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>> we are looking forward to a big show and a big week ahead. democrats about to make a big show on capitol hill in a series of hearings that will be targeting president trump. >> and now republicans are warning their colleagues against the aisle against pushing a impeachment era. >> mark is here this morning. >> we can expect a busy week ahead as the house judiciary committee will hold a hearing as to the lessons learned through the mueller report. this is the start of a week of actions tweens president trump. tomorrow the house democrats will hear from john dean, the former white house counsel to nixon as well as legal experts well versed in impeachment proseergd. jerry nadler released a statement, bright in part, these hearings will allow us to comam minuttoexamine the findings to t

the rule of law. now many house republicans see monday's hearing as nothing more than a waste of time. congressman mark meadows tweeting out, quote we have a host of things that we could be doing to help americans across the country but thank goodness they're called dean to testify. also this week we expect the house to vote on a resolution to hold attorney general bill barr in contempt for failing to comply with the subpoena. it's going tab to be a busy wek ahead. >> thanks for kicking us often. "the wall street journal" had an editorial predicting this. they said that democrat wills have show trials instead of actual votes to try to impeach the president because nancy pelosi is scared it will backfire on them politically. what "the wall street journal" predicted a month ago is that she would be sicking the dogs on

the president, you would have jerry nadler and schiff and everyone else launching the investigations and they sawl cad it pseudoimpeachment because they're stared to go all the way in. >> i feel like this invest tbai tif process has been going on since birth, the time of the dinosaurs and it will continue because it's difficult to run against a booming president when you have a booming economy, progress attempting to be made on immigration. and at what point do people start to see through this is my question. if you're a democrat, this has to be exhausting for you, you want to talk about health care and the economy and you want to win an election. and you know that none of the things that the democrats are doing are going to help you win the election. >> there's frustration on behalf of the republican reps. wasn't too long ago that republicans had the control of the house and now democrats do.

devin nunes had this to say. >> next week we start the impeachment hearings are going to begin. this is when the democrats are planning to fuel their base, they're braining in john dean on monday and then on wednesday the house intelligence committee is going to bring in retired fbi agents to tell us how trump obstructed justice on a crime he didn't commit. this is where the democrats begin to through fuel on their base. they've been poisoning the american people for two and a half years. but this is going to be their road to impeachment. >> back to mark meredith east report they're starting in the house rules committee tomorrow morning getting the vote ready for holding attorney general barr in contempt. there is something with real teeth that we're going to see early this week. >> who is this base that they're talking about? this base that drives o thrives, are you talking about the

politicians? this makes their job easy. they get to talk about impeachment, don't have to talk about real stuff. but if you're talking about a base around the country, a lot of my friends are democrats and they're frustrated. if i were in leadership in the democratic party i would have to think about people that were going to show up to the polls and vote for you and have no idea what so many of you bring to the table. >> the how judiciary want to get to the bottom of this, they bring in a witness of wha of whs what's happening today, not john dean. and by the way, he had his own problems at watergate. we'll have a former prosecutor here with us at 7 a.m. eastern time. in the meantime, the democrats, instead of trying to move the country forward they're throwing rocks at the president over this deal of mexico. they were complaining about the threat of tariffs, the tariffs don't happen, the president gets

mexico to move on border security and they're still not happy. >> mexico bringing 6,000 troops on the border and of course an agreement to keep more of these migrants in mexico while their asylum claims play out. but for speaker pelosi that doesn't seem to be enough. listen. >> actually it's a statement, president trump undermined america's leadership role in the world by recklessly planning to impose tariffs on our friend at the south. i would toss it back saying what is a way? you've done nothing. we have a huge crisis at the border and you've on strukded, first you deny that there's a crisis and then you refuse do anything about it and you're obstructing a president trying to solve the problem bhp when when you have a problem on the deal, i would like specifics on what you did differently. last i checked you did nothing.

>> here's the problem too. it undermines the president's leadership on this. what she's pointing to is the fact of the administration -- i was part of this all week long reporting on it, i was roorgt m all week. tariffs are still on the table if we don't see some tangible results. so speaker pelosi undermining the president. >> name dropping the president. corey lewandowski all over this last night. the democrats don't want to admit that the president got a victory. watch. >> they're so afraid that this president is going to solve the crisis on the southern border that they've politicized for the last 30 years. both the republicans and the democrats had an opportunity to fix the crisis on the southern border and didn't do it. when donald trump ran for office he said he's going to build the

wall down there and if he doesn't build the wall he's going to be held accountable. so he said mexico, we're going to put a 5% tariff on you on monday if you don't fix it. they showed up in the united states, came to a resolution of putting 6,000 troops on the border. they don't want to see the tariff take place. >> democrats in iowa sort of swarming the state. you've got 19 of the 23 states who want to challenge the president, whether it's on immigration, the economy, health care all of the big issues that we're going to have. but an homage to beat who is not here today, there's one democrat not going iowa today. >> biden is not going. >> kamala harris, beto o'rourke, the list goes on. biden had a lot of heat this week. and you have to wonder how long he's going to get away with this, how long he's going to get away with standing behind the

scenes, not coming forward. but every time he comes forward there's a gaffe. >> he'll be in iowa later this week. >> right. but that's my point. >> he's not there the time when they're all there. the second straight weekend. >> they're all there. hickenlooper made the mistake when he said socialism is not the answer. biden stepped up saying maybe that's not the way to go. is he waiting for them to make mistakes so he knows what not to do. >> take a listen. >> we now have a president who is a racist, who is a sexist, who is a zen phone. >zen phone.>>zen phone.>> he's ,

the intolerance and the hatred. >> this president intends to undermine the basic civil rights an civil liberties of this country. >> what the you stand for. once again, you're running against something. you don't win an election by running against something, you win an election by standing for something. iowa's top choice for nominee this is a poll by the the washington post? >> cnn. >> 24% joe biden, 16 bers bernie sanders, 7% kamala harris, 2 amy koakoab char. >.so the question for joe bidens he should be preparing his general election strategy. he should not be worrying about the primary right now based on the numbers that we see. i don't see anyone catching him. >> he's come down from where he's been.

banderbernie sanders is down a e bit. but significant warren is up to 15%. she's been pulling the energy from the sanders voters. gillibrand basically not registering. >> but you have a lot of experience on the campaign trail. if you look at the middle pack, that's significant, sanders, warren and pe buttigieg is tiedr second. so we'll see who breaks out of that. >> the real question is how many more mistakes is joe biden going to make to make him sink in the poles so one like bernie who says crazy things about people in prison with pull forward.

>> what do you think about biden skipping another big event. we're going to turned to the headlines for you. a desperate search for has cruise ship passenger who fell overboard. there are unfon kirmd reports that she is an american teenager. the ship was sailing from france to on aland off of the coast of spain. we'll continue to monitor this breaking story for you. lost and found, a texas man alive after disappearing on an arkansas trail for six days. josh mcclachy of ft. worth was last heard from on june 1st when he texted his mother he was lost and disoriented. rescue crews used his cell service to narrow the search and they finally spotted him. he's in the hospital recovering from dehydration. and violence in chicago heating up as we head into summer. at least two people shot dead

and more than 20 wounded in shootings since friday. officers arresting 14 people on illegal gun charges while seizing 42 illegal guns. this comes one week after ten people were shot and killed. the city's shootings had been down 13% compared to this time last year. today we mourn the loss of one of our own, former nypd detective mike sheehan has died. known for investigating the 1986 preppy killer and 1989 industrial park five cases, sheehan died in new york after battling cancer. he spent 25 years on the police force before joining the fox family as a local news reporter until 2009. he leaves behind a wife and daughter. he was 71 years old. >> we'll his him for sure. >> our hearts go out to the family. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. meanwhile, police storm into a home looking for a criminal. watch this video.

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veterans access to care outside the va department. here with more is the va president. kirk, good morning. a big day. credit vans waking up acrossveve country. what do they get. >> the mission act delivers on the promise. mission act centers on the simple concept of providing veterans the best health care available, whether that's at a va facility or a nonva facility. it ushers in two key improvements in the way the veterans are able to get health care. it consolidates seven separate commune care programs into one program that's easy to use. and the second change is it establish as new urgent and walk-in care benefit where veterans are going to be able to get care for minor injuries at

community clinic in our network close to home. we have thousands of clinics across the country and this is going to be a key step forward in customer service because for the first time eligible veterans are not going to have to get approval in va before they get care from the community clinics. >> explain if you will the fact that now if they have to wait more than 20 days or drive more than 30 minutes then they will get this relief with the private care providers. >> yes. so those are for primary care or mental health care, if a veteran is facing a wait of 20 tayes or more at a vrkts va facility, te going to have to choice to go out and if they're facing a drive time of 30 minutes or more they're going to have the choice to get the care in the community. >> some are saying you rolled this out too quickly that the va

is not ready to do this so quickly. >> we're ready and it's making a difference many the lives of veterans. we're ready. this is a great step forward in terms of new benefits for our veterans. and we think when they try these out they're going to like them. what we're urging veterans to go is to go to missionact.va.gov to see what they're eligible for and to enroll in the va health care. >> thank you very much. you're going to be busy in the next couple of days. appreciate you time. thank you. >> thanks for having me. is this something magic about magic mushrooms? aoc thinks so. her big effort is coming up next. you don't want to miss it. ♪ ♪ dchg

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>> a lot of surprises from her. 2019 is shaping up to be a big year in movies. >> there are a lot more coming out this summer. but which movies will come out on top. >> here to count down his five most highly anticipated summer blockbusters is kevin mccarthy, not the majority leader, but kevin mccarthy, the founder of nerd tears.com. >> you wouldn't believe the tweets i receive, people thinking i'm the other kevin mccarthy. >> i believe it. >> we know you know about movies. get us to number five. >> what's number five. >> number five i'm going to start off with yesterday. this is a movie directed by danny boyle and written by richard curtis. risch ard curtis wrote and directed the classic "love

actually." danny boil most known for mill films like "train spotting" fa phenomenal fill makers. a struggling musician gets into a bicycle accident and wakes up the next day in a world where the beetles don't exist but yet he knows all of the beetles songs. so he ends up becoming a famous musician with these songs that nobody knows already written by the beetles. >> i love it. >> i love it too. june 2 28th. >> i have teenage daughters flp's a remake on the horizon. number four. >> this movie particularly is interesting to me, because i think we all saw it at different part of our lives. i remember seeing this when i was a kid. it was hard to watch the sequence of meu fa so's chark her killed. now a remake. john faf ro is directing this.

he directed the jungle book remake as well. the cool thing is they're returning james earl jones back into the voice. you have beyonce in the film as well, seth rogen. jewel 19th. the '90s original film was the hand drawn animation. this is clearly state of the art. it looks amazing. >> i don't want to give a spoiler alert, mufasa dies? >> that was a shocking thing as a kid. >> as a big peter parker fan should i be excited about number three? >> "spider-man far from home." i'm going to spoil what happened in "end game" if you haven't seen it yet. this is going to follow the direct story line from that film. and you have tom hollande, an amazing spider man, samuel

jackson is in the film. >> numb fer two "fast and furious" presents "hobbs and shaw." i love these franchise films. this is a spinoff. you have dwayne the rock johnson. i cannot wait to see this. this is david lease, the director who codirected the first john wick and was a stunt double in the original "matrix" film. i love this franchise. august 2nd. >> what's at the top of the list? >> no question, quentin tear tee no. i can't wait to see this. brad pitt plays a stunt double to dicaprio's actor in the '60s. it's going to be an amazing

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and we are back with this fox news alert. brand-new numbers coming from griff on the crisis at the border. >> we've just learned i.c.e. has released more than 200,000 migrants claiming to be families into the u.s. since the end of december. >> joining us now is acting i.c.e. director mark morgan. thanks for being here. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> what do you make of these numbers? >> it illustrates once again the crisis that we face. and don't forget, the 200,000 family members, that's just what i.c.e. has released. because border patrol is overwhelmed, i.c.e. is overwhelmed, the border patrol in the last few months have been releasing families themselves. so that 200,000 number is actually larger. >> director morgan, for our viewers, how many of these 200,000 do you anticipate will show up for the court hearing? under the flores act you can't hold people more than 28 days. they're given a summons to show

up for a court hearing. how many are not going to show in your estimation and how do you address that in. >> the american people really need to understand we've done several things. we work with the department of justice, for example, to expa diet the docket for these family members. a lot of time and resources went into that and we learned that the overme overwhelming majoritr showed up. and they remain in the entire jor of the united states and they receive a deportation order. but the stats show they don't show up. that's going to can't. they'rcontinue.they're not goin. >> what do you do r as the director of i.c.e. it's my understanding that you're con te contemplating step deportations because of the striking number of people here in the country. are you about to increase deportations? >> that's the question. and i think we're at a point

where we have no choice. and from a law enforcement official, look, we look at this through rather simplistic concept. you're either here illegally or not. we should not treat people that are here in violation of a federal immigration law differently. we shouldn't exempt any category. if you're here illegal, to include those people who have deportation orders of removal to include families, there has to be consequences. we have to enforce the law. >> has the president directed you to step up deportations or are you and the white house and others in consultation consultat now on a new initiative they ma be coming shortly ? >> i couldn't categorize it as a new initiative. we're just doing our job. as a director of i.c.e. it really is my decision to put this together. and then of course i will brief that up and get the right authorities when that time happens. and this will be absolutely a

coordinated effort before it happens. >> mark, when you look at these number, the backlog for family unit, credible fear asylum claims, it's stunning that any political party would play political football with this issue. where does this end? democrats have been obstructionists on this issue. president trump has tried to address this. everyone should be in this together. this is an enormous human human crisis. when does it stop becoming a political game? >> that is the question. a lot of us have been asking this. in the law enforcement community we've been pleading with congress and educating them and telling them exactly what they need to do to absolutely end this humanitarian crisis for sure. we've talked about it several times on this show. they know what to do. they're refusing to do it. now the president with what he did on the tariffs with mexico, he brought them to the plate. he brought them to the table and

they're finally saying they're going to do when we theed them o do ? ligh the current numbers youe now, june is traditionally the closest month, how close are we to releasing the single adult males and how much of a game changer is that in. >that?>> this is critically impt that the american people understand right now because the system is broke. we're devastated. if you're unaccompanied minor or you're a family unit, you're being released into the interior of the united states. if this does not get fixed, we're going to have to start releasing single adults which really means the border is wide open. we cannot let that happen as a country, a law enforcement community. we have to fix this. >> wow. last question. so is there something else that the president is contemplating? the way you laid this out,

you're the director of i.c.e. you said if we do x the border is wide open. that would suggest you've got to do something. in the absence of congress doing something, what more can you do? >> the president just did it with the tariffs. he brought mexico to the table again. and what they're talking about they're going to be doing, it's going to be a game changer. i mean if they increase -- they send national guard to their southern border, take law enforcement officials and increase their intradiction along check points to our border and they help us see cure the mexico-u.s. border and when they help us with asylum, if they do what they promised to do with the agreement, it's a game changer and we're going to see the issue recused. >reduced.>> the president did in you have nancy pelosi coming out criticizing him for it. we pres appreciate your intake s always. >> thank you, director morgan

int. >.>> mexico deported some 50,00. we're going to turn to headlines for you. panicked text messagings from a texas couple to their parents days before they died on their dream vacation in fe fiji. the country's health ministry says their investigation into their mysterious deaths could take weeks. ruth bader ginsberg crediting justice brett kavanaugh for giving women a more prominent role in the court. ginsberg telling a conference of judges quote, justice ka kavanah made history by bringing on an all-female law crew. for the first time ever more women than men serving as law

clerks. all four were hired when kavanaugh was confirmed last july. a long shot to win the final leg of the triple crown. >> sir winston has won the belmont stakes. >> sir winston galloping into the lead in his triple crown debut. three different horses won this year's top races. and oh dear. a group of officers gets the surprise of a lifetime when they loon who or what is behind a reported burglary. >> police, let me see your hands! that's a deer. it's a deer. it's oo a deer. that's right. a deer. the bambi bandit running over the texas home, knocking over furniture and causing a ruckus. the owner called police after hearing the sound of shattering glass. she hid in the closet waiting

for the cops to arrive. they were eventually able to scare the animal out. i hope they didn't scare him that much. maybe he was hungry. >> he did not belong there. >> criminal deer incidents are on the rise, up from 0% to 1%. >> i'm bringing in bambi. these two need to rewatch "bambi." >> i love that police officer. he's like freeze! it's a deer! it's amazing. >> poor little bambi. >> it all ended well for everybody. here's your temps as you're waking up. cooling down across the south. so much rain. flooding concerns where you see the green, the red is flash flood warnings. and one thank's popped up there from kansas is rain that's fallen overnight. this system has been playing us for the better part of the week. it's going to slowly move towards the northeast and

tomorrow mid atlantic you're going to see rain. starting your workweek with quite a bit of rain. still we'll see rain showers across the southeast. this is an overproducing batch of storms soafer xa over kansas. just to the west of hayes we have flash flood warnings. this is what happens this week. next friday, saturday looks like rain to the central part of the country bringing flooding concern unfortunately. >> rick, thank you. 2020 democrats pilling out all of the stops in iowa. kirsten gillibrand even playing bartender. >> oh boy. >> we're braking dow breaking dp moments making headlines this morning. that's coming up. we're going to iowa. ♪ ♪ don't tell your mother. dad, it's fine.

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some quick headlines for you. alabama governor kay ivy targeting college campuses that limit free speech. the law prohibits public campuses from having free speech areas. in georgia, a broken hip won't keep jimmy carter spreading the good word. returning to teach sunday school today less than a month after he fell at his georgia home. and needed surgery. his sunday school classes have become so popular people arrive several hours early just to get ooa seat. we wish him well. 2020 democrats flooding iowa this weekend ahead of the first democratic debate. they're making big headlines. for instance, beto o'rourke was introduced as a supporter as a candidate without a whole lot of policy ideas.

listen. >> he wants to hear what we want. he's a blank slate just waiting to be filled bit our hopes and dreams for the united states. >> so he can be whatever you want him to be. and senator kirsten gillibrand live-streaming herself at a local bar before mixing up drinks for her supporter ps shp. she was a bartender for the day. here is joseph peny. what do you think about beto's supporters saying he's an empty vessel, he can be whatever you want him to be. >> an apt description of most of the democrats running. you have kamala harris, if it hasn't been poll tested. you're not going to get a straight answer from her. when you're talking about beto and the others. >> 23 of them. >> 23 now and counting, when you look at those type of numbers, people trying to get attention at a bar to distract from the

fact that they're li limousine liberal. so they're really what we're dealing with here in america with this really out to lunch democratic party. >> let's take a look and hear from the democrats directly. we put together a little montage of what they're saying in iowa. watch this. >> he wants to divide us, we bring our people together around an agenda. >> i will fight against the violence and hate that president trump has created. >> let me tell you the consequences of his rhetoric. it doesn't just offend our sensibilities or our ears, it fundamentally changes who we are as a country. >> you know, we played a clip earlier in the show where bernie sanders said he's a sexist and racist. how does that play on the towel trchlts old bumpers trying to

save bill clinton's presidency on the floor of the senate. when people are trying to pretend they're trying to appeal to this, we're looking a at people trying to win an election. 1% should tell you how low the bar has gone. >> this is a second straight weekend joe biden is sort of skipping the big events. is it a smart strategy for him as a front runner? >> i would think so. if you look at bernie sanders who has 100% name idea is trapped in the teams, somebody like joe biden, if you talk to the overwhelming block of democrat voters with, the number one criteria is who is capable of beating donald trump. and you see somebody like joe biden saying i'm going to try my best to ride above the fray and

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>> producers, order me one of those. breaking news of which we have some. this fox news alert. and that is new numbers coming out from i.c.e. 200,000, more than 200,000 migrants claiming to be family units have been released since december. that coming from immigrations and customs enforcement. >> and we had the i.c.e. director mark morgan on a short time ago and he was pointing out when you put this together with the other numbers that we heard a few days back about the sharping number of apprehensions at the border every single month. on one hand more and more apprehensions, more illegal ill grantimmigrants coming in. and then those who are getting here are being caught but then released according to the new numbers that griff has. >> if you look at this video very quickly, this is from january in mexico, this is video from when i was there in that caravan. and the point here is that its family units we're reporting on

now. but when you see the single adult males that would be a game changer. here's what director morgan said. >> if you're unaccompanied minor or your family unit, you're already being released into the interior of the united states. if this does not get fixed and fixed immediately, we're going to have to start releasing single adults which really means the border is wide open. we cannot let that happen as a country, as a law enforcement community. we have to fix this. >> it sounds great, we have to fix it. he's 100% right. but when you see president trump coming out with the tariff plan saying a deal has been met, we're a little hesitant because we don't know if mexico is going to follow through. but you see the backlash from nancy pelosi and others saying this is a mess, this is a mistake and then making no effort to try to fix it. i asked mark. when did the political games stop, when does it stop being a

political football that's tossed back and forth. and the question remains, will democrats stop making this about politicians and be interested in a solution. very hard to ignore the severity of the situation. >> and we're waiting to find out if democrats or any of the 2020 democrats running for president will put something on the table. in hai fairness one thing they d is pass a dreamers act but it didn't address the border. >> what if, as he said, they start releasing single males. it's not family units who are going out there and we maybe don't know who they are, where they're from. >> right. >> and the message it sends to central america, right, from honduras, el salvador, nicaragua. >> the border is open, as he said. >> the magnet will be greatly increased. >> you haven't heard a lot of serious immigration border

security plans coming out of the 2020 democrats. instead bernie sanders saying the president is a sexist, a racist. a lot of negative campaigning out there all going full speed ahead. and there are 19 of the 23 barn storming across iowa this weekend but there's one missing. >> where's joe biden. i don't see him. hiden biden i have to bring that up because pete is not here. it's interesting. joe biden had to step back. took a lot of heat for his flip flopping on the hyde amendment. been in the news not in a great way. took a lot of head from the republicans and democrats. but what are democrats doing in iowa. you would think they would be out front and center talking about the issues, talking about what they bring to the table, how they can make the country a better place. instead take a listen to what they're actually saying. >> we now have a president who is a racist, who is a section

isissexist.>> this president ino undermine the basic civil rights and liberties. >> we know when we hear phrases like make america great again that that american past was never quite as great as advertised. >> there he goes. >> whoops there we go again. america wasn't great. >> not surprising to see this. honestly, i think about myself if i were a democrat and watching this i would be incredibly frustrated. all they do is talking about trump. what are you bringing -- why should people get up on election day and go out open vote for you. that is what hillary clinton failed to convince people of. people were uninspired. is she speaking to me, does she care about my issues. >> you are putting imrowr finger

oyour fingeron an enthusiasm gay had. donald trump was able to rally his base. hillary clinton couldn't get people excited about her candidacy. we dug into the numbers, in an overlooked poll. they asked democratic voters what do they think about this current field. 60% of democrats said the field is underwhelming. 40% say it's impressive. couple of reactions. one is, they're not impressed. but two, who else might be out there. i heard a little chatter in new york this week that people close to andrew cuomo say the governor might get in if biden falters. is hillary clinton looking at this saying this field is super weak. >> i can't imagine why they're not excited about bill deblasio.

so enticing, is he not? i think part of it is that voters are frustrated with the approach. i think they like joe biden. he's a likable guy. i think they thought he was going to come out strong and talk about issues. they don't see him. he's absent. he's decided to be a ghost in this whole thing. brrnbrarndbernie sanders has beg some cry disi things. the moderate democrats feel like the party has left them. mick l moore, the liberal filmmaker months ago said it can't be a sitting democrat. it's none of this crowd. he apologized to them. it's got to be somebody different, a celebrity. someone who can grab the impressive celebrity of president trump. >> and there's nobody capturing it. and it's bernie sanders sounding the alarm saying folks within don't sleep on donald trump.

he's tougher than you think. >> i know all of the polls say trump is going to be beaten and they have me ahead of him in michigan, in pennsylvania and in wisconsin, battleground states. but let me tell you, i think donald trump is going to be a very tough opponent. >> pennsylvania he might be really tough. you can see that was friday, not saturday. but look, that promotes his own candidacy trying to say look, i'm the guy who inspired folks on the left in 2016 but you wanted to go with what you thought was a safe bet. the inevitable democratic nominee in hillary clinton and i'm hearing the same about joe biden now. a lot of democrats think he's the one most likely to beat donald trump, he's sort of the guy next in line and bernie sanders is trying to tap into that saying wait a second, we heard that three or four years ago. let's try something different. and by the way, donald trump is going to be tougher to beat than democrats think. >> bernie doesn't want his supporters to be overcomfort saying that bernie has it in the

bag and stay home. i think he's right. i think it's going to be challenging. donald trump is tough to beat. not because he's donald trump but because he's been very successful policy wide. it's an important something that he's sending to his supporters saying listen, don't assume i'm going to win these states. you need to support me, send some money in and get out and vote. >> to your point, there's a clear message coming from sanders and others like aoc that have this phrase we're not going back. they don't want to go back to the way it was. they want to go with their heart this time. got to go with something different. >> we're going to go with something different and that is some head lines for you. a desperate search for a cruise ship passenger who fell overboard. there are unconfirmed reports she is an american teenager. a recuse mission is under way. the ship was sailing from france to an island off of the coast of

spain. man is under arrest of a nals reporfalse report of a masr causing chaos at a parade in washington, d.c. >> better get out of the way. >> police say two people were fighting when someone pulled out a gun. social media posts later show someone being taken away in handcuffs. no shots were fired. at least seven people were hurt as people fled the area. another woman arrested for assaulting a police officer. and steve mnuchin threatening china with new tariffs if the country bails on trade talks. according to the "the new york times," the treasury secretary told financial leaders in china if they want to come back to the table, that would be great. if not, as the president said, we'll move on with tariffs. the u.s. raised tariffs on some chinese product to 25% last

month. and fourteen agers risk their lives rushing into a burning home to rescue their elderly neighbor. >> this young boy was right there. and he picked me up and i said, i can walk and he said, we're getting out of here. >> the young men age 14 to 17 stepping no to save their 90-year-old's neighbor's life. firefighters arrived just in time to stop the flames before they could spread further throughout the home. wow. >> that is really awesome. look at those young people. >> good for them. >> important story. >> absolutely. >> good young men. well done. meanwhile, house democrats teeing off a week of anti-trump hearings. big surprise. they're even tapping nixon's former white house lawyer john dean. you won't believe this. our next guest sent that witness to prison during the watergate scandal. he sounds off on what he's

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well, guess what, house democrats have scheduled a series of what they call presidential obstruction hearings. they start tomorrow. the first features richard nixon's former white house counsel and watergate witness. john dean. >> i think he would tell this president he's going too far. this is the sort of stuff of banana republic. >> how next guest caught dean and sent him to prison during the watergate.

here with mon, a former prosecutor from miami. good morning, john. >> good morning, ed. >> john, you know all about john dean. he's a big commentator on cnn telling us what we should think about president trump. tell us about the john dean you know from watergate. >> well i remember it like it was yesterday. i know you are going to think i was 10 years old when it happened. my colleague jim neil called john dean and said sir, what's your present status and residence and john dean said i'm serving my sentence. for what. for obstruction of justice in watergate. it involved hush money, involved telling people to lie, to live the country. he's an expert on how he

obstructed justice. john dean called donald trump richard nixon on steroids. well that's not the way to uphold the rule of law. it's not for me to give advice to chairman nadler. they should call witnesses who have first-hand knowledge of what happened and who have no privilege to assert, like corey lewandowski or like chris christie, not john dean from 45 years ago. i don't get it. >> what does that tell you about where jerry nadler and others are going with this. a month ago "the wall street journal" had an editorial saying that nancy pelosi and the democrats are stare scared to go they're going to have a su pseudoimpeachment. >> you go in with an open mind. you don't start off by saying the president obstructed justice. in the so-called nonpress conference when mueller had there's one thing he said that nobody is reporting on.

mueller said people indicted should still enjoy the presumption of innocence and the president has not enjoyed the presumption in the media. although the president's rhetoric is a little strong, i can understand his frustration. he's being found guilty before there are any hearings. >> without being indicted. >> he's not indicted. but they're all saying he did it already. that's why i understand that he doesn't want people to cooperate. but they are asserting legitimate privileges. and the courts will decide. >> john, when you mentioned a moment ago that chairman nadler and others need to go into this and if they want to assert their oversight pours, every congress can do it but they need to do it with an open mind. when you call in john dean, we played the clip in november where he was bashing the president. and i found a clip in december when john dean said they should start impeachment. this is months before we saw the

mueller report. what does that tell you, that the first witness for democrats is somebody who said back in december there should be impeachment. >> he has no relevant information. and as i said, i've put on as a lawyer expert witnesses. and what is he? an expert on obstruction? that's laughable. what it tells you is they've made up their mind first and then they're holding the hearings. that's sort of backwards, wouldn't you say? >> it would certainly sound like that. moving forward, last question, what do you expect to happen after john dean -- we've heard andrew mccarthy might be called in by the republican to lay out the facts from the mueller report and tell the other side. what do you expect to come in the days ahead? >> in the days ahead you're going to have the democrats making speeches and not asking questions, you're going to have the republicans trying to rehabilitate the witnesses without asking questions and we're just going to be going down a road that's going to be a

disservice to the public. and the president, he deserves an apology. >> e we'l we eel see if we'll s. >> don't count on it. >> appreciate it. thanks for you time. meanwhile the president striking a deal with mexico to try to mix the crisis at the border. but guess what, speaker pelosi doesn't see it as a win. saying its no the a win for the president or not a win for america. mike huckabee has some thoughts and he is live next. ♪ ♪

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first, 10 million, that's how many pictures microsoft deleted from its facial recognition database after the financial times reported that the database is being used by military and chinese surveillance firms to train their own systems. 13 feet, the height of a project at the white house. it will begin this summer. 17, that's how many times that guy in florida called 91 is because he was lonely. he admitte admit there was no ey and called after he was warned he would be arrested. he's facing a misdemeanor charge and we can confirm that he may still be lonely. house speaker nancy pelosi blasting the president's deal with mexico. no surprise there. the deal to help stop the flow of illegal immigrants into america. >> she says congress will continue to hold the trump

administration accountable for its failure to address the humanitarian situation at the sorner border. president trump must stop sabotaging good faith constructive and bipartisan efforts to congress to address this complex problem in a humane manner that honors and respects our most cherished national values. >> here to react is mike huckabee. good morning, governor. what say you? >> i'm glad the facial recognition stuff is going away. my face is always getting mixed up with that of bradley cooper. it just doesn't work yet. they're continuing to work on that. >> i love that. >> i find it amazing that nancy pelosi is upset that the president is having an incredible success in being able to get mexico to finally come to the table and cooperate in stopping the invasion. that's what it is. when you have record numbers that every professional, people

who worked in the obama administration, put the politics of this aside. this is simply about the absolutely overwhelming numbers of people who are just running over the border and we have no way to deal with it. and we've been begging mexico for some assistance, they've finally given it because the president threatened them with a tariff. she ought to be thanking him and praising him but then again so should some of the republican senators who were ready to blt on him. >> my patience for nancy pelosi is wearing quite thin but the audacity of her to suggest that president trump should be doing this or that, i would like to ask her what has she done. she's concerned about a humanitarian crisis. what have you done to try to put a stop to it. my answer as far as i can see is absolutely nothing. >> jedidiah, you really are totally on the mark. if nancy pelosi wants to do something, let her start by getting a mop, a broom, a big

bucket and clean up the human feces and needles and other trash on the streets of san francisco in the district she represents because of an influx of liberal cry disiness. she ought to be thanking the president. but she's finally earned herself a nickname and for months i've been saying he didn't have one unlike cryin' chuck. but he did have a respect of her political skills. she erased that when she suggested ridiculous nonsense like he ought to be in prison. and she's earned herself a brand. it's going to stick with her. i've watched a lot of people get branded by this president. they will regret it. >> i want to ask you about what's happening in florida. florida democrats are suggesting that maybe they are concerned about how the president is doing. florida democrats put on notice, be ready for a 2020 recount in

the sunshine state. is this a bad sign that they already know this is going to be super close and remember what happened with those close races in the senate and the gubernatorial battles down there in florida in the midterms. the republicans won them. >> yeah. it's very very reminiscent of the past but also a good prediction of the future. they're going to do everything they can to try to rig the election. it primarily focuses on two counties, broward and palm beach county. and honestly i think we need to send an army in there to watch every ballot. this is crazy. they want to precount ballots. it's not just recount. they want to precount. they're going to do everything they can to try to manipulate the election. but there's something that they may not be prepared for and that's governor ron desantis who has totally surprised everybody with the level of confidence which he approached virtually everything. look for him to be on top of

this in a way that i think the l be shock and awe. >> you really pain me governor because i just did the florida recount in broward county and palm beach county not too long ago and they certainly have problems. it will be interesting to see. what can the democrats offer to floridaians that would even make it a close call? >> well, what they can say is vote for us, we'll raise your taxes, we'll open the borders, we'll let all of the felons out of prison so they can vote for us instead of the republicans. and i don't know why they think that's the case. and we'll create a great environment and we'll make florida just like the california everybody is moving out of. i mean that's their message. what else have they got? it's amazing. you watch all of these democrats campaign in iowa over the weekend and they're not talking

about what they would do, how they would make america greater. all they want to do is say we don't like donald trump. okay. we get that. now if you were elected what the heck would you do for this country. and they don't have a clue. not a clue. >> you're 100% right, governor. people to vote for you when you're talking about someone else all of the time. that's one of the chief reasons that voters for hillary clinton stayed home. what is he going to do for me. they're making a big may mistak. >> we got to let you go we understand you're about to do traffic for you church right now. we can't keep you any longer. >> that's exactly right. work in the parking lot. >> thanks, governor. coming up, friends forever, joe biden gives a shout out to his bff barack obama. plows, he has a huge following on social media, the winningest

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. say something about my buddy. you know, president obama is a man of extraordinary character.

the only person i could confide in was my friend and he is my friend, barack obama. by the way, i want to stop and say something about my buddy, who i served for eight years. barack obama is an extraordinary man. my buddy, i shouldn't be so casual. the president of the united states barack obama. >> this is hilarious and. part of the reason it's hilarious, sure they're friends. remember he he got in a few weeks beag and time out, barack obama is not endorsing him or anyone and biden looked in the eye with a straight face saying i wasn't looking for his endorsement but now i'm going out there my buddy. >> maybe that's his message. he's hoping obama is watching, yes, you're my buddy. you sure you don't want to come in. >> i believe that biden actually said that he asked barack obama not to endorse him because it wouldn't be fair to the rest of the field. but here we see on the twitters

a picture of a friendship bracelet. >> wasn't it like best friends day. >> best friends forever. >> that joe biden posted, there it is, joe, barack, happy friendship day. >> so he needs to remind the world -- listen, he doesn't have president obama's endorsement which would help him enormously. and he's out there every second of the day even though i don't have this enforcement we are friends and i nop i know deep dn inside he really wants me to win. >> we're going to get those. >> you should. got to get one for pete to. me might be jealous. >> biden looking a little needy right now, my buddy barack? friends@foxnews.com. >> how important do you believe

obama's enforcement is. it seemed like the most important thing. but now the language you're getting out of the democrats about not going back to the way it was, they don't want to go back to the way it was under obama and biden. maybe it's not as critical as it once was. >> i think it would help him. frightening moments a as subway train derails inside a tunnel. boston passengers describing the moment everything went dark. >> we're going to work and all of the sudden we all fall down. the train derailed. >> everyone was forced to evacuate near fenway park as the red sox were gearing up for a doubleheader. ten people were hurt an. they're expected to be okay. >> despite the no collusion no obstruction charges, hillary clinton revealing her thoughts on the mueller report. >> the two inescapable

conclusions, russia conducted a sweeping and so stemmatic interference in our election. obstruction of justice occurred. >> the failed 2016 presidential candidate making those comments at her alma mater. and oregon is one step closer to recognizing the popular vote. instead of the electoral college in presidential election. the bill goes to the democratic governor who says she'll sign the legislation to give states electoral delegates to the can candidate who wins the popular vote. and not so notorious, a gangster with a massive face tattoo says he's struggling to find a job. the new zealander has notorious ink across his face, the slogan of a violent street gang. but the father of three is now ready to turn his life around. he's even taking classes in hopes of getting his diploma as

a job in the sports industry. those are your head lines. >> rick, you got some weather for me and do you have a heated chair i can borrow? >> we're going to get you a heated chair. alley, where are you from? oh, come on. >> alabama. >> there you go. it took her like four seconds to say alabama. that was amazing. take a look at the weather map to show you what's going on. you see where the cold front out. is cross the rocky mountains, 45 in denver, snow across higher elevations. but with all of the rain in the speeft, including southeast alabama. we've got this rain, it's going to cause a little flooding again. we're going to see spots over the next three to four days. look at the storms across kansas, localized flooding there as well. that storms will moving into oklahoma later on in the day. rick knows where to hang out, right here with our next

guest. he is known as the winningest man in barbecue. thought pete he hegseth had that title. >> four-time world champion. he's won more barbecue competitions than anyone in the world and in his new book "barbecue and a" we're sharing some of his secrets. you're the host of discovery's bb rules and the mayor of yuan dill la, georgia. >> just so our views because i'm from memphis, tennessee, that festival in may is memphis, you won it four times with some of the recipes you're going to show it now. >> that's right. the book is about a lot of the questions that i get asked over and over. whether i'm contacted social

media, e-mail, in person, you got a whole brisket here, one of the first thing they ask about, you cook it up or down. always cook it down for the simple fact, heat comes up from the bottom of the grill and the smokers. next thing we do, you go in and trim it. you always want to get the fat off, the membrane off. remember that rub, your scning doeseasoning does not stick to t or membrane. >> you need to get it in there. >> olive oil, spread it in here, gives a good mahogany color. take a rub, apply it heavy. brisket needs it heavy. >> that's your secret rub. can you tell us anything that's in there? >> salt. >> we got to ask you, we got chickens on the table. what have you got going on here. >> we like to do an injection

with it. what we got going on, we got chicken broth, apple juice, take some of the rub, run it through a spice grinder, make a powder out of it, mix it up and inject it. >> look at that. >> we're going to have you take some questions. right now send your barbecue questions. summer is on now. friends@foxnews.com. my ron imyron is going to answer questions later on in the show. >> summer starts when you start injecting the chicken. i love it. the future looks bright for this north carolina teen who just got into four of our nation's service academies. how his family's history of service inspired his decision. he joins us next coming up. ♪ ♪

. all right. some quick head lines. going postal. a man leads cops on a wild chase after stealing a mail truck in florida. he pepper sprayed a mail carrier before steal his truck. the suspect tried to hit two deputies before striking some stop sticks. the mail truck crash into a guardrail before flipping over. the driver got out, told police yes, he was on drugs. he is now thankfully facing multiple charges. and the internet is up in arms over who deserves the middle seat armrest on airplanes. it all started when a pol with . 53% said no way. twitter lit up one user responding they totally should pi nea.they're the ones stuck bn two people and that should be

the added buffet f. agree with that. >> i totally agree. the guy in the middle deserves it. a north carolina high school senior had a lot to celebrate when he received acceptance letters into the four of the five service academies. >> got accepted into the naval academy, the u.s. mail tear, the u.s. air force academy and the coast guard academy. >> here to celebrate with us is the high school senior, lance cagle. lance, which academy did you pick and why? >> good morning. i chose the naval academy because my big thing is i wanted to fly but the air force didn't fit the way i wanted to go. so i chose the naval academy. and the majors are leaned a little more towards what i wanted to do. >> congratulations. what an amazing accomplishment to get into these schools.

how did your family's service for our country affect your decision to apply to these schools and your passion to be part of this? >> thank you for that. my dad was in the marines and my grandfather was in the air force. they inspired me to do this but i didn't really know much about the academies until my junior year. that's when my mom asked me to apply to the summer programs. so i went with that and i had no idea what they were. so i went, checked them out and that's - what i wanted to do for the rest of my life. >> navy aviators have a remarkable legacy in history. you may soon become one. why do you want to serve? >> that's a good question. i just want to benefit other people, like serve for the betterment of like everyone else. does that make sense? >> absolutely. >> if you could look forward to your life, it's hard, you're at

a place right now where you never know how things are going to go, but if you could look guarlookforward five years, whad you hope for? >> when i go to the academy i go for a four-year degree program and i have to serve for five years after requirement, right. so right now, right out of school i'm looking maybe to go to flight school but it's still up in the air. i do a lot of music stuff. i want to see if anything goes with that. other than that i just want to see where things take me. >> wow. >> lance, congratulations. well done. good luck. don't give up on your dreams. you've certainly set a high bar for future students at the high school. good luck. we look forward to following your story. >> keep us posted on how it goes. it's going to be a fun story to watch. >> thank you. from celebrating grads to

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washington. the impeachment show begins tomorrow actually. not an inquiry but -- jedediah: you mean the show. just the political theatre begins tomorrow. griff: it seems like every day there's a big show in washington and we shall see who knows what's going to come out we'll talk more about the impeachment trial later but first i do have to bring i brought you some news this morning this is a fox news alert, the trump adminitration deals with this crisis, the immigrations and custom enforcement releasing now more than the fact that they've let 200,000 migrants claiming to be released -- ed: that's a big number. jedediah: we actually spoke with mark morgan acting i.c.e. director who said i.c.e. will start arresting more people who have overstayed. take a listen. >> there's a point where we have no choice and from a law enforcement official, look, we look at this through rather simplistic concept. you either are here illegally or

not. we should not treat people that are here in violation of a federal immigration law differently. we shouldn't exempt any category so if you're here illegal to include those people who have deportation orders of removal to include families, there has to be consequences. we have to enforce the law. griff: what's so significant about that is they're moving into enforcement operations is the next phase because before even this surge, you're dealing with an unprecedented number of central americans, who have remained in the country. i.c.e. pointed out to me this morning in a conversation that 98% of migrants who came here in 2017 from central america have remained in the united states so you're taking the numbers from this surge, that's being released, to an already-existing overwhelming number. ed: what mark morgan is talking about is interior enforcement people who have gotten past the border and supposed to be in

detention for a limited amount of time maybe they didn't show up for their hearing and now they are in the interior of the country and what he said in that clip which is news worthy which is they will start stepping up the arrests of the people here basically illegally inside the country and going to step up the deportation of those same people. that is going to get democrats really fired up. they are going to criticize that policy but the president is going to basically say look what do you want me to do with all these people who come across-the-boarder. jedediah: i'd like democrats to explain what their solution is, because president trump is the only one that has been taking this seriously, has been seriously trying to address this issue. he comes up with this deal with mexico. immediately the democrats have been sitting on the sidelines, who have been obstructing the whole process who brought nothing of worth to the table, to actually address this humanitarian crisis. they come out and take a look at nancy pelosi which says " president trump undermined america's preeminent leadership role in the world by threatening

to impose tariffs on our close friend and neighbor to the south temper tantrums are no way to negotiate foreign policy" so i would shoot back to her and say well what is a way because you've done nothing and do you know what? you made this and you put this stuff out there and you said listen i'm going to need your help, mexico. this is what's going to need to happen. we'll have to work together this is a humanitarian crisis happening this is a national security concern, democrats stepped back and did nothing. ed: so was it a tool, a tactic to get mexico to the table? the threat of those tariffs, they not only got to the table, griff but as you know you've been covering it all in the past week, and beyond, that they actually signed a deal with the united states to step up their own enforcement. griff: a tremendous accomplishment. we were just a few minutes ago down on the guatemala/mexico border and there is more than 180 large groups crossing our border this fiscal year compared to only 13 last year, but the

guatemala southern border that's what the officials dhs secretary and others all across-the-board er say we want three things, enforcement of the southern border, get these migrants to claim asylum and mexico not the u.s. and to crackdown on national criminal organizations which are helping the smuggling operations and just like that the president has made head way in that way. ed: we've talked before about how democrats don't want to work with issues on immigration maybe they don't want to give him a victory heading into 2020. mike huckabee says it's deeper. he says they don't want to work with him and congratulate him when he does get a victory like these talks with mexico. watch. >> i found it amazing that nancy pelosi is upset that the president is having an un credible success in being able to get mexico to finally come to the table and cooperate and stopping the invasion and that's what it is. we've been begging mexico for some assistance. they finally get it because the president threat epidemicked them with a tariff and frankly,

she ought to be thanking him and praising him but then again so should some of the republican senators who were ready to bolton him before he became successful at getting this done. jedediah: he's absolutely right. this is something the president did for the whole country. this wasn't a political decision on his part. he has been trying to solve the immigration crisis since the day he got in, and if democrats care about a humanitarian crisis, they should be saying listen, our president tried to address this and let's say we don't know what mexico is going to do if there's policy which trump went so far as to say if there's not follow-through we'll come back and these tariffs might return because these absolutely needs to be solved. if you are an american who wants this humanitarian crisis solved you should be on the president's side. this is not about politics. ed: oh, it's about politics. jedediah: it shouldn't be. at one point it has to stop. ed: speaking about politics maybe you'd call it the impeachment show, democrats about to make a big show on the hill, a series of hearings targeting the president it's not a full impeachment inquiry but

it certainly looks like one. jedediah: now republicans are warning their colleagues across the aisle against pushing a mock impeachment agenda. griff: mark is in the capitol with the d.c. drama. >> good morning it'll be a busy week on capitol hill starting tomorrow when the house judiciary committee will be holding a hearing democrats are calling lessons from the mueller report. former white house counsel john dean will be testifying among several legal experts asked about impeachment. the committee's chairman common jerry nadler gave us a preview of what we can expect in tomorrows hearings and he put out a statement saying these hearings will allow us to am kanye west in the findings laid out in mueller's report to protect the rule of law and protect future elections through consideration of legislative and other remedies and many house republicans see monday's hearings as a political stunt. north korea republican congressman mark meadows tweeted out, we have a host of thins we could be doing to help families

across america, but thank goodness the democrats are calling watergate star john dean to testify. we've also heard from another gop congressman who says he's worried the hearings will turn into a mock impeachment inquiry and also guys this week we expect the full house to vote on a resolution to hold attorney general bill barr in contempt it's going to be a busy week ahead here in washington as it always is it seems like. guys? griff: thanks, mark good job. it feels like every week is going to be this crisis week that's different than any other but really it's not. jedediah: one thing i can't stand is political theatre for theatre sake. i know democrats don't want to go out and walk tab the issues i get it it's hard. the economy is booming, it's a tough job but this stuff is getting exhausting. now we'll have to watch this drama unfold like a bad television show. it's terrible. ed: it's interesting because john dean being the first witness this is somebody from water gate, okay and he actually

went to prison for being involved in the hush payments and the obstructions so i guess as you heard one of our guest it say last hour he might be an expert on obstruction but not necessarily in a good way going back to the nixon days. he's now a comentator on cnn, calling for the president's impeachment for months called him richard nixon on steroids and this is not exactly an objective witness to start things off for jerry nadler the democratic chairman of the house judiciary but last hour, we had john sale who was actually a water gate prosecutor and he says nothing is going to come of this. watch. >> if you are going to exercise your legitimate article 1 oversight, you'd go in with an open mind. you don't start off by saying that the president obstructed justice in the days ahead you're going to have the democrats making speeches, and not asking questions. you're going to have the republicans trying to rehabilitate the witnesses without asking questions an we're just going to be going down a road that's going to be a disservice to the public. and the president do you know

what? he deserves an apology. jedediah: i'd almost rather listen to excite the full little than watch this. it never ends and they were determined to get the president on something first it was collusion and then it was conspiracy and now it's obstruction and it just never ends, no matter what someone out there would find would say this didn't happen they would still be talking about it because they don't have anything else to talk about. griff: jon sale was talking aunt it as being a disservice to the american people and we'll hear from the democrat members on making it in not getting any new facts. it points also to remember the impeachment of president bill clinton. it didn't work out and the republican favors leads to similar charges. ed: do you think this is going to boomerang on democrats in this kind of an impeachment show trial ends up actually helping the president? friends@foxnews.com. jedediah: we'll turn to headlines for you now starting with a fox news alert.

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and a world war ii veteran final ly gets his high high school diploma. >> that's when they pulled me out of there to the war. that diploma has been something that has been in the back of my mind. jedediah: the 93-year-old missed his graduation nearly eight decades ago because he left to serve our country and at last he's been honored by the california high school he attended back in the 40s and those are your headlines that is amazing. i love stories like that. ed: well deserved. griff congratulations. ed: meanwhile, walmart, free groceries right to your fridge, know the to your door. is that convenient or maybe a little too much? susan li is here right now. there she is to tell us all about it. invasion of privacy. don't just dream about your next vacation.

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ed: president trump is helping stop the flow of illegal immigrants into america. jedediah: how will the markets respond now that tariffs are off the table. griff: fox business network susan li is here. susan good morning. >> good morning. first of all we should a happy tenth anniversary to the economic expansion and that is the longest on record officially and americans should feel wealthy. they have been richer over that period, $47 trillion in household income wealth has increased during that time, 20 million jobs, you make three or four times your money on the stock market as well. obviously, we're in the longest bull market run in history so

longest economic expansion, longest bull market run let's call it animal spirit with president trump and his deregulation and tax cuts. jedediah: can we talk about walmart? >> of course. i mean really, it has this new grocery delivery service where it sends walmart employees directly to your fridge and they say that you have to be working for walmart for at least a year but this kind of scares me, i have to organize the fridge a certain way, susan. >> i only learned this morning when the producer says i don't want them to mess up the organization of my fridge because i like the idea of pushing a button coming home to a freshly fully-stocked fridge. how wonderful is that, however you have to give to get and it is scary because there is a privacy invasion not only willowers workers wear a body cam but they have which delivery workers you select on the app. griff: this is a terrible idea what he's doing in 20 years of marriage to kathleen jenkins one thing we've never agreed upon is

where things go in the fridge for me, bottom right is beer, she will sometimes put other things there and this will complicate it tremendously. ed: let the guy decide now that's what the walmart guy did. ed: a fridge mediator. i think there's a lot of hesitation because it sparked so much debate when they announced it this will start in the fall at some point but you'll get pricing then as well and it's close to 1 million customers only three cities will get it initially so if you're in florida, pittsburgh, or kansas city, you can opt into this straight to your fridge delivery from walmart, but i would say a lot of people are very hesitant because first of all you need in order for them to get into your home, you have to buy the smart lock technology and get to sell that you can only buy it through walmart, and what about having the strangers in your home? but amazon already does something very similar to that but they leave it inside your door, inside the trunk of your car which i already found kind of weird, but --

jedediah: but like what if there's food that will spoil? >> that's why you know what you're ordering. griff: nobody's fridge is that organized. jedediah: my fridge is pretty neat, griff i'm not going to lie it's good. its got everything where it needs to be. my husband comes who employee from the grocery store and starts messing with it i'm like okay, don't unload the groceries ed: pete's fridge is easy like meat, meat, meat, meat, and beer jedediah: mine is all vegetables and fruits. he's not here to defend himself. ed: that's why we're talking about him. jedediah: thank you, susan. 2020 candidate bernie sanders is defending democratic socialism by giving a speech on it, and is that the right strategy? we'll debate that, next. >> ♪ that's what i want nothing says summer like a beach trip,

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to msnbc why he supports the act that bans federal funds from being used on abortion. jedediah? jedediah: thanks, ed. 2020 hopeful bernie sanders may be a millionaire but that doesn't stop the democratic socialistic from embracing policy proposals that rely on spending other people's money. >> we should not be the only major country on earth that does not guarantee health care, to all people, as a right. >> [applause] >> we should have a way to a living wage, $15 an hour. large profitable corporations like amazon will pay their fair share of taxes. jedediah: well, this week, sanders plans to defend democratic socialism in a speech at george washington university but this is really the right strategy? here to debate is democratic strategist kevin walling and republican strategist holly turn er thank you both for being here. good morning kevin i want to start with you. is this smart for him to be doing to be out there talking about democratic socialism?

>> it's a great question. i'm a big leave erin ronald regan's first commander to spoke no ill of fellow republican, but i think he's actually taking a play book out of donald trump's play, in terms of focusing on his base, right he's stuck at 15 -20% in nationwide polls and in early states and he's making the calculation that he needs to ubl did down on this base support, talking about issues like medicare for all and the $ 15 minimum wage to grow that base so he can get to 30 and hopefully take a first showing in iowa and new hampshire. jedediah: i actually think this is an enormous gift to president trump because many concern the moderate democrats out there, the voters, feel like they have lost their party. they feel like no one is speaking to them and the more you're out there the democrats talking about democratic socialism and medicare for all talking about the green new deal , those independent voters feel like you're speaking to them this is a huge gift to republicans. >> the democratic party of our grandparents does not exist any

more and that's what we're see ing right now in this primary i think bernie sanders is trying to focus on just getting out of the primary right now and it certainly may help him as kevin said to speak to the base, but he's going to have to answer for that during the general election , so if he does make it out of the primary and defeats biden and the thing about bernie 's rhetoric it's a lie and he's trying to compare his solutions, his socialism that he wants to bring to america to what's happening in sweden but what he doesn't talk about is that sweden doesn't have a minimum wage. the extremely high tax rates that are in sweden to be able to pay for their socialistic state and that's not just the top earn ers that way that. everybody in sweden pays very high talking 60% tax rate so he's not selling the truth to these voters, and they're going to be very disappointed by that whenever he has to answer for it in the general election. jedediah: i want to play sound for you of john hicken looper who got booed when he said

socialism wasn't the answer. >> if we want to beat donald trump and achieve big progressive goals, socialism is not the answer. >> i was re-elected -- >> booo. jedediah: now this of course is in san francisco, this is a hub of liberalism, but you know, why is this guy getting boo' d for saying that what happened to the democratic party that we all remember? is it now that the mainstream of the democratic party is advocat ing for democratic socialism and is that why? >> jamie dimon, jed, it's a good question, it was a conference in san francisco with the democratic party so it was really a lot of activists that are fired up on these issues and i don't think are truly indicative of the democratic primary electorate. half of democrat primary goers consider themselves to be either conservative democrats or moderate democrats so i think that's why you're seeing joe biden being so successful. he kind of had a tough week last week but we'll bounce back, and

has that kind of weight to himself in terms of the moderate support among democratic primary voters but i think she's absolutely right talked about these issues if bernie is the eventual nominee and campaigning on socialism really isn't a winning issue for democrats come november against donald trump. jedediah: final thoughts on how president trump should respond to democrats talking about these far left policies whether it be the green new deal or medicare for all or democratic socialism what is his best approach? >> well what he does best which is just to point to the absolute insanity, and just hipocracy that comes with these ideas. i love his nicknames, i think it resonates well with our base, and i think he's not going to have to work too hard to fight back against that, because look, americans want to work hard for their paycheck. they want to earn their way through this country, and they're going to reject socialism when it comes to november and 2020. jedediah: i think we're faced again with what should the role

of government to you be here is big government the answer? is it not? i want to thank you both for being here and joe biden is in a bit of trouble lately so i guess we'll see if bernie sanders can catch him a little bit but thank you both for your take. ed: have a good weekend. jedediah: police storm into a home looking for a criminal. >> police! i want to see hands! jedediah: but you won't believe the unexpected guests they found , we have everything inside , that's coming up, straight ahead.

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cartoons. ed: bambi was out of line here okay? jedediah: deer burglaries clearly on the rise and it's surprising to see the officer did not shoot the deer. jedediah: well good for that office r that poor little baby hopefully it got cuddles a little attention and a little food. now turning to headlines for you , and more than 60 deaths maybe the deadliest serial killer in u.s. history. samuel little whose already serving three life sentences in a los angeles prison has admitted to two more murders in ohio in the 1980s. the prison confession coming in exchange for escaping the death penalty. little drawing detailed sketches of his victims from behind bars. he claims to have killed more than 90 women across 19 states. lost and found, a texas man alive after disappearing on an arkansas trail for six days. he was from fort worth last heard from on june 1 when he texted his mother that he was lost and disoriented.

rescue crews used his limited cell signal to narrow the search and they finally spotted him using a helicopter equipped with an infrared camera and he's now in the hospital recovering from dehydration. and supreme court justice ginsbe rg crediting justice brett kavanaugh for giving women a more prominent role in the court and telling a conference of judges that justice kavanaugh made history by bringing on board on all female crew thanks to his selections, the court has this term for the first time ever more women than men, serving. and chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger are officially married the couple tying the not in front of family and friends during a lavish private ceremony in california. schwarzenegger arriving to the venue on the arm of her father arnold. her mother, maria and pratt's six-year-old son jack also attended and the couple announced their engagement on instagram in january.

those are your headlines and congratulations to them. and rick what do you got for us? rick: we've got a nice start to the day across the northeast and you should enjoy it because tomorrow the rain moves in across the southeast. take a look at the weather map and show you what's going on. temperature wise things looking pretty good out across the eastern half of the country still feeling very chilly out across the west 42 this morning, so the chill is in the air. down across the southeast this is where the rain has been for about the last five to six days it's going to be here for at least another day and a half or so and it will move in towards the mid atlantic and the north east by tomorrow. big storms moved across kansas overnight kind of over-producing what we thought some spots just to the west of kansas about three inches of rain that caused localized flash flooding on that already saturated ground that line of storms heading down to the southeast around tulsa over the next couple of hours here you go your temps today we'll be a little bit cooler, and the heat does go somewhere it goes out across the west by wednesday , we're at 112 in phoenix and the heat moves in across the pacific northwest

this week as well. all right, back to barbecue guys >> this is pretty cool. the most winning man in barbecue ed: with four world championship s and more than 200 grand championships he's won more barbecue competitions than anyone else in the world. ed: we told you to send the barbecue questions in you can find tips and tricks like these in his new book, bb q & a, very catchy and you drove all night from virginia to bring us this food direct and fresh. >> right from our restaurant, master barbecue everything you see here we serve, from the ribs , the pork, the beans, the potato salad everything here. griff: so you won memphis in may four times? >> four times. super bowl. ed: you're like the goat of barbecue, kind of mixing metaphores. griff: now you got another tip with ribs. >> we got baby back here this is what we sell in our

restaurant, baby bucks is one of the premier cuts of beef off of a hog, always want to remove the membranes from the back, always want to take that off. you want to make sure that you got one but the thing about it is you want to get that membrane off, because the thing is the rub won't stuck and you want the smoke to go in-n-out of the ribs and the membrane is blocking that. >> so what temperature do you smoke it at and what types of wood do you use? >> one of my pits is like 275 and when it's done i want it at 205, i love to use three woods, pecan, and -- griff: and you're from georgia so just take your word from it. >> and i use oak and hickory.

griff: this is from ted. how important is using the right grill in barbecuing and which one do you recommend? >> you have to have the right grill. i recommend the smokers sold right here in connecticut. >> shocker. >> go online and get the best grill. how long do you want to boil your ribs? jedediah: he's reading the prompter. >> boil ribs? a lot of people want to do that but don't do that. you always want to get all of your flavors and the tenderness comes from the smoke and the heat from the grill or a smoker. jedediah: this is a good one actually how does foil impact the smoking process and when should we use it? >> the only time i foil is like i want to get about two hours of smoke on the meat and then i want to wrap it and cover because i want to get the smoke i want. you don't want to over-smoke and get a good color not get them too dark. >> how have we gone this long

without eating? >> there is the perfect rib with good color and good smoke. ed: do you know what we say about these? they're insane in the membrane. griff: i'm in washington d.c., the restaurants get them from all the time from where is it? >> 220 north lake street. griff: up in alexandria, virginia. >> old town, called myron mixon master barbecue. thank you, all. ed: overwhelmingly, the democratic voters are not happy with their option for 2020. we break down the startling numbers, next. >> ♪ ♪ fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely...

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ed: welcome back quick headlines 42 elected prosecutors from across the country now refusing to enforce new abortion bans. the attorney signing a statement and targeting states like georgia and alabama, saying in part, "enforcements of laws that criminalize health care decisions would impose choices on victims and health care providers into rogue trust and the integrity of our justice system. " and alexandria ocasio-cortez you know her pushing for expanded drug research and possible legalization that includes magic mushrooms and other substances for medicinal use and the new york congresswoman new legislation would allow taxpayer dollars to be spent on new studies and supporters say those drugs help with things like depression, ptsd and headaches. >> we've been talking about this poll this morning, and the harvard harris poll that took a look, they spoke to democratic voters you see it there on the wall. what do you think about this field?

we've been talking so much about the 23 they're in maybe it'll keep growing. under well amed 60% of democratic voters, 40% are impressed and it's pretty interesting, because they've put their best, you know, here is our bench. you got beto o'rourke, he was the great hope coming out of the mid-terms he lost his race in texas but he's the next obama, and joe biden and on and on and on. jedediah: i think people who were excited about joe biden are really in the political establishment, there are a lot of other politicians, a lot of big downers who say oh, he's used to be most likely to win and then i think there was a group of people that were really excited about bernie sanders but he was starting to say crazy stuff when he was talking about people in prison and voting rights and that turned a lot of people off. beto o'rourke i think everybody thought was going to be oh, he's going to be the next barack obama and deeply disappointing in terms of his delivery so i think they are still searching for something and i think that

you're going to need to see these debates play out and all of them on the stage advocating for their causes whose good at that not so good at that in order for the democratic voters to get excited. ed: what voters are excited about are new proposals with the exception of maybe the new green deal. griff: the green new deal. you're seeing nothing really on the campaign trail except for this progressive left, fighting with anyone that attempts to be a traditional moderate democrat. obviously we saw with biden's flip on the amendment that maybe the progressives are just entirely winning that but even before we get to the debate stage, to see progressives and moderates inside this democratic field attacking each other. ed: and whether it's elizabeth warren, joe biden, bernie sanders all into their 70s there are new faces in kamala harris trying to fight their way to the top, pete buttigieg has certainly done a good job with that whether you agree with him or not he's a new face who has

gotten some standing. as a mayor of south bend nobody predicted he was going to be in the top of the second terror maybe cracking that first tier. he's at like 14%. griff: he's in a three-way tie essentially in the latest poll with sanders and warren so you have the two faces we know before and then the newcomer and that second tier looking to break out. jedediah: the question is whose going to stand out and what makes them stand out? are these voters looking for something that sounds extreme and turn the whole country upside down but it sounds like a great idea that's not necessarily practical or are they looking for someone whose moderate that will come out and say listen these ideas they sound great it's all rainbows and unicorns but nobody has explained to you how to pay for them. ion the other hand want to do this. ed: had there been a school of thought maybe there were a lot of democrats and that's why biden shot up early on who is like this socialism stuff takes us too far but then you had a couple moments.

you had john hickenloop erin california last weekend getting booed for saying actually the party base kind of wants that and number two this week when joe biden had to flip flop on the height amendment as you said that was a big moment because all of a sudden it was i thought biden was the adult in the room who says folks i voted for this for a long time this is a sensible policy instead in 24 hours he's like okay never mind forget 40 years of supporting it jedediah: who do you need me to be or what do you need me to say i think people think of him as oh, you've been around for so long, with long career they expect him to stand firm on his own principles and he's struggl ing to figure out who he is in front of the whole voting public. griff: and biden was clearly jumping in the polls in part because people view him as the most likely to beat trump which is of course what every democrat wants to beat trump however the cold surprising in a sense there's nothing new on the table that goes with the biden

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ed: my favorite, some quick sports headlines a long shot beats the odds to win the final leg.

>> they're coming to the finish , and winston has won the beaumont state. ed: sir winston churchill perhaps going into the eat in his triple crown debut, three different horses won this year's top race so no triple crown winner and a pitcher makes history moving his team within one game of the college baseball world series. >> in nashville, he did it! a no-hitter. ed: vanderbilt freshman, what a pitcher name, throwing just the eighth no-hitter in the tournament history and the big right-hander recording 19 straik outs in a 3-0 win over duke. watch him. griff: wow that's unbelievable. ed: he was all over the map. ed: so being a grown-up can be hard, i can tell you that is true especially if you've never learned how to change your own

oil. jedediah: one high school in kentucky is offering a three-day workshop to students who want to learn real life skills. it's called how to adult 101 and tackles topics on everything from finding a job to food preparation to changing a tire. ed: well sarah wilson came up with the idea for the new program and she is a college access resource teacher at burn creek in high school and she joins us now good morning, sarah >> good morning. ed: so tell us how you came up with the idea and walk us through adulting 101. so every year i talk to my former students and i always ask them if they felt like they've been prepared for life after high school and they always tell me that academically yeah, they felt prepared but when it came just to regular life skills they wish they would have learned some of that stuff in high school so i know that adulting that term has been used a lot lately, and some schools have donna dolting day, that i wanted to take that and just blow it up and make it a really big program

at our school. griff: like day one what's the first thing that you do? >> so what we did on day one was all about money. we had six different mini sessions that our students attended from state farm insurance talking about home, health, and life insurance, and we had republican bank there talking about opening up checking accounts and savings accounts, and it was all just about wealth management. we even had somebody talking about retirement. these kids haven't even started their real jobs but we already had somebody there giving them the breakdown of 401 (k) and pension and all that stuff. jedediah: day two you have home and health. >> so home and health was all about just making sure they were prepared for cooking, and we had some of our family consumer and science teachers that were actually teaching them some cooking skills in the microwave, so even taught them how to make french toast in a mug. we wanted to make sure they were

prepared for cooking, actually real food but in a microwave because a lot of them are going to be in dorm rooms so we thought them that. that was also when they learned how to change a tire and to check their oil oil and we even showed them how to read a map because some types a gaps isn't going to be there for them. ed: you just say siri help me out. >> exactly. ed: day three the last one is professionalism i assume some manners things like that? >> yes, so we had again some of our teachers taught them how to set a proper place setting and what forks and spoons to use at appropriate times. we taught them how to tie a tie. we had ups come in and we broke them up into smaller groups and they learned interview skills and we even had somebody in there talking about resume building and it was just great. jedediah: sarah i've got to tell you i love this idea. when i saw this topic i got so excited i wish i had it growing up. i know it's not a full course

but i really think it should be. you learn when i look back at high school there was so many things i learned that i did not use later on in life and so many skills i didn't know how to do basic stuff. i still need to take this class, because there's so many things i still don't know how to do so thank you so much for showing some leadership in this area. i wish this were happening in high schools across the country. ed: yeah. >> yeah, i even had teachers tell me hey can i sit in on some of these sessions? jedediah: that would be me. ed: sarah good luck. pete hegseth you should go down to day three with the manners. jedediah: he should do that. griff: we're going to adult him yet. thank you sarah. >> thank you: griff: still ahead, dan bongino, maria bartiromo and anthony scaramucci all joining us live we have a jam packed one more hour. ed: don't go anywhere. we have to be able to

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♪ the house is rocking, don't bother come on in ♪ ed: the house is rocking so we'll have a home improvement episode by the end of this hour, we are going on whose got better do-it-yourself skills i guess? diy? griff: i fell like i should just concede right away. my wife kathleen was asked by our producers on a scale of 1-10 where i fell and she says negative 5. jedediah: oh, wow. ed: she like runs around the house with a tool belt. jedediah: i can't even screw in a life bulb properly on a good day so i'm glad i'm observing and not competing this one. ed: we're hammering deliveries with the drills. fathers day gift ideas for next weekend. jedediah: you guys better step it up. griff: thank god i'm in the news

business because we don't have to do handyman work. this is a fox news alert. fox news exclusively reports that as of yesterday, i.c.e. says they have released more than 200,000 individuals claiming to be a part of a family since the end of december the majority of them are from central america, and this is an unprecedented number. we had the acting director of i.c.e., mark morgan on who was talking about these numbers why it is such a pressure point on an overwhelmed system and he says there is one moment that will be a game changer and could fundamentally change this crisis , listen. >> the system is broke. we're devastated. if you're unaccompanied minor, or your family unit you're already being released into the united states. if this does not get fixed, get fixed immediately we'll have to start releasing single adults which really means the border is wide open. we cannot let that happen as a

country, as a law enforcement community. we have to fix this. ed: that's pretty blunt and direct. let's go right to dan bongino. jedediah: also blunt and direct. [laughter] ed: fox news contributor former nypd officer and author of best selling this and that, podcast we could go on and on. but good morning to you, dan. jedediah: hi, dan. ed: meanwhile as the president we're doing great the president comes up with this deal in mexico and nancy pelosi says oh, this is not such a big deal, chuck schumer mocks it and says oh, this must mean the crisis is over let's move on to other issues so when you listen to what mark morgan said this crisis is far from over. >> dan: it is far from over, ed and there's so many different angles from the crisis. first we have a dissolving border triaging our responsibilities is number one. a border is not designed in a sovreign country to be a suggestion, right? it's designed to be a border. there's a process to enter a country for national security process reasons and legal reasons, and then there's

legality walking across-the-boarder, or staying in the country illegally. the borders effectively dissipated entirely. now, but the second problem here is an important one and it's this child trafficking humanitarian crisis. ed this is a big deal. we've had kids die at the southern border despite the heroic efforts of others to try to save them because they've been trafficked across this border on this dangerous journey we've had women sexually abused these are real serious problems, and they're being almost entirely ignored by a political class that seemingly doesn't care if they just ignore it. jedediah: dan that's my point is it's so outrageous that nancy pelosi has the aweid to be critical of president trump when she was stood by and done absolutely nothing to address the humanitarian crisis. here you have them working overtime trying to get a deal done with mexico and all she can do is sit and be critical. in the meantime what are democrats busy doing? i want do ask you about this mock impeachment agenda. that's where this focus is political theatre. how does this play out for them?

>> dan: this is a huge distraction and it is going to be a disaster for the democrats. how they did not learn from the disastrous bill clinton impeachment i don't know. they were all alive when it happened. i mean i'm younger than most of them and i remember it vivdly. voters want to pick their presidents. they don't want congress and the senate impeaching and trying presidents to get rid of them. donald trump is being impeached because he won the presidency or if they perceive it that's the only reason but what they're really hiding here is two things , the biggest spying scandal in american history by the obama administration, which is not just about trump by the way. we're now finding out this may have happened before trump, with mike flynn and others, but number two, they're also high in the disastrous mueller report which thanks to fox news, we found out it's a complete sham. we just found out one of mueller 's chief informants in the case, was just arrested for child pornography. this is out there for anybody to

read. this case was a disaster. that this is all a distraction for them the democrats. griff: dan wait a minute though, so tomorrow, the house rules committee obviously run by democrats, will set the table markup when it is going to end up being essentially holding attorney general william barr in contempt. what do you make of that? >> dan: they are trying to intimidate barr because barr appointed john durham the assistant united states attorney for connecticut to look into the origins of the entire spygate fisa case and the problem is, griff, according to leaks we've heard again reporting at the network, durham is "dialed in it and is asking again"all the right questions." all the right questions, how did this case start? griff, we have never received a coherent consistent sensible rational answer, from the fbi or doj, about exactly why they started spying on donald trump.

their answer about george papadopoulos makes absolutely no sense and durham knows that and is asking all the right questions so that has them afraid so they are focusing on william barr to intimidate him. barr has absolutely nothing to use because the second time around as ag, he doesn't care about that. he gets to the truth. ed: and you're talking about investigating the investigators and let's remember where the russia investigation all started was the dossier, paid for by the dnc, paid for by the hillary clinton campaign, and you talk about people getting a little nervous about where william barr is headed with all of this, hillary clinton herself won't go away. she's out giving i guess it might have been a commencement address yesterday. she says she's found obstruction of justice. watch this. >> russia conducted a sweeping and systemic interference in our election, obstruction of justice

occurred. now, you can not read the report , chapter and verse, fact after fact without reaching those conclusions. ed: so there she is speaking, not a commencement but at the college on saturday and dan, she says she's looked at this and yes, there was obstruction. >> dan: [laughter] i mean, listen i've got to go to church after this. i've got it in my head why do you guys make me come on to talk about this, like this is the dumbest topic in human history. you have a woman paid for information from russians. the guy she paid literally tells the state department, my sources were two russians close to putin she also was under investigation for having her surrogates tell a server operator to delete e-mails and she's out there giving a speech about trump colluding with the russian s and on strutting justice? i mean, do you understand we all

lost 20 iq points during this segment? this is unbelievable. she gets the award it's incredible. in the olympics she's the gold medal winner. griff: so if you were going to make a speech yourself what would you tell those very impressionable young students? >> dan: i would walk up there with a big powerpoint of the christopher steele that has circled on my notes in big letters "sources, hillary clinton paid a guy to talk to two putin stooges to get information on donald trump that was a lie." it's the biggest russian collusion scandal in american history. by the way, you won't hear that nowhere but on this network and you won't hear it anywhere else because they are entirely not interested. hillary clinton has gotten a pass on this thing completely, despite being the puppet master, in the biggest spying collusion scandal in american history.

it's amazing. you would think she would just go away on this. instead she continues to draw attention to it. jedediah: she's not embarrassed at all. it's funny. >> dan: no. jedediah: i have to ask you this quickly but do you think joe biden is in trouble with this height amendment stuff, dan? this is big. >> dan: honestly, no. because do you know what democrat voters don't care. he flip flopped flipped and he will flip flop flip back again and nobody will care they hate trump so much it doesn't matter. ed: dan bongino we never lose iq points when you're here. jedediah: that is true. >> dan: thank you guys. jedediah: we'll turn to headlines now beginning with a fox news alert. a desperate search for a cruise ship passenger who fell overboard. there are unconfirmed reports she is an american teenager. norwegian cruise line confirms a rescue mission is underway and the ship was sailing from france to an island off the coast of spain. we will continue to monitor this story. and terrifying images from the

fairgrounds at least 28 people are injured after a merry-go- round collapsed in spain. social media video painting a frightening picture. the ride support mechanism appears to have snapped in half leaving screaming children trapped underneath and an 11- year-old girl was reportedly airlifted to a hospital with serious head and leg injuries. and former president jimmy carter will soon return to teaching sunday school. the former president returning to his weekly class, less than a month after he broke his hip and needed surgery. president carter's sunday school classes have become so popular people arrived several hours early to get a seat. wow. and today we mourn the loss of one of our own, former nypd detective and fox affiliate reporter mike sheehan has died. known for investigating the 198l park 5 cases he died in new york after battlesing cancer and spent 25 years on the police

force. he leaves behind a wife and a daughter. he was 71 years old. our thoughts go out to his family. ed: we will miss him and we honor his work. jedediah: absolutely, those are your headlines. griff: all right four teens turned heros when they run into a burning home to save their 90- year-old neighbor. >> and he picked me up and i said i can walk. ed: the incredible rescue and what these young people did stepping up to save here life, coming up. >> ♪ ♪

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reduce illegal immigration so what does the deal mean for border agents? joining us president of the national border patrol council brandon judd who is the most vocal, thank you for being here, brandon you have an op-ed right now on foxnews.com talking about the mexican deal, what do you make of it? >> first off is you have to look at what the critics are saying. they're saying this deal was struck a month ago or two months ago but the fact remains, mexico did nothing. it wasn't in writing, nothing was happening so president trump had to threaten tariffs to force mexico to actually step up and publicly agree to this deal and now we can actually see mexico doing its part to secure their southern border and allow us to send people back to mexico pending their asylum claim. that's going to be a huge deal for border patrol agents to allow us to free up our resources to be out in the field to catch the drugs and the criminal aliens crossing the border this is a very good deal and it's going to help us out greatly in securing the border.

griff: it comes at a critical time because june is traditional ly the busiest month for border patrol agents we have new numbers today from i.c.e., more than 200,000 individuals claiming to be part of a family have been since released in the interior, does that trouble you? >> it does. if you look at what i.c.e. can do to support us, if they do interior operations, while the president is putting the pressure on mexico, to close their borders, it sends that message across the world that we're not going to take people in and not just release you into our country, there are going to be consequences for breaking our laws. if the consequences are imposed, people will stop coming to the united states and that's why this deal means so much in conjunction with i.c.e. doing their part, in interior enforcement. griff: so if mexico cooperates, in delivering on securing their southern border on taking more asylum claims in mexico rather than the u.s. and i.c.e. is able to ramp up interior enforcement do you leave we will see this

year a reduction in these number s that are unprecedented? >> i do. i know that we'll see a reduction but you said the right word "if." if mexico follows through and that's going to be the key point is mexico going to follow through, and are the leaders at dhs going to actually allow i.c.e. to do that interior enforcement? if those two things happen, we will see a reduction in illegal aliens across-the-boarder and we'll also see a reduction in the drugs that are coming across-the-boarder between the ports of entry. drugs are going to continue to come at the ports of entry but between the ports of entry we will absolutely see a reduction. griff: no doubt there will be some democrat voices that will oppose i.c.e.'s ramping up of interior enforcement. what do you say? >> it's frustrating and upsetting to me because the interior enforcement we're talking about we're talking about going after people that have already been ordered deported, a judge already heard their case, a judge determines they did not have a right to be here in the united states, and ordered them deported. these individuals didn't show up

for court appearances and so now all i.c.e. is doing is finding those individuals and lawfully removing them just like the judge ordered why would the democrats be opposed to that? that's the rule of law and that's what the law says we're supposed to do. griff: democrats stayed quiet, allowed the president to struggle with these members and refused to act in congress specifically about flores act which is what i.c.e. is now reporting these numbers is the problem but the president isn't one to sit around and wait to see if, as you say, mexican does their end of the bargain what do you advise the president be doing right now? what does he need to do because so far, what's the next step? >> he's doing the right thing but look, the public needs to understand is the president did not threaten these tariffs, before going to congress. he asked the democrats to help him out. he asked mexico to help him out. think us is not his first choice it wasn't his second choice, but he was forced to do, he was forced to threaten these tariffs

because the democrats refuse to help him. they didn't want to give him the win going into 2020. they wanted to keep this issue on the table so the president was forced to take unilateral action, he did and it's going to work. griff: i spoke with mark morgan the acting i.c.e. director and i asked him about the point we get to where if these numbers keep increasing they have to release single adult males and he believes that is a serious threat to our border. >> we're right at that point if you look at how long we're holding these people in our facilities our border patrol facilities are only meant to hold people for a maximum of 72 hours and we're holding individuals up to 30 days. we just can't continue doing that and if our resources continue to be stressed we'll have to start letting single males go and if that happens you'll see a completely and totally uncontrolled border more than what it is right now. griff: we're almost out of time but i want to ask you because i have spent so much time with the men and women that are brave on the frontlines how is moral doing and what does news like

the deal do to support it? >> it increases morality and helps them know that they have people in washington d.c., that have their back, that are behind them. when you see a deal get passed where the office of field operations is getting money but border patrol doesn't that drops moral but then when you see the president step in and try to control the border that increases. griff: go to foxnews.com and read brandon judd's op-ed i suggest you do it brandon thanks for being here sir. >> thank you, appreciate it. griff: well the main jobs report is out so how is the economy responding? maria bartiromo joins us live, next, there she is. hey maria. i'm here with the cor, lawsons, carnevales at their family reunion to show them the family of chevy suvs. this is the trax, the equinox and the traverse. which one is your favorite? the trax, actually. more compact. the equinox is jumping out at me.

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ed: some quick headlines, frightens moments as a boston subway train derails inside a tunnel. watch this. >> we're going to work and all of a sudden, we all fall down and the train derailed. ed: everyone was forced to evacuate near fenway park, as the red sox were gearing up for a double header and nobody seriously injured thankfully. talking about going postal a man leads cops on a wild chase after stealing a mail truck in florida and the car jacker pepper spray ed a mail carrier, stole his truck and tried hitting two deputies. wow the truck finally crashed into a guard rail before flipping over and the driver got out and told police, to no one's surprise, he was on drugs. ouch. jedediah: and the may jobs report showing employers added 75,000 jobs last month which is less than what experts predicted griff: that's right the

unemployment rate staying steady at 3.6%, so what does this mean for the economy? ed: here to break it down is the host of "sunday morning futures" maria bartiromo. maria: hey guys. griff: what are your initial thoughts? maria: first of all still talking about an unemployment rate at a 50 year low so you have record unemployment levels for a number of sectors within the country, having said this the numbers were weaker than expected but now the market rallied on the heels of that because the idea is that if we are seeing some slowdown, that will give more impetus to the federal reserve to lower -- ed: in fact i was watching fox business friday night and i saw someone very smart named maria. maria: [laughter] ed: bad news could be good news because it means the fed steps in here. maria: that's true so in fact there's a big expectation on wall street that we will see the fed lower interest rates at some point this year, probably in september but look i have to say , we had weakness in retail. the other areas we've had some weakness in manufacturing, that's not as strong as it has

been because we had what they call the pmi, the purchase manager's index, they were weaker than expected globally but the rest of the market looks pretty good. you actually had job creation construction and had job creation in health care, in leisure, so i look at these numbers and i say okay, so things are slowing down a bit, but it doesn't necessarily mean that you're not still talking about a very strong outlook and a very strong back drop, and the fact that the president was able to do this deal with mexico is going to be a positive monday morning. griff: but if you look at that chart we just had up there you'll see that retail number down, there you are. jedediah: it's the only one though. griff: but retail is spending that's consumers right there, and that is of course the heart of the engine of the american economy. maria: two-thirds of economic growth coming from consumer spending and the consumer looks to be a little uncertain now you're still seeing strength in the corporate sectoral though there too corporations have slowed down their purchasing of the capex spending as you will, so still, you are looking at a very strong back drop but definitely the consumer is

showing weakness. you had a bifurcated retail earnings season and this upcoming week we'll get numbers from china, japan, numbers on inflation and numbers in retail as well, retail sales coming out next friday so we'll see how strong the consumer is but you definitely are seeing like brick-and-mortar under pressure, the amazons of the world doing well, very bifurcated in the retail side. i think the economy still looks very strong. jedediah: i looked at that number that plus 82 k in service providing that's quite a big number. maria: exactly well we're a services economy so you see all of the services that's where the jobs are as well as technology, health scare, and cyber so as well. jedediah: tell us what's coming up on your show. maria: we are breaking news on the week ahead, because this upcoming week is going to be jam packed with information coming at us. remember two weeks ago the president basically declassified he gave the authority to william barr to declassify certain documents related to the origins of the russia probe. this week we will see those documents revealed, and that's what is going to be real breaking news. we're going to talk with mark meadows about it, house

oversight committee member and he goes through some of the expectations that will say oh, there's all of this new information now, about the mueller report and how some of the things in the mueller report have been discredited, as you just heard from dan bongino. he's so good. and then we'll talk about u.s. m ca, i'm hearing that nadler on countdown in terms of getting the u.s. mca down to the floor, nancy pelosi is facing a lot of pressure and will have to bring that down to the floor. they want to get this out by the august recess in terms of the house vote and then i've got carter page coming on former foreign policy advice advisor to donald trump we know the fbi keeps saying the investigation into donald trump starting july of 2016 how come informants were thrown at carter page and george papadopoulos as early as march 2016. jedediah: don't miss her show. maria: thank you. griff: 2020 democrat bernie sanders admitting president trump won't be easy to beat. listen. >> but let me tell you, i think donald trump is going to be a very tough component.

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ago, tweeting this. if president obama made the deals that i have made both at the border and for the economy the corrupt media would be hailing then as incredible in the national holiday would be immediately declared. with me despite our record setting economy and all that i have done, no credit, so we brought in someone who needs little introduction, but well- suited to talk about this, anthony scaramucci, former white house communications director and author of the new book trump and the blue collar president. >> listen, i mean, he's right about that. i wish that i could coordinate that well with anybody, but he's right about that, but here is the good news for the president so one of the things when people go after the president for the use of twitter, that's actually a great deployment and a great use of twitter, but he's basically just going right over the mainstream media and signaling to everybody that just pay more closely attention to

what's actually going on as oppose to waging the impositions on the networks so i love that use of the twitter feed. sometimes he goes a little crazy on the twitter feed because it's like let's not do that because you don't want to offend women because he does that sometimes too. jedediah: you said the american people know and i'm curious does that to you mean also the independent voters on there maybe they're not trump loyalist s but they have is, ears and they have been observing trump trying to address his humanitarian crisis and he's got nothing but obstruction coming from the left and nancy pelosi is out there being critical. >> i think they not only know i was at governor romney's event over the weekend had the opportunity to speak there with a lot of republicans that had supposedly never-trumpers but you ask them about things you do with national security and the last trip to europe and how about the increased nato funding and all of a sudden you see through all of the policies he's

put in place and it's like okay so who are you voting for, bernie sanders and it's like no, no, i'm voting but i don't like this or that but do you know what? robert gates said something very interesting last night which i want to reemphasize, that the president didn't use harsh rhetoric in the nato situation, nothing would have gotten done okay? as secretary of defense, he went over there and said you've got to increase your defense spending, nothing got done, and so you have to sometimes look at the president's rhetoric and say god bless them. ed: it's the president breaking china that actually got that to act more importantly. >> he shamed them into it. ed: you mentioned bernie sanders a moment ago and bernie sanders is looking at that and saying democrats wake up. he's going to be harder to beat in 2020 than you think. watch. >> i know all of the polls out there who say trump is going to be beaten and they have me ahead of them in michigan and pennsylvania and in wisconsin,

battleground states, but let me tell you i think donald trump is going to be a very tough proponent. ed: he's talking about the blue collar workers voters in those states that trump flipped in 2016. what say you? >> well he's right about that. i think the president has the reverse of the bradley effect. mayor tom bradley used to call and say they're voting for him and the president has the reverse of that. people say they're not voting for them and then they close the curtain and vote for them and by the way when you think about the alternatives and what bernie sanders should have said is if i am the nominee he has to win by 75% that's one thing he left out of the conversation, because at the end of the day this is also a test not only the president's great achievements, but it's also who are we going to compare them against so the good news for the president is that slate of 25 or 27 or 500 people it doesn't really matter, none of them really compare to him on that stage come election, the campaign cycle. jedediah: it's certainly interesting because you have all of these democrats defending on iowa with a long list and it

seems like a list gets longer every day and one of the initial people who people were excited about was beto o'rourke many are saying oh, is he the next barack obama and in fact you have an iowa democrat introducing him as a blank slate. take a listen. i want to get your reaction. >> you know he's here because he wants to hear what rural iowa and rural america is standing for. he is going from city to city. he wants to hear what we want. he's a blank slate, that is waiting to be filled, by our hopes and dreams for the united states. ed: a blank slate, nobody has ever called donald trump a blank slate. >> definitely not a blank slate but you got to watch beto o'rourke's hand movements just study those. remember when he said that so the thing about the president which i find remarkable is he can laser into the one or two things that will make the person permanently self-conscience. jedediah: yes.

>> so watch his hand movements i've actually been watching and they stabilize for a little while and then they got very crazy again and then they stabilize. i mean, he's inside the guy's me lon, and i think the combination of that plus mayor pete has taken the wind out of beto o'rourke. griff: speaking of mayor pete hold on he's in iowa as well making a lot of news let's listen to him. >> that american past was never quite as great as advertised. there's no honest and constructive politics that revolves around the word again. griff: mayor pete making the argument that america just wasn't that great. >> it's a tough argument to make even for independent and left-leaning democrats. at the end of the day, everybody loves this country. everybody that's gotten to this country has an immigrant story the four of us do and they love the country and they love how we've achieved in the country and so when you say stuff like that, it's actually counterintuitive and it turns people off so it's not a good

look for him but i don't think he has a shot no offense to him. i like him, i applaud the fact that he's in an outwardly, i love all of that stuff about him but he absolutely has no shot. griff: he's in the des moines registered poll he's tied for third between sander, elizabeth warren and pete are behind bernie as the leader but he's looking for something to break out, right? >> okay i wish the president would call in right now, mr. president. ed: call him up. >> he has no shot. the reason he doesn't have a shot is he doesn't have the name recognition and unfortunately, for him, he's going to be mad at me for saying this but mayor pete doesn't have the press. take a look at him versus president trump okay? this is a image campaign and it's also an ideas campaign, a concepts and policy campaign he just doesn't have the substance that president trump has and so he doesn't have a shot. the person i think the president

thinks he's running against is joe biden. i mean, just look -- jedediah: whose making a lot of mistakes. >> so we shall see and that'll be the person that i think has the highest name rig that will be the most competitive if they give it to him. happy sunday. jedediah: you too and everyone out there here is headlines, text messages from a texas couple to their parents just days before they died on their dream vacation in fiji. michelle poll texting her mom we have been throwing up for eight hours, my hands are numb we will text when we can and the couple was hospitalized soon after checking into their hotel and the country's health ministry says their investigation into their mysterous deaths could take weeks. the border wall isn't the only barrier president trump has in mind. the white house planning to put up a new 13-foot fence nearly double the height of the existing one. the move comes after a series of security breaches including a 2014 incident when a man got on to the property are a knife.

construction will begin this summer. and four teenagers risk their lives rushing into a burning home to rescue their elderly neighbor. >> he picked me up and i said i can walk and he said we're getting out of here. jedediah: the young men age 14- 17 stepping into save their 90-year-old neighbor in oklahoma firefighters arrived just in time to stop the flames before they could spread further throughout the home. and a florida man arrested after he called 911 17 times because he was lonely. authorities say he admitted there was no emergency and called even after he was warned he would be arrested. he's now facing a misdemeanor charge. ed: are you not allowed to do that? jedediah: don't do that. it's not a good idea. don't call 911 when you're lonely. rick also to you, do not do that , don't call 911 when you're

lonely. rick: or unless it's an emergency just in general. guys, obviously, a really sunny nice day it's nice isn't it? nicer than houston? >> oh, yes definitely. rick: much cooler than houston that's what happens in the middle of summer. take a look at the map to show you what's going on. we've got still more rain a lot of places watching flooding concerns we have the flooding across the southeast from the rain going on we still have all of the river flooding that goes on but in some cases probably for the next month and a half or so and we have more flash flooding across areas of oklahoma from big storms moving through. this is all of the rain across the southeast with more rain across the north part of florida , and then towards the mid-atlantic and it moves towards the northeast by tomorrow so rainy start to the work week and then you see the line of storms that cut through kansas headed in towards northeastern oklahoma, some of those are pretty strong and maybe will drop two to three inches of rain, and can cause more flooding. overall the beginning of this week not that bad. i will tell you though, by the time we get towards next weekend some heavier rain again looks

like pulls back in toward the central part of the country and that flooding story could continue for us. temperature wise, overall, little better across the southeast because of the rain that's moving in there, and things are going to be really cool. we could have temperatures later on this week overnight lows, just into the 40s across the great lakes so it feels like fall, summer not fully taking hold just yet. that's north en houston. guys back to you inside. jedediah: thanks, rick. it's a little chilly today. ed: friends forever. joe biden getting a shout out to his bff siri. griff: and your e-mails are pour ing in on their friendship, that's coming up, next. >> ♪ and the card attached would say thank you for being a friend ♪ -we bought a house in a neighborhood with a lot of other young couples. then we noticed something...strange. oh, could you, uh, make me a burger? -poof -- you're a burger.

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griff: time for quick headlines a north carolina high school senior had a lot to celebrate when he received acceptance letters to four of the five service academies, the 17- year-old told us earlier he will attend the naval academy this fall. >> i just want to benefit other people, and like there for the betterment of like everyone else griff: lance's father was a marine and his grandfather served in the air force and a world war ii veteran finally gets his high school diploma. >> i went up to 11th grade and that's when they pulled me out of there to go to war. that diploma has been something that has been in the back of my mind. griff: wow the 94-year-old missed his graduation nearly eight decades ago because he left to serve our country. congratulations. ed: very cool. congratulations. jedediah: i love that story. ed: we take a look at 2020 with a lot of candidates the guy

whose the front runner in the democrats is joe biden in front of you because remember he got on the amtrak and others were chasing him around saying you're going to get barack obama's endorsement and i said i actually called the former president and said i don't want your endorsement and ever since then he's been telling us all of us, oh, we're so close, we're besties. jedediah: oh, yeah. look at this tweet from joe biden, happy best friend's day to my friend, barack obama and it has that beautiful look at that, it looks like two little friendship bracelets adorable if i ever saw anything that was adorable and this is so funny to me because he obviously wants barack obama's endorsement. he would be crazy not to want it so now because he didn't get the endorsement he's out there saying just reminding everyone, oh, i didn't get the endorsement , but we're really tight. he's my bff, i swear and i have the bracelets to prove it which is a little extra. griff: he may still get the endorsement we don't know who, or where obama will go. we don't know yet, but one thing

is for sure it is irritating the former vice president that his former boss does not have his back through and through. ed: maybe he doesn't need an official endorsement because on one hand they served together eight years so they were already buddies he doesn't have to prove anything but you're right. i think that everybody would like to have that you've got a field of 23 people. if you have the former president , not now obviously but later in the process do you know what? joe biden's my guy. i think especially the voters who were there for barack obama on the left will be there again we asked for your e-mails kenny said best friends endorse each other, just saying. jedediah: and an e-mail from nancy that says this biden/obama best bud routine will not work for independent voters at all. ed: it may not be a good idea. griff: we shall see. jedediah: but do you know what i am a fan of the bracelets because when i have a best friend we also exchange bracelet s so good for you, joe. you have bracelets on right now. are those from pete hegseth? griff: my daughter is on a trip to costa rica serving but i'll

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jedediah: a new study shows that millennial dads can't measure up to baby boomer dads when it comes to diy skills. griff: just 32% of millennial dads say they own a hammer compared to 93% of boomer father s. jedediah: here to put ed and griff to the test is the ultimate handyman, oh, yeah, hope contractor. >> i'm going to put you guys to the test with these tools all right so we'll do each with 30 seconds on the clock. but the first one you'll do is simply install this piece of wood so you have 30 seconds so awe through this piece of wood okay? just saw through it. i'll countdown on on the clock. you guys will go when i say go. are you ready? put 30 seconds on the clock. here we go, ready, set, go. you can do it, you can do it, go , get it, get it!

go, ed. >> he's got it. he's got a winner. are you ready? i did drop the hammer. >> the next test we'll do is drop a nail in and i'll show you how to do it drive that right in boom, go ahead. put it here where it says ready, set, go. >> [hammering] >> ed: i think it was a tie though. >> next take a drill in your hand. do you see where it says drill, we'll give you 30 seconds to drill a hole all the way in and pull it out right where it says drill. are you ready? go. oh, we've got a winner right here! he's got you, man. all right next test, take the screw driver in your hand and put it on a screw, take that screw all the way out manually. here we go, ready, set, go. you got 30 seconds, come on you

can do it. work it work it work it. let's go work it now with the screw driver. oh, yeah, we got a winner, man. it's 3: there's one that's tied there. >> are you ready? all right so here is what we do and we will put this screw in, are you ready? >> hey mine was going backwards >> no, come on, man, really? >> yeah. >> it's moving forward. >> [laughter] >> come on, griff! >> [applause] >> oh, that's it. who won? who won? jedediah: more on the other side >> ♪ ♪ >> ed: look at the video. this is a commercial about insurance and i know you're thinking. i don't want to hear about insurance. 'cause let's be honest... nobody likes dealing with insurance. right?

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