a mirror to the ugly face of authoritarianism and so is again the desire for democracy and human rights are universal ideals shared by all people everywhere. that is it for tonight, most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington, i am shannon bream. heather: it is thursday, june 13th and this is "fox and friends first". happening at 4:00 on the east coast a fox news alert, chaos in memphis breaking out overnight, tense moments as police clash with protesters over and officer involved shooting, 20 officers injured as violence erupts. we have the latest on this breaking situation. >> if somebody called, we have information on your opponent i think i would want to hear it. >> reporter: what that

interference in our election? >> it is not interference, it is information. i would take it. >> that statement sitting democrats off the rails, impeachment calls from the left ramping up as they quickly forget who the dnc paid to dig up dirt on candidate trump in 2016. calling out california. the intelligent taking a stand against taxpayer-funded healthcare for illegals. "fox and friends first" starts right now. ♪ >> let's hope you start off having a good day today. looking at a live shot of new york city, you are watching "fox

and friends first" on thursday morning. we appreciate you starting your day or ending your day with us. democrats wrapping up impeachment calls after donald trump said he would be willing to accept opposition research from foreign governments. live from washington, more on the fallout. didn't the dnc pay british spy for information in 2016? >> this is a point a number of republicans are raising there is a double standard at play in regard to the steel dossier and the dnc. this is the soundbite from donald trump in the interview with abc news getting so much attention this morning. >> foreigners, russia, china or someone else offers information should accept or call the fbi? >> maybe you do both. i might want to listen. nothing wrong with listening. if somebody called from a country, norway, we have information on your opponent i think i would want to hear it.

>> a number of democratic presidential candidates quickly weighed in saying this helps make their case for impeachment. senator gillibrand tweeted this, time for congress to begin impeachment hearings and this from senator elizabeth warren. the mueller report made it clear a foreign government attacked our 2016 elections to support trump, trump welcome that help and trump obstructed investigation, now he said he would do it all over again, time to impeach donald trump but the challenge for democrats remains the same, the public just isn't there. look at this recent poll. do you think congress should begin the process to impeach donald trump which could lead to his removal from office, 61% say no, speaker of the house nancy pelosi is keenly aware of that sentiment which is why she has been trying to pump the brakes on impeachment talk while moving forward with a number of investigations on capitol hill.

>> douglas a live force this morning, appreciate you being with us, democrats quick to forget that in 2016 the dnc paid for british intelligence officer christopher steele to dig up dirt on then candidate trump, dan bungee now calling out the hypocrisy. >> watching that mosaic of democrats opening their mouths how this is the police state or whatever has to be comical to listeners and viewers of this show who are saying really? let's go through the list, human intelligence assets, national security, secret spy, based on a dossier who gets information provided by russian sources to another foreigner given to the clinton team and you are talking about the trump administration?

>> reporter: the doj is investigating the origins of the russia probe under the obama administration and even potential fisa abuses by the fbi. more coming up. first fox news alert, 2 dozen police officers injured as angry protesters clash with law enforcement in memphis overnight, demonstrators smashing this officer's car throwing bricks and roxette police in riot gear following an officer involved shooting. police have not confirmed the victim's identity or whether he was killed. the mayor of memphis calls the aggression unwarranted and revealing several police cars were vandalized and fire station windows were broken overnight. we will bring you additional information as it comes in. several police officers injured in this melee. another fox news alert. the off-duty sheriff's deputy

shot in the head in a fast food restaurant has died. joseph solano, 13 year veteran of the force remembered as a dedicated family man. >> not only did i lose a father figure the best friends. >> fortunately -- he was a really good dad. >> hundreds of officers escorting the flag draped coffin, police believe this man, rich nelson killed him in a random attack. is also suspected another murder and armed robberies. he has a history of mental illness and opioid abuse. he is doing court today. brand-new video shows the ambush shooting on david ortiz in the dominican republic. as we learn hitmen were offered just $8000 to murder the baseball star.

we learn a seventh american has died in the dominican republic. aishah hasnie, he has ties to hollywood. >> if you watch shark tank you will know the connection. what a major pr nightmare for the dominican, they have made some headway in the ortiz situation. authorities on the island holding a press conference to announce they arrested a group of criminals offered close to $8000 to kill david ortiz. head of dominican police held up the gun used to shoot the former red sox star. there is in a plastic bag. among the 6 suspects is the accused shooter, 25-year-old known as sani. police are looking for as many as 4 more suspects.

this comes three days after ortiz was shot sunday night at a nightclub. you see the crowds scatter as shots are fired. he is recovering at a boston hospital. his wife updating a saying in part david was able to sit up as well as take some steps. his condition is guarded and he will remain in the icu for the coming days. he is making good progress towards recovery. that is good news to share with you. in the meantime the mystery deepens into the depth of 6 american tourists on the same island. now we are learning shark tank star barbara corcoran's brother also died of similar causes in april. jonathan corcoran was found dead by a friend in his sleep at an unknown dominican republic hotel. dmz is reporting no one knows what led to his death but corcoran told the outlet she was told it was a heart attack and now this is fueling even more suspicions for the families of the other victims. >> you are in the process of grieving and all these other instances come out where it adds

to the pain of not knowing what happened. >> there have been plenty of people especially in the dominican that said this is all a coincidence but the cdc is on the ground now conducting tests of these resorts, the fbi is investigating and the embassy is being kept in the loop. these are clearly signs that officials have at least considered the possibility of something other than natural causes causing these deaths. >> such good news that david ortiz is on the road to recovery hopefully. thank you so much, much more to be looked into. in the meantime breaking overnight the u.s. navy is assisting two tankers attacks in the gulf of thoseman forcing bishops to evacuate after they were reportedly struck by a torpedo. the alleged attack comes amid rising tensions between the us and iran. four oil tankers were targeted of the nearby coast of the united arab emirates just last

month. those attacks widely attributed to iran. the justice department slamming a panel to hold top menstruation officials in contempt of congress. the house intelligence recommending the consequence for william barr and commerce secretary wilbur ross for refusing to comply with subpoenas about a citizenship question on the senses, this came just hours after donald trump used executive privilege on materials related to that question. the doj calls the vote a move that defies logic. a 2020 presidential candidate, bernie sanders channeling fdr on the campaign trail. >> in 1944 fdr proposed an economic bill of rights. our job 75 years later is to complete what roosevelt started. i am proposing a 21st-century economic bill of rights. >> sanders arguing his

democratic socialism falls in line with president franklin donor roosevelt's plan. it was never completed because of his death. sanders also suggested it is the only way to beat what he calls a growing sense of authoritarianism and oligarchy. they had to wait 52 years but the st. louis blues finally when their first ever stanley cup title. >> longest wait for a first title any team in this league ever had. they are stanley cup champions. heather: they beat the boston bruins 4-1 and this is the fourth straight game securing the win and you can see the trophy being lifted up. fans watching in st. louis going

nuts celebrating that when. congratulations, 52 years in the making. a long celebration underway. the times 11 minutes after the top of the hour and this comment from donald trump sending the media into meltdown mode. >> if somebody called, norway, we have information on your opponent i think i would want to hear it. >> reporter: you want the kind of interference in our election? >> it's not interference, it is information. i would take it. >> attorney general is says this is more hypocrisy by the left as she tells us why they have no case against the president.

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password if you like. abusive offices and impeachable offense. >> is the president going to be reported as a security threat after that interview? >> the mainstream media melting down over the president telling abc he would listen if they foreign government offer damaging information about a political opponent but isn't that exactly what democrats did in 2016. genitalis is here to shed some light on all of this, thank you for joining us. you are newly married. you've been here -- excuse me for a moment. this is what democrats did especially when it comes to the steel dossier because you have the seal dossier written by christopher steele from great britain and then his information coming from russian sources. >> democrats calling for impeachment when supposedly

advocating for free and fair elections is like using your first amendment right to exercise freedom of speech by calling for government censorship. it is completely hypocritical, undermines everything they are trying to do and the democrats know that they are in hot water with william barr and the ig report and everything focused on that so they are taking something out of context that the president said and this is a problem with legal hypotheticals. it is a for instance and the legal response is always it depends on the fact of the situation and that is exactly what donald trump answered. it depends. >> what information would have to come in that it would be illegal for the president to take the information being offered. >> opposition research happens all the time in the context of campaigns but when dealing with a foreign entity the law comes down to spending on something of value with the intent to interfere in the campaign and

that is what we are looking at with everything, got with the democrat so it would have to be something with the intent to interfere and something of value in terms of spending on that information. >> which is what the dnc by spending money on the seal dossier. >> absolutely. if you have a journalist which is different from a government entity, they have journalists all the time from the foreign news sources that write things that are bad information about an american political candidate and that is perfectly fine to use in the context of the campaign. >> in a caveat being if it is to interfere in the election but you don't know if the information is to interfere in the election if you don't get the information first. >> for someone coming in saying i have this information that in and of itself, you can't help if you are approached so it all depends on the context and democrats making such a big deal of it, we've known since donald trump was elected their goal is to impeach and they are going to

try to do that by whatever means possible. there is no legal basis. innocently political. shannon: they are investigating the investigators and who did what, there have been allegations the obama administration and people senate knew that russia was attempting to do this with the trump campaign and didn't tell them they did the same type of thing. >> absolutely. they are trying to condemn him for a legal hypothetical when there is an attorney in the obama ministration isn't here, factually did something that is way way worse. shannon: we appreciate you as always. 19 after the top of the hour. john stuart's emotional plea to congress paying off. big vote in the house next, the 9/11 victims fund bill. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged

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shannon: football legend herschel walker slamming a plan to get free healthcare to illegal immigrants. the former heisman trophy winner tweeting not to point fingers at california but why get free healthcare to illegal immigrants when you're streets are littered with homeless legal residents, trash and tents? california is a beautiful place, let's keep it that way. governor gavin newsom's plan would cost taxpayers $100 million per year. state lawmakers will vote on the plan this week. healthcare in california and licenses in new york, democrats in the new york state is simply passing a measure that allows undocumented immigrants to use foreign documents including a passport to apply for a license. andrew cuomo has about to sign

the bill. it may not make it through the senate. a recent poll showed a majority of new yorkers oppose that proposal. helping our heroes. a bill to extend the september 11th victims compensation fund for the next 70 years passing the house judiciary committee, rick leventhal has more from new york. >> those in favor say aye. opposed now. the eyes have it. >> 9/11 first responders getting good news wednesday. the house judiciary committee voting unanimously to advance the never forget heroes act to a vote on the house floor aiming to extend the 9/11 victim compensation fund for the next 70 years. the vote follows an emotional plea from john stuart who strongly criticized members of congress for not showing up to yesterday's hearing prompting an outpouring of bipartisan support. >> it said it all you had these 9/11 responders behind him looking for their benefits and

sparsely attended congressional hearing. >> the bill expected to pass the house and then would be on to the senate where chuck schumer is pleading with his republican colleagues not to let partisan politics and the way. >> this is not politics. this is not a game. these are our heroes. >> the current $7.4 billion fund covers medical costs for first responders, volunteers and survivors suffering 9/11 related illnesses. but tens of thousands of victims of applied and the money is running out. first responders fighting to make the fund permanent admit it is not clear how much it will cost. >> the reality is we don't know how many others will become stricken with these insidious diseases. >> reporter: for now it benefit payments are being cut 50%-70%. victims would get their full compensation if and when the bill is signed into law.

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>> look at our top story this morning starting with fox news alert demonstrators smashing a cop car during violent rides in memphis overnight. 2 dozen police officers were injured as protesters threw

rocks and bricks following an officer involved shooting. the justice department slamming a panel vote to hold top administration officials in contempt of congress calling it a move that defies logic. the house intelligence committee recommending consequence for attorney general william barr and wilbur ross in refusing to comply with subpoenas about a citizen quick question on the census hours after donald trump used executive privilege on materials related to that question. a new round of impeachment calls from democrats after donald trump reveals that he says he would oppose opposition researcher accept it from foreign governments. >> you might want to listen. >> you want that interference in our elections? >> it is not interference. it is information. i would take it. >> democrats outraged over that interview despite the fact the dnc paid a british spy for the

anti-trump dossier in 2016. 2020 democratic presidential candidate beto o'rourke and kamala harris taking a page from donald trump's campaign book. >> if we do not hold the president accountable we will have set the precedent that some people in this country because of their position of power are in fact above the law. >> they would have no choice. everyone should be held accountable and the president is not above the law. >> is lock him up going to be the 2020 chance? here to debate, former obama biden director and former ted cruz campaign advisor joseph johnson, thank you for joining us. i will start with you. is this a good road for these candidates to head down? >> i don't think so.

they are taking a calculated risk and pandering to the farthest left in my party. i get it particularly are for beto o'rourke because he is in fifth place right now so he's trying to drum up some support from more progressive people but i think this is a mistake. i want them to pay attention to michelle obama's words when they go to we go high. shannon: perhaps they should pay attention to the polling that continues to be done, the majority of -- oppose impeaching donald trump, 61%, pretty overwhelming. >> absolutely, democrats have themselves backed into a corner. not only the 2020 candidates for president but the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, who said she wants to see the president in jail, the leading candidate, joe biden, he is the moderate, saying the president of the, quote, x essential threat.

it is amazing. this is become the line going into 2020 for the democrats and there is no question, look at the polling you put up for your viewers it is a losing strategy but here's the thing. the extreme left has declared victory in the civil war within the democratic party. shannon: what about that? to the extreme left, is that a wise move or does that mean donald trump will prevail and when? >> my take on that is that leaves a really good opening for the more moderate candidates, amy klobuchar who hasn't had much press lately. this gives her an opportunity for caller heads like hers to prevail. roller coasters are fun for only so long. that is what we are seeing right now. eventually you crave stable ground and there will be candidates like her and mayor pete that can provide that and might gain traction.

shannon: we are not hearing stance on different issues and one of the things they can't talk about is the economy. >> indeed. it is very difficult to campaign against 3% unemployment, record low unemployment, record wage growth etc. and so again now that the civil war is over and the extreme left has declared victory all they do is throw the lock am of stuff on the table and i wish senator klobuchar the best of luck but in today's democratic party she has as much chance becoming the democratic nominee is me. >> i just want caller voices to prevail. i wish her the best of luck.

we've got a great field of candidates. i want the more noisy once to drop out right now. >> many would argue that is what donald trump did in terms of hillary clinton with lock her up although somewhat also argue there was a legitimate reason for that and he won. we will see. thank you so much for joining us. democrats ramping up their fight for information following the mueller report release. adam shifts threatening to subpoena fbi director christopher ray. you wants to know if the agency concluded counterintelligence investigations connected to the 2016 trump campaign, telling reporters, quote, we are determined to get some answers and we are running out of patience. the morning follows the hearing focused on the mueller report and russia. according to the new york times the doj plans to interview senior cia officers involved in the probe so nowhere near ending. donald trump will host a working lunch with governors at the white house. they are expected to discuss

economic initiatives and job growth in their states. the president will speak about the second chance hiring today. that will give jobs to people with criminal records. much more to come on that. in the meantime, chasing a historic third straight u.s. open title today, he tees off around one in pebble beach, california this afternoon. if he wins again he would be the second since 1905 to win three straight u.s. opens. he just won his second straight pga championship last month. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. test positive for pot? now problem. which state band testing future employees for marijuana. doctored videos that look like the real thing.

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>> it just hours the house will hold a hearing about the potential threat of so-called deep fake videos of the threat they pose to americans. the fostering technology on full display after a fake video goes viral showing the likeliness of facebook founder mark zuckerberg. here to explain why americans should be concerned is brett bella coverage, thank you for joining us. you say this is the future of warfare. >> absolutely. countries like china and russia may be bold enough to use this

technology especially considering the fact that china is looking to be the leader in artificial intelligence by 2030. they put in his grand plan because they said whoever controls ai will control the world and what this technology is about is control, manipulating people. deep fake technology is not fully mainstream. there is still -- it does take a level of sophistication to produce these videos. there is often glitches and pixelation issues that make it obvious to determine these videos are forged but the technology is advancing at such a rapid pace that we may very well see the day in the near future we won't be able to tell the difference between what is real and what is fake and this accessibility of this artificial intelligence is making it easier and easier for foreign adversaries to manipulate us through it. shannon: for people who haven't seen this we want to show you this, this is not mark zuckerberg, this is altered video. see if you can tell the difference.

>> imagine this for a second. one man with total control of billions of people's stolen data, all their secrets, their lives, their futures, i owe it all to specter. specter showed me that whoever controls the data controls the future. shannon: it is crazy the level of what they can do at this point. >> there is no doubt congress is in a panic about this as we lean into the 2020 elections. they see this technology and the quality of it as having the ability to potentially disrupt our campaigns and the road vote or trust and compromise what people believe to be real and what is not. imagine a situation where a public official is put in a compromising situation are shown to be committing some sort of scandalous act or newscasters

could be simultaneously promoting the start of a nuclear war. imagine our conversation right now live being manipulated away that users and viewers are seeing what we are saying different than reality. this is something that absolutely congress should be concerned about and it will be up to these technology companies to do something about it. shannon: here's what the house intelligence committee set on the threat of these deep fake videos. these raise profound questions about national security, democratic governance and individuals and voters no longer able to trust their own eyes or ears when accepting the authenticity of what they see on their screens but then we have facebook. this surprised me that they won't take it down. we will treat this content the same as all misinformation, they will filter it. basically they will make it pop up less on your feed so people have less access to it but they won't take it down because they said we don't have a policy that

stipulates the information you post has to be true. >> quite odd to me, mike zuckerberg said he was going to de-prioritize these videos. that's not good enough then one of the things that will be introduced this week is a deep state bill that will focus on what we can do about it and in this bill what they want to do is generate some buzz that we need to start requiring these companies that are making this technology to put in watermarks or logos are you can tell it is forged and required technology firms to add manipulation detection software like youtube might detect music that has been pirated and finally looking at even potentially imposing fines or jail time for videos created in a way to impact national security. we are going to see a bit more of this but it is good the conversation has started now as the technology advances. shannon: we appreciate it, thank

you. the time is 15 minutes until the top of the our. remember when our government spent thousands for the shrimp on a treadmill? now they are spending millions to quarantine fruit flies. kristin tate joins us to break down where your taxpayer dollars are going this year and it will infuriate you. ♪ do you want me to go first or do you want to go first, brea?

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the california attorney general is reviewing the decision. pot no longer a problem for jobseekers in one state. the governor signing a bill to make nevada the first state to ban most preemployment drug testing. it does not apply to firefighters, drivers and positions that a component impact the safety of others. he goes into effect next year. recreational marijuana is legal in nevada. and marijuana making colorado see a lot of green. the state just passed a $1 billion pot revenue after two the highest grossing months since legalizing cannabis. it took the state roughly 3 and have years to reach the $500 million mark but just under two years to double that. the general reserve funds, education and health care programs. speaking of money, government waste of taxpayer dollars surging to disturbing numbers,

newly released congressional big book we look at every year shows $15.3 billion, $15.3 billion on earmarks during the 2019 fiscal year. a contributor at the hill, kristin tate, here to break down the most outrageous misspending being exposed, thank you for joining us. let's begin with a big one. $65 million for the pacific coastal salmon recovery fund. >> pretty crazy. when politicians talk about government spending what we often hear about most is waste and abuse but when it comes time to line up at the spending trough politicians on both sides of the aisle are happy to spend our tax dollars on these seemingly absurd and random spending items. >> another is $13.8 million for wildhorse and borough program. >> another one that seems kind

of random. this is all thanks to earmarking and people at home who might not know what earmarks are. pork added to appropriations bills and these porkbarrel projects often have nothing to do with the original legislation allowing members of congress to funnel tax dollars to pet project in their home districts which is how we end up with these absurd expenditures that are insulting to taxpayers. shannon: and favors being handed out in their home district, $12 million for an aquatic plant control program. >> i don't think anyone can tell us what that even means. some of this stuff is so absurd and earmarking in the past, force taxpayers to foot the bill for things like half $1 million on a museum in north carolina or $200,000 on a tattoo removal

program in california. earmarking is really bad because it incentivizes members of congress to look for these massive spending bills in exchange for relatively small earmarks that could total a few million dollars or a few thousand dollars. >> we all remember the shrimp running on the treadmill. they sneak these things in too because they are not talking about shrimp but fruit flies, $9 million for the fruit fly quarantine program. >> that is right and they hope many of us won't notice. many members of the public don't. back in 1822, james monroe wrote to congress about congressional spending authority should be limited to national works, spending authority became relatively unlimited it would be subject to waste and abuse. here we are 200 years later and these earmarks continue to corrupt congress and the road trust in washington dc.

federal spending in general has ballooned to new heights, $21 trillion in debt and there seems to be nobody left in washington willing to get serious about spending cuts. heather: people want more information you have more in the hill. thank you so much, kristin. the time is 8 minutes until the top of the hour and facebook wants to know what you are doing but there's a catch. never a doll moment, the training exercise this giant white sharks just interrupted. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic. i love this thing. it's gorgeous. i would pull up in this in a heartbeat. i want one of these.

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heather: facebook will pay you to invade your privacy launching a new apps to track your phone use. tracy carrasco from foxbusiness here to explain how it works. >> reporter: it wants to pay you but there is a catch, the new program facebook is launching will pay you for access to information on how you are using your smartphone. what air when you download, how it's time you spend on each platform, facebook will use this data to improve its own product and let you know what kind of information it is collecting on you, how it will be used. the question is how much is your

privacy worth to you? do you trust facebook anymore? let's go to this story. kentucky. a new bourbon. >> reporter: appear this distillery company releasing their first bourbon to the public in 102 years so what took so long? the distillery opened in 1889, they shut down in 1917 right before world war ii and in 2015 the family of the original owner of that distillery resurrected the brand and since then they have been working on their bourbon and they will be releasing it june 22nd for the first time to the public. heather: cool back story. thank you so much, tracy. now it is time for the good, the bad, and the ugly.

we begin with a texas pastor who just turned 105 years old and that is not stopping her from spreading the word of god. she has been delivering sermons for 57 years and says she will teach anyone who comes to the church. good for her. 105. now the bad. a great white shark takes a bite out of law enforcement training, the sonoma sheriff's department writing on facebook the sheriff's helicopter fought about doing some water training, no, the crew looked down and saw this beauty in the shallow water. not a good idea. finally the ugly. a man wanted for violating parole ditches cops on a moped before losing a 1-sided fight with the police dog. from the looks of that picture he definitely lost that fight. deputies found him inside a

dishwasher outside a mobile home with crystal meth in his pocket. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. jillian: thursday, june 13th. chaos in memphis. more than 2 dozen police officers hurt in clashes with protesters. >> the officer involved shooting that spark these riots plus this. >> if somebody calls, we have information on your opponent i think i would want to hear it. >> you want that kind of interference in our election? >> it is not interference, it is information. >> democrats ramping up their impeachment calls after that comment from the president. >> the question many are asking, what about the dossier that made its way from across the pond to hillary clinton?