who held. all of you tonight are our midnight hero's. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us. good night from washington. i am shannon bream. shannon: it is tuesday, june 18th and happening right now at 4:00 am on the east coast of fox news alert. preparing for war? troops headed to the middle east as brand-new photos prove iran is to blame for the tanker attack. is military action our next step. trump supporters ready to rally, hundreds lining up and camping out long before the president kicks off is 2020 reelection campaign. we are live in orlando. ♪

>> taylor swift using her new music video to make a major political point. "fox and friends first" starts right now. >> a little dark in new york city. usually a little more light at this hour. good morning to you. wherever you are waking up this morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" this tuesday morning. thank you as always for starting the day with us. we begin with a fox news alert. the pentagon sending 1000 additional troops to the middle

east as brand-new images show the aftermath of tanker attacks linked to iran. griff jenkins joins us live from washington as mike pompeo prepares for a high-stakes meeting. >> that is right. the secretary is on his way for meetings with the azeri leaders at us central command after spending the last few days speaking with top official in asia, europe and the gulf. the city with urging international response to iran that they will exceed the stockpile limit set by the nuclear deal prompting the pentagon's order 1000 more troops to the middle east. patrick shanahan releasing a statement, quote, the united states and conflict with iran. the action today has been taken to ensure the safety and welfare of military personnel throughout the region and protect our national interests. we will monitor the situation diligently and make adjustments as necessary given intelligence reporting incredible threats as pentagon releases several photos showing iran's responsibility with two tankers

near the strait of hormuz, removing an unexploded mine from one of the takers. iran categorically denies any involvement despite these images. at least one ally, germany, says they are sure who was behind the attacks. nancy pelosi reacting saying this is deeply concerning decision. escalating the situation with iran risks serious miscalculations on either side. diplomacy is needed to defuse tensions. america must consult with our allies so we do not make the region less safe. nancy pelosi is calling for congress to be briefed on the administration's decision to plan but no indication that will happen any time soon. shannon: a lot more investigating to be done. thank you. the iranian regime is no stranger to creating tension on the world stage. arkansas senator tom cotton breaks down the history of

iran's provocations against the us. >> the ayatollah seized power in 1979 and immediately invaded sovereign american soil. embassy in toronto and held fellow citizens hostage for 400 days. january 7, 1998, iran did exactly the kind of thing they are doing now. attacking commercial vessels in the persian gulf and the strait of hormuz to the point that ronald reagan had to conduct retaliatory military strikes. what rented last week more in such retaliatory military strikes it is up to iran whether they want to behave like a civilized all nations or continue to conduct these kind of terrorist attacks. >> trump and the pentagon insist the us does not want war with iran. in other news, amendment intensifies after illegal immigrants escape a detention center in broad daylight. the three men have been on the run since sunday when ice officials say this skill but 15

foot fence and wallet facility in rural colorado. police did not respond for 30 minutes because they were busy with other calls. one of the escape men is a suspect in a rape case with a cruel conviction for trespassing. a convicted murderer may have ordered hit on red sox legend david ortiz from behind bars. court documents show two men imprisoned for the crimes planned the attack and organized payment. they are recovering a phone suspect use to communicate after it was sold for $180 one day after the shooting. prosecutors promise to lay automotive this week. ortiz is recovering at a boston hospital after he was shot in the back at a dominican nightclub earlier this month. he is recovering. gunshot send thousands running for their lives at the toronto raptors victory parade. watch.

scary stuff. four people shot. they are expected to be okay. two suspect are in custody as police investigate what led to that shooting. canadian prime minister justin trudeau tweeting this. we won't -- we won't let this take away from the spirit of today's parade. more than 2 million people were at that event celebrating the raptors first championship win. back at home paul manafort will not be moved to the rikers island jail. a senior doj official tells fox news he has been transferred to new york but will remain in us custody because he is convicted of federal charges for financial crimes. the former trump campaign manager is serving a 7-year sentence as he awaits a state trial in a separate case.

going to be a big night, donald trump kicking off his 2020 campaign in orlando, florida. tens of thousands of people are expected to be there and some of them are lining the streets already to get in. lori blanchard in the sunshine state right now and you say people have been camped out for days or hours. >> reporter: take a look at this line back here. this is what we had yesterday morning. we are still hours away, some of the supporters have been here more than a day. by the time we are done they will have waited 40 hours or more. there was a lightning storm yesterday. heat and humidity at the amway center. >> trump supporters are very unified. we love him and we love each other and accept each other and we come from all walks of life

from rich people to poor people, all kinds of ethnicities. >> we flew from boston, we live in cape cod. >> came all the way down here for this. >> reporter: look at this video from the campaign press secretary. the line overnight has grown but not everyone is happy the president has chosen orlando. remember the trump baby balloon? a copy of it is here at the stonewall bar where there is a counter protest to voice opposition to many of the administration's policy, the president said they had ticket requests for more than 100,000 people, many more than the amway center can hold. they are not in line this morning. there will be a 45 fest with big-screen tvs and food trucks. shannon: reminiscent of his

rallies in the 2016 election. people lined up. going to be an exciting night for sure. millions of undocumented immigrants could soon be kicked out of the country. the president tweeting overnight ice will begin the process of removing millions of illegal aliens who illicitly found their way into the united states. this as the trump administration restores $432 million in aid to central american countries. the state department says the remaining $183 million will be held unless they step up immigration enforcement. mitch mcconnell says he will bring in $5 billion bill to the floor next week and funds would be used to build more detention centers and provide medical treatment and food for migrants. illegal immigrants can soon get a drivers license in new york.

governor cuomo signing the green light bill overnight, 255,000 people will be eligible for the licenses which will be available in december. state lawmakers approving the law despite a poll showing 53% of new yorkers oppose the idea. 12 other states and dc have similar laws, 10 minutes after the top of the hour, courthouse shootout, a gunman killed by police after opening fire in downtown dallas. what we just learned about his military past. you just saw massive crowds in orlando for donald trump's campaign kickoff. can any democrat match that enthusiasm? trump campaign advisory board member says no way. she joins us live with what we can expect tonight. ♪

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shannon: you are watching "fox and friends first". orlando streets lined with the president's supported waiting to witness history of donald trump kicks off his 2020 presidential campaign tonight in florida. the venue already oversold by 80,000 tickets at least. what should we expect the president to say tonight? here to weigh in from the trump campaign advisory board, thank you for joining us, going to be an exciting night for the president. >> what an exciting day for the president of the campaign, the american people, country, 2 and half years ago the president won and election many people said he would never win. the mainstream media laughter the campaign, he will never beat hillary clinton, the polls said he would lose in a landslide, he became president of the united states and to the promises he made on the

campaign trail. if you look orlando for the past 24 hours over -- people are lined up, camping out, they are ready and the excitement is real. 100,000 requests sent to the campaign for tickets to this venue that only holds 20,000 people. they will be putting out big screens for people to watch. >> lined up 3 or 4 blocks at least, 400 people lined up overnight. let's take a look at what donald trump had to say about the orlando rally, thousands of people already lined up in orlando, some two days before tomorrow night's big rally, food trucks will be there who can't get into the arena. a very exciting evening, make america great again. what do you expect to hear from him during the rally? >> i think we will hear about what happened in the past 21/2

years, promises made promises kept, the president was on the campaign trail, talked about conservative justices, making the safety and security of the american people a priority when it comes to immigration reform and protecting our borders, talked about bringing our economy back, the economy setting records, low unemployment, the lowest records we have ever seen when it comes to minorities, 65 year low for women, the list goes on and on, not only talking about what he has accomplished but he will talk about what he wants to do over the next two years leading into 2020 and after that. >> record low unemployment not only for minorities but millennials, goes across the gamut. let's look at the president's job performance approval rating at this point according to a fox news poll, 53% disapprove of his performance. is that because information

hasn't been getting out enough in terms of his success when dealing with the mainstream media not reporting on what he is able to accomplish? >> we can never get enough positive information out. when you look at the mainstream media we saw for a long time 90% of their coverage of this president was negative. a lot of fake news, false information, misinformation, we need to continue to push the real information, the real facts of what is going on and people are feeling this when they reach in their pockets. every single economic status has been positively affected by this economy, this president's policies, people have more money than they did when donald trump took office in this is something they will vote on going to the polls in 2020. >> we had the democratic candidates in their first debate on tap and so many of them. of the top candidate so far who do you think is his biggest threat from the democratic

side? >> i don't think there is one democratic candidate that stood out as able to defeat the president. look at what they are able to do when it comes to their events, joe biden is the front runner in the democratic party and in events from april to may he only attracted a total of 1200 people and that is all of these events combined. the enthusiasm is low for these democratic candidates and couple this with very expensive policies they want to push on us to pay for it. >> let me let you comment on this because we haven't up right now. this is a fox news poll that shows the president head to head with the top 5 candidates on the democratic side and it shows him trailing. you have to bear in mind in 2015 hillary clinton was ahead of donald trump by 17 points and if we learned anything the

polls were not right. >> i mentioned that earlier, they said donald trump would lose and hillary clinton would win in a landslide, none of that turned out to be true and the deciding factor was enthusiasm, that excitement. in 2015-16 many people across the country were skeptical of the president whether he would get into office and be a conservative president, keep the promises he was making and that is what he did so a greater chance in 2020 to win this election than in 2016. >> i spoke to the president of the record and one thing, he was definitely excited for tonight. thank you for joining us this morning, appreciate it. the time is 19 minutes after the top of the hour. horror at 30,000 feet, turbulence sends a flight attendant and the ceiling as passengers pray for their lives, terrifying moments that will make you think twice before you book your next flight, stay tuned.

>> taylor swift making a major political statement in her new music video release during lgb to q pride month, college shimkus with serious xm 115 here with online reaction. he has been getting more and more political. >> this song was called you need to calm down, a pro-lgbt

song, released in the middle of pride month. there's a lot of opinion about this song, received 1.3 million likes on youtube but some finding fault in it. a writer for the atlantic says it compares online trolling of famous people to real-life persecution of gay people and other people finding fault in those anti-lgbt protesters saying it is a stereotype of people who support traditional marriage. one person on facebook says alienating have the fans, not too swift. when it's graham user says fighting stereotypes with stereotypes. dustin on twitter says she forgot who brought her to the dance long ago. it ends with swift encouraging people to sign a petition that supports the equality act. the most political piece ever. >> reporter: some protesters,

toothless -- >> trying to -- >> something. >> i'm trying to figure out the hamburger. >> at the met gala, this was their way of saying they are friends again. >> let's talk about this last one was a bride asks for some advice after her bridesmaid ruins the wedding. what in the world? >> this person on facebook making people so furious by her plight. she says she tried on a wedding dress in front of her bridesmaids and then goes on facebook and find out what her bridesmaids post a picture of her in her wedding dress and tags her fiancé. he writes this. one of my bridesmaids after finishing the appointment posted a photo of me in the dress on facebook, she tagged

my partner, people are so upset for her. the groom sees the bride. >> one president instagram says we have made -- don't allow anyone to take your photo when you try on your wedding dress. this person instagram says i think she needs to find a new bridesmaid. i agree. she says she asked the bridesmaid to take it down, just a guy, he will forget in 5 minutes. >> someone else said you look totally different on your wedding day because your hair and makeup will be done. thank you so much. the time is 26 after the top of the hour and the golden state, california city wants to ban its workers from traveling to georgia over the state's abortion law. georgia congressman calls a political stunt and he is in studio to respond live.

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sending 1000 additional troops to the middle east, brand-new images show the aftermath of tanker attacks linked to iran. the troops expected to address air, naval and ground-based threats in the region and millions of undocumented immigrants could soon be picked kicked out of the country, the president tweeting overnight next week ice will begin the process of removing the millions of illegal aliens who have illicitly found their way into the united states. the announcement comes as the white house restores $432 million in aid to central american countries. already camped out on the streets of orlando to secure a spot at donald trump's campaign kickoff rally, the president says his campaign receives 100,000 requests for tickets. the amway center only holds 20,000. two -- a new jersey man the ninth american tourist die in the dominican republic. joseph allen found dead in his hotel room thursday after complaints about not feeling well. his cause of death is not been

revealed. dozens in oklahoma said they got extremely sick during a trip in april. 47 people in a jimmy buffett fan group coming down with a mysterious illness. >> everybody that did get sick at one time either swam in the pool where the bar was or not. >> civil the travelers tested positive for salmonella but it is unclear what caused it. some police officer stopped a masked gunman shooting outside of federal courthouse. watch this. >> holy crap. heather: witnesses capturing a scary moment before the suspect

was killed in that shootout. this is in dallas. the fbi calls the responding officers heroes, no one was killed or seriously injured. that certainly could have happened with the local photographer speaking out after almost coming face-to-face with the gunmen and capturing the photo on the left side of your screen. >> tried to make myself as small as possible and just prayed he didn't walk past me and saw me sitting there with a camera i have no doubt he would have shot me. >> the suspect was not known to authorities but did post warnings on social media before this happen. he was discharged from the army in 2017. federal judge declares a mistrial on 15, charges against a militant in the deadly been ghazi attack. last week a jury found him guilty of providing support to terrorists and destroying government property but the same jury could not reach a decision on the remaining charges including murder. four americans were killed in the 2012 attacks in the us

consulate in libya including ambassador christopher stevens. a major bombshell in hillary clinton email investigation. the state department says they found 30 security incidents considered to be violations and infractions by 15 unidentified people. the ongoing probe is investigating clinton's use of an unauthorized server, while she was secretary of state. the department calling the investigation serious and disciplinary actions are pending. officials will wrap up the probe this september. today, long beach city council will vote whether to ban travel, official travel to alabama and georgia over there controversial abortion law but this isn't the first time. state of taken name at red state policies so who will win this fight? here to weigh in his georgia congressman barry lowdermilk. great to have you here in person.

what are your initial thoughts about this? >> this is another political stunt by the far left, an attack on the people of georgia. what you have to understand is this was a campaign issue in the gubernatorial election over a year ago. everyone was clear were governor kemp stood on this, the georgia general assembly was reelected, republican pro-life members. these laws were reflecting the values of the people of georgia so attacks against georgia like this by far left communities is an act of intolerance. hopefully georgia will respond favorably. i suggest cities like long beach focus on their own problems, homeless problems. it is a big problem. shannon: images out of california. let's look at what long beach city council had to say in reference to the bands in

georgia and alabama. opposition to antiabortion legislation that serves to illuminate a woman's right to choose and hinders the availability of reproductive health care is in line with the city's long-standing values -- is not in line with the's long-standing values and of legislative priorities. the opposition is in line with what they say or their values but you say in terms of what values should count, the values of those who live in georgia and what they voted in favor of. >> i am wondering if long beach or any of the other cities band travel to one of the 124 nations that have abortion laws similar to georgia's or more restrictive. what about south korea, will they cut business ties with the south korean auto industry which has abortion laws are more restrictive? what about the bahamas or

coaster ireland? shannon: some of these countries, not only their laws in terms of abortion but the way they treat gays and homosexual communities, that has been discussed as well in terms of bands from the entertainment industry. >> when you look at hollywood they regularly fill in foreign countries, muslim countries who have human rights violations. what about china? human rights violations in china? wire the city is not addressing those but going after conservative communities, people who hold to the values of life? >> it impacts people dependent on those jobs that other communities bring into the state. >> my county announced it has the lowest unemployment rate in the history of this county. we have a vibrant economy, people are beginning to return to conservative values. they value the idea of life, one of the protected rights our constitution identifies, that god has given us the right to life, to be protected by government. the liberal left communities

want to put everyone in a box of what they consider normal. when you are outside of that -- >> when you take a look at the democrat -- demographics, the african-american community specifically they do tend to be more conservative overwhelmingly when it comes to abortion in the african-american community expected to be one of the demographics that swing the vote and biden we said is predicting a massive when across the south including georgia, south carolina, north carolina, even texas. do you think he has a chance to win georgia? >> this may be another misspeak to add to his list of gaffes which i don't know if he's been to the south to visit, the president is tremendously popular in georgia. i was there this weekend, attended a couple events and it is unbelievable the popularity of this president was look what is happening in orlando, people camping out since sunday just to get into his rally. biden may have a chance in a

primary of sweeping the south but a big lift in states like georgia as you brought up. even democrats are still conservative when it comes to social values. biden may have a chance in a primary since he is the least extreme of the candidates on the democratic side but i don't think he will have a good shot in the general election. shannon: looking at the polling numbers what do you think of that? polling numbers that show the top 5 candidates leading over donald trump? >> this is where we were during the last election as well and i have seen in the ear i represent trump's popularity is even higher, people who were never trumpeters have seen what happened, what he has done with the economy, fulfilling the promises he made, many of those

prominent trump supporters. i don't trust the polls anymore. i don't think -- their finger on the pulse of america, those who are new voters coming out and supporting trump. hard to assist those. >> don't pay attention to the polls especially this early on. appreciate it. we will be right back. much more ahead, stay with us. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged

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been cited, with the oregon bakery the refused to make a cake for the same-sex wedding. what can you tell us about that? >> what the court did was send it back for review because the court of appeals decision had come out before the supreme court decision last year in the cake shop case and the court felt the court below needed to take another look at that case in light of the decision the supreme court handed down last year so there's not really any new learning from the court decision here or its ruling here but it will give the court an opportunity to reconsider what it said in late of masterpiece cake shop. >> took 3 months to do that and ultimately end up sending it back. let's talk about the supreme court ruling on a potential. to paul manafort as he battles the dual sovereignty doctrine.

>> the gamble case was the least surprising case because the dual sovereignty doctrine whatever one thinks of it has been the law of the land for decades, more than a century. the idea that anyone would hang their hopes on the supreme court reversing that doctrine, that was a long shot and the decision was a 72 decision which is pretty definitive. the interesting thing is the two dissenters were ginsburg and neil gorsuch, arguably at opposite ends of the spectrum from each other. on that bench. shannon: not what a lot of conservative spot would happen with neil gorsuch assigned to the supreme court. >> might be true but the dual sovereignty doctrine is not the kind of case -- if you look at neil gorsuch's opinion he was very originalist in his dissent. he felt there wasn't any

support in the courts, the original understanding of the language of the fifth amendment regarding the dual sovereignty doctrine. he feels that is the court invented doctrine. in his approach it is consistent with what folks expected from him. sometimes folks try to anticipate what the decision will be based on the political outcome rather than the philosophy a judge brings. >> clearing the path for prosecutors to continue to pursue, he faces 16 charges or accounts in that indictment so let's move on to the next window. what can we expect for the census citizenship question? >> any of these cases still out there whether it is the citizenship case or the gun delegation case of the kaiser case, whether the justices should d for to agency's interpretations of their own regulations these are all

tossup sorts of questions that are difficult to ascertain how the justices are going to come down but because the citizenship question has been asked so often in the past it will be surprising if the supreme court says that question cannot be asked in the next census. >> thank you for breaking it down for us. the time is almost 10 minutes until the top of the hour and a flight attendant tossed into the air while passengers were praying for their lives, terrifying video that will make some flyers think twice. are you having trouble breaking a bad habit? the new shock collar to keep people in check. ♪

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tracy carrasco is here with the ranking that might surprise us. >> reporter: how fast airlines get passengers reliably to their destinations, they looked at when they are stressed when they get back to their destination and what they found, hawaiian airlines in the top spot followed by southwest airlines and allegiant air coming in third. forbes said helping hawaiian airlines come in first is 3 quarters of an statistics flights are just short hops between the island so given the weather and the quickness of the flight, that is helping pilots get there quicker. shannon: shorter flights to longer flights, the larger airlines. >> pretty surprising, southwest airlines, a number of flights every single day, that is pretty good stepping on it.

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try it at your own risk. 8 minutes until the top of the hour. a parkland shooting survivor dropped by harvard apologizing for controversial comments. >> people can make mistakes and that do not make you irredeemable. heather: was a failed presidential run and now hillary clinton is getting kicked off broadway. a play based on her family getting the final curtain.

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>> a parkland shooting survivor apologizing for using racist language online after his admission to harvard is revoked. he says he wrote the post before the mass shooting which he says made him a more mature person. on the story he brought up harvard's controversial history. >> harvard was founded in 1636 by slaveowners. a long history of racism, sexism and besides any but people can grow and change. i don't hold that standard to harvard and people can make mistakes and i don't think those make you irredeemable. >> a letter from harvard and

rescinded his acceptance, the committee take seriously the qualities of maturity and moral character. he gained national attention as a conservative activist proposing his classmates anti-gun efforts was more to come on that. time for the good, the bad and the ugly. of first the good. kids can get a free scoop of ice cream if they can recite the pledge of allegiance. >> of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands. >> scoop shops across the country taking part in the eye pledge project happening through july for national ice cream month and we have information on our website foxandfriendsfirst.com. this insane x-ray image, 10 inch knife sticking out of the 15-year-old boy's face after he fell on it outside his home. doctors say he removed it from

the teen's facing he's extremely lucky to be alive. the blade barely missed his brain and a major artery. finally the ugly, the broadway play hillary and clinton ending a poor ticket sales. the play will have its final performance on sunday. the production which cost over $4.2 million for bringing in a total of 4.7 million. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". thank you for joining us. "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> fox news alert. 1000 us troops heading to the middle east in a major show of strength against misbehaving iran. >> more evidence does reveal showing iran's direct involvement in the attacks in the gulf of thoseman. the trump administration prepares for the worst. >> running to reelect, hundred in line ahead of the president's official 2020 campaign kickoff. we are live in orlando with what you can expect to hear.