offering counseling sessions to help fans move on, millions of people expected to call in sick to work today, by the way, following the series finale. let us know what you thought about it if you watch it. this wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", "fox & friends first" continues right now, bye, bye. >> instead of dealing with the overall comprehensive immigration issue. as president of the united states i wouldn't use attention system at all. >> lousy policy and in many cases lousy politicians, for whatever reason the democrats stick together. >> all right, it's monday may 20th and the president having dejavu in regards to making immigration deal with democrats. >> instead of offering their own plan to fix broken border plans, they are digging deeper to shut his down, live in washington with the president's exclusive sit-down.

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would say that, you're watching "fox & friends first" on the monday, i'm jillian mele. rob: i did a lot more than that. i'm rob schmitt, thanks for starting your day with us. the president signal to go make a deal on immigration but key democrats don't appear too eager to get on board. clarifying what the administration is doing with influx of migrants, griff jenkins live on the fight with democrats. >> locations ranging from southern florida to buffalo, new york, this after an official told friday that they were locking to do just that because of overwhelmed facilities beyond capacity, acting dhs yesterday explaining the reversal. >> yeah, we had to look at all options, when you have 16,000 people in custody and facilities

designed for many fewer, you to look at any planning factor you can. >> the news brings sigh relief of communities but does little to address the overall situation, border patrol chief tweeting this on friday, we've had over 535,000 arrests so far this year on the southwest border with no sign of it getting better. mine while democrat hopefuls like kirsten gillibrand. >> president trump's immigration policy is inhumane, in effective and wrong, as president of the united states i wouldn't use detention system at all. >> but the president is placing blame of inaction on immigration on the democrats. >> the one thing i will say they have lousy policy and many case lousy politicians, for whatever reason the democrats stick together, if they decide, if leadership decides that they don't want to have it, then we will have a continuation.

>> as for previously reported flights from california -- to texas to california, officials in san diego confirming those flights are actually happening, so it's a little bit of a window, snapshot, if you will, rob and jillian into how fluid the situation is with the numbers, guys. jillian: griff jenkins live in washington, thank you. fox news alert for you now, breaking overnight, swedish prosecutor is requesting to detain wikileaks founder julian assange over rape allegation from 2010, assange evicted from ecuadoran embassy last month where he had been hiding since 2012. currently serving a 50-week sentence in the uk for skipping bail. if granted, the warrant would be the first step to have assange extradited, he also faces extradition to the u.s. for alleged conspire to go inthook a -- conspiring to hack into a pentagon computer.

rob: strong warning from president trump to iran. >> i don't want to invade if i have to, i'm not somebody that wants to go to war, war hurts economy and hurts people, i i don't want to fight but you do have situations like iran, you can't let them have nuclear weapons, you just can't let that happen. rob, all right, the president doubling down on twitter, if iran wants to fight that would be the official end of iran. warnings comes as rockets landed less than 1 mile from the u.s. embassy near baghdad in iraq, iraqi officials that iranian-backed militias could be responsible, rare training exercise in northern arabian sea this weekend focused on, lethality and agility. u.s. warships used to send china firm message tension between two nations intensifies over trade talks, second time the usspreval

has been sent to claim on international waters. jillian: president trump firing back at justin amash. president tweeting, quote, total lightweight. michigan republican said after reading the mueller report he thought the president's actions and behavior met the requirements for impeachment but president trump says if amash read the report he would have seen that there was no collusion or obstruction. well, protests growing in alabama after over the state excuse me abortion law, hundreds marching to the state capitol building to slam ban, jeff paul

has the reaction from lawmakers. >> several controversial bills reigniting the abortion debate. preventing women from terminating pregnancy even in cases of rape or incest. wisconsin considering a bill which could send doctors to jail for life if they refuse to treat a baby following a failed abortion. >> those are really, really private decisions that don't belong in the public marketplace. >> the issue dividing republicans and democrats in washington. lawmakers saying the bill could renew the roe v. wade debate. >> nothing short of all out assault of women's reproductive freedoms. >> these are decision that is people need to make to elected representatives. >> president trump weighing in on debate calling for unity, as most people know after those who would like to know, i'm strongly pro-life with three exceptions, rape, incest and protecting the life of the mother, meanwhile

countries around the world are facing their own abortion debate. thousands gathered in italy and méxico for demonstrations, people say help laws enacted in the u.s. make way to other parts of the world. democratic governor john bell edwards says he's prepared to sign legislation banning abortion procedures as early as six weeks, that bill awaiting one more vote in the state house. los angeles, jeff paul, fox news >> the south preparing for a new round of rain, hail and storms today, look at the video, weekend of dangerous weather, that is more than 50 tornadoes. >> in some areas winds gusting so strong, homes lifted from the ground. droppedped in the middle of the road, officials say thousands still without power, meteorologist janice dean with

weather. janice: probably the worst of it if you can believe that. so this was within the last 72 hours and worst yet to come today because all those will come together for long track, long-lasting potentially deadly tornadoes today this afternoon through the evening we have severe thunderstorm watch already for parts of new mexico to texas and oklahoma panhandle. today serious risk for major tornadoes, violent tornadoes in portions of texas, oklahoma, we can't rule out parts of midwest, very rare to see this high-risk area, white-shaded area that means the storm prediction center is saying, yeah, we have all of the set-up for long-track tornadoes and possibly deadly ones as well, they will last in the afternoon to the evening know what to do if there's a

watch or warning in the area and listen to local forecast, tuesday severe threat, still elevated, not as bad as today but we are still going to have to watch this. now tornado preparedness, just want to go over this because this is going to be a severe weather outbreak today, be alert know what a watch or warning is, warning means seek shelter immediately. basement cellars safest, stay away from windows and flying debris, keep your radio on, they could save your life, we could be talking about deadly tornadoes tomorrow, yeah. rob: all right, thank you, janice. >> rrowf been warned. rob: democratic presidential candidate taking a swipe at the president. >> we are speaking to voters who were concerned with what the next president can do with blaring rake ill inequity that is we see in our society rob: aisha with details of fox news town hall.

jillian: republicans trying to separate chicago from the rest of the state, caldwell is native of the windy city who is frustrated with the leadership that says this is not the answer. next.

>> good morning and welcome back, republicans in illinois are fed up with democrats in chicago saying the values of the windy city do not reflect the values of the rest of the state. rob: all right but the bill to separate chicago from the rest of the state of illinois a good idea or is this going too far? caldwell, chicago native and joins us with his thought, hey, giano. they never seem to ever happen, what do you make of this one? >> well, yeah, do i see that this one likely won't happen, so this particular resolution, there's about 8 republican cosponsors, this was referred to

the committee which was beginning of legislative process in the state of illinois, you know what, i do share the frustrations of representative brad as former republican party, african-american outreach director which by tradition most conservative country for every dollar that goes to state capital in springfield, resources are sent back in cook county which compromises chicago, 40% of the state's population, they received 90 cents on the dollar in terms of resources back. jillian: gianno, if this isn't the answer, what is? >> in 2015 we demonstrate what had the proper answer was, we got a guy who ran for governor, he won, he fought against the establishment and i thought that was the proper response, he's no longer governor, democrats are back in control and they fully control both chambers as well as

the governor's mansion, if we really want to change dynamics of the state of illinois we have to put together a coalition of individuals who agree with our traditions on policies of conservatives and makes most sense to me, we can't put resolution that is we know we won't pass, we have to do the actual work on the ground and make real systematic change in the state of illinois, quote from the bill that the republicans are trying to push forward here. majority of residence in down state illinois disagree with city of chicago residents on key issues like gun ownership, immigration and other policy issues, down state illinois and the city of chicago spans nearly 200-year history of the state. you see this a lot in blue states where you've got the big city is, you know, very, very liberal and the rest of the state not so much. how does this strangle-hold happen on american cities? >> it's interesting especially considering what you just read.

it's not even down state illinois, it's will county, very conservative areas, how do they do it? because in illinois specifically the speaker of the house is also the chairman of the illinois democratic party, so they really utilized the influence of the state resources and put together army to take over the state's political influence, i think that's pretty problematic, you have the speaker of the house who is the longest serving speaker for over 40 years, this is a problem and we see this across the country. you have the large cities like detroit which takes over the plit -- political power of the entire state. that's pretty problematic, for those conservatives we need to put together a coalition that's going to defeat democrats based on our values and the values that many people share throughout these particular states. jillian: do you see that coalition happening any time

soon? >> well, i mean, no. [laughter] >> that's the problem, i think when president trump won in 2016i thought that more people thought that there was a chance to do greater work and i do see that but we have to capitulate to the message, president trump has given us a really good platform by the lowest unemployment rate that we have seen in many, many years, booming economy, so when it comes to that, we have a good national platform, we have to see those in state levels capitulate to that message. rob: interesting. jillian: gianno, thank you. >> thank you for having me. rob: she was left homeless, halfway through her senior year, this is an incredible story, high school track star defied the odds. jillian: just got a college sharship, amazing story and how faith played a role in her journey next.

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rob: temple built to help park lan shooting survivors go up in flames, representing 17 victims intentionally set the temple of time on fire, it was meant to be a moment of healing in that florida community. inside the temple were momentos and notes for the victims, first anniversary of the school shooting. jillian: little girl found safe thanks to church going heros who tracked down kidnapper's car. finding 8-year-old in hotel outside of fort worth, texas hours after she was abducted on a walk with her mother in broad

daylight, door video shows mom thrown from a car trying to save, police say good comar attendeds took it upon themselves to search for the suspect's car and called 911 when they spotted it at the hotel. suspect charged with kidnapping. rob: receiving college scholarship after going homeless. jillian: how she overcame life's obstacles with faith and running shoes, thank you both for joining us and share incredible story, we appreciate it. for those who don't know your story tell us what happened in october? >> in october i found out that my home was not my home anymore due to financial problems and it really took a burden to my whole

burden and i managed to pull through and have my family together and get an apartment and managed to pay bills that i never thought i was going to pay and managed to be an adult. it was due to finding a better job and finding more of -- a better help for us. she left because she couldn't take all of us and knowing that we had school and education for all of us, we couldn't leave like that and i was about to graduate and all -- i had -- my home was there and it was better for us to stay home and then her going out and looking for a better job and so that's what she did. rob: at this point you're 17

year's old, your mom has to move to another city and you're left to take care siblings and while you're in high school and running track, coach, let's go over to you for a second, have you ever -- this is a remarkable story for a girl her age. >> no doubt. i mean, i don't know that coaching over 30 years that i've come in contact with athlete that's really had the strength and resilience, she never missed a day of school, you know, when you would see her in the hallway she had a smile on his fare but at the same time carrying the weight of the world on her shoulders, you never have a clue that all of this was going on in the background. >> anya, you've been able to get athletic scholarship to the university ozark through all of this, congratulations, what a huge accomplishment. before we go, tell us what running has done for you and what your faith has been able to do to help you pull this.

>> to me running is everything, it's relieving and the fact that i could run for so long is a bless to go me and i like the fact that when i was running, i mean, yes, it did hurt, miles and miles but at the end was like the effect of just knowing that i did it and i thought about my problems when i was running and i was like, okay, i got this resolved and i can do this and that, and you just felt like you had a lot of power when you were running, that's what i loved about it. rob: what's your future hold for you anya, i think you have a bright, bright future ahead, what do you want to do? >> well, first, i -- i want to run and i think i've -- i've shown that a lot, i just love running and i want to inspire others to just not give up, you know, even if it hurts and even if you think this is going to be the most toughest situation ever, you to keep going and

just, you know, keep on striving for what you want. jillian: both of you certainly inspiring people in our own anya for your story and perseverance and coach for being a confidant in a situation like that and help her push her along is incredible. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> thank you. rob: a lot of success for the young lady in the future. absolutely. jillian: 27 minutes after the hour, the president's immigration plan following under jut any from the left. >> certainly we want to attract the best to our country in merit, it is really a condescending word merit in the eyes of donald trump. jillian: but with migration numbers unlike we have ever seen before is president's policy about protecting american sovereignty, that's next. rob: another bench blunder, first coffee cup left onset of game of thrones season, wait

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america great rally. he won by almost 49 percentage points in 2016. stomping for keller expecting to win tomorrow. rob: 23 democrats running for president in 2020, mayor pete buttigieg says he stands alone in the race for the white house. >> there's a lot of us running for president on the democratic side, but i think it's safe to say i'm not like the others. rob: all right, aisha. >> good morning, pete buttigieg add -- admits he has his work cut out for him. he told audience abortion is, quote, national right declining public support on any limits to women's rights too choose. >> i think the dialogue has got so caught up on where you draw

the line, fundamental question is who gets to draw the line and i trust women to draw the line. >> mayor pete pushing for higher tax rate too for those earning the most, even taking a swipe at companies like amazon that make big profits and pay zero taxes, but even though he's enjoying growing name recognition right now he's not doing so well with minority, take a look at this, recent fox news poll shows him polling at just 1% among nonwhite democratic primary voters. listen to what he said about that. >> it's why we've worked so hard to make sure that as we go into this summer in our outreach and in your substance that we are speaking to voters who are concerned with what the next president can do to deal with, for example, the glaring racial inequity that is we see in our society. >> if he's able to win over enough democratic primary vote toaster become the party's next nominee, mayor pete says he's ready for a tough race against president trump.

>> how would you handle the insults and the attacks and the tweets and all of that. >> the tweets are -- i don't care. >> meanwhile president trump sharing his thoughts about pete buttigieg on fox next revolution last night, he said mayor pete runs a city that, quote, doesn't do perfectly but when it comes to guy candidate running for president he has no problem with that. >> i think that's great. that's something that perhaps some people will have a problem with, i have no problem with it whatsoever. i think it's good. >> the guy is as we know plenty of campaigning before primaries, long way to go, bernie sanders holding town hall with voters in montgomery, alabama and beto o'rourke touring flood damage. rob: aisha, thanks so much.

jillian: homeland security says more immigrants that became citizens the legal this time last year, so if more people are coming in the right way, does that mean the president's crack-down is working? here now to weigh in is democratic strategist chuck rocha and political analyst at media dc ron meyer, thank you for your time. ron, i will start with you, i don't know it's fair to say that the crack disown totally working because we still have what many are calling a crisis at the border at this point but the fact that we do have more people coming in the legal way is a good sign, right? >> well, it does show that america is still welcoming place than it's before been, 15% bump in citizenship that's great, the thing is that you have to remember with citizenship that people, people who either came between 3 and 10 years ago, waiting in line like you're supposed to do and now they are becoming citizens. i'm not sure it's directly related to any new policies by

the president but does show that there's no radical changes by the president that have stopped that sort of thing, we are a still welcoming place and a lot of the heat and rhetoric around this needs to go away and i do think if anyone was president besides president trump i think both sides would be looking and saying how can we work together to fix the crisis rather than politicize it time and time again on capitol hill here. jillian: chuck, naturalizations go, you'll see when we pull the numbers up we are seeing more in fiscal year of 2018, 5,544,475, what do those numbers say to you. >> well, the population of the world is growing. the numbers reflect because it takes so long, this is a key part for your listeners and everybody to understand and ron get this, takes so long to

become a u.s. citizen, back in the old days, well, my folks came here legally, they showed up and paid a quarter and signed a book and they were u.s. resident, john described people waiting for 10 years and that's not really how we should be doing this, people should be able to come here and great borders, we should be able to have a process that works for everybody that wants to come here. people are inspired to be americans, people want to pay taxes and be fruitful part of the society and we should make that happen. jillian: when you come the legal way, you said we should have great borders, what does that mean to you, chuck? >> a system where if a mother comes from another country where she's going to be raped or killed with her daughter, we should be grabbing the daughter from her and separating them and putting them in prison in the border when we decide whether she's telling the truth, that's not the values of america that i want to be in. >> chuck, we all agree with that, the issue is that we are

know people who are trying to scam the system xr exactly the reason, they are trying to take advantage of charity, we should be making sure asylum laws are welcoming to those sorts of people, chuck, they are making sure that people aren't trying to take advantage of those laws and we know that if you actually ask people from the obama administration that served under president obama, they will tell you that people are trying to take advantage of our asylum laws and that's why we are having massive influx at the border and not think about 2020 for a second and make sure we are fixing the crisis, not only is it best for america and our interest to make sure that we aren't happy, that we aren't happy, you know, people who wish to do us harm come across the border but best for people that people that truly need asylum that way america can treat them well and help them to the best of our abilities and when you have thousands and thousands per day it's hard to sort out who actually really needs asylum

versus those who are trying to take advantage of the system. jillian: we certainly appropriate -- appreciate it. rob: chuck's hat. jillian: i know, should have asked him. rob: arnold schwarzenegger. jillian: carley shimkus has reaction to both sides and all the stories next.

rob: all right, this video has unfortunately gone viral, look at this. arnold schwarzenegger dropped kick from behind, the terminator

took it pretty well. jillian: carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7, siriusxm 115 with update. >> mingling with sporting event on saturday when somebody ran up to him, drop-kicked him from behind. after the video went viral, schwarzenegger took to twitter he initially didn't even think that somebody kicked him. only realized what happened after he saw the video and now he's making it clear that he is saying hasta la vista saying he will not press charges, a lot of you have asked but i'm not pressing charges, i hope it was a wake-up call and gets life on right track, i would rather focus on thousands of athletes i

met at arnold sports africa. social media filmed with memes making light of the situation. arnold schwarzenegger went from i'll be back to ah, my back. seemed like he felt that way. lastly the clip from terminator going viral, one person simply tweeting, terminate him. so there you have it, guys, taking the high road. jillian: wow, the story has been making rounds and this is just a fantastic human being who is going to be paying the debt of a lot of students. >> yeah, that's right, guys, we have time for that one. we work together to fix the crisis rather than politicize it time and time again on capitol hill here. jillian: chuck, naturalizations go, you'll see when we pull the numbers up we are seeing more in fiscal year of 2018, 5,544,475, what do those numbers say to you. >> well, the population of world is growing. the numbers reflect because it takes so long, this is a key part for your listeners and

everybody to understand and ron get this, takes so long to become a u.s.

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are in iowa or new york city. you know, it just doesn't matter. it's about working people. and in the end, people should trust someone who has already done it. rob: all right. de blasio said he has done a great job as mayor of new york city but does the city agree? here to discuss new york city councilman joe borelli. we have all heard the quinnipiac poll 78% of new yorkers say he shouldn't run for president. he is not popular with either party. >> you see that from progressives and moderates. he would be the character that gets eliminated in season two. rob: you wonder, is he defending himself on a lot of fronts, especially from the president's. the first one is corruption. and he does appear to be a somewhat corrupt as a person as it's almost factual at this point. >> sure, look, corruption surrounded him from the minute he took office. he has been chastised,

admonished and found to have substantiated vials of ethics laws in raising money from people who have significant business in front of the city. i mean, this is wrong whether it's bill de blasio or anything. rob: didn't he fire the person who investigated? >> think how many times you heard democrats saying trump can't fire robert mueller here in new york city mayor bill de blasio found the man tasked with investigating him and his businesses. rob: that a problem. nevertheless he has gotten reelected. look at these problems up 50,000 in five years. >> yeah. this is something he came in promising to do about. we see him refuse to work with communities. he tries to put homeless shelters on residential blocks, essentially ruining those blocks for people who live there. the cake in this case is that he spend a billion dollars over three years trying to get to the bottom of the mental health component of homelessness and squandered that money

over three years. rob: i will add one here to get on top of it. the green new deal, very much at the forefront of the environmental fight. he drives around in suburbans everywhere he goes. we had bloomberg who was billionaire took the subway. de blasio needs a caravan of suburbans everywhere he goes. >> this is someone who will not practice what he preaches. rob: say one thing and do another. >> this is someone who wants to bans skyscrapers and hamburgers. very limited things to say to the people of iowa and south carolina and wherever he goes in the future. rob: we have a population drop down about half a point. can you blame him for that? a lot of people mate say we lost the salt deduction and it's more expensive. this is the ultimate litmus test other states with taxes are not doing so poorly. you will governor cuomo said it was the weather. high taxes. raised the property tax live

35% in the time he has been in office. people are not picking up what he is saying and leaving. rob: unemployment 4.3%. a lot of people would give credit to the trump administration more so than de blasio. crime in new york city crime down 6.6%. joe, thanks for coming on this morning. we do appreciate it. we'll be right back. puberty means personal space. so sports clothes sit around

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>> support supreme court justices roe v. wade campaigning in alabama while condemning the state's new abortion law. >> right now all across the united states there is a well-funded attack coordinated by right wing streamistextremists to deny wome right to control their own bodies and their own futures. rob: 2020 hopefuls and senators kirsten gillibrand and cory booker have made similar about supreme court justices. jillian: d.c. being unhappy d.c. 34reugs super hero. a company cease and decease letter devil due economics featuring alexandria ocasio-cortez. d.c. says it's too similar to its character wonder

woman. the edition cover now shows dressed in a white suit. rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. high school senior beats cancer just in time for graduation. [inaudible] and as soon as i got that text i just knew god was with him. whatever god has for me, i accept it. if it's it fight. if not i'm ready to go. rob: after 11 rounds of chemo he is cancer-free. the teen will study premed to become oncologist. jillian: a dad stuck inside a rocker. >> i wanted to go on it. jillian: his dad got on the ride to show his daughter how to use it. rob: doesn't work very well. finally the ugly the cup of coffee first. game of thrones budget blunsder.

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