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steve: what a way to wake up. ainsley: i love this. will you all come back every morning, please? brian: you can all stay with ainsley she lives in manhattan. ainsley: i have a pullout sofa. i have plenty of room. brian: those are always the most comfortable. pull out sofa. steve: today is another popular of our "fox & friends" live. we have people from around the country with us today. [cheers and applause] the theme for today's show is you built that. and to start the program we are doing something different. we actually have one of you as you the announcer. in the second row in the center gloria, go ahead and stand up. she is a school secretary and she is today "fox & friends" announcer. who is on today? >> today we have funny man michael loftus. [cheers] >> and diamond and silk. [cheers and applause]

and sean hannity is here. [cheers and applause] steve: gloria, thank you so much. rawptioround of applause for gloria. very nice. brian: i think this is the first time diamond and silk are appearing together. ainsley: that's right. brian: they have never been apart actually. ainsley: did you know they are sisters? i realized that like a month ago. brian: most people didn't know. ainsley: they are biological sisters from north carolina. brian: they never leave that room. they just sit there in front of the camera. steve: they left it today because they are going to be with us live. brian: two minutes after the hour. the president made news yesterday number one allowing george stephanopoulos plus to follow him around the white house. steve: for two days. ainsley: white house, out in the field. brian: one sound bite that came out is the president's view on international intrusions on our election process. what if, hypothetically, another government was to

give you information on your would be opponent? steve: what do you if somebody said hey. [knocking] i have got some dirt on candidate b, would you take it? would you listen? would you call the fbi? this is what the president told george. >> your campaign this time foreigners, if russia, if china, if someone else offers you information on the opponent should you accept it or call the fbi. >> i think maybe you do both. i think you might want to listen. there is nothing wrong with listening. if somebody called from a country, norway, we have information on your opponent, oh, i think i would want to hear it. >> you want that kind of interference in the election? >> that's not interference. it's information. any thought there was something wrong i gold to the fbi. when somebody comes up with oppo research oh let's call the fbi. the fbi doesn't have enough agents to take care of it. did you go and talk honestly

to congressman, they all do it, they always have. that's the way it is. it's called o oppo research. >> there is so much floating around washington, d.c. we will know for sure because the president about drive by "fox & friends" tomorrow morning 8:00 eastern. brian: don't worry, he is calling. ainsley: right. ainsley: what's interesting he goes on to say you know what? you should call the fbi if you know something on your opponent. he said give me a break, george. he said life doesn't work that way. in all of my experience, in everything that i have ever learned, all the information i have learned over the course of life, i never once picked up the phone and called the fbi. they don't even have enough agents. what do you say? hi, i'm running for congress and norway called and they have some information on my opponent. what's the fbi going to do. we will be right on it. we are going to investigate that. steve: norway? ainsley: you are crazy. we will call you back.

brian: put it this way. nothing is free in this world. you don't want a foreign government or foreign entity giving you information because they will want something back. if anybody knows that it is the president. there is no free lunch. if someone wants information they want influence. i think the president has to clarify that i'm glad he is coming on tomorrow. he opened himself wide up to attacks. if china does say hey, president trump, i have got information on pete buttigieg because we know at south bend you can get up to a lot of no good and a lot of things going on there the president should say hey, keep it. i got this. because i don't want to owe china or russia something in return. steve: think about it this way though. the steele dossier which started the whole spying thing on the trump campaign, let's see where did that come from? that was funded initially by republicans doing opposition research against donald trump. brian: donald trump. steve: domestically. the russian influence came in started gathering information. unverified. a number of the sources were

close to the russian government. and who paid for that? that was dirt from hillary clinton and the dnc. ainsley: dnc and hillary clinton's campaign they funded fusion g.p.s. they hired this british spy, foreign operator, british spy to write this dirty dossier that turned out to be a hoax and not true. steve: was that against the law? brian: put it this way it was wrong. and i don't want to see it done again. steve: didn't work out well. brian: keep the other countries out. make sure they stay out. let's agree on that. the president stirred up a lot and all the sudden with 24 opponents. hypothetical trying to get a shot at the white house they weighed in. real threat to national security. kamala harris says the president is a national security threat. time for congress impeachment hearing elizabeth warren, time to impeach the president. ainsley: the president did say, if i learned that something was wrong, i would call the fbi.

steve: yeah. so, anyway. so george stephanopoulos posed that hypothetical question, mollie hemingway had this real life answer. >> george stephanopoulos' good friend hillary clinton took information from a foreign government. if it is a huge problem to take information from a foreign government, he should be asking her and democrats, you know, democratic national committee secretly bought and paid for this dossier that by their own accounting forced government officials in russia. if this is a huge problem and many people for years have been telling us it is. why aren't the media doing doing more to find out why this. how they created hoax conspiracy theory. i would like to see some people ask some tough questions of those people. brian: that's all true we will see what happens. we will clarify it tomorrow. the president of the united states, he takes on the media, he challenges the media, he will say come on, i will answer all your questions every day on the lawn. people are upset about the press briefings, how would

you like the president every day? you have the president every day. abc is very critical of him. you send your number one guy to spend two guys with the president. ainsley: hillary clinton guy. brian: still he gave george certify up in plus two days. you cannot say he only goes to friendly media. ainsley: he asked about the media he said witch huntington. why does the polls bother you if the race were tomorrow? it's untrue. and if i thought they were correct, i wouldn't be upset. steve: of course, the president has said many times when i was running for president they got that one wrong. if you remember meanwhile quinnipiac had a poll and the answer -- the question was whether or not you think congress should start the impeachment process, 33 pierce of those said yes, start the process. 61 percent said no. 6 percent said they did not know. what's interesting about this, when you look at the people to said yes, 2% were republicans. only 2%. 62% were democrats. and the independents, the people who pick the

president? 35 percent said yes. that's not enough. brian: i believe and i know you are too busy to watch during the day these impeachment hearings that come out and rantings and ravens come in video to a 434 page book. i think the people are fed up. the people convinced the president sun worthy are there. the people that think it is a witch-hunt are here. and the people in the middle have tuned it out. steve: talk to the people who are here in our live studio audience today. who would like to talk a little bit about what you are seeing on television. young man in the center, go ahead and stand up. what's your name? >> [inaudible] steve: what do you think what congress is doing? nancy pelosi she has a number of members on the political left who would like to see impeachment. >> yeah. i think the mueller report came out and findings there is no collusion. the democrats collusion the mueller report clearly says they didn't.

steve: the problem is the democrats say look, he tried to obstruct justifiable. >> well, i think the findings were that he didn't. and they continue this idea that he did is just wasting time. steve: well, i think, thank you very much. good answer. [cheers and applause] steve: how about a round of applause for him. okay. right back here. what's your name? >> brigitte. steve: brigitte, go ahead and stand up. what do you say? >> i think congressman gaetz said it best this week 70% of democrats want something that 60% of americans don't. steve: that's exactly what that poll shows over there. [applause] steve: what's your name? >> jennifer. >> where are you from. >> live in the poconos originally from new york. regarding impeachment. i almost don't get the question. bill clinton was impeached he was a democrat and he stayed in office. now we have trump -- were you going to say something. steve: impeached by the house and got to pass the senate. that's the problem. they don't have enough senators to say okay, throw

him out. >> i'm not buying it. honestly, you have to look at this down the road. i think they are going to keep this until the next election keep it going. i have to tell you there are a lot of closet trump supporters i used to be in the middle. i switched to republican. there are a lot of people just like me. steve: all right. anybody on this side? hoils would lik -- who else woue to talk about the whole impeachment thing? there you are right there. the voice in my head said you are over there. >> i think it moves down to this is still hatred from the left. they are still upset about the election results. steve: do you blame them? >> [applause] >> 16% of americans do not want the impeachment. and i think if the left wasn't so blinded by, you know, their hatred for our president that he would could continue to do things, continue to make america

great again. so hopefully, think can open their eyes and see the gold at the end of the trail. steve: very nice. thank you, sir. there you go. ainsley and brian, a lot of opinions and it doesn't seem like many people like what's going on in congress, right? >> no. steve: over to you. ainsley: thank you, steve. up first on guest list brandon judd. he joins us next in front of our live studio audience. ♪ ♪ tual your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪

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the border can tell you dhs facilities are overflowing, that our resources are stretched thin. ainsley: border patrol agents are the last line of defense. they risk their lives every day to keep americans safe and allow americans to prosper. steve: brandon judd has spent his 22 year career working alongside the brave men and women of law enforcement. he joins us live now. [applause] steve: brandon, how much frustration is there the men and women of border patrol when they turn on the television and see the people in washington not helping them out? >> it gets extremely frustrating because we know that the american public, these people want the border secure. we want to secure the border for these people because we want the safety. every single time that i have ever spoken with president trump, it's very clear that he wants to secure the border. brian: that's why you endorse him. >> yes. because he wants the safety of these people here today. and we want to secure the border. but when we don't get the help that we need, especially when it comes down to the funding, when

you have got the -- when you have got the hard left and the hard right that are constantly fighting back and forth, that creates that divide where we can't get anything done. brian: so when a guy dies from the flu they want to blame border patrol. when people are overcrowded or they come over or hurt, they want to blame border patrol. they don't have the facilities to house them. yesterday democrats could not break impasse over funding the crisis which they refused to act on. you are just talking about humanitarian aid. you are not talking about wall or daca or anything controversial. what is the problem? >> it comes down to politics. they want to get reelected. they don't care about what's best for the country as a whole. brian: how would they get somebody reelect. that's not in america's interest. >> it's about district. it's strictly about districts. if i'm a congressman in a district that wants open borders that wants illegal aliens, then they are going to pander to that. they care more about their re-election than they care about the country as a

whole. ainsley: they need to wake up. the voter know what's happening. they are not stupid. they see there is a crisis and a problem. the president has tweeted he says mexico is doing more to help than congress. it should not be that way. these are our lawmakers, we elected them to do something, right? [applause] ainsley: mexico is getting involved. and they are stopping the people from crossing over their southern border finally. they are acting. are you seeing a difference in the numbers? because the message in central america was you better go because they are going to change the laws, they are going to figure this out. that's why all of them are flooding our southern border. >> that pressure that the president put on mexico, that tariff threat did exactly what it needed to do. mexico is now doing what-eye they are stepping up to the plate and becoming true partners in border security. what we have seen is less people working their way up through mexico right now already. so it's already paying dividends. steve: the reason mexico is cracking down now and this is what is understood or inferred is if they don't crack down now, in 45 days or 90 days after last

friday, the united states can going to really insist on that safe third country business which mexico does not want. >> no, they don't. but that was the brilliance of what president trump did is he -- all he did was said okay, i'm going to take the tariffs back right now. but they are still on the table. in 90 days from now if you don't do what you need to do i'm going to put the tariffs right back on. he is putting the pressure on to make them a third safe country. brian: i'm afraid that the border patrol is so frustrated that they might walk off. i'm telling you, they are so over the and being egg ignored i have had it? >> i spent 30 days processing in texas. yes the border patrol agents are sick and tired of the constant political divide. we need more people like cuellar and chip -- make this happen. ainsley: i know this is not what you signed up for but

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ainsley: how would free healthcare truly affect our doctors and you the patient? brian: stand back, i'm going to introduce dr. siegel. he is our medical contributor dr. siegel. medicare for all. we understand where people's heart is. they want to give medical coverage for everybody. but this is not reality, is it? >> not only that it's not really medicare. by the time you are done with it, you are looking at a system that's somewhere between medicare and medicaid number one. number two, you lose all the choice that you have under the current employer based healthcare system, which is covering over 170 million people. they are not going. brian: you can't have both? you can't have private and you can't have medicare for all. >> not under these plans you can't. ainsley: you can't choose your doctor. >> you can't choose your health insurance plan and doctor and where you go for care. you are dealing with narrow networks. they will muscle everybody in. ainsley: the government could send you to the worst hospital, the one thats hat worst rating and have you no choice. >> absolutely. not only that doctors will be paid about 40% less. hospitals currently make 85

cents on the dollar with medicare. all of the research that goes on in americans, all of me. all supporting it. you take that away and you end up with less research, less innovation, less new drugs. bright eyed medical students graduating. steve: let's see the hands here in the studio audience, bernie sanders has suggested that people would be willing to pay more in taxes for medicare for all. let me see the hands of the people okay nobody on that side. how about the other side? how many people would pay more for taxes for medicare for all? i don't see a single hand. >> here is, why steve. sounds great. 58% support it. sounds great. what's it going to cost? $30 trillion over 10 years. the hands go down. will you be able to have access to your physician or the healthcare you need? hands go down when you hear that in canada, which is single payer you have to wait several weeks for mri,

ct scan or hip replacement or to see a specialist. who wants to wait several weeks to see a specialist. brian: you talk to the brits they have a different opinion on bernie sanders. because he thinks they have it made. you can't have obamacare and medicare for all. do the democrats realize that while lauding obamacare they talk about medicare for all. that's where the candidates are going to divide by the way. >> that's where they can't have it both ways. i think they are going to realize. i think it's a campaign slogan, brian. i don't think it's ever going to happen. they will self-destruct by getting behind it. i can't believe they are making it a campaign issue. and so unpopular. brian: canada ihealthcare is amt people's. >> raise your hands if you want to destroy healthcare and replace it with something that will not work? steve: i don't see any hands. ainsley: my mother had a stroke. you helped me through that. if she had gone to any other hospital in our hometown, she went to the trauma hospital.

if the government said you have to go to that hospital and not this one she would not have made it. the one doctor who would perform the surgery on her brain to remove the clot was at that one hospital and he happened to be on call that night. if she had went to that one i would be motherless. if something happened to my daughter i want her at the best hospital and best doctors. i don't want the government telling me where she has to go. [cheers and applause] steve: where is kevin? >> healthcare for all. let the market drive down healthcare costs by perhaps having hospitals and healthcare centers publish price list so we could see who not necessarily the cheaper but better prices are much like the government might have putt putt ingredients on the food supply. brian: i heard that's coming. >> that is coming, he is right. [applause] >> that's a great point. steve: then people can shop around.

>> it's starting to happen. trump administration has been emphasizing price transparency with prescription drugs among health providers. your mri or echo could be a lot more up town than downtown. paying more out of pocket for the one more expensive. if we knew what we were paying they would have to compete and prices would come down. brian: i would love to be able to have a coupon for an ear infection. 25% off. come on, doctor, i hope can you honor. this maybe i will choose that company. ainsley: like the lay sick surgery. second eye free. >> they you could hide behind you not knowing the price. then you get hit with secret bills you weren't expecting. another proposal to get rid of that. steve: it's not like you call up and say how much for a strep throat. that's just not how much it works. karen is over on this side. karen, where are you? you had a comment about healthcare right now. >> i do. i think it's a privilege. i don't think it's a right. my parents worked in this country for many, many years

and my mother just finely retired a couple years ago and she, you know, they paid in to the system with taxes. i pay my taxes. i know how much, you know, deducted from my taxes for healthcare and all of that and i just don't agree that people come here get it for free or want it for free. brian: come here illegally by the way. california gives it for free. [applause] >> california is going to try to cover illegals with healthcare and not necessarily provide for their own people meanwhile we are seeing rats on the street with homeless people in california. it's a complete mess. so to karen's point, here is where i would say healthcare is a right. you have the right to go to an emergency room if you are sing or have a heart attack and get taken care of. guess. what the safety net. guess what? that's already the case in the united states. we have to take care of you. if you have an emergency. that's a right. it's not a right to have your lay sick surgery done. it's not.

brian: elective. >> that's elective. i think that's a misnomer. also we have clinics in the united states that serve 22 million people paid for by the federal government. that's the safety net. so, it's a complete misnomer and fraudulent to go around saying you have a right to, you know get your blood pressure check here or to get your eye drops here. brian: ultimately, it's going to be a bipartisan solution because no matter who is in power is going to keep flipping the other person's program out. both sides have got to get together. almost every person in the country cares about healthcare. steve: yesterday mitt romney announced he has a replacement for obamacare he will announce it shortly. receive steve medicare for all has no traction. it's a complete waste. brian: coming up straight ahead, thank you very much, dr. siegel. bernie sanders just unveiled his -- [cheers and applause] >> defending democratic socialism. we will ask our audience what they think about that

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♪ wake me up before you go, girl ♪ i'm not planning on going solo. [cheers and applause] steve: well, all these people got an early wake-up call to be in our studio audience today. brian: steve did wake you up. he called you and made sure you are up on time. steve: now you all have my number. ainsley: it's fun to have y'all. steve: we are able to tell you the news of the day and you are like an instant focus group and able to figure out what interests you. yesterday, bernie sanders

gave a speech, you know, he is the democratic socialist. he came out with a speech to defend his stance, you know, is he a so-called democratic socialist, medicare for all, free college, $15 an hour minimum wage, things like that. listen to him, here he is yesterday in his own words. >> we must recognize that in the 21st century, in the wealthiest country in the history of the world, economic rights are human rights. that is what i mean by democratic socialism. [cheers and applause] that is the difference between donald trump and me. he believes in corporate socialism for the rich and powerful. i believe in a democratic socialism that works for the working families of this country. [cheers and applause] brian: wide shot. ainsley: that burns my dad

up. steve: earns? ainsley: works three jobs and he put himself through college and his goal was to put all three of us through college. that last day when my brother graduated we all celebrated we love him so much. he worked so hard. i cannot imagine if the government came in and said wayne, you worked very hard but give me half of that money because someone else who is sleeping in their bed all day and not working hard is going to take your money. brian: right now 45% of most of our paychecks go to the government anyway and they want to take more of it. meanwhile the good news is for people who don't think this country stray socialist nation it seems like america is sobering up. bernie sanders is steadily dropping in all the polls. brian: so candid i think i'm going to get me a beer. that seemed to zoom her up in the polls. ainsley: now she is offering you can enter to win a beer

with her. brian: right, fantastic. steve: well, that would be very social. [laughter] there is a new poll out. is socialism compatible or not compatible with american values? about 30 percent said yes, it's compatible as you can see there. about 60 percent said not compatible. 7 percent said it depends. 7% says don't know what you are talking about. ainsley: american values. what are our values. i don't think socialism is compatible. i think of america i think of capitalism. steve: it is for whatever it is right there. ainsley: 29%? brian: can you guys see the prompt tier out there what does it say to do? >> brian walks to the audience. brian: time for me to find out what's going on. where is nate? nate, i want to find out if you believe that socialism is has a place in this country. keep in mind social security we are paying into, there are social aspects if there is disability paid into. that's a social program.

do you think socialism can work here. >> i do not think socialism can work. the only way society works in general is for us to be a capitalist society. the truth is if you go to work every single day you should earn the wage you merit from that work. just like if you are commissioned based salesman like i am myself. i'm paid based on merit. if i work hard i get paid more money. why why go to work and work hard every single day if i knew my pay was going to be the same as somebody else that wants to sit on the couch and do nothing. i think the problem we have in america today is our schools and universities and colleges no longer teacher the true meaning to capitalism and what it actually means. brian: right. >> unfortunately we are taught by a left wing agendas. [applause] >> when our kids get out of college they have a tremendous amount of debt. of course these polls are taken and taken on college campuses and have you $200,000 in college debt and bernie sanders is out there saying let's forgive all the college debt. people are going to stand up and say yes i want that to be forgiven because they haven't yet become the people that are going to pay for that. everything has a cost. brian: someone walks up to you in life and says i would

like to pay off your car loan and mortgage you would say yes. have you candidates saying i would like to pay off student debt. there is a college too expensive. they say here is a parent loan. here is a student loan i have got to do it because i believe in my kid. next thing you know your kid is $100,000 in debt and doesn't have a job yet. you were too good though. where is charles? >> back row. brian: all right. charles. you can stand up. i will try not to get in front of you. where do you stand up. we do have somewhat of a safety net in this country. >> that's fine and understandable. if you look at history, socialism has failed everywhere it's tried. >> that's right. >> they keep talking about everything is going to be free. nothing is free. somebody is going to have to pay for it. brian: right. do you know what the thing is, they say today in our country the word capitalism has such negativity. the real thing is called free market against a fixed market. against a government run

market. do you think that's an adequate comparison? >> absolutely. and i think the 2020 election is going to be a big debate on capitalism vs. socialism. brian: some candidates are realizing that governor hickenlooper says if we run on socialism we will lose. >> i hope they do. [applause] brian: what i wants you to do is listen to bernie sanders. yesterday, he had something fascinating to say. he said america would be willing to pay more taxes. listen. >> i suspect that a lot of people in this country would be delighted to pay more in taxes if they had -- if they had comprehensive healthcare as a human right. when their kids have educational opportunities without out-of-pocket expenses, when they have healthcare as a human right, when they have affordable housing. when they have decent retirement, security. i think most americans will understand that that is a good deal. brian: all right. so will all of americans want to pay more taxes and be delighted to do so?

brian: hey, debbie how are you? >> very well, thank you. bin. brian: 2k50u7bsd where bernie sanders is coming from. he has a big heart for people that don't have a lot. >> absolutely. that's very kind of bernie. [laughter] >> i think socialism breeds mediocrity. that has no place in my life and no place in my children's life and hopefully no place in my grand children's life. socialism will destroy what is the beauty of america and beauty of american work ethic. i can't imagine living in a world where everything is just given to you. about fighting for it, working hard for and it making it happen. [applause] brian: we have the opportunity to pursue happiness. we don't guarantee the happiness. we just want to compete. >> you know, every day is a gift, you have got to get up every day and show up and make it happen. that's the difference between a capital liz stick society and socialistic society. i look at the failures around the world i want no part of that life for myself my children and future generation. brian: i'm resentful to the

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ainsley: got to keep your head up. that's a great song. built on foundation of laws and rules. a "the washington post" op-ed now casting doubt warning, quote: we need to prepare for a complete reversal of the role the supreme court plays in our lives. steve: here with reaction. fox news senior judicial analyst and host of liberty file on fox nation judge andrew napolitano. >> good morning. [cheers and applause] steve: this op-ed. >> are these all kilmeade's neighbors? brian: they are. absolutely. that means they are half italian and half irish. [laughter] steve: judge, in his wapo "the washington post" editorial how we ideologically gone one way on the supreme court and going further and there needs to be a change. >> you know what "the washington post" article forgets to point out is that elections have consequences. and under the rule of law, in the united states, the president of the united

states appoints the people of the supreme court and the senate confirmed them and have a different court if hillary clinton had been elected to control the senate. that's not the case. donald trump has put two serious legal scholars who are in the traditionalist vein on the supreme court. that's the type of person he promises to put there. [applause] what this article really means is that the author of the article does not like the anticipated results to be expected. how do we know what results are going to be expected? because, justice ginsburg went on national television and said i don't like what the supreme court is doing and we're becoming too political. translation? expect a lot of 5 to 4 decisions in the next two mondays with justice againstburg dissenting. brian: the past decade has seen a conservative court slow progress. the next gek indicated radicalized right court not

only erase gains but barriers to prevent progressive political action. there is a fear that they're losing the court. they want to change things. >> what they really fear is that roe v. wade may go away. this is the most abominable decision since dred scott vs. sanford which declared. [cheers and applause] >> that african-americans were -- and donald trump, to his credit, campaigned against the decision and in favor of putting justices there who would not be afraid to address it. that's really what this -- what this complaint is about. steve: all right. ainsley: it's an important issue. some people and conservatives voted for president trump because of the judicial system and what you would do. a lot of the evangelicals felt that way. >> i have to say a word about all the socialism. a great segment you just did. when we fought the revolution in 1776, enough to use violence against the government. the effective tax rate was 3%. today live in new york city you are paying 55%. steve: judge, here in new

york you get to keep 3% now. [laughter] brian: by the way, that was before the irs scandal 1776. download the app., fox nation app. and get the liberty file it's on whenever the judge feels like doing it almost daily. >> god love you. ainsley: put the word in binge you get two free weeks. how do you pay off a mortgage while you are building your wealth? our audience is full of questions about their finances. steve: come on in anthony. brian: anthony o'neil joins us. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ when you have nausea, heartburn, ♪ ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea ♪ try new pepto liquicaps for fast relief and ultra-coating. ♪ nausea, heartburn, indigestion, upset stomach, diarrhea ♪ get powerful relief with new pepto bismol liquicaps.

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♪ i want to put on ♪ my, my, my, my boogie shoes. ainsley: our next guests has answers to help you get out of debt and build your financial freedom bestselling author and team member anthony o'neil. great to have you here. tell us your story really quickly. >> i was homeless sleeping in the back of my car six months age of 19 years old. $35,000 in debt. today i'm completely debt-free. just built my dream home and traveling the world with dave ramsey and helping teens, millennials and people build financial freedom and wealth in their lives. ainsley: that is freedom, isn't it the day i got out of debt i celebrated. i worked really hard on that. john lucas, stand up, please. where are you from? >> upstate new york. ainsley: you just graduated from college. >> penn state.

ainsley: good for you. did you have fun. >> absolutely. ainsley: what's your question for anthony. >> i'm wondering how can somebody that is about to graduate college how can we manage our debt from loans, outrageous bar tabs. [laughter] >> and such. ainsley: do you that think where you get a free credit card and free t-shirt and racked up debt that's what i did at a ballgame. >> mom might be watching. >> you are a smart man don't let your momma down. you are about to graduate. congratulations on that. [applause] >> nearly 30% of millennials are going home once they graduate college. i want you to avoid that what i want you to do is when did you go home, before you even graduate i want you to have a vision. on that vision i want you to list out where you are going and have a vision for your money. so you have to have a budget number two, you are going to pay off the bar tabs that you racked up and all your debt. three, go ahead and set aside at least three months for an emergency fund. this way if you do decide to go back home, you are going to start a solid foundation

and move forward. just make sure you do not go back to the bar if do you, pay cash, man. [laughter] ainsley: i like that. congratulations: katie, what's your question for anthony. >> yeah, so my question is how does the average american build significant wealth while paying off mortgage and acquiring good debt like through real estate investments. >> man, that's a good question. number one thing that we're learning within our dave ramsey baby steps if avoid debt and emergency fund invest 15% into our retirement. if you are going to build wealth, you have to pay off mortgage. one of the tips is make an extra payment every quarter four times a year to your mortgage payment. that's going all towards your principle. if you really want to build true wealth pay off all of your debt including your mortgage and continuing investing your 15% into retirement. >> all right. thank you. ainsley: phyllis has a question. over here in the pink, anthony. fill little, do you mind

standing up where are you from? >> lawrenceville, new jersey. ainsley: can we ask your question after the break? i'm being told we have to take a little break and we will come back. okay? more "fox & friends" coming up. ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ dance, dance, dance [cheers and applause] ♪ creeping up on you so dance, dance, dance ♪ all those things i should do ♪ dance, dance, dance. [cheers and applause] ainsley: that sound is on repeat in my car because my daughter loves it. the trolls movie have you seen it it's the song justin timberlake. brian: i wish he would say something excepts for dance, dance, dance. steve: you hate to dance, dance, dance. brian: okay i'm a great dancer. steve: now are not. brian: okay. i forgot. i knew it was one or the other. why doesn't he sing about something of substance. have you ever listened to justin timberlake song?

i learned something about myself. you are listen to the beatles or you listen to your favorite band elo. [laughter] like he just keeps singing with the same drummer in the background and he makes so much money. ainsley: is he doing pretty well. steve: all right. welcome to another "fox & friends" live. we have folks from all across the country. [cheers and applause] in the second row we have a fellow by the name of kevin cooper from dublin, ohio. stand up, kevin, you are our announcer this hour. who is coming up? >> we have funny man michael loftus. [cheers and applause] >> diamond and silk. [cheers and applause] >> and our very own sean hannity. [cheers and applause] ainsley: wow. did you memorize this? brian: that's incredible. steve: kevin is a web developer, right? >> yeah. steve: a small businessman. >> yes. steve: are you enjoying the show so far one hour and one minute in. >> i can't believe it's only been one hour.

[laughter] brian: by the way no future in the internet. get out of the business while you can. >> i have heard. brian: all going back to paper. steve: thank you very much. we are going to talk politics and go out to iowa where in the last 48 hours the president of the united states has been on the stump and so has joe biden. ainsley: joe biden. gosh, bashing each other already. and biden is saying that president trump has ruined what america was founded on. listen. >> america is an idea. an idea. the only country in the world that started off as the phrases we the people. we hold these truths to be self-evident. that's a distinguishing feature of who we're. and this got awful bitter division than introduced into our country is devastating for us. it's devastating for what we are able to do, and it's devastating for how we are viewed around the world. this election is not about me but different from any election. four years of donald trump will go down as an

aberration in american history. 8 years, 8 years he could fundamentally change who we are as a nation. brian: so, that's his message. that donald trump is not worthy of the office and, remember, the good old days with president obama and joe biden. they will didn't have any scandals. ainsley: he keeps saying that. he keeps saying we were scandal-free. brian: those were the good old days this week he also announced his friendship bracelet. [laughter] steve: david axelrod came out and said is this a joke? brian: david axelrod by the way. some things joe biden has already done and he is barely campaigning that have been big mistakes. that's got to get business people worried. steve: here is he talking about how when you look over the 8 years of obama-biden, not a problem. >> what i'm most proud of, for eight years, there wasn't one single hint of a

scandal. [cheers and applause] ainsley: not one hint of a scandal. there was hillary clinton emails. benghazi, fast and furious, irs, targeting the conservative groups like the tea party. steve: is he talking about scandals. let's go out and talk to some of the folks gathered here in the studio f today. where is kate? good morning, kate, where are from you. >> i'm from scranton, pennsylvania. steve: i have been there. beautiful town. >> yes, it is. steve: what do you make of joe biden surging on the democratic side saying there were scandals on their watch? >> is he wrong. he is simply wrong. steve: why? >> there is benghazi as she mentioned. she stole all my answers. so benghazi, the irs scandals, the irs targeting. the irs targeting is also connected to obamacare. steve: what? how did that work out? >> so, when people don't have healthcare, the irs is collecting the taxes from it. steve: very good. >> so fast and furious.

there is also veterans administration issues. you name it. about 29 to 61 different scandals out there. steve: thank you very much. >> you are welcome. steve: very good answer. can i see the hands of people who agree with joe biden during the obama-biden years there were zero scandals? can i see those hands? i still can't -- i can't see those hands. where is matt? matt is right there. stand up, sir, where are from you. >> poconos, pennsylvania. steve: thank you very much for coming out today? >> absolutely. steve: who do you make of joe biden's comments? >> obviously he doesn't have a very good memory. i think -- wasn't he part of the plane load of money sent over to the middle east? didn't that happen under his watch i thought? steve: he was vice president at the time. i don't think he was co-pilot. >> well, that one and i thought blackmailing another nation for his son to have a job was pretty --

steve: i heard that speculation i haven't seen any evidence so far. why do you think joe biden is surging on the democratic side? >> they are grasping at straws. looking for someone who might have a chance. i don't think they have it with him. steve: i think the number one thing that the democrats are looking for is somebody who can beat donald trump. and they feel like that person, that's the number one qualification. >> going back to the barack obama was good 8 years so this is our best shot to win. steve: all right. thank you very much. good answer. where is andrew? andrew is right back here. how are you? >> i'm great how are you. >> i like that tie, very bright. >> thank you. steve: what do you think about joe biden say nothing scandals on their watch. >> several scandals clearly not only sleepy joe but clearly forgetful joe as well. [laughter] he clearly is making faux pas after faux pas. and if i were a democrat. i would be very concerned about that. as brian said a moment ago, hey, the pressure is not even ratcheted up yet and he is already tripping over himself. he is doing that now. what is he going to do later

on and what is he going to do in office? steve: he is so far ahead of everybody else. >> no one else rising above or celebrating them selves from the 20 something candidates out there to really put pressure on. steve: all right. andrew, thank you very much. very nicely done. [applause] steve: go back over to the couch. excellent talking. brian: steve, let's talk a little bit of scandal too. that is the investigation that john durham is running after michael horowitz gets done with inspector general report. john durham u.s. attorney is going full speed ahead. he has been appointed by william barr. one of the things he wants to do is find out what led to the russia investigation. if nothing happened that was unsavory that needs to be correct sod be be it. he wants to get answers. he has worked for democratic administrations and been very effective. his first target is the cia. ainsley: we are learning now that the doj is going to interview two cia officers. one senior intelligence. cia analyst. both of them were involved

in the agency's work on understanding the russia campaign to sabotage the election. steve: that's right. this is a big story as you can see, that's the headline in the "new york times." there it is. the number one story right there. congressman john ratcliffe, republican from texas said there are a lot of questions that the cia should answer because it all goes back to the starting of the collusion investigation. here's the congressman yesterday. >> a lot of the questions that relate to the origins of this go to the cia. there is a lot that attorney general barr, i think, has said doesn't jive with respect to that and that's why john durham is looking at the issues that the democrats aren't willing to look at. we all waited for two years for bob mueller to come out and say no collusion no, conspiracy by donald trump. but you wouldn't have known that in the hearing today. the democrats repeatedly said there was collusion. there was conspiracy. but somehow bob mueller and his of nearly 60 fbi

investigators and fbi agents somehow just missed it. steve: i just inventinged the word. i combined co-collusion with russia to come up with collusia. brian: which is a very good vacation spot. ainsley: next to fallujah. brian: not quite as nice. full cooperation. my sense is men and women in the field offices and more of the guys that used to run things like john brennan and james clapper. those are the ones with all the answers and most of the questions. steve: right. brian: one thing mr. ratcliff was taking. devin nunes of the intelligence committee. two fbi agents there what amazed him was that a lot of people didn't pay attention. two retired fbi agents at the witness table who had no problem with the way peter strzok and lisa page acted. they acted like they were just serving their country.

they are sticking up for each other rather than saying that's not the way we should handle investigations. steve: nonetheless, it is the lead story right now in the "new york times." somebody apparently at the cia, you know, leaked that story to him because so far from the department of justice we haven't seen that sort of thing regarding. brian: pretty extraordinary. ainsley: tells you they are getting the ball rolling. we will find out some answers. steve: i don't think the cia likes it. brian: to your point, the way -- if they have a source at the "new york times" and the cia. it's because they want the story out first. steve: right. brian: they want to get ahead of the investigation so there is not blaring headlines that have to do with what they discover. they are softening the american public for what they are about to reveal to be revealed. steve: stay tuned for that so we will talk to the president of the united states tomorrow on this topic. is he going to be joining us live via the telephone from the oval office 8:00 a.m. eastern time. brian: let's make sure to keep the lines open that

hour. i don't want to get a busy signal. steve: if he is going to join us ought 8:00. how do you wrap up the president? because you don't go to a commercial until is he done. probably going to take an hour. brian: tell bill hemmer to stay in the shower a little longer and go into the shower. ainsley: if it does go to 9 do we take over or bill take over. steve: i don't know. ainsley: solution needs to be a drink in next cookbook. brian: we always ask sean hannity. ainsley: sean is coming on the show. [applause] jillian to you for headlines. jillian: good morning everybody. we begin with a fox news alert. 24 police officers are hurt as protesters clash with law enforcement in memphis overnight. [shouting] cop cars left with smashed windows, bricks and rocks police in riot gear. this all followed a officer

involved shooting. calls the protesters aggression unwarranted. breaking overnight the u.s. navy is assisting two oil tankers attacked in the golf of oman. the incident forcing evacuations after the tankers were reportedly struck by a correspond torpsd torpedo. it happened as japan's prime minister meets with iran's supreme leader in an effort to ease tensions between the u.s. and tehran. new video shows the ambush shooting on red sox star david ortiz as we learn the attack was a hit job. look at that see how close range it was. alleged hitman were offered about $8,000 to murder the retired baseball player in the dominican republic. police showing the weapon believed to be used by the accused gunman who is now behind bars. ortiz is in intensive care at a boston hospital. he was shot in the back at a nightclub. a motive at this point is unclear. any st. louis fans in the house? yeah? okay. well, you know then they had to wait 52 years.

the st. louis blues are finally stanley cup champs. their first stanley cup win ever. >> longest wait for team has had for the first time in their history st. louis blues are the stanley cup champion. jillian: isn't that exciting. beating the in boston game seven. team returning to st. louis with the cup early this morning mobbed by fans welcoming them home. oh, it is so exciting. brian: awesome. ainsley: not my team but i love it for them. [applause] brian: i don't feel bad for boston. they had the super bowl. they got the world series champs. you can be second-best in something. [laughter] steve: meanwhile, right behind camera 7. look who is walking through our doors stuart varney. [cheers and applause] ♪

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♪ displet. steve: well, the crowd is fired up. meanwhile, let's talk about. ainsley: i love that song. steve: i can tell. meanwhile bernie sanders praising and defending socialism in a pitch to young voters at george washington university yesterday. brian: how appropriate. ainsley: didn't capitalism build this country? brian: here with a history lesson is the host of varney and the british edition. round of applause for this guy. >> excuse me. ainsley: you are an american citizen. >> i'm an american is that clear to everybody? brian: we like britain. >> get on with it. brian: okay. the beernsdz says let me define what socialism is. he is dropping in the polls fearing is hing about going

to become irrelevant. did he help our hurt himself. >> he didn't hurt himself. he defined what he is all about. essentially, he wants to make us like them. he wants to make america like europe. that's his plan. god help us that's what happens. brian: europe doesn't want to be like europe. >> europe is fail, frankly. look, socialist europe has high taxes, high unemployment. higher prices for everything. they have got maximum regulation and no innovation. the whole continent is like a vast museum. where was the last time you bought a european iphone or a google. brian: a french flashlight. >> apple or facebook or uber or air b and b? all th innovation takes place from capitalist america not from socialismist europe. that's the problem that he hatheyhave got. no incentive to innovate and work and climb the food

chain under a socialist. ainsley: look at socialism 51% say it's a bad thing. 43% say it's a good thing. 6% don't each have an opinion. that's scary. > steve: where does that come from? >> i don't know where that comes from. i think it's wishful thinking. i think it's berniey buying votes. 21st century economic bill of rights. you have the right to a job and a living wage. the right to an affordable home. of the right to a complete education. steve: there are a lot of people who like his message. >> a right to quality healthcare. load of goods is berniey would confer upon society. we all wants these things. wait a minute, the problem is you want all of those things, you won't get them from socialism. you will get them from capitalism. it is a capitalist society live you livable wage. brian: he can't do it if i could have done it he would have delivered it from vermont and he didn't. >> tried healthcare and it failed. brian: 9 to noon fbn.

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ainsley: here to react fox nation personalities diamond and silk. hey, ladies. [cheers and applause] >> when we went to summer camp we learned to say archery and learned to camp out and build a fire. >> eat paste. >> it's a little different it? >> is a little different now. you know, whether you have people wanting to push their ideology off on our young people to get them to disrespect our country. disrespect the flag. even though we live in the greatest country on earth. that's a problem. listen, allow children to grow up and make their own decisions based off of their own experiences instead of us acting like this is a communist country and we can just feed our children stuff to have them disrupting our country and disrespecting -- >> key word from me was warrior. to say me that represents like a fight. you know, fight beget more fight. you instilling in our children fight, fight, fight. all they will be doing in their life is just fighting.

that's not good. steve: you know, during the summer, there are camps for everything it seems like these days. why not a summer camp regarding social warrior? >> listen. i don't care about you being a social warrior. but i care but disrespecting our country and acting like our country is nothing. [cheers and applause] >> that's right. that's right. >> what are you instilling in our babies? what are you instilling in our babies? their minds are young and instilling stuff in them that they will grow up with. what are you instilling in them in this social warrior camp? >> with this camp it starts -- it includes children between fourth and eighth grades. >> that's impress cybil. >> brian: hold a picket sign no justice, no peace. water skiing and jumping off a cliff this is what you really think they want to be doing. >> they don't want to be doing that they want to be children. >> you want to be a child. not holding up a sign. not talking about all of this other foolishness. ainsley: right. >> do you know what i mean? >> it starts at young age. >> young age, yes.

>> don't teach our children to disrespect our country at a young age. teach them to be patriotic. >> yes; yes. that's right. [cheers and applause] brian: another story out there number one there is two prom mental democrats, one was governor cuomo saying the nation was never that great. pete buttigieg says the same thing america was never that great. and kamala harris says i have a better idea and beto o'rourke. let's impeach the president once we beat him. listen. >> 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. >> i believe that they would have no choice, everyone should be held accountable. and the president is not above the law. steve: that's the message we hear from a lot of democrats. >> yeah. >> that's really, really sad. you want to imprison an innocent man who has been vindicated and exonerated because you claiming obstruction in the only obstruction i see is there

their coup that got instructed. witch-hunt of a hoax was that obstructed. >> yes. >> that's right. our president should be suing them for trying to entrap him. >> that's exactly what it was. it was entrapment when comey went to him about a dossier that could not be verified. all you did was you tried to set our president up to entrap him without our president even knowing what was going on. brian: could ask a tough question? have you ever disagreed anything. >> when we disagree we disagree to have a disagreement when we disagree. brian: you agree on being disagreeable. ainsley: how many siblings are is there. >> five of us. steve: do they also have names like diamond and silk? >> they have nicknames. steve: do you want to share them. >> i sure don't. [laughter] ainsley: are you all married? do you have kids? >> i do have a child. he is a grown man. i know i look good. don't get mad. >> um-huh. >> i raised him right. >> that's right.

>> i ran that house like the the war zone. i was the queen behe was a worker beup in that house but i love him. >> we learn how to instill morals and values in our children. our children are ministers as well and pastors. so with them being pastors and ministers and instilling it in us we was able to instill it in our children. >> right. >> to have them grow up and teach them how to fight. ainsley: we learn to respect our mommy and daddy, the bible says that. >> that's right. ainsley: you are on fox nation. y'all go and sign up for fox nation if you haven't already. longer formatted pieces. steve: cawatch it on your phone. ainsley: it's free if you enter in that code binge. like binge watching, binge. brian: don't be afraid to click on any of our faces. steve: all right, ladies and gentlemen, diamond and silk. [cheers and applause] brian: new york is one step closer to giving driver's

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♪ [cheers and applause] ainsley: song says clap your hands and that's what they do. brian: welcome back, everybody. thanks for being up with us. and thank you to our audience thanks for being dressed because you never know. and john is clapping for that when it comes to driver's license for illegals, it now looks as though there are 12 separate

states that says it is okay if you are illegal immigrant to have a driver's license. guess what's happening now in new york on tuesday they are bringing that cause to this state. ainsley: look at the map. those are democratic states. they want it because they want all the votes. brian: technically you can't vote even if you have a license but even if you are not a citizen. steve: here in new yor new yorke the state passed the so-called green light bill. what that would do is give people who are in the country without documentation in the country illegally some would say the opportunity to have a driver's license. the people who support it say this is a really good idea because if you are going to get a driver's license, that would make the streets safer because then you have to have car insurance. but, of course, the critics say what you are doing is you are rewarding people who are in this country illegally. ainsley: let's show you which states those are put up the map. california. brian: california? i never would have thought california.

ainsley: colorado? brian: colorado is a big shocker. ainsley: connecticut, illinois, delaware, maryland, vermont, washington, d.c. 12 states plus d.c. brian: now you can driver with a license. you will have with a license and no real push because can you get a job. no push to be a citizen. how do you feel about this? who wants to weigh in on this to have -- where is madonna? over here? there you are. hey, madonna. >> hey. brian: congratulations on your new album is out. [laughter] brian: what do you think about that? driver's license create organization and legality to the illegals. >> no they need to all the democratic states and areas where we have our veterans on the street, our homeless on the street, they need to put our people first. help them get off the street. give them jobs. brian: do you know what i like the word undocumented as if it's a choice. i could have documents or i couldn't. you could come here legally or could come here

illegally. this helps to normalize that move. >> exactly. brian: i have got to talk to somebody else. it's a matter where is katie? [applause] brian: all right, katie, how are you. >> good. brian: where are you from? >> i'm from northwest arkansas. brian: you almost stood up. do you want to stand up? there you go. the back row is on stools. katie, how do you feel about this? >> where we live we have a lot of illegal immigrants because we have a lot of chicken factories and chicken plants and they come and work. brian: where is that. >> northwest arkansas springdale. it's caused a lot of problems with just our economy there. but i do believe that it all goes back to the leftist agenda to get those undocumented people to vote. brian: right. you think that's the first step even though they have a special license. first step, get them a license even though they are illegal. next step is allow them to vote because they are here? >> exactly. i think the leftists are trying to get pity and trying to say that they are helping them but they are really not helping them.

they are helping themselves. exactly. brian: they don't know each other but helping each other out. like "family feud" all over again. last thing was it was -- they are taking jobs away from people in west arkansas. guess who is unhappy about that? unions? guess where unions vote democrats. guess who is for illegals most democrats. who here wants to weigh in? russell. hey russell, welcome. >> welcome. brian: where do you stand? >> i just don't know why the word illegal doesn't carry as much weight as it should. [applause] >> i'm not against immigration i just wish it was done legally. i don't mind them getting their process but it needs to go through the process. brian: that's a great point. people try to simplify and say you don't like illegals. you don't like hispanics. you don't like people from africa or norway. it has nothing to do with that just go through the process. what about the people that are doing it right you? are making them look like fools. >> yeah.

they are having to pay the price and do the process. and they are just --s. brian: lastly they say the good news is i can get insurance. if you give these people licenses as steve brought up. they insurance. get in an accident with them at least you are will be taken care of. how do you feel about that. >> there is a lot of good and bad. i still wish the illegal part would come first. legal immigration. brian: don't look now up on the second floor is jillian mele. she is poised to give us the news. we almost agree, got jillian to come down. >> i refuse. i walked in the background of your shot, brian, i apologize. brian: how dare you. you took attention from me. thanks so much. jillian: you get enough of it. just kidding. we love you. we have serious news. we begin with a fox news alert right now. the off duty l.a. sheriff's deputy shot in the head at fast food restaurant has died. a 13-year veteran of the force is remembered as a dedicated family man.

>> not only did i lose a father figure but a best friend. >> fortune unfortunately we have lost him he was a really good dad. from. jillian: hundreds of officers escorting solano's flag draped coffin. he was killed in a random attack. he is suspected in another murder, an armed robbery. hundreds of taliban prisoners just released without conditions. the afghan government freeing 490 people in an effort to move peace talks forward with the terror group. they are all either sick or have less than a year left on their prison sentence. the u.s.s. peace envoy is in kabul working on reviving peace talks with the taliban in hopes of ending the war in afghanistan. amanda knox is back in italy for the first time since being released from prison. she spent nearly four years behind bars before being acquitted of murdering a college roommate.

this is back in 2007. now she is back to speak at a criminal justice conference on wrongful convictions. before her trip, knox posted this picture of herself and fiance on instagram. earlier this week she wrote feeley freed about coming back to italy. have you ever dreamed of grabbing a drink with elizabeth warren? >> hold on a sec, i'm going to get me a beer. my husband bruce is now in here. do you want a beer? >> no. i will pass on the beer for now. jillian: warren's campaign blasting out an email to supporters doesn't having a drink with elizabeth sounding pretty refreshing. the winner gets a sit down with warren over a drink. jillian: i have got grab me a beer, guys. i will be right back. steve: a beer summit. brian: that is fascinating. steve: here on the streets of new york city. usually we see janice dean

but here she is in the studio audience. janice: oh my gosh. hi. i have got to say hi to these people here too. hi. okay. here is my spot right here. how is it going? what's your name? >> jennifer. >> jennifer? >> matt. >> you know where you are, right? you are on "fox & friends" live so usually i am outside. it's raining but it is mostly sunny here in the studio. let's take a look at the maps real quick. i will show you the potential for more rain in the forecast 63 here in new york city. unfortunately it's going to remain rainy in the forecast for the next couple of days. we are in to a trough across the east. the potential for rain across the day drying out period tomorrow and another system moves. in could see potential for showers across portions of texas and oklahoma and then it is hot, hot, hot across the west. who is from the west? anybody here? we're talking about 100-degree temperatures across the southwest and parts of the northwest. yes.

torture. speaking of hot -- [laughter] brian: are you tossing to me? janice: brian knew i was going there. brian: are you going to? [laughter] janice: over to brian, steve, ainsley, thank you for coming. ♪ [cheers and applause] ainsley: i think you are pretty hot, too. steve: listen, right back there, our next guest, give it up, ladies and gentlemen, lawrence jones ♪ not even our competitor's best battery

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♪ ♪ steve: thank you, everybody moving on, this week texas became the 17th state to enact campus free speech legislation. ainsley: texas governor greg abbott signed a new bill into law creation more 23r50e expression on college campuses is there a way to get back to where we used to? brian: let's ask lawrence jones campus reform.org and keeping one jones on fox nation two weeks free if you put binge after you download it. lawrence and you see lawrence all over sean hannity's show. >> yeah. brian: on college campuses why do we need this in texas. >> we shouldn't need free speech bill. reporting on all the biases

on the college campus, the conservative point of view is essentially suppressed not only by the students on campuses antifa groups, socialist groups on campus also the professors when they assault kids because they have a different point of view. we have reported on it every single day campus reform. then these governors have to step in. the president has stepped in and said i'm going to start taking funding away if these universities don't protect freech. that's wh why these laws are existing right now. ainsley: how do conservatives fight back. liberals have academia, they have the networks. they have one of the major political parties. brian: hollywood. ainsley: how does a conservative survive. >> first of all, conservatives have to show up. the theme of this show is we built that we did build these universities. these used to be a place of american values talked about capitalism both sides of the debate. we abandoned the college campuses how i relate this many in our black

communities black people were traditionally conservative. we have this strong value system. because abandoned these communities. so you can't expect people to vote for you or support your policies. brian: if you don't try. >> if you don't try and show up. there is this notion around the country mass exodus for young people to vote for republican or black people to vote for republican: in the midterm the only way we get these people fired up if we go and hear their concerns and have solutions. look, i don't agree with the left's solutions at least they show up and that's what we need. we need to show up in different communities. need them to show up on the college campuses and present the other perspective. steve: indeed, i went to college back when you used to hear both sides but then things kind of changed which have you been detailing for the last couple years on the channel. meanwhile on fox nation which is a streaming service that can you get for your phone or television or whatever. got a brand new show called keeping up with jones. mr. jones, tell us about your program. >> i'm excited about my show

keeping up with jones. [applause] >> thank you, guys. normally we have these debates only get four minutes to pin them down on their policies now i get 30 minutes. a representative that represents the teacher's union. you are draining money. talk about the nra all the time. you guys are blocking school choice. you guys are blocking a quality education for our kids. and she had no answers. that's what we are going to do once a week every monday release a new episode about one topic and pin them down. brian: you didn't always believe what you believe right now. >> i used to be a liberal campaigned for obama. at the end of the day my family and community. that's what i want to share with the world today there is another way. have you got to go there to share that message. [cheers and applause] >> inaction. when a party continues to promise action in your community and you don't see the results.

i'm an action oriented guy. i had to leave them. they left me. [applause] steve: check out fox nation in your app. store and brian said you can get two weeks free at checkout you put in binge as in binge watching. and you can watch him binge style. >> that's right. steve: lawrence, thank you very much. meanwhile, what a story this is. this star chaser gets close up and personal with some of the world's most dangerous weather and about to give our live audience a firsthand look brian: hurricane man is here live. [cheers and applause]

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[cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ steve: all right. welcome back. this man right here storm chaser josh morganman not afraid to get up close and personal with weather. brian: giving viewers inside look at damage powerful storms can do. ainsley: joining us no more to tell us more josh morganman. >> it's a mental bug you are born with just from an very early age as a child when we start to get a hurricane growing up on long island i would get so excited almost like drugs and basically i have been hunting that feeling again and again my entire life. janice: tell us about the series how that came about.

>> i chase hurricane all around the world and typhoons in east asia. make a show where we follow you around the world while you hunt down these. cool. hunting down the eye to collect scientific data. one elm beds with the local families to get their perspective. normal people and not a freak like me. a third crew elm beds with emergency services to kind of like show them rescue people and stuff. steve: three different perspectives. >> yes. steve: watch this clip a part of his program where he takes us inside an actual hurricane. >> deadliest part of the storm. >> get inside. >> i usually work alone but for the 2018 hurricane season, i took a documentary film crew into the jaws of these beasts. janice: hurricane michael, category 5. you were in it. >> yeah. was that the most

incredible. actually the first two episodes of hurricane man category hurricane michael. fourth strongest in american history. three hurricanes since the middle of the 19th century this is number four. made a direct impact on panama city, florida. an area that hadn't gotten a really bad hurricane in decades and decades and decades. and it smashed the city like a nuclear bomb. brian: do you survive that episode. >> yeah, absolutely. it was on the florida panhandle. janice: it was last year. ainsley: how did you find a ryu to do this with you? the photographer has to catch it all. standing in fronts of that glass. i'm worried the glass is going to break. >> yeah. i went to england to meet the crew it's a british production. actually polite brits never been in hurricane like little puppies, i don't know if they can handle. this i was a little worried. i saw them kind of just one by one and they were troopers and they caught the stories. steve: we will be watching for your series hurricane man coming this up fall.

thanks, josh. [applause] brian: coming up next ed henry, mike loftus and sean hannity all coming up. ♪ ♪

[applause] ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> they came to our city, big crowd, 700, closer to 650. ainsley: that's right. michael -- we have announcement. steve: that's right. ainsley: sorry. steve: joining us joanne from long island, she's in education, who is coming up? >> a quiz with tom and ed henry

and sean hannity. [cheers and applause] >> very good. michael, one of the finest in the country, he's got store where you take comedians and have the thing who voted for donald trump and they actually exist and make the whole show. ainsley: go ahead. steve: last name she mentioned was sean hannity. sean was joking last night with laura about a period on the program, if you missed it, here it is. >> so your alarm, i'll be on "fox & friends" tomorrow morning, so early. >> "fox & friends", what -- >> i'm getting up and i'm doing it. >> you're getting up, sean hannity, little-ole sean hannity waking up at 4:00 a.m. to get into the 6:00 a.m. hour? >> i don't fall asleep till 4:00 a.m. i know it. >> you never sleep, you're like

trump. steve: so happy to be on. ainsley: joanne, you live in long island, how far away? okay, so sean lives out there too, i'm sure he's stuck in traffic, he had to leave at 6:00 in the morning. >> no, we slept over. ainsley: sean is on his way in, he had to leavate 6:00. brian: he has to leave earlier. steve: holy cow. ainsley: warm welcome, i cannot wait to see your reaction when he walks in the door. brian: let's talk about what's going on in the border, according to brandon judd and others, 6,000 mexican national guardsmen, they're seeing decrease in those coming to the border, however, no help at all from the democratic-led house yesterday talked about humanitarian aid fell apart,

write a check, we are out of control, we are out of tents, food, diapers, at least give people to treat the people who you allowed to actually turn their job into chaos. ainsley: the president has been tweeting about it. ainsley: méxico is doing more to help our country than our own lawmakers in dc. he did have a warning for méxico, if it doesn't work out, this is what he's going to do, listen. >> méxico is moving 6,000 troops to their southern border, that's a lot of troops, that's a lot more -- we never heard of a number like that, that's a lot of troops, that's what they want to do because they want to produce. i think méxico really wants to produce. if méxico does a great job, then you're not going to have very many people coming up. if we don't we have phase 2. steve: what would that be? the president said, you know what, i've got, everybody says i don't have other stuff, it's right here. somebody took a picture of it. it appears what is phase 2 is

and the motivation for méxico is stop as many people now so that phase 2 doesn't kick in? what will happen, okay, i will not install tariffs, the united states wants méxico to agree to a safe-third country situation regarding asylum. méxico doesn't want to do that. so that is why so many resources are going to the southern border of méxico to stop people from coming up. >> the word is they are putting together another omnibus, if the president doesn't get money for aid at the border and the ports outside, he's not signing anything. here is actually what the homeland is asking for. ainsley: sent letter for congress asking for financial help. we continue to experience humanitarian crisis at southern border of the united states and the situation becomes more dire each day in addition to a supplemental it is clear that we need bipartisan legislation to

address the cause of this crisis, we urge congress to take swift action to provide the necessary funding to address the severe humanitarian and operational impacts of this crisis and to enact reforms to root causes of the problems so that they do not persist into the future. >> joe manchin told you in the break, so many senators running for president, congress people running for president, you can't get momentum, lindsey graham's asylum changes. see, everyone is gone. steve: everyone is gone because they are running for president. the problem is they are running for president and election 2020 nobody wants to give donald trump a win, if donald trump actually got some money for the border whether it's humanitarian or for security, he would be able to -- look, problem down there, i've got money, i tried to fix it but they don't want to help him.

ainsley: thank you, steve, what a gentleman, chivalry is not dead. amy, will you stand up for me? no you don't want to. it's just me. where are you from? >> sarasota, florida. ainsley: i've been there, that's where they have the sailor kissing the big statute from the war. >> yeah, yeah. ainsley: what's the restaurant, colombia, they have a great salad. >> 1905 salad. ainsley: that's what it is, it makes me sad, we had border patrol agents, begging and pleading for help and we are not giving it to him because of this election they are putting politics in washington above people, what are your thoughts? >> i was just glad to see the tariff that is the president put out there, méxico is not being a good neighbor, we needed some help and congress in washington, d.c. aren't doing anything to help either.

ainsley: do you agree with the president that méxico is doing more than lawmakers? >> right now, unfortunately. [applause] ainsley: thank you. where are you from? >> small town in south jersey. >> okay, you've been there, steve, steve is from new jersey. what do you think about immigration and problems down there? >> to me it's sad that individuals on the left doesn't make it paramount, to me it's national security and if you see the new reports out where you have isis recruiting individuals to come through the southern border, i mean, individuals on the left doesn't see how important this issue is to provide the funding to get the wall up, so hopefully -- [applause] >> like i said, if they can wake up and see how important it is that we need a wall down on the southern border. ainsley: what do you think about using tax dollars to fund all of this and fund illegal immigrants get insurance in california or get the right to vote or get a

driver's license? >> it's totally wrong, back to driver's license, it's a privilege to have a driver's license, it's not a right, to me i don't mind my tax dollars going to build the wall up, i don't mind that. we need sop type of protection in southern border, you see the cartel, big shootout down there 10, 15 individuals killed. slowly creeping up if you don't wake up and take control of it. ainsley: good job, thank you so much. [applause] ainsley: all right, we will go back to couch. thank you. [laughter] ainsley: thank you. steve: by the way -- ainsley: her friend makes earrings. brian: live tomorrow morning at 8:00 a.m. on this program, he will stay as long as we can come up with questions, i believe we have a few, so -- >> last time you said 20 minutes, he stayed on for about 50 minutes.

>> hard to sneak in a pillow commercial. [laughter] >> mark levin at 7:30? you guys like mark, right? [applause] steve: bernie sanders would like to be president of the united states a year and a half from right now. if you heard us talk yesterday a little bit about the polling, suddenly elizabeth warren has jumped over bernie in the -- for the number 2 position behind joe biden. yesterday in washington, bernie sanders essentially wanted to redefine what he's all about and all the stuff that you could get from him if he were elected like medicare for all, free college, 15-dollar minimum waging, all about democratic socialism. listen to bernie. >> we must recognize that in the 21st century in the wealthiest country in the history of the world economic rights are human

rights. that is what i mean by democratic socialism. [cheers and applause] >> that is the difference between donald trump and me. he believes in corporate socialism for the rich and powerful. i believe in a democratic socialism that works for the working families of this country. [cheers and applause] brian: i wish he had a track record to prove that he can do anything that he gets, we are going to get when he becomes president. he couldn't deliver in vermont, no workable legislation, when he was chairman of veterans administration in the senate, it fell apart and was exposed and then had to be fixed and the president is now just fixing it. he believes what he says, he has no pay of accomplishing what he says he'll do. steve: let's talk a little bit about socialism. a new poll that's come out, is socialism compatible or not compatible with american values?

>> 29% said compatible, 57% said not compatible. 7% said it depends and 7% said they don't know. that was mammoth polls. steve: where did that number come from. brian: the next generation might have a missed perception. ainsley: younger ones. brian: there has to be panic with bernie crew, they are used to be the upstart going against hillary clinton who had a system rigged against him, now he's got 23 people and the more people look the more they're beginning not to like. steve: he was the original. ainsley: biden got in and the numbers went down. steve: 8:11 in new york city, jillian has the news. >> good morning, we start with serious news, 24 police officers hurt as protestors clash with law enforcement in memphis overnight.

look at that, you can see the cop cars left with smashed windows, bricks and rocks thrown at police in riot gear, this all followed deadly officer-involved shooting, the mayor of memphis calls the protestors aggression unwarranted. breaking overnight, u.s. navy assisting two oil tankers reportedly attacked by torpedo, take a look at brand-new photo, one of the tankers on fire in the gulf of hormuz, the ships were carrying japan-related cargo, japan's prime minister meets with supreme leader in an effort to ease tensions between the u.s. and tehran. hundreds of taliban prisoners just released without conditions, the afghan government creating 490 people in an effort to move peace talks forward with terror group. they are either sick or have less than a year left in prison sentence, the u.s. peace envoy is working with reviving peace

talks in hopes of ending the war in afghanistan. president trump unveiled designed ideas for air force one's new look, check it out. >> we had different choices, these are all slightly different. this is 737. you know, it's a much bigger plane. bigger wingspan. it's a much bigger wingspan. we added this and i'm building that for other presidents, not for me. >> the president plans to change blue and white to red and blue. can't wait to see the that. [applause] >> the president could say well i bought a 757, i tell you what i liked about mine. he loves planes. >> american election headquarters town hall with julian castro, hosted by martha and bret, live in phoenix interviewing him, he was on

cabinet -- president's cabinet, mayor of san antonio and be on show tonight. steve: ed henry is on the show and he's coming up next. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] brien: 42 minutes until the top of the hour and then we can free the audience to regular schedule live. ainsley: are y'all getting tired? 3-hour show. brian: media critics didn't wait to criticize trump's deal with méxico. >> trump blinked, he didn't get much. >> he said i'm going to disrupt and even if it's not practical, even if it's not plausible, even if it won't accomplish the goals. >> the classic trump tale, back down, ignore victory and ignore every last one of the facts.

[laughter] >> they didn't like what the president did. ed henry joins us. >> hey. [cheers and applause] >> we should not be surprised at those comments? >> they didn't read what was on the deal. people zoomed and saw one side of it and said, it's empty, there's nothing written on it, it's a fake deal, you flipped it over, the other photographers saw the other side, what's in writing is not really knew, so he lied about that. well, the washington post actually did a good job and they talked to u.s. officials and mexican officials, imagine that, that's called reporting, right, and people inside the talks on both sides in both countries said, guess what, there's a whole bunch of new stuff, we should be skeptical as journalists because méxico has made promises before and they haven't followed through. the president himself has said that. he has said we have been ripped off and robbed from méxico for

years and hold feet to the fire and when you see reporting, they are taking new steps to crack down on migrants who are trying to come to america illegally. if that works, and i stress if it works, that's a good thing for people and people should not be cheerleading defeat. >> critics should understand they would have more credibility give them credit when deserved and criticism would have substance. they are ripping him because he's taking action on our border that is flooded with illegal. >> many in the media don't believe it's a crisis. it's a manufactured crisis. then the president does something about it, well, it's not a big deal. they haven't read the details, they hear the details, well, it's still humanitarian crisis not a national security crisis. i think it took former obama officials jay johnson who came on the program and told the truth, you know what, it is a crisis to hold democrats' feet to the fire.

steve: the great ed henry. >> great to see you, guys. [cheers and applause] >> coming up median michael loveton, one of the best in the country. first echo our audience. ♪ ♪

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>> all right, welcome back, joe biden defending use make america great again after michael avenatti claims slogan came from him. >> a lot of famous people, poet who said let america be america again, talk about the fact that let's make america great again, i'd settle that america be american again. you know what i mean? this guy, he doesn't quite -- he doesn't quite get it. ainsley: comedian, founder lofton is here to react. steve: good morning to you, mike. >> good morning, good to be back, folks, i am, this has crazy. brian: anyone used to this is you. this is what you do for a living every day. >> absolutely, fantastic, i dig the live audience and nice to know presidential campaign season has kicked off because joe biden's plagiarizing, that's

how you know it's happened. steve: plagiarizing among others like michael avenatti. >> knows how it feels to be ripped off. i want to see the hats make america again, maa, they say democrats are the party of sheep, that's not true, ma, ma. >> that got applause, kilmeade. they we wanted to clap for that. >> scott came up with it at the convention, he said donald trump vote for him, he's going make america america again. >> the double agent. i've seen this episode. you get winkler to go in, hey, chachi.

ainsley: next topic is about world cup, please say you're on my side and not brian. it's the world cup, it's not, the-ball, right? thank you. [applause] >> let's poll the audience, who thinks it was okay that the u.s. team beat thailand 13-0? hand up. okay. ainsley: all right. >> a lot of people on social media said things like this, brad tweeted, you can play hard and still not act like a classless athlete. brian: they are talking about celebrating that took place on goals 1, 12, and 13. ainsley: you can score but do not humiliate the other team, what did kevin write, brian? >> 2020 qualifying the eighth goal, muted celebrations by the players usa team, take note. here is the thing, if i call that score in as coach and steve says he's got fined, i would get berated and i might get

suspended because bad sportsmanship, in soccer that's like winning 70 to nothing. >> which happens a lot in college games. brian: how did you feel about it, michael? >> it hurts, crush the enemies. i just put -- i just put myself in the ladies' soccer shoes which fit lovely. [laughter] >> i'm totally going to score. absolutely. i'm not going to the knee slide or sports bra thing but i will definitely do the shirt. brian: it's the world cup, man. ainsley: doesn't it send to the next team, we are coming, be ready, be scared of us. >> also sends message that maybe taiwan needs to work. brian: thailand. they do need work too.

>> chile is ranked less than thailand, what should we go for 20? >> it's the world cup. i'm going for the photo-op. ainsley: hugs the goal keeper. >> that's super nice. brian: get shooting the ball right past you 13 times. give me a hug. [laughter] >> as the founder of the michael lofton you're traveling across the country. >> yeah. maga country comedy july 10, 11, it's going to be amazing. steve: down in florida. >> we like to wait till the bugs get nice and big. >> what was it like when you came out? >> as conservative? >> as a trump voter?

>> wow. there's still shock in los angeles. brian: when you make announcement people fall down. >> yeah, it's almost like suicide in california. like if i go to comedy club in beach, yeah, i voted for trump, you will hear people, the people in la, man, they watch a lot of other news networks and that's like a gym membership, they get so worked out about trump, we are going to get him, we didn't get him, we didn't get him, cardio, heart rate, that's a workout. steve: does it do anything for cholesterol? >> no, sadly it doesn't. ainsley: michael, the audience is excited to see you. brian: this guy is great. ainsley: all right. [cheers and applause]

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>> if you saw the man last night you know he does not want to be here. [laughter] >> that's not exactly -- jeez. "fox & friends" tomorrow morning, so early. ainsley: "fox & friends". >> i'm getting up and i'm doing it. >> sean hannity, little-ole sean hannity getting up at 4:00 a.m. to get in the 6:00 a.m. hour? >> i don't fall asleep till 4:00 a.m. i know it. >> that is true, you never sleep, you're like trump. >> he's here. >> i went to bed at 4:00, by the way, this is number one morning show in all cable news, these guys are amazing. ainsley: thanks. [applause] >> i go to bed at 3:00 or 4:00 and i get up and tune in. did you hear what the guy said, what's wrong with you?

>> 13 goals in soccer. >> does every kid get participation trophy too? no dodge ball, seriously. brian: i think we forgot how to win an lose in this country and we -- >> brian you kicked the other team's ass and you smile about it. [cheers and applause] >> there's a reason why it's world record, it's never happened before but in soccer known for no goals. i'm not saying you stop playing. >> what's the point, i might as well get cup of coffee. listen, this is not t ball or everybody gets participation trophy, this you go in and you go for the kill. that's it. it's a warrior sport. ainsley: number one for a reason. >> i have a feeling they will not agree with this. >> ly let you win this. >> he's letting me win. steve: ladies and gentlemen, watch this, we have a sound bite

from george steponopolis who spent 2 days with the president. >> little georgie we call him. steve: hypothetical question, if somebody had dirt, this is what the president said? >> foreigners, if russia, if someone else offers you information on opponent, should they accept it or call the fbi? >> i think maybe you do both. i think you might want to listen, there's nothing wrong with listening. if somebody called from a country norway, we have information on your opponent, oh, i think i'd want to hear it. >> you want that kind of our interference in our election? >> it's not interference, they have information. i think i would take it, if i thought there was something wrong i would go to the fbi if i thought there was something wrong. one somebody comes with research, let's call the fbi, the fbi doesn't have enough agents to take care of it.

you talk honestly to congressmen, they all do it and they always have, that's the way it is. it's alled opo research. >> is the president right or wrong on that? >> this was the greatest set-up that donald trump has ever made because all, you know, i called them the media mob, they lie to us for 2 years, conspiracy theories, hoax, so donald trump, if you're outraged on media, listen is what he said, maybe report to fbi. if you're outraged over that how can you not be outraged hillary clinton literally empowered a foreign agent who produced a russian dossier fulled of russian lie that is was used to infiltrate our electoral process first by influencing the american people, but more importantly -- >> using a british spy. >> used british national, it's full of russian lies, never verified, they used to then spy

on americans and hence carter page. >> what's the difference? >> far worse what hillary clinton did and they show no outrage in this fake media environment we live in and trump -- if you got outraged over him saying i will listen maybe him telling fbi, why don't you get outraged for the woman who paid for russian lies and used it as means to destroy donald trump >> the better answer i'm not taking russian or chinese or any outside influence because i don't need it, we don't want it? >> what is wrong with listening with what they have to say? >> i don't think you should be listening what china has to say? >> why not? >> what about norway. >> when you listen, you might learn something or you might learn something that you share with the fbi as the president said and i'm a believer, look, if i ever was the president of the united states i would talk

to putin, i know he's hostile actor, i would talk to iranians and i wouldn't give him $150 billion like biden and obama but if you ever make the wrong move this is what's going to happen. >> right. they said, hey, i know that you're running against john kerry, let me tell you what john kerry did? >> you have to determine if it's true or false, if it's true, you got a big favor? >> is that okay? >> sure it's okay. when did talking go wrong? if you set up and you buy, this is what nefarious about hillary. she literally funnels money, hear campaign and dnc money that she's controlling to a law firm and shows up as expense, campaign finance violation, they hired op research firm, fusion gps and then he produces dossier, what's known as dossier that even in his own

interrogatory great britain doesn't standby, i have no idea if this is true, they leak it to clapper, brennan, washington post, michael, that tries -- >> they write a book the russian are roulett. >> you're right. >> even worse, they have a back door into everything, all trump campaign, then with the renewal trump transition and then after the guy becomes president, they're spying on the president of the united states of america, they did it before, they did it after, and there were other ways they were spying, literally had bombshell, you can't write those in bond movie. ainsley: biden is saying they were scandal free, they did nothing wrong.

>> no scandal. >> bing -- benghazi. steve: you disagree with joe biden? >> the president calls him sleepily, i call him creepy, sleepy, creepy, crazy uncle joe. we all have an uncle joe, you go to a wedding -- brian: but we don't want him to be president. >> uncle joe is the guy of fourth hour of the wedding, has tie around his neck and dancing to celebrate good times come on. [laughter] >> that was my theme song, i'm insulted. >> i thought that was your wedding song. [laughter] steve: sean, can you stick around? >> i have so many plans. [laughter] >> you folks, the studio audience will be able to ask sean hannity a question and that's coming up. [cheers and applause]

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♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] >> well, he arrived to work 12 hours early. >> you know steve doocy wrote a cook book. >> with my wife. >> in the middle of an election. we have an election, talk about corn beef in between. steve: it was delicious corn beef. ainsley: cook book was after the election. steve: we will see what we could do. brian: andrew, what's your question? >> great segment, talking about joe biden is forgetting about

controversies on obama administration, i wonder your thought that's investigation ongoing about maybe we haven't heard the biggest controversy to come from that administration. >> ukraine or china -- >> dossier and really all of that that may come out from investigations that are ongoing. >> it's really been amazing, this is a time where i think everybody has to reevaluate the media because there's certain breathlessness and hysteria and glee and desire to destroy the president that they didn't want elected and donald trump is a disruptor but what they have done and what the media has done in conjunction with the democrats, they tried to take him down. brian: new york times says they will talk to two cia agents, u.s. attorney -- >> you're a little late. brian: i apologize. >> this is really important what brian is saying, he's right and you now have the horowitz report

would be devastated. they used unverifiable dossier paid for by hillary, they made a footnote, didn't tell the court, this was all premeditated because they were warned by bruce ohr, they knew it was unverifiable and they knew steele hated trump and they never verified it and used it on the basis to spy on trump campaign and trump transition and presidency. ainsley: where is nate? >> everybody is giving the president tremendous amount of trouble or trade negotiations over u.s., china and méxico, i wouldn't call it losing when méxico -- >> literally gave in on everything? >> 6,000 troops. >> my question to you or -- is

president is doing the art of the deal. >> if you read the art of the deal, it's actually a brilliant strategy, what donald trump said in the book, you have to be ready to walk away from a deal up until the last second, by the way, the worst house you should ever want is the one that you want that bad because you will end up overpaying and balance house with investment. if these countries don't believe, i don't think if he's telling nato to pay fair share or china, méxico, canada pay their fair share, if they don't believe that he would do it, he won't have the leverage. trump doesn't want a trade war, let me be very clear but if he has to he'll use it until they come to the table. brian: status quo does not work for america, gloria is here, hey, gloria, a question for sean? >> i would like to know if you

are going to do your freedom events again? >> wow, we did a lot of them. >> i think i was at most of them. >> did you ever see me sing -- >> yeah. i wouldn't call that singing. [applause] [laughter] >> i wouldn't call that singing. >> kind of like the hannity rap, back in high school. >> my son said you were terrible. >> i was terrible. your son is right. [laughter] >> that's why i knew i could say that. >> i got ideas that i'm working on. i produced my first movie, let there be light and it did very well. [applause] >> thank you. there's a project that i'm secretly working on that i'm very proud of. >> how would you like to be in a quiz show because that's the other side?

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>> all right 2020 front runner joe biden taking twist with maga slogan. >> people are claiming that he ripped it off from somebody else. where did all start? ainsley: here to quiz us on that and most campaign slogan host of fox nation tom. [cheers and applause] >> all right. ready buzzards. >> the rules are you'll know.

what was barack obama's slogan in 2008? change we can believe, fire up, ready to go, hope, yes we can or all of the above? >> all of the above. >> let's see if that's the answer. go to the tape. >> i'm runs for the presidency of the united states of america to offer change that we can believe in. i talk about hope a lot in the campaign. yes, we can. si se puede. are you fired up ready to go? fired up. ready to go! >> good job, sean hannity. >> all of the above. [applause] >> you love that campaign. >> like a horror movie i had to watch again. whose slogans vote yourself a farm and don't swap horses in the middle of the stream, thomas

jefferson, abraham lincoln? steve. >> what happened to historical writer, no one could hear my sound. i have the worst sound. steve: lincoln? >> was it abraham lincoln, let's look. it was lincoln. [cheers and applause] >> can we hear from lincoln? >> whose slogan it's morning again in america, anybody, you can answer? >> reagan. [laughter] >> sean. anything about reagan? [laughter] >> roll tape. maybe not. >> sean is right. >> i am right. >> even if you were wrong, i would say that you're right. [applause] >> sounds like running up the score which would upset brian. >> thank you very much.

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>> thanks to our great audience for being here. we have another live audience july 18th. the president will be on the show tomorrow. see you then, everybody. >> sandra: breaking news on multiple stories out of the dominican republic at this hour. we're now learning that a seventh american has died at a hotel there under suspicious circumstances as we get new video of the ambush on baseball legend david ortiz. good morning, welcome to "america's newsroom," i'm sandra smith. >> hello, i'm eric sean in for bill hemmer. take a look at what police released. a stunning new surveillance video showing a gunman approaching ortiz from behind and shooting him at nearly point blank range. >> sandra: police arrested the alleged shaoert and five others believed to be involved saying they were offered thousands of dollars to