jillian: what do you want to see the president accomplish if reelected? dan on facebook says border security, more jobs for american workers. ramona says build that wall. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. have a great day, everyone. >> the president of the united states, donald trump. >> our economy is the envy of the world, perhaps the greatest economy we have had in the history of our country. as long as you keep this team in place we have a tremendous way to go. the democrats don't care about russia. they only care about their own political power.

they went after my family, my business, my finances, my employees, but they are really going after you. that is what it is all about. our radical democrat opponents are driven by hatred, prejudice and rage. they want to destroy our country as we know it. not acceptable. it is not going to happen. if i deleted one email like a love note to milania, it is the electric chair for trump. we now have a great attorney general. let's see what happens. the only thing these corrupt politicians will understand is an earthquake at the ballot box and that is why tonight i stand before you to officially launch my campaign for a second term as president of the united states. you ready? keep america great.

rob: a little highlight reel. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. donald trump greeted in orlando by a massive crowd to officially kick off his 2020 campaign. >> he unveiled his new slogan while making his pitch for another four year term. shannon: the president is full speed ahead for 2020. >> almost four years to the day

since donald trump launched his first campaign, last night he riled up his supporters once again, this time with that revamped slogan, keep america great. last night was the kickoff technically. the trump 2020 campaign officially filed to run just hours after he was inaugurated, january 20, 2017. 's reelection campaign has $40.8 million in cash on hand, nearly all donations were $200 or less, for an average of $34 per deletion. >> our economy is the envy of the world, perhaps the greatest economy we have had in the history of our country. shannon: donald trump uses reelection rally to blast the more than 20 democratic candidates in the race who will be holding their first primary debate in this area next week and he told his supporters why

they should give him another four years in office. >> a vote for any democrat in 2020 is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of the american dream. so don't ever forget this election is about you. >> reporter: after his rally last night the president made his way to this area. he will be attending a roundtable with supporters and a fund-raising lunch before he heads back to the white house. jillian: a busy time right now. rob: 2020 contenders terry into donald trump as he launched his reelection campaign. bernie sanders begging voters not to give the president a second term in a live stream video. >> the president is a racist, a

sexist, a homophobe, zeno foam and religious bigot. his strategy to win reelection is to divide the american people. jillian: joe biden weighing in. a statement from his campaign manager reading our country cannot afford four more years of trump diminishing america's role in the world stage cutting access to healthcare, giving tax breaks to big corporations and the wealthy at the expense of working families and dividing the country by embracing toxic bigotry and racism. that is antithetical to who we are. rob: the president says he's not interested in recent polls that show him trailing by a pretty good margin some of his 2020 competitors. shannon: chairman of the american conservative union says based on last night the poll numbers are not what is important. >> everyone needs to listen to me.

they mean nothing, literally all these quinnipiac polls, it shows the president doing less well with non-college-educated whites. the strongest areas down 10 points. don't even look at these polls, these national polls mean nothing. take a breath. look at his character traits, look at his virtues, what people see in the president, that is what matters. rob: the president made a point to hit -- faith and family, not government and bureaucracy are the american way. jillian: milania trump energizing the crowd with optimism about the future. >> it has been my honor to serve as first lady of this in credible country for the past two years. i'm excited to do it for 6 more. he truly loves this country and will continue to work on your

behalf as long as he can. all of us will. jillian: donald trump honoring outgoing press secretary sarah sanders. >> a woman who has been so good, so talented, so wonderful. we are sort of going -- i have a feeling she's going to be running for a certain gubernatorial position. sarah huckabee sanders. >> thank you, mister president. this has been truly the honor of a lifetime. >> reporter: you can to be prouder to be part of the trump administration as donald trump calls her a warrior. rob: enthusiasm at an all-time high in this 20,000 seat arena

in orlando. a massive crowd cheering as many waived american flags and thousand people stand in a big line hoping to get a seat at that rally. some of them arrived 40 hours early. the hill's media reporter says the rally shows what the 2020 election will bring. >> we were told to dismiss crowd size, they didn't gauge enthusiasm by the candidate, told to listen to the polls instead. the fact that people were there 40 hours before the event, 20,000 people in orlando and the enthusiasm we saw in a key state like florida that tells us 2020 is going to be an extremely close race and the president has not lost one vote from what he got into thousand 16 in those key states. rob: the trump campaign held a block party -- couldn't get a seat inside.

jillian: a lot of people who were there flooding social media with an inside look at the crowd. one person tweeting this video saying in part not ftc and an hour to go. >> students for trump a pound, 181 democratic candidate who can fill a stadium with 20,000 plus people. >> this photo, incredible crowd at donald trump's reelection rally. rob: the president's app hillary clinton over the email scandal. >> if i deleted one email like a love note to milania it is the electric chair for trump. rob: the president says it is a double standard, social media stand on that. >> the left as in stopping him from securing the border, the president outing progress made on the wall, we are coming right back. ♪ oh! oh!

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>> the swamp is biting back so viciously and violently. we went through the greatest witchhunt in political history. they appointed a team of angry democrats to take down our incredible movement. we now have a great attorney general. let's the what happens. jillian: donald trump lashing out against the russia probe during his 2020 campaign launch into the warning to democrats that a day of reckoning could be coming. rob: should democrats be worried about this? ned, thanks for coming on, we have 3 investigations into the genesis of the russia probe and this state department hillary clinton thing that came out this week.

what do you think? >> trump made some great points a one of them being we do have a bifurcated legal system. if you have the right connections a series of suggestions that if you're connected with the wrong people you have the book thrown at you. the thing i'm interested in seeing is a bar and john durham can get to the bottom of where the russian fairytale hoax collusion story began because i do think there was serious abuse in law enforcement and surveillance and intelligence communities and this went back to the west wing and the question becomes are we actually going to have consequences for this because of the massive abuse of power? we have to because will block but also this. one of the foundational principles of our republic is equal application of the law, all stand equal before regardless of their last name or their powerful position and we do not have consequences for breaking of the law we have real problems in the country. jillian: if he had deleted one email it would have been the electric chair for him. a lot of people on the other

side, abc news saying the president went after clinton so often on tuesday night one could be mistaken and assuming he was running against her in 2020. a lot of people saying it is time to move on from that. what do you say? >> i don't care if it was john smith or jane dough that used to be our secretary of state. he made the point that under hillary clinton the state department became a pay to play operation. we know for a fact that hillary and her associates mishandled dozens of pieces of classified information and obstructed justice by deleting 33,000 emails under investigation. this is a real problem when you look at this in the probably has if they are not contemplating those actions, a future secretary of state or someone in a high position of power, you can't do that and there will be consequences when we didn't have any in the first place. >> they say the president obstructed justice as well. >> there were instances in which

mueller investigated potential obstruction of justice and when william barr and rod rosenstein were given the fact they made the decision, there is no section of justice. it was investigated for over two years and when the assistant ag made the point of no section there is no instruction of justice. >> it with a similar tone to what we heard a couple years ago and what we've been hearing over the course of the last 2 and half years. he's been on point with his messaging, it really hasn't changed much. >> the thing last night when the crowd broke into chance of build the wall, 2020 is going to be a referendum on immigration yet again and donald trump despite real headwinds with congress has been doing his best to fulfill the promise of securing the southern border and reforming our immigration system. i expected to be a massive issue

in the november 2020 elections. rob: did he pick the right venue last night? florida is important. did he have gone to pennsylvania and picked up support or something like that? >> i think florida is absolutely key. he only won by a point and the fact is orlando is key. the i 4 core door is a key part of florida. he picked the perfect spot. shannon: thank you as always, good to see you. rob: you couldn't believe it when alexandria ocasio cortez said it and now she is defending disturbing comments. listen to this. >> the united states is running concentration camps on the southern border. that is exactly what they are. jillian: brand-new backlash the democratic socialist is facing coming up. ♪ ookers are booking a one, two, three, that's a four day weekend "awesome" and with getaway deals

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rob: the president doubling down on his plans to secure the southern border during his campaign kickoff. this is the senate agrees on a new border aid package, $4.5 billion. jillian: griff jenkins breaks it down for us. >> reporter: a familiar theme in orlando, donald trump making border security the centerpiece and a new approach to immigration. >> we want people to come into our country based on merit. stop human trafficking, stop illegal immigration and establish a modern immigration system based on skill, contributions and based on merit. we are building the wall. we will have 400 miles of wall

built by the end of next year. >> reporter: in favor of open borders and calling mecca congressional support the greatest betrayal but on capitol hill senators finding common ground, top members of the senate appropriations committee, chairman richard shelby and chairman leahy providing 41/$2 billion in supplemental border and humanitarian aid funding. mitch mcconnell intends to put the bill on the floor next week but there is no indication it will have bipartisan support in the house. it comes as the president will begin the process of removing millions of illegal aliens from the interior next week. nancy pelosi responding to that, the president's new threat of mass deportations read net is an act of malice and bigotry designed solely to inject fear in our communities. if this bill doesn't make it to

the house it will make it to the president's desk, a major portion of this carrying for minors and those programs, where that money is next month. rob: that should have -- thank you so much, appreciate it. jillian: number one congresswoman alexandria ocasio cortez said this about immigrant detention centers. >> the united states is running concentration camps on the southern border. that is exactly what they are. jillian: wyoming congresswoman liz cheney slamming those remarks tweeting please, alexandria ocasio cortez, do a follow favor and spend a few minutes learning some actual history, 6 million jewish people were exterminated in the holocaust. you demean their memory and disgrace yourself with comment like this. ocasio cortez said since you are so eager to educate me i am curious what you call building

mass camps of people being detained without a trial? cheney responding at length holocaust survivor testimony and the book night on amazon. rob: a live look at capitol hill, lawmakers will hold a hearing on reparations sponsored by texas democrat sheila jackson lee would set up a proposal for descendents of african-american slaves. cory booker will appear at this hearing, one of several presidential candidates who signaled support for this issue. jillian: chicago white sox extending projected getting a home field, the first major league club to install mesh screening following high profile injuries. a family hit in the head by a foul ball last week and a child

was seriously hurt by a line drive in houston. a woman died head trauma after being struck by a foul ball in los angeles last summer. rob: historic drug bust, giant shipping containers full of cocaine on a cargo ship in philadelphia. agents seizing all 17 tons, 17 tons of cocaine with street value of $1 billion, the largest drug bust ever in pennsylvania's district, that ship was heading over to europe. some drug dealer is very angry this morning. jillian: it is 25 minutes after the hour, donald trump calls out the left moral cowardice on immigration, they called him anti-immigrant. who has the better message? >> a president who is a racist, a sexist, a homophobe su and a religious bigot.

rob: bernie with a big reaction to the campaign kickoff in orlando and carly shimkus with highlights of that and what social media has to say.

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a vote for any democrat in 2020 is a vote for the rise of radical socialism and the destruction of the american dream. are you ready? keep america great. jillian: very you heard it, keep america great. democratic strategists and ted harvey, chairman of the committee to defend the president, thank you for being here. what do you make of what you heard last night? >> an incredible rally, a lot of enthusiasm by 20,000 people who got in the door, 150,000 wanted to be there. the president did a great job,

he excited the base and sends a strong message to the democrats that this is going to be a tough race moving forward. jillian: let's listen to the new slogan and get your reaction on the back end. >> we will make america great again. make america great again. there is a new one that really works and that is called keep america great. jillian: make america great again to keep america great. >> i will say this, the president did energize his base and that is a job he should do. however, i am going to say he needs to stick with the first theme, make america great again. when the democrats take back control of the white house we have seen nothing but craziness for the past 21/2 years. we need to get back to normalcy

in this country. >> we know each other well. this has been two years of prosperity for the american people, the unemployment rate is at 52 year lows, african-american unemployment rate at historic lows, hispanic rate at historic lows, this president is passing policies that are not just raising ships for the wealthy but for the entire country, red, yellow, black and white. that is what makes america great, that we have a free market system that incentivizes people to be everything they want to be in the president is correct. democrats will bring socialism, continued trump administration will bring more freedom and more opportunity and that is the choice the american people have. jillian: we have two polls, the first is the 2020 presidential preference in florida. joe biden leading donald trump by 9 percentage points but a lot of people state is too early to

look at polls. even in the end you can't always necessarily look at the polls. look what happened in 2016, the presidential prediction between hillary clinton and donald trump when they went head the head they had hillary clinton winning it. what do you think of what the polls are saying? >> polls can be misleading but we have great candidates on the democratic side. this country has things that we are not proud of. democrats are not. i heard them say trump, african-americans are doing better now than ever before under his presidency. that is a fallacy. we are doing well because african-americans have the wherewithal to do what is needed and this trajectory of low unemployment started under the obama administration and trump gave the largest tax increase in

the country but two of this tax increases started under president obama because he had to rebound is from the craziness under president bush. before we start taking credit about what donald trump has done, president obama started the trajectory that donald trump is benefiting from. we are going to -- jillian: an argument on behalf of the democrats but as it is now look at what the president is doing for that. another topic before we have to run. let's talk immigration for a second and listen to what the president had to say last night. >> the ultimate act of moral cowardice not one democrat candidate for president has stood up to defend the incredible men and women of ice and border patrol. they don't have the character, the virtue, the spine to do it.

>> the president is right that democrats are for open borders, they want to do away with ice was almost all of the candidates said they want to do away with ice. the president wanted to thousand 16 on this issue, 16 solid republicans, he beat hillary clinton because he was the only person willing to pick up the banner of securing our borders and making sure gangbangers, rapists, drug traffickers and human traffickers weren't coming across the border, democrats want to have an open border where complete lawlessness and anybody who wants to come across can come across. of the democrats want to take that let's do that. i think trump has the winning message, secure our borders and even the american people and defend american workers. jillian: a lot of people are frustrated with what the left is trying to do or not doing when it comes to immigration. a lot of people say it is a crisis at the border and something has got to change. >> i do believe there is a crisis at the border but i'll democrats don't believe in complete open borders. we have to have common sense.

when donald trump was elected he had the house and senate and they did nothing. all this nonsense to make sure we don't have mass pandemonium striking fear in the hearts of americans, we have to get this together and where we are going now with all this polarization we've got to come to the center. most americans are sick of it. jillian: we will stay tuned. >> pandemonium on the border, come to one of the western states. there is pandemonium. jillian: we have to run, thank you, appreciate it. rob: the president calling out democrats double standards for hillary clinton's email scandal at the rally last night. >> if i deleted one email, like a love note to milania, it is the electric chair for trump.

jillian: carly shimkus with serious xm 115. >> reporter: he said his speech would be wild and he delivered on that front. he spent a good amount of time talking about what he considered past injustice, the russia probe, the hillary clinton email investigation, even broken to the familiar chant of locker up. one of the president's strength is generating conversation, creating memorable moments and this is exactly one of them. patrick says this was a true statement. and he says get with hillary, hillary will show you how to delete emails. kevin mrs. clinton emails, the train left the station. one of the criticisms is his speech focus too much on the past and didn't talk about the present or the future.

the president's strategy, jenna about rage among his base so they vote for him come 2020, 498 days. rob: bernie had a big response to the president's rally. >> he streamed live on social media, no surprise, he didn't like what the president had to say. watch. >> listening to trump made me feel very much that he is a man living in a parallel universe. a man way out of touch with the needs of ordinary people and a man who must be defeated. >> he also call the president's be and hour and a half of lies, distortion and total nonsense and slammed the president for neglecting to mention climate change. brad on twitter says free stuff won't do it, neither will a

socialist platform. find a political party and hit us up when you are serious. aaron chiming in with this message, sorry, bernie, no chants, you won't even get the nomination, dems are good against you in 2016 and will do it again. the first democratic debate will take place next week and there's a report out there that says donald trump is going to live tweet it. we will see. we are coming right back. get ready for the insurance-themed experience

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here to discuss is john thomas. i think florida is always important in every election and it is always tight. >> the definition of a swing state. it will be tight and that is why trump is spending time there. he is saying this is an important state. i'm starting today to focus on it but here is the good news for trump. that state loves and always have loved trump's brand of politics but he dominated in 2016 in the primaries, won in the general election but this time it is even better. not only does he have a track record of delivering for the american people that has the hometown heroes, rubios, most statewide elected official republicans. >> rick scott, he got a lot of friends that can help him out. look at past elections in florida, back to 2016 against hillary clinton, donald trump wins by 1.2 percentage points,

back to 2012 obama carries it by less than a point, back further than that, hanging chads and things of that nature, recounts, there is some nervousness i think that if joe biden is the nominee he could rebuild some of that blue wall the trump decimated in 2016 and get those rust belt states back. is that why the president chose to start this off in florida? because florida is that important. >> the president shouldn't take any state for granted especially classic swing states no matter what the polling is say isn't staying. that is mistake hillary clinton would make. trump is not going to do that. that is one thing. second, florida has been trending republican in recent years. even in the midterms in 18 a lot of the polls had republicans losing statewide. it wasn't until donald trump came to town with his rallies

that he was able to move the needle back to the republican side so the thing about these polls, polling is reflective, not predictive. it might tell us where the race is if it were held today but it is not. candidates run campaigns, i think trump is in a great position to win these critical state in 2020. >> we've all seen these polls that even bernie sanders beating the president by a pretty wide margin which shocked a lot of people, last night the president pulled out something like 20,000 people to show up for the campaign relaunch along the critical i 4 core door. look at joe biden at lunch for president and he got 6000 people show up and the numbers, that is pretty dramatic. what do you make of numbers like that as far as enthusiasm? >> joe biden should revamp his

campaign slogan, vote for meh instead of vote for me. the crowd sizes matter. it is a reflection of intensity of support and it will be problematic for joe biden in the primary coming in states like iowa and others where it is about motivating your base to the polls. it shows it is a tight state like florida, might be at the margins, being able to turn out your base whether it is hot or rainy. rob: if 2020 candidates, you see biden has them by 10 points but what people don't understand is you still have to show up and vote. at the end of the day you can win with a very low approval rating if all your people show up if they all come out in november. >> you are totally right. one thing we learned in 2016 is voters can have a certain level

of cognitive dissonance. what i mean is they can vote for somebody even if their approval of that person isn't high. trump is lucky the republicans by and large love him. they can vote for trump because they believe it is in their economic best interests and vote against joe biden even if they think joe is a nice guy. rob: appreciate your time this morning. jillian: time to check in with ed henry on "fox and friends". >> molly hemingway, ash carter, former defense secretary talking about iran and a lot more plus you usually see jennifer griffin reporting from the pentagon. today she's live in studio, brought the whole family. we are cooking with friends. don't miss it. that is coming up. hey! i'm bill slowsky jr.,

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rob: with last night's rally is any indication the president's 2020 campaign will be quite spirited and passionate. jillian: officially launched his reelection bid in orlando and that is where we find todd pyro with reaction. >> reporter: not to mention thousands that were outside. it was so hot but the excitement was palpable. we talk to folks following the rally. what was it like? >> great, good energy, everybody was excited. nothing like i have seen before. >> once in a lifetime experience, something i will never forget. >> i've never been to a political rally ever and i was going to cry. >> really inspiring. >> very informative, people

wanting to know about in regards -- >> what he has done so far with the va. this is my husband john, a veteran. >> how long was the weight? >> 2 hours. >> an hour and a half. >> i have been in line before but why not? >> the polls are out. a lot are saying the democrat whoever the democrats put up is going to beat donald trump in 2020. how do you respond to that? >> that is nothing. they said hillary was winning, notice joe biden, it is not true. >> they were wrong in 2016. >> it will be a bigger landslide in 2020 than it was in 2016. >> we believe in him in 2016 and we will vote for him.

>> reporter: that is what people said last night. we have a military table. retired army, gary, thank you for your serious, what did you think? >> that kind of turnout across central florida was unbelievable. people sitting in the rain, in the heat and still willing to be there at these eventss. >> reporter: thank you for your answer and your service. the army and the marines and who else? what did you think? >> i man hit the ball out of the park, on his game. >> polls said donald trump is going to lose. what say you? >> completely ignore them. they said that about hillary, never have a chance, they are out of their minds. >> thank you for your service.

bob, army, marines, navy, thank you for your service. >> i thought he came out swinging and will continue to swing through this campaign. >> reporter: a lot more coming. take a look behind me. the 6:00, 7:00, 8:00 hour in orlando this morning, back to you guys and i can't hear what they say because it is so loud. jillian: what can we expect if donald trump wins another four years? >> we are going to keep on winning winning winning. rob: if you are a trump support what else would you like to see him accomplish? we have your comments coming up. ♪

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♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rob: live look at the white house. the president in orlando last night, in miami today. he will be back there at the white house this afternoon, moving around a lot. we're all dancing to bruno mars. the president kicking off his 2020 campaign by outlining promises that he has kept. >> since election, we have

created 6 million new jobs. nobody thought that would be possible. the unemployment rate is the lowest rate it's been in over 51 years. think of that together we are breaking the most sacred rule in washington politics. we are keeping our promises to the american people. jillian: we asked you on our social media pages, what do you want to sight president -- e president accomplish if reelected jill tim says hold democrats accountable. rob: maureen says: jillian: nick tweets finish the wall, make the tax cuts permanent, appoint two more supreme court justices. i will tell you one thing for sure, that wherever the president goes, he is going to continue to rally that crowd. because, i mean, that was just i feel like excitement oozing out of there last

night. rob: estimate somewhere around 20,000. that stayed jump was just about full in orlando. jillian: "fox & friends" comes on right now. have a great day, everyone. >> so never forget this election is about you. it's about your family, your future, and the fate of your country ♪ ♪ i get a little bit bigger than this ♪ i'll admit ♪ i'm doing the same as i was ♪ now don't you understand ♪ that i'm never changing who i am ♪ ♪ ainsley: it's official. president trump announces his 2020 re-election bid down in orlando last night. steve: he did. ed: no need for an escalator to arrive he