atlanta. both benches the charging the field in the first inning of the game between the braves and pirates. two players and manager were ejected. the braves won 13-7. rob: good fight on the baseball field. jillian: thanks for watching. have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ generation ♪ you're all about a good time ♪ you're all about a good life ♪ you won't believe until you see this is going to be a fun time ♪ you're all about a good time. steve: fun place today because at 3:00 eastern time the women's world cup kicks off on fox and fox sports 1. and it's team u.s.a. and, brian, they have a really good chance of winning. brian: they do. steve, the big game is going to be the rematch between sweden who knocked them out of the olympics. that will be game three of their mangsd tore three games. but today is thailand. if anyone knows about thailand and what they bring to the table is anxiously.

ainsley: absolutely. i know every player on their team. brian: don't go over this now though. ainsley: i will save that for you later in the show. that's a tease for you. i'm the expert on soccer, right? [buzzer] brian: you are looking forward to this. ainsley: i am. i am not going to be doing anything at 3:00. don't call me dad. i will be watching team u.s.a. steve: it is pouring outside in new york city. currently 6:01 eastern time. we are hoping it's going to dry up because brian, you have a special guest. the most capped player in history. >> keeper tim howard from new jersey, since gel parent family brought up in the area became a self-made super star. star of the mls manchester united. feared. back in the mls maybe the best goalie america has ever produced most appearances for the u.s. national team. 39 years old call it quits. what's he doing next?

he is going to be joining us. also, he halls tourette's he believes that plays into his story and gives him extreme concentration. both on positive and negative side what tourette's. brought to the table something a lot of people suffer with in silence. steve: most popular sport in the world. and this week the most popular sport in america. ainsley: we love to win today. steve: today house democrats are going to hold a vote, perhaps, on whether or not to hold the attorney general bill barr and former white house counsel don mcgahn in civil contempt to enforce subpoenas. ainsley: it comes as former counsel for richard nixon testifies on watergate and the russia parallels. brian: how appropriate should we bring in highlights from all in the family next. the doj ramps up its investigation into the investigators with a scope memo. hey, jillian. >> good morning, guys.

capitol hill democrats are divisioning the knife in russia's investigation wound today. today they are prepping a bill on the bill for the house floor authorizes congressional lawyers to sue two trump administration officials attorney general bill barr and former white house counsel don mcgahn. the justice department and house judiciary chairman gerald nadler struck a deal yesterday that compelled barr to release some redacted portions of the mueller report after weeks of contention. nadler, a new york dem described the agreement. >> as a result i see no need to result to the criminal contempt statute to enforce our april 19th subpoena so long as the department upholsdz its end of the bargain. >> meanwhile at a hearing featuring former knicks ton attorney john dean the top chairman on the judiciary committee blasted his democratic colleagues for creating a circus. >> this committee is now hearing from the 70's and they want their star witness

back. they have the godfather here. so you instructed michael cohen's lawyer to keep information from republicans to obstruct a committee work. >> i didn't quite phrase it that way, no. >> you know what this they took your advice. >> dean, in his testimony, doubled down on his signature trump-nixon comparisons that have really become a staple in the press. >> in many ways the mueller report is to president trump what the so-called watergate road map was to president richard nixon. >> despite the promising new sign of of that justice department agreement with nadler, the prospect of an epic showdown over presidential privilege still hanging looming large here in washington. today's house resolution just more evidence that the democrats' investigations are only beginning. brian, ainsley, and steve? steve: all right. thank you very much for the live report. meanwhile, you know, a lot of people were watching yesterday oh, yeah, the john dean the guy from watergate.

what does he know about president trump specifically and russian obstruction or collusion in the answer is he has actually no particular expertise; however, he has, throughout history, said that for instance ronald reagan's iran contra deal was worse than watergate. he said that george w. bush's iraq war was worse than watergate. he has called this president. president trump nixon on steroids and stilts. clearly the democrats wanted to bring him in they wanted to draw parallels between watergate and trump world. ainsley: so much sparring going on. atmosphere very tense. he wants to draw parallels. that doesn't mean the president did anything wrong. the parallel that he talked about yesterday was that russia hacked the dnc and hillary clinton's campaign. that was a fact. that was in the muller report or in the briefing. and the watergate crime was breaking in to the dnc. so he says those are the parallels. but it doesn't mean that the president was guilty of

obstruction. brian: ainsley, he doesn't like trump. steve: he doesn't like trump. brian: 900 anti-trump tweets. what does he do? is he a cnn contributor. steve: let's not tell how much he makes. brian: so confusing how much he made off anti-bush book that was worse than watergate. steve: i don't know. brian: beats him. direct deposit at cnn sometimes if you don't log in you can't find out exactly what you are making. steve: no idea how much he makes for being on tv. weave know tv contradictsers who know exactly how much they make that was a crazy answer. brian: that was crazy answer. he was open up and very susceptible to bashing. 45 years since last appearance. he goes back there despite bringing out sammy the bull. killed people multiple times. have you blown your probation. why bring him back. so you come back here. this is not doctoring. this is a show. even andrea mitchell said

why are you doing this? here is a headline in the "new york post." jerry nadler's trump busting show is a bust. satisfiedly because of what happened across the street there was a chopper street 54th floor. it wind everything off television then when you saw highlights you think to yourself what was the point of this? ainsley: the president said dean has been a loser for many years. that's what he told reporters yesterday. brian: doesn't sound like the president. steve: lindsey graham has been taking it all. in he sees some motivation, political motivation on the part of the democrats. listen to this. >> there is nothing going on in the house about protecting the 2020 election. they are trying to nullify the 2016 elections. mueller has spoken. he found no collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. the bottom line what the house is doing is politically motivated. trying to destroy the trump presidency. i can assure you that we're done with the mueller investigation in the senate. they can talk to john dean until the cows come home, we

are not doing anything in the senate regarding the mueller report but we are going to try to harden our infrastructure to protect it against 2020. brian: there was one bit of news regarding jerry nadler's committee yesterday that is the assistant attorney general of the united states steven boyd sent a letter to him outlining the scope of the investigation of john durham, the u.s. attorney from connecticut into what he is going to look at. it's wide in scope. and it's broad. and it looks like, if anybody is going to figure out what's going to happen it's these guys. asked for more office space. they are staffing up. enough to that they know what they are up to, stay tuned. ainsley: not only investigating the activities of the doj, but they are investigating nongovernment and individuals. steve: fusion gps and like that. ainsley: republican doug clintons is goings to be on later in the show to talk

about that hearing yesterday. steve: pardon me, brian, go ahead. brian: i was just saying yesterday the president of the united states welcomed in the inc.k penske team to won the indianapolis 500. at the same time talking about the mexico deal and tariffs averted on friday at which time the president of the united states made it clear the mexican government, with all the problems we are having, still are doing more than congress at our border. >> sad that when you think of it, mexico is doing more for the united states as of now than congress and specifically the democrats. they have to get their act together. they have to work and get something done because you got a tremendous problem at the border. you have people pouring in and it means crime. it means drugs and some other things. steve: speaking of other things. there are still things president has hinted out we don't know exactly what he

is talking about. prince, over the weekend he was tweeting that mexico is going to start buying a lot of our farmer's goods. weave still don't have any will about that. although mexico denies it. and also a secret agreement be revealed soon. we don't know what that is either. current deal worked out on friday doesn't work in 45 days they have more talks. at that point the united states is going to continue to push for the third -- the third country thing which mexico doesn't want. mexico, in turn, wants to establish a refugee system in conjunction with the united nations. that's what mexico wants. and that's why they are at loggerheads right now. it will be interesting to see, you know, is there a deal for farmers? is there a deal with say third country thing? no. ainsley: that means the president is not putting air force on mexican goods. steve: that is good. ainsley: exactly. they are agreeing, mexico agreeing to tighten their

borders. herb knows that's a win. the media still trying to spin this as a negative. "the washington post" great patriot leader claims another alewisry win. mexico agreed to take action months before trump announced tariff deal. trump possibly fake deal with mexico, explained. and salon trump's tariff tantrum, another symptom of his massive ignorance. brian: is there something to put illegals do from coming into this country. not to this degree, not to this finance. was there a promise more border security, yes. not 6,000 national guard members. walls there a pledge of additional funds for refugees? yes. was there -- but was it ever implemented? no. the president had the created deadline, created emergency and created consequences. that's what got the results it got. you could spin it anyway you want. if it's not working well the president is going back to the tariffs.

he will be on it daily and within 45 days be reevaluated. if you are curious about politics and reality look at mike pompeo's press conference yesterday at the state department. tell him he wasted his time last week along with the vice president working out these details and tell him it's the same deal all along. steve: we have plenty of questions for sarah sanders the press secretary. ainsley: we will hand it over to jillian who has headlines for us. jillian: we begin with a fox news alert. manhunt underway after a california sheriff's deputy is shot in the head. investigators are trying to figure out if he was targeted. the l.a. county deputy walked into a jack in the box restaurant in alhambra, california. the gunman following inside while the deputy waited for his food. >> when i heard a loud bang, i didn't know what it was. i see customers running everywhere like crazy, you know, fleeing. that's when i lean over and check and i see the body on the ground.

jillian: the gunman seen on these surveillance photos calmly walked out of the restaurant driving off in this white suv. the deputy is in critical condition. the pilot killed in a helicopter crash is identified as a former volunteer fire chief. tim core mac was the only one on board the chopper when it crash landed on top of a new york city skyscraper. you can see smoke rising from the 54 story office building. according to the "new york post" he was trying to get to new jersey when he reported problems trying to fly through fog and rain. video posted showing the helicopter flying erratically over new york east river shortly before the crash. authorities have not confirmed though if this is the same chopper that went down. we will, of course, keep you updated with any new information. ainsley: it was very scary here. steve: he was experienced pilot. question why he took that route. more answers later. meanwhile, six tourists are dead and baseball legend shot. what's happening in the dominican republic?

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weekend. ainsley: a fourth american tourist died under suspicious conditions. steve: we sent griff jenkins to pawn can a can that joint investigation griff is conducting. you will see griff later tonight. right now he has the very latest. many tourists are wondering if the country is safe particularly given that it sounds like a couple people got really sick after they had a drink of something. griff: yeah. and steve, ainsley and brian, good morning. steve, it's the mini bar that keeps being a coin coincidence here. you will remember as we reported yesterday in our investigation that robert bell wallace 67 years old of california died shortly after taking a drink of scotch from the mini bar here at the hard rock behind me. let me take you inside when we got a radio. mini bar, you see wallace there mini bar we saw in a room holds full fists of liquor. it's not the airplane bottles. not a lock on the door. easily go in whether you are intentionally or accidentally tampering with these bottles.

certainly a problem. officials here in the dominican republic still saying that everyone that has passed the all four victims in the last three months that have passed died of natural causes. that investigation is wide open. you will remember that last year in july a person died here as well, david harrison his widow contacted me yesterday say she go wants answers as well as the families who died where we were yesterday from pennsylvania, miranda warner as well as edward holmes and cynthia day from maryland. the island is abuse with the news of david ortiz now safe live in a hospital in massachusetts general in boston. but here on the island, there are questions being raised about whether or not boston slugger was targeted. there is believed to be the suspect in can you say custody now. we will find out the one

that got away. may have been the driver of the motorcycle. meanwhile in boston, the beloved of fans along with the red sox teammates assistant general manager eddy are a marrow remembers his friends that's recovering in a hospital near him listen. >> think how big of an impact he has had in the city of boston and obviously icon on the mount rushmore of boston athletes. he is the guy in the dominican republic. you know, he i more famous than any president like people think of the dominican republic they think david ortiz. >> as for the resorts, we are waiting to hear from the hard rock who hasn't gotten back to us and the resort which hasn't any more further word. the president of the dominican republic will be here on the island later today. we will go see what he has got to say. steve: the key is don't drink out of a bottle that's already been opened. ainsley: we have a glimpse of apprentice.

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7 billion already spent set aside. so 52 firefighters have died of 9/11 related health problems since the attacks. steve, down to you. steve: all right. ainsley, thank you very much. we have all seen president trump on the world stage what was it really like for him as a businessman? a new book comes out today gives insight to his political and business strategies from somebody who worked closely with him at the trump organization for over a decade. george describing former boss in the new book called the real deal. to donald j. trump it was creating things that drove him on, not the money he made that was just a necessity to keep building and moving forward. joining us now is former trump organization executive vice president and co-author of "the real deal" comes out today george sorieal. good morning to you. >> thank you for having me. i appreciate it. steve: you bet. you were the chief

compliance officer at trump. >> i was the chief compliance counsel. steve: what did you do in that capacity. >> many years i worked in the organization as evp and counsel. i specialized development primarily golf resorts and hotels. post election i was the one responsible for maintaining clear lines of division between government and the company. i monitored all of the issues and i dealt with all the responses back and forth with congress. steve: that muivelg have been a daunting task given the fact there are democrats saying the organization is breaking the law when this comes when it comes to emonthly yents. >> it wasn't something that i ever imagined i would be doing. it was rewarding and i think we did a lot of good work in that area. i think as many of us understand, i tend to not pay attention to a lot of what comes out of members of the democratic party. steve: you were with the organization until friday. you have left after being

there for over a dozennage years to help promote the book and to get on with the rest of your life. you were telling me in the commercial break about one time you were out on a job, construction site here in the new york city area. and you had a little talk with donald trump. he revealed what sounds to me like his approach to business and his approach to the presidency. >> yeah. it was very simple conversation but it's one that i reflect on all the time. it was just the two of us. we were walking and he said to me, you know, people always ask me how did i succeed? how did i get to where i am today? i tell them it's very simple. i look around the world. i see what people want. and i give it to them. i listen and see what people want and i give it to them. it sounds like simple advice, but, really it's something that there's a lot of wisdom there and something that i reflect on every day. actually i give my kids the same advice.

don't just walk through the world. pay attention, look around you, soak it up. see what people want. steve: do you think that's what he is doing as president? >> i think that's exactly what he did to achieve his election as president. i think as we all know, it's almost like the entire world, professional, political world was roading against him. he saw something that was missing, he felt something that people wanted, and he gave it to them. steve: how surreal, george, was it for you to be sitting at your office at trump tower and up on the tv is michael cohen, the guy to described himself as the president's fixer and there he is talking about all the terrible things that his boss had done? >> well, i think all of us were stunned by michael's actions, pike call's words. michael being conduct. contrary to, i think what people in the world may

envision. it's a family life. michael betrayed that trust. i don't harbor any ill will or malice towards him despite the damage that he has done to awful us, but, in reality, he went to prison because he lied congress, he didn't pay his taxes and he defrauded banks. i wish him well. i hope he uses his three years in prison wisely. i hope reflecketsd on what he has done. i have no doubt he will one day regret it but i wish his family well and i hope michael comes out a better person. steve: before you go, tell us one thing about donald trump we don't know. >> i think part of what inspired me to write this book is i'm proud that donald trump is the president. i am proud that i worked with him for many years. he is a tenacious.

is he a unconventional politician, perhaps. steve: perhaps. of course he is. >> you know what in the world is a tough place. and i get great comfort that you know, is he focused. he cares deeply about the country. and he has our back. steve: all right. the book is out today it's called "the real deal by george sorial thank you very much. >> thank you. i appreciate it. steve: have you known him as father jonathan morris. now he is simply jonathan and opening up about his decision to leave the priest hood. his journey coming up next on this tuesday "fox & friends." ♪ ♪ with uncontrolled moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis, you feel like you're itching all the time.

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♪ ♪ steve: somebody has got happy feet. ainsley: that is so cute. steve: it's our shot of the morning, ainsley, a grandpa and grandson caught busting a move in the middle of, as you can see, a grocery store that looks like the frozen food department. ainsley: i love that 5-year-old asked his grandpa to dance with him before heading to the hospitals for brain surgery in wisconsin. brian: wow, the kid is a good dancer, too. his mom posting on facebook that the surgery went better than what the doctors had anticipated. ainsley: good. you. brian: the video going viral. ainsley: in his little pajamas. brian: 26 minutes before the top of the hour today team france kicking off quest for glory again when he take the field again thailand. steve: fox news headlines reporter 24/7 carley shimkus is live in france catching up with the u.s.a. team and the fans ahead of the big

game. she has got the assignment of the year. congratulations, carley. >> bobon your, steve, ainsley ad brian -- fun fact about cathedral. where all the kings of france were core nateed. how about that for a little bit of history. from the kings of france we turn to the queens of soccer. team u.s.a. set to kick off in their very first game of the women's world cup against thailand later today 3:00 p.m. eastern time. you can catchall that action on fox. team u.s.a. expected to win this one but we won't know for sure, of course, until they play the game. i have been talking to a lot of fans, guys. they all say the same thing about this team. they say they love team u.s.a. because they play with enthusiasm. >> they are just so fun to watch. they seem to have a lot of

fun playing together. the great passing. it's phenomenal football. >> you are such fan of team u.s.a. you had your face painted why do you like this team. >> because i'm american and i bleed red, white and blue. i want to follow the team. >> i love their aggressive news. they have such team play. i love how they spread out and talk to each other and make the game so exciting to watch. >> you know what's great be being here in person can you feel the excitement building. yesterday at the hotel fans were breaking out into chants of u.s.a. as the players were walking through the lobby to get on the elevator. also yesterday fans waited in the hour in the rain to catch a glimpse of team u.s.a. to board the bus to head off to practice. with all that support though comes a lot of pressure. co-captain alex morgan says that's a feeling that they're used to.

>> first off, i think this team has always had high pressure. especially in big tournaments. i think that's for a reason. we have a rich history of success success within this program. and that's one of the reechings that we set high expectations for ourself. >> all right. so team u.s.a. do have a long road ahead of them. first big challenge will be against sweden on the 20th, brian. i know you are very familiar with this. sweden is the team that beat u.s.a. in rio olympics in 2016. the fans are having fun. i have quickly learned that the best thing about breakfast tv especially when you are in france is the abundance of croissants. brian: very fulfilling. if you want to know what thailand brings to the table today, here's ainsley. ainsley, what does thailand because you have been

studying. ainsley: so glad you asked. they are small, quick great in tight spaces. lack self-confidence though their best player in miranda nile. she is from the bay area but plays for the thai team. brian: that is unbelievable. did you want to take any of those notes down, carley? steve: carley, it sounds like. >> actually, miranda -- listen miranda nile went to the same college as alex morgan and they met yesterday during out press conference and they took a selfie together. brian: isn't that cool. she really looks up to her and gets to play against her idol today. >> so some friendly rivalry as it stands right now. steve: carley, we will let have you that croissant now. ainsley: if you need more trivia, just ask. steve: folks watch fox broadcast this afternoon 3:00 in the afternoon u.s.a. vs. thailand. you will want to watch it. ainsley: i was thought impressed at all by brian

kilmeade. brian: because you studied thailand. ainsley: jillian has headlines. jillian: i'm very impressed as far as what else you have. ainsley: a lot. how much time do you have? brian: neither can she. jillian: a familiar face to our viewers over a decade. fox news contributor jonathan morris is appearing for the first time without the collar opening up about his decision to leave the catholic priesthood he admits he had doubts early on. >> even in the seminary before i became ordained i cannot leave because i don't want to let people down. i don't want to let down their expectations of me. and so i stayed in even when i knew deep down this is not what's for me. jillian: morris says he will remain a catholic. the "new york times" is eliminating political cartoons entirely. the paper cutting editorial sketches next month weeks after publishin publishing publs

anti-semitic caricature. shows president trump walking a dog with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu walking a dog face on it. claiming an editor without proper oversight was to blame. fight for 15. crusader alexandria ocasio-cortez advocating for higher wages for herself. >> members of congress, retail workers, everybody should get cost of living increases to accommodate for the changes in our economy. it may not be politically popular to say but honestly this is why there is so much pressure to turn to lobbying firms and cash in on member service after people leave. it's not even like a raise. it's a cost of living adjustments. jillian: :oc supports the proposal to raise out $174,000 salary for members of congress. the discussions has been tabled. game five for the nba finals ends in a nail biter. watch. this lowery for the win. won't go. [buzzer]

there will be a game six in oakland. jillian: golden state warriors winning by one point over the toronto raptors. honestly out big story here kevin durant made welcome return after injury only to hurt his leg again. forcing him to leave the game. told to be respectful. >> i don't like out hear the fans cheering. >> i'm surprised by that and the players are telling them not to be doing that. >> the raptors lead three games to two. game six is thursday. but, everyone is speculating that he has an achilles injury right now. mri today will confirm that but that's tough. brian: big problem was toronto was cheering his injury and even the players were saying hey, cut it out. but he had scored 11 points in 12 minutes and they rallied to stay alive and force a game six and they go back to oakland.

ainsley: they were cheering his injury? jillian: everyone says right now anyway out coaches say they had mris done and everybody clear you had him to play. you hope he didn't come back too early to riewnt rest of it. brian: janice dean got up really early. no one her achilles is fine. is her achilles fine? ainsley: janice, tell us? janice: can you hear me? steve: you know what? it's pouring outside there has been an audio problem. janice: check, can you hear me? check? steve: go ahead. loud and clear. ainsley: hi how is your achilles. >> my achilles is fine. hi, what's your name? steve: i have think there is a problem. janice: right here. i'm sorry our microphone is cutting in and out but fox news fans we love you. the rain is going to move out of town which is great news offshore and we are going to have more soccer nut forecast late on this morning in the plaza. quick look at last 24 hours.

so we did have a soaker across the east coast. that is moving offshore. we have another system moving into the midwest and the other big story we are going to be talking about is the hot temperatures across the west. all right. i'm glad that my microphone works. wave to everybody at home. happy anniversary. >> hi mom. janice: happy birthday, mom. steve: a lot of rain here in new york city. wet does not mix with wires. just saying. 17 mention before the top of the hour. congressman jerry nadler of new york putting plans on pause to hold attorney general barr in contempt of congress after he struck a deal with the doj to get some documents. what happens next? the judge, as you can see on the case. brian: hey, judge. how's it going? ♪ ♪

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steve: housjudiciary committee chairman holding plans to hold attorney general bill barr in contempt after they didn't turn over documents related to robert mueller russia report. ainsley: it gets confusing here to break it down for us is judge napolitano. explain all this. >> this is a potential nightmare for the president but it also proves the president correct potential nightmare what they are release something not just portions of the redacted report but the documents that went into making the report. so, interviews by -- notes that fbi agents made of interviews with witnesses. wiretap transcripts. financial documents. the other type of documents that they acquired. how many documents? there is 2 million documents. we don't know.

ainsley: how will they get through that. >> don't know the exact number to be released. why i say the president is being proven correct because he has said this is a do-over. and that's exactly what the democrats want to do. they want to be able to take the underlying documents and second guess mueller and draw a different conclusion from the same documents. almost ungeraldo of for the justice department to release raw evidence to another entity so that the justice department can be second-guessed but that's what the attorney general agreed to do yesterday. steve: ultimately jerry nadler and the democrats, if they were to impeach, it's not a criminal thing, it's a political thing. >> correct. correct. but, you know, the president is out of legal jeopardy. because the mueller group, the mueller investigation is over with. but he is not out of political jeopardy because of his opponents in the howrption. they will take documents acquired in the legal investigation and use them as the president sells for a

do-over on the political side. where is that going to go? i don't know. do they just want to embarrass him and give him a chance to respond? are they actually going to impeach him we don't know where this is l. go. this is the earliest stages of it? >> i watched david bruin on "fox & friends first." he says the attorney general didn't have to do this. >> i agree. the attorney general did not have to do. this given the steadfast defense of his boss that we have seen from the attorney general, i'm kind of surprised. steve: what happened? >> also shows you the power that the congress has. remember, they are equal branches of government but they have different responsibilities. brian: did he care about being found in contempt? is that it? >> i believe that may have had something to do with it, brian. the democrats are not just going to hold him in contempt like the republicans did with eric holder. take the contempt citation and go across the street to a federal judge would you order him to comply then is he really in hot water in a federal judge orders him to comply. support of this and i'm critical of the attorney general he did, this he sat

on the subpoena and the negotiated. if you get a subpoena. and they want information from you that you don't think you can or should give, you don't sit on it. you take it to a judge and ask the judge to resolve it. it hasn't happened yet. steve: what he did is all legal. >> well, yes, it is. steve: that's the way he did it? >> correct. the attorney general is a very smart fellow. i am surprised that he agreed to release these documents. steve: judge, thank you. >> all the best. brian: would you trade your smart phone for a flip phone one week? what if we told you someone would pay you 1,000 bucks to do it? steve: sign me up. brian: meet the man behind the flip phone challenge next ♪ hard to look like ♪ here's my number ♪ so call me, maybe ♪ hey, i just met you ♪ it nourishes and strengthens my joints for the long term. osteo bi-flex -

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ainsley: there is camera on there and completely hard to text. >> they were looking for somebody to give up smart phone for week and use nothing but a cell phone to text and make phone calls. for that they get $1,000. they get. brian: you know what i think happened, javier. i think your microphone might have dropped. clip it on to your lapel again. i was fascinated that the average american texts 94 times a day. we are glued to that digital screen but we never were with the flip phone. we had additional communication. now you are telling us that you hope to accomplish what by doing this? to get in touch with what really matters? >> yeah we are looking for one person to give up their smart phone for a week to help us understand how people are using technology. you know, now this has become so ubiquitous that we use our smart phones for everything that we used to do manually. we use to have maps.

we used to read books. we had cameras that took our pictures, right? if we wanted to listen to music we had to have a music player. so, we're looking for one person to give up their smart phone for an entire week. 196 hours. and then vlog about the experience. looking for somebody that is a self-afficionado. somebody that has a social media presence that is willing to help us research and really create a social science experiment. ainsley: what's your website. where do people apply and how long do they have to reply. >> frontier bundles flip phone challenge. it runs through july 1st. ends at 5:00 p.m. mountain time. open up to anyone who is 18 whos over 18 years old.

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♪ like that ♪ brian: that's the manhattan soccer club they are back again. -- soccer club yesterday why i didn't give them a heads up. brian: my bad. i missed the message. ainsley: have them on maybe another time. brian: great team unbelievable club management. i'm encouraging people who live in manhattan to go to that club. ainsley: how long will the tournament last. steve: the world cup you?

>> three and a half weeks. ainsley: we can your team on. brian: maybe later in the week. we have a live show on thursday that wouldn't be good. tomorrow i don't think we are doing much. what are we doing tomorrow? we are doing the same thing? so maybe i will invite them tomorrow. oh, no. steve: i think somebody has been invited. brian: last day of school they don't want to come in on last day of school. ainsley: complaining we invite them and say no. steve: the reasonable we are having the soccer on the plaza is to celebrate the fact that the u.s. women's soccer team takes the stage today the field 3:00 eastern time. you will see it on fox and fox sports 1 as well. united states has a real good chance to win. you will see it then. most popular sport in the world and most popular sport in america as of today. ainsley: we are number one. we are going to kill them. brian: thailand is. ainsley: number 34. quick, good in small spaces. they lack self-confidence. their number one player is miranda nile.

they are all women. brian: yes, they are all women. ainsley: most of them from thailand. brian: good point. steve: now you know. brian: one minute after the top of the hour. a fox news alert. david ortiz is back in boston after being flown back to boston from his hometown in the dominican republic. ainsley: a fourth american tourist died under suspicious conditions. steve: we sent griff jenkins to pawn can a can that in a joint investigation that tucker carlson is tonight. we saw some of the video you took inside one of these resorts we thought they were they were little bottles they are big bottles. >> investigating four

mysterious deaths and fourth one we reported on died according to his niece shortly after drinking scotch. we went inside this hard rock in punta cana where he passed away. look at what you see in the mini bar. it's four bottles, full fifth of liquor no. lock. it would be either to manipulate and tamper and fill it with what may be boot leg liquor that will be the focus of the investigation undoubtedly. we will find out more in the pathology and toxicology reports. in fact the gentleman that died here last july, david harrison his widow dawn mccoy wants a toxicology report she never got from thcommoncan officials here. looking newt three deaths. the hard rock and the baha not commenting further saying these are isolated cases.

meanwhile out investigation continues into david ortiz's shooting. that is certainly the talk of the island here. of course, he is now resting comfortably in mass general in boston flown there late last night. investigators still out looking for a second man police initially said and people still believe in the local reporting that they got the gunman, the person that drove him there on the motor scooter still on the loose. our security guy here actually is taking us around the island grew up in the hometown of ortiz and said that he grew up with him and he played basketball before baseball. boy, what a turn it was it's unbelievable. the teammates talking about him. we had earlier sound bite from the assistant general manager. here's the thing, guys. whether the investigation is going on about the resort death or into ortiz it. sun denialably cautious.

you should be traveling to places like this. we pointed out on tucker when we first arrived here our fixer local producer taking us around the island pulled off the road to get directions he was mugged at gunpoint. fortunately is he okay. only lost wallet and valuables. we are okay. it's a tale that these places are certain police officer to take into consideration your safety and cases of resort deaths and case of mini bar a woman about an hour away here miranda shop warner believed to have taken a drink from a mini bar as well. you can't be too cautious. have you got to be alarmed when you hear reported cases like this. we will bring you the latest. the president of the dominican republic is speaking at ground breaking ceremony in a few hours. we will see what he has to say about all of this. ainsley: so dangerous to hear your story how you were mugged and that lady, remember that lady from delaware said she was brutally attacked and thrown into that maintenance room and punched and beaten with a club for hours. you could barely recognize

her that. was also the dominican republic. not looking good for tourism. have they seen a change recently? >> well, what we have seen, ainsley, that's a great question. we have seen in the local press the minister of tourism as well as people associated with that industry try and down playing this. saying this is isolated case. the official word, initial autopsy showed that all of these americans died of natural causes. but the fact remains that there are reasons to be concerned. whether it's a simple issue of security and you might end up in the wrong place at the wrong time and have a mugging happen where you are okay or actually lost your life because of some tampering in the mini bar or otherwise, this is certainly going to be an issue that the tourism folks are going to have to answer to. and i am absolutely going to be dogged before i leave here to talk to the people here in the tourism industry to get some harder answers than their just simple down playing. brian: they say it's a coincidence and nothing going on there is the worst

type of crisis management. that means you are saying don't trust me i will say anything to preserve my tourist dollars. that's not going to make anybody feel good whether you have a ticket in your hand or one coming up in july. >> and you talk about very quickly. i don't want to take up too much time. you talk about bringing in the experts the resort annual hour away where the three americans died they brought in shut me down won't let us near the property and won't give us any more answers what is going on this. is a case where americans are concerned and transparency i think would certainly serve a purpose. everyone i talked to needed hard walk yesterday said they are not drinking from the mini bar in the case of the kurt and wife michelle districter for beer and liquor. he said he is going to try to find out where this liquor comes from. at least a dozen of his friends and family said don't drink anything that doesn't come in a bottle or can that hasn't been opened.

ainsley: by their own liquor and put it in the room. people were so young. they said natural causes? they were young. steve: griff, thank you very much. move on to washington, d.c. democrats left wing they have a problem. they would like to seat president of the united states impeached. nancy pelosi doesn't wants that to happen. brian: only 41% american people support it. steve: that's why nancy pelosi doesn't want that to happen. she did essentially the next best thing. she had jerry nadler put on a show hearing where they called in from the watergate ear remarks john dean, who is the president -- president nixon's attorney wound up as part of a cover-up, spent four months in prison. nonetheless, the democrats, you know, support it because they are trying to draw parallels between this president and president nixon. the prurks were having no part of it. watch. this this committee is now hearing from the 1970s, and they want their star witness back.

i believe they have the godfather here today. mr. dean. >> the first announced witness of the 116th congress is michael cohen a guy that sits in prison today for lying to congress. today, chairman nadler brings in front of the judiciary committee a guy to talk about obstruction of justifiable who went to prisoner in 1974 for obstructing justifiable. >> in the last two years did you know you sent 970 tweets about donald trump? all 970 tweets about donald trump are anti-donald trump. you are functionally here as a prop because they can't impeach president trump and you sit before us here with no knowledge of a single fact on the mueller report on a hearing entitled lessons from the mueller report. brian: this is what he thinks of president trump he has horrible things to say about ronald reagan. he said steve. he wrote a book about that. has no idea how much money he made.

deadbeat don. calls him deranged don. some of the things included in 970 geets. ainsley: almost 1,000 tweets. brian: jerry nadler says i have the perfect guy to kick off my show. supposed to to just elicit information. this is this guy's point of view. last relevant in 1973. so, unless, of course, you are cnn where he goes on cnn but so few people watch him they want to bring him center stage. steve: nonetheless, he was the big star yesterday. let's see what happens today. brian is going to be talking about congressman doug collins, ranking member, house judiciary committee. is he coming up just about an hour from right now. also, one note, jerry nadler got a letter from the department of justice, the assistant attorney general steven boyd that outlined the scope of the investigation in the investigators and it is wide. they have hired extra staff. they have expanded their area it. looks like they are going to do the best they can to get to the bottom of it. as we have heard from the

attorney general the explanations he has heard so far don't just add up. ainsley: not only are they investigating the investigators, they are investigating several nongovernmental organizations and individuals they say. brian: keep in mind, this is what they are going to try to do. so much yelling they want to yell each other out. if you are jerry nadler about to get the michael horowitz report and everything that was done and done wrong from the inspector general's perspective put in place by barack obama who can't be diminished because his credibility is pretty strong. then you have the other investigation going. nadler wants to grab those million documents and push it forward and say, look, i would have had a different conclusion than those 19 others that robert mueller hired that cost us $30 million and took two and a half years. they are going to try to retry the case and at least have a counter argue. so which we are about to see how the fbi conducted this investigation. steve: that's what congress is going to do. we will see what the official investigators going to do. now see what jillian mele does with the news 7:11.

jillian: good morning, following a number of stories. a u.s. residents held prisoner for years in iran is set free and on his way to lebanon. lebanese officials says iran agreed to send him back to his native country. advocate for internet freedom arrested on spying charges in 2015 while trying to fly out of tehran. his release comes as tensions between iran and the u.s. remain high after president trump withdrew from the obama-era nuclear deal and issued economic sanctions. a pilot killed in a new york city helicopter crash is identified as a former volunteer fire chief. tim mccormack was the only one on board the chopper when it crash landed on top of a sky scraper. so you can see that cell phone video showing a horptsd flying erratically over new york's east river just moments before the crash. authorities though have not confirmed if it is the same

chopper that went down. though the timing would match up so we will keep you updated. according to the u.s. post mccormack was trying to get to new jersey when he reported problems flying through fog and rain. the weather was really bad at that time. in 2014 the pilot cheated death when he made an emergency landing after a bird strike. much more to come in that story. kim jong un's half-brother may have been a cia informant. the "wall street journal" reporting kim jong met with americans on several occasions not exactly clear what they discussed. kim was assassinate new malaysian airports in 2017 by two women who rubbed a nerve agent on his face. you can see the attack on security footage secured by fuji tv. north korea denies any involvement. a lot of stories to have more information to come. brian: the plot thickens. steve: thank you. remember when all the so-called experts said the president's tariff threat

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steve: stock market going to reopen in 2 hours and 20 minutes. mexico started enforcing its part of the immigration deal with president trump to crack down on migrants. ainsley: here to break it down for us is stuart varney host of varney and company on the fox business network. how did what happened in mexico affects us? >> i will repeat my line. president trump paid high stakes poker and he won. your 401(k) as you just saw from the stock market there, everybody who has got any money in the market, 55 million americans with a 401(k), 35 million with an ira, everybody won. because the market just went straight up. helped by the pledge of maybe lower interest rates from the fed, plus a win on mexico the dow industrials have gained about 1250 points in the last six sessions and we will open up again this morning. look, president trump now heads to a fight to the

meeting on trade with china. that's about two weeks away. he is going to play the hard line again and playing a very strong hand. our economy is doing remarkably well we just had news this morning until about an hour ago. small business confidence has returned to record levels. steve: why? >> that was in the month of may. i think it's because the tax cuts are really still having a big impact on small business small business is inversing heavily, they want to higher people. they are expanding and plus, gas prices are absolutely tumbling. all of this is very good news on america's economy as the president goes into an economic fight with china. >> we look in mexico. they are now our number one trading part northwesterly and people say well, you are going after china which is a top trading partner. now going after mexico top

trading partner. we had to get them in line. using trade for something like border security as a final guide. does that bother you? >> no. no. i think trump put the national interest first. we have a border crisis. what are you going to do about that crisis? because it is meerd. immediate. the president took action vis-a-vis trade. maybe that broke established rules. he took that action and he won. he has some real progress on the border with mexico. brian: and usmca really has a shot at passing. >> yes it does have a shot at passing that will be another good thing for trade and america's economy. this win with mexico opens up out door to the u.s. ainsley: u.s. tightening security and our stocks are going up. our 401(k) are going up. good for everyone. >> market goes up again this morning by the way. brian: stuart varn j hosting his show 9 to noon wearing the same suit. ainsley: what happened to chivalry? our next guest says ultra

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no final story and toss it shortly. 101. that's how old this world war ii veteran, championship bowler is. taking home the gold medal in first ever golden age games. she is the oldest vernal to ever participate in the event. now bring the camera up. take a close shot and watch ainsley. brian: thank you, brian. whatever happened to good old fashioned manners? >> >> it's open. >> i don't go out on dates for guys who don't open the door for me. >> really. >> seriously. >> yeah. >> oh, manual. whoa, our next guest in a new op-ed says militant feminists are to blame and asking them to, quote, stop messing it up for the rest of us. here best selling anchor affect on a podcast.

hey, carol, thanks for being with us. >> hey, ainsley, the good news is chivalry is not dead the bad news is there a bunch of militant feminist trying to kill it for us. i assume you are like i am love chivalry a nice man opening a door for you or perhaps letting you order first. ainsley: i love the fact that we have the right to vote and equal pay. you wrote about that. that's completely different than chivalry and manners. you say you absolutely love it. you have been married to your husband for a long time. and he always openings the door for you. under a wouldn't have it any other way. >> i certainly wouldn't. i love every aspect of it. my husband and i have been together 22 years. every time we go to our car, he opens the car door for me and he has been an amazing example for people like our nephews and god sons who watch him do that and are taking that on. the bad news is that restaurants per an article that was circulating on social media, they are stopping doing a lot of this classical training. they don't want to serve ladies first.

they don't want to use phrases like ladies and gentlemen, because there are women complaining that's soft sexism. that's not sexism. that's just class and elegance. if you are angry about about being served first i feel like you need to reassess your values. [laughter] ainsley: i know on an airplane you like to be served first. you want to be the first one asked. when i get on an airplane though sometimes men will be sitting there and i have this heavy bag i'm trying to put it above the cart above me and no one gets up to help me anymore. why is that? >> i think it's terrible. and it's interesting. i have gotten a lot of people reaching out to me literally thousands of comments and emails and men are afraid that women are going to yell at them because these militant feminist when a man does offer some help or open a door they take it personally. they say i can open the door myself. it's not about you. it's the about the gentleman showing his manners and about having some courtesy and common sense in society.

ainsley: why do some women feel that way why are there trawl feminist that believe they should do everything themselves? >> i have no idea. like asking to explain crazy. i don't know why they are so upset. distinction is not discrimination. somebody is not discriminating against you or holding you back because they opened the door. not that they don't believe you can't open the door, it's doing something that nice something that we all frank delay for each other anyway. if you are being served firstor helping you with luggage or god forbid they are not knocking you down in the aisle when you try to get off the plane, that's just basic civilization. at the end of the day men are our allies. this is creating a lot of toxicity in society. my plea here ainsley is if you want to be miserable,able miserable yourself. don't muck tum for the rest of us. ainsley: some believe this pc culture has gone way too far. what's been the reaction to

this? have you seen or heard from both sides? >> i have heard primarily from men and women who have thanked me for saying. this it's interesting. people said that i was brave for defending chivalry. can you imagine that we're in such a pc time that people don't have the courage to say common courtesy and manners are a good thing. mental have been thrilled because they love doing it. women are thrilled because they love it. i have had a few gone in other directions. if you want to internalize that anger go ahead. but for the rest of us, leave us alone. steve: carol, what do you sty gentlemen when they do hold the door for you? >> i say thank you because, again, this is not something that i deserve. it's mutual respect. ainsley: i always say thank you for being such a gentleman. >> i do. also on the airplane when they help me with the luggage i do always say i'm so glad to see that chivalry isn't dead yet. for all the men out there, a

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nixon. >> many of us can place the distrust in government back to the witness leh witness here. 70 star destruction. steve: yesterday that 70's show in front of house judiciary committee. jason chaffetz former republican congressman and former chair of the oversight committee. jason chaffetz from utah. what did you make of the fact the democrats their left wing really wants to seat president impeached. nancy pelosi realizes that is box office poison next best thing john dean show yesterday. >> it was the john dean show when your core witness is a convicted felon and starts his testimony by saying i'm not a fact witness. if it was a court, they would have tossed him out. wouldn't have even allowed him to testify. jerry nadler is running this like some high school show. it's not worthy of the

judiciary committee. this is a terrible embarrassment. and the core premise, the heart of their argument is based on a fallacy. it's based on fiction. and it's going nowhere and they proved that yesterday. ainsley: if they wanted to get someone in there to disgrace the president or talk about the mueller report, that's the best they could do? >> the whole universe and they have got to go back some 40-plus years t to do this. ainsley: guy who spent time behind bars for obstruction. >> exactly. they have nobody that they are going to call up. it is interesting they won't call up mueller. i don't think they want to go through the gauntlet of jim jordan and doug collins and matt gaetz and john ratcliffe asking questions about the genesis of all these things. we have been talking about this for months. mueller last nothing on the president and that leaves nadler with an empty bag. brian: right. here is some of the

headlines. for example, the "new york post" writes this in op-ed. jerry nadler's trump bashing show is wall street as you see there the op-ed goes on to say john dean was richard nixon's royal flunky until the prosecutors got the goods on him. he flipped, testifying against all other conspirators before heading to prison. he has playing moral paragon. team trump's supposed eestlesz are at least out third time he's talked watergate. he doesn't know anything. he was there to sound off and let nadler some headlines. on top of that you know he has accused bush of the same thing and reagan of the same thing. the question is this the first time we have had anyone, any testimony since april 18th, michael cohen. but the bigger news was the underlying documents to a degree that the attorney general had agreed to release. this could be trouble, allowing a story line to continue to manifest its sufficiently over the next few weeks, jason, am i correct?

>> yeah. look, as a republican, go ahead house judiciary. go ahead jerry nadler. keep talking about this. you are going to remind people that you have nothing on donald trump and that the president was exxonner rate offed on this. there was no russia collusion. their arguments are shallow. but go ahead and keep doing it at some point michael horowitz, the inspector general, the department of justice is going to come out with his report. we know that the attorney general barr is going after the general isis of this, the start of this investigation. the fisa abuse, the steele does yea and when that comes out, that will be real news. steve: is anything going to get done where they actually do anything, pass any bills for the american people between now and 2020? ainsley: good question. >> no. i mean, that's the thing. there is a real opportunities to when they spend their time doing this that means they are not doing what they should be doing on immigration. this is the same committee that has jurisdiction on immigration. i thought when i read what

mike pence, the vice president said that mexico had done more to fight illegal immigration than the united states congress. i just thought the vice president was spot on. brian: chris coons did say yesterday we have a crisis at the border. lindsey graham is going to have the judiciary committee meeting today. my hope is we will get some mature people in the senate to pressure the house to get something passed. >> yeah. well, look, lindsey graham is serious. he knows how to run that committee. the senate judiciary committee is where the real action is going to be. because lindsey graham knows how to run that committee as the chairman. they are going to focus on important issues. steve: it's just getting nancy pelosi and the house to do something, that is the catch. all right, jason, thank you very much for joining us today. great insight. >> thank you. brian: speaking of catch jillian mealy was a real catch when she adisagreed to do the news for us. jillian: thank you, brian. [laughter] get you caught up on the story out of connecticut.

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whalesee orcawhales. >> women who dozen off with an artificial light are more likely to gain weight or become obese. researchers say the light can confuse metabolism. >> it's really important that you have that daytime, nighttime cycle so that you appropriately regulate hormones. hormones that regulate your sleep, hormones that regulate your hunger. jillian: while the study only looks at women. similar results would likely only be found in men. raise your hand. who falls asleep with the tv on? ainsley: i have before sometimes. steve: i turn it off. i like it completely dark and freezing in the bedroom and my wife likes it brighter and warm. ainsley: that's tough. the temperature thing is a tough one for couples. steve: janice dean and i were talking about, this it is unseasonably kind of

weird. janice: it is unseasonably kind of weird. the good news is that the rain has moved offshore. it was a deluge yesterday. that doesn't matter you ladies will play in any kind of weather, right? >> right. i'm nikki. >> you are with the manhattan soccer club. >> yes, i am. >> tell me how much you love playing. >> i love playing soccer. good to be playing something that's bigger than me and with a lot of people who like to bring each other up. janice: are you excited to watch the world cup. >> i am extremely excited sings the u.s. is playing today. japan january are you rooting for team u.s.a.? >> yes. janice: awesome. take a look at the forecast real quick i also want to thank tunnel 2 towers for bringing us the beautiful patriotic flags here. we love you our friends. it's humid right now, the sun is going to come out later on today. it's going to be a perfect day for playing soccer. we are at the potential for more rain in the forecast across the central u.s.

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or medicaid. steve: fox news contributor tammy bruce who has lived in california joins us to weigh in. if the legislature decides we are going to spend the money that way, that's the way the state is going to spend it. >> the democrats have proof majorities no opposition. they are going to implement a california insurance mandate. they are going to put another attacks on people who don't have insurance to fund health insurance for illegal aliens. let's remember too in this country. you can go into emergency room and cared for already california is dealing with that with overwhelming emergency room and hospitals. so nobody is not getting healthcare. this is an official taxing of people who don't have again, insurance to distribute it, they argue 98 million i think that's going to be a little higher. this is just after they refuse -- they did not pass a bill that would have given

healthcare to seniors to americans who are over the age of 65. it's too expensive, you see older ones are not getting it and need it more. this is for low income adults that are here illegally in california between the ages of 19 and 25. you would think it would be cheaper for those individuals because most of those are not going to get sick to go into the emergency room and just get care. >> they are working. they are individuals who are healthy kid individuals, younger individuals who tend not to do. this this is what they are relying on this. is incentive to come into california. keep in mind, as well. these are individuals who i am not sure how we know how old someone is. remember, we have got people coming into the country. steve: undocumented. >> undocumented who are in high school and they are 35 years old. ainsley: why are they doing this? what's the real reason. >> it's supposedly, you know, a punch in the nose at president trump. they are doing it as

incentive for individuals to come to the states because, of course, the census right now there is stale fight about that. the about the number of people that affect the number of house seats you get in congress. there is also another thing californians need to worry about. there is $1.5 trillion of unfunded liability at the state and local levels in california that includes unfunded pensions to the tunes of billions of dollars. steve: things they promise but they don't have the money for. >> debt, the bonds. things that they are responsible for that they cannot fund and don't have the money for already. where is that going to come from? brian: if you are in nicaragua, honduras guatemala. what incentive is there to stay there, when you can go to california for free. go there and get free healthcare and enjoy everything along with it and driver's license? ainsley: and vote probably. >> it becomes international news. this is the chaos that politicians want to create at the expense of people's

lives. that's what we are standing up against. brian: tammy bruce, thanks so much. coming up straight ahead. tim howell making history with the most saves in a game. 16 in total. this morning is he live on fox square with a preview of the women's world cup and talk about his career coming to a close. ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation.

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goalie america has ever produced tim howard known for making history with the most saves in a single world cup game he had 16 in brazil. here to celebrate team u.s.a. the women's side now playing over in france his famed keeper tim howard right from new jersey. >> yes, sir. brian: good to see you 39 years old. is this it for you. >> this is it. i'm finished. brian: what made that decision. >> time was right. i have had a wonderful career so far. i'm looking forward to retirement. brian: wow. i guess that's what's coming up next. broadcasting and own usl team. >> that's right. brian: women's cup team will be playing later today. we already had action start. here is some of the action canada squeak by victory japan overwhelms ar argentine that and gets historic moment along the way. listen. >> comments intcomes into the b. it's unbelievable. >> they struggle here. the shot wide with the goal.

>> going for it off the -- another goal. brian: that's some of the early highlights u.s.a. team plays today. you don't expect them to have much trouble with thailand, do you. >> it would be good to get off to a flying start and put goals in the back of the net. first game ols jitters. at this think they will win. brian: leave a national team that's kind of in disarray right now men's side. >> i think there are some growing pains. they have the right coach at the helm and talented players takes time to get it right. brian: you as a young player you see how much money it costs now to play. you were telling me this time i don't know if my mom would have let you play soccer. >> she couldn't. that's obviously in our country that's obviously a big issue. just trying to get the kids off the street and in inner cities to be able to play soccer on a regular basis. brian: right now, it costs money to do it. you are a single parent

family tough to do it. talk about what's next for you as a broadcaster. i love the game and i want to stay close to. ownership we have had. i have seen the usl and some of the commentary and analysis i'm doing with the champions league i'm excited. i'm excited for what gets me out of bed every day that's playing soccer. if i can't do that i have the next best thing. brian: what's it like playing for your country. started at manchester united featured on 60 minutes. great success. come back here. what's the difference playing for u.s.a.? >> it's every soccer player's dream to play for country national anthem and put on that shirt. when you look at the girls today i'm so excited for them. i know what's that's going to feel like i have been there and i'm jealous. i wish i was in france. brian: when you see the highlights and 16 saves in last world cup. what roux thinking? when you watch you be you? >> i still have never watched the game back ironically enough. i have seen all the highlights and all the things on social media.

it was a cool moment. frozen in time for me. i'm lucky, i'm thankful i have had that signature moment. brian: do you think you will ever experience that again as a broadcaster and owner that type of high. >> i would love. to say i think the game is so special and records are minted to be broken. that's why i stay connected to the game. brian: will you be watching the world cup in france. >> 100 percent. brian: see where they go number one team in the world defending. tim howard, i will talk to you on radio in a while. >> thank you. brian: still in the prime shape at 39 years old and now starting with unbefore the fastest growing leagues in the entire world major league soccer. still ahead fireworks erunting as democrats launch anti-trump hearings on the when i will a watergate witness. >> this committee is now hearing from the 70s and they want their star witness back. they have the godfather here today. brian: that congressman and ranking member of the judiciary committee doug collins sounds off next with us. ♪ ♪ let it move

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ainsley: awesome. steve: celebrate france 2019. ainsley: france. steve: u.s. team will take on thailand. chance america will win the first round. ainsley: when you play soccer, do you ever hit the ball off your head? brian: you have to. when you shut off part of your body that isn't your hands, the coach has no chance but to tell you to quit, right. steve: what sort of toll has it taken on you, when i was a soccer coach, they said you should not have any child under 14 head the ball? >> i started playing at 5. the only time i remember my youth is when i see photos. ainsley: you were that young. brian: i remember taking head balls and say to myself, i don't

know where i am. that was a problem. ainsley: really? brian: it happens, the ball is wet and comes down and hits you in the head. ainsley: i like my brain in my head. >> brien: they got smarter. steve: this morning on fox sports 1 you will see the world's best playing soccer, the world's most popular sport this week. ainsley: that's right, we are number 1. moving on, we have fox news alert, red sox legend david ortiz back here in boston after being shot in hometown in dominican republic. >> he took beaten, intestines were torn up and they went in the best in the business for medical attention. look at resort where fourth american died under suspicious conditions. steve: we sent griff jenkins in

punta cana. and griff, joins us right now. griff, is the guy who shot big papi in custody because we heard that he was beaten up -- brian: photos. steve: beaten up by patrons in the bar, we didn't hear what happened next. >> that's the question everybody is talking about in the island with regards to big papi, unclear, we just got off the phone with national spokesperson for police, initially we had said we have the shooter, now they say it's active investigation. we are reviewing security cameras, interviewing witnesses but we cannot accomplish yet if the person in custody is the shooter or the driver, remember one of two individuals got away and they note that the guy that is in custody is being medically treated after being beaten by numerous david ortiz fans,

that's yet to be determined. there were a lot of cameras, everybody had a cell phone in the bar, i'm sure we will get a final answer very soon but they are being very careful on what they release. meanwhile here behind me at the hard rock resort in punta cana where we announced yesterday the fourth american robert bell wallace, 67 from california died, he was at stepson's wedding, his niece chloe said he had sip of scotch and died shortly after and the fbi on the ground investigating this will definitely want to see mini bar, four bottles of liquor, not key, they can be tampered with, they can be refilling bottles, whether the refilling could have been tampered in some way, waiting for investigators to tell us but it's the pathology

and toxicology that have died here that will be key to making final answers as we continue to dig into all of this. we are trying to talk with tourism entry folks who seem to be playing this down on the heels of local officials saying that these are all isolated cases and all the victims died of natural causes but there's certainly sense that that could not -- that may not be the case, we are trying to find out more by the way in just a few hours the president of the dominican republic medina will be speaking in ground-breaking ceremony, we will go there to hear if he has anything to say about all of this. steve: griff, you describe it as mini bar, it's just a bar, full-size bottles, is it custom in the region of the world to have bottles that just remain open from one guest to the next, you know, you check it, you leave half a bottle of something and next thing you know the next

people are drinking out of the bottle? >> we have to remember, of course, it's all inclusive place and so obviously that helps you be able to drink as much as you want since you don't have to keep paying for it but i sent the video to the widow of gentleman harris who died her last july and said have you ever seen anything like this before and she said, no, i talked to a patron by the way inside from seattle that's not drinking out of mini bar, he works for seattle distributor, the first thing he noticed that the bottle had been refilled to the top. >> were turned upside down, they have nobs and you put your glses -- glass underneath. one person died at hard rock, where were the other 3 deaths? >> no, the other 3 deaths were

at laxer -- la romana. miranda warner from pennsylvania died after taking drink from mini and the maryland couple, holmes and cynthia day, they found them dead in their room, the attorney for the family of the maryland couple wants answers and wants results from the fbi particularly as it relates to a toxicology report to see what may have killed them here in caribbean paradise. brian: turns out that my family did stay at the hard rock. i did not go on the trip but they did stay and it was great. ainsley: jillian has had members who stayed there too. brian: while this was happening, chopper crash was being investigated, guess who was speaking, john dean, watergate, wasn't cnn episode of anderson,

no, it wasn't chris cuomo, john dean, front and center, the first time judiciary in the house had somebody there to testify since michael cohen was there in april and what do you have? somebody who says i don't really know facts about the case but judging by my 970 tweets, i really hate donald trump, here is a listen. >> this committee is now hearing from the 70's and they want their star witness back. i believe that they have the godfather here today. mr. dean -- >> first announced witness of 116th congress is michael cohen, sits in prison today for lying to congress. today chairman nadler in front of judiciary committee a guy to talk about obstruction of justice who went to prison in 1974 for obstructing justice. >> did you know you sent 970 tweets about donald trump? all 970 tweets about donald trump are antidonald trump. >> you are functionally here as a prop because they can't impeach president trump and you

sit before us here with no knowledge of a single fact from the mueller report on a hearing entitled lessons from the mueller report. >> not a fact witness, why would democrats invite him? well, let's get in the way, once upon time john dean described richard nixon, of course, he was his attorney and then he described george w. bush's iraq war -- ainsley: that's john dean back in the day? steve: he was famous, prosecutors got goods on him and he flipped ant testified to about other conspirators before he went to prison. they wanted, the democrats wanted him to say, oh, the way president trump operates, worst than watergate. that was going to be the sound bite out of yesterday's hearing. ainsley: he said they are parallels, okay, a guy who went to prison and was convicted of

obstruction as well, so -- steve: part as well. ainsley: he was convicted of obstruction. brian: the new york post had editorial, jerry nadler, they went onto talk about in detail while you're sitting there basically putting on a show rather than getting facts, jason chaffetz chairman of oversight knows what a good hearing looks like and it wasn't this. >> when your core-star witness is convicted felon and starts testimony by saying, i'm not a fact witness, if it was a court, they would have tossed him out, wouldn't allow him to testify. jerry nadler is running this like some high school show that it's not worthy of the judiciary committee, it's a terrible embarrassment and the core premise, the heart of their argument is based on a fallacy, based on fiction and it's going nowhere and they proved that yesterday. steve: one of the curious things is they asked john dean who has

written books how things were worse than watergate since nixon, how much money did you make money on the book, did you make more than a million, no. how much did do you make at cnn? i don't know. ainsley: so much he doesn't keep up. steve: he knows, he has to know what the book deal, he has to know how much he's paid as contributor. brian: he has prison on his record. u.s. attorneys out there talking about how terrible donald trump is and the case would have been prosecuted, all of them -- all of them were put in place by president obama and many of which were msnbc contributors, what are you doing? we have cable channels for this, why don't you do your job? ainsley:let hand it over to jillian. jillian: permanent u.s. resident held prisoner on spying charges in iran set free after 4 years behind bars, on his way back to

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police have not confirmed if this video that you're looking at is the same helicopter that went down, though, the timing would match up. tim mccormack was the pilot killed in crash and only one on board, volunteered fire chief. according to new york post he was trying to get to new jersey when he reported problems flying through fog and rain. how about this? jerry seinfeld couldn't resist butting in on daughter's prom photo. you can see their daughter, her date and mr. seinfeld behind. mrs. seinfeld wrote, i cannot resist posting couple of the year and jerry. brian: i saw jerry seinfeld thursday night. he's never been funnier, so funny you're almost astounding of how great he is.

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brian: here we go, today in france, back to back world cup, thailand at 3:00 o'clock. ainsley: we will all be watching, carley shimkus is there catching up with team usa with all the fans there ahead of today's game, hey, carley. carley: hey, steve, ainsley and brian, cool thing just happened, i was walking in plaza area and i ran into goalie sister's amanda who is incredible soccer player in her own right, this is exciting day for you and your family, how are you feeling? >> we are stoked, she's worked hard for the opportunity and she put time and energy, we can't wait to wave the flag. carley: that's what it is about. tell us about your sister. >> what you see is what you get. he's super authentic, genuine,

she loves people really well, she loves her family and has the cutest niece and nephew that she totes on all of the time. carley: i should mention you're twins, picture her in a goalie. >> i played in mid field. carley: this was going to be the most competitive world cup ever. >> yeah. carley: is that making your sister nervous? >> she has stayed pretty grounded. one of the conversations was finding balance living in the moment and being excited and understanding how big this is, and so nervous, absolutely. 100% but i think she's excited to show the world what she's got. carley: despite all the pressure head coach recently talked about current team and she said she's excited to see her players shine, listen. >> when tournament kicks off and you watch the game, you know, anticipation for your first match grows, so i think the

players are, you know, ready, excited, hungry. i think we feel prepared. carley: all right, guys, the big game tonight 9:00 p.m. eastern time, you can catch all the action on fox, i also ran into a bunch of other friends behind me and they have a message for the world. usa, usa, usa! [laughter] carley: usa! , you could tell it is a very exciting atmosphere. i'm going to send it back to you in the studio. brian: 7 hours till game time. 10 minutes before the bottom of the hour. ainsley: 20 minutes after the top of the hour. democrats called out after calling on a former watergate whistle blower to testify about the mueller report. >> guess what, this committee is now hearing from the 70's and they want their star witness back.

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the letter appears in a full page ad in new york times and claims the legislation threatens people's health independence and economic stability. the ceo's of yelp, h&m and post mates all signed it among others. brian: democrats feeling the heat after calling on former watergate whistle blower to testify about the mueller report. >> just a few years ago it was brought up in and one candidates talked about russia being threat and former president, president obama, 80's are asking for foreign policy back, guess what, the committee is hearing from the 70's and they want their star witness back. brian: gop congressman and house judiciary member doug collins joins us now. we got a chance to see john dean, what was accomplished? >> not a thing. it's watching late night reruns in cable channels where you see all the shows, you know what they are going to say, you laugh at the jokes before they ever get there, we ended up yesterday

seeing someone who has tried to recreate career for 45 years by saying i was part of corrupt organization, i testified and now i'm going to say everything is worst than what i did, that's how he made a living for 45 years. brian: someone who said right off i'm not a fact witness, what are you doing in this hearing if you don't know the facts? >> that's a great question from my chairman and the rest of the democrats, why are you bringing in someone except for star value, let me be honest, what they wanted there, they wanted the word nixon and impeachment. they cannot find any other way to tie the president to anything else except innuendo and off candid remarks, they want impeachment, they let their base think they are doing something which in reality they are rehashing old times and brought two u.s. attorneys have made live to go get on msnbc and cnn and other networks basically saying that trump was that and if we were there we would have done this.

two basically law professors giving opinion. brian: congressman collins, we see the underlying documents are going to be handed over to a degree to judiciary committee, are you concerned they are going to be taken elements and trying this case in different way, saying we are better prosecutors than the mueller people were, are you concerned that one of the 19 attorneys might be working covertly with the democrats on this? >> i think they've been trying to get out the beaches for a long time. ic the democrats on the committee are desperate to find an answer, they promised their base impeachment. they promised their base that the mueller report would take this president down. they couldn't run against the president who has the best economy who has actually worked on trade deals and raised our standing in the world and who has done things they promised they would do. they can't run on that. they are trying to help the ones running for president, and what we are finding out they will take little bits an pieces and what about this. my question to our committee,

the mueller report had unlimited resources, grand jury, subpoena options, everything that we don't have, how is our committee who can't seem to get through a hearing yesterday without looking like a total joke, how are they going to investigate better than mueller who was fully funded and after a specific reason, we won't be able to do that, they are trying to tar the president. brian: we saw the scope memo, written to jerry nadler, the attorney general will be looking into what started the investigation. we know that john durham in place at this for a while. horowitz is about to release his report. >> if i was in the position that the democrats were in with promises that they were made, if they were going out there saying there's collusion, all this and that about the administration, i would be doing everything to rehabilitate my story, when the origins come out, the strzok, page, comey, mccabe, john dean is the godfather of using

governmental resources to spy on campaigns and what we are finding out now is this was nothing more than coordinated effort by the obama administration department of justice to actually go after a candidate they didn't like, so the democrats know that this stuff is coming out pretty soon, they are going to have to do explaining to the american people of why they tried to take down the president while at the same time realizing and not wanting to look at what was there. one more thing, brian, what mueller did say that we had foreign interference in our election, they tried to schedule a hearing on trying to find out exactly what mueller did find in the affirmative, no, all they want to do is go after the president to satisfy base. >> doug collins and had flashback monday where he had to look at 70's next, coming up next. appreciate it. >> take care. brian: 30 minutes left in the

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back. ainsley: i love that. velcro ball. whoa. >> special thanks to nasa, didn't nasa invent velcro? steve: let's bring in sarah sanders, joins us from nation's capital. ainsley: good morning, will you be watching? steve: sarah i'm sure you were watching yesterday, i'm sure you saw the president say this, watch this. >> sad when you think of it, méxico is doing more for the united states as of now than congress and specifically the democrats, they have to get their act together, they have to work and get something done because you have a tremendous problem at the border, people pouring in and it means crime, it means drugs, it means so many

other things. steve: explain that, how méxico is doing more for the united states at our southern border than congress? >> well, it's simple, the democrats are doing absolutely nothing while the mexicans are stepping up working with the president to try and stop the illegal flow of immigrants coming into the country. they've taken some unprecedented action over the course of the last week, worked with the president and his team to implement these things and we are hopeful that we will see some of the effect of that over the coming weeks and the numbers will start to drop but at the same time democrats in congress for the longest time refuse to acknowledge the fact that there was a problem, now we are starting to see them acknowledge there was a problem but doing absolutely nothing to fix it which may even be worse, now they know there's a problem and they still do nothing, they are so focused on attacking the president and trying to beat him up because they have no message, they have no agenda, that they can't even look at the real problems we have and do anything

to try to fix them. >> sarah, maybe you can expand on this, the deal, more troops in the border, money to give these would-be illegal, some type of job opportunity, health care and shelter in méxico, i get it, some talk about this third-country deal that could be in the works that méxico has to pass through legislature and that the president indicated it's there, nobody else says it's really there, can you tell us what this other side deal will be coming our way? >> i won't get ahead of president trump and president of méxico on making further announcements but we've had had discussion and you can see in joint statement that they released where they said that within the next 90 days further action could be announced and that we will continue those discussions as exactly what we are doing, and exactly what we are talking about, we already have agreement on the way for other action that will help

again solidify méxico's commitment to stop illegal immigrants from coming across our southern border, we have seen them step up in unprecedented way. they went through doing process in 3 to 4 locations to border wide which we think will have a great deal of impact on the number of illegals coming into the country and we are thankful that they've been willing to work with us and we hope that that cooperation will continue and only get better moving forward. ainsley: yesterday we saw john dean testifying in front of house judiciary committee, he was the exnixon aide, he lost his license to practice law, he was convicted of obstruction and he spent time behind bars, here is what he had to say yesterday about the mueller report. >> the last time i appeared before your committee was july 11, 1974 during impeachment inquiry of richard nixon, in many ways the mueller report is to president trump what the so-called watergate road map

officially titled the grand jury report and recommendation concerning transmission of evidence to the house of representatives was to president richard nixon. stated a little differently, special counsel mueller has provided this committee with a road map. ainsley: so what were your thoughts after watching that yesterday? >> frankly, i was really just sad. i think that the display that chairman nadler and the path that he's gone down is true embarrassment to his committee, certainly to the country and i think it's a great disservice to the american people, they deserve far better than what they are getting from democrats in congress. they don't get to redo something because they don't like the result, they didn't like the results to have election, now they don't like the results of the mueller report and they are simply trying to do it all over again, the thing that they did yesterday, this dog and pony show of trotting out dean, is

simply complete embarrassment. let's look at the people that they brought before their committee to make their case, michael cohen, convicted, had to go to jail, now john dean is latest witness and another person who was convicted for lying to congress. the fact that these are star witnesses tells me everything that they need to know, there was no collusion, there was no obstruction and it is absolutely time for them to move on and start working with the president to fix some problems like the crisis at the border, like infrastructure, lowering drug prices, we have a lot of things that we could be doing instead the democrats want to play the games and i think it's a sad, sad day for mostly for them but certainly for the country as well. steve: curious to see democrats and i know it's loud at the white house, fire person drove by, curious what the democrats' reaction would be haven't heard it yet to the department of justice letter that was sent to jerry nadler yesterday by

assistant attorney general steve boyd and it talked about how they're going to be investigating the investigators regarding john durham's investigation, the u.s. attorney from connecticut, sounds like it's going to be broad and it sounds like it's going to be multifaceted and turn over every rock. >> and they should, we know that there was corruption at the highest levels at the department of justice and the fbi and the american people deserve to know why this happened to the american president and why we have spent so much time wasted these 2 years with the mueller report and people need to have some real answers and we are glad that they will look into that and that they will look under every nook and cranny. brian: is it true that nadler

passed out? >> he we wanted to check on his health, they have known each other for a long time, certainly. i would say opponents of one another on most occasions but the president wanted to check on him after he had the health scare and make sure he was doing okay. steve: that's nice. ainsley: thank you, sarah. >> you're welcome. ainsley: brian would says 1 minutes after the bottom of the hour. [laughter] brian: or 19 minutes till the top of the hour. steve: 50 minutes before the next bottom of the hour. next guest says spent time at mcdonalds, his story and these pictures coming up next. nutrition can seem overwhelmin.

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steve: worked on wall street for 20 years before quitting to take cross country trip to get to know america, documented what he found in brand-new book, it is great, you will want to check it out. seeking respect in back road america and chris joins us live right now, good morning to you. >> good morning to you. steve: i love your story and you talk about when you were in new york city, sometimes you would -- the beauty of the city, sometimes you just go for a walk. >> long walks, 20-mile walks. steve: you go to places where people don't go, where would you go? >> where people don't go, i went to neighborhoods that are poor,

neighborhoods that have reputation for having crime, that led me to south bronx and i went to one particular neighborhood where people told me not to go and immediately i got there i realized what they told me it was wrong, it was a beautiful community. steve: what did you see? >> i saw community, a lot of frustration, a lot of stigma but i also found people dealing as best they could with that situation and elevating themselves and dignity in the process. steve: one of your central points of your journey across the united states if you want to see what's going on in america go to mcdonalds. people look down on it, i used to be that person, over the last 7 years because i've been spending my time with people who are often living on margins of society, mcdonalds was a place that really welcome people, people who generally don't get welcomed by polite society, people oh would otherwise be

kicked off college campuses, people who suffer addiction, might be homeless, they can go to mcdonalds and find moment of peace, they can be left alone, t wi-, use their computer and also find other friends to talk to. steve: i go to mcdonalds all of the time. >> good food. steve: coffee and i love the cheeseburgers. some people, cultural elites look down on mcdonalds, is that what it is? >> i used to look down at mcdonalds. a lot of the things -- the wealthy look down at mcdonald, i will tell you it has better coffee than a lot of places. steve: there you go. in your trip across the united states and you spent 3 years documenting the faces that we see in the book, what did you learn about the faith of the nation? >> i also walked into the bronx atheist and walked out as

someone who attends church, i understand the power of faith and one of the things that struck me in the communities, communities have been devastated, one of the few places that actually serves the community at their level and treats them as humans and treats them with dignity is churches. steve: right. >> someone who started as atheist in the process, you know, that's really -- i used to be a scientist as well, you can't deny the power that is there. steve: how do you feel differently now that you have -- you have had spiritualty? >> i'm not particularly religious but i'm getting there, perhaps. steve: it seems like you've learned a lot not only about america but about yourself. >> that's right, one of the things that i would suggest to everybody and i hope that comes out of people who read my book dignity is that it's important to walk, get outside your bubble and all of us are in there, not just the elite, everybody is in

in a bubble, especially before you judge anybody, pass judgment on them, walk a mile on their shoes, at least walk a mile with them, you know, get to know them and just understand why they might be making the decisions they are making. steve: you don't have to walk a mile in their shoes, sit with them at mcdonalds. >> there you go. steve: dignity with with respect in back row america. thank you, sir. >> thanks for having me. steve: counting team usa's debut, up next college teammates, soccer girl problems joining us live, how they turned their passion for soccer into a booming business, but first let's check in with booming bill hemmer. >> that was a really good interview there. a lot of sensitivity to heart beat of america, really well

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steve: turning passion into booming business, soccer players turned media success in lifestyle brand inspiring female soccer players all across the world. ainsley: you have to watch the videos, they are so cute,

shannon pay, alana and carley byer, i was watching video, you were trying to sell some beer. [laughter] ainsley: what inspired you to do this? >> so we were just in college and as female athletes we have a ton of problems like injuries, and we started tweeting the problems we were having at the time and it spread like wild fire in the soccer community. we ended up making video and hit a million hits overnight. we touched on certain huge demographic with female athletes. >> how many years ago was that and what are you doing now? >> that was 2011 and we are continuing to keep it growing. >> now you're branching out, aren't you? >> we are really trying to get a lot more people to have all the eyes on the empowering women that are inspiring everyone. steve: you have apparel and things like that?

>> dentist, appointment, i can't, i have soccer. [laughter] >> homework. ainsley: graduated playing soccer, how cool is this? >> grateful to be able to do this every day. >> of course, it's world cup, you are all going to go? >> yeah. steve: everybody else can watch. brian: how do you follow us? >> instagram, twitter. brian: follow me over here. how to have fun in your backyard , what is this? that's velcro? >> yeah. >> how much would this cost if i want this in my backyard? go ahead girls, one by one. >> a couple hundred dollars for a couple of hours.

>> we also have indoor facility at jersey shore, we have a smaller one and a lot of other stuff too. >> next. and so you will come up and put this in my backyard? >> yeah, if you have the space. brian: all right, i will beat shannon. wrong ball. so one more so you can get it. all right. over here, mike, over here is what? >> soccer pool. >> soccer pool, the goal is? >> same premise, kick the ball, you can play any pool game that you would play normally, it's pretty tricky, the girls can tell you -- brian: sounds like a lot of fun, world cup party today at 3:00 o'clock, thank you, ladies, more "fox & friends" in a moment. we will keep playing out here -and...that's your basic three-point turn.

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