to worship but president into saying just allowing them to. something that would show his incompetence which he that's uniquely american. has denied and later he said it's our obligation as i was just being sarcastic.

policymakers, as lawmakers is to protect that right of >> right. keep in mind certain members chick-fil-a to do that and of the republican party in to protect their right to the house of representatives exist and have an prepared articles of establishment in any airport impeachment to get rid of in any city in any community him from the job. across the country. but he hung on until the very end and the mueller ainsley: we all feel that report was presented. way there is a part that wants that chicken sandwich and you would think you on sunday morning. would have thought back then we are reminded they are a that it would have settled good organization, they are everything, not even close. a good restaurant they are remembering and putting god first. >> that's exactly right. brian: multiple ainsley: wish you all the best. investigations. >> thank you. steve: meanwhile bill de ainsley: you are welcome. blasio was theyork. >> god bless. ainsley: god bless you. with growing threats on the brian: is. steve: trying to roll out green new deal. was going to do if n. front stage. patrick shanahan talks about brian will modernizing our of the trump tower military on part two of our yesterday. ainsley: doesn't like "fox & friends" exclusive. >> whether it's our efforts skyscrapers. steve: as it turns out in space, our long range because of the terrible he formed indoors. missiles. ainsley: he went into trump what we're doing with cyber, tower to promote the green all of these things need a new deal. steve: here's the thing. inside trump power they have atrium one of privately reset. owned public spaces created in exchange for loosening restrictions. public space. ainsley: restaurants in there. steve: you have some people coming down with signs worst

mayor ever. a number of trump supporters booing him. trump tower management turned up the frank sinatra music really loud. so you couldn't hear. the music he was playing is i have got you under my skin. brian: here is the worst mayor ever trying to speak. listen. >> the new york city green new deal is here to stay. it is bold. it is audacious. it is necessary. we have a message for president trump and all the other big building owners in new york city. whip out the spf cut your emissions or we 'cause it's memorial day weekend will cut something you really care about. and bookers are out here skipping we will take your money. and gliding and steaming and... remember, is he not just a eating dip. problem because of his memorial day is coming. policies in washington, is he a problem because his so book a place to stay and be a booker at booking.com. building are among the biggest polluters in new york city. [chanting] our planet, not your profit. our planet, not your profit.

steve: eric trump tweeted pop up press conference in our lobby is childish. if you want to talk just come to city hall. brian: number 23 when he jumps. in in case you don't know him around the country, he has no momentum and very little support. he sleeps until noon. works out at 10:00 and this character who cares about the environment is followed around by multiple gas-run suvs. ainsley: i'm laughing at the optics of this. the guy for president. he goes to trump tower and right behind him is the escalator where the president -- right after he made his announcement came down and people saying worst mayor right behind him. steve: have you got to think whoever on his staff said hey. ainsley: it's a good idea. steve: let go go inside has a lot of splaining to do. just saying. brian: that's part of the well oiled machine as he (danny)'s voice) of course you don'te because you didn't!? so book a place to stay starts that magical tour your job isn't doing hard work... toward the white house on ...it's making them do hard work... his own. look out 22 other people. ...and getting paid for it. (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. mayor de blasio is getting

quickbooks. backing you. in. ainsley: hand it over to jillian for headlines. jillian: anthony weiner is a free man. the disgraced former congressman walked out of his new york halfway house about an hour ago. play it cool and escape heartburn fast >> it's good to be out. i hope to get back to my with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. family and make up for some ♪ tum tum tum tums lost time. i feel like i am glad to be getting back to my family. i hope to be able to live a life of integrity and service. and i'm glad this chapter of my life is behind me. >> what does that mean. >> take care now. jillian: wiener spent three months in that facility after a year in prison. he pleaded guilty to sending inappropriate pictures to a 15-year-old girl in 2017. he will have to register as a sex offender. overnight north korea demanding the u.s. return a seized cargo ship calling it robbery. america forces took the ship used to illegally transport coal for violating sanctions. ♪ ♪ i'm an american the move betrays the spirit of an agreement between president trump and kim jong un that was made in ♪ singapore last year.

talks between the leaders deteriorated following their february summit in vietnam. ♪ i'm an american. a jury awards $2 billion to steve: welcome back to the show. a couple who claim they got brian has made a little o.t. cancer from the weed killer over the weekend because you were working on saturday as round up. we have been following this story for quite some time well. brian: thursday night i had an opportunity to do that gold star event for john in now and baier the parent company of monsanto vowing mac fund and interview general petraeus. i was in texas already. to decision the e.p.a. then we had an opportunity considers the weed chem to to go down and meet the be safe. this is the corporation's secretary of defense and secretary of homeland third court loss connected security both acting temporarily to go to the to roundup in california. border and see the problem. a florida man goes viral for on the way back he said if you want to do an interview hilarious attempt to get you can fly back with us. away from love bugs. i had to get my own ride from there but more on that later. sean hannity's plane wasn't ducking and dodging the available. so this is an interview we insects as he tries to enter talked for 45 minutes. his bombay home. one of the things we brought it's been seen more than up was the -- what's going 2 million times. on in the middle east right can you see them on the walls and everything outside now. the home. at that same day on swarms of love bugs are saturday, the announcement common in florida in the was made spring. do you get them? deploy a patriot missile defense system into the ainsley: are they big? middle east. i t to myself middle steve: they are all over the place down there. i have never seen that east is a big place, where? reaction though. the problem is the door here is that portion of our doesn't open. conversation. so he is stuck.

>> well, the patriot missile ainsley: he is stuck. system is a tactical missile ainsley: get a key out or go defense system designed to inside. jillian: run away and calm protect our troops against down. brian: i do have to clarify one thing so i said he works incoming cruise missiles, ballistic missiles, so we out at 10 and sleeps until noon. he works out at 10:00 and have deployed a battery to goes into his office and the middle east as then naps until noon. self-protection. brian: where? >> i won't disclose to you he will arrive at 10:00 after working out and then that location. people want to know what would start napping. kind of intelligence we with the door open so people have, how many troops we can see him take a nap. have in certain places, when because daylight would wake him up. we're going to move those troops. steve: okay, now you know. it's not prudent because ainsley: it's tough being mayor. hard workout. these are war operations. i mean, it's so important we tough job. all right. 13 minutes after the top of the hour. protect our men and women, republicans ramping up calls sir. we are never not trying to for action after be transparent. it's really about how do we congresswoman rashida protect -- this is a dangerous environment. tlaib's controversial comments on the holocaust as brian: when you look at the some democrats rush to challenges around the globe, one of which is hard to defend her her. brian: liz cheney has been avoid china, what they are one of the loudest doing in terms of military condemning those comments she joins us live next. build-up. do you look at china as a threat? >> i don't think we can okay, paint a picture for me. ignore china any longer.

kind of talk through some of the things you just referenced. mission omilitarization south ca sea, i investment in order to projects power. cyber attacks. you look at just the spying they do on their own people. so, you know, they are a competitor, modernized to uh, well, this will be the kitchen. compete. brian: what needs to be and we'd like to put a fire pit out there, modernized? is it goodbye tanks? and a dock with a boat, maybe. too many planes? enough ships? what is it? why haven't you started building? >> whether it's our efforts well, tyler's off to college... in space. and mom's getting older... and eventually we would like to retire. our long range missiles. yeah, it's a lot. what we're doing with cyber. but td ameritrade can help you build a plan for today all of these things need a and tomorrow. great. refreshments that's what can you help us pour the foundation too? modernization represents. i think you want a house near the lake, not in it. so it is a replacement of come with a goal. leave with a plan. some of our helicopters. td ameritrade. it's a replacement to our ♪ submarines. it's a replacement to our combat vehicles. brian: how concerned are you about iran. iran in iraq is an issue.

iran in syria is an issue. iran in lebanon is an issue. and iran in gaza is an issue. >> throughout the middle east also see them in terms of cyber activity. maritime activity. ballistic missiles, so they are a significant threat. brian: with the economic sanctions you think you might force them to extreme behavior? >> the pressure campaign, the maximum pressure campaign that secretary pompeo has been leading and secretary mnuchin having a significant effect on their economy. brian: you have always had an impactful job at boeing, did a lot of work with the government at boeing. this plane is a boeing. so big decisions aren't new to you. big budgets aren't new to you. i have heard it described, the pentagon, as soul crushing bureaucracy. in all within a door, have you seen the bureaucracy? >> i have seen the bureaucracy. i have got a ph.d. in bureaucracy busting. so it's not something that

gets in my way. i have got all the counter measures to deal with it. what i find working in the department of defense when people know what it is we have to accomplish, they can getting dressed can be rough on sensitive skin. make the system work. and the system can work. downy free & gentle has no perfumes, no dyes brian: he also, i think, big and softens clothes for sensitive skin. advantage with the president eye on it is the space force. the only one trusted by the national psoriasis foundation. he really is in to missile defense and really into the space force. he believes that's where the next fight is going to be. ainsley: he was at boeing 30 years senior vice president i'm reading this senator richard blumenthal and hearings in fronkts the senate armed services committee, senator blumenthal said this shanahan might be the least qualified nominee for secretary of defense that the senate armed services committee has considered during my time in the senate. said he was very unimpressed. brian: in fact he knows he is going to get hit hard because he has watched it all happen when the president's secretary. ainsley: political, right? where he actually asked meon i be"mommy what's wrongr, with your teeth?" brian: in fact, i asked him that very question. if i would've known that i was gonna be 50 times happier...

>> senator blumenthal who is i would've gone into aspen dental much sooner. actually a democrat said never before has a nominee it was a very life changing experience... come before me since i have and it felt like i was me again. been senator with less experience than you. that's when i realized i hadn't been for three years. what's your reaction to that? >> i have a tremendous at aspen dental we're all about yes. amount of experience. the work we have to do in like yes to flexible hours and payment options. preparing the department for yes to free exam and x-rays for new patients without insurance. the future is something the and yes whenever you're ready to get started, we are too. department needs. whether it's restructuring, call now at 1-800-aspendental. modernization, working internationally, i have had all those assignments, steeped in experience. what i would say is i'm looking forward to sitting down with the senator and having a conversation about my ♪ ♪ steve: that's exactly what he shouldthat was pretty cool. steve: outrage continues for comments congresswoman regarrashida tlaib made about te holocaust. >> calming feeling when i talk about the holocaust and tragedy of the holocaust and the fact that it was my

ancestors, palestinians who lost their land and some lost their lives, all of it was in the name of trying to create a save haven for jews. steve: well, house speaker nancy pelosi even calling out president donald trump and some house republicans saying they should condemning hr comments. house republican conference chair liz cheney has been one of the loudest voices condemning tlaib's comments she joins us right now from our nation's capital. good morning to you. >> good morning, steve, thank you for having me. steve: so are you going to apologize? >> i'm sorry that there are so many anti-semitic members of the house democratic caucus. and, you know, we went yesterday from a situation where the democratic leadership in the house had sort of been enabling this anti-semitism by their silence. yesterday was different. yesterday we had both speaker pelosi and majority leader hoyer stand up and defend those comments that you just played. there is just no context in

which it is okay to say that a calming feeling comes over you when you think about the holocaust. it's sickening. and then, of course, representative tlaib went on to talk about this view of history that is based on lies. exactly the kind of anti-semitic lies that are spread to delegitimize the state of israel. of course, the palestinian leadership during world war ii actually worked with adolf hitler. so it is really gone beyond the pale now with the leadership and house actually defending this kind of thing. steve: she was on with seth meyers last night she had this comment. we want your comment offer this. watch. >> there is something like in many ways beautiful about my ancestors, many had died or had to give up their livelihood human dignity to provide a safe haven from jews. i got a text message from friend next time really clavment maybe talk like a fourth grader because maybe

the racist idiots would understand you better. steve: okay. what do you think about that. >> i think most fourth graders know what the holocaust was she apparently doesn't. we have a situation today where those of us who are elected officials and particularly elected officials in the house of representatives where this anti-semitism is rising within our body have an obligation to stand up and to stop it. and, you know, i would just say that when the democratic leadership allows this to go on. when their members continue to speak in ways that are fundamentally smeated. you had a column this morning with a reporter who was noting that what tlaib is doing isn't holocaust denial but very close. and it just completely goes to delegitimize the notion that there were jewish people in israel prior for thousands of years. but it's absolutely despicable and got to stop. steve: all right. liz cheney, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thanks, steve.

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cup, $75 of the world's most expensive coffee. california's klatch coffee rare brew from panama. $800 per pound just to import. is there alcohol in that? 75 bucks for a cup of coffee, brian. brian: i will stick with dunkin''s. thanks. 25 minutes after the top of the hour. we have been telling you this story for a along time. take a twist you are not expecting. claims are in against navy seal sean gallagher killing a isis terrorist in iraq. lawyers for eddy gallagher and been telling you this story through his brother for the most part. accusing prosecutors of, get, this spying on their emails using hidden tracking software in an attempt to track down leaks about the case. attorney ciment polator navy seals represents eddy gallagher and joins us now. time, you are trying to get a defense for eddy gallagher

talking about this story and how he has been treated after nine tours overseas and now we find out that there is malware that shows that the prosecution was spying on you in what way? >> we are less than two weeks away from the jury trial and this past wednesday i received three emails from the prosecutor that i identified spyware on there where he was using it to track our emails. brian: why we want to track your emails? >> supposedly is he looking to see who is leaking to the press. brian: how unbelievable is that the prosecutor is tapping in spying on to you find out who on your team might be leaking to the press about sean gallagher? >> exactly. >> eddie gallagher, excuse me. >> a situation where multiple states have ruled this is completely unethical. this type of intrusion they can only do with a warrant. and, yet, from everything we have seen, there is no warrant. the prosecution has admitted that they are doing it they

didn't get a warrant. they are looking at us. sent it to 13 different lawyers and paralegals and one member of the press we know of so far. brian: eddie gallagher is a decorated navy seal. >> yes, he is. brian: we have talked about his case in detail. you are going to talk about in court. pulled him out of that maximum security prison and hospital now as he gets his case together commander and prosecutor has declined to comment but to you he admitted he did this. >> he admitted in front of a judge. brian: should this disqualify him. >> absolutely. this kind of prosecutorial misconduct the entire prosecutorial team should be taken off the case. we need to know what the judge knew and. when quite frankly the whole thing should be dismissed. brian: tim, did he admit doing this in front of the judge in a closed door hearing? >> yes, he did. brian: and the judge says it's okay? >> yes, he did. brian: he didn't have any retribution towards him. >> the judge said put this aside. trust that everybody is

doing the right thing and just focus on the cases. brian: do you believe the prosecution recents the publicity that the eddie gallagher case has gotten. >> not only that they resent the publicity but media leaks have revealed prosecutorial misconduct already. brian: like what. >> they have witness statements that show eddie gallagher is innocent and they withheld it. they are going and telling members of congress that there is a terrible video of this event making them think there is a video off the murder when the actual video shows eddie gallagher providing medical care. they have been using leaks to the media to try to put out their story. using a protective order to prevent us from responding. now they are upset because things are turning around. the case is falling apart and their own misconduct is getting revealed. brian: tim, real quick, it's must be painful within the nity to prosecute somebody that's given so much to this country whether there was field. you gont to get justice i get it. there is military to

military justice. to think not only are they pained to take down one of their own they are cheating in my words not yours to do it. >> that's the thing that's most offensive. they want to put eddie gallagher away for the rest of his life. if you want to do that, you better have the evidence. and come in and do it the right way. don't play these games. brian: tim, you are defending him and his life is literally on the line what is the court date? >> may 28th. brian: we will be following it. we reached out to the navy and have not gotten a response. that's our story. thank you very much give our best to sean and the family. two dozen democrats running to the president. can middle ground be staked out by joe biden? will the middle ground joe biden be able to survive the far left ground? we will ask former dnc chair donna brazile next as she is having $75 coffee. ♪ ♪

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>> i'm not going to spend all my time talking about president trump. i want to talk but and the needs of every day americans. >> oh, yeah. puj wants to satisfy all you're needs. >> i will get big money out of politics and i would support getting rid of the electoral college even if it means fighting these issues out in court. >> m, m, m. >> court is in session. >> and the honorable bu butty judge is presiding. steve: mayor pete across the street from us last night. bring in donna brazile former interim chair of the dnc. good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: how important is it for candidates to go on the late night shows and do stuff like that. >> i mean, look, two months ago who knew pete buttigieg, right? i knew him because he ran for chair of the party. no one knew him from south

bend, indiana. this is an opportunity to become more visible. to get more people to know you, to know your record. at the end of the day, you've got to get to iowa and new hampshire and touch those people, talk to them, look them in the eye. i shouldn't say touch. [laughter] you got to look them in the eye and say i'm running for president because of, you know. steve: can you only do that in person. >> that's right. it's good tv. i love it. ainsley: speaking of touch. you have all these different candidates but one who wants to be the next president is joe biden. >> oh my god, yes. ainsley: he has had all these controversies with women but doing well in the polls. >> is he doing well because people know him, they respect him. is he a proven leader. i don't like to call the actions of the vice president controversial. i think it's generational but he has made amends. he said he won't touch people again without your permission. that's why before i sat down on this couch i wanted to make sure brian was okay with our. brian: i'm from an italian family we are very touchy. >> me too. i'm a little irish so i like

to touch. brian: couple of things. for joe biden i don't think it's generational, really. that's really joe biden. >> that's politics. in the old day when you did this how are you doing, good morning. brian: just don't smell my hair. >> no comment. brian: joe biden surprise people about the money he has earned. is it his to lose right now? does this remind you of a pattern of somebody who like donald trump said he reminds me of me. i got in front. never looked back. dolls this remind you of something that's going to happen like that. >> we are a long way from the first caucus on february 3rd. joe biden occupies a very special lane right now. that is people know him. remember, he was part of that ticket of hope and change. he must become the hope that the democratic party see and winning in 2020 in order for him to win the nomination. steve: he has been out on the stump. he was i believe in new hampshire yesterday where he reminded people that he was

part of the obama biden team but then he said. this listen, donna. >> you know in your gut this is maybe the most important election any one of you participated in no matter how young or old you are. limit it in four years this president and his administration will go down in aberrant moment in american history. but given 8 years, this president will forever and fundamentally change the character of this nation. and we can't let that happen in my view. i think it's worth taking a minute here to remember that what an incredible president, president obama was. there wasn't one single solitary hint of scandal all eight years. [applause] steve: you know, donna, no hint of scandal he said yesterday in eight years there are some who would disagree with that when you look at the irs scandal where they targeted the tea party, benghazi, fast and furious. what happened with obama's communications with hillary clinton over her private email server.

brian: boeing bergdahl for the taliban five. steve: now we have a u.s. attorney looking into whether or not that probe of russia was legitimate. >> you know what? joe biden can respond to all of that. i have no doubt that joe biden will not only be a forceful advocate for change in the future but he can respond to all of that. steve: is it a mistake for him to say not even a hint of scandal. >> no, it's not a mistake. that's his words. steve: is it accurate? >> i defended the obama administration many times as a tv pundit and i can tell you during those eight years i didn't spend a lot of time, you know, discussing those issues because. brian: because you were on cnn. >> no. because congress had an opportunity to look into all of those so-called controversies. and you know what's different from this time last time? congress got the information that they needed in order to let gait theslitigate these iss. brian: except for anyone

trying to get anything from fast and furious from eric holder. >> even then eric holder they produced thousands and thousands and thousands of pages. brian: the president filled up two warehouses with his documents. >> do you know what? this is what congress do. that's the role of congress. ainsley: is it really -- just saying he didn't have any scandals? i don't know if a president has ever survived eight years and not had some sort of a scandal. >> the newspaper industry would be out of business, of course. and people like us. >> don't say that i'm mourning the "times" and picayune. he is the only candidate i know walk into a church and union hall and go into the corner grocery store and everybody knows him h rest of the candidates have to play catch up to try to get to joe biden. steve: a lot of people assumed and if you read the "new york times" and papers like that that the nominee

ultimately on the democratic side was probably going to be somebody really progressive. joe biden is kind of right down the middle. >> how do yo do you know that? >> the democratic electorate is what i call the most diverse electorate. we have conservatives, although not as many as the republican party. we have lots of moderates. i come from a state, louisiana, where we have a moderate governor who is up for re-election. john del edwards he is pro-gun, pro-life. yet he is going to get a significant amount of support from liberals and progressives in louisiana. i think it's a pragmatic party. a party that has deep roots in american values and i do believe that joe biden or whoever becomes the nominee. i have not chosen a candidate. brian: cory booker said i'm a road scholar i'm a senator and mayor. why is mayor pete getting all the publicity? does he have a point? >> maybe cory needs to change his last name. i don't know. he is getting more television time than kamala harris and a lot of other candidates.

you know what? steve: it's early. >> it's very early i'm very excited. 24 candidates. do you have a favorite? ainsley: a favorite? i don't have a favorite yeah, no, but looking at the polls, i was surprised that joe biden is doing as well as he is. >> i'm not surprised. name recognition. ainsley: look how bernie was doing. the party to me looked like it had gone so far to the left. >> no, no. ainsley: you are right. look at biden's numbers now. >> look at the verdict of 2018 when you hit all these moderates, these veterans, a new generation of women candidates. the party is a very diverse party. i love a diverse party because it's diverse. i also like republicans, too. brian: we're a diverse show not only do we do the talk part we do the news part and donna brazile thanks so much. >> it's good to be on the couch. ainsley: thanks, donna. jillian: good morning, hi, donna. >> hi, jillian, how are you? jillian: a story we have

been following the stepfather of a missing little girl has his bond reused from 1 million to $45,000. it's unclear why. darren vent is charged with tampering with a corpse in the disappearance of 4-year-old maliyah davis. he claims he was carjacked and beaten unconscious earlier this month and that maliyah hasn't been seen since. police found evidence of her blood in vent's apartment. investigators do not think she is alive. tiger woods is named in a wrongful death lawsuit after one of his employees dies in a car crash. the golf star accused of allowing his florida restaurant to overserve a known alcoholic. the suspected drunk driver died after his car went off the road last december. the man's parents believe woods and the rest of his management staff should be held liable. they are seeking more than 15,000ness damages. a u.s. women's soccer star once known to belt out the national anthem before games says she may never do that again. meghan telling yahoo sports

quote i will probably never put my hand over my heart. i will probably never sing the national anthem again. rapinoe a vocal critic of president trump says she feels the need to address inequality and injustice. in 2016 she started kneeling during the anthem for similar reasons. let's just say this guy is going to need a bigger boat. take a look. >> oh. jillian: a whale watcher in the exact right place at the right time to capture this amazing moment. a humpback whale leaping out of the ocean in monterey bay, california. just narrowly missing that fishing boat. can you imagine if you were the person on that fishing boat? and you saw that thing coming up out of the water. steve: it looks like a movie but that really happened. ainsley: was the fisherman driving the boat or turned around fishing? are you facing the whale? steve: it looked like he was just watching.

i don't know that he was. ainsley: very majestic and beautiful but that would be pretty scary. jillian: yes. agree with you. steve: thank you, jillian. ainsley: the president says we are in a better position now than any deal we could have made with china. steve: that comes on the heels of any biggest day of stock market losses since january. brian: charles payne says america still has the upper hand. we will explain. ainsley: hey, charles. ♪ ♪ this memorial day, start your summer off right in a new chevrolet. oh, wow!! it's time to upgrade. you guys out did yourselves there. i'm gonna go and get a chevy. an exciting summer begins at your chevy dealer. and now, during the chevy memorial day sales event, get 0% financing for 72 months on these select chevy models. or current gm owners can get thirty two fifty total cash allowance on this colorado. find new roads at your local chevy dealer.

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were you surprised there was no come back on the end of the day. >> not necessarily. we were off 700. president trump spoke middle of the day we were off 550. we were showing to be down 400 or 500 points before china announced they were going to retaliate. 120 billion exports in china. they already increased tariffs on 95% of that stuff already. brian: even before the friction? >> since it's bow gun on 110 billion. when president trump starts to talk about going higher we are only 46 pest% of the exports they bring into our. we have been the nice guy so far in the battle that we didn't start but certainly i think we better finish. steve: sure. the president is standing tough against them. if he were to cave now, that would just be bad for everybody. >> that would be so horrendous it. is so amazing how many academics, how many economic elites conservative orthodox economists. steve: chuck schumer. >> is he backing. i'm talking about people raised white flags. it's inevitable china is

going to win. they play the long game. they don't have elections. they are going to win. it's nuts. let me tell you g.d.p. per capita 53,000 in america. 7,000 in china. we have 21 trillion-dollar economy. they have 14 trillion-dollar economy. g.d.p. hit the g.d.p., this will hit their economy twice as hard as it will hit ours. bottom line, this is a time to fight this. we cannot blink at all. all we are saying ironically is we want a fair, honest trading relationship. and stop stealing our stuff. ainsley: charles, some of the items that the president says are going to be taxed, sneakers, computers, dresses, handbags that china exports here to the united states. is there a way we can tell. i would love to buy tennis shoes made here in america. how do you know the companies doing that. >> there are some companies like new balance make sneakers here. but also, you know, for instance, nike. nike has moved a majority of manufacturing to vietnam. that's one of the untold stories. yesterday go pro-announced no longer make it in china:

china is already starting to feel at love pain from. this even when this is resolved a lot of the companies will move out of china a because it's becoming expensive and b if they don't get their act together they will continue to face push back from america. steve: president said stop buying stuff from nontariff countries or made in the united states. probably a topic you are going to touch on thursday at 2:00 you have a town hall, right? >> yes, capitalism vs. socialism. this is amazing topic, folks, the topic of our times it. really really is. there are enough americans out there who either don't think capitalism works or socialism is the path we should try. brian: the word capitalism is not a positive anymore in this country. use the word free market that's better than capitalism. i guess you will talk about that. >> depends on where you are. largest voting block in country millennials they have a very favorable opinion of socialism and not so much. brian: they are not paying taxes. >> they haven't met fico.

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out today it's called prepared, not scared. there is a picture of it. our next guest says you cannot afford to not be prepared in today's world. here with advice is retired nypd officer bill stanton author of this book that came out today and also used to be the scwiewrd guard for jackie onassis. >> great memories working with that lady. ainsley: i'm sure. nice to see you. what was she like. >> a lady. this is before social media and people taking selfies and pictures. we would go for walks in central park and we would talk. and everyone would give her the proper respect. ainsley: in your book you talk about how to be prepared. what do you do if someone breaks into your house. >> if somebody breaks into yod be your body guard. stop before they ever get in the house. what do i mean? what may be garbage to you is a treasure to the potential bad guy. they go through your garbage and look at your identified at this and get your information and also case your house. so stopping them at the curb, security lights and an

alarm system like our grandmother would say layer when you go out in the cold weather. layer your security at home. ainsley: what do you do if you are in bed and someone is in your house. >> that alarm and your canine man's best friend will alert you. >> you may want to have a safer or security room. do it yourselfers out there easily take a closet and make a secret room. i have several in my house. ainsley: really? >> have different layers and have a plan in your head on what you would do if god forbid your home was invaded with you in the house. ainsley: what do we do about cyber security? >> cyber security. you want to create a smaller social media footprint as possible. because your social media footprint will lead you either to your home or to your internet life. your personal life on the internet. and what people do today, is they put everything out on social media where you live, when you are on vacation. you want to stop your geo locating pictures and time stamping. duenezly want to tell the world where you are at every minute? because they could find you and they know when you are

not home. ainsley: what about a school shooting situation? >> school shooting situation is tough. i sit on a board canine for kids. now there is a lot of debate whether arming teachers are doing nothing at all. having a canine in the school or having other ways to educate yourself, fire drills don't work anymore, you know, locker down, run, hide, fight is the way to go. but know your capability. because that is what will take you to a safe place and make you prepared not scared. ainsley: all right. bill. thank you here is his book. pick it up today. >> thank you so much. ainsley: attorney general bill barr, excuse me, allergies. rush money what it means for democrats. i need to you read this for me. gum line.

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brian: john durham, a u.s. attorney named to start the spying investigation of the trump team. he was attorney general in 1990. worked for attorney general janet reno. he worked for eric holder. he worked for michael mukasey. he is not shy about prosecuting law enforcement whether cia or fbi. this is heart to poke holes in this guy's background. steve: he is the go-to guy at the department of justice. he will investigate the special counsel's probe of russian interference to make sure u.s. intel collection activities were lawful and appropriate. as we heard, maybe that was not the case. brian: i give you examples. nobody knows where joseph is and where to find him. some say he is russian agent. he is in malta. hasn't nothing to do with russia. if there is no contacts --

ambassador downer, did he meet by chance at a bar with papdopoulus. carter page was he doing a speaking thing or working with president trump. all the questions the mueller report doesn't touch on. ainsley: judge napolitano was on curvy couch earlier. we were asking difference between this and all the other investigations, horowitz investigation coming down. investigation set up by jeff sessions, youer remember this guy john huber out in utah. here is what the judge said about the difference in this investigation. >> this is the investigation that the president has been calling for and the president has promise. who and how, unwhat circumstances did the whole thing get started. if anybody committed a crime is there still enough time left to prosecute them? this is finally coming together in one place at one time before a very experienced prosecutor who has been washington's go-to

guy when they need themselves, some aspect of the federal government, investigated. steve: ultimately what we need. there are some stories out there. was the fbi director involved? was the assistant to the fbi director. of all those names, it would be nice to finally clear the air to figure out what happened if anybody broke the laws, if they did what happens then. brian: we watched james baker yesterday. he is the attorney working the case with the fbi. he was overseeing it, if i thought corruption was going on i would have reported it. there is no deep state story. james comey said anybody who saw what we saw would be the same thing with the trump organization. move it away. he has all the power he needs to get to the bottom of this, let it happen. ainsley: we'll see. in other news, rod rosenstein who used to be part of the doj who actually signed the their fisa warrant. he no longer works for the doj

as friday. he was speaking in baltimore committee at annual meeting. he is slamming james comey because comey is out there slamming him. listen to what rosenstein said. >> i do not blame the former director being angry, i would be too if i was in his shoes now the former director is acting as partisan pundit, selling books and earning speaks fees, about speculating about the strength of my character and the fate of my immortal soul, i kid you not. that is the disappointing. speculating about souls is not a job for police and prosecutors. generally we base our opinions on eyewitness testimony. brian: he went on to say, they were inconsistent, james comey with our goal communicating to all fbi employees, respect attorney's role, refrain exposing information about investigation and above all not take unnecessary steps that could influence an election. he was all in on this.

steve: the reason he was talking about the soul was because in "the new york times" james comey in the last week or so had an op-ed he said rod rosenstein and the attorney bill barr had allowed their souls to be consumed by donald trump. he also said, he also said, when white house lawyer told him trump decided to fire comey, nobody said the removal was eptended to influence the course of my russia investigation. rod rosenstein is getting out there just as james comey is with his side of the story. ainsley: he is end didding himself. steve: he is. mr. comey was asked about mr. rosenstein's comments after he appeared at the greater baltimore event and he said this, i wish him the best. ainsley: i'm sure he does. brian: to be continued. we've been following eddie gallagher's story. the navy seal who had eight tours in combat. his ninth tour he got into some trouble, got in some legal

trouble. he ends up in jail in a maximum security prison. thanks to the president's intervention, he is able while the case is assembled against him and for him, he is allowed to go into a hospital where his family would be see him, not overrun by sex offenders where he was kept in san diego. he was moved off a marine base, into a hospital. eddie gallagher is trying to marshall his defense. he doesn't have the internet. he has a computer. he can walk around, assemble meet with his lawyer. that is good. what isn't good we found out prosecutors were doing to eddie gallagher's defense team. ainsley: he says the prosecutors were spying on the defense team, that is what they say, the attorney's say. steve: the allegation is that the prosecutors installed tracking software in email sent to the defense lawyers and a reporter to find out who was leaking to the reporter. the defense seem says look, we're pretty sure this is coming from the military because we are

finding out things we didn't know from the news media and then the military is turning it over to us. also the news news for the mostt is bad for mr. gallagher. it looks according to the defense it is clear that this is coming from the military side. brian: this was sent to 13 different attorneys as well as the navy times. so timothy palatore is the attorney for eddie gallagher he admitted in front of the judge that they were spying on his email and put malware in there. listen. >> it's a situation where multiple states have ruled that this is completely unethical. this is, this type of intrusion, they can only do with a warrant. yet from everything we've seen there is no warrant. the profits caution has admitted they're doing it but they didn't get a warrant. they're looking at us. they sent it to athlete 13 different lawyers and paralegals, one member of the press we know of so far. this type of prosecutorial

misconduct, the entire prosecutorial team should be taken off the case. we need to know what the judge nye and when, frankly the whole thing should be dismissed. steve: we want him to get a fair trial. the defense attorneys say this intrusion, putting tacking software in the emails violated illegal searches, guaranties of lawyer client privilege and freedom of the press and may constitute prosecutorial misconduct which is what he was talking to right there. what will happen next? , we don't know but worry shocked to think that the military prosecutors installed tracking software in email they sent to the defense team. that just seems wrong! ainsley: hope it is not true. we reached out to the navy. we didn't get a response. steve: it is true. brian: they admitted. they found it. this guy admitted in front of a judge, did the prosecutor. think about this, must be one of the hardest things possible, there must be justice in the military r prosecute a navy seal

given so much to this country, sacrifice so much time away from the family. ainsley: how many tours did you say? brian: he had eight tours, this is his ninth. you must be heavy hearted. instead they resent the fact that the president god involved. they resent the fact this case has gotten publicity. they are so worried about leaks they put mail wear on the defense attorney's computer. that is totally unacceptable. steve: according to the defense team. brian: or got back to the amount p. steve: stand by for that. brian: we will watch the trial closely. ainsley: decorated hero. served our country. jillian with headlines for us. jillian: a fox news alert. let's get right to this. just moments ago, secretary of state mike pompeo landed in russia. he is expected to discuss north korea, syria and iran with russian president vladmir putin and other officials today. the meetings come as

"the new york times" reports that the white house is considering sending 120,000 troops to the middle east amid heightened tensions with iran. today an ntsb team will leave for alaska to investigate a deadly plane crash. reagan international airport where officials are holding a news conference. this is happening right now. four people were killed and 10 hurt when two float planes crashed in alaska. the passengers were on excursion from a princess cruise. it is unclear why the planes collided. jetblue said a global system outage causing headaches and long lines for travelers is over. some frustrated flyers were having trouble using the self-checking kiosks. it is unclear if any other airlines were impacted. jetblue says they could run into longer lines while they uncover from the outage. fox unveiling the prime-time

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♪ >> anything has to be owned by 50% of chinese to invest in china. guess what? america the same thing. the idea, openly people paying the price are farmers and working people right now. he is going about it all wrong with a lot of bravado, no action. >> former vice president joe biden taking aim at president trump over the escalating trade war with worken with economic advisor. austan goolsbee. do you think the former vice president is right, no action, just bravado? >> i didn't totally agree with

everything the vice president said entirety of a his comments i thought his point was decent. the trump trump administration to my view has been going about the kind of the wrong way if you're trying to get china to change its behavior on something. you need to get your allies and out the public humiliation game. part of what he said was right. people are not lying. there is a lot of action. the question is this right action, is it achieving anything. steve: you may not like the way the president is doing it. you have to admit china has been eating our lunch? the deck has been stacked against the united states when it comes to trade? >> yeah, but deck has been

stacked against the united states, i do agree with that. i think the, it is worth remembering that the u.s. china relationship and contest, let's call it we have had some significant achievements in the past. there was a time when china was majorly devaluing its currency against the united states and we were able to get them to stop doing that. and the way we succeeded in getting them to stop doing that was get our allies together, go behind the scenes, say this has to stop or else wjz will happen. we didn't launch a trade war. if your battle plan involves alienating all your allies an lighting your own farms on fire you have to find a different battle plan. this battle plan is not working. brian: i wouldn't say alienating your allies. the president really wants to do it by himself, he feels the europeans in many cases are quick to cave. he says i might as well do it. quick thing, you have this great

economic back ground. this must really be intryinging like it is to senator schumer. he signaled to the president, stay strong. you who know economics so well, must be bothered by unequalness by our trade seeing opportunity here. like playing the patriots without tom brady. they're economy is struggling to agree. ours is as strong as it has been. this is our moment, don't you agree? >> all i know chicago bears won the souper bowl in 1985, go bears. look there is one element. i'm not disputing. 20% element, if you get the chinese to change behaviors that are negative to the united states or negative to the rest of the world that part is good. my objection is, the way they're, that the administration is going about doing this. steve: people who are being hurt in the united states? >> people being hurt are us. we're the ones primarily being hurt. you can try to do it in

different way, like as i say we did when we got china to stop devaluing its currency. if the president achieves that. that would be a signature achievement that he could brag about. steve: sure. >> the way he is going about it now. the irony is, other then trade war, which is terrible, the economy is going very well. i would have thought he would just be out talking about how the economy is going well rather than doing things that are tanking the stock market and getting everybody upset. brian: pain could be long term healing,. >> maybe, if it temporary pain turns into long term pain, you have chronic pain management issue. steve: the world needs to take an advil. see what happens. austin, thanks for joining us live. >> great to see you guys. steve: he played three seasons as offensive lineman in the nfl. he is now earning a doctorate from mit. brian: he is here with lessons

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♪ ainsley: quick headlines for you, candlelight vigil held at the national mall in d.c. of national police week, in honor of 158 officers killed in the line of the duty in 2018. 42 officers are died so far this year. one state is taking a unique approach to honoring fallen heroes. illinois lottery is launching a blue police memorial instant ticket game. 100% of profits go to supporting families of fallen officers and police memorials.

tickets are $2 each. players can win $20,000. brian: former nfl star, inspiring mat that tish shun is inspiring people on and off the field. >> john herschel was playing for the balt mayor ravens he was pursuing a phd in mathematics at mit. ainsley: isn't that amazing? his n.o.w. memoir is mind and matter. it is out today. he talks about dual passions of math. he has advice for teachers. brian: here is the athlete. john urschel. retired now? >> retired two years ago. enjoying my time at mit. brian: what prompted you to write the book? you got the nfl career. you have the penn state background with passion for math. how did you mesh them both? >> absolutely i'm passionate about mathematics. i want to share my love of math. i want to share my story how i

got to where i am today as math that tish shun. steve: how did you get to where you are today? >> my first influence was my mother. she thought i was good at math and jumped on it. she saw the talent and -- steve: how did she make every opportunity to you? >> buy me workbooks. we would play games like monopoly. it seems like a fame but it is very quantitative. ainsley: i saw you walk in, congratulate you on doctorate at mit, working on your thesis, writing a book or your football career. i think it is wonderful to hear stories like yours. your mother was the first to go to college. your family started all this. it started when you were a boy. you were taking calculus courses when you were 13 years old. what advice do you have for parents that want their kids

toing math -- mathematicians. >> help them. make sure you're a resource. have every resource for them. brian: you say teachers can learn from football coaches? >> in the sense, football coaches tell their best players to dream big. they can play college football. they can play pro football. i would love math teachers telling their strongest student, you can be a mathematician or physicist or next einstein. you can push them. steve: when you playing with the ravens, your teammates knew you were a math whiz, did they have a nickname for if you. >> a couple of people called me the professor. ainsley: how did you get into football? >> my father played football at university of alberta.

i would see photos of him playing it is tough to do things at a high level. whatever those two things may be. sadly it is no secret. just hard work. penn state did a great job of trying to support the student athletes but at the end of the day you have to make sacrifices, realize what is important. ainsley: do you worry, there is all the controversy should the kids play football because of brain injuries. you clearly need your brain. your brain is so important to all of us, so important to you, getting your doctorate? >> yeah, i'm happy to say that i'm retired. i feel healthy. i had a great career playing doing football, playing in the nfl. ainsley: were you ever worried about it? >> no. i can say one thing i was happy about, i didn't play tackle football until high school. steve: that is interesting. final exit question, now that you get your phd from mit,

what are you going to do? >> i want to be an academic. i want to be a professor. i want to do research and inspire young people. steve: you're inspiring a lot of people right now. >> thank you. brian: congratulations. mind and matter, a life of math and football. john, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: students will love you. that so cool you want to be a teacher. i think that is great. steve: can you help me? brian: don't wear eye black into the classroom. up next with growing threat on the global stage, acting defense secretary patrick shanahan talks about modernizing the our military in part two of the "fox & friends" exclusive. >> whether it's our efforts in space, our long-range missiles, what we're doing with cyber, all of these things need a refresh.

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♪ brian: i know you're thinking to yourself, i have few things to do. i'm worried about a lot of things if you're secretary of defense, you have to go oops, north korea shooting off rockets. oops, russia won't get out of venezuela. oh, did i mention iran is rattling the middle east that the secretary of state has to scramble around to meet with allies to let them know how perilous the situation is? defense secretary shanihan waits for confirmmation hearings. ainsley: a few things to add to the list. immigration, bored, china. brian: that is good point. we go to the border with the secretary of homeland security. you will see what he thinks, spending it on, the defense department, not coming out of his money. one thinking i asked him, decision for patriot missiles

into the middle east. where exactly into the middle ice. here is what he said. >> the patriot missile system is tactical missile defense designed to protect our troops against incoming cruise missiles, ballistic missiles. so we deployed a battery to the middle east as some protection. brian: where? >> i won't disclose that location. people want to know, what kind of intelligence we have, how many troops we have in certain places. when we will move those troops. it is not prudent because these are war operations. i mean it is so important we protect our men and women. we're never not trying to be transparent. it is really about how do we protect, this is a dangerous environment. >> when you look at the challenges around the globe, one of which is, you talking about avoiding china what they're doing in terms of a military

bill-up, do you look at china as a threat? >> i don't think we can ignore china any longer. kind of talk through some of the things you referenced. militarization of the south china sea. significant investments in order to be able to project power. pe.