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>> if someone is making breakfast. yesterday the yankees woke up in first place, mr. freeman is kind enough to remind us yankees wake up in second place. one week ago today the tampa bay rays lost power in their stadium and we had a delayed game. >> my twins renain first place. ed, you're used to being in second place so all is right with the world. >> who is your favorite yankee, my dad wants to do. >> all rise for aaron judge is pretty good. sad that he's out right now. >> whatever that means. >> somebody else in the news who is used t to being number two. >> joe biden officially kicking things off in philadelphia, the city of brotherly love where he will have his campaign headquarters, we're told. a key is that you want to show strength in a key battleground

state. pennsylvania was one of those states that president trump flipped red from blue. it had not gone blue in a couple of decades. this was a big battleground for the president. the state of pennsylvania has record low unemployment, good for the president. >> the problem with biden is he's a little confused. if you listen to him he calls for unity and right away he calls for division. take a listen. >> i believe democrat democratso unify this i nation. that's what our party has always been about. the american people want a president to spew hatred. they don't need me. they've got president trump. our politics today traffics in division and our president is the divider in chief. everything that has made america america is at risk. are we a nation that believes there's a moral equivalence

between white supremacist, neo-nazis, the clu ku klux kland those with the courage to stand against him. no, we don't wu trump does. are we a nation who rips children from their parents from the border no. , no. >> just is he embracing kim jong-un or trying to prevent a nuclear bar war. >war.>> he doesn't know. >> there was divisive talk. i watched the speech yesterday and closed my eyes. it was in the sun. listened to it. i felt like i was listening to barack obama. a worse version, a less enthusiastic. automatic of the same platitudes at the top level. nothing at all about what he would do as president running on unity, stopping division. it sounded almost exactly -- he wanted to run on obama-biden.

that's what the showdown will be. the question is will that work. >> the issue is the economy. >> he's not president obama though. he's not good at this. he's really not good at doing -- anyone trying to be president obama, i say that to the betos of the world, the buttigieg of the world, everybody is trying to canal thchannel obama. he was good at making people excited. not everybody can do that. politics is divisive. everyone who wants to get up there and win an election has to be divisive. you have to say this person is doing something wrong and i'm going to do it right. the idea you're call for unity and i'm going to be the person two not bring division, of course you're going to do that. >> people care about the

economy. that's part of what obama is trying to do witwhat biden istr. and he's look at the strong trump economy staying he inherited it. watch. >> i know president trump like to take credit for the economy and the economic growth and the low unemployment numbers. president trump inherited an economy from obama-biden administration. that was given to him. just like he inherited everything else in his life. and just like everything else he's been given in his life, he's in the process of squandering that as well. >> squandering it? look at the stock market, look at unemployment, look at jobs. there's news reports out today about wages in key industries raising higher than anytime in the last couple of decades. run against that, joe. trying to sell it as the obama-biden recovery that trump then inherited is just a

boldface lie that they can't depend. >> he' leaving out the actions that the president took by cutting taxes. it's obviously made the economy stronger than what he inherited. >> he has to leave it out. the reality is it's been successful. and people rejected so much of that obama-biden legacy when hillary clinton stepped up to the plate. they didn't want those ideas. this isn't working. i don't have more money in my pocket. i'm not happy with the health care system. i'm going in a different direction. and the different treks was dirs successful. >> he' he's floating up with a different direction, hasn't had a debate. hasn't been challenged by the progressive base. this is the high time for biden. >> it's teed up by trump. you have that and immigration and the president's road to victory in part to between.

obama-biden i covered him in the '08 campaign they said in year one they would pass comprehensive immigration reform and sign it into law. that obviously did not happen even though they had democrats running the house and senate. the president jumping on this issues tweeting overnight, neither have a clue, trying to force migrants into our country. our country is full, detention centers, hospitals and schools are packed. the president pushing hard on this issue. >>the white house putting out a letter yesterday on this issue, sending it to congress hoping desperate they'll do something about it. they said, the situation has continued to deteriorate and is exceeding the previous lew high-end estimate. it's necessary to -- protection of property and immediate welfare of individuals. if the amount of people coming is so unsustainable that we can't imagine it and then we don't know where the folks are,

it's time to do something about it. >> you can blame democrats and the courts to an extent but you also have to blame republicans. this is a problem that nobody wanted to do anything about it, nobody wanted to touch it. it's a tough issue and caused controversy. it leads to talking points on the left people saying you're raising and you have to tackle it. it's not about politics. if you have the border being flooded, migrants having to be put on airplanes and shipped to other parts of the country, this is beyond politics np is about securitpolitics, this isabout ss that's affecting people's health and well-being. >> biden said nothing substantive about what he would do it. still talking about biden. >> he doesn't want to be pulled too par t far to the left. current vice president mike pence giving a commencement telling graduates right there in

his home state of indiana be prepared to stand up and be proud that they're christian, talking aar a lot about religios freedom. >> through the our american history it's been pretty easy to call yourselves a christian. but things are different now. lately it's acceptable and fashionable to malign traditional christian beliefs. as you plan to leave this place and build your life on the christ-senderred foundation here at taylor university, be prepared to stand up. we will always stand up for the freedom of religion and the right of every american to live, to learn and to worship according to the dic dictates of your conscience. that's a promise. >> now, taylor university is a christian university. theyetheyedthey had a couple dos

walk out during the address. princeton, harvard and yale they were once christian universities. they left their faith a long time ago. it could happen with any school. if you're a christian university and you have the vice president speaking and you walk out, i don't understand. >> there were a lot of protests that proceeded this. good on these universities who have having the speakers come anyway, not canceling them or caving to the mob. this is a christian university -- this is still the vice president of the united states. i don't care whether you agree with him or not. you don't have to like his politics. but it's out of respect to have someone of that stature come to the university and speak. learn your lesson now if you're in college. you ought to be able to sit and listen to someone you disagree with. you're going to have to do a lot of that in life. >> with that spirit, we don't

want to drown out pete's voice. we are bashing free speech here. pete after over a year of lobbying has finally gotten our producer to allow him to deliver the first ever "fox & friends" commencement address, you will not want to miss it, a speech a year in the making, 9:50 a.m.. >> if you're afraid, you're not alone. >> short words of wisdom for you on this sunday. >> i'm ready. >> tray to keep it safe. >> i might walk out. >> i'm going to hold up a sign. >> now i'm worried. headlines for you now. a police officer is shot during a traffic stop overnight. detroit police approaching a wrong way driver in an alley. the suspect recklessly backing into two officers pinning themselves against a squad car. the suspect fired at police,

they retaliated firing five times. he is now in critical condition. all three offices are expect the to be okay. a freak trump critic becomes the first republican in congress to call for impeachment tweeting that the president's action meets the threshold for impeachment but doesn't list any. stopping short of encouraging congress to begin proceedings to remove the president from the house. >> a late charge, inside, nothing stood in his way. war of will won the preakness. >> war of will winning the race two weeks after the controversial derby finish. but bodes express stole the show throwing his jockey to the dirt at the start of the race and finishing the race himself.

winner of the kentucky derby country house did not run the race. a mind of his own. >> that is true. >> that's why he didn't finish first. >> former cia chief john brennon preparing to brief on the threats. >> next.

. tension rise between the u.s. and iran. former cia director and trump critic john brennon scheduled to brief house democrats on that threat. the next guest warns that this move to hold the briefing risks politicizing the whole situation. here to explain, daniel hoffman. what is your concern about john

brennon. i'm sure he and other democrats would say he's a former cia director, understands the complicated relationship with iran and the democrats want to get that perspective. >> yeah, i think the problem is this, that john brennon was really just a willful carrier of vladimir putin's virus that he injected into our political process. john brennon is extraordinary politicized, making unfounded speculative claims about the president which caused partisan friction. if we're interested in building a bipartisan consensus for how we defend ourselves and counter the threat from iran, i don't think this is the right way to do it. >> in fact, you have an op-ed at foxnews.com about how putin must be laughing about all of this because you've got not just the fact that brennon is still this powerful force briefing house democrats about big issues like

iran, but he and others continue to push this narrative about russian collusion which is what putin wants to hear about when others here in america may want to turn the page. >> yeah, i wrote an op-ed a few days back about that and what i thought the mueller report left out was that this was not a clan clandestine operation by vladimir putin. it was meant to be discloverred. i think putin knew if there were kremlin return address on his operations then they would achieve greater effect. that's what we've seen and brennon has made it that much worse. >> and now you have the attorney general, william barr talking about how he wants to investigate the investigators and see what brennon and maybe james comey and others were doing with the intelligence they had, with the dossier which was unverified. and i asked you then, moving

forward, how can john brennon continue to be this figure that democrats bring in to talk about iran and other key issues when his own role in all of this is still under a big cloud. >> yeah, he's a very divisive figure. in my view if the democrats wanted to drill down on iran they would have been better to invite my own colleague, the national intelligence member for iiran and he could have provided the democrats with all of the perspective they needed without the politicized bias that brennon brings with him. >> we appreciate your insights this morning as always. as the crisis at the border intensifies, brian kilmeade got a look in a ride along at the border. we bring you that next.

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welcome back. quick headlines for you. caught on camera edition. two police officers are dragged several feet as a suspect speeds away. >> get out of the car. >> i'm coming out. i'm coming out. i'm coming out. >> both officers suffering minor injuries in new jersey. the suspect is behind bars. look at this shocking video of kids speeding down a chicago highway in off-road vehicles. >> hey, what are you guys doing? >> someone reportedly called the highway patrol but both kids were gone. >> oh man. >> somebody is in trouble. >> meanwhile, crisis at the border hitting a breaking point as the officials struggle with

extreme overcrowding at processing centers. >> in an effort to help homeland security has flown 1,000 migrants from the rio grande valley, ground zero frr illegal crossings to san diego. >> our own brian kilmeade got a first-hand look visiting with acting chief of the rio grande valley. take a lack. >> what are we seeing? >> it's a parking area for the border patrol station. but instead you see multiple military tents. >> you're looking at a facility that should be handling 300, 350 people max. it is now handling multiple thousands of people. take a look. these are people being held, just picked up off of the border. in fact this whole tent complex came up in the last 36 hours because there's no place to put them. >> currently we're holding over 8,000 people. we've already caught over 1,000 today as of noon.

we may set another record for apprehensions today. >> and the reason why this is full is because of where you're taking me now. >> we're in the station area of responsibility, the busiest station in the united states border patrol. we're going to an area called rincon village, ground zero on the entire united states southwest border. >> have you had a caravan situation? >> we have a care von come through here every five days and we have for two years. this is currently going on 24 hours a day. they're coming across the river and they're walking up here. >> where do you think they're from? >> let's ask them. she's from honduras and this is her son that's three years old. >> how long did it take them to get here? >> she says 15 days. >> how did they find out they should come? >> she heard on television, bring your child, you'll get

papers. >> what does she think she's next. >> somehow she'll get on a plane and get to new york. >> is she right? >> yes. she's going to ebbe end up there somehow. >> why is she coming now? >> it's bad in her country and she came now. >> everyone has a story and even though they're bad stories, we're not equipped to handle it. >> the immigration system was not designed to operate like this. this thr is an odder her way to apply for asylum and immigration benefits. this is not the way to do it. >> until washington can work out, it's your responsibility and that's got to be frustrating. these people are nice people but in many cases they have individual stories but that is not the story. >> that is the truth, brine. brian. the agents who work here, i'm a father, most have families, this tugs at anybody's hear heartstr.

this is a humanitarian piece. but while we're standing here right now there are people that want to get away from us a couple of miles upriver. >> you're a parent. >> i am a parent. >> and you know that cough. he needs some medicine. >> and they're going to get it. we have medical contracts. anybody that is remotely sick, we're taking them to the hospital because this is america. we're going to do what we need to to take care of people, life safety and health is first. >> how old is the baby? >> four months. >> four months. >> yes. >> wow. beautiful. >> and tired. here comes some more now. >> they're come in the country. >> just got dropped off by a smuggler. where are these guys from? >> cuba. >> 70% of the people we're apprehending are from guatemala, honduras and els el salvador, we

caught people from 50 different countries. we're trying to leave. >> here comes the next group. >> it's brush and people sneaking through on hands and knees, this is a road. this is a system. >> this is a system. >> so khie chief, you brought uo the rio grande river. >> while we were with with the family unit, over the radio there was an agent who saw people trying to bring something across the river. he was asking if anybody was able to help him. they weren't because they were trying to secure the family unit. >> you believe there's people with binoculars scouting out their move. and is their move when it gets dark? >> they don't have to wait for dark. >> it's amazing how it's an operation, you know, and the smugglers, they've got all of the chips, binoculars here, sending somebody here, send family members here and distract agents.

and then there's the open road where it's just a road they're walking right down. >> one thing not to be forgotten too is the horrific situation that so many women and children and brian highlighted that. there are women that face sexual assault in many numbers. when we talk about a humanitarian crisis, those are the faces you need to be thinking of, the men and children, of course men as well. but it's hard to see a sick child, hard to see these women facing sexual assault because it's incentivized for them to come here and the conditions are poor. when you talk about border security, you're talking about protecting those people enduring a journey that is unsafe for them. >> who takes advantage of this? the drug smugglers, the cartels. those are the ones sneaking across not caught by border patrol. >> well done, brian. vice president pence defending his faith as the war on religion rage wages on.

our panel on freedom of religion coming up next. ♪ termites, feasting on homes 24/7.

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american history it's been easy to call yourself a christian. but things are different now. >> that was vice president mike pence telling new graduates to stand up for faith during his commencement address at taylor university in indiana. what happened to religious freedom in america? well our panel joins me now to discuss. pastor robert jeffers, author of "in theland of invisible women" and rabbi. rabbi, i'll start with you. we've seen rhetorical assault and physical assault. it seems that people of faith are not able to speak out or be as open as they have been in the past. >> well, there's no question that the twin pillars of american life have been from the beginning separation of church and state and full freedom of religion. that's under assault by

terrorists and others who are adopting the european model for whom freedom of religion means freedom from religion. and that's something that we have to politely and directly struggle and fight against. we have ever right to have our values be put forward and hopefully validated and maintain an important unique part of what makes america great. >> it's a great point. never been freedom from religion, it's freedom of frj. religion. i want to play sound from bill mar's program. here's what he had to say about catholic faith. listen. >> we thought he was old school, what happened to bill barr. i'll tell you what happened. in 1950 he was born into a strange cult and he's never been able to leave. it's called k catholicism. this creepy sub strain of krat lick conservatives who think limited government means government should put a limit on

people's sex lives. >> pastor, i'm sure he would say the same thick of pa thing of b. what do you say about that? >> i've been on bill's show so i know about that first hand. whether we're talking about ridicule or all out attacks on chrisianen thianen the like we n friday, what we're seeing is a an illustration of what vice president pence talked about yesterday at taylor and that is it's becoming fashionable to ridicule and shun christians. and frankly if it stopped there we could handle that. we're big boys and girls. but it never stops with ridicule and shunning. that's precursors to the marge marginamarginalization. here in san antonio you they've

banned chick-fil-a from serving at the airport from committing the sins of committing to the fellowship of christian athletes. we have a president who understands the real threat about religious liberty and he's committed to protecting religious liberty not just for christians like myself but for all americans like my friends here on the panel. >> for all faiths. dr. ahmed to that point. any reading in the history books you know was founded by christians but enshrined freedom of religious that's what they fled. your reaction to religious freedom in america today. >> we were gifted the declaration of independence by thomas jefferson who thought of the imaginary muslim who kept a koran in his library. and as a muslim i have a particular debt to christians which is two-told. i had a christian education as a child but also without christianity there may have been

no islam. the prophet me muhammad was sheltered by a christian king. so to see this kind of demon nigidisaights. and let's not forget, christians are the most persecuted religion in the world. 80% of all religious persecution in the world is directed at krais chans. >christians. >> we were out of time. it was quick this morning. but you guys all nailed it with the time you had. thank for your time on providing clarity of religious freedom this morning. jed over to you. we're going to give you head lines right now. conservatives claim victory in australia. holding off liberal opponents. the devout christian focused his

campaign on the economy and jobs. police now identifying the student aleng edly plotting to shoot up an oregon school. 18-year-old angel diaz is accused of carrying this shotgun into the classroom underneath a black trench cote. fortunately a football coach stopped diaz by wrestling him to the ground. he's being held on a 500,000 dollars bond. bill deblasio's campaign has him wondering who will replace him as the mayor of new york city. one suggesting alexandria ocasio-cortez. claiming that the democratic socialist would be a perfect fit for the role. and shocking video of arnold schwarzenegger drop kicked from behind. take a look.

the "terterminator "attacked frm behind. schwarzenegger didn't realize he was kicked until he saw the video. >> terminator down. >> no, not terminator down. >> who gets kicked in the back and then. >> better not try that with adam clause. good morning, yeah we're talking about a little severe weather that began last night, yesterday evening lingering here on this sunday morning all fueled by really a lot of warm air piled up off of the gulf of mexico. you're looking at temperatures early this morning, mid 70s up to 80 degrees. we've seen it over the last 24 hours, tornado storms in texas and oklahoma. currently the line is moving

across louisiana into missouri all areas where we're seeing tornado watches in places. ingredient are there. from central mississippi you could see tornadoes this morning. eventually the entire system lift to the north and we're tracking an area across the midwest eventually into the mid thrict and new england. i don't think there's going to be towards as likely today when we get through the early morning once, but the time we get to this afternoon, but it's still a big system. >> adam, appreciate it. well mayor pete buttigieg taking the fox news town hall stage in new hampshire today. >> todd pirro is having breakfast with friends. we're going to check with him in new hampshire coming up next. ♪

. we've got a big town hall tonight in new hampshire anchored by chris wallace with pete buttigieg. and he started out as a breath of fresh air, a different politician, a mayor, as you get to know him a little more, he starts saying things that make you go hmmm. >> we're going to talk to voters there briefly with todd pirro before we do, this sound caught our eye. here's what mayor pete buttigieg said. listen. >> should jefferson jackson dinners be renamed because both were holders of slaves? >> i think it's the right thing to do. over time you develop and evolve on the things you choose to honor. and i think we know enough, especially that, you look at basically genocide happened here. jefferson is more problematic. there's a lot to of course admire in his thinking and philosophy but now we're morally convicted human beings. we're not deleting him from

being a founder father but naming something after somebody confers a certain amount of honor. >> and there are certainly jefferson having slaves, big problem, different time. but he was also the principle author of the declaration of independence. >> the declaration of independence. >> that small document. that's the thing. crow can evolve on the issue and i think it's great. slavery is an unfortunate dark part of our history that we acknowledge and know. but you can't rename everything and you can't remove people from history and pra tis revisionist history becauspractice revisiont history. >> they're going to have to rename jefferson starship. let's bring in todd pirro in new hampshire. >> good morning, todd. >> good morning, guys.

there's a definitive book on thomas jefferson that maybe mayor pete can read once he's done with today's town hall but that's why we're here. we're talking to voter voters ia vanls of the town hall and we're going to start off with dave. i asked him about mayor pete and he said even though he's ranking third in the polls, mayor pete didn't resonate with you. you thought the demeanors were handing this nomination to biden. why? >> i feel like they did with hillary, it doesn't mat whoar is the front runner, w who's gettig more votes, it's the party electing him. >> you did not vote for president trump in the primary. but now taking a step back, looking at your small business, as a small business owner, you said you love what trump has done with this economy. why? >> i've seen things pick up dramatically, had my best year last year in seven years. i went through five years with obama with nothing, with it

stagnant, no increase in my bottom line trump has worked hard, kept his promises which i've been very very satisfied with. >> what i love, you said i didn't vote for him to be my father, i voted for him to get results. >> exactly. i voted for him to be the president, to lead the country and he's done a great job doing that. >> dave, thank you. let's go over to grace. even though you're in new hampshire it was the great state of connecticut where you were the hospital worker. you like the president's idea of merit-based immigration. why? >> i do. because i feel at least if we have the merit, the people will want to work, they'll want to de country and be better by the country. it won't be leeching off of the government and getting all of their hand-outs. all we're getting in is the illegals and they're not trained, they want to come in, have their babies, take more and more from our country. we cannot sustain it.

>> just quickly, what's your take on mayor pete in advance of the town hall? >> i haven't thought too much about him. i'm not that interested in any of the democratic candidates. probably biden a little more than that him but not really. not really a democratic person. >> all right. we got through two. we have a lot more voices you're going to hear coming up in a few minutes. for now we'll accepte send it bo new york. it's crazy to be in new hampshire. i haven't been here since 2000 when i graduated college right up the street here. it's wild. >> i was wondering about that cowboy behind you but now i realize it's a statue. >> it's a statue, not a real person, ed. although i will ask some questions. cowboy, but teej. >> look. buttigieg. >> very vocal. summer is in full swing on

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apartment. >> bug and reptile free as we've seen on the show. >> a big show, mike huckabee, a whole bunch of folks you know well talking about a lot of issues. one the president is talking about this morning, abortion. the president tweeting as most people know and those who would like to know, i am strongly pro-life with the three exceptions, rape, incest and protecting the life of the mother, the same position taken by ranld reagan with. the radical left is imploding on this issue. we must stick together and win for life in 2020. if we're foolish and do not stay united as one, all of our hard-fought gains for can and will rapid he disappear. he's looking at the state laws that pat robinson and other conservatives have said, for example in alabama. >> very few conservatives. >> it might get knocked down. >> that's one of the many menu

of bills. other are heartbeat bills. and if you believe that life stops when your heart stops beating why can't you believe that life starts when your heart start beating. you've got challenges in the states, one or two which could be fertile grown for challenging roe v. wade. so if you want that to happen, make this issue an top tier 2020 sle20202020issue. the left has gone so far left. abortion on demand at any point. >> cry disi. >> the american peoplcrazy.>> io your point about him bringing up rape, incest and life of the mother. he's distinguishing himself because there's such extremist language on the left that he wants to appeal to voters who are pro-life but have a

sensitivity on the issue. he's saying listen, i'm not extreme. however i am avidly pro-life. that is where the extremism lies lies. if you vote for me, this is how i feel. if you vote for them they can't they i can't believe in late term abortion. >> it's a marked contrast from what you're seeing on the left. you have a congresswoman, a leader of the progressive caucus and she's saying if you're a democrat you have to absolutely tow the line. she's challenging pro-life democrats saying look, you're going to be taken out at the polls. watch. >> you can't say you're a demeanor if you're against immigrants, against abortion, against gay marriage and lgbtq rights. i'm not sure what it means to be a democrat if all of those things are true. and i understand that the trip is, you know, often going to try to protect the incumbent.

but we have to look at all of these issues and think about what it means to be a democrat. >> right. so they've got -- it's sort of -- it's black and white. and the president is trying to say there's some gray area here and he's trying to reach across the aisle in some ways and the left is saying no, no, no. it's similar to what you've seen with aoc and the democrats. >> there are very few pro-life democrats. the governor of louisiana, i can't remember his name. >> edwards. >> john bell edward. i don't know it but they told me the name. he's under fire because the legislature passed a pro-life bill, he's a pro-life democrat. he's still going to sign the bill and you got to give him credit on that. but there's no room for that. >> think about the voters too. you're talking about politicians being few pro-life democratic politicians say. but think about the voters listening to this saying hold on a second, i'm a democrat, pro-life, there is no home for him in the party.

the voters are going to three fe party. there is no ability to say i'm a democrat and i believe in xy and z, i don'table e believ i don't. there are people who have all sorts of opinions, limited government. but there's room for flexibility. >> it's potential crossover issue. my late grandmother who i loved cast her last vote for george w. bush on the issue of pro-life. she was a lifelong democrat but saw that issue -- the left going hard core. the trump voters who are democrats, a lot are pro-life. >> talking about pro-life democrats in louisiana, for example, later in the show we'll have a republican leader from louisiana and steve scalise talking about this issue and a whole lot more. the president talking about abortion, an issue where he stood up with evangelicals and others that helped him in his

victory in 2016. he's looking forward to 2020. and another key part of his plan has been standing follow-up are the troops. this is a story breaking overnight now. >> a big one. >> in the "the new york times," the president may be preparing pardons for servicemen accused of war crimes. >> first of all, i can't stand that head line, accused of war crimes. these are men who went into the most dangerous places on earth with a job to defend us, made tough calls on a moment's notice. they're not war criminals. they're warriors who have been accused of certain things under review. here's a couple of the potential par the donpardons that could ce president. eddy gallagher, matt golsteyn an.this is very heartening for s like me and others in the service who look at the previous administration, whether it was the trading terrorist to get a deserter in bo bergdahl who

basically got a slap on the wrist, a pardon of bradley manning. you had a culture of coddling and not defending the war fighter. trump has done a total 180. >> and this will be a unifying force. if there's one thing that unites people around the country, it's a love of the military and those who are served. julie gol golsteyn. listen to what she had to say. >> i'm heart broken as matt's wife, a mother and american that this is how we treat somebody who put himself in such grave danger to make sure that his men came home, to protect the afghan civilian population. this is not about truth this is not about justice and not about what happened or didn't happen in afghanistan. this is about destroying my husband and my family. >> you see the raw emotion she

had. >> this should be a uniting issue but the left is going to attack him saying he's releasing war criminals, loosening the rules of engagement. it's all garbage but they'll attack him no matter what. again to the people in middle america mo respect the troops and the tough calls they make, they're going to love this. these are the good guys, the war fighters and making a move like this by memorial day, wow. >> would be interesting to what some of the critics have to say to gavin newsom who pardoned a whole bunch of folks, including some felons. >> they'felonsfelons.>> they'red chances. >> we have to distinguish between the leftist politicians anpoliticians.so yeah, the leftp president trump on this but there's a lot of voters at home, they've been lifelong democrats but they care deeply about the military. they are pro-life. and the voters are going to have

to make a choice, do they want to vote for a radical leftist or do they want to vote for president trump who is a republican and they didn't think they would vote for him but it's sounding more pallable. >> issue after issue you can see the democrats attacking the president no matter what way he goes even as they call for unity. look at joe biden trying to walk the line saying i'm running for president to bring people together but let's attack the president nonstop. watch. >> i believe democrats want to eun fiunify this nation. that's what the party is about. if the american people want a president to add to our division and spew hatred, they don't need me. they've got president donald trump. our politics today traffics in division and our president is the divider in cheech. everything that has made america america is at risk. are we a nation that believes

there's a moral equivalence between white supremacists, neognaneo-nazis? no. are we a nation that rips children in their parents at the border. no. but trump does. >.do we embrace putin and kim jong-un? >> we don't but trump does. >> whether the deportations that happ in the obama days will be brought up by other democrats in the ca debates coming in june. >> that sounded very divider -- ish. who is the real decider. divider. you're talking about trump and all of the people who voted for him, who want america to be good and strong and free, want to stand for the anthem, love their military and love having great jobs and pay. remember when obama called isis

the jv team in biden is the jv team of obama. he's trying to be obama but he's not as good at it. >> the people on the left marginalize the trump voters. instead of trying to appeal to them saying listen, i have a plan, this is my approach and how i can help you, it's to paint you as racist or if you voted for trump you're anti-immigrant. it's not going to work by doing that. >> biden is the front runner. a lot of the other candidates are way way behind. like bill deblasio. >> how are we doing. >> look at this campaign stop. there were smaller crowds at the other events. >> that's the big crowd? >> there's not 30 in this picture but the reporter said there were 10 or 15 in the back. we don't know but for the benefit of the doubt . >> they couldn't get in. the room at full capacity. >> another ten or 15 makes for quite an audience. no one is excited.

i don't know anyone excited about bill deblasio running, especially if you're from new york and witnessed the atrocities that he's brought in. >> there's 15 of them there. i wonder how many will vote for him. >> 15. >> 15 that will never vote for donald trump. headlines for you now. a known ms13 gang member shot and killed after he shot a deputy in the nays. the palm beach, florida deputy needed emergency summery but is expected to survive. he was hit while deputies served a warrant on mik michael netto. the suspect was killed. and country singer travis trit's tour bus is sideswiped in a deadly crash. he posted this chilling photo of the wreck killing two people and injuring another in south carolina. police say a car driving the wrong way slam into a truck head on in front of the singer's bus.

tritt isn't hurt but tweeted, i'm shaken up by what i witnessed. luck of the draw runs out for a recent million dollar lottery winner. arrested open charged in a major drug bust in florida following a year long investigation. it was a year ago when she scored big on a scratch-off ticket. he's charged with solicitation to deliver heroine and unlawful use of a cell phone. tough. scratch-off, can you imagine >> a lot of other big news, the attorney general bill barr investigating the investigators behind the trush-russia investigation. will he unearth wrongdoing some is some in the intelligence agencies? we ask a former doj deputy director. that is next. ♪ -we bought a house in a neighborhood

. welcome back. president trump's attorney general bill barr sounding the alarm on the origins of the russia probe saying his investigation kowlt result in recall changes. >> barr telling th "the wall stt journal," quote, government power was used to spy on american citizens. we need tone sure that the government doesn't use its power. >> here to react ian prie pryor. thank for joining us. what could he do about it? >> he's looking at three categories or what may or may not have happened. first, were there laws broken not just in the doj and fbi but also the intelligence community itself. were there procedures, protocols or ethical norms violated. that's a little less than

breaking the law but also concerning. and then the thir third piece, n if that's not the case, laws weren't broken and procedures were followed, do we need to change the way investigations are run when they impact political campaigns. for the past four years the fbi has been com dominated by two investigations. it's been a big distraction to the department of justice and the fbi. >> in changes were implemented, what would that look like. and i'm also confused as to how this is paint as a be bad thing. barr has been vilified for this. isn't this something that we should be praising with the fact he's looking into this and how to address it? >> it's not really clear. i think we need to see what comes out of the inspector general report, what comes out of john durham's investigation to see the full picture. i don't think we're anywhere near the full picture of how

this was originated. especially after 2016. this is a very important thing. we all assume because it's the fbi and the rank and file by and large are people that put their lives at risk for this country, but when you get to the leadership, we should not assume that just because it's the fbi or the cia, that they necessarily always are going to do the right thing. we've seen in history that's not the case. from the '60s and '70s investigating activists or the press or civil rights leaders, there have been abuses in our history and we cannot lose sight of that. >> you say we're nowhere near the full picture. what are we maybe not seeing ? >> well, some of the things that i've seen recently, we thought there was one confidential informant. no, there was a second confidential informant that worked its way into members of the trump campaign. there are more. is there something o than the

carter paige fisa application. barr is seeing things that we don't quite know yet. but remember, the inspector general can only investigate current members of doj and fbi. he can't expand his reach into the intelligence community. students walking out of vice president pence's commencement speech at taylor university. >> michael knowles calls their decision reckless and he joins us next. ♪ t growth

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horrific shooting. the first baptist church in southerland springs set to unveil a new sanctuary, eng occasional center and memorial room honoring the victims. a gunman opened fire and killed 26 people in november of 2017. and jimmy carter will not teach sunday school in georgia today after all. he will spend the day resting after breaking his hip on monday. a spokesperson says he's progressing well but underestimated the time he would need to recover from surgery. had been hoping to teach sunday school. we wish him well. vice president mike pence delivering a commencement state at indiana's taylor university. >> i put my faith in jesus christ as my personal lord and savior and it's made all of the difnls in mdifference in my lif. i want to encourage you to go from here and live it out. america needs many men and women of integrity and faith now more than ever. >> most of the school's nearly

500 graduates stayed for the speech but dozens of grads and faculty reportedly walked out before he started talking. >> here to react, michael knowles. good morning, sir. >> good to see you. >> how do you react to what happened there? >> the student are often going to behave as uneducated ignorant reckless. that's almost the definition of what a student is. the good news here is that the taylor university administration did not give in to them. that vice president mike pence did not back down. when you see this group on the campus, all too often it's the administration giving in. we saw this at stan dpord the other day, the administrators smeared an invited speaker, we saw this at university of missouri kansas city when i was physically assaulted and the chancellor blamed me for being invited and gave in to the hecklers and sen store sensors .

the problem is admin tray tif blot and the way that we fight it is we can go in there, cut the salaries and get the useless deans of inclusion and diversity and deputy deans and assistant deans, get them out of there and get back to educating generations of americans. >> there's a job for everything now. you mentioned good on taylor university. i agree with you. and they put a statement out that i deeply appreciated saying, we're grateful that the vice president would visit our campus and help us celebrate the accomplishment os f our class of 2019. it's important to pay attention to the universities that don't back down and cave to the mob and the increasing universities that are going to allow diversity of commencement speakers and diversity of thought. we're a university and somewhere in here we have to ak nomg and

respect this is supposed to be a place where diversity of thought thrives. >> imagine the idea that a 20-year-old no nothing could learn something from the vice president of the united states. that's the humility that our educational institution should be instilling. the rules from yale to stanford coast to coast is to give in to the leftist mob. they're small in number but very loud. we near to cheer on taylor university and other universities standing up for free speech and the free exchange of thought on campus. >> another guy giving freely his thoughts is one of the presidential candidates, robert francis o'rourke. he's being more national interviews. he was on where another network yesterday. this is what he said about trump's election. >> complete confidence in part because of what you just shared about florida, in part because we know from other sick tearies

of states in other states in the union that their systems were briefed. we don't know if vote tallries were changed. but that alone should be cause for concern. >> he's insinuating that trump actually may not have legitimately won the election. >> i think beto accidentally rebooted himself all the way back to between pushing the same ridiculous hoax that e we've heard for two years. maybe he could reboot back to the texas senate race that he lost. he might have a chance of getting this nomination. >> are you impressed at all with the reboot? clearly not. >> the reboot has not worked. i think joe biden, pete buttigieg, virtually every one of the 23 candidates is eating beto east lunch. >'s lunch. . >> thank you. we're having breakfast with friends ahead of tonight's fox town hall. >> that's where we find todd

pirro with the cowboy. >> this cowboy is named dupsy. we're talking about another name, mayor pete, asking the folk what is they think of the mayor, what they think of the democratic field, what they think of a lot of things when "fox & friends" only ed""fox & y morning returns. ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ good music. i like it. there's a new story that i absolutely love and that is tha. >> you love it? >> i do love it. fascinated by it. check out the head line by "the wall street journal." romances where the couple needs meets are now nerm. right now the birthrates. >> romance where the couple never meets? >> never meets. and the context of this is that birthrates are dropping in the united states and the reason why is that people are engaging in these online romances, you know, they do video chat, text, fall in love, there's all sorts of levels of into macy that occur over a computer screen or your phone screen but they don't get involved in person, there's no physical contact and then the

whole thing dies down. >> here's a quote from "the wall street journal" that quos further. might sound unusual, online relationships that bloom, reach a fever pitch of teenage intensity before the two parties meet. but they're becoming more common than ever. >> you asked when we were talking about this before you said you mean among teenagers. no. i did a ton of research on this for my book. this is happening among adults. there an an epidemic of people who never have the eye contact face to face, they're not touching no tactile involvement. next time i checked you can't make -- that's something i didn't expect to hear, tactile. >> into may mac macy into macy .

>> there's a detachment that people are feeling and they're not satisfied in the same way. >> like a virtual reality. >> all of the relationship with none of the upside? >> they see it, a lot of people that like it see as well my upside is mine and when i want to tune in to my relationship i tune in and when i want to tune it out, i tune it out. but they wind up being lonely. i love this story. find it fascinating. wib wefriends@foxnews.com what u think? do you know people that are meeting online and never meet. >> wouldn't the goal be i want to meet you, see you. >> not for everyone. let us know what you think. curious. headlines now. conservatives claim stunning victory in australia's victory. scott morrison wins the race for prime minister holding off liberals who focused on climate change.

he focused his campaign on the economy and jobs. an 8-year-old girl is found safe after she was kidnapped while walking down the street with her mother. chilling survey lins video shows the moment salem was taken in a car in ft. worth, texas. her mom tried jump in but was shoved out. the suspect was arrested at a hotel nearby. the girl was inside the room and appeared to be in good condition. new york lawmakers want to outlaw texting and walking while crossing the street, proposing a ban on pedestrians using their phones and other devices. the bill would fine repeat offenders up to $250. the law would alaw exceptions for police officers, doctors and first responders. >> lock me up now. a progressive group is being called out on social media for a big spelling mistake. road map to a 2020 presidential victory priorities usa smell minnesota wrong.

uh-oh, pete. take a look. they spelled it minnisota. those are your headlines. pete is triggered big time. >> minnesota education. you went through that school. >> it's going downhill. >> i can't talk minnesota with you without talking about brandon wall ch from 90210. there's a reboot happening. i've already told the producers, bring in someone from the show. adam? >> i did wonderful in my third grade spelling bee. so i could probably spell most. >> stop right there. >> i could spell most of the state names. taking a look at the forecast. nice here in new york city. good weather out here. unfortunately that's not the case across the country. big bubble of air. you're seeing the 70s and

80s, that's where we're seeing tornado activity in central texas and oklahoma and currently the line moving across louisiana and into mississippi. everything hig highlighted in te red box, that is a tornado watch. that means the ingredients are there. the system is sweeping across the eastern half of the country. this is one we're paying attention to all often. >> you made a bold claim. spell louisiana. >> oh my gosh. i can't do that. >> come on. >> do you guys know how to spell louisiana? anybody? i'm crowd sourcing. this is what millennials do. we crowd source. we've got to head over to todd pirro, live at dusty's in claremont, new hampshire. what are you got, todd? reporter: i missmelle misspelled

in fourth grade. it has stuck with me. i'm talk to chris here. when i asked you about mayor pete you said this entire democratic field, including mayor pete, part of a clown car. why? >> because there's 24 now and i'm sure that dusty just threw his hat in the ring and made it 25. there's too many that have nothing to say. >> you say their tall task is going up against the economy? >> yeah, you can't do anything with the numbers. the numbers prove how good the economy is and that's going to be tough to beat in 2020. >> thanks for holding down the ft. bill, as a small business owner, i asked you about mayor pete and you said you feel like the entire. democratic party has anointed biden already like they anointed hillary in 2016. why? >> it feels like it's his turn.

he waited until recently to announce his running and i just feel like that's how they think it's his turn. >> quickly on the economy, you said you didn't vote for president trump in the primary but the results are here helping your business. why? >> well i started my business last august. it has taken off. and i just believe the economy is doing great and i'm happy with what trump is doing. >> bill, thank you. finally victor, retired postal worker, marine corps veteran. thank you for your service. you disagree, think that the democratic field including pete is going to destroy biden, why? >> because he has too many gaps in the stuff coming out about the ukraine and china with his son. to me it will destroy him before he makes it to the top. >> thank you for your service. having a lot of fun here in the granite state. always fun to come back. not for a reunion.

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running 100 meters in under 10 seconds is accepting an nfl star's challenge. new orleans saints wide receiver is offering 10 grand to anyone who can beat him in a race. the 18-year-old responding with one word. bet. i want to see that race. and nike is vowing to change their pregnancy policy as they face backlash from female runners. alisa claims they cut her pay even though she competed well eight months pregnant. nike says they won't penalize pregnant athletes in future contracts while admitting they have in the past. well the numbers are shocking. u.s. border patrol apprehending more than 500,000 illegal immigrants since october. but according to joe biden, that's not the real crisis. >> everything that has made america america is at risk. are we a nation of ripping children from the arms of their

parents at the border. no, we don't. but trump does. >> well, our next guest takes that attack personally claiming these policies actually began, yes, under president obama and vice president biden. here to explain, retired i.c.e. director and fox news contributor todd h holman. good morning. gibed is saying it's all president trump's fault. >> look, i was actually in the fox green room yesterday watching that campaign speech. i took it personally. bottom line is, families were separated under president obama and joe biden. and not only that, they want to tell the whole story, family detention centers with the a the time they became president and viept we had 100 family beds in the united states. we increased family detention by 3200%. we went from 100 family beds to over 3,000 family beds.

not only that, we talked about the so-called cages. i don't call them cages. they're big chain link enclosured that keep children away from unaccompanied adults. however the cages were built and paid for under the obama administration because i was there. so if jo joe biden wants to gett there and talk about the tear cial things that the president has done, he needs to tell the other half of the story that they built the facilities, paid for the facilities and it started under their presidency. i think we need to secure the border and we need to think out of the box and do that. don't make it sound like a bad thing under this president when you started it. >> you know, i was going to say, a lot of the photos that came out featuring the supposed cages that resurfaced, those photos were from 2014. and my question to you is yes, joe biden is one running for president, he should be held accountable for this and asked tough questions but i don't have a lot of faith that he will be.

so many in media want to pin the crisis on trump and they know if they actually hold biden to account for some of the poll i ises, that's a huge weakness for him in terms of running against president trump in 2020. >> god bless fox news. this network is the only network talking about when i know these facilities were built and how they were used. the only network that talks about the separations under obama administration. it was a zero tolerance policy. the parent would be charged with a crime. entering this country illegally is a crime. jeff sessions said okay we're going to prosecute you which means if you and i were out driving tonight and got arrested for dui with our children, we're going to be separated. and one thing that no one talks about is three weeks they did that the crossings on the border went down 26%. it worked. if they would have stuck it with another 30 days, we wouldn't have a caravan today.

immigration enforcement is sad in many ways and unfortunate in many ways with but we have to secure the border. tough decisions need to be made. >> real question. except for saying that we're ripping kids from their parents, have you heard a serious policy proposal from biden about solving the border? >> bingo. i haven't heard a serious policy proposal, one option, one idea from the democratic party. the president put out a pretty good immigration plan, a good one to start with, you got nancy pelosi saying bad things about it, all of these press den candidates saying bad things about it. but have you heard one idea from the democrats on what's going on at the border? we're at an unprecedented event within the worst i've seen in my career and the democrats haven't offered one idea or one fixer or one thing to address the crisis. >> what are the democrats going to do differently than the president. they're not talking about it and weren't even calming it a crisis a few weeks ago. still ahead, time to break out the motorcycle and hit the

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>> ♪ that's how country boys roll ♪ jedediah: no food on the grill yet for you. pete: it's almost memorial day weekend is coming up, of course we remember the real reason for memorial day weekend but we also do grilling. ed jed raises a good break because earlier, pete was literally grilling that man from home depot. pete: what do you mean you'll have grilled food? jedediah: [laughter] pete: so they probably made a run. ed: pete is like where is the meat? jedediah: the guy was so nice he's like i don't know if i'd trust my cooking. pete: we'll cook it, fine. ed good news for you i was

putting milk in my coffee a little while ago the fridge had a stack of hot dogs and other stuff behind it, i think burgers jedediah: maybe you will grill. that could be fun. pete: do you know what else is fresh off the press? commencement address. ed: oh, right here. jedediah: i'm a little concerned pete: yes you should be. jedediah: let us know if you're worried like i am. ed: and get to mike pence's commencement. pete: there were a few more people there but we have a lot of people watching. ed: absolutely don't miss pete's commencement the president speaking out as he often does on immigration. this is an issue he wrote in victory 2016 he sees heading into 2020 being an even more important issue, not just politically, but because of the crisis at the border and the numbers we're seeing in terms of apprehension. pete: the president tweeted overnight. courts and dems in congress neither of which have have a clue are trying to force migrants into our country, our detention centers hospitals and

schools are packed. crazy, the president making the point emphasizing yet again this is a problem without yet a solution and no one really willing in congress to work with them. jedediah: he's tired of trying to stress the humanitarian crisis and something needs to be done in fact the white house has gone so far as to send a letter to congress saying ""the situation" has continued to deteriorate and is exceeding previous high-end estimate and it is necessary to obligate funds at a rate that will exhaust amounts currently available to fund services that involve the safety of human life , protection of property, and the immediate welfare of individuals ed so i think the president feels very stuck because he's not getting any help from democrats at all, they want their talking point but now everyone knows this isn't a manufactured crisis. everyone sees the numbers growing, and everyone is saying hold on a second someone needs t do something about this so hopefully the president will get help from reasonable democrats who realize that when this election happens, they are, they are going to have to answer these tough questions to why

they've been sitting around when something could have been solved here. ed: you make an important point, it's a manufactured crisis to well, yes it's a crisis but a humanitarian crisis. they don't want to admit it's a border security crisis because then they would have to admit we would need to have money for the wall so the president in that letter i think among other things is calling out congress, democrats but also republicans. jedediah: that's right. ed: saying where is this money for the humanitarian crisis get more beds, more immigration judges to adjudicate all of this for people who are actually seeking asylum the right way. let's deal with all of this. put your money where your mouth is. you have joe biden out there as the democratic front runner yesterday in philadelphia accusing president trump of separating kids and doing all of these things when tom homan is saying wait a second, time out. i was the i.c.e. director serving at i.c.e. during the obama/biden administration and fact check here, it started under them. watch. >> the president just put out which i think is a pretty good immigration plan and you got

nancy pelosi saying bad things about it. you got all these presidential candidates saying bad things about it but if you heard one idea from the democrats on what's going on the border, we're at an unprecedented event. the worst i've seen in my career and the democrats hasn't offered one idea or fix or one thing to help address this crisis. we have to secure our border this is a national security crisis and tough decisions need to be made. pete: every time i see this, this is america first. we spent a generation of guys patrolling the afghan pakistan border not being able to control what's going back and forth, fighters trying to kill our people. this president is saying we have our own border that it's out of control getting worse. time to focus on it even if the democrats don't want to. he can keep coming back to that saying it is the issue of our moment, and every state is a border state now as they need to flag migrants at different places people are feeling it and he sparked continued to key on it. jedediah: the question is does biden getaway with saying oh, president trump put kids in cage s making all of these

ridiculous remarks when we know those policies were as you said under president obama, under joe biden and all of those photos were from 2014. ed: you're right. jedediah: does he have to answer those tough questions will the media for a change do its job and ask him well hold on a second if this was going on when you were vice president, why didn't you do something about it and why don't you take some responsibility for that and those processing centers and those conditions, if you have issue with it? pete: ed your buddies at the washington post are on the case though. ed: and it's kind of distorted because yesterday the washington post said the president's immigration plan was a positive step forward and then today they have a headline saying a little noticed surge across the u.s. mexico border, americans heading south. the article says if the thousands of mexicans moving home are taken into account the flow of migrants from the u.s. to mexico is probably larger than the flow of mexicans to the united states. i raise that because is that really true? that's something that has to go through the fact checkers as to whether i'm not saying they called it a bigger crisis but

are we really going to highlight the idea there's more mexicans going back to mexico from america than what we're seeing at the southern border from mexico and central american countries into the united states pete: they also claim american retirees because it's a cheaper cost of living are going to mexico to live. i'm sure some of this is happening, but to conflate the two as if they're equal, well done, washington post. stay on the case. jedediah: i could hear while ed was reading that was your sigh, of the whole thing, really all people can do at some point it becomes so absurd what you choose to cover and what not to cover what you put front and center on your front page what you don't that people discuss this. this is really a point about discussing with media and media coverage. pete: it's a simple mission. jedediah: exactly. they choose to show you what they want to present a certain agenda when in reality now a lot of people are saying hold on a second i've been deceived left and right, i'll start doing my own research. pete: exactly i choose to tell you what i want because i don't pretend to be a journalist and

in different places people can do that. ed sheeran charged to be more fair-minded about things he's clear about that but the washington post don't even try. jedediah: another big issue we've been talking about a lot has been abortion. pete: i complemented ed. jedediah: a rare complement i figured i had to shut that down. i will lion the controversy between the two of you but there's been a lot of controversy on the issue of abortion and the reason is so many folks on the left are advocating for extreme policies talking about late term abortion and president trump is coming out saying listen we've made a lot of gains in the direction of being pro-life and those gains will be lost if we lose this election, him tweeting out as most people know, and for those who would like to know, i am strongly pro-life, with the three exceptions, rape, incest and protecting the life of the bother the same position taken by ronald regan. the radical left with late term abortion and worse is imploding on this issue. we must stick together and win for life in 2020 if we are foolish and do not stay united as one all of our hard-fought games for life can and will

rapidly disappear. ed: the president does make a fair point there has been radical rhetoric and action on the left. you have andrew cuomo signing that bill into law here in new york state and the governor democrat in virginia ralph north am made those comments that really shocked the conscience of a lot of people but i would add that the president isn't just tweeting about that because of radicalism on the left. he seems concerned about what some are doing on the right, in alabama, maybe missouri, where some of the state laws restrict ing abortion rights, may go too far, may end up going to the supreme court and getting knocked down and hurt the cause of pro-life. pete: but most of the bills have carved out rape, incest and life of the mother. most of them have going to the heartbeat as a viable place for the child inside the womb and that's a pretty defensible position. he's saying stay on target with that, push that challenge. we can win because even if the left is energized as they may be because they are going to run with the planned parenthood crap the pro-life crowd that sees a

president whose nominated two justices are going to be even more fired up in 2020 for a president. jedediah: politically and strategically though i think it was smart for him to say put these exceptions out front and center and say i support these and the radical left is doing x, y, and z, but this is where i stand and that is a very unifying concept for most of americans and where they stand on abortion right now. ed: this is one reason the president's comments why he's had strong support in particular going back to the 2016 campaign his vice president, mike pence, obviously has been a bridge specifically to that community, and he stood up yesterday in his home state of indiana, taylor university, and to their credit the university despite all of this talk of protest and some at the university, students and staff, wanting the vice president to be dis-invited the university stood strong, allowed him to speak and here is what he said about being a proud christian. >> throughout most of our american history it has been

pretty easy to call yourself a christian, but things are different now. lately, its become acceptable, even fashionable to maline traditional christian beliefs, so as you prepare to leave this place, and build your life on the christ-centered world-engaging foundation poured here at taylor [applause] jedediah: yeah, so a very small minority just to keep in mind walked out, got up, protested but most of the students stayed, and this is a man of faith who lives his faith and i think it's so important for him to be out there not only talking about being unafraid, to stand by your faith but also, he has addressed numerous times topics of

religious freedom which are near and deer to the heart of so many people around the country, democrat and republican alike and i think he's an important spokesperson for this cause. pete: he's going back to first principles like from our declaration of independence with guys like pete buttigieg saying well let's get rid of tomorrow as jefferson, we can't talk about that. you can hold both understandings at the same time and elevate the good stuff. ed: absolutely and no disrespect to the vice president. i just want to be clear. that was a good commencement but a lot of people, a lot more people i think are anticipating your commencement address. a lot of talk about this. don't miss it. jedediah: you even have a fancy photo like the graphic really tells the story. pete: i'm getting nervous. ed: do you have a cap and gown? pete: i have a cap. jedediah: you've got to have the gear. or it won't be believable. ed: there has been talk of protests, walk-outs. jedediah: there may be a sign or two but i've got to figure it out. we've got headlines in this 8:00 a.m. hour, a traffic stop

overnight, detroit police approaching a wrong-way driver and the suspect backing into two officers, pinning them against a squad car, while running away, the suspect fired at police. they retaliated striking him five times. police followed his blood trail to a nearby home. he is in critical condition. all three officers are luckily expected to be okay. turning to some extreme weather. at least 10 tornadoes following a path of destruction across the southern plains. families digging through rubble of leveled homes in oklahoma, powerful winds flipping trailers destroying vehicles and businesses in texas and heavy flooding forcing drivers to slam on the brakes in houston. the violent weather now taking aim at states throughout the central united states. and the race course that was interfered with during the kentucky derby rebounds to win the preakness.

the war of will winning the race , two weeks after the controversial derby finish, but throwing his jockey to the dirt, out of the starting gate, and then finishing the race, guess what, all by himself. kentucky derby winner "country house" did not run in the race. those are your headlines. no country house. people were upset about that. ed: pete was reviewing his commencement address. jedediah: i saw that he was studying. pete: but here on fox & friends university -- ed: joe biden meanwhile may be leading in the polls but a new op-ed is asking does anyone actually want biden to be president? we're asking a former obama advisor, next. >> ♪ ♪

>> no one is going to work longer. no one is going to campaign harder to win your hearts, your trust and your support. ed: former vice president joe biden of course making his case in philadelphia yesterday, while he's leading in the latest fox news poll, and by a margin nearly 20 points and a new new york times op-ed asks, does anyone actually want joe biden to be president? you see it right there. so, are democrats just worried about election? here to weigh in is former economic to president advisor robert wolf. so how do you answer this question this is coming from the left in the new york times saying there seems to be an obsession in your party about " electability " and not really what the candidate stands for. good thing that everyone has an opinion. so i disagree with that opinion piece read yesterday. yes, electability matters because you want to win at the end but this early on really what matters is how you connect with the people and i think that all 23, 24 will probably go on

and counting, everyone i would say you're either a progressive populist or progressive moderate , but everyone is for gun reform and health care and immigration reform and climate change and so from that perspective, to say that he's not for progressive policies is ridiculous. the other thing i thought was interesting is the author mentioned well, these other people have passed policies. actually the only ones whose passed policies in the] eight years pre-trump is biden and obama, so i think that from that perspective, listen he's for dreamers he's tough on gun reform, he mentioned yesterday about healthcare is extending the public option so -- ed: but let me challenge part of that because we talked to tom ho man, used to be the i.c.e. director, and he says that when joe biden is out there yesterday attacking president trump for " separating families" it was your friend, president obama, who started that, and the photos that show the"cages" are from

2014 when barack obama was president. >> we can go through whose been right or wrong on immigration and i think that's going to take a longer time and i would respectfully disagree with a lot of what the i.c.e. director said ed: i'm giving you a chance. >> well what i would say is house majority leader go put on an up or down vote on the dream er's act and see if it gets passed. why doesn't he do it and for two years the president had the senate, the house and the executive branch. they didn't pass all these things he thought he wanted. ed: and get the funding he wanted for the wall. >> correct and paul ryan was the head so we can talk about the rhetoric that's going on but they had the time for action, they didn't do anything. ed: let's get back to joe biden. what do you see behind this big lead? is it, i was at a dinner in d.c. a couple weeks ago and there were several more moderate democrats there saying they think part of the reason why he's gotten this big lead is theres been a fear within your party, that the aoc's and others are pushing it so far to the left they are gravitating behind biden saying give us something

more moderate. >> i would say we learned in the american mid-terms that when we flipped red to blue in 40- plus districts and got back the governorship of michigan and wisconsin and we kept pennsylvania, a lot of that is because the definition of moderate is actually off. i think you can be a pro-growth democrat and be for progressive issues. i think that is a winning strategy and i think with president trump in office we're going to have to show that we are strong in the economy. ed: absolutely. >> and i think that's going to be very key. ed: robert wolf we appreciate your insight as always. the jewish community expresses outrage over a children's book that says they say promotes anti-semitism. a republican congressman is one of two jewish republicans in the congress. we'll ask him what he thinks, next. it's time for our memorial day sale on the sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save $1,000 on the new queen sleep number 360

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pete: quick headlines for you nascar is honoring fallen canine officer jordan sheldon this weekend in charlotte. several drivers are putting special decalls on their car for the all-star race. the officer from nearby moors ville, north carolina, was shot and killed earlier this month. some drivers have been honoring him for a few weeks very cool and he's best known as lt. dan from the iconic movie forrest gump. >> good morning, sir. get your hands down. i'm lt. dan. pete: a friend of the show, actor gary sinese earning the patriot award in san diego for his charity work, with our military, if anyone deserves it, it's gary. down to you. jedediah: thanks so much, pete, a children's book sparking outrage in one new jersey town, a public reading of the book, p

is for palestine has been postponed after members of the local jewish community said it inspires violence and anti-semitism but the backlash is racist against palestinians here to weigh in is one of two jewish republicans in congress. welcome to the show first off. >> thank you, good morning. jedediah: good morning. so what do you make of the controversy surrounding this particular book? is it justified? has it gone too far, what do you think? >> no, i think it's very justified and it's understanding what it is, we're talking about violence, gunfire was used, suicide vests, a lot of death, rock throwing, it's looked at as a vehicle for the hamas and palestinian and jihad in order to fulfill their mission and the charter they call for the murder of all jews and they say that

jihad is an obligation and they look at as existential threat to their people, so you have to have a heightened sensitivity right now, where you have the video from the muslim american society of philadelphia a couple weeks where kids are talking about chopping off heads that what we see out of congress, on college campuses and abroad, it's bad timing and it's bad substance to be providing to the kids whether it's here or over in israel and the palestinian areas. jedediah: congressman the context within this p is for palestine book there is a quote that says that it's arabic for rising up for what is right if you are a kid or a grown-up so when you look at this the graphics are geared toward children, this is a children's book it calls for his rising up and the question most people have when they look at that is what exactly are you calling for what type of rising up are you hoping this incentivizes in people, in children, in particular.

>> i think history is an important lesson in looking at what has happened over the course of the decades past when it has taken place and hamas has been involved in islamic palestinian islamic jihad has been involved in it, people have died. there were many suicide bombings in the 2000 when the second palestinian took place, there are people who call for a third palestinian with the goal of wiping israel off of the map, so understanding what that word means, it's really important to see how it has been used in the past and some talk about civil disobedience but that justifies history, logic and what proponents are looking to use it for. jedediah: we reached out to high land park public library who did postpone this reading and we reached out to the author, and we haven't heard back yet. she did tweet this, however. it is laughable and yet extreme ly dangerous when the cancellation of a book reading at a u.s. library for p is for

palestine breaking the first amendment that israel advocates in new jersey becomes major news in israel and this news is distorted so there are some, congressman, who believe this is a first amendment issue and listen if you don't like the book you don't have to read it but that shouldn't bar people from being exposed to it and from holding a reading at a library for it. what do you say to that? >> yeah, so this is the problem with the whole textbook issue, where the palestinians have been seeking to educate that next generation in the case of that muslim americal society, in philadelphia that i pointed to, where they had children reading poems, singing songs, about chop ping off other people's heads and liberating and where textbooks are used over in palestinian areas where the textbooks, they rewrite history and use maps where they won't even recognize israel in its map they won't reach about judaism so this is really about a larger issue, not just in the united states, not just abroad, but

globally where we're looking at that next generation being indoctrinated not being given all of the facts. jedediah: representative we appreciate your take and you being here this is obviously under review. we'll sue how it turns up thank you so much. >> thank you have a great day. jedediah: you too. well vice president pence defend ing his faith calling on students to be proud of their christianity, as dozens of students protest his speech. mike huckabee says this is not about conformity, he joins us, next. >> ♪ life is a highway, i want to ride all night long ♪ when you shop for your home at wayfair,

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>> the truth is we live in a time when religious belief is under salt. we seen unspeakable acts of violence against religious communities. you know, throughout most of our american history, its been pretty easy to call yourself a christian, but things are different now. ed: that was vice president mike pence of course yesterday with his commencement address want to get a little reaction from mike huckabee, former fox news contributor author of rare medium or done well make the most of your life we'll be doing grilling next hour, so this will be a very important book for us, governor? >> well first of all let me take exception, ed, saying bold friend. jedediah: [laughter] pete: come on. ed: i knew you might jump on that. jedediah: governor, i want to

ask you though, because what strikes me most, for me, for someone who, um, admires people of strong faith, when i see mike pence go out there and talk about his christianity and defending christianity and religious freedom i feel like he's such a phenomenal spokesperson because he actually lives his faith on a daily life. you see it, you feel it, so having him out there is so powerful to me even when speaking to people whose faith may not be so strong. >> well he's an authentic spokesman for what faith represents. he and his wife live an exemplary life as a married couple. they raised delightful children. it's really about the fact that he truly believes what he says and he says what he believes, i thought that's what we should admire in people even if they don't agree with us and mike pence is a person whose faith has never been really questioned as to its genuineness. i think that it's sad that we're living in a day when people of faith are routinely mocked and scorned and scoffed, and that's just unfortunate because

religious liberty is the foundation of all of our liberties. if the government can tell you what the limits of your belief are when the government has already controlled the limits of everything else in your life. think about that and really drill down on it because that's why the founders put religious liberty as the very first right in the bill of rights. pete: it was the reason they fled prosecution in the first place, so makes a ton of sense. now we're back to the campaign trail, governor. joe biden yesterday in philadelphia went to where his campaign headquarters to re kickoff his campaign again he says he wants unity but then immediately launched into trash ing the president, listen. >> we're all in this together. >> that's right. we need to remember that today. our process has become so mean, so petty so negative, so partisan, so angry, the country is sick of the division and our president is the divider-in- chief. if the american people want a president to add to our division

to spew hatred they don't need me, they've got president donald trump. >> [applause] pete: politics are so mean, governor. jedediah: [laughter] >> if joe doesn't stop we'll have to take him up on his offer to go behind the barn and just duke it out. remember, that famous statement he said about the president. look, joe's saying what a candidate says but anybody who believes that joe biden is ultimately the unifier must have been sleeping through the eight years of the obama administration, when that administration actually surveil led reporters and i still don't understand why more journalists aren't up in arms, and why they didn't scream about it then, whether it was cheryl atkinson or james rosen's parent s or the associated press they actually surveilled and wiretapped reporters for heavens sakes. that isn't unifying they were the ones who built those so-called cages. they were the ones who told the republicans and the launch of obamacare. we don't care what your opinions

are as to quote obama directly, elections have consequences. but when republicans win, they don't have many consequences because as we've seen, they have yet to accept the results of the 2016 election. ed: governor let's take a look at one of the other democrats, the democratic socialistic whose near the top, behind biden, not the front-runner but bernie sanders whose been doing well in a lot of the polls a lot of energy and money. we already had heard before about his soviet honeymoon, now the new york times digging a little deeper, this quote. "i did my best to stop american foreign policy" bernie sanders on the 1980s and they have this quote. as a mayor, i did my best to stop american foreign policy, which for years was overthrowing governments in latin america and installing puppet regimes. i did everything i could as a mayor of a small city to stop the united states from getting involved in another war on central america trying to over throw a government. they get in, governor as you saw in the story that he was at some rallies and events, where people were shouting things, chants

that were anti-american, they don't have evidence that sanders joined in but they also don't have evidence he tried to stop it. what do you think about all of this? >> well i'm just not feeling the burn. i've got to be honest with you. jedediah: [laughter] >> here is the thing i don't know anybody who has more influence on foreign policy than a small town vermont mayor. that's why he was so active in his quest back in the 80s but here is the question. does bernie want to get honest and tell us the only way socialism can function in a government is when that government is willing to kill millions of its own people in order to keep them in line? when bernie says he was trying to stop the foreign policies of the u.s. i wonder, was he trying to stop the foreign policies of countries that routinely ran over its people. did he see what happened, was he aware of the millions that were killed under the soviets, how many millions were oppressed and had to run out of cuba? i mean, where do we start, where do we stop but everywhere socialism and communism has existed, religious freedom goes out the door, freedom of speech

goes out the door, freedom of assembly goes out the door. what is he for? pete: he must have been for the wall because it was ronald regan who wanted to tear down that wall, and defeat the soviet union maybe that's what he was for a wall. ed: governor we appreciate your time, mike huckabee, if the internet is right he has a birth day this summer in august. it's not a milestone but it's not a small one either governor we'll get into that next hour. pete: happy birth day, a little early. thanks, governor. >> thank you. jedediah: we'll turn to headlines for you. president trump service members accused or convicted of war crimes according to the new york times that includes the cases of matthew goldsteyn. in separate cases charged in the killings of an alleged isis fighter in iraq. on fox & friends yesterday, gols teyn's wife calls the case

heartbreaking. >> this is how we treat somebody who put himself in such grave danger to make sure that his men came home. this is about destroying my husband, and my family. jedediah: both cases are set to go to trial. and convicted cop killers could soon face execution in massachusetts. proposed legislation would give judges the discretion to impose the death sentence on adults guilty of murdering police officers. republican state lawmakers say cops are under attack and need to know they're protected. capitol punishment has been out lawed in the state since 1984. and bill deblasio's 2020 campaign has some wondering who will replace him as the mayor of new york city. one newspaper is suggesting alexandria ocasio-cortez and the democratic socialistic would be a perfect fit for the people or even a perfect challenger to senator chuck schumer in 2020. come on. and a car dealership has some

new friendly mascots that wobble in-n-out as they please. ed: [laughter] >> breakfast is served. [laughter] jedediah: oh, baby ducks! the ducks wobbling in for a snack after their mom built her nest right outside the florida business and the dealership has even built them a pond, i love it, next to the showroom. oh, nothing warms my heart i'm now set for the day. look at the babies! i had my moment. pete: some day someone will go duck hunting. jedediah: no! those are baby ducks. pete: no not the baby ducks. jedediah: adam help me out before i get mad at pete. adam: pete deserves to be getting mad i think it's going to start sprinkling on me unfortunately i'll have people mad at me but i've been making a lot of friends out here guys, people demanding hair and makeup is that the case, behind me? otherwise, though, i think

mostly happy with me, do you like the weather out here in new york, visiting? >> [applause] adam: forecast has been really nice on the east coast unfortunately that hasn't been the case absolutely everywhere. take a look at the temperatures in the middle of the country again another big cold front where we're seeing at least a chance of some severe weather there it is there have been tornadoes guys its been nasty in the middle of the country but i'm promising good weather for the folks visiting in new york city tossing it back into you. pete: can you spell louisiana yet? adam: is anyone here from louisiana i forgot to do this, oh, boy. jedediah: you're in trouble. pete: he got it! ed: no, he said l-u. adam: no i didn't. pete: i'll give it to you. ed: still ahead, good luck with that we're having ahead of tonights fox news town hall with pete buttigieg. pete: that's where we find tv's todd piro. ed: no duck on the menu.

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there's so many candidates, i just don't like it any more. todd: what's fascinating about you, you were a bernie supporter until something happened in 201r president trump, why? >> well i went to a rally, my brother had me go to a rally and i got pretty excited about it but i was still a bernie fan, but when he decided he was going to quit he said he wasn't going to quit, i switched over to mr. trump. todd: thank you very much. gary? yes. todd: brother mike is also a life long democrat you came from a family of democrats but you say the democratic party left you, why? >> the democratic party left me by going too far to the left and i'm a big fan of president trump i think he's america's winston churchill. i think he's a great president and i think he will get re-elected. todd: we're here for the mayor pete, do you feel he's gone too far to the left as well? >> i do. he's a scholar and a bright guy, but i don't know if he'll end up at the end.

todd: thank you very much. mike, all right, i love tim. tim is a retired air force thank you for your service, sir. a very judicious man doesn't come too strong on the opinions and also a man of few words. when i asked you to describe the democratic field, you said? >> very large. todd: that's all we got from tim thank you very much and for your service sir and finally from tim to jim. jim, you say the democratic field actually has a lot of talented people including mayor pete, but? >> but there's too many of them and i'm afraid trump will chew them apart. todd: there you have it from claremont, new hampshire. i finally got to use that accent guys back to you. ed: anticipation building for the town hall and building for the commencement address, by the other pete, pete hegseth. jedediah: oh, boy. pete: thanks todd. ed: summer almost here and it's time to get ready for all of those backyard barbecues which pete loves. pete: we've got the best grills on the market, on fox square, formerly known as the plaza, coming up, next. >> ♪ the heat is on, the heat

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fun for doing like a sunday brunch, your eggs, hot cakes and veggies like we have here of course your burgers and hot dogs but this is really fun. ed: how much does something like this run? >> a couple hundred on this one jedediah: i like that one. what do we got here? >> then your classic weber. pete: you gave me chicken so i replaced it with hamburgers. >> you know you just can't beat weber they build a great grill. 10-year warranty on this. pete: it's pretty standard. >> it is. weber builds a great grill and i brought in this on the side an accessory that you can pick up and that way you know the temperature of the food, it has bluetooth and you can be inside the house fixing up something else and see if you reached the temperature you want. jedediah: this is a great feature for people like me who don't cook well and need the assistance. >> and this is amazing. this is one of the hottest ones we have right now. so basically, you put the wood

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dinner there a couple years ago and his credit card was declined jedediah: [laughter] ed: not making it up. pete: pretty standard makes sense to me. jedediah: not a good look. and for those of you at home excited about mr. pete hegseth's commencement address, don't forget that will be coming up it will be juicy and a lot in there pete: be ready, graduates. jedediah: he's not playing around in case you thought he was kidding he's not. pete: oh, boy we're not kidding we're doing it. jedediah: he's taking this very very seriously. ed: i just want to understand real quick. aren't you like an ivy league elitist? pete: no if i can i'll try to mail back my degree. ed: you want to princeton and harvard. pete: i did but i want to mail them back i want a degree from the college of the ozarks or something like that. i paid it off. ed: we've got a degree from the college of hard knox, dan bongino, as we call him fox news contributor former nypd officer former secret service agent and

author of spygate, the attempted sabotage of donald j. trump are you excited about this commencement? >> listen, i've been watching the show all morning the way you've been teasing this thing if it's not the gettysburg address, i'm disappointed. pete: they only give me four minutes, dan. lincoln only needed like two so it should be great. >> you've got two minutes to play with, right? ed: you had one job. jedediah: you can do a lot in four minutes but you got to step up to the plate. all right i've got to ask you, dan about these new tweets from president trump. just moments ago hot off the twitter press, and trump says for all of the fake news sunday political shows, whose bias and dishonesty is greater than ever seen in our country before, please inform your viewers that our economy is setting records with more people employed today than at any time in u.s. history our military which was a disaster will soon be stronger than ever before. our vets are finally being taken care of and now, have choice. our courts will have 145 great

new judges, and two supreme court justices got rid of the disastrous individual mandate and will protect preexisting conditions, drug prices down for first time in 51 years and soon will drop much further, and protecting your second amendment , 3.2 gdp, strong foreign policy and much much more. and nobody else would have been able to do our country is doing great. that is quite a tweet for the president what do you think? >> well, i mean, it's a bit of lower point for the media in modern american history. i mean that sincerely. i don't know if there has been. i mean, think about what they missed. as ed you just said, they have one job, the media. it's to get you the facts okay? i do opinion. journalists and reporters are supposed to give you facts where you form your own opinion. it's not a couldn't are verse quality statement that's what they do. and they have missed all of the important facts. they told us collusion was real. it was a hoax. they told us spying was a hoax

it was real. the obama economy the worst in the recovery in modern american history using just facts like gdp numbers, they covered for them, for eight years they covered for obama making every excuse in the world yet the trump economy, one of the best- looking economies based on facts, unemployment number, labor force participation going up, gdp numbers, productivity, when that economy starts firing on all cylinders the media makes every excuse not to give donald trump credit. has there been a lower point? i don't think so. pete: well speaking of, well not necessarily low points, but he took some shots, the former vice president, joe biden, he said he wanted to talk about unity yesterday in philadelphia, in front of a crowd. instead, turned into a lot of division listen to the vice president. >> we're all in this together. >> that's right. >> we need to remember that today. i believe democrats want to unify this nation. that's what our party has always been about. >> [applause] >> are we a nation, that

believes, there's a moral equivalence between white supremacists and those what stands against them. >> [applause] >> we don't but trump does. are we a nation of ripping children from the arms of their parents at the border? >> no! >> no, we don't but trump does. are we a nation that embraces dictators like putin and kim jong-un? >> no! >> we don't but trump does! pete: your reaction, dan? >> [laughter] you know, i'm puzzled by biden here and on one hand he's saying well let's unify and on the other hand he goes on these series of lies about donald trump. you have to remember, he's running for the nomination of a party right now that just in the last year, guys, we've heard supports voting rights for terrorists, late term abortion and in one case of virginia talking about infant it side on a television, on a radio station out there. we had one candidate call for 90 % tax rate.

we have bernie sanders calling for the government takeover of the entire healthcare system, and banning your private insurance. these statements are all out there for you to read. don't take my word for it look for it yourself and then joe biden has the gall to talk about unity? i don't know what party's nomination he's running for but certainly not the democrat party we're seeing now and he's going to have another problem guys. how is he going to run on the obama economy compared to what donald trump is doing now? good luck with that. it's night and day. pete: he said that no, no, no, it was president trump who inherited the obama/biden economy, so it's actually they they are supposed to, he said that from the podium yesterday. jedediah: it's exhausting, dan. >> can you please include this in your commencement address, the gettysburg address, the sequal? this is the most ridiculous talking point i have ever heard. do you realize for eight years the obama administration blamed george bush for the awful economy they marshalled in through their ridiculous taxes and obamacare proposals? they did that for eight years.

it's not a mystery. just look at their twitter feed and public statements, bush did it so now that the economy final ly turns the corners recovering, obama did it and he's not in office any more? does this make any sense? how do people believe this? bush did it when he was in office, obama and now that obama is out of office and trump is in , now obama, it's so absurd how do people buy this? ed: dan we're also seeing figures from the obama days yesterday was james comey coming out against william barr with his tweet and in the last 24 hours it was eric holder the former attorney general here is what he said, ag barr has deliberately misrepresented the mueller report and started examinations of the conduct of intel/fbi personnel without a predicate for political reasons. he's protecting the president, he does not stand up for the good people he leads. he is not fit, to lead the doj. i wonder what you think about eric holder of all people saying that after what happened in the obama days but number two are folks getting nervous about where bill barr is headed with

the investigation? >> i was praying we got to this because i can talk a lot like please get to the holder thing, this is important. they are panicking here, guys. when i say they, i mean former obama administration officials. listen make no mistake what i'm telling you is correct here is why. there are two specific takeaways this week. number one it is now clear, that the misinformation they use to spy on trump, the steele information and the dossier and the information it's clear that information penetrated deeply into aspects of the obama administration. we didn't know about it before, meaning obama had to know. it's beyond plausible deny ability any more that's takeaway number one. number two, their source was getting his information from? two vladimir putin russian disinformation specialists, one of which who wrote, hold on, i wrote this down, this is a putin disinformation specialist, who gave him the information wrote " russia interferes in your

brains." that's in newsweek for you all to read. and that is in the notes, christopher steele told the state department official where he was getting his information from. good luck now, claiming there was a russian collusion scandal with trump. the real collusion scandal we now know was with the obama administration that's what they're hiding. pete: and the media that's been perpetuated ever since then and only -- >> and never covered a story this week. it's in the notes. jedediah: dan i've got to ask you about this story that went crazy on social media i don't know if you saw it but arnold schwarzenegger was dropkicked this was the terminator right? we all love the terminator, i dressed up as sarah connor, more times than i care to admit but the guy barely flinched. >> oh! ed: the kicker got more hurt. jedediah: the kicker fell backward and the terminator is just standing tall and that is

the terminator i know. >> he's 71, you know, his body is taking a beating, but when i was a secret service agent, there's a lot of rules but what if you had a triage, your responsibility the most important thing in personal security is pete, you probably know this, it was always watch your six, and his security guy, his six meaning what's behind you, either that's just the golden rule of security that's why the secret service we always have a guy who walks backward behind the president, you can see there's always a guy walking backwards and i'm not monday morning quarterbacking and the guy had a thousand things going on and it looks like there was one security guy there but you've got to watch the six and they missed it but thank god he's okay. i watched this i was kind of horrified but you're right the fact that he's 71 years old and he just takes a slight stumble forward, he must be in pretty decent shape. ed: he actually tweeted about it saying thanks for your concerns but there's nothing to worry about, it happens a lot and i

only realized i was kicked when i saw the video like all of you. i'm just glad the idiot didn't interrupt my snapchat. so it was sort of like yeah, didn't even feel that. jedediah: this is good news, dan >> think about how strong you have to be to take that when a guy gets a full head of steam and drop kicks you wwe style. jedediah: dan and this is good news because with the rise of these machines and phones i'm going to need the good terminator to come back and save us and nice to see he's in good condition. >> he still has a sense of humor on twitter. jedediah: thanks, dan, for being here. ed: thank you, dan. jedediah: we've got headlines for you now in this 9:00 a.m. hour country singer travis tritt 's tour bus is side swiped in a deadly crash and he posted this chilling photo of the wreck killing two people and injuring another in south carolina. police say a car driving the wrong-way slammed into a truck head-on in front of the singer's bus. tritt isn't hurt but tweeted in part i'm really shaken up by

what i witnessed. god bless those who died. and conservatives stunning victory in australia's election, the fight trailing in the polls scott morrison wins the race for prime minister, holding off liberal opponents who focused on climate change and their own version of the green new deal. the christian focused his campaign on the economy and jobs i wonder if there's a lesson there and after eight years, the war, i'm probably saying it wrong, will have a winner. >> when you play the "game of thrones" you win. you die. jedediah: i don't watch game of "game of thrones" that's why. millions of people are expected to tune into hbo tonight for the finale while most fans are sad to see the series go some are demanding a do-over a petition to remake the show's final season now passing 1 million signatures and hbo has not yet commented i've heard about that.

people are not happy right now. pete: apparently like a lot of the characters are dying. jedediah: well i watch "the walking dead" and i'm still upset about that. ever since they killed off glenn a long time ago i've not gotten over that. it happened a long time but still it's not good. ed: millions watching tonight millions not going to work tomorrow. pete: but watching our town hall first at 7:00. jedediah: don't miss it. ed: republican lawmaker breaking ranks saying president trump engaged in impeachable conduct. pete: we'll ask house minority whip steve scalise and what he thinks about that and if it even matters, coming up next.

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of the country to ease over crowding and we're joined by steve scalise with his reaction good morning, sir we appreciate you being here. >> good morning good to be with you. ed: great the white house sent a letter to congress you're one of the leaders obviously he was aiming at democrats but obviously as a key leader among republicans what are the prospects of actually getting funding in the weeks ahead to deal with this crisis? >> i think there's a high prospect it'll happen and it's important it does, because there's a serious crisis at the border for anybody who looks at it, in many days right now we're seeing four, 5,000 people crossing the border illegally. it's overwhelming the system. president obama's homeland security secretary jeh johnson said if 1,000 people crossed illegally it was too many in one-day. these days we're getting 5,000 crossing illegally. it's overwhelming the system. we have to close those loopholes and get back back to a secure border in a functioning legal immigration system. i applaud president trump for taking the lead on this.

ed: he certainly is putting pressure on democrats who now run the house and rightly so they have a responsibility to govern but sir with all due respect do you have any regrets about the first two years of the trump adminitration when you and others were in charge and didn't get enough of this kind of funding particularly in the wall , we could talk about the beds other issues to deal with, i know you tried but do you regret you didn't succeed enough >> well there's always more we wish we could have done we passed billions of dollars of funding for the ball in fact president trump talks about how he is building hundreds of miles of wall right now. there's a lot more we need to do , and there's a lot more we need to do on closing the loopholes and getting back to a more secure functioning border, we had zero democrats that worked with us to do that, when we were in the majority, so we at least were able to move some bills to show what we stand for, but none of them got through the senate and not one democrat voted to address this problem with border security but it's going to be a big issue in the upcoming election next year. ed: congressman as you know another big issue is lingering

impact of the mueller report, the democrats going after the attorney general unfairly so you and other republicans have said but then one of your own republican from michigan went on this little tweet storm last night among other things you see him right there. he says here are my principal conclusions. one the attorney general has deliberately misrepresented mueller's report and number two, he says a republican that the president has engaged in impeach able conduct and that partisanship has eroded our system of checks and balances few members of congress have read the report and he calls you and others out, sir, to stand up to this president. how do you react to one of your fellow republicans saying there's been impeachable conduct >> well i strongly disagree and if you look at what he said about barr, barr's been completely upfront about this from the very beginning. even in his assessment of the mueller report i think one thing that's been very clear from both sides. republican and democrat that have looked at it is that there

was no collusion with russia which was the foundation of this whole year and a half-long witch hunt, that spent tens of million s of taxpayer dollars, and found no collusion, and no obstruction. and so i know some people want to keep dragging this on. i'm really glad now that attorney general barr is going further to look into the actual corruption within the fbi. why is it that under the obama administration russia was allowed to interfere with our elections? i'm glad that president trump is standing up so that russian interference, but why did it happen in the first place and were there people at the fbi who were acting on political motivations who didn't want donald trump to be elected president, and abuse their power that ought to be looked into and i'm glad it is. ed: i want to move on to other issues but we'll quick you're the whip in some cases you're supposed to whether it's counting votes keep some of your members in line. are you upset one of your own is now speaking out saying the president should be impeached? >> i think anybody who knows justin's background knows he

sometimes goes a different route than the rest of the republicans in our conference and this is clearly one of those cases. you don't see anybody else agreeing with him and in fact i strongly disagree. ed: the president has been tweet ing about the job situation i know the economy is very strong under republicans something you and others have been touting, a dog is another big issue we see a lot of states , democratic governor is ready to sign a louisiana abortion ban. the president was tweeting about that in general though not just your state, saying it seemed to be saying that he has some concerns that bills in other states that are now law, maybe went too far. not having exceptions for rape and incest. do you have those concerns, that it's going to fire up liberals and that maybe some of these laws are going too far, sir? >> first of all i don't think the laws go too far and in fact in our state i was proud when i was in the state legislature that louisiana was ranked the most pro-life state in the nation and we ought to strive all across this country for a culture of life and especially when you contrast it to what's

going on on the democrat side where they're literally ushering in celebrating laws that allow you to kill a baby after its born alive outside the womb. that's where the big divide has been, and on the pro-life side, we were continuing to move the envelope in standing up for life but on the democrat side, they are literally allowing laws to be passed and supporting laws that are passed that allow you to kill the baby after its born alive and call it abortion. it's murder, and we ought to stand up we have a bill in the house called the born-alive bill and wagner's bill we need to bring to the floor, pelosi's blocking that bill. president trump said he wants to sign that into law to support babies who are born alive outside the womb. ed: congressman big issue, we appreciate you covering a lot of ground with us have a wonderful rest of the sunday with your family. >> great to be with you this morning. ed: appreciate it. the vice president meanwhile delivering an inspiring commencement speech despite a student walkout. one student defending the vice president's visit, that student speaking out against the protesters he joins us live, next.

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use a little, pay a little. use a lot, just switch to unlimited. get $250 back when you buy a new samsung galaxy. call, visit or click today. ed: quick headlines looking ahead this week president trump is hitting the campaign trail going to a key battleground state tomorrow night holding a rally in pennsylvania. 7:00 p.m. eastern the school district canceled monday classes , due to the president's visit, students must be happy. and tuesday, former cia chief john brennan will reportedly brief democrats behind closed doors on "the situation" with iran, according to ap sources the outspoken critic of president trump was invited to address concerns about the administration's recent moves in the mid-east, aircraft carrier was deployed to the region after iran made threats against u.s. interest. jed? jedediah: thanks, ed. well vice president pence giving the class of 2019 reason to celebrate in his commencement speech at taylor university.

>> we've been busy getting this economy moving again the economy that awaits you, businesses large and small have created 5.8 million new jobs and get this, today there are more job openings in america than there are americans looking for work. that's great timing. jedediah: dozens of students and faculty reportedly walked out of the ceremony in protest, but that didn't stop the standing ovation from his supporters. pete: our next guest attend attended yesterday's graduation after having launched the "i like mike" campaign in response to the backlash. taylor university sophomore, david muscleman joins us thanks for being here this morning, so you're at the speech, you had a chance to take a photograph with the vice president very cool, but where did this idea first, where did you first come up with this idea to do the "i like mike "? >> yes, sir well thanks for having me, i appreciate it. pete: thanks for being here. >> so the idea originally came about because as you know,

president hanes, of taylor university sent out an e-mail saying vice president pence would come speak at commencement and a few people were disappointed in that decision, and i just wanted to show the world that taylor really does like mike and that we really do support him, and through these t-shirts like i have on right now, it really shows that he does have full support of taylor jedediah: but i want to ask you what was the feel on campus when this commencement speech was happening right before potentially right after because you read these stories about some protesters, and you start to feel well that was the trend on campus but i don't think so. i think the majority of people sat, respected the vice president, were happy the vice president was there and it was really just a handful that got up and protested and left. >> absolutely it was not many people were in the commencement who got up and left. there was thousands of people there and hundreds of graduates who stood and he got four or

five standing ovations throughout the program. he delivered an unbelievable speech, talking about loving jesus, loving people, serving others, and it really wasn't his story time for taylor university you know, we're up upland, indiana surrounded by corn fields and you don't always get the big names on campus and mike pence is a very big name. pete: well of course so to the students and faculty there were also faculty involved in the protest. what do they say they don't like about mike? >> i don't know. it's disappointing, coming from a christian conservative school, you would think that when it happened, because mike pence is a godly man, like i said i met mike pence yesterday, vice president pence, and so it is disappointing, because in my opinion, he's standing up for all of the traditional beliefs that i believe in. he's loving people and he stands up for everybody. pete: thank you, david. good stuff. good for you for doing something

about it. jedediah: thanks for being here and sharing that you were right there we really appreciate it. >> absolutely, here is the shirt. jedediah: good stuff i like it. [laughter] pete: well done, sir. well salaries on the rise in america, jed. jedediah: thanks to a booming economy. maria bartiromo breaks down the numbers coming up next. pete: we're having breakfast with friends in new hampshire, and that's where we find our own todd piro. todd? todd: hey guys good morning. ed henry wanted me to tell all of you go yankees. >> booo. todd: we're going to talk about mayor pete buttigieg doing a town hall here in claremont, new hampshire, and talk about the issues of the day, all that good stuff live from the granite state when fox & friends returns on a sunday morning. biopharmaceutical researchers. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation

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are you ready old man? ha! i been outworking you all day. see your authorized mahindra dealer to test drive the retriever 1000. >> ♪ ♪ ed: well it looks like it's time to get back to todd piro. pete: i like that. jedediah: not bad. pete: new york city to new hampshire, we got todd piro live in claremont, new hampshire, ahead of the town halls tonight. todd? todd: guys good morning to all of you let's get right to it asking people what their thoughts are on pete buttigieg. we begin with allison, small business owner. you recently heard of mayor pete and you like him, why? >> i love his education, his

intelligence. i feel like it's going to represent innovation, and hope. everything that we're not seeing currently. todd: allison thank you very much. scott, graphic designer what are your thoughts on the democratic field? >> i think it's a little too crowded right now. it's hard to know everyone that's in the field, and know about them, but i also think that it just shows how the democratic party really wants somebody different in the white house. todd: scott thank you very much. tom, navy vet. thank you for your service, sir. what do you think of your fellow navy vet, pete buttigieg. >> i don't know too much about pete as of late. still learning about him, and hopefully, he'll do something. i don't agree with all of his views. todd: what do you think of the democratic field overall? >> i think the democratic field is too large and i haven't gotten a feel for what they really represent at the moment. todd: tom, thank you and finally , matt. you call mayor pete the flavor

of the month. why? >> well, he doesn't have much going for him. i mean, he does have the appeal. he's well-spoken and has the appeal, but he really has nothing else going for him other than his sexuality. todd: what do you think about joe biden? >> joe biden, he may, well in fact, be leading the field, and come out ahead mainly because he's establishment democrat. todd: along those lines do you think the media and the democrat s are pressing joe biden right now? >> well, i think they are pressing him. it's still a year and a half out from the election, so we don't know how it's going to turn out, but the press will be taking their sides, and i think their favor right now is joe biden. todd: we will see all right that's it from claremont, new hampshire, for now big town hall tonight with mayor pete buttigieg, right down the street , tune in 7:00, chris wall ace, back to new york.

jedediah: thank you, todd well pete buttigieg will have to answer a lot of questions about the which etonight and who better than to explain some stuff going on in the economy right now than maria bartiromo, host of "sunday morning futures" , right here on the couch, maria welcome. maria: great to see you all. jedediah: so we have good stuff coming out in economic news with salaries on the rise. maria: salaries are up 3.2% year-over-year but there are some people expecting salaries to be actually moving up 4% to 5 % in the coming couple of years because you've got an enormous amount of demand for jobs, businesses, are seeing much better sentiment they pes resee ing more cash, and as a result they're putting that cash to work in terms of r & d and it , and needing more workers. obviously we've got more job openings than we actually have people to take those jobs so this is a very good situation. it's going to be tough to run against the current reality, that is the economic boom that we're seeing, as a result of things like tax cuts, as well as the rollback in regulations. pete: well the former vice president joe biden not impressed. he says president trump actually

inherited this economy. listen. >> i know president trump likes to take credit for the economy and the economic growth and the low unemployment numbers. president trump inherited an economy from obama/biden administration. that was given to him. just like he in hair inherited everything else in his life just like everything else he's been given in his life, he's in the process of that as well. >> [applause] jedediah: wow. maria: wow. just wow. all i can say is i remember right in the middle of the obama biden economy, you had an increasing number of companies acquiring companies in europe, and then taking all their headquarters to ireland, why? because ireland had such a lower corporate tax rate that you saw all of these companies trying to get a better situation in terms of the corporate tax rate and take their headquarters to ireland so much so that the obama administration had to make a rule you couldn't do that. that was basically the reality of the obama economy as was 2%

or lower economic growth now we're talking about 3.25% economic growth we just saw in the first quarter and i will say this things are going to slow down. that number might very well be revised lower because there is some growth perhaps getting impacted by the tariff situation in some uncertainty around there , but even if you do see growth slow down in the coming quarters you're still talking about very strong. ed: contrary to what joe biden said look at the economy and some of the stats we have in terms of unemployment jobs created 5.4 million jobs added 3.6% unemployment, you see all those stats so who do you have coming on the show? maria: a really big show we'll talk to representative kevin mccarthy the minority leader he's going to talk about a host of things including the economy as well as what just happened in alabama, we'll talk about that and also talking with representative doug collins ranking member house judiciary committee and representative matt thornberry. we want to talk about china here because we want to find out

really where this goes in terms of the china u.s. stalemate and then trey gowdy, fox news contributor former chairman of the house oversight committee will join us with something interesting to say about this evidence as we keep peeling back the onion on the origins of this fbi investigation into donald trump, and he mentions one e-mail that james comey sent to his upper eschlon staff back in december of 2016 he says once people see this evidence they're going to say wait a minute. this wasn't presented to the court at that time? i'm going to break news in the next hour. pete: thanks a lot. jedediah: thank you. pete: well, all eyes on the origins of the russia investigation so what comes next ed: we're going to ask congressman devon nunes he'll join us live, that is next. ♪ here i go again on my own

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pete: we are back with a fox news alert a roadside bomb explodes striking a bus carrying tourists in egypt, at least 16 people are wounded so far no group has claimed responsibility , less than six months ago another tour bus was attacked killing three tourists in the same area. we'll follow-up on that, ed. ed: thanks, pete, attorney general william barr firing back at democrats who claim he lied to congress. >> it's a laughable charge and i think it's largely being made to try to discredit me, partly because they may be concerned about the outcome of the review of what happened during the election. jedediah: gop congressman devon nunes is a ranking member on the house able committee joining us now to react, welcome. >> great to be with you guys this morning. jedediah: what do you make of ag barr saying democrats are trying to discredit me. we have a tweet from comey that

says the og should stop sliming his own department if there are bad facts show us or search for them professionally and then tell us what you found and ag must add that the leader of the department of justice an organization based on truth, donald trump has enough spokespeople, so this, the reason i wanted to get to this is this speaks to exactly what a g barr is talking about does it not? >> yeah, i think what we have here is we have a whole bunch of americans and former leaders living in an alternative reality , trying to create a narrative to cover up their tracks of what they really did, which is they use the counter intelligence capabilities in this country to target a political campaign, so attorney general barr is not going to be swayed neither are the republicans and the house so we're going to continue to get the facts. ed: along those lines there's a report in the daily caller about notes that seem to reveal what christopher steele was telling the department of state official s in the obama administration revealing there were russian sources for the dossier, we've had this question about whether the whole thing

was russian disinformation. we seem to be getting new information, suggesting yes it was. >> yeah, ed thanks for asking that question. so first of all this is information that the house republicans and the intelligence committee should have had so these were notes that were taken before the fisa was and carter page in the fall of 2016 so this is a couple weeks before in those notes that the were not provided to congress we now see not only does the state department not believe christopher steele but the clinton campaign operative because he thinks there's actually a russian consolate in miami, but it also has the sources. now who is one of these sources? one of the sources is one of the equivalent of the cia director, former cia director of moscow, for the russian government. now, think about that. do we really think that a former cia director equivalent in russia would be working with our intelligence community and be some kind of asset?

ed: basically it's a kgb guy working with this ex-british spy funded by the dnc and clinton campaign is feeding this anti-trump stuff. >> first of all if that was true that guy would have disappeared a long time ago, so, christopher steele is making these outrageous claims about russian consolates to miami and all these high-level former kgb spies it just doesn't make any sense. it's laughable and that's why this whole thing is so dangerous , because we continue to have the mainstream media create these fake narratives that are poisoning the minds of the american people and the truth is that the democrats and the clinton campaign are the ones that plainly colluded with russians. jedediah: so representative nunes what comes next here in terms of actually getting answers when it comes to the origin of this investigation, because americans really want to know now. they feel very mislead by the media for a very long time and now they are looking saying what was the basis for this investigation to begin with? will they get answers on that?

>> yeah, that's why we've made criminal referrals. it's likely now as we do our investigation, as to why we didn't get this information that we've just discussed from the state department, two years ago when we should have received it. there could be another referral coming on obstructing congressional investigation, so those are sitting the attorney general has our concerns. we assume that that will be given to the new u.s. attorney that's been assigned to get to the bottom of this and then look , we'll just keep peeling things back so as for evidence comes out we'll continue to grab that evidence and analyze it and make referrals to the justice department. this is how it's supposed to work in this country. we have the rule of law. we have people that clearly broke the law. and they need to be held accountable. ed: that maybe why james comey and others are speaking out now a little bit concerned about everything you're talking about the inspector general michael horowitz of the justice department coming out with his report in the next few week, congressman devon nunes appreciate you coming in sir. >> great to be with you guys. ed: it's graduation season and guess what?

pete hegseth has some words of wisdom for america's youth. jedediah: oh, you've been waiting for it pete delivers the first-ever fox & friends commencement speech, oh, yeah, coming up next. ed: oh, yeah. >> ♪ hold on for one more day

>> ♪ as we go on, we remember, all the times we, had together ♪ ed: is america ready for this? jedediah: i don't know but it is the moment you all have been waiting for. that's right. pete hegseth is about to deliver his commencement address. pete: should we do it now? ed: last year he was blocked just for the record he finally got it through. pete: here we go let's do this

america. jedediah: go to the podium where it starts. pete: adam take a seat over there, please. jedediah, edward, adam, all staff, even joel the stage manager and all 2019 graduates of fox & friends university, congratulations for doing your job, 365 mornings a year, every single morning, every single morning. congratulations, your reward you are sleep-deprived you have no social life you get yelled at often, 90% of your diet is left overs from the show and your mother no longer even tries to call you and you've not showered in three days, but guess what? you get to do it all over again tomorrow. epinephrine is for shawn groman, but you are the best, the number one morning show in cable news, although i think the real reason for your success, the newly- installed standing desk. they go up, they go down. they are the real game changers,

but i digress, we are not gathered here to discuss fox & friends only, but instead to briefly, very briefly, reflect on the state of higher education in america today. my verdict? it's in rough shape. i mean, bad. i mean, worse than ed pods kayak ing skills bad. the ivory tower of higher education is worse than times square on trash day, trigger warnings, safe spaces, pc madness, great inflation take your pick. colleged today are entitled, and most american college students are no longer taught how to think, but instead, what to think. globalism, identity politics, socialism and climate change are the cause at the moment to name a few and instead our ivory towers, it's all bernie, all the time. for college professors america's defined by her sins not by her successes. our founders were only slave owners not bril innocent political minds, government rules, citizens drool.

global citizens yes, american patriotism, yesterday. socialism rocks, and capitalism well, not so much. the world of campus leftist is one giant eutopia unless you're a conservative, where you might get punched in the face, if heaven forbid you're a trump supporter but here at fox & friends this beautiful university, we cherish the flag, we advance freedom, we champion western values, and we defend faith, and we love diners, we love patriots, we love deplorables jedediah thanks to you we even love puppies now and the plaza we love that too. it's now known as fox square. ed: [laughter] pete: and of course, we all love chick-fil-a. ed: somebody wrap this. pete: no we're not wrapping yet. america is greatest country in human history and we know it we shout it from studio f every morning and america is the most free, most fair, most tolerant, most just, most prosperous and most powerful country in the

world. we are simply the awesomeest. the american experiment our founders gave us 243 years ago has worked better than anyone could have ever imagined, from planes to pepsi, televisions to telephones, microwaves to machine guns, laptops to refrigerators to remote controls , amazon to the internet , the modern world is a world of american invention, and while we may not have invented pizza, that is still debatable. we did invent pizza hut. >> [laughter] pete: we did. >> [applause] pete: we did that america. we did that. socialism didn't do this, neither did democratic socialism american-style free market capitalism did this. one american dream at a time. american patriots defeated the world's greatest military empire to win independence. we were the original brexit. we defeated the pirates to defend our honor. we fought a civil war to free slaves. we fought two world wars to liberate other people and then helped rebuild their country.

terrorists knocked down, some people, our towers and we built a taller one. nobody else does that. america is the exception to the rule. we are by definition exceptional >> [applause] pete: thank you, ed. wait. hold on. you didn't learn any of this at your school? i mean, i know ed sheeran a journalist but even he learned this stuff and turns out most american kids, elementary, middle school, high school and college are getting a poisoned view of america from government- run public schools and so-called elite colleges. if you were taught that america was never great, then of course you can't ever make america great again. it's scary and a real problem so what can we do about it? well of course you can watch fox and friends every weekday and weekend but in all seriousness we must fight back we need bigger citizens, not bigger government, larger families and bigger walls and we need to teach our kids to work hard, take responsibility, be tough, fear god and love america. we need to take back our schools

one classroom, one school board and one teacher at a time. now is the time to be american, bold and unafraid. trump is right we need to stop listening to the haters and the losers. >> [laughter] pete: especially on our college campuses, american values are good, right and true, full stop. so in conclusion, oh, dear class , of 2019, in conclusion, love your country, laugh at the liberal moon, and don't be afraid to wear your big red caps relax, everybody. god bless america! more fox & friends on the other side. >> [laughter] >> [applause] lder. but prevagen helps your brain with an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ♪ can't getew enough of your love, baby ♪ >> ♪ we are the champions ed: and if you see some of the signs mayor pete, greater than meet pete, we took that away. we will not let people.

pete: thank you very much. jedediah: a puppy mentioned in there. pete: thank you. ed: great job it was a lot of fun. pete: thank you for joining us on this sunday. go to church. jedediah: see you next week. maria: good sunday morning everyone thanks so much for joining us i'm maria bartiromo joining us excuse exclusively straight straight ahead fox republican leader kevin mccarthy , and reaction to one gop lawmaker claiming president trump committed impeachable offenses, we'll also hear from the ranking members of two powerful committees this morning , congressman doug collins on the democratic colleagues targeting attorney general bill barr before the justice department inspector general releases his report, on the origins of the russia probe, and congressman mac thornberry is here, and how concerns over