>> julie: this was fun. thanks for having me. rob: yes. good to see you. >> julie: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ happy dance ♪ brian: this is not live world cup action it is action on fox square. it's a salute. homage to france, 2019. where less than 24 hours the u.s. will take to the field to officially defend world cup final. steve: can you sea world cup coverage right here on fox news but it's going to be on fox sports throughout the

day so and we have got carley. we have dispatched her to france. ainsley: she in the champagne reasonable. we play thailand tomorrow. we were talking about this, brian, at the top of the show. bribe has never been happier. brian: right. ainsley: famous sport ever. brian: my wedding day second. brian: kids after that. rhode island. when you put the kids out. they probably just said casually, kick the ball around but they can't go half speed. that's 10-year-olds trying to win. ainsley: those commercials that we're seeing of our women's soccer team. brian: you love them? steve: so exciting. ainsley: like david and goliath. brian: nike shots as the little kids turn into the 24-year-old players. ainsley: happy for them. we 8 be watching. what oare our chances. brian: 7-4 favorites to

repeat. four or five other teams have a chance. teams in a bit of a transition. ton of talent we have great athletes in this country to happen to be female. steve: at the conclusion of our show we will show you how to throw the ultimate world cup party. a lot of people will be doing tailgating watching fox sports. ainsley: over the weekend we were getting our fox news alerts saying that the president had struck a deal with mexico when it came to immigration because those tariffs were supposed to take effect today they are not because mexico came to the table and negotiated with our president. steve: that's right. and just to prove that they are going to back it up, they have already started making the first arrests. that train that we have shown you a million times. ainsley: the beast. steve: it goes from the south of mexico up toward the united states. over out weekend, the national guard of mexico down by guatemala, they pulled over the train, 200 people scattered. they made 25 arrests. so, so far, it looks like they are trying to do something. because we hadn't seen them do that before.

brian: here's an outline of the deal that is still being solidified. the mexican national guard will go down to the tune 6,000. we were told by the mexican ambassador to the united states. their national guard is different than ours. this is a police force. they are allowed to act to make apprehensions. sign stead of 50 that are there now and they forget to lock the gate. now they have 6,000 already making arrests. also, taking actions to dismantle human smuggling and trafficking. i don't think we are easily duped on this. hopefully there will be confirmation. asylum seekers returned to mexico. our courts have backed that up. that was something in place. now there will be money put into that. ainsley: mexico is going to take care of asylum seekers, give them johns and healthcare and education. there will be further action if there are no results in 90 days. steve: over the weekend there was some reporting that all this stuff that mexico mexico had agreed to

has agreed to in the past. the president has come out and said this is fake news. ron johnson of the great state of wisconsin came out over the weekend and he said the way the president was able to get mexico to negotiate was in the senator's words. brill yengts. pribrilliant: understand -- prs using tariffs in trade negotiations and used them as leverage in this situation brilliantly, quite honestly. brian: it's like this. people said why is the president using trade to talk about security? it's obvious. for example, you are trying to buy a house and you have a real estate agent and they wants you to make a move. they might say to you i have another buyer. i have another buyer. what happens? tough make a move. the president says what leverage do we have over mexico? not enough. we do want the usmca passed we don't want to fracture the. desperate situation. i'm putting tariffs and

timeline on. guess what happened in the foreign minister shows up in washington the next day. and for four or five days one of the best things and chris christie pointed this out over the weekend. one of the best thing to happen is the president has his a team working on it. the vice president, the secretary of state there. and together they were able to hammer out a substantive deal that only the "new york times" was not impressed with. ainsley: the president was tweeting about that the fake news. steve: that's right. keep in mind, before this was negotiated, there were lawmakers on both sides, including republicans, who were very critical of the president saying hey this is note the way you do it. this could inflict significant damage on our country. nonetheless, the acting homeland security secretary kevin mcaleenan says this has not happened before. and we have a sound bite. just listen. >> the president put a charge in this whole dialogue with mexico with the tariff threat. brought them to the table. this is the first time we have heard anything like this kind of number of law enforcement being deployed in mexico to address

migration. not just at their southern border but also on the transportation rowts to the northern border and in coordinated patrols in key areas along our southwest border. brian: this is part of the solution. >> the other thing is it's going to be changing our asylum rules. we just have to say as predicted by many experts like tom homan the minute that flores agreement came into place that said you can't hold someone for more than 20 days the message went back to through triangle countries come now and come often. they are. we are to the point we have set 13 year record in apprehensions. they are turning themselves in and over 200,000 families have been let into our country since december. go ahead, we can't hold we payig for these mexican citizens. we will either tariff you. do the 5% tariff or you need to keep them your country. we are not going to pay for them. now with our new deal,

mexico is doing more for the u.s. on illegal immigration than the democrats. the democrats are doing nothing. they want open borders. which means illegal immigration, drugs and crime. steve: meanwhile, you just mentioned tom homan a moment ago talking about the flores amendment. and we have a sound bite regarding just that watch this. >> when this surge first started happening 2014-2015, we were able to hold family units in a family detention centers about 40, 45 days until you see a judge. final out of 10 lost their case. filled airplanes up, sent them home and border numbers went down because we clearly showed consequence and deterrence to false claim of asylum. when the flores came in and said you can't hold these families more than 20 days. i said to the court back then if you do this and don't allow us long neil gorsuch to see a judge you will see a surge in family units. i was called a fear monger around no evidence of this. look what's happened. brian: he also says he has

nfertion that this whole third safe country thing is still in play and has been negotiated will be announced soon. he said to "fox & friends first." he said we need three things. we have to detain families beyond the 20 days. extend by that we have to be able to repatriate unaccompanied minors right away. and we need to change the asylum standards and make it clear. steve: one of the things the president did tweet over the weekend was he said some aspects of the deal will be announced at the appropriate time. it is assumed that that's what it is referring to. an asylum change. and what that would mean is anybody who is in this country -- for instance, if they are from guatemala, we would fly them back to mexico because that was the first country. in but then if you are from el salvador or honduras, we would fly them to guatemala. and the experts say this is going to significantly reduce the number of people coming into the country because it's like okay. they are not going to catch and release. they will catch you and put

you on an airplane back to central america. ainsley: big issue concerning everyone even the crack candidates were talking about it. in iowa the hall of fame celebration. 24 candidates running on the democratic side. 196 those candidates spoke. and they each got five minutes. they didn't waste any time attacking our president and they were even attacking joe biden because he is ahead. listen. >> i'm running for president because we can't take four more years of donald trump. [cheers] >> i'm prepared to make the case for america to prosecuted the case against donald trump. >> we're all a support of being the avengers. the republicans in 2016, that was the hunger games. >> there was some well intentioned democrats and candidates who believe that the best game forward is a middle ground strategy: that approach is not just

bad public policy, but it is a failed political strategy. >>ing i'm not spending my time with high dollar donors and corporate lobbyists. >> we are not promising to play it safe. we are promising to return to normal. >> some of the stories you will hear. seven candidates have 1% of the polls. 9 have zero percent. they have to thin their herd in order to be heard. steve: so there is this new des moines register poll out. and joe biden is way ahead. and then the second tier is bernie, warren, and mayor pete. they are in close second. no other candidate has double digits. mayor bill de blasio of new york became the first mayor in the his industry of new york city not to go to the puerto rican day parade yesterday here in new york, which is a big tradition of politicians in newark. instead he went to iowa. according to the des moines

register poll not one person who responded to the poll said that he was their first or second choice. so he does no not attend an official event in new york city. goes out to iowa. not one person in the poll said yes, he is my guy. brian: fear among the candidates of peeking too early. one thing about de blasio is not peaking early. steve: there are a lot of people peaking too early. ainsley: even though biden is still ahead. he has dropped a little bit. he was getting about 40% in some polls. i wonder if he will start campaigning more. brian: senator kirsten gillibrand so desperate to get a vote. she has 0%. she is trying to attack fox. nice try. we are not going to attack back. ainsley: chris wallace said something about in that town hall you need to be polite. she is campaigning on that i don't need to be polite. she is selling bags that have that phrasen it. steve: that's the very

latest on the road to 2020. meantime on the road to headlines. ainsley has that. ainsley: okay. caught on camera. a deadly train crash in texas. >> oh my god the crane is falling over. oh my god. >> that video showing the moment the crane went down on to apartment building in dallas killing one and injuring five others. strong winds blamed for the sudden collapse. we have seen that in new york unfortunately too. it fell on to a high rise at parking garage and crushed some cars and flipped some cars over as well. >> literally cut through the top of the roof. i saw a couple people hanging off their windows trying to get out. some people said they couldn't find their fiance. someone else said their husband was stuck or something. >> this morning, two people remain in critical condition. and panic at one of the nation's largest theme parks as a brush fire closes in sending smoke and ash into the air. >> oh my god.

ainsley: thrill seekers running for the exits at six flags magic mountain in california. >> big cloud of smoke and ash. they kicked us out. the entire hill is now black and the smoke came up. it turned all orange. >> at least nine people were hospitalized for smoke exposure. the fire never actually reached the park. and joe biden's tweet to honorable usama bin laden on best friends day back firing on social media. the former vice president posting this image of a friendship bracelet with both of their names on it over the weekend. former advisor david axelrod responding saying this is a joke, flight biden says he asked obama not to endorse him. and those are your headlines. steve: i didn't realize it was best friends day. now i know. brian: 13 minutes after the hour. david ortiz shot overnight in his home country. the ambush caught on camera. we will share it. >> this as the number of

americans dying at certain resorts there has been climbing. we are live in the dominican republic coming up next. filibuster ♪ tum tum tum tums this ijust listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. ninety eight percent are still on the road after 10 years. come on mom, let's go!

baseball star david or tease shot overnight in his home country dominican republic. ainsley: four americans died under mysterious circumstances just this year

alone. steve: griff jenkins joins us live covering both stories for us. how is david ortiz doing now that he is out of surgery? >> well, that's a good question, steve, ainsley and brian, good morning. where we are is where those mysterious deaths first began being reported. if you just go up the road here santa domingo to the capital 92-kilometers where it says on that sign where the red sox legend david ortiz went to a nightclub there and was shot by a suspect who is in custody as for o ortiz's condition local reporters are reporting he was out of danger but shot in the back at close range and he reportedly told one of the doctors i'm a good man, please don't let me die. ortiz's father here on the island. a native of the dominican republic. his dad said he is just trying to find out some answers exactly on what happened. interestingly the suspect was beaten by a crowd before he was taken into custody. that's breaking now. as we try and find out and

came here to you get some answers to the mysterious death occurring here. this resort behind me is where we first reported meranda warner of pennsylvania 41 years old took a drink from the mini bar here, died a day later. and then a maryland couple edward holmes and cynthia day just engaged did not respond to calls to their checkout time and died five days later. this happenings on may 25th and may 30th. the investigators now include american teams to include the fbi, the cdc trying to find out what happened. there are similarities that all had enlarged hearts. respiratory failure and fluid in the lungs. the toxicology reports are not back. we can report now fox news has learned that a fourth man died in april towards the end of april. robert bell wallace of california. the state department acknowledging his death at a resort in punta can that

about an hour from here. we can confirm the deaths of a u.s. citizen in april of 2019 in the dominican republic. we offer our sincerest condolences to the family for their loss out of respect for the family during this time. we do not have any additional information to provide. it is that information, additional information that these grieving families want, brian, ainsley, and steve. the tourist minister here was speaking with the media towards the end of last week. garcia. he said people don't have anything to worry about. this is isolated case. here is more of what he had to say. take a listen. >> we never had to give a press conference like this to clarify nothing tells you that it is a coincidence. circumstantial facts that has occurred. we have talked to the attorney representing one of the families. we will have more. steve: griff jenkins live

from the dominican republic. ainsley: that woman who claimed to have been beaten so badly on that island. steve: moving on, we will talk about how bernie sanders is taking aim at walmart and mcdonald's. when did you see the sign? when i needed to jumpstart sales. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage. ...and got them back on track. get started at fastsigns.com.

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canceling all flights involving their boeing 737 max jets through september the 3rd. american previously wanted the planes back in the air by mid august. not going to happen. the decision effects roughly 115 flights per day right through september. all right? brian? brian: all right 2020 democrat bernie sanders, he wants to be the nominee on the democratic side and ramping up attacks on nation's largest employers while ghansding pay their workers a solid living wage. >> walmart pays many of its employees starvation wages. walmart can afford to pay its employees a living wage. >> a fight for mcdonald's a fight for millions of working class people sick of working longer hours for lower wages. i hope and believe that in the next month the united states house of representatives will pass a $15 an hour minimum wage.

brian: will ideas like these wind up hurting the same people they're mental to help? especially for workers nut restaurant industry? here to discuss this president and ceo of fazioli's business. he has done many things especially in small business. his heart is for the worker. what is he exactly doing for the worker? >> yeah, so i think his approach is just a little too aggressive. federal minimum wage needs to be raised gradually over a period of time. if we would go to $15 an hour next year it would be catastrophic for many of the small operators and even regional size brands for tuesday would just be detrimental. >> why? >> about 30% of your overall cost is labor. if you take your labor up by $7 you will absorb $2.010 for every hour pass onto the consumer. figure out how to recover those lost profits. brian: you have to go to the

customer who decided to eat out strawntd business. i'm charging you more for everything because minimum wage went up. other people making over minimum wage because they're good workers they will have to get a raise too. there will be a ripple effect on down. >> no question. the other unintended consequences you will see more automation. more restaurants and trains and already seeing it in large scale brands right now with automation. brian: goes after mcdonald's. what's the reality about mcdonald's franchised owned. >> overall impact to the mcdonald's corporation is not going to be great. individual franchiseee is going to have a large impact. >> on top of that now when you walk in there is no one to greet you. you have that machine in front of you and hit your order and making it in the back. >> regardless what they say that's where we are heading and going right now. see it already with the kiosk with self-serve, we have been training americans how to do that for several years in the airline

industry and banks. restaurants are going in the same direction. brian: do you worry, for example, the one thing president obama never really seemed to realize is there will be a reaction for every action he took to force business to do certain things. so, when you see these -- when you see these candidates on the trail saying i'm going to bat for the worker, you have to look around the next corner, right? >> sure. again, you need to do it gradually. i'm all for and support the federal minimum wage. too low right now. no one is payin paying it anywa. we cannot go to $15 an hour it will create too many -- brian: if walmart is paying me x amount of dollars if i can go to k-mart or another chain. if they want you to stay more money. free market has always been what fueled this country. >> absolutely. if you want to retain employees most important thing you will have to be competitive with wages. seen our wages spike dramatically over the last few years to make sure we

retain our employees. brian: when people talk about the silent majority, i imagine, carl, these people saying they don't understand my small business. they don't understand how much time i'm putting in my dry cleaning place and how much time i'm putting into my deli. if i put in my time and forced higher wages. the candidate forced me to do that is not going to get my vote. i'm not going to tell anybody. i'm going to go to the ballot box. >> $15 an hour sounds great it will absolutely hurt the small mom and pop operators and even chains like subway. what rur going to charge $9 for a foot long? brian: not way in franchise because the labor cost is too large. >> right. brian: anti-trump hearings on obstruction and collusion claims. what will they find thought mueller report never did? dan bongino has an idea. he is on deck. ♪ ♪

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mowed her lawn. >> when i was a cop did it all the time with the pervasiveness people get a see what i saw every day. they do it for almost no money. good for him. brian: i can't wait for today long wait to see john dean back on capitol hill how much worse donald trump richard nixon takes place as if watching cnn prime time when he is on every day saying the same thing the last three years was not enough. now we get to see that front and center. >> that's what we need to hear from another discredited former felon. the democrats really rack it up on the winner's list that they use for their character people. you had michael cohen who can't seem to tell the truth about anything. john dean, you know, a former felon. they don't have anything. and this goes back to what they are really doing, brian. this whole charade they are engaging on this week in these impeachment hearings, it's an act. what they are trying to do is distract from the fact that the mueller probe is

completely collapsing its credibility. there were a lot of breaks that happened this week that you probably didn't hear about if you are not watching this network or at least to the degree you should have. we found out that john dowd, trump's lawyer voice mail to mike flynn was edited to make it seem nefarious when it wasn't. we found out one of mueller wants informants on the trump team was just arrested on child pornography charges. and we found out that one of paul mart's alleged russian contacts was really a state department contact underthat oud mueller report. ainsley: dan, we have a tweet from the president. he said for two years all the democrats talked about was the mueller report. because they knew that it was loaded up with 13 angry democrat trump haters. later increased to 18. despite the bias, when the report came out, the finding were no collusion and facts that led to no obstruction. the democrats were devastated. after all this time and money spent $40 million, the mueller report was a disaster for them.

but they want a redo or do over. they are even bringing in sleaze bag attorney john dean, sorry, no do-overs. go back to work. what do you think the american public thinks about this? are they ready to move on or do they want this? >> public polling end catsd the american public moved on a long time ago from this. but the democrats don't have anything else. you have to keep in mind. they are not just hiding what i just talked to you about. the now collapsing credibility of the mueller report. those things i told you about by the way, these are not bizarre conspiracy theories. these are things anyone can look up themselves. what mueller did was wrote a 400 page opinion piece. that's not a serious report. in other words, he picked out little tidbits that made the trump team look guilty of this obstruction charge, but he left out all the information that exxonner rate offed president trump. that's why when bill barr and rosenstein looked at the case they, of course, weren't going to charge it. it was a ridiculous case. one more thing, they are also hiding this now what

appears to be massive spying scandal by the obama administration due to reporting on this own network may have started earlier with mike film before trump was even running. steve: there is a report in axios this morning that follows up on what you just said. they polled a bunch of swing voters with a focus group. it turns out they are still on team trump in that particular state, which is troubling for joe biden. but when asked about the mueller report it was just a big yawn. >> yeah, steve, they have nothing else. they don't. for two years they have sold us this bag of air popcorn. you know you get the box and you go through the air popcorn and looking for the prize at the bottom? there is nothing there. it's all air popcorn. there was never anything there. and they are trying to fabricate an obstruction charge that doesn't exist and they know it. brian: all right. the other thing is, you worry about a magnet to bring illegals to our country? one was this flores rule unaccompanied minors get out.

if unaccompanied minors in. how about this magnet. california will now give free benefits to illegals. health benefits. spend $98 million to cover 90,000 illegals. they think this is a good move for california taxpayers. >> you know o'rourke once said you think healthcare is expensive now, wait until it's free. brian, they already tried. this they tried this air quotes free because only liberals believe in the money fairy. they believe things are actually free. how is healthcare free? you want the doctor to work for free in the nurse to work for free. [administrative staff at the hospital? who is going to donate the land? who pays the electric bill? who pays for the x-ray machine and mri. only free to liberals like aoc and bernie sanders who legitimately believe a moneyy fairy exists. they actually tried this in vermont. you know, where bernie sanders is from? and the democrat, yes, democrat governor of vermont had a pull back on it

because it's obvious fiscal insanity. nothing is free. somebody was going to pay. and do you know who was going to pay in the vermont taxpayers who were going to see their tax load double. wait until california residents hear that the 13 hers or whatever tax they are paying now to the state of california is going to double and triple in some cases. i'm sure they are going to love that finance the entire world's healthcare. ainsley: this is why a lot of people are leaving high tax states for that very reason. i was talking to a real estate agent in florida. saying it's such a great market in florida. so many people are moving down there. making a lot of money in real estate. >> check out u-haul rates from california to texas and then texas to california. they they are a whole lot more expensive from california to texas because there is a lot of demand. brian: political price to pay. a lot of democrats moving into republican states. they are bringing that mind set to the republican states. we will see. ainsley: texas and florida. all right. steve: dan bongino, thank

you very much. >> always good to talk to you. see you guys. steve: from florida. where the real estate is booming. ainsley: that's right. look at other headlines this morning. this week marks 25 years since o.j. simpson's wife nicole and friend ron goldman were brutally murdered. you probably remember where you were when watching that oj was acquit you had of the killings in 1995. now tells the associated press. life is final. the subject of the moment is the subject i will never revisit again. my family and i have moved on to what we call the no negative zone. oj was released from prison in 2017 on separate charges for a botched robbery. a man is dead after being struck by lightning and crashing his motorcycle. florida highway patrol sharing this photo of his cracked helmet with burn marks on it. police say the man was riding his bike near older when the lightning struck his head. congresswoman aoc is accused of running away from a potential opponent. talk radio producer rich

valdez says the -- told the "new york post" he tried to debated the freshman congresswoman when he saw her at the puerto rican day parade in new york city. instead of engaging with him he says that she turned around. a spokeswoman for aoc tells the post she kept walking. the parade moved. it's a procession, give me a break. one u.s. city wants to punish the parents of bullies. a proposal in wisconsin rapids would hold guardians responsible if there their child engages in mean behavior. the penalties were first offense would be $50. the move combings afte comes after local middle school student receive notes urging her to kill herself. those are your headlines. steve: 19 minutes now before the top of the hour there is a possibility of rain today in new york city. and janice dean knows all about that. janice: yeah more than a possibility, my friend. i guarantee 100 percent chance of rain at some point. i think it's going to hold off this morning. because we had some wonderful girls playing soccer. look at the girls playing

soccer right now. it's world cup. it's happening. these girls are so good. i'm going to get my jeensz on and sneakers and join them in the next hour. stay tuned to the forecast. cloudy sky 61 in new york city. forecast calling for rain for much of the east coast. bring your umbrella. revie rain in a short period of time and flash flooding issue throughout the day today. other big story is not only the flooding but extreme heat across the west. 100-degree temperatures all up and down the coast. 91 parts of the northwest for the next several days. we will be watching for that and playing some soccer. world cup soccer. brian, i know you are a big girl's soccer fan, correct? brian: correct, yeah. i like the men, too. and as well as the women but right now it's all about the women. janice: it is on fox. brian: fox sports 1, fox sports 2 and fox which your

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excitement. bon your. >> yes. i'm so excited that you did. yesterday was our first day here. it was kind of a cool, quiet, rainy sunday. but there were still a lot of fans around. and i had so much fun catching up with all of them. getting to know them and exploring this beautiful city. take a look. [chanting u.s.a.] i'm 90 miles outside paris in a town called reims. looks like reams. but the locals tell me it is pronounced hans. kick off thursday. really exciting stuff. we found the team bus. this is going to be home to team u.s.a. as they travel around france for hopefully the next month.

>> we go to every game wanting to win. go out there and show what we have. carley: as luck would have it reims official champagne capital of the world raise a glass to team u.s.a. we traveled across the atlantic ocean to play why? >> yes. because we love soccer. we have always loved the women's team. we are here in champagne country. carley: that, my friends, is the most important part. >> why are a big soccer family. special to be here with them to see the women play and hopefully repeat as champions. carley: look at you. i noticed your scarf is very patriotic where are you from. >> older, florida. three of our players with are with team u.s.a. so we came to root them on. >> we want to represent our country as best we can. and motivate and inspire young girls. >> these are my new friends.

they live in the city and they are even excited about team u.s.a. being here. they are waiting outside team u.s.a.'s hotel to get a signature from alex morgan. how cool is that? overall you think team u.s.a. is going to pull it off, right? >> of course, yes. for sure. >> you think they will pull it off and score two back-to-back world cup victory. >> i do. they are a good team. carley: who do you think is going to win the world cup? >> the united states. >> who do you say? >> team u.s.a. carley: i like that confidence. go u.s.a.? >> number one. carley: we're actually staying at the same hotel as team u.s.a. can i say all the players are walking around. they look cool, calm and collected. confident i know i am in france but i have been talking to a lot of the

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♪ hands up ♪ playing my song ♪ butterflying fly away ♪ nodding my head like yeah ♪ moving my hips like yeah. brian: i know soccer club so is manhattan. manhattan soccer club is one of the best in the country. they have brought their game to our fox square. to promote what should be a great game today. easiest game today. the u.s. plays tomorrow against thailand. receive receive you will be able to watch world cup on fox sports 1 starting today. ainsley: how beautiful is that all those flags? steve: it's beautiful.

you know who the flags are from? ainsley: i do tunnel 2 towers that great organization that helps pay off the mortgages of folks that have been injured on the job or have lost their lives on the job. we love that organization. brian: also, there is huge story, the victim's compensation fund has again run out of money, those are the people that went onto the pile when everything was was still very tumultuous. years later police officers and firefighters all losing their lives from cancer and running out of money. over all the things that congress could be doing, not having john dean talking about watergate maybe they could renew that fund. we lost 52 people and maybe more probably that don't even link it since that 9/11 attack. steve: brian, you just mentioned john dean, there he is. democrats calling watergate witness john dean to testify today in the start of their own hearings on obstruction. and collusion claims and the his call claims vowfling out

white house. ainsley: slamming for a do-over of the mueller probe. steve: doug mckelway is live on the spotlight on the special counsel's report. it keeps on going, doesn't it, doug? >> it sure does. the temperature is rising in washington in advance of a series of hearings that will get underway this week which is the democrats' attempt to keep the spotlight on what they believe is obstruction you have justice on the part of this president. particularly controversial is the appearance today 2:00 p.m. before the house judiciary committee of former watergate figure john dean his appearance on effort by democrats to links the trump administration to spirit and appear and to the nixon administration. he has called trump authoritarian president and wrote in the op-ed all americans are affected by out growing authoritarianism that made mr. trump president. actually it was a republic that made mr. trump president. he went on to say these people who facilitated his rise will remain long after mr. trump is gone. we need to pay more attention. then saturday dean tweeted

this would someone get trump a dog. he needs a friend so he went endlessly vent on twitter. he is uninterested in government and policy. he doesn't read and exercise. he has no real friends. a dog might save human kind. admittedly it is a lot to ask of a dog but help is needed. that's mr. dean. needlessly tweeting and venting on twitter. trump fresh off his visit to europe and japan raring for a fight two years all the democrats talked about was the mueller report because they knew it was loaded up with 13 angry democrat trump haters. later increased to 18. but despite the bias, when report came out, the finding were no collusion and the facts led to no obstruction. they are bringing even at cnn sleaze bag john dean. sorry no, do-overs. go back to, woman of achievement nancy pelosi says she wants the president to go to jail. that doesn't seem to be working. welcome back to washington,

mr. president. back to you in new york. steve: no kidding. it was quiet when he was over in europe. >> semi quiet. steve: doug mckelway, thank you so much. brian: some ways to go we know in the next two weeks boomerang will be in full effect. michael horowitz report. forensics what led to this whole mueller report. what led to the investigation of the president and see if there is any wrongdoing. a lot of people seem to be covering themselves right now. ainsley: a lot of people sick of talking about this. let's move on people are saying. if you look at the latest harris poll found that 45% of those polled are not in favor of impeachment. 35% are. and 20 percent said they were undecided. steve: mark penn, who advised bill clinton, and also hillary clinton, he was there during the bill clinton impeachment and listen to this sound bite about what he sees happening in the country regarding this president, which it sounds like he is saying was worse than the treatment of bill clinton. listen.

>> i spent a lot of time with president clinton. and i spent an entire year, 1998, on an impeachment that didn't happen and tore the country apart. and i thought at that time, never again. and then i see all of those things developing again. in fairness, even worse. investigations of the president, of the campaign, of the administration. of the president's family. done in -- with methods that were meant to investigate people, not crimes and things that seem to me to go way over the bounds of the constitution. brian: that's the thing that mark penn brings up. he has not changed his stription. but he has changed his opinions about what is going on in this country. much alan dershowitz sees a lot what's wrong here. no one looked at bill clinton and says these things didn't happen. they have looked whether he lied in front of congress and what these women had claimed. but republicans weren't

playing a role except scrutinizing behavior. this is let's see what was going on. were you sending spies to go up against unpaid foreign policy advisors to the president over the course of years. i don't know if you saw it carter page was interviewed over the weekend. this guy stephan halper to work on carter page and george papadopoulos. prior to the fisa warrants if he seen what took place. this guy halper was all over him. desperate to get information to further investigation that had not taken root yet. steve: just the fact that our justice department and fbi through the mechanisms that they apparently went to court to get, surveilled a political campaign, a presidential campaign that was based on, according to what we have seen so far. essentially opposition research by out other party. that is crazy. ainsley: up think most of the country is saying will these lawmakers just move on and focus on the issues we care about and why we go and

vote? the president is trying to fix this problem with immigration down on our southern border. not getting any help from our lawmakers in d.c. so he is having to use leverage. slap mexico with tariffs. they were supposed 5% tariffs today. they reached a deal. mexico and the united states have a deal now that they reached over the weekend. mexico saying we are going to help. we are going to try to crack down on immigration so they are not flooding your country. brian: 6,000 national guardsmen going down there. more of a police force action to dismantle human smuggling and trafficking that would help. get 12,000 bucks to get a family here family can barely pay. they end up enslaved to the trafficker. asylum seekers returned to mexico and wait for asylum there. that will be a huge boost if we could do that and somehow make facilities for them. mexico to offer asylum seekers jobs, healthcare, and education. that's been a lot of talk to this point. now they have pledged to back that up with real dollars. steve: well, of the president has declared victory in this and he did

secure significant commitments from mexico. he tweeted this out. now with our new deal, just about an hour ago. mexico is doing more for the u.s.a. on illegal immigration than the democrats. in fact, the democrats are doing nothing. they wants open borders, which means illegal immigration, drugs, and crime. jason chaffetz takes a look at what the president did by threatening 5% tariffs on their stuff and has this observation. >> the reason donald trump became president, donald trump in america is they wanted to interruptive president. they wouldn't do what the status quo wanted. if you want different rules you have got to do something different. >> kellyanne conway is going be joining us from the white house just a little less than an hour from now. we will talk to her regarding what's next regarding our relationship with our biggest trading partner mexico.

brian: usmca will be huge replace nafta. supposed to pass easily. democrats should not have a problem with usmca. minor things about mexican labor laws all to be address you had. that's why the foreign minister was originally going to come and speak to the speaker of the house. see if momentum will get back behind this. ainsley: if you are one of these migrants go to california because will get free healthcare benefits. the legislature is going to vote this week. they are pushing free healthcare for these illegal aliens, or illegal immigrants, ages 19 to 25. low income adults. it's going to cost $98 million to cover about 90,000 illegal immigrants. brian: is that where you want your taxpayer dollars going to people who snuck in here illegally, milking the system and now they get additional. ainsley: help? brian: yeah. get additional benefits from basically sneaking into california. you know, how do you feel right now if you are doing it the right way. you are driving a cab.

wearing -- having a green card, working in a factory having a green card. hoping to fay right. paying all the fees and studying for the test test test test. all of a sudden people sneak in get jobs, can't be detained ice has pushed back and now free dental healthcare. they get checkups. maybe they get free physicals. pay on local sports teams. show up at school free education. what a great country. steve: california is a sanctuary state. so they know, you know, if you are living in a sanctuary state you know that when migrants do go to our emergency rooms, they wind up getting the healthcare anyways. state of california just figuring out okay. we're going to go ahead and we're going to pull out trigger and pay for this out of our state legislature to the tune you have almost $100 million. dan bongino who joibsd us this morning from florida had this observation about the sunshine state, california and why it's not going to work.

>> they actually tried this in vermont where bernie sanders is from. democrat governor of vermont had to pull back on it because it's obvious fiscal insanity. nothing is free. somebody was going to pay. and do you know who was going to pay in the vermont taxpayers who are going to see their tax load double. waited until california residents hear that the 13% or whatever tax they're paying now tout state of california is going to double and triple in some cases. i'm sure they are going to love that to finance the entire world's healthcare. ainsley: interesting so many people are leaving that state and moving where it's a lot cheaper because they are not in support of that. steve: arizona, texas. ainsley: homeless numbers are staggering. brian: so the money that you need and a lot of these need mental healthcare. might not be money for a facility, may not be money for rehab. may not be money for doctors and all the programs needed to get people back on their feet, they were born in many cases with schizophrenia and other things not on then. but it's on maybe society to

help out a little bit. so that money, instead of going to them, legal americans in many cases they are going to illegal immigrants who sponge off the system and send the money back to their original country in many situations. understand it's not between us and them. it's between california residents in need and ones who don't belong here and need. steve: it's what the state legislature decided and the governor signed it. that's going to be the law of the land out west. ainsley: 12 minutes after the top of the hour. more headlines this morning. again with this. a fox news alert. former boston red sox star david ortiz shot in a bar in his home country the dominican republic overnight. surveillance video shows the moment a gunman fired at or ortiz in the back. the suspect taken into custody after being held down and beaten by a crowd witnesses. ortiz reportedly telling a doctor quote please don't let me die i am a good man

before undergoing emergency surgery. is he in stable condition. known as big pappy, he retired in 2016 after leading the red sox to three world series titles. two horses die at a california race track this weekend bringing the total to 29 since december. horse died of a heart attack on sunday one day after formal dude fell and needed to be euthanized. the california racing board asked the santa anita track to suspend racing for two weeks management says they will remain open. from the winner's circle to the white house, president trump welcome indy 500 champ simon pagino and team penske to washington today. it's first time in more than a decade president will honor an indy winner. team penske was just at the white house last month to celebrated nascar cup champion joey logano. those are your headlines. steve: 19 presidential candidates showed up in iowa over the weekend to pitch their opinions to voters.

guess who didn't show up? joe biden. ainsley: so where's joe? and is he losing his edge. ed is here coming up next ♪ good to be alive right about now ♪

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>> there are some well-intentioned democrats and candidates who believe that the best way forward is a middle ground strategy. it is a failed political strategy. >> i'm not spending my time with high-dollar donors and with corporate lobbyists. >> we're not going to win by playing it safe. we're promising a return to normal. ainsley: 2020 presidential democratic hopefuls taking aim at joe biden without saying his name who skipped campaigning in iowa over the weekend. steve: we know who they are talking about. new des moines register poll shows his lead slipping among voters in the state is biden losing his edge? brian: here to react is ed henry. he has always been in the lead but doesn't do much. >> he doesn't. second straight weekend he skipped something. did he in california when you had all the democratic candidates out there that was move on.org and others that the state democratic party convention. he skipped that he skipped this in iowa.

he is playing a very dangerous game joe biden. he might win it. he is betting that he is the most electable guy to face donald trump in the general election. if he plays rope adope here and skips these events. is he betting more moderate guy in party. not as socialist and left as a lot of people think. >> . that's a dangerous game when john hickenlooper went to the convention in california we can't have socialism trump will get reelected he got booed. axios has something this morning, a focus group of eight obama voters who went trump in 2016. all eight of these swing voters in pennsylvania sticking with trump for now think like him. 37-year-old kindergarten i will only go with biden or another democrat where trump left off tariffs, immigration economy he is getting high marks. 28-year-old said he is the best-looking food at the buffet right now. other people are saying is he a negotiator. he is assertive. he is powerful. here is the bottom line. here is this conversation in

new york, d.c. other places about the twitter and everything else that he is too strong and attacking. some people like that and think he is assertive and powerful. brian: especially the farmers see if that transthrits wisconsin. >> in pennsylvania they are stickering with him. steve: fox nation ed has a great show called front row seat we don't have time for a clip -- we do. >> dick vitale one of my guests. 80th birthday listen to dick vitale. this is great. >> i lost my eye when i was a kid i thought it was the end of the world. my mom and dad fifth grade educated but so much love she would always say to me, richy, don't ever believe in can't. you cayou can be what you want o be. this is america. some people say i'm so enthusiastic and overcome that we had a lot of bullying going on in our nation. i remember being bull idea.

ed: how did your mom help you overcome that. >> she kept on telling me you can't let those people bring you down and dominate your life what you are. be the best you can be. ed: you have to watch this show the whole part of it we do it in two parts. he actually breaks down and cries talking about his mom telling him to fight back because he was blind in one eye. he was 80 years old yesterday dick vitale. check out the show. other great guests as well. ainsley: he got the last laugh. ed: he has become a great success. ainsley: thanks, ed. four teenagers running into a burning house to save their 90-year-old hero. those four teens are going to join us live next ♪ rescue me ♪

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first 10%. that's how much the ammo sales have reportedly increased in california. comes ahead of a new law requiring show i.d. and go through background check before buying bullets. next, 4. that's how many female law clerks have been hired by supreme court justice brett kavanaugh. justice ruth bader ginsburg praising him for more women than men serving as law clerks for the first time. finally, two. that's how many cosmetic products is recalling for cancer-causing minerals as pets as it. >> joe: i just use that term all the time. the product is sold at claire's. the store says it's safe but offering refund. >> now here is ainsley. ainsley: four teenagers rushed into a house to rescue a neighbor. getting ready for bed when bedroom caught on fire. so bad she couldn't see to

get out of room. that's when the boys boy was rit there. and he picked me up and i said i can walk and he said we're getting out of here. ainsley: here with more from behind the scenes what happened is they rescued catherine. these four heroes right here 17-year-old wyatt hall. 16-year-old dylann wick and seth byrd and 14-year-old nick byrd. thank you so much for being with us. >> you are welcome. ainsley: seth, tell me what happened. >> we were about to leave, right, to go get some drinks and my friend wyatt was like what's that smell? and then we started smelling like burning rubber. and the house alarm started going and we rushed over there and tried to get in the house. and dylann called 911. and nick got through the back and i got to the front and wyatt went down to the neighbor's house and got help. that was pretty much how it started.

ainsley: y'all worked together. when you went inside, did you hear catherine screaming. >> yeah. she was screaming for help. >> and then what happened next? >> i just kind of looked around and saw her at the end of the hallway. i picked her up and set her at the bottom of the porch steps. ainsley: dylann, did you know catherine. in the neighborhood we grew up in we all know each other and help each other. did you know her? >> that was wyatt that's his neighborhood. ainsley: wyatt, did you know her? >> yes, ma'am, did i know her. a few years flag was a storm and the transformer in our backyard had been hit by lightning and our backyard caught fire. and well, her children came over to our house and they took us in to catherine's house. and we stayed there for a couple hours that night. ainsley: dillon, what compelled you all to run in and save her. >> it was a big adrenaline

rush like it was mental to be. just reacted really good. ainsley: were any of you scared? what was going through your mind, seth? >> no. i wasn't scared at all. i was just trying to save whoever was in there and make sure that everything was okay. ainsley: wyatt, what did she say when you rescued her? >> that was nick. ainsley: nick was the one who picked her up? >> yeah. ainsley: nick, what did she say? >> that she was just very thankful and all that. ainsley: and you carried her outside. what's out reaction from your parents and from the community? >> they are just glad everyone is safe and really glad that we helped. ainsley: well now you are on national news. y'all are heroes. thank you so much for being such good boys. we are all so proud of you. >> thank you. ainsley: thank you. god bless. danger in dominican republic. baseball star david ortiz

shot overnight in his own country as the number of deaths climb as the hotel resorts. we are live from the dominican republic next.

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brian: 28 minutes before the top of the hour. back with a fox news alert. not good news. retired baseball super star david ortiz was shot in his home country and hometown of the dominican republic. ainsley: this as fox news learns more about the four americans died under mysterious circumstances this year. steve: as it turns out griff jenkins is live in the dominican republic covering both stories for us this morning. griff, let's start with david ortiz. he has operated on last night. we have heard some of the reporting from that. do we know his status this morning? griff: we do. good morning steve, brian and ainsley. ortiz's father who is here as well on the island telling local reporters a few hours ago that david is,

quote: stable and out of danger. but, you know, there is some 2 million americans who visit the dominican republic every year there are serious questions as to how safe it was. where we are is the report. we will get to those deaths in a minute. the capita is half a mile away. ortiz and some friends went to a popular nightclub and a man pulled up got off a motorcycle and shot him in the lower back. obviously very, very troubling we are hearing from local reports or tees told the doctors don't let me die. i'm a good man. the red sox who ortiz played for big poppy as he is known three world championships. red sox putting out this statement we have offered david's family all available resources to aid in his recovery and will continue to keep them in our hearts. meanwhile, let me get back to why we came here we are

outside the resort where we learned of three deaths and now we are hearing the fourth death which actually happened in punta cana about an hour east of here. that is a california man, 67 years old. robert bell wallace. now, wallace came here in late april to his stepson's wedding according to his wife he is h. a scotch from the mini bar and later died from that first three that we learned about took place on may 25th here at the resort behind me. meranda 41 years old psychotherapist from pennsylvania took a drink from the mini bar later died and then a maryland couple edward holmes and cynthia day five days later were unresponsive to calls to their room for checking out. they, too passed away. the minister of tourism here, the local officials have said these are isolated

incidents. that they are not connected local towr towrm tourism. >> never had to gave press conference like this to clarify nothing tells you it is a coincidence circumstantial fact that has occurred. initial autopsy done here had three things in common. enlarged heart, respiratory failure and fluid on the lungs in the case of meranda, cynthia and edward. i have been speaking with the attorney cynthia bullock and he sends this statement to fox news this morning saying quote, the families are tender to find out what happened and why continuing we look forward to getting the fbi findings. that's a key point, guys. because the fbi is here assisting in the investigations along with some other international and american cdc teams.

we will find out a lot more. another thing that mr. bullock really wants to know is the toxicology report which is not yet come out, that could tell us a lot about whether this could be a case of poisoning or whether, as the officials here say they are simply pre-existing health conditions and coincidental isolated incidences. we are trying to find out more. guys? steve: no kidding. a lot of questions and not many answers. griff is down in the dominican republic as part of a joint investigation between "fox & friends" and tucker carlson. he will have more tonight from the dominican republic on tucker. brian: if i have tickets to go down there and if i planned my vacation i would think no problem. how can you feel good knowing that someone is telling you it's a coincidence. ainsley: worried about tourism. brian: they should be. ainsley: lawyer for estranged husband of a connecticut mom is speaking

out. >> i'm not seeing a murder here. i'm not necessarily sure i see the tampering but i have got a chance -- i will get a chance to review some of the evidence this week and i'm looking forward to it. >> due back in court tomorrow facing charges connected to the disappearance of jennifer. the mother of five has not been seen since last month. investigators are searching a landfill for any clues as prosecutors say that he and his girlfriend were caught on camera flowing out bloody trash bags. democratic socialist rasheda tlaib wants to pay trlsz of dollars to pay low income americans for doing knock. michigan congresswoman releasing a plan that would give up to $3,000 for individuals and $6,000 to families every year. she says her plan will reduce poverty levels and increase wages. it's unclear who exactly will be footing the bill. flying cows do exist, apparently. an inflatable cow caught on camera soaring through the air. giant if i can fillet mascot

winds in alabama. some comparing it to the giant movie twisters when a tornado sends cows flying. >> we all know everybody hates sitting on middle seat in the airplane. ♪ thought internet suspect in arms who deserves the middle seat arm rest. debate started when the rich -- is the rich eisen show says does the person sitting in the middle seat on the airplane get both arm rest 47 percent said definitely and 53% no way. >> absolutely thought. learn to share. brian: did you ever openly discuss sharing the arm rests? steve: no. brian: never discussed it. we should discuss it as a people. and also there is a way to coexist arm rest.

put your arm down, i'm co-existing right here, no decision maybe made. if that happened to me i would think he is trying to take my arm rest and i'm trying we are in a war. brian: that's a problem. steve: honestly janice dean think if i'm stuck in the middle seat i should get both. janice: that's what they invented arm wrestling for. brian: arm wrestling? janice: i don't know if that's true or not. talk about the manhattan soccer girls club here. first i want to point this out. what's your name young lady. >> dakota. >> where are you from. >> maryland. janice: you are the biggest littlest "fox & friends" fan, correct? >> yes. janice: i love it. did your mom make that t-shirt? >> no. >> did you buy it online. >> no. janice: you didn't? >> our friend jen made it. janice: jen, call me. and thank you all for coming today. and we're going to do quick weather.

because what we are expecting a little rain in the forecast. it's not going to rain in our parade here on fox square. temperatures in the low 60's. this is where we are going to seat potential for heavy rain from florida all the way up toward maine, cold front and area of low pressure. that's going to bring nasty weather for much of today. tomorrow is much improved and we have another portion of the central u.s. which we are going to continue to monitor. names real quick? >> i'm avery. >> i'm salon. >> and i'm meghan. janice: you are from the manhattan soccer club what are you doing today. >> we came tout to play and show off our skills. janice: are you going to show our skills. >> we are here to support the u.s. women's national team. janice: are you excited about that. >> yes, i'm so excite you had. janice: are you going to watch it this week. >> yes, of course. >> who are you rooting for. >> the u.s. janice: all right. you play in any type of weather, right? >> yes, of course. janice: tell us about the worst weather have you ever played. >> in we once showed up to the field and covered in snow and our dads had to run and buy shovels and shovel

the whole field. janice: your dads are awesome. >> very committed. janice: you are going to teach me tricks? >> we are. janice: these ladies are awesome. you guys like number one, right? >> of course. janice: oh yeah, we are. going to play some soccer. are you guys going to watch? >> yes. janice: will you play some soccer with me? [laughter] number one cute fan. back inside and i'm going to show some skills. brian: they're one ever the finest clubs in the country manhattan soccer club. steve: great to have them today. will will as women's world cup kicks off fox sports and fox sports 1. ainsley: first game today against thailand. steve: google have to answer why they fired a conservative employee. did they discriminate for his beliefs. that lawyer is going to join us and tell us his case coming up. oh, janice, be careful. ♪ taking my time on my ride.

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mr. demore think he got fired by google? >> well, james and another fired employee originally filed suit last year on the basis of their political activities they claimed they were fired. but others at the company have also claimed this they were fired because of their gender, their male gender and their race which is white oration. which are claimed to be overrepresented minorities there. this lawsuit that's going forward now is a class action lawsuit on behalf of all job applicants who claimed they were discriminated against and didn't get a job based on characteristics. james and the other individual plaintiffs have had their cases forced into arbitration by google which by the way no longer does that to people but they have required james and the other plaintiff to do it. so we are -- we have been told by google that they there are actually several million people who apply to the company during the class period of four years and that it is an impossible task for google to respond to discovery on this. but the court said no, you have to allow discovery on

this and we are going to find out whether you discriminated on these bases. >> when you say respond to discovery, what you are saying is you want to see documents from inside google that supports what james said is political bias against conservatives? >> oh, absolutely. political bias and, you know, it's not just documents that this will have to answer some questions us. really we get to delve into employment practices and see what they do behind the scenes. notoriously opaque process. california law requires that they be pretty transparent about these issues and not discriminate on the things we are claiming. steve: when he was at google, how would this bias manifest itself? >> well, our lawsuit details an extensive practice by google senior executives and employees on people based on being just a conservative, being a trump supporter or even in james' case not even -- he calls himself a classical liberal. somebody who just says the company should be

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steve: welcome back. ainsley: we are celebrating the kickoff of the 2019 fifa women's world cup. we are cheering on team usa with fun soccer themed toys for the entire family is maddy the senior editor of the pop insider and a toy insider as well. what are we starting with. >> we will start off with the wicked big sports soccer ball. go big or go home. it's about 8 and a half inches. this one blows up to 8 inches. brian: why would a girl use something like that. ainsley: that's 19.99? >> yeah. it's a lot of fun. inflavment anywhere. bring to the park, the picnic, the beach. tailgating, anywhere. brian: if you get hematocrit in the face it doesn't hurt. >> make your backyard epic with this inflatable soccer court. 26 week long. two goals, comes with a soccer ball. steve: can you put water in it looks like a pool.

>> probably could. comes with a carrying cases if you want away case? brian: how much does it cost. >> 250. brian: ball stays in this way and stays active. these are the nice light up beacons really great to light up the field you have to stop playing in the summer gets dark outside. so i like these because they are verse tile. use them as goals. different boundaries or distance markers. it's a lot of fun. battery powered lasts up 25 hours. steve: now the inflatable. is the buddy bump herbal? >> look how fun that is try not to get inside of that and have the time of your life. brian: in other words, you cannot get hurt if that the point of it. >> run around. bump in with your friends and a lot of fun. play soccer with it. inflatable ball you get inside a lot of fun. steve: meanwhile in front of us collectible items. >> special moment first time that there is merchandise behind the u.s. women's

national team. so here we have these high end collectibles bobble heads we viewer favorite players alex morgan julie. favorite action poses as well. brian: how much do these cost? >> these about $50. higher end collectible. ainsley: what about this? >> we have this u.s. women's team box. five items in this box. we have a nice blanket. a little mini golden soccer ball. head bands looks just like what juli july effort julie ert. make the box and final figures. a little more accessible ought $10 apiece. easy to start your collection. steve: that's great. ainsley: great idea for parents to buy their kids. brian: you do not know who is going to emerge as a star. you expect certain stars. carli lloyd last time. >> absolutely.

brian: don't know which star is going to emerge. thank you. >> having funnel. steve: having a lot of fun. brian: thank you to the soccer club for coming down today. mantz over there still playing with janice. steve: janice dean is in goal. come on. brian: janice travels with flats. she was in high heels to do the weather now she has changed. janice: i'm prepared. brian: you are. ainsley: u.s. team plays tomorrow in thailand. brian: next breaks down definition and what makes them so successful. ainsley: know it all. steve: action on fox sports and fox sports 1. made, thank you very much. brian: coming up next, kellyanne conway is going to be here to talk about the president's deal with mexico and what about the usmca. she will be updating us. of the president is running for re-election. i don't know if you have heard? all preparations go older. ♪ ♪ ♪

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there, franklin square all having good time forgetting there's cameras around, they are just playing. >> american flags making it look to patriotic and so beautiful, we thank them. if you want to donate pay off mortgages to people who died protecting our country, then you can go towers.org. >> do monthly. take out certain amount of money, whatever you're comfortable with. >> eleven dollars each month. >> don't have to worry about it. donation not to wait till the end of the year. >> thank you for joining us the final hour. let's go the nation's capitol. kellyanne conway, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: so the president declared victory with tariff and méxico and we had news this morning that apparently the national guard on méxico's southern borders already stopped the

beast train, a couple hundred migrants on it, they scattered, they arrested 25, not a big move but move in the right direction? >> it certainly is and it's president's leadership, vice president pence, hammered out great agreement with méxico, new features to this. look at the last week in may, we had apprehensions of 5800 people crossing 5800 people in one day at the border. if that happened every single day, 200 million illegals coming this way just this year alone. méxico took the tariff threat seriously and starting to take enforcement of southern border seriously. this is important for both countries, we méxico doing more than democrats on capitol hill to secure southern border, remain in méxico, allowing the asylum seekers to stay in méxico while claims are being

processed. you add acting dhs secretary yesterday on your network talking about why this is very vital and the president stepping up on what i think is one of the most phenomenal weeks, presidency in normandy and capping off the week with new agreement with méxico and the va choice mission act coming in full force and effect this week too allowing veterans to access care in private sector, private means if they cannot access timely quality care at the va which mostly they can. >> listen, we know the deal, the president created urgency for méxico to act, things that we do not know yet that tom homan indicated this morning, there's a third-country provision in this that's been discussed, that whatever country you get to first, not ours, you go back or stay in that country, so could you tell us that and if there's an agricultural purchase also involved in this deal because we

hear different things? >> i can't talk about all the details yet. i will comment on the general principal of the third country. so this would mean if you're coming through central america from northern triangle countries, you to go through méxico to get to the united states, the third country you get to méxico and remain there instead of coming to our southern border, that is very enticing to many people, well, if you're claiming -- if you're leaving home countries because you're claiming asylum, you're making a fear claim, then stay in méxico where mexico has agreed in the past to provide safe passage and economic opportunity and to meet the needs of the individuals who are there waiting for their asylum claims to be processed so why not just stay there, that's something that we have been talking about for quite a while,

it's been part of the president's strategy from the beginning, i say for the 4 years he's been running and being president and here is why, the people behind me at the capitol, they can fix 3 things quickly but refuse to, the tv pra so we stop recycling the young kids that are being used by people not related to because you know if you come with a kid you will get, easier passage into the country, they can also fix asylum laws, they can do this on their own but they fail to do that and they can also fix flores agreement, the flores decision, judicial decision where we can't hold people more than 21 days, you have to release them in the u.s., failing to do that, the president is taking matters into his own hands, talking to méxico and pleased with this agreement. look, it has enforcement mechanism, has enforcement feature to it because the tariffs can -- can go on at any time.

he's never seen law enforcement robustness, there's something very different the way mexicans responded to this latest negotiation and -- and agreement that feels and looks differently than the past. >> kellyanne, the president said fully signed and documented another very important part of the immigration and security deal with méxico, one that the u.s. has been asking about getting for many years, it would be revealed in the not too distant future and will lead vote by méxico's legislative body, we do not anticipate a problem with the vote but for any reason, tariffs will be reinstated, another deal sounds like? >> i was alluding to that earlier, ainsley, i'm not here to talk about this, the president and others will reveal that in due time. i think it shows the strength of the negotiation and everybody whose heads were on fire last week while he was over in europe, everybody here was don't do tariffs and this is a

disaster, he was getting a deal done while he was abroad having a phenomenal visit, look at the people behind me today, they will have none other than john dean, didn't go to jail for obstruction of justice, this is somebody -- they just won't move on. you know, after the mueller report came out what were all the articles, what were people like me asked every single moment of every day? when are they going to move on, how long would you let this linger? they are still investigating, they are calling john dean to testify while this president is securing our southern border and waiting for this congress to vote on the usmca which will modernize nafta which is totally outdated, doesn't work for the american -- doesn't work for the american worker or american farmer, american employer anymore. >> explains pickle that nancy pelosi is in, a lot of people in the party that says we have to go ahead with impeachment thing,

jerry nadler has not publicly disclosed disclosed if he's on impeachment train but nancy pelosi is in charge of the whole party in the house, what is she going to do? >> she's under enormous pressure and i said from the beginning and i will say publicly, she doesn't seem to have control over temper when it comes to the president. look at the awful remarks she made last week while he was abroad. >> about him being in prison? >> yes, and has audacity at normandy sitting steps away, well, i don't talk about the president when i'm in foreign country, that's my principle. she had talked about the president while he was in foreign country. she doesn't have control over temper when it comes to the president. she doesn't have control over her caucus, 31 democrat who represent districts that mike pence won in 2016, they have a very different view about what should be going on and those as she said are in safe districts,

she really brushed back out of control freshmen that people want alexandria ocasio-cortez to maybe primary jerry nadler or chuck schumer. >> chuck schumer. >> all the liberals, chuck schumer if he doesn't get under impeachment train. they are getting people in cable tv waiting for mueller to get the job done and they are getting nothing done. the president is absolutely right, they want do-nothing congress wants do-over on mueller report. they should be voting on usmca, fixing flores and they should not be asking the president to spend $2 trillion more on wasteful spending. >> kellyanne i believe and i've been accused of being naive. i have that usmca does have a passage to pass?

>> many ranking file democrats that have reached out to us, many people that know -- they all know it benefits their district, job creators, job seekers. >> especially the dairy farmers. >> there's no question, dairy farmers, beyond that, folks that represent the union household, the people who were told that manufacturing was dead on its back, construction dead on its back, agriculture was being outsourced, they know that that's back under this president and, again, under enormous pressure, remember nancy pelosi, they all talk about powerful woman in politics, she was only a two-term speaker last time, 2007 to 2011, why, because her party took it too far. if they do something like this again, if they go too far left or they don't do anything at all, she know she will be a one or two-term speaker again.

>> stay tune. we will see. >> one more thing, people want to know this. commentary, i work in opioid drug crisis, we had every single democrat vote, this week my office is trying to get me up on capitol hill for briefing of the senators and the house members, we can't get a room in the house, every time we reserve a room, democrats in charge get rid of it, i want the taxpayers to know we at the white house can't get a room, no room at tend and nancy pelosi's congress to do a briefing on a progress report on a piece of legislation that passed with every democratic vote. they don't want to keep issue alive in 2020, more americans into treatment. >> using it for john dean's makeup room. >> it's really something. >> 2:00 o'clock in the afternoon. >> i passed four state bars, never went to jail for obstruction of justice and don't plan on it. they are picking lawyers from tv now. remember, he also tried to

derail great kavanaugh's nomination, not a credible person. have a great day. >> 11 minutes after the top of the hour, deadly train collapse caught on camera in dallas. stop what you're doing and watch this. >> oh, my gosh, the crane is falling over, oh, my god. ainsley: in that moment crashed to an apartment building and killed a perp and injured 5 others, strong winds were blamed for the sudden collapse which crushed and flipped over cars. >> the crain literally cut through the top of the roof. >> people were trying to get out someone said her husband was stuck or something. >> popular theme park will reopen after nearby rush fire sent people to the exit. >> big fire, that's six flags magic mountain.

smoke and ash filling the air, at least 9 people had to go to the hospital for smoke exposure. the fire never actually reached the park thank goodness. justin bieber is challenging actor tom cruise to a fight. but we better see it to believe it. [laughter] ♪ ♪ ainsley: the singer tweeted, quote, i want to challenge tom cruise to fight in the octigon, cruise has not responded to challenge but fighter connor mcgregor would sponsor. >> are they mad at each other? could you find out. ainsley: who would win?

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brian: back with fox news alert, this is the news that we woke up today, baseball star david ortiz

since retired shot overnight in hometown in the dominican republic. ainsley: fox news is learning more about the four americans who have died under mysterious circumstances there this year. steve: griff jenkins in la romana, you are doing investigation with tucker carlson, we will see more at 8:00 o'clock and then the news about david ortiz broke overnight. >> that's right, steve, raising questions about how safe the dominican republic is. ortiz is not only legend for red sox but he is a hero here in the dominican republic and last night before 9:00 o'clock about an hour and a half away in santo domingo, capital, he was shot in nightclub close range in the back, father telling reporters hours ago that he's in stable condition, he's resting and, quote, big papi will be around for long time, red sox team

putting statement, we have offered david's family available resources to aid in recovery and will continue to keep him in our hearts, but here where we are in the lo romana area, bahia principe resort, we are learning about more deaths, you have the 3, the new fourth in the weekend including about an hour east of here at hard rock hotel, robert bell wallace, 67 year's old of california died in stepson's wedding, in april, died shortly thereafter, the niece saying she wants to know more answers as to why that happened. here behind me the original 3, miranda warner of pennsylvania, 41, may 25th, drank out of mini bar, found dead 5 days later. maryland couple, you have edward holmes and cynthia day, they

were unresponsive to checking out on time for hotel. tourism administer says cases unrelated. here is what he had to say. >> have never had to give a press conference like this to clarify nothing, tells you that it is a coincidence, circumstantial fact that has occurred. >> attorneys for that family say they want more answers and want to know what the fbi has, the fbi assisting, we will try to find out more, we want to know what's on toxicology report, it may have more answers. >> well a do, griff jenkins live in dominican republic, you will see him tonight with tucker. ainsley: student debt crisis exploding, average person owes more than $28,000, what can we do to stop it, the number one thing parents need to know next. guys, what's the matter?

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brian: quick headlines, fox news alert, opioid maker filing for bankruptcy days after making massive settlement with the government, it's called therapeutics, will continue operating while sells off assets, agreed to pay $225 million to settle probe into bribes for doctors and prescribing opioids and voters approve recreational marijuana in 2016, today maine lawmakers will hold hearing on proposed rules for sales and oversight if approved by the legislator, legislature, and sign bid the governor, pot could be in stores as early as 2020. okay, maine. we will see. >> all right, brian, thank you.

44 million owe $1.5 trillion. ainsley: recent data show it is average person owes more than $28,000. so what does this mean for the higher education system and future generations, here to weigh in rachel cruz of ramsey solutions, hey, rachel. >> hey, good morning, guys. ainsley: good morning, that's a lot of money to come out of college and owe $28,000 in. >> i'm seeing studies $34,000 the student, the students have been told lie if you go to college you'll get a degree and everything will be okay, what do they see, they graduate, get a job not making what they thought they would make and we are seeing a lot of millennials are pausing marriage, having kids and even buying a home because of student loan debt. >> sure, statistic out there that 1 million people default on student loans annually, a million for one reason or another, here is something really telling, four in ten

graduates are in jobs that do not require a degree according to new york federal reserve, are we getting the stage where people should -- when you graduate from high school, maybe you should think twice about the path that you had been told your whole life, you go to military, technical school or college, maybe go out and get a job? >> right, well, there are many options, we bought into the lie that you automatically have to go to college and if you get a degree you're going to be successful. sadly, that's not the case. what can i afford, what can my parents if they can help me at all, and you have to look at the math, you have to look common sense and say, i can afford to go to community college, that's great, save tuition, even if you can afford to go to private college, if you can pay for it, that's fine, a lot of students they need a pause year or two, save up if you want to go to school, trade school, other options are out there.

again, just because you have a college degree doesn't mean that you will be successful. >> people hearing and saying, we don't need to go to college and you might not need degree, i'm a big proponent of education and i come from family of teachers, i am a big prop -- proponent of it. i want to say for my daughter to go to school, how do you recommend that we do that? >> ainsley, i'm with you, i'm all for education, i'm not about being stupid when it comes -- exactly. so parents hear me out, it is your responsibility to help your students go through school if that's what they choose to do wisely, either saving up for college, participants in esa, educational savings account, 529 plan, great savings options, if you have a sophomore, junior, senior, a couple of things, have them go to school they can afford, stay in state, in-state school, public university will

cost you half of what a private school will cost you even if you step over a state line and go to another public college, it's going to cost you 3 times as much. i went to the university of tennessee and pains know say you all, but if i went to university or alabama or university of georgia basically same degree, stay in state, go to community college for the first year or two. >> i went to the university of kansas and grew up in kansas and turned out just great. rachel, you know, that sometimes kids have a dream and it's like i want to go to harvard, i want to go to some far away place and the parents who want to make their kids' dreams come true, i don't know how we are going to do, we will take out a bunch of loans, fast-forward a couple of years, somebody is holding the bag. >> that's exactly right which is a huge massive mistake, parents, it is your responsibility to show them how to do this wisely. you are not setting your child up to win by putting them 6 figures into debt for school

that employers don't care they went to and to get a degree that has marketplace value. i travel all over the country and meet students that go to private colleges and $120,000 in debt to get a degree and left-handed puppetry or something like that, who told you this was a good idea, school choice is huge, i'm not mad at ivy league colleges, private colleges, if you can go or have a full ride or parents can pay for it, that's great. we have to learn from the crisis and avoid student loans no matter what. >> you're going to tennessee. >> i had a budget, steve. >> rachel, thank you very much. we did. team usa kicks off quest for women's world cup glory this week and we sent carley shimkus to france to get a behind the scenes look, bonjour, carley. >> bonjour, steve and ainsley and brian, the french city is

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♪ ♪ >> you're looking at the manhattan soccer club playing with red uniforms. they don't care it's raining out there. it's great news that we have turf on the field because it

saves money and great for the sports, they can continue to play all day. ainsley: what about burn zone on the knees? >> not nearly as bad as you would think. you play in all weather, used to if it gets rain you don't want to play in the mud and with turf you play everything. we are forcing the kids to play, they do not want to play but we told them they better play. steve: plus how to show the ultimate world cup party, in the meantime let's go across the ocean. ainsley: hey, carley. carley: hey, good morning, guys, so the clouds just rolled in here but there will be no raining on this parade, everybody has one thing on their mind and that is world cup soccer. fans have actually been here for days already just counting down down the minutes to kick off, yesterday we had fun time talking with super fans and

exploring the beautiful city, take a look. >> usa, usa, usa, usa. ♪ ♪ carley: 90 miles outside paris in a town called reims france, spelled reims, locals tell me it is pronounce reims where team usa will kick off world cup journey on tuesday. >> team usa. >> go girls. ♪ >> really exciting stuff, we found the team bus, this is going to be home to team usa hopefully for the next month as they travel around france. ♪ >> we go into every single game, every single tournament wanting to win and we want to go out there and show what we have. carley: the official champagne capital of the world, only appropriate for me to raise a glass to team usa.

you traveled across the atlantic ocean to watch them play, why? >> because we love soccer, we've always loved the women's team and we are here in champagne country. >> that my friend is the most important part. >> we are big soccer family, it's a really special thing to be here together with them to see the women play and hopefully repeat as champions. >> look at you, i noticed patriotic, where are you from? >> orlando, florida, we are orlando pride supporters and 3 players are with team usa, so we came to root them on. >> we want to represent our country as best we can and motivate and inspire young girls. >> these are my new friends. they actually live in the city but they are even excited about team usa being here and they are waiting outside team usa's hotel to get signature from alex morgan, how cool is that?

overall you think that team usa is going pull it off? >> yeah. >> you think they'll be able to pull it off and score two back to back world cup victories? >> i do. they're god team. >> -- good team. >> i like that confidence. go usa. >> number 1. >> go usa. all right, so this is actually the team bus behind me, team usa is number one in the world, they are also the defending world cup champions, expected to win it all, some games have been played, the usual stuff, england, germany, france have won. controversy for team usa, former goalie criticized coach yesterday saying she cracks under pressure and not good leader, unkind comments coming from hope solo, no stranger to controversy herself, bit of scheduling to get to, team usa will kick things off tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. eastern time and you can catch all of the excitement

on fox, of course, guys. steve: all right, fox sports and fox sports 1. all right, carley, thank you very much. great time. ainsley: yeah. >> she doesn't seem to -- she felt like she was kicked off the team for no good reason. ainsley: got it. >> too old to play anyway. steve: how about carley shimkus, we sent her to champagne district to france, how do you get that assignment? >> when she puts expenses it'll all be miscellaneous. ainsley: not itemized receipts. >> i don't know, 2021. >> if you get a chance to go to the region, you can get bicycles and ride around to all the champagne houses. >> i don't think that's a good idea, you get liquored up. >> tasting, you do tasting. >> everybody knows what champagne tastes like, what's

the big deal? >> it's in france. ainsley: let's look at other headlines, this week 25 years wife nicole and ron goldman murdered, oj acquitted in killings in 1995 in interview with associated press, simpson said, quote, the subject of the moment is the subject i will never revisit again, my family and i have moved onto what we call the no negative zone, oj released from prison in 2017 for the botched robbery. hotel offering 3 accommodations for women who need to travel for an abortion, the yale hotel in michigan posting on facebook, dear sisters, if you can make it to michigan, we will support you with several night lodging and transportation to and from your appointment, hotel offer comes after several states passed abortion bans or restrictions. aoc accused for running away from opponent, talk radio producer rich valdez says the

new york post that he tried to debate freshman congresswoman when he saw her at puerto rican parade but instead of engaging him, she turned around and went the other way. spokesperson for aoc, she kept walking, the parade moved, it's a procession, give me a break. he bragged about going vegan to prevent pollution for years, formula one star hamilton doesn't seem to mind what private planes do to planet. posting picture suggesting that he flew bulldog coco, complained about solution coming from cows in the past. those are your headlines. >> all right. >> quick thing, i just have to tell you coming up in july and august, i get this thing u fox -- fox nation, coproducing it, fort myers area, orlando and then over in august charlotte, north carolina, then birmingham and then over to san antonio when the book comes out in -- in

november, so if you want to go and i hope you do, it's less red, more red, white and blue, patriotism, go to briankilmeade.com or foxandfriends.com. >> there you go, exciting, in the meantime janice dean out on the streets, janice dean, two hours ago i said it might rain, look at that. janice: i had to bring the sunshine, thank you franklin square, they are playing in any element, we are so excited to have soccer on on fox square. are you guys having fun? i love it. yeah, they are. let's take a look at the map, yes, it is raining in new york city that was in the forecast, 61 right now. cooler temperatures in denver, rockies, the rain all along the east coast from florida up towards maine, rain all day unfortunately so keep umbrella close by. the other story is across west and we will be watching forecast, ladies, wave to

everybody at home, you're on tv, you're on "fox & friends". good job. ainsley: so weet. >> they are so good. [laughter] >> they don't care about the rain. >> thanks, jd. >> you have a fever 2 or 3 days, you come back. >> meanwhile the state of oregon is about to become the 15th state to get rid of the electoral vote, how does that work and what does that mean for the election system in the country, that discussion is coming up next. ♪ ♪

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>> the person with the most votes should be the president of the united states. >> yes, let's abolish the electoral college. >> clinging on electoral dleaj overrules the american people. >> we do not want to do what the constitution says. oregon latest state to pass legislation giving electoral vote to popular vote winner, even if oregon wants to vote for maybe a republican, hypothetically, if they actually -- if country has popular vote that says democrats win, they will reverse the votes, can this work, the system that we've had in place, england, executive vice president of the oklahoma council of public affairs, save our state's project. we are collection of states, we are a republic, what's going on now, we want to be the states don't matter?

>> well, that's what a lot of people want, they want to do away with our republic, more direct democracy and you know let's face it a lot of push for national popular vote is partisan sour grapes, blue states, they are upset with 2016 election and they are trying to change the rules rather than to reach out and win back part of middle america which they -- reason why they lost last election. they lost support in middle of the country. >> they have, california and new york, dense and popular, that swings the popular first al gore and then, of course, to hillary clinton. here is part of the letter that kate brown wrote supporting 2009 national vote, in 2008 primary we saw firsthand the difference it makes when voters believe the votes change outcome of election, national popular vote spend more time in states speak directly to voters. yeah, more time in heavily populated states but not more states, am i correct?

>> it's silly to claim that if you change the rules somehow every voter will see the exact same number of commercials and get the same exact number of postcards. that's just not how it works, right, when candidates run, they have pollsters, strategists, slice and dice the electorate in all kinds of different ways and, i mean, you're right, brian, they want to change the rules to benefit them, you know, it is not going to result in candidates hearing -- voters hearing more from the candidates, it's just going to change which voters get paid attention to more and shift a lot of political power to big cities, coast, which is why -- oregon is the last state on the west coast to pass this and basically, you know, almost all the states in the northeast have passed this, right, and illinois. you've got a lot of big city frankly, very liberal coastal areas, they see this as being in their interest and yet as you point out, move away from the constitution, move away from checks and balances, very risky, a lot of practical --

>> needs to be challenged in court, doesn't it and who is going to do it? >> well, i mean, the problem is it doesn't take effect unless they get the 270 electoral votes, they are approaching 200 but running out of blue states where they can get this through and you probably can't challenge it until they actually put it into effect, so my group save our state oklahoma council of public affairs is looking at the legal challenges to this but our conclusion is it's best to convince the state legislators not to do it. it's a bad idea, bad for america. >> what they'll do is stay in the states which like them, like texas republicans, and california likes democrats, maximize the vote, brand-new set of rules and the iowas and new hampshire you'll be very lonely, trent, thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. >> coming up straight ahead team usa gets ready to kick off first game of women's cup, we are preparing you for world cup

party, everything from decor to food next. first, someone who needs no advice when it comes to decor and food. sandra smith. >> party at my house, everybody, a lot of news to get to, fourth american now dead in dominican republic, what we are learning about a california man who became ill and died back in april, the connection there. plus president trump defending his deal with méxico reached over the weekend, why the president is saying those tariffs have been suspended for now but are not off the table for good. more on that coming up and house judiciary hearing on the mueller report happening today, member of that committee andy biggs will be joining us in a big, tom, karl rove and a whole lot more to kick things off monday morning, hope you had a great weekend, join us live at the top of the hour.

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>> celebrated kickoff of fifa women's world cup and cheering on team usa. ainsley: of course, we are getting you ready to throw the perfect party. steve: lifestyle expert barbara. if we are going to have a party we have to have drinks and you start with fish bowl? >> yes, we will start with adult drinks, we have to do this once every 4 years and we want to inspire the generation of girls to get involved in sports, let's throw a party, adult drinks and we put in fish bowl. ainsley: how cute. >> stickers from party city, vodka, cranberry juice. great way -- a little early.

kid beverages. ainsley: i love this, you put stickers from the side. >> you get from party city, reusable, you can put them anywhere. how cute are they? you call them whatever you want. to me it's like a double dipper, decor. >> referees are getting their due. >> absolutely, they are involved also. moving onto more decor, labeling of table, turf, we use it and look at the cute napkins. >> sloppy. >> kids are sloppy but these -- when they throw penalty, here we go, red, yellow. something really cute, can you see that over there, whistle attached to fork or knife. >> that could be annoying after a while. >> choose your decor wisely. the snacks over here are the great way to talk about soccer, look, all the moms and dads, these oranges are for you, slicing them, bringing them to

games, keeping all the kids refresh, salt with pretzels. i bought a plain pizza, it's cute, right? popcorn, bowls are absolutely perfect. how about fun for the kids, right? how about some face painting? >> why not? >> get them off the whistles, i love doing stuff like this, put soccer balls, team usa, if you're more like me, i would do a sticker because it's going to get a little -- >> show up and watch the game for girls, so much more. >> thank you very much. great advice. >> thanks. >> don't forget catch the latest on fox sports 1. >> moments away. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin

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