♪ ♪ ♪ and it's a great day to be alive ♪ i know the sun's still shining when i close my eyes ♪ there's hard times in the neighborhood ♪ but why can't everyday be just as good. ed: i feel every day i find a new song i have never heard. pete: have you never heard that song. jedediah: i haven't either. pete: [inaudible] ed: i was wondering what happened to your voice. pete: amazing, so patriotic. wonderful. jedediah: good stuff. pete: i will power through today. ed: we will have to do more of the talking. jedediah: i thought he went to one of those hard core like screaming. ed: i thought he was in the

backyard. pete: my kids are actually sick. they are better. ed: lead story immigration. the president putting pause on promise to have mass ice raise after a demand from nancy pelosi. what he seems to be doing is saying okay, i'm going to give you time to finally get moving, congress, and give me a bill on immigration. and fix this problem that we have all been talking about and if you don't do it, i'm going ahead with the mass ice raids in the next couple of weeks. it's a little reminisce sent what he did with mexico. the threat of tariffs that everybody said was so controversial and in the end it got mexico to the table. they actually took some action. the tariffs went away. pete: is he creating a deadline here. jedediah: tweeting at the requests of democrats i have delayed the illegal immigration removal process deportation for two weeks to see if the democrats and republicans can get together and work out a solution to the asylum and loophole problems at the southern border. if not, deportations start.

that tweet bothers me a little bit because it at the request of democrats. i'm a little concerned. i have got to put this out there. i'm a little concerned about that. because i don't want him to appear to be the type of president to anyone that says is he going to do something and pulls back. i don't want him to be to be delusional in the sense that he thinks suddenly the democrats are going to help him. i understand this is strategy and he wants to be the guy who said listen, i tried triage strategically to do everything i could with democrats to go into the next election and say i did everything i could. the reality is it's not going to, woman of achievement everything i'm hearing from aoc to rasheda tlaib it doesn't sound like they have changed their tune at all in being interested in compromise. pete: nancy liked it. jedediah: that's what worried me, pete. jedediah: mr. president, delay is welcome. time is needed nor comprehensive immigration reform. jedediah: what does that mean? exactly. pete: families belong together. this could be a negotiating

strategy by two weeks make the democrats look like obstructionists have they have been. but the hope of an actual compromise is about this. jedediah: but those words at the request of democrats, did that not -- i feel like he has got to stay away from that. pete: they are trying to resist him and investigate him and he is stepping back and saying i will give you a chance. ed: perhaps is he offering olive branch. maybe he takes the high road. look, aoc is not in charge. representative tlaib is thought in charge. nancy pelosi is in the house. they can say what they want on the left. maybe if nancy pelosi sits down and works with him on immigration give it one last try before the 2020 mode. mark morgan says this does not mean there will be grorgses. >> i have the authority and

the support to go after them, apply consequences and remove them. the men and women of ice everyday. we are going after individuals and we are moving them every day. so this was not anything new. this was just an overall operation to apply consequences to every demographic that is here illegally, including families. something the political will hasn't been there before. pete: keep doing their job the point is he making. they may not do this bigger operation that's delayed two weeks. to say your point, jedediah, there is a lot of healthy skepticism that democrats are prepared to come to the table on that. ed: there was spin at the end there. let's call it what it is when he is saying mark morgan all of a sudden is saying there is nothing new here. there is no big new thing. hang on a second he, the president and a whole bunch of people were saying this is a new thing we are going to have this mass ice raid. walking it back a little

nothing new we are still doing our job. they built this up as a big thing. jedediah: be careful about that. be careful how you roll stuff out because people elected this president because he is the type of guy i think who digs his heels in on issues. something bothers him like immigration he will follow through. don't leave the impression 2020 what are the odds, president trump that nancy pelosi would tweet out and say at the request of president trump, that's very unlikely. you have to keep in mind. i understand the strategy, i get it. i get the political strategy. just be careful because the base watches and this kind of stuff makes you a little bit nervous. pete: that's true. he also got elected to be a dealmaker and conservatives and the base will say what happens what happens if he comes to the table on a deal. he has put daca on a table before which is something conservatives don't like. i'm not saying that's a good idea or should happen. he is willing to play ball. that's the ironic part of all of this. hold on. they paint him as on citizen

mental he has come to the table time and time again. ed: can he get a deal this time as ronald reagan said trust but verify as jed just made the point. >> president trump must stop holding the measur the americane hostage. >> emergency every time the president of the united states couldn't get what they wanted from congress we would be in a constant state of emergency. >> you are not getting any $5.7 billion. it's time for everybody to stand up. all hands on deck to refuse this president these fake emergency powers that he would like to have. pete: that's congressional democrats. imagine if nancy pelosi tried to come to the table and give the president a potential win with all the potential 2020 candidates out there saying you should

never work with president trump. jedediah: jim jordan concerned as i am that democrats will not work with trump. take a listen. >> there is zero chance that we're going to get something through congress with the democrats. nancy pelosi says walls are improperly, their candidate for president a few years ago secretary clinton wants a borderless hemisphere. blumenauer abolish ice and stacey abrams gave the response to the president's state of the union said she was okay with non-citizens voting. do you think with that perspective and those kind of statements they are going to work with us? pete: i agree. zero chance. so you take the call from nancy pelosi. put it out, give to you with weeks. it's a deadline that ultimately will mean in two weeks we will do what we were going to do go weeks ago but democrats get to expose themselves again. jedediah: if i were advising him and i'm not by any stretch of the imagination the approach of caving oh democrats, how many times can you go down that road? pete: you got try.

jedediah: i get it but at some point you have to recognize. ed: the democrats are saying time and time again look at this tragedy at the border and kids we agree horrible conditions then congress do something about it. the president is calling them out. jedediah: they are not going to do it. ed: time for someone to act. we shall see. turning to a fox news alert. the president doubling down on his commitment to keep iran from building a nuclear weapon. jedediah: the president putting iran ons in the promising to apply even more pressure this week. pete: our own gillian turner live in our nation's capital with the rising tensions. good morning. >> good morning. president trump announced new sanctions are coming tomorrow against regime in tehran. the white house says the move is meant to keep economic pressure squeezing the regime on all sides. the president tweeted iran cannot have nuclear weapons. under the terrible obama plan they would have been on their way to a nuclear -- to nuclear in a short number of years and existing verification is not acceptable. we're putting major additional sanctions on iran on monday.

i look forward to the day that sanctions come off iran and they become a productive and prosperous nation again, the sooner the better. now, iran threatened earlier this week to increase its uranium enrichment. the key chemical process involved in creating nuclear weapons. john bolton says these new sanctions are retaliation for that. >> threats to international peace and security in the middle east and around the world are on the rise. iran's continued pure suit ever nuclear weapons. >> national security officials though told me on friday the main goal of any of new sanctions is not really about the nuclear deal. since the u.s. isn't part of it anymore. they say the main goal is to cut off iran's revenue stream so they will be forced to stop sponsoring terrorist groups across the middle east. guys, back to you.

jedediah: thanks, jillian. jedediah: i like that. i have this constant desire for the white house to say less about what they are doing. i feel likes a media we know too much. we have way too many details. i want him and his team to know what they are doing. i want them to be in line and get it together and proceed as they see fit. but i don't necessarily want to know yeah we're going to do this, no, we are going to pull back. yeah we might do this, no we may not. i feel like i have too much information. pete: media part of sending a signal to iran even though we didn't strike we had the intention to. as a result it's a warning shot. sometimes can you use the media in that sense. joe biden the front runner on the democratic side is he weighing in on this and whether or not president trump should have made the decision he did. here's what he said. >> if, in fact, the military did not brief him what was happening, i just don't believe it. the military doesn't do that they sit down and say mr. president trump, you want us to do a, here's what we think will happen.

this is the consequence. your decision, mr. president, we recommend or not. but the idea that they would say to him when he said go ahead and bomb and take out whatever they were going to take out and not tell him what the consequences would be? not possible. simply not possible. the military does not function that way whether or not there is a secretary of defense. ed: remember what bob gates who was the defense secretary under president obama said about joe biden. he said that he was wrong about every major national security decision for the last few decades. so, he is now sort of armchair quarterbacking what president trump did here. the president himself firing back, watch. >> everybody was saying i'm a warmonger, and now they say i'm a dove. and i think i'm neither you want to know the truth. i'm a man with common sense and that's what we need in this country is common sense. but i didn't like the idea

of them knowingly shooting down an unmanned drone and then we kill 150 people. i didn't like that. pete: yeah. there are some interesting stories about how that information got to the president which is start of the decision-making process. and remember that time when joe biden was in the situation room and said we shouldn't strike bin laden. he was on the nay side of that raid it's not as if his judgment is on the level. ed: what do you think friends@foxnews.com. digging in all morning. jedediah: turning to headlines now starting with a fox news alert. a long island pizzeria owner is the latest american tourist to die after visiting the dominican republic. 56-year-old crouso died monday while staying at the boca chick can a rye sort in santo domingo. he was taken to the hospital in respiratory distress after drinking something. he was healthy before the trip. crouso is the third tourist to die in a week long.

david ortiz out of intensive care. the shooting was a case of mistaken identity and big papi was not the intended target. kim jong un says he has received a personal letter from president trump. state media reports the north korean leader seen here reportedly reading the letter is seriously contemplating the quote interesting content. no other details were given. it comes in response to a letter kim sent the president earlier this month and ahead of president trump's visit to south korea this saturday. those are your headlines. pete: that could be a broadway play letters from trump to kim. all right. well a summer festival take as frightening turn when a hot air balloon goes rogue. [shouting]

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about enforcing the laws. what's inhumane is about not enforcing them and have the people you swore to protect be exposed to dangers, loves life, sex trafficking, human trafficking, gang violence, all those things that we know are ongoing and getting worse and worse in our communities. ed: what's your message to the president this morning? i know you have been at the white house with him before. have largely been a supporter of his push for these kinds of moves. he is now saying give democrats a week or two here to show some good faith on a broader immigration reform. do you have any hope? do you think they will actually do that? what's your message to the president this morning? >> well, i have been doing this for 20 years dealing with congress. and i have watched and followed the same blueprint every year. total indifference. it's all about self-service rather than publicselves. and i would say to the president double down yes he

doing the right thing nobody better than donald trump trial to get to the right answer. only one focusing on the solution as opposed to the political game that's been ongoing for a long time and it needs to stop. ed: if democrats do not finish the job in the next few weeks i know they will not get a massive deal done. do not at least take a big first step on dealing with the asylum crisis slong with some border security. the president exposes that over the next couple weeks, what should be his next move. >> his next move is to go forward with the raids and start sending a strong message we are not going to tolerate the undermining of our laws across the country and make sure congress understands they are the ones responsible. he has done everything he can do. time for enforcement to step up and do the job. ed: we have stalked a lot about the president. what about these mayor's, largely democrats, in sanctuary cities. as we started this conversation, somehow they think it's okay to tell the people in their cities, the people that should be held

accountable to and be responsible to, that they are not going to enforce the law. they are not going to help ice. they have been tweeting libby schaaf in oakland bill de blasio in new york saying our police departments, our law enforcement will not help ice. how can they get away with that. >> they shouldn't. if we ookd prove any one of them harbor and conceal anyone they know to be in the country illegally including congresswoman ocasio-cortez who said yesterday to alert the communities that if they have safe havens in their homes to let people basically know that so that they can hide out there, they need to be prosecuted. they need to have warrant issued for their arrest. because, under federal law, it's a felony to attempt to harbor or conceal someone they know to be in the country illegally. what they're doing is also encouraging more and more people to come. ed: we appreciate you coming. in we know you are on the front lines of this crisis. we appreciate your insight. >> thanks for having me, ed.

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ed: good morning again. quick headlines, military veterans among the seven bikers killed in a crash in new hampshire. members of a motorcycle club for marines and their spouses clitiond with a wrongway pickup truck. the truck driver survived the crash. so far no charges have been filed. a traveler speaks out after waking up on a dark airplane all alone. the canadian woman locked inside an air canada jet after falling asleep on a flight to toronto with her phone dead and no way to charge it, she eventually used a flashlight to get someone's attention.

the airline confirms her account and yes, they are now investigating what the heck happened. >> do millennials need the bible a young couple is hoping to change this generation's mind about the religious test and open a dialogue about its misconception. pete: all in their new book not what you think. why the bible might be nothing we expected yet everything we need. and join us now, hobby lobby corporate ambassador lauren green mcafee and her husband michael mcafee. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having us. pete: you say millennials are skeptical of the most significant book in history. >> the millennials are the least engaged in history. less knowledge what it means what it stands for and what says. we invite millennials to actually read the bible for themselves and find out what the message is about. jedediah: michael, what was your inspiration for this book? just to engage people who would otherwise be i don't

need the bible it's not for me and change their mind? what was it. >> we found as we had discussions with our peers about the bible. those engaging with the bible love it because they feel like it's a way for them to grow closer to god. those who didn't engage with the bible actually didn't engage with it because they this a misunderstanding what the bible was a rule book that was going to make them feel bad about themself or someone else they love. we brand the bible. perspective help the bible come alive in their life. pete: lauren, is that that was written 2,000 years ago, 3,000 year, ago the world has changed. >> barrier for millennials. top 2 how could this ancient book still relate to a modern world we wrestled with that ourselves and in the book we come to some conclusions showing what this book, the bible is still impacting our world today. it's one of the most diverse books that has impacted people all over the world. all through history and various socioeconomic

status. various racial groups. you name it. it impacts every group in the world. he had have jed it's hard for me sometimes i'm not a millennial. i struggle with the bible i have my own relationship with the god. am i allowed to doubt some things if i have some doubts about some things am i still able to pick this up book and have a journey and experience? i think it's so important that you guys put this out there listen what you think this is, it may not be and it's okay to have whatever feelings that you have about it and kind of go through that process and still be open to learning what you are going to learn in our own personal journey? >> we have had the same personal experience we have had struggles and doubts what you mentioned and not what you think. part of what would he wanted to say was just that you don't have to have a perfect understanding or trust in the bible to come to it, but don't judge the bible before giving a chance to speak for itself. read it to yourself and come to your own conclusions what the message is. jedediah: i have to give it another shot. pete: parents who want to reintroduce the idea to their kids. also, i believe, the bible is the baseline document of

western civilization. if you don't understand the biblical narrative of the bible hard to engage where the ideas we have today came from. >> exactly right. we make some of those points in there showing the impact of the bible in our own culture as well western culture wells different areas of society the bible has had a wide impact in our world. jedediah: not what you think is on sale now. congratulations to both of you. >> thank you. jedediah: great concept and brave concept to put throughout and share your personal stories. i love that. pete: pick up the book. jedediah: wall street set to post its best june in half a century. pete: susan li breaks down what it may mean for your money, including even bit coin, coming up (danny) let me get this straight.

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rate cut. at least one from the frervel. so if you want to buy a home. mortgage rates below 4% very attractive. also there are expectations that we are going to get some sort of positive rhetoric. maybe even a u.s.-china trade deal g-20. ed: president was talking to reporters before he went to camp david to focus on iran. he brought up china. watch. this the dow suspect. looks like it could be 80-year high. the tariffs are obviously doing very well because we are taking in billions and billions of dollars from china. the countries that the products come from, they are bearing the cost, which is also what i have said. so i'm sure you are all very happy about that right? ed: you teed it off perfectly because have you got the g-20 summit coming president xi of china. >> we have had some progressive conversations, in fact, the trade rep and the administration cap. and have had these preliminary talks before the face-to-face meeting. you know chinese president

xi jinping culture. respect. ' oparticulars are engrained in the chinese cull tu he would not be taking this meeting if there was nothing that would be positive to come out of it. meaning there is no deliverables going in to this, they would not have this meeting. positive we are having this face-to-face and expect something positive this week. pete: boost in the stock market since the president was elected is his tax cuts. well, joe biden says let's get rid of them. listen. >> right now, we are getting poorer and from the bottom following out of the middle class. income iniquity all-time high made worse by trump's tax cuts. folks, on day one, on day one, i will move to eliminate trump's tax cuts as well for the super wealthy. >> that's a big mistake we had the corporate tax cut being cut from 35% to 21%. 35% was probably one of the most uncompetitive corporate taxes rates in the world.

and when you are -- you have higher taxes than japan, something is wrong with your economy. so 21% is kind of the reason why we are looking at these record levels. so companies save more from taxes they went in and bought more stocks and hence your 401(k)s have been bumped up to record levels. when they say pay your fair share of taxes they are paying their fair share the top 5% pay over 50% of the tax revenues in this country. jedediah: you and pete are going to have to educate me about bit coin. good stuff from what i'm hearing. huge surge up 45% this month alone as facebook is launching their own crypto currency. >> it's more mature. when bit coin reached 20,000 back in 2017, there were less traders, less banks bit coin. now legit thanks to facebook because they are launching libra. a lot of opposition when it

comes to regulation and public trust. but, this also shows you that this is the future. now, it's hard to explain block chain technology on television at 6:30 in the morning on a sunday. but, basically it's a dig call currency verifiable, exchangeable and stores value. we are up 150% so far in the year. pete is pretty happy with that. ed: pete is telling me why i should buy bit coin is he right? >> it might. up 11,000 for bit coin. probably the best performing. ed: pete bought it at like 22. pete: i bought some at 3 and some at 18. not leak your 401 k. instournl investors are now looking at this. entrance of facebook is big legitimizes it. pete: cut out the middle man the bank ultimately have a

currency isn't beholding to a bank or government. if facebook coming in, bit coin still has the advantage of being the first mover. keep ininvestigating because i'in -- investing becausei'm in. >> most libertarian currency out there. pete: limited supply. ed: susan li latte good stuff. >> sure. thank you. jedediah: hot air balloon flies through a crowd hitting several people at summer festival. take a look. >> balloons basket knocking people to the ground. two people, including a little girl suffered minor injuries. and a former staffer accuses

kim foxx about lying ever the jussie smollett case. on friday fawxz told reporters she was advised not to appoints a special prosecutor. according to page 6 her former ethics officer said she did approve appointing one. special prosecutor why charges were adruntly dropped. so-called facebook fugitive sticks to his word. turning himself in after his wanted poster gets 15,000 likes. jose sims was wanted for skipping court dates in connecticut when he saw police posting wanted posters for other suspects he reached out and said where is mine? that led him to making a deal that he would turn himself in once his poster got enough likes something borrowed takes on a whole new meeting after mother of the grom shows up wearing

matching weather gain. my mother-in-law wore a wedding dress to my wedding so, yeah. top that one, twitter. #wedding fail. oh, boy. the mother-in-law says she didn't do it to be rude. she just found a good deal. oh, yeah. the picture now going viral. 15 years after the weddings the bride says she has forgiven her. ed: 15 years later. >> she is still like that is something, man. pete: there is a lot more to that story. refer family has a story. ed: something you don't see in summer a little bit snow. pete: two feet of snow fell. not everybody complaining. getting a chance to hitz the slopes. jedediah: adam, a rare summertime winter advisory. adam: not feeling like summertime for folks out west. beautiful day in the plaza

eventually we will be having fun out here. temperatures up west in the getting up 48-degrees. 9,000 feet and above cold enough where the system has turned into a little bit more than just the normal summer thunderstorms. do see those in the plain states. pay attention to the left hand side of your screen. everything in the white is snow. we could see another 10 inches of snow from this system before it's all said and done. that's 9,000 feet and higher coldest air is hanging out. possibly some severe storms in the middle of the country. that's what we are going to be paying attention to today, guys of the summertime forecast. ed: adam foaadam klotz one day sailing and next day dealing with a snow storm. pete: another american dies in the dominican republic.

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pete: welcome back, a couple of quick headlines for you. fake uber driver kidnapping college students. tomi wayne beard posing uber driver pick up intoxicated women. new charges come after he was arrested in march when police found an unconscious 22-year-old students in the back of his car. police say they learned of two more victims on his phone and a dad gets a tattoo to smash his son's heart surgery scar. 6-year-old joey was diagnosed with a heart condition that could be deadly if left untreated. older brother harley who also has the condition will be getting the surgery later they're year. his dad said he wanted the tattoo to give his boy's confidence and show him his

scar is something to be proud of. ed: turning now to a fox news alert a man in newark became latest man to die during a trip to the dominican republic. jedediah: news comes as hard rock announces major change changes. pete: growing number of people are canceling upcoming vacations to the dominican. aishah? >> crouso the latest. third in a week long span. sister-in-law tells us he was in good health and staying in santo domingo. that's where he got stick after, quote, drinking something and taken to the hospital in respiratory distress. now the series of deaths is leading to more and more americans just deciding to cancel their trips.

flight cran sell labor relations dropped. the dominican republic's tourism minister set down exclusive live with fox and vowed swift action if necessary. >> act on it let's not get the cart in front of the horses. >> hotel in pungt where two tourists died in the last year making changes already. a spokesperson tells us, quote: we are currently in the process of removing liquor dispensers from all guest rooms. we are also contracting a u.s. based third party testing lab to provide inspections and lab testing of all food band beverage products and public safety. as for crouso his sister tells us dominican authorities wanted to cream mate his body. the family is refusing. they want autopsy guys. ed: rightly. so remarkable story.

unbelievable issue in the dr once. didn't have these bottles just not minute gli bar but larger where can you dispense your own alcohol all inclusive and pay one price. talking to people who go there frequently i understand there are allegations at least that they're cutting that alcohol to save money. putting something other kind of alcohol and could be leading to trouble. it's just awful. jedediah: family of people who died and pressure to cream mate that's that always strikes me as extremely odd. families want answers. they want to know what happened to their family members they were fine and got a clean bill of health in many cases get a letter from the doctor you are clear to go and second day of vacation deathly sick and dead. that's something that you can't even process or recover from unless you figure out what happened. pete: if you are in the dominican republic right now you have got to get in front of this. ed: american tourism is the biggest part of their economy. should i read this? the baby voice?

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that way you can share insights with your doctor if you are thinking okay, how frequent are my contractions. that type of thing. look at it all through the app. and send it to your doctor do i need to go to the hospital? jedediah: baby monitor. >> what's really cool about this is it's not just any baby monitor. what it does is track patterns of you who your baby is sleeping. the room temperature. the humidity, how your baby is moving. then what it does is gives you customized sleep suggestions for baby. so you should put them to bed earlier. that type of thing. all cuss tom mizeed for you. jedediah: i don't know how to cook. this looks hard. ed: almost like a coffee maker. >> all you do is press start going to start replacing a bottle. pete: replaces dumping the formula in a bottle. >> it's the perfect

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i don't know what it was being outside and active they are sick. then i went to a zac brown band concert which was awesome and now i can't talk. jedediah: do you feel like you are in college again go to concerts and exhaust yourself. pete: i didn't actually yell at the concert. it's kind of an excuse. i don't know what else to say. ed: all right. we will be taking on a bunch of stories today starting with the president on immigration. remember what happened a couple of weeks ago when there was this big national freakout about the idea that the president was going continue to substitute tariffs aimed at mexico unless he got action at the border and there was a lot of people saying this is a dumb idea. it's horrible. so controversial. and in the end, mexico came to the table and actually took action. and we have seen that over the last couple weeks. now the president threatening these mass ice raids. again, there has been a freak out. again there is controversy. the president says time-out yesterday. nancy pelosi has asked me to pause this while they had negotiations on the hill. so this could be the art of the deal where the president says i'm going to give you a deadline now.

you have a couple of weeks to actually do something about the asylum and border crises and, if you don't, i am going to move forward. jedediah: raise your hand if you think the democrats are going to come to the table and compromise. no one? maybe i'm too far. pete: his hand is not raised and neither is mine. this is a tall task. nancy pelosi said we don't want these raids. they don't want border enforcement. she says she wants comprehensive immigration reform which has been dead on arrival for a long time. entrepreneurship in making this proposal is also very clear-eyed about what the prospects are for a deal. here's the president yesterday at the white house talking about this. >> the deportation raids as you call them are really a group of very, very good law enforcement people going by the law, going by the rules. going by our court system and taking people out of our

country who came into our country illegally. they came in to our country illegally, and we are taking them out legally. the border would be so beautiful, but the democrats just won't do it. but maybe now they will. because there is no question you have a national emergency. ed: important point there in the middle too. he was saying these folks came in illegally and while there are people screaming about, you know, you can't throw them out of the country. can't deport them. we are actually doing that part legally. that's become the controversial part. enforcing the law somehow is the controversial part for a lot of these mayors. jedediah: i think it's political strategy. someone is advising him and say listen, in order to not get backlash from this go out and say listen i'm going to step back and try to compromise and giving to you with weeks. i want us to come and work together on. this be that person who went as far as possible to try to make and if they don't come to the table then, then can you say listen, i have no choice. once again you lift me with no choice and i think that's a better talking point for

him moving into 2020 i would agree. i hope he is not counting on them. it's not going to happen. pete: someone might be advising him or he might be advising himself. jedediah: that's possible, too. pete: this guy's who political instincts have been right over and over again. outside the box. most would say enough. democrats are never going to work with me. they are investigating me. they are resisting me. he you saying hey, nancy, one more time. come to the table. look at our asylum laws. the insanity that's been unleashed at the border. it's untenable and your 2020 democratic candidates don't have a solution for it. give them an olive branch. maybe give me a small win. let's improve the situation. i just don't see it. jedediah: i don't see it either. we talked yesterday about mayors saying listen we are going to resist this process. guess what? they are still promising to resist. oakland marilyn j schaaf saying yet again donald trump is playing a cruel political game with the lives of children and families. you have my personal favorite mayor bill de blasio saying we oppose this

cruel inhumane policy today and we will oppose it again in two weeks. that's an indication where certain people in the party and aocs and tlaibs and so many people will follow suit. and just -- there is a resistance and they feel that -- remember, if he solved this problem. that's a big -- that's a big win for him going into 2020. he gets to say i made a campaign promise you have addressing immigration. i'm the first person running for president in a long time. i made great strides. they don't want him to have that politics above all else for some people in washington. they are going to stick to it and make his job as difficult as possible is my prediction. ed: as we navigate this listen to elected officials like bill de blasio running for president. halls an ax to grind against the president law enforcement official along the front lines like sheriff thomas whom constituency from massachusetts. we talked to him last hour. he said the real cruel inhumane thing is not enforce the law. watch. >> is he doing the right thing. nobody better than president trump at trying to get to a

final answer. and he is the only one that's focusing on the solution as opposed to the political game that's been ongoing for a long time and it needs to' stop. his next move it is to go forward with the raids and startz sending a strong message that we're not going to tolerate the undermining of our laws in this country and make sure that congress understands that they are the ones responsible. he has done everything can he do. now it's time for enforcement to step up and do the job. ed: he was saying don't do those raids immediately. the next move in two weeks if congress does nothing yet again as we have seen really for years, then you move forward with the mass ice raids. despite the criticism and show that you mean business. pete: at that point you don't want to publicize it as much. clearly they bought more time to hopefully negotiate. hopefully ice does its job in secret if you are looking for folks undocumented you want to find them and other family members and deport them. jedediah: in the midst of all of this so many painted

trump as anti-immigrant. oh my gosh look what he is doing deportations out of this world. pete: draconian. jedediah: take a look at gorgses under president obama. fiscal year 2009, 2010, 2011, 385,000. fiscal year 2012, 409,849. look at president trump: less deportations than under president obama. i don't remember hearing under president obama so many in the media elite and so many democrats having a fit about this like oh my gosh what's going on here? ed: you are tell me the facts don't support the hysterical allegations? jedediah: trump saying listen don't be so nervous about caring about the law and lawlessness. if you look at the numbers. i know is he battling the media. i get it. but do your job and don't

worry so much about it because the numbers speak for themselves. pete: they do. there were left wing hysterical rickhishysterics. i don't know what to do with enforcement is a priority? maybe there is a reason for it. maybe law laws have changed and emphasis has changed. looking at the closing the border and mass deportations you would think you would see more numbers higher numbers under trump than obama. ed: mark morgan acting ice director right now says ultimately moving forward with these deportations will enforce the law and take away the incentive for illegal immigrants to come.

watch. >> it's just not about the numbers. it's also sending a message. we need to continue to do interior enforcement against anyone who is here illegally, including families. because we do that i promise american people we start removing people that have final orders, including families, the numbers will go down. this crisis will be positively impacted. we don't talk about it enough. i object tierier enforcement is a key to deincentivizing these people to coming. right now we have the cartels helping smuggling children. we have children being rented coming across as fake families and being recycled and then rerented and coming across. we should get together to fix this. ed: president trump last 48 hours or so. people exposing what's happening to kids at the border. that should be out there and transparent. >> pete: fake families is the right way to put it. ed: why are some of the same democrats pointing out the kids who maybe are with real

families the conditions they are suffering in detention centers. pointing out the kids being quote unquote rented. how many of them are being abused is that donald trump's fault or the fault of congress for not doing something to actually fix this? he is in the middle of it? he is trying to do something as you can sees a mark morgan is saying. you have all these people saying he is a monster. is he doing this to these kids first of all parents are bringing them across illegally. they started. this the president didn't. the question is what do we do about this? what does congress do about it. pete: no fair person can say that this president hasn't been willing to ghig probable to address this crisis. he has met with resistance all the way. jedediah: another hot topic we have been talking about a lot is the issue of abortion. this has come up. it's going to be coming up in 2020 even more so that be we have seen for a long time because many on the far left have not opposed late-term abortion. have you republican governors throughout the country many laws have come forth bills have been proposed democrats are owe

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i don't like the phrase it won't age well. those comments won't wage well. issue moving in the directions of life. technology is demonstrating it. they are investing in special interest groups that have a ton of power, planned parenthood. jedediah: that's where they're going. jedediah: also a very nuanced debate and that gets ignored a lot. the assumption that all democrats. pro-life democrats at one time and those people still exist and listen to this. we have some headlines for you now. police are now saying 11 people were killed when a plane carrying a group of sky divers crashed in hawaii. every on board the aircraft died when it went down and burned near an airfield. police orgedly reported nine deaths. learning the same airplane nearly crashed in 2016. human error was blamed for that incident davidor tease now out of intensive care after he was shot in the dominican republic. red sox legend's wife says he is in good condition in boston. dominican authorities say the shooting was a case of mistaken identity and big

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>> i think the president has made that very clear. i think they are unprovoked attack against unarmed weapon system such as the nq 4 that they shot down on thursday over international airspace is right up to that point of that red line. and i believe the president was very effective and also very stern but also appropriately backed off any type of retaliatory strike. but i think the message is very clear to the iranian regime that should they now cross that red line that he will act effectively forcibly and promptly in order to not only to deter but to prevent them from, again, taking such action. pete pete go ahead. >> that m 24 operating in international airspace was providing coverage for not only the united states but the free world. over that strait of hormuz area is where 1/3 of the world's oil

supply transsits that weapon system was providing not only for the united states and allies pete pete there is no u.n. air force united states air force and navy keeping the trade lanes open. briefly should iran act again, what is the most targeted and effective way to send a military signal? >> most targeted effective way is to take advantage of the military forces that we have in place abraham lincoln strike group to go after air time defenses and airborne defenses that would prevent us from being able to keep our eyes and ears on the iranian, particularly iranian rev liewrgsary navy and so forth to prevent the free lane passing of ships and so forth. that's what i believe would be the next steps. pete pete we have to leave it right there. thank you very much for your time and service and expertise. we appreciate it.

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media accounts which is a very important job. jedediah: not a bad salary. 2020 democrat candidate is taking on president trump's signature slogan. >> a president who says he wants to make america great again. well, what does that mean? does that mean he wants to take us back to before schools were integrated? does that mean he wants to take us back before the voting rights act was enacted? does that mean he wants to take us back before the civil rights act was enacted? does he mean he wants to take us back before roe v. wade was enacted? because we are not going back. pete: oh boy, here to react fox news contributor and former

governor of arkansas, mike huckabee. thanks for being here. here we go again make america great again means we are taking it all backwards. >> well, i think what we are talking with is we are going to go back to where america where comedy was funny. athletes play you had games rather than protested their country on the field. talking about making america a great country. justly rewarded for that and middle class continued to grow and people were able to start with a starter home and by the time they retired they lived their dream house because the government didn't take so much of their money and illegal immigration and bad trade deals didn't destroy our economy and the capacity for people to have upward mobility. it mental a time when people began to change the racial attitudes in this country and people went from a very

segregated nation, which was evil to a time when a person, regardless of color could live dr. martin luther king's jr.

dream that they would walk together and be able to live together in neighborhoods without regard to their race. are not capable of ed: reporters behaving badly really did it in. the reporters on many occasions sought confrontation not information. so putting on the table you

are not just a commentator but you are a dad. what say you? >> well, ed, you were in that room a long time. and there was a time when the reporters did their job. they asked hard questions. they asked tough questions. but they tried not to be show boats and make it all about them. it got to the place where despite the fact that most of the people and sarah would be the first to tell you the overwhelming majority of people in that pressroom are solid, good, professional people, decent people, good reporters. they do their jobs. but there were a handful and i will leave them nameless because i don't have to name them and they don't need any more publicity. that's what they are after. who really ruined it for the rest of the journalists by grabbing microphones, hogging the camera. saying they would have one question and a follow-up and taking six questions. and essentially stealing the time from their colleagues in that room. the point was it no longer was a press briefing. it got increasingly to the point that it was a confrontation where a

handful of people decided they were going to make it about themselves. that's unfortunate. but the president also was very clear. he became more accessible than any president. any president in history in terms of being accessible to the press. ed: and taking questions. absolutely. all right. governor. pete: one person ruins it. ed: happy sunday. church parking lot make sure all the cars get parked right. >> i'm heading there now. pete: driving into the church first time and see mike huckabee. ed: wearing like a valet hat? pete: we should get a photo of that. ed: someone from the church please send it in friends@foxnews.com. jedediah: it is a first official weekend of summer. skip bedell has this year's best patio furniture. that's coming up. look at. this

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ed: might have been a little foreshadowing. jedediah: favorite show ever. pete: solid show. the point of that clip is she made it all about herself. the "new york post" has an article out recently talking about millennials are now going on things called solo moons. ed: prewedding go on your own trip because you are a little self-obsessed. jedediah: wedding planning which i have done by the way is a nightmare. inhe hainstead of doing the typical bachelorette and pretending still single i hate those. it's like to reorient them selves, like okay, let me get my sanity back because wedding plan something driving me crazy, i have to tell you, i don't mind it. i know you are frozen but i don't mind it. pete: i am about to get married to someone and all i want to do is spend time by myself? that's cool. i don't like the whole title of it like i'm going to go

on a solo moon. you want time to reflect. ed: go on a baby moon. here is what they say in the story quoting gloria lushing. i didn't realize how stressful wedding planning was going to be, so i needed some time to myself to decompress. all i wanted to do was get away from everything and everyone and de-stress. is it all about you? because they also quote jason sims who said i used that rock for immigration to recenter myself throughout the hike like, look, the grand canyon is giving you this beacon to help you stay positive and affirm your plan to get married. now, pete, you were along for the ride but that might have been where it went off course for you. pete: jason, you lost me somebody. the rock formation is affirming me. jedediah: very philosophical all of a sudden. i went to a spa planning the wedding and i had an amazing my friend helped me plan the wedding. did i have a spa day where i said to my now husband i said i need to have my

facial and manicure and pedicure and peace of mind. maybe that's my version of the solo moon. ed: we will do that before pete's wedding. pete: man buddy moon. ed: should we do that? what do you think of self-obsessed millennials? jedediah: and are they self-obsessed or want to get their sanity back. that could be it, too. give them credit. we have headlines for you now. mom facing negligent homicide charges for running over 3-year-old son in what investigators describe as a deadly game of chicken. horrific incident caught on this surveillance video. alexis accused of driving suv back and forth while three children ran to avoid being hit. she is facing 10 years behind bars if convicted. prosecutors lashing out saying, quote: you should be playing peekaboo instead

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ed: puppy being praised for helping his own who fell into a deep ditch at night. irish man was able to use his cell phone to call police. realized first responders might not be able to find him on the dark road. luckily jack, as the puppy is known, stayed by his side until police spouted the 1-year-old pup. he kept a watchful eye over paramedics as they treated his owner. rewarded for heroism. jack was treated to a lamb burger. meet the world's ugliest dog stamp the tramp beating out

19 other contestants in the world's ugliest dog competition. scamp and its owner winning 1500 bucks in a shiny new trophy. jed? jedediah: lots of puppy stories, ed. president trump is delaying ice raids for now. before that the media wasted no time comparing the move to, that's right, terrorism. >> we are in this situation now because of the trump administration. what we are seeing right now is inhumane. it's unamerican. >> what this administration is putting out today, ordering roundups of thousands of people is chilling. it's inflicting -- it's terrorism on communities. jedediah: here to react senior writer. visiting fellow at the independent women's forum kelsey bollard. welcome once again. >> good morning. jedediah: comparing the raids to terrorism? have these people lost their minds. >> it appears they have. this hyperbole is not helpful and more importantly

it's not accurate. what's happening on the border is certainly not ideal for any republican. any democrat or any illegal immigrant. nobody has made that more clear than president trump who has been asking democrats to come to the table continue to crease funding. he has been communicating with the american public that we do have a shortage of beds to detain illegal immigrants and democrats, instead of working with the president and republicans to fix our immigration law so this doesn't happen, what do they do? they sit there and complain about it and use this language that is insulting to holocaust victims and survivors and now insulting to any family who has lost someone due to a terrorism incident. jedediah: somehow it's not inhumane to incentivize a system that promotes human trafficking, child trafficking, horrific conditions for women that cross over. it's unbelievable these talking points. check out this tweet from aoc though. warning illegal immigrants about the ice raids. warning the trump administration is expected

to begin ice raids across the country tomorrow targeting people for round up. now is the time for us to come together, check in with your neighborhoods, share know your rights info if you see ice report to at united redream and then the phone number. this is incredible because you now have left wing politicians like aoc coming out and trying to prevents ice from doing their job. these raids were supposed to be going after people who had already broken the law by coming in illegally and then had defied the court what kind of message are democrats sending to the voting public about lawlessness? >> democrats are sending a message to the american public that they prioritize the well-being of illegal immigrants, many of whom have criminal convictions, many -- over a million in this country have actually had the opportunities to make their asylum case before courts and have court ordered convictions. court orders to leave this country. and so democrats are saying ignore the courts, egg north laws in this country.

we're going to prioritize the needs and desires of these illegal immigrants, many of whom do actually have criminal convictions. over all these domestic issues that the american voters really want to have genuine debates about. jedediah: it's amazing how the democratic party has shifted so drankly over a short period of time on their and many others. shifting far left. we will see how this plays out for them nut polls as always. >> thank you. jedediah: a group of teenagers t.p. a house. the message going viral. her amaz amessage is amazing and it's next ♪ let the good times roll ♪ ♪ as not safe drivers! ah! that was a stunt driver. that's why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you drive, the more you save. don't worry, i'm not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving...

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ed: a couple of teenage boys set out for epic prank on california home. it was the home earn's reaction that may be getting the last laugh. jedediah: the mom caught the teens on ring doorbell next morning and applauding them on social media writing in part amazing job have you given me faith that there are still youth that choose to go above and beyond game on my friend we too have a costco supply of t.p. >> here with more ever that is california mom aubrey dupre. thank you for being here this morning. >> good morning. thank you. pete: parents i did a lot of t.p.ing back in the day. parents can react differently to. this you decided to take it in stride. what was your first reaction and why did you post it. >> ultimately first reaction was they got us good. there is nothing we could do about it. damage had been done. no pun intended. but, you know, we seem to know that when we get t.p.ed it's probably going to be one of our teenage boy's friends that's just goofing

around. so, you know, had to roll with it, really. jedediah: first of all, can you give me tips on how to have an amazing attitude like that. i have got to tell you if i walked out and my house is t.p.ed i would have lost my mind. how long did it take you guys to clean that up? >> well, ultimately it spanned over a couple of days. we were -- my husband was -- my husband, unfortunately was leaving for work in the morning. and he l.a. county fire department and said are you okay with this? i will get the boys to do it. not my friend's t.p.ing my house. not my responsibility. did i have my teenager clean up what he could and took off for three straight days of volleyball. ed: how long did it take? >> my poor husband had to help us on father's day, bless his heart but it was only about an hour with all four of us pitching in to clean it up. pete: you are plotting

revenge at some point, correct? >> absolutely. absolutely. they have been put on notice. jedediah: what kind of reaction have you gotten from people? people think you are the coolest person ever to be able to muster that kind of reaction? >> my kids still think i'm mom. i'm okay with. i'm not cool to them i'm just me. it's been amazing. and that is where it's overwhelming to me i have had people reach out as far as alaska. somebody reached out and posted hey your response made it all the way to scott land and everywhere in between. it's really just brought back nostalgia i think for a lot of people who used to do this as teenagers. ed: aubrey, great idea we appreciate you rolling with it. jedediah: good luck on that revenge. >> thank you. i will let you know. ed: baseball legend takes the jersey right off his back literally and gives it to a 9-year-old boy. that mom and dad are here

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♪ let the music pull you in ♪ and jump right in ♪ another lullaby pete: let's keep the mood going from last night. got to see the band in new jersey, their amazing performance, and patriots, by the way, huge patriots, their performance; so shout-out to background. ed: may have strained your voice a little bit but you're still strong. pete: i didn't yell once at the concert; so i do not really know that i could blame the concert. i'd blame my boys who brought a sick be sure with them and three hours in the pool yester.ay jedediah: that's nice. pete: and more when i dunked on my kid's face.

ed: you're not going to let 'em win? pete: no. jedediah: you seem like the kind of guy -- ed: that was a setup. pete: you went to the yankee game; right? eight in a row for the yankees. ed: there were a lot of astros fans on the subway who were fox fans, and said not taking a picture unless you take off the jersey. andy pettitte was with the yankees -- i love it. jedediah: dad gets very jealous talking about all the yankees stories. you said it on live tv; so -- ed: tony, you're.in pete: my twins are still one game ahead of your yankees. ed: you're having a great year. going to be fun great pennant rate. the president still pushing on one of his signature issues, cracking down on illegal immigration. remember a couple weeks back when there was this national outrage by his critics saying why is he threatening tariffs against mexico? he'll never get a deal. and in fact he pulled back the tariffs 'cause mexico came to the table, he got a deal and they took action. now he's been threatening these massive ice raids, he pulled

them back at the urging of nancy pelosi and put the ball in her court and said "look. you've got two weeks basically to get something done. do something about the border, the asylum crisis, otherwise i'm moving forward with the raids i. jedediah: the president tweeting at the request of democrats: i have delayed the illegal immigration process deportation for two weeks to see if the democrats and republicans can get together and work out a solution to the asylum and loophole problems at the southern border. if not, deportations start." so giving a bit of a time lit there saying two weeks. i think he wants to, as i've said, come off as the president who's saying "listen. i did everything i could to try to reach a compromise. i gave them every opportunity possible." i don't know that! a lot of faith that it will happen. ed: mexico had a deadline on the tariffs. now democrats. jedediah: i like at it deadline at least because he's saying if you don't do it within two weeks we're going to go back to what i said because we've had enough. pete: without urgency, washington never works, without a deadline nothing ever happens. so he looks at an emergency,

doesn't see congress doing anything, not even close. talking about ice raids, publicizing the larger approach they're going to take he puts nancy pelosi and democrats on notice, you've got an opportunity to address what is clearly a crisis. you ignored at the beginning, but now it is. our asylum laws are out of control, kids are being abused, laws are being abused in order to resist our system, come to the table. as we talked about, highly unlikely, i'd say zero. the democrats give him a win, come to the table. ed: maybe he exposes that. he says, "look. you've been complaining about my approach with tough crackdowns. let's see what you can do. you've got a time limit to actually act. democrats, you run the house now now. do something. because when you take a walk down memory lane, democrats have been all about resist and blocking efforts to do something about this crisis. watch. >> president trump must stop holding american people hostage, must stop manufacturing a crisis crisis. >> president trump has appealed to fear, not facts, division,

not unity. >> it was an emergency every time a president of the united states couldn't get what they wanted from congress, we would be in a constant state of emergency. >> you're not getting in the $5. $5.7 billion. it's time for everybody to stand up, all hands on deck to refuse this president these fake emergency powers that he'd like to have. ed: you know, the president should turn around. it should be all hands on deck to deal with the crisis. how about that? some of that was when democrats were not in charge because you had the republicans running it. now you're in charge. now you have the responsibility to help govern. there's a crisis that even democrats belatedly have admitted there's a crisis at the border. they call it humanitarian crisis not a security crisis. do something. jedediah: do they sound like people ready for compromise? they're just ready for it, want to come to the table, meet you in the middle. listen. there's no way they're going to let him have this win. the campaign promise he made on immigration. if he is able to make progress

on this 1951 huge problem for them in 2020. they're already losing on the economy and those numbers. now it looks like on immigration and president trump will make headway in that direction, they have nothing. what are they going to run on? really, what's left to say? and representative jim jordan actually predicts democrats won't work with trump. he agrees with me. >> there is zero chance that we're going to get something through congress with the democrats. nancy pelosi says walls are immoral, their candidate for president a few years ago, secretary clinton, said she wants a borderless hemisphere. he really blumenaur, member of congress, says abolish ice, and then stacey abrams who gave the response to the president's state of the union address said she was okay with noncitizens voting. you think with that perspective, those kind of statements, they're going to work with us? ed: sanders and democratic governor gavin newsome out in california are also okay with giving illegal immigrants all kinds of new health benefits. pete: the left is pro-illegal. say nothing else. pro-illegal. we want to give you free education, free benefits, free health care, free driver's license, no consequences being

here illegal. you have sanctuary cities. they are pro-illegal. that's it. i mean, that's what trump brings to the electorate in this election cycle. really. i'm pro-border -- this is what he says -- border, citizenship, earned benefits, making sure we maybe show an id when we vote. the lunacy of the fact that the most sacred task we have in this nation of voting, you don't have to show an id and you're giving id's to illegals? jedediah: an enormous contrast. i like a contrast election, i like when there are clear distinction between what the republican and what the democrat are advocating for. this time around i think the debate stage for democrats we're going to see that next week, inning it's going to be a huge contrast. ed: you can see pete's voice has been tested but still strong, punching through. big issue that we'll roll onto is iran as well. the president hitting back at democrats who are saying he made some sort of mistake, it's interesting -- the fact of the matter is a couple weeks back they were saying pushing this

narrative that he was hell-bent on going to war with iran, then he sort of pulls back and says " "maybe there could be talks. let me hold back for now. this would not be a proportional air strike but i'm still leaving open the option of air strikes." so while he waits he also is moving forward on new sanctions, he says, tweeting iran cannot have nuclear weapons. under the terrible obama plan, that nuclear deal, they would have been on their way to nuclear in a short number of years and existing verification is not acceptable. we're putting major additional sanctions on iran monday. i look forward to the day that sanctions come off iran and they become a productive and prosperous nation again. the sooner, the better. remember it's sanctions the president already has put on iran that has strangled their economy, essentially, and put them in the defensive posture. pete: he said let's make iran great again, which i'm not really in for. i don't really want iran great to be clear. because they hate us and they hate the western world and the modern world and they want to drag it all backwards. doesn't mean the iranian people aren't good people.

there's plenty of good people there. but the regime wants a nuclear umbrella to use against the west and if we're not using every tool, we might get that. we had attorney general richard newton, he's an air force retired three star, he said the president's doing the right thing. listen. >> the president has -- continues to act effectively and frankly, measurably in this latest crisis with iran. the president was very effective and also very stern but also appropriately backed off any type of retaliatory strike. but i think the message is very clear to the iranian regime that should they now cross that red line, that he will act effectively, forcibly, and promptly in order to not only deter, but prevent them from, again, taking such actions. pete: guys, you know, joe biden biden's been in that situation room and he's raising some questions. jedediah: oh, he sure is, talking about how he questions president trump's account of the decision not to strike.

take a listen of what he had to say. >> if in fact the military did not brief him on what was happening, i just don't believe it. the military doesn't do that. they sit down and say "mr. president, you want us to do a? here's what we think will happen happen. this is the consequence. your decision, mr. president. we recommend or not." but the idea that they would say to him when he said "go ahead and bomb" and take out whatever they were going to take out and not tell him what the consequences be? not possible. simply not possible. the military does not function that way whether or not there is a secretary of defense. ed: that's his view. let's not forget that bob gates was defense secretary under president bush 43 as well as for obama, and -- pete: he's doubled down on it. ed: bob gets a has said that joe biden was wrong about literally

every, every major national security decision, including the bin laden laid, over the last few decades. that's from bob gates, a bipartisanship figure who someone like joe biden would normally be citing as a big source. he bridged the divide between the two administrations, biden was wrong with everything. so take what he says with a grain of salt. pete: if trump had executed the missile attack, let's say 150 iranians had been killed, joe biden would be brink of war, terrible decision, warmonger; so he makes a measured restrained choice and biden said, that's not how the process works. 'cause when i was looking at all the details about the bin laden raid, no, shouldn't do it. jedediah: the president knows joe biden is going to be out there. here's president trump explaining his strat.gy trump: everybody is saying i'm a warmonger and now they're saying i'm a dove. and i think i'm neither, you want to know the truth. i'm a man with common sense, and that's what we need in this country is common sense. but i didn't like the idea of

them knowingly shooting down an unmanned drone and then we kill 150 people. i didn't like that. jedediah: i think the challenge in understanding trump for a lot of people is that he follows his own rule book; right? and no one is still this far into the administration, no one is used to that. the fact that he's going to do what he wants. if he decides at the last minute that something isn't right, doesn't feel right he's going to say "you know what? i know we were going to do that but i'm gun pull the plug on that and take a different route route." typically in washington politicians have an order they follow, afraid to ruffle feathers -- ed: maybe president is saying i'm going to point 9. jedediah: that doesn't work, i flipped everything on its head and deal with it. pete: look at north korea. they said they weren't going to get nukes two decades ago. here we are. if you follow the same playbook with iran -- ed: the president's rhetoric was going to backfire with north korea and hasn't quite -- pete: now they're exchanging beautiful letters. who knows. jedediah: going to turn to some headlines for you now starting

with the fox news alert. at least one person is dead and as many as ten others have been hurt in a shooting outside a bar in south bend, indiana. the hometown of 2020 presidential candidate pete buttigieg police were called to the scene around two o'clock this morning estimating as many as 50 to a hundred people were at the bar when shots rang out. no other details have been released. ed: second major incident in recent weeks. jedediah: now to another fox news alert, a long island pizzeria owner is the latest american to die perform 56 56-year-old vittorio caruso died monday while saying at the boca chico resort in santa domingo. he was taken to the hospital in respiratory distress after drinking something. she says he was relate to before the trip. caruso is the third tourist within a week long span. and a dad gets a tattoo to match his son's heart surgery my car. i object 6-year-old joey was

diagnosed with i heart condition condition. his brother harley who also has the condition will be getting the surgery later this year. their dad said he wanted the tattoo to give his boys confidence and show them their scar is something to be proud o. ed: hats off to that dad. absolutely. a summer festival takes a bit of a frightening turn when this hot air balloon goes rogue. jedediah: oh, boy. ed: there will be some bleeps there. we'll show you what happened next. pete: no steering wheel on that thing. -and we welcome back gary, who's already won three cars, two motorcycles, a boat, and an r.v. i would not want to pay that insurance bill. [ ding ] -oh, i have progressive, so i just bundled everything with my home insurance. saved me a ton of money. -love you, gary! -you don't have to buzz in. it's not a question, gary. on march 1, 1810 -- [ ding ] -frédéric chopin. -collapsing in 226 -- [ ding ] -the colossus of rhodes. -[ sighs ] louise dustmann -- [ ding ] -brahms' "lullaby," or "wiegenlied."

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the wall street journal now reporting he's going to look into the u.s. finding that russia wanted donald trump to win in 2010. here now with insight is a former federal prosecutor in fact from watergate days who served as the assistant special prosecutor during the watergate scandal, john sale. good morning, john. >> good morning. ed: what do you think about the fact that william barr we knew already had called it spying in the 2016 campaign, what happened to donald trump and his team, but now maybe he's digging further and saying he's going to challenge what the intelligence committee, what their original finding was. how significant was that? >> when he used the word "spying "spying" in the hearings, he really caught everybody's attention. and he had a kind of a funny line. he said that this could cause -- this war on spying could cause people in cable tv ecosystems to freak out. so he changed it to unauthorized surveillance. and let me tell you something that i've had clients, and i can tell you you or me, if we're the

subject of electronic surveillance, we think we're being spied on. and so he said spying did occur. but the real issue is was it legal or was it not, and what the attorney general said, he's going to bring together all the investigations, he's going to look into the origin of the russia investigation, and he said it may or may not be criminal, and may be there was nothing wrong, and maybe we just have to set standards going forward what we do when we open a national security investigation. ed: right. important because this is what opened the door ultimately to the whole special counsel investigation a couple of years of digging around on president trump and his associates. james clapper as you know was director of national intelligence during all of this is lashing out a bit on cnn. let's watch him and we'll react. >> to have an -- a prosecuting attorney go investigate the analytic judgments and findings of a bunch of line analysts -- and, by the way, these were professional experts on russia

that were handpicked to be on this working group -- sends a very chilling message to the intelligence community. ed: he seems to be referring to u.s. attorney john durham who as you know from connecticut has been brought in by william barr to be the prosecuting attorney here. i wonder, is james clapper doing this out of a duty of actual concern about the intelligence community or might he and others in that community be a little concerned about william barr and what john durham are going to find out? >> well, it does send a chilling message. but the chilling message is the intelligence community has to do what's right and that's to follow the law. they're not above the law. and if they do what's right, they have nothing to worry about about. that's the long and the short of it. ed: that is a very interesting point you make and i wonder what's the message you have for james clapper and others when they're wondering this morning, saying, look, these are analysts analysts. don't question their judgment. they are analysts who got wmd wrong, for example, we can't beat up on all intelligence officials but there have been mistakes before.

what about the attitude of james clapper and others who are under scrutiny now that are basically saying we can't be held accountable? >> they're not above the law, and what they did can be looked at. you know, durham is a straight shooter. he worked for janet reno, he worked for michael mew casey, he worked for eric holder, and he's a consummate professional. he's not going to do a witch hunt. he's going to proceed without any leaks and he's going to call it the way he sees it and let the chips fall where they may. ed: that's what a lot of people have been calling for is to get to the bottom of this and let the chips fall where they may. john sale, we appreciate you coming in with your insight this morning. >> thanks. ed: a little boy scores of a lifetime. a baseball legend gives him the jersey literally off his back. that young man and his dad, there they are sharing this incredible experience. i see the jersey. that's albert pujols' jersey. we'll talk about it next.

♪ pete: quick headlines. ed: a hot air balloon flying through a crowd hitting several people during a summer festival. take a look. ed: the balloon's basket knocking people to the ground. you heard the bleeps as it makes the hard landing in missouri. two people suffered minor injuries, thankfully. a canadian woman wakes up on a dark airplane all alone. this is shocking. she says she was locked inside an air canada jet after falling asleep on a flight to toronto. apparently no one told her to get off the plane. she eventually used a flashlight to get someone's attention because her cell phone was out of juice. the airline of course is now investigating. jedediah: oh, boy.

baseball legend albert pujols captured the hearts of more than one of his loyal fans. ed: after capturing the attention of a 9-year-old fan with down syndrome, the first baseman and d.h. walked over and gave him the jersey right off his back. that awesome moment has gone viral. 9-year-old nikoscorini and his dad join us now. good morning. >> thank you for having us. ed: dad i'll start with you. you're obviously obviously a fan of albert pujols, a superstar, you were hoping to get his attention during that game. it clearly worked. >> yeah, absolutely. we arrived at the game early to try and catch him at batting practice. we've sort of been really big fans of albert's due to his charitable contributions to the down syndrome community and things that he's done on the field are just been amazing. jedediah: joe, that was such an

amazing gesture by him. were you surprised that he went out of his way to such an extent to come over -- i mean, i read somewhere that you had said it would have been a great to get a wave but he really went out of his way to make it a special moment for both of you. >> no, absolutely. we were just really moved by him looking over during the game and giving niko a smile and a wave and when he told us he was going to come over after the game we just couldn't believe it and then to give him the jersey was just unbelievable. we were really, really touched by his generosity. it would have been really easy for him to just go right into the dugout, but he hung around. ed: joe, niko probably hasn't done this before been on national tv with an earpiece; so if you could talk to him directly for us, what did it mean for him. >> were you happy when albert gave you the jersey? >> y.ah, >> yeah? who's your favorite player? >> albert. >> albert? >> baseball. >> you love baseball?

>> also waved. >> yeah, you waved at him and he waved at you. he had a great time. he was -- he enjoyed it very much. jedediah: i got to tell you it's such an amazing moment for even other kids to see because so many kids idolize either a musician or a baseball player or basketball player. to have that opportunity to meet that person and have them -- someone who you've bonded with in a way, you know, outside of the game just thinking about the charities that he's interested in and things that move him in his own personal life, what an amazing thing for all of us out here to see and witness. just thank you for making that happen. ed: is he the big man on campus now? what are the kids at school saying? when you show up with a signed jersey, that's pretty cool. >> everybody niko goes he's the mayor. he never met a stage or a camera that he didn't like. so he's enjoying this viral moment. jedediah: i love it. pete: as he should. and one more thing, dad, what is it like to see an athlete like

albert pujols who has a bigger perspective; right? sees an issue like down syndrome and is willing to invest not just in causes but in individuals as well? >> it's amazing. it's incredible. like i said, we couldn't be more touched by albert's generosity. he's involved in the albert pujols foundation, obviously, and they have a prom for people with down syndrome every year. he has a celebrity charity basketball game every year. his contributions to the down syndrome community are just im immeasurable. it's just unbelievable. pete: joe and especially niko, you have our full support, and we appreciate you coming in today. congratulations on a beautiful moment. jedediah: thanks, both of you. >> thank you for having us. ed: by, niko. jedediah: fire up the grill and walk away? hm-hm. it's the latest in backyard stuff. got the best grills on the market coming up next. pete: there you go. ♪ you're fired up

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pete: we're still talking about illegal immigration; right? we're talking about president's threat of recently we're going to deport, we're going to do some mass deportations based on people here illegally, he walked back from it saying i'm going to give democrats two weeks to

negotiate. by the way, i got a text from a member of congress saying just note the fact that congress only in session for a week of those two weeks. so it might be two weeks but you really only have a week of run away to get that done. ed: might be part of the president's idea. they're not really working all the time so he says i'm giving you two weeks, they really only have five legislative days, to the lawmaker's point. so they got to get moving. you look at dwight between the obama administration, the obama approach, the trump approach to trying to bring security to the border. there's also the issue of deportations. the left angry at president trump saying that he's sort of a monster, sort of creating this idea of deportations. when you actually look at the numbers and you look at the facts, president obama deported more people. let's look at these numbers. fiscal year 2009, 389,834. 2010 392,000 and counting. 2011, 396. and in 2012, ,000. i want to correct -- jedediah: big number. ed: -- that the numbers were off a little bit that we used earlier in the show last hour.

they should have been right and we're going to get 'em right and in fact those numbers we're going to showing you on the screen right now are higher than the ones we shadow early. we had him at 385 in the first couple years and now 389 and higher. these are the trump numbers, 326 256, 282. the point being there's a hundred thousand less deportations per year under president trump. some people on the right are going to be upset that the numbers are not higher under president trump saying he should be deporting more. but when you listen to democrats in congress and you listen to many in the media, painting this narrative that the president's out of control, deporting all these people -- pete: kids in cages. ed: -- in fact the obama administration, when you look at the facts, deported a lot more people. jedediah: the media reaction is just so ridiculous when you see numbers like this. how could you be outraged by what president trump is doing with respect to deportations and not have had any outrage when it came to president obama's deportations when you see the numbers? it's almost like -- i mean, it's

so utterly transparent. and i think it gives trump some impetus to push forward. because, look. this crisis needs to be addressed. and you can't worry about the media narrative. as you can see there are a lot of facts ignored by the media all the time. at some point you made a promise you have to say, you know what, i'm following through and let the policy speaks for itself. and there are inventors around the country that will appreciate that and get it. now more ever people realize that the media has an agenda, nine out of ten times lately, and they see it, they see it for what it is. just follow thro.gh pete: obama deported more, but he didn't talk about it. they don't like the rhetoric of trump so they react to that as much as anything else. mark morgan, who is the acting i.c.e. director, said, if we want to solve this problem, how do we deter illegal immigration? >> it's not just the numbers. it's also in the message. we need to do interior enforcement against anyone who is here illegally including families, because, we do that, i promise the american people, we start removing people that have

final orders including families, the numbers will go down. this crisis will be positively impacted. we don't talk about it enough. interior enforcement is a key to deincentivizing these people coming. right now we have the cartels that are helping smuggling children. we actually have children being rented coming across as fake families then being recycled and rerented and coming cross. it's outrageous. congress should get together to fix this. ed: you know what's another incentive to get people to cross the border illegally? to say we're going to give you free health care when you get on the other side. that's what bernie sanders and others are saying. jedediah: it's amazing how democrats can talk about this as what trump's trying to do is being inhumane, but they don't see say anything about human trafficking, child trafficking, children coming over and are abused. you want to talk about what's in inhumane, it's inhumane to not try to fix this prob.em pete: no border wall, bring a kid, we'll release you within 21 days, you can go to a sanctuary

city and get free health care and a driver's license and we won't check your game if you want to vote and you wonder why people are coming here in drone. jedediah: incentivizing a terrible system. turning to headlines for you now now. our friend beth chapman -- the doug the bounty hunter co costar has been battling throat cancer since 2017. her husband tweeting "please say your prayers for beth right now. thank you. love you." and military ventures veterans are among the seven bikers killed in a crash in new hampshire. members of a motor vehicle club for marines and their spouses colliding with a wrong way pickup truck. witness describe a, quote, " "devastating and horrific scene scene." the truck driver survived the crash on a two-lane highway. no charges have been filed. a former staffer accuses top prosecutor kim foxx of lying about her handling of the jussie smollett case. on friday foxx told reporters

she was enticed not to appoint a special prosecutor to handle the hate crimes investigation but on page 6 the former ethics officer said she did recommend appointing one. a chicago judge has now ordered a special prosecutor to look into why charges were abruptly dropped. and something borrowed takes on a whole new meaning for an ohio bride, after the mother of the groom shows up wearing a matching wedding gown. amy penza tweeting, quote "my more than likely wore a wedding dress to my wedding. so top that one, twitter." the mother said, she just found a good deal. the picture now going viral 15 years after the wedding, the bride says she has forgiven her. that's your headlines. 15 years later i probably would, too, right, adam? >> you don't hold a grudge? okay. jedediah: took 15 years for me to get over something. i'm right in there. >> fair enough. that's plenty of time. we got a great crowd out here, people from all across the country, we've been talking to

'em. my personal favorite are the folks here from the houston area astros fans because that means that they are against this guy right here, ed. >> how'd you do? i'm sorry, i don't mean to -- >> give me that back. this is your chance to talk trash about ed real quick. >> love him, we think his great. >> oh, i wanted you to talk trash about him. beautiful day pour baseball. temperatures across the eastern half of the country feeling really nice this morning, right in the sixties here in new york city, plenty of spots they're hovering in the seventies. we are still tracking unusually cold system out west where temperatures currently in the forties. if you get up above 9,000 feet that's pretty high elevation, that's in the mountains, you get up there we're talking about some snow, additional snow, already several feet. we could see another ten inches of snow before it's all said and done but obviously out here on the plaza guys, it's looking and feeling fantastic. >> thanks, adam, come on over. imagine a grill so advanced that it can cook food by itself. ed: you heard that high, the

stakes are high, literally. steaks, stakes. but home contractor skip adele, he can rise to the occasion, can't he? >> we can do it, man. fourth of july is right around the corner. you guys ready to barbecue or what? i got to tell you about my favorite grill, and this thing is so different, it's a trigger ironwood 650. i've been doing it and you i just love it. it's different than everything else, no propane, no charcoal. this operates on a hundred percent wood pellets. pete: i see you have apple -- >> over a dozen different flavors. what happens it has an on board computer and an auger that feeds pellets in, you pull up a recipe click "cook now" and this does all the work. it feeds the pellets in, it maintains the temperature perfectly, the food is cooked to perfection pep you guys want to eat. the food is cooked to perfection every time, you can actually walk away from it 'cause you control it all with your smartphone. and you can't make a mistake. it's unbelievable.

they have amazing accessories for it, flip-flop tables, all these accessories that you see, rubs, and again over a dozen different flavors of the wood pellets so what's really nice about it is other than the charcoal or propane you can really control the flame on this and the flavor that goes into the meet; so you can grill, braise, even bake with this machine. you want to try some food? the proof is in the taste; right? so -- ed: it's amazing. that's jalapeño i don't sausage, boneless rib. we took the bone out of it. the trigger, this grill is unbelievable. it's not like anything that you've used before, and it really takes all the effort off smoking -- pete: it's a smoker that can also bake, that you can also grill on. >> you can grill, you can smoke, and you can also bake with this. it's unbelievable, all the versatility. it can actually bake, has a convection oven built into it. so the augering side that uses the computer, it needs more heat

it sends in more wood. so you set the temperature, you pick out over 2,000 recipes on this app, you click "cook now," you put the meat on here and you close it and it does all the work for you, it even sends you a notification if you're at the store, "hey, the food's ready, come on home and get ready to eat." >>watching football or whatever -- >> hundred percent. pete: imagine if we went back 25 years and said in 25 years your grill is going to have a computer in it. >> yeah, there's an app for everything now; right? even your barbecue. it's unbelievable. how's the food? ed: food is great. >> that's what it's about, about the taste of the food so nothing tastes like food cooked like this, with the pellets, people are loving it. ed: i made up with the houston astros fan. they're happy now. >> you sent back an empty plate. ed: i did. for information visit skipadele skipadele.com. jedediah: thanks, guys. well, democratic presidential

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♪ jedediah: welcome back. some quick headlines for you. mick jagger returns to the

stage after heart surgery. ♪ everywhere i hear the sound of -- jedediah: i love it. the rolling stones kicking off their tour in chicago three months after postponing it while jagger recovered. and a bombshell admission from kevin costner about the movie poster for the 1992 classic "the bodyguard." >> i'll take care of this. >> follow me! jedediah: okay. so the poster shows costner carrying out whitney houston's character after a riot breaks out during one of her performances, except the woman in the poster was houston's body double. costner says he suggested warner brothers go with it anyway because it was one of the most memorable moments from the movie movie. ed: ah. now you know. jedediah: i like to hear the secrets. pete: all right. well, seems like an important detail. jedediah: it's true! this stuff matters to me.

pete: this week 2020 democrat policy hopefuls will face off in their first two debates. it could be a make-or-break moment. so how should they prepare? ed: well, comedienne michael loftus has spent his whole career on a stage. he's got some advice to share. it's a little early out there on the west coast but he's with us. good morning, sir. >> hey, good morning. i was a little sleepy but then that shocking story about "the bodyguard" poster, boom! shot of adrenaline. ed: wide awake, shot of adrenaline. so what is your advice to these democrats? we know you're giving it a little bit tongue-in-cheek. >> of course. yeah. this is a lighthearted segment. okay. first to the democrats on stage. there's a lot of you out there. there's a lot of. there's actually going to be more democrats on stage than actually voted for alexandria ocasio-cortez. [laughter] you got to stand out, find a clever way to slip your name in there. you just can't be the big guy, the guy with the big head. you need to let me 'em know who your name is so slip your name

in. it's like when i'm on stage at the orlando improv july 10th and at the tampa improv -- ed: hey, you're putting plugs in there. i did what you did there. jedediah: smart .uy pete: like i call my tours the loftus card, very subtle. jedediah: michael -- >> it's very, very subtle. jedediah: michael, i got to ask you in these debates republican or democrat, there's always someone that winds up appearing like an s&l skit to me. it's funny. so who do you think it's going to be this time? who's going to be the quirky, funny, is this really happening person? >> my money is on beto o'rourke. i don't think he's going to be able to stand still. when you watch him give a speech and the arm starts going crazy, he's like a little kid bored in church. i got five bucks that says by the end of the first night he's going to be climbing the podium like a little monkey person. pete: how hard is it to be on a stage like that if you're not a

performer by nature? do you try to fake it? can you train for it? i mean, to step up your game. what are the pitfalls? >> well, normally i would say that they should worry, but they're not. these are all professional politicians. they don't have real personalities. [laughter] >> none of these democrats know where they stand on an issue unless a poll tells 'em so they're only going to be nervous if people tell them, hey, america likes nervous people. ed: the guy who was not a professional politician ended up sticking out in the republican debates of course in 2016, donald trump. who has the most potential to sort of be the outsider, be a little bit different? >> i don't think any one of them has the potential to be an outsider. like they really -- it's going to be an evening of who can promise the most free stuff. if you look at it, every candidate's going to try to give away more.

it's like watching one of those infomercials on tv or like watching an auction in reverse. medicare, medicare, you want medicare? i got free health care, free health care, free health care. free college, free college. sold to the woman in the blue dress. sorry, you're a guy? didn't mean to assume your gender. [laughter] jedediah: really quick who do you think's going to best duke out, the best policy duke-out is going to be between two? >> policy duke-out? i'm going to go with elizabeth warren and joe biden. those two, there's going to be sparks flying. hopefully they're not standing right next to each other 'cause he's going to be nose deep in her hair by the first commercial break. ed: biden and warren? they're on different nights, it's not going to work this time but next time. >> he'll find a way to sneak in, he'll sneak in and give her a back rub. pete: thanks, michael. appreciate it. jedediah: coming up, it's less about the honeymoon and more about the solo moon. the growing trend has engaged millennials to take separate trips before the wedding.

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♪ ♪. ed: were hoping by the end of the show he and i will be -- will get him all wet and have a slip and fly. don't tweet it out. he does not know it. jedediah: i think he will be game for it. i really do. i think he will step it up. pete: were celebrating summer

formally known as the plaza with grilling and furniture and games and a waterslide or slip inside. jedediah: those are the best. to remember slip and slides? you dove right in across the lawn. pete: i remember it as an adult. jedediah: if i did have a belly in my ib doing it today to. mega slide. love it. ed: usually after exact brown concert and a couple cocktails. jedediah: i love that peter and i talk about like big we did them yesterday. ed: and -- no, never. jedediah: if you're mature and were not there yet. pete: we are saying ed is mature? jedediah: let me start with the news. [inaudible conversations] pete: the president had the critics of tariffs going after

him but what happened? mexico came to the table and took action. he tried to do it again. it may or may not work but he pulled back on this nasty predation he had been planning with controversy again like the terrorists so he says a pullback now gives congress a deadline to act. we'll see if the art of the deal happens but he just tweeted moments ago -. jedediah: and that's a strategy. political strategy. you think i'm come to the table times asking you to help me out and give me something so we can get this done and he saying we will do these i.c.e. rates and put it on hold and this is the last chance, please come help me out. he's employing them to do something. will be interesting we have a tweet from nancy pelosi -- look

at that language. comprehensive immigration reform but i'd be skeptical about whether democrats will give trump an inch on this or if they will blow this up into we need more time because they don't want to allow him to have this campaign when going into 2020. if they delay it helps them. pete: or we make a deal and it's an open borders agenda where we give pathway to citizenship to everyone who's come here illegally. they say we propose something but it's untenable. two weeks is not a lot of time and you have a week for congress is not in session within those two weeks but the president and others have said you can do this in 15 minutes. asylum loopholes are advising people to bring big families and what kids can be addressed quickly. should be bipartisan. democrats think ratcheting up the pressure on the president and keeping the crisis going somehow benefit them and there's

a perversity. ed: and maybe the president is turning around and putting the pressure on democrats. you have responsibly to govern and now run the house. it's not the republicans in charge of both chambers but we not seen action from democrats in congress on any immigration. pete: but there interviewing former members of the administration and investigati investigating. if you're a democrat and how staid the object of what you're doing is you're still investigating and resisting with your committee and not addressing real problems. ed, does this eventually break through the washington bubble into the voters? ed: you have to wonder. we've seen focus groups and battleground states like pennsylvania where they asked the voters where they like the president or sticking with them in key swing voters saying they like what he's doing on trade and economy but when asked about the motherboard investigations, not following it. this was in axiom so these are facts. to your point, maybe femur can people see to the investigatio investigations. jedediah: people are exhausted. i'm exhausted from it.

representative jim jordan is not exhaustive, holding strong and predicting trump democrats will not work with drop. i believe is one 100% right. >> there is zero chance we will get something to congress with the democrats. instability says laws are immoral, their candidate for president k clinton said they want -- blumenauer said about i.c.e. and of course stacy abrams who gave response to the president's state of the union address that she was okay with noncitizen voting. with that perspective, those statements, bill work with us? ed: i think what jim jordan is saying is okay, mr. president, given this deadline and a couple weeks with about five legislative days and fourth of july weekend coming up the turn fourth of july weekend into a weak, shocking -- most americans don't get to do that and you know that but what he's saying

is call them out, put the ball in their corporate tables he wanted the president to call off mass deportation then get to work, roll up the sleeves and do something. pete: and worse than this is the far left -- the soul of the party from comrade cortez to omar is sticking to their stance that these are concentration camps. they said it and doubling down to the camera. omar backing up her friend cortez saying if your people, concentrated in a camp is a concert again. voters see through that hateful rhetoric to form the symbiotic relationship -- it's ridiculous but the rhetoric is way out where they should be and this could be a lifeline with the two-week option. pete: . ed: , harris is claiming that the president logan is hateful rhetoric. >> i know that we have in this white house president who says he wants to make america right again but what does that mean?

does that mean he wants to take us back to before schools were integrated in mac that you want to take us back before the voting rights act was enacted? does that mean wanted to get back before the civil rights act? does he mean he wants to take us back before roe v wade was enacted? were not going back. were not going back. ed: the substance and the tone in her voice, remember how hillary clinton is to change a voice depending whether white audience, black audience, what state -- interesting how other democrats are doing the speed. jedediah: this is not substance. were not talking the issues or how you will make the country better but politics vilifying the other in order to get elected. it doesn't work. if you don't stand for something and not out there championing something that people think will improve their lives you will not win. we talked to mike huckabee earlier and he has advice saying listen, the message won't work and here is why. >> we are talking about in

america that really made great improvements yet she's playing to group of people who are so angry, bitter and hostile that as the democrats love to use the term dog whistle, she's whistling to the dogs when she says. like that. i don't think it works. it might with her a fear cheers and a rally of people who are like-minded but for the average, independent voter they know better than this and will not respond. jedediah: this is white president trump one. i found them to be someone who did not mimic that behavior but made fun of that behavior like he was over here doing his own thing and he stood out completely on the stage and everyone's i went to them saying hold on, this summer will buck the trend go to washington, turn it upside down. i'm tired of the nonsense. let me listen to this guy who's talking real talk. pete: he also blew past the labels. call me whatever you want, call

me a sexist, call me a homophobe, i know i'm not those things. republicans fall into the other trap speed will talk to headlines now. fox news alerts. in a long island pizza owner the latest american tourist to die after visiting the dominican republic. fifty-six -year-old victoria caruso died monday of staying at the pocono chico resort in santo domingo. his sister-in-law told fox news he was taken to hospital in respiratory distress after drinking something. she says he was healthy before the trip. caruso is a third american tourist to die there within a week long stance. david ortiz now out of intensive care nearly two weeks after he was shot in the dominican republic. the red sox legend's wife says he's in good condition in hospital in boston. dominican authorities that the shooting was a case of mistaken identity and he was not the intended target. ed: some people are skeptical of that. jedediah: kim jung-un has says that he received a purple letter for president trump. )-right-parenthesis leader seen

on state tv reportedly reading the letter says he seriously contemplating the interesting contents. it comes after kim said the president a letter earlier this month and had a president trump's visit to south korea this weekend. the site rumors of the third summit between kim president trump senior national security official tells fox news there are no plans at this time. what were to pilot the one of the last original members of the elite all-black airmen who died at the age of 99. robert passed away friday afternoon in long beach, california. he's and nearly three decades retiring as a lieutenant colonel. he flew 142 combat missions during world war ii. those are your headlights. 142 air combat missions. amazing. pete: great generation. we have another generation coming, not quite clear who if you can use great next to it. i don't want to pile on too much

but you never know. there's a new trend amongst millennial's and recover those trends on the show but called "solo-moon". jedediah: instead of doing their bachelorette parties before they get married they are doing these "solo-moon" where they go out and meditating and finding themselves and sometimes you need at the wedding planning is crazy. i did a spa day before my wedding. i can't handle -. ed: did you call it a "solo-moon"? jedediah: i did not. oh look at that -- there's my wedding. planning that but that list you see where there there was a lot of -- that my boys about anything that makes me happy. exactly. ed: one woman said i did not realize how stressful wedding woman wedding planning would be so needed time to myself to decompress but i wanted to get

away from everything and everyone. pete: account at three eyes in that sentence. most millennial's son to the start with eye. e-mail from rick says -. jedediah: i love that. here's an e-mail from joan -. ed: dan e-mails -. jedediah: that might be true. pete: i don't have a problem with the concept. reflect on whether it's the right decision but calling it something makes it feel -. jedediah: is like ordering flowers and napkins it gets crazy and i need mike manny and petty a massage to get back in the zone good for me, anyway.

my husband was welcome to join but he would not want to medicare or panic your. pete: he almost has a answer. new york wants to give illegal immigrants driver's license. but one county clerk has to issue those licenses as -- no way. >> when they talk about people needing a drivers license to get to work if you're here illegally you should not be hiring those people because they are violating federal law. i can't, in good conscience, do this. pete: . ed: he says he will not issue the licenses. the clerk joined us next. my experience with usaa

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county clerk michael kerns said not only will he direct illegal immigrants back to the state but plans to fight it in court, too. michael joins us now. michael, welcome back the mowhat made you decide to do ths came. >> the immigration reform and control act of 1986 states is illegal to hire illegals in this country so as the erie county clerk i have many different duties but especially with the real id act we now have additional duties and i just could not violate federal law. i took an oath of office and will not do that. i will support the constitution of the united states. jedediah: michael, very brave of you. are you worried about the consequences for your job or the backlash that will come against you by those to say listen, it passed the state senate and you have an obligation to enforce this law came. >> well, you know, not only myself but there's other county clerks who are now coming on board the state and over 50 that process paperwork on behalf of the state of new york or agent

to the state. the governor of the state of new york does have removal power so this is a very controversial issue. i know it's the right thing to do. jedediah: i want to look at the map of state to authorize driver's licenses for illegal immigrants. california, colorado, the limit, hawaii, the list goes on and on. it's a vast situation. what is the message here in your opinion? when people like governor cuomo but these laws through address these laws and have a positive reaction to them or governors around the country what message is attending to those who know about this and incentivize to come over here or to behave in such a way that flawless? >> in 2005 tennessee past their drivers license bill and has so many people coming in from new york, new jersey and had to end the program. coincidentally, the new york state legislator and governor cuomo, to his credit, said he

will not sign it but they said they will opt everyone in to vote even if you were an illegal alien. they said it was a mistake and said it was a typo but time and time again people are so frustrated because this is a very important issue and is a safety issue. erie county borders an international city, buffalo, and when you talk about the sanctity of the vote that is something that's important to people and i will continue to defend the constitution. jedediah: you've gotten a lot of media attention for stirring the pot, as you may imagine, what has been the reaction by people within new york state to this decision you made? you are not the only one. a few counties are saying we will not enforce this for the same reasoning or slightly different reasoning but what has been the feedback that come to you from people? >> it's been supportive. other county clerks -- we're meeting on this as an organization with the new york

state county clerk association and meeting in syracuse underlined ted to talk about this but it's not a political issue. it's a legal issue. this is about the law and about up keeping the law and the immigration reform and control act of 1986 says it's illegal to fire someone. it is the wild, wild west in albany when they're saying that they're passing bills that everyone is included to vote and that is serious and we talked about foreign interference a lot with the russians with president trump and will have 195 countries that will be able to come in and get a license in new york state. that's foreign interference to me. jedediah: we've reached out to governor cuomo's office and has yet to respond to and telling you this is a brave move on your part. good luck to you. >> is not only myself. other clerks out there. jedediah: brave move by everyone making this decision. thank you for being here and sharing your inputs. president trump about to meet with the chinese president. will there be a breakthrough in the country's cree dispute?

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came to. ed: some quick highlights. team usa will take on spain in the round of 16 at the world cup. two teams facing off at noon eastern on fox. if team usa wins they will face off against either france or brazil. to keep an eye on that on to say the president will present the medal of honor to former army staff sergeant david -- awesome. friend of p. making the first living iraq war veteran rescuing his entire

squad after being pinned down by any fire. unbelievable story. so deserving. can't wait to hear the details but i when state lawmakers come together for the 58th congressional baseball game put together by -- the public and looking to bounce back from last year's loss to the democrats. we will be there like to cover it. pete: president trump expected to be meet with president and she ended g20 permit. jedediah: the countries to get out over trade. ed: area bartiromo is here to discuss. >> thanks so much. ed: who needs the deal more now? expect the point. chinese economy has been tumbling recently and auto sales coming off the lows down double digits and brought economy showing weakness but as a result of this trade fight. the president big issue here are the two issues of the chinese of our have not wanted to commit to and that is stop stealing intellectual property from america and stop forcing the

transfer of technology. they have so much money they acquired companies in silicon valley enforce those companies to transfer the technology to the chinese company and ultimately your slater suddenly the chinese competitor are beating the u.s. companies. that's what's going on here and that's why the two big ticket items are cultural but i don't know, there's a thought out there that the president does a small deal and make china buy more stuff but keep the ip theft and transfer to algae to the side but i don't thank you can do that. pete: that's been talked about it but with ap meeting there wasn't a prospect from the ground mac. >> you had the lead negotiator basically get the cold shoulder when you back to china because president xi thought he did a bad deal and that's louis so at this point it's up to president xi. he will have to make some kind of commitment to show he will enforce and there will be an enforcement mechanism in their

to stop the theft. i personally think it's a cultural thing and hard to move the needle. people would like to see president do deals with japan and vietnam and all those other countries in that region to try to offset and put off china but we will see. the media is important will get guidance in terms of how the country -- we have to wait and see but i'm just not sure. jedediah: what you have upcoming? >> pic show talking about china improving the president's trip and the big bad there. mike turner, my special guest, from ohio on the committee, ranking member, we talk about iran, how serious the threat is in china as well representative devon nunez joins me again. he sent a letter to christopher ray head of the fbi on friday talking about the documents he is still not gotten in been sitting on the documents that is

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♪ ♪. pete: how cool is that. that's my dad throughout the first pitch of the twins game on wednesday. athletic director of the year in minnesota and retiring so my mom knew some folks and there he was on the mound throwing out the first pitch. local. ed: happy retirement. pete: he threw a pretty good ball. [inaudible conversations] ed: that was a strike. pete: that's me and my two brothers on the field before.

my dad had all the pressure. jedediah: you -. ed: what happened to your facial hair? pete: the man told me i had to shave. ed: we have a wonderful story to share. earlier on the program we had young baseball fan and his dad tell us about you know albert pujols superstar he had such a heart for kids and for kids with down syndrome it came over after the game to this young kid named nico and took off his jersey, signed it and gave it to him. jedediah: we spoke to nico and dad earlier, check it out. >> we cannot believe it. then to give him the jersey was just unbelievable. we were really touched by his generosity. would've been easy for him to go right into the dugout and he hung around. were you happy when albert give you the jersey? >> yeah. >> who's your favorite player?

>> albert. baseball. >> you the baseball. >> wave. >> yeah, you waved at him and he way that you. he had a great time. he enjoyed it very much. jedediah: i love that moment that i love that albert pujols did that. he is such an amazing moment. so many kids go look at this moment and have either a musician or baseball star or basketball star and this with them forever. this will remain with this little boy forever. ed: when they talk about ballplayers did you say he said albert. he felt familiar with him. and called him by his first na name. jedediah: and you can see the data beaming to have his son have this amazing opportunity. it warms my heart. i know people see the stuff in there on the brink of tears at this.

pete: it still america's game. jedediah: we turn to headline free now. president trump doubling down on his commitment to keep iran from building nuclear weapons. in a series of tweets the president writing quote -. jedediah: hall of fame trainer fan from santa anita park after a fourth horse from his stable dies. the four -year-old thoroughbred was euthanized after an injury while training under the care of jerry hollander for. thirtieth horse to die at santa anita since the racing season began in december. investigators not been able to find any specific reason for the deaths. so-called fugitive sticks to his word turning himself in after his wanted poster gets 15000 likes. josé sims was wanted for skipping court dates in connecticut when he saw please

posted wanted posters for other suspects he reached out and asked where is mine? that led to him making a deal that he turned himself in once his poster got enough likes. you can't make this stuff up. teenage boys pull off and epic toilet paper prank on the california home but is the homeowner getting the last laugh? they saw the teens on the camera and applauded them on social media saying game on, my friends. we too have a cosco supply. she joined us earlier. check it out first reaction was they got us good. there's nothing we could do about it. had to roll with it. it brought back a nostalgia for a lot of people who used to do this as teenagers. jedediah: she says she's already planning the payback. i loved her. >> we should do a follow-up with her. jedediah: more power to her. if i walked out and saw my house and lawn tb i would be a little

enraged. best attitude ever. ed: we should tb adam. can you tb and apartment? pete: or his office. [laughter] jedediah: tpm and then stick them on the slip and slide. ed: i did a budget taping back in the day. >> back here on the plaza weather is looking good in meeting people from across the country and this is the story that i think ed will enjoy. this is a family, father, 80 years old and celebrating a birthday and doing baseball tour so they were in dc to catch game in history that the yankees and heading to boston to get another bid happy birthday to you. great to have you. here on "fox and friends" that anyone want to say hi to? >> everybody. [laughter] >> happy birthday. >> hello to my wife and daughter in law who are watching in tampa right now. >> enjoy the rest of your trip and were happy you had "fox and friends" in your trip as well.

here's the forecast. based on whether looking good, 80 degrees or 70 here in new york but will run up closer to 80 we continue to track that weather in the western portion of the country but the temperatures are on the cool side but look at that 44 degrees, 45 degrees, high enough in the elevation of over 9000 feet that is no that's been falling across portions of colorado and seen as much as 2 feet and we could see another 10 inches before it's said and done but here on the eastern side of the country still feeling like summer. good baseball weather and good weather for anything folks want to do on a sunday. pete: happy birthday to that viewer but when you're 80 you know a lot of people so you say everybody. ed: there's a lot of -- could bernie elizabeth warren matchup emerge as the race to watch? we debate that the next. june 220

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pete: president trump is expected to issue an executive order calling for more transparency on healthcare costs. wall street general reporting part of the order is aimed at forcing insurers to reveal that they're giving hospitals discounts for medical services. opponents argue it could lead to price increases if hospitals learn their competitors are getting a better deal but we shall see. a former staffer accuses top prosecutor kim fox of lying about her handling of the just the smallest case. on friday fox told reporters she was advised not to appoint special prosecutor to handle the hate crime hoax investigation.

according to page six former chief ethics officer said she did recommend appointing one. chicago judges ordered a special prosecutor to look into why charges were abruptly dropped. maybe we'll get to the bottom of that. ed: vice president biden has been holding tops .-dot in democratic primary bull but still a front-runner. axial supporting that centrist democrats are quote unquote spooked by bernie. so they also be worried about another liberal candidate, senator elizabeth warren who is been climbing and getting closer to bernie sanders. you're too debate, democratic strategy list good to see you both. kevin, going back to 2016 seems like bernie sanders has a very loyal following. >> he absolutely does. core base of support and you see that in every poll that core 15, 20% in early states in the nationwide polling so they are pretty devoted to him but interesting that he's not necessarily against joe biden but about elizabeth warren.

talking about her closing up to corporate interest as a way to solidify that base of progressive support will see how that plays out on wednesday and thursday this week with the debates. ed: elizabeth warren on debate night with warren and bernie sanders will be debate night two with joel biden and others. >> the one thing we can say from the data is that bernie's numbers are fairly soft and that is due to the more diverse and stronger feel the weight have in past years. when you're facing a centrist like hillary clinton, bernie sanders was the progressive edge of politics but no way in 2020 he can say with any credibility that he has a better understanding of women's issues and someone like elizabeth warren or better understanding of lgbt issues then pete be the judge and so some of that luster is coming off of him. ed: i wonder if we could get to that axial species because this idea that there are centrist democrats who are spooked by bernie i know there are bernie

supporters and think this is the mainstream of the party but other democrats are saying no and are not for medicare for all not for the socialist policies we seen bill in venezuela. how do you answer that? >> ed, good point. in a sanders double down on this in a speech at gw last week and making the correlation that more and more primary supporters are moving in the direction medicare for all and away from improving the aca in a public option is the vice president sports and other mainstream democratic running in this race. he's doubling down on that assumption he can build on that team, 20% by focusing on the progressive values. we'll see how that plays out. max makes a great point. many more people in that aggressive lane like elizabeth warren and molly harris that will buy for those bernie supporters that he had no support in 2016 running against holly clinton. ed: next, there's a centrist group movement going around that's been a back since the

clinton days and they seem to be fading as the left has a lot of the energy and money but max, it's interesting the third way group seems to be scared of bernie sanders on the left but is warming to elizabeth warren. they were once at odds with her but now change is not so bad. what is going on? >> one of the main differences is elizabeth warren is a tangible record in the senate. from making medical devices like hearing aids over the counter and more affordable to protecting veterans financial predators you can look at her and say it's a progressive who can get things done. third way is not nothing but pragmatic about getting policy done. ed: i want to give you 15 seconds about these debates. kevin, who will emerge as the start this week in miami? >> i think joe biden bid on thursday night he's right between bernie sanders and pete buttigieg and i think he will shine but been on the debate page many times before and when he is under attack i think he will perform really well.

ed: max, we've heard he's a gaffe machine so will he prove that wrong or give us more? fifteen seconds. >> i think biden is one to watch. most to lose for sure and he's curious to see pete put the judge introduce himself to a national audience and molly harris does great in front of lies audience so it will be exciting to watch. ed: a lot of promise but not quite up there in the polls like elizabeth warren but maybe has an opportunity. max and kevin, we appreciate you for a serious overdoing about what's coming out in 2020. ed: from human hamster wheels to backyard movie screens here are the hottest toys for summer. how to get kids outside the summer. pete has gotten there, oh boy. ♪ logo has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers

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♪ jedediah: we are back with quick headlights. a puppy is being praised after rescuing his owner. the irish man was able to use a cell phone to call police but realized first responders might not find it on the dark road. luckily, jack stayed by aside until police spotted a one -year-old pop and kept a watchful eye over paramedics as they tweeted his owner. rewarded for his heroism jack was tweeted to a [inaudible]. meet the world's ugliest but -- no, the pooch beating out 19 other contestants in the world's ugliest dog competition. the owner $15200 and a trophy.

i think this camp is adorable. over to you, pete. pete: summer is officially here we're celebrating with hottest toys of the season. right here on box squared known as the plaza joining us with the must have three expert meredith. welcome back. >> good to be here. beautiful day. pete: it really is. we have popcorn and will get to a movie theater. >> this is the first weekend of summer. we got to get started. >> this is from a company i love they have lots of great things. human hamster wheel. kids get in and roll it, walk it, have fun with it. there you go. [inaudible conversations] it's super fun and safe orchids. super fun. this is the next thing. outdoor movie nights are super fun and we found a bundle you can get at walmart for under $300 get an entire thing.

there's a projector that is on and, on projector and a roku streaming stick and it 500,000 movies you can access. you its portable big-ticket camping or two family reunions. then we've got this great inflatable screen that's only $150 so how easy is this to inflate? put the pump in and it blows up and like this inflatable christmas time keep it plugged in and stays inflated. >> how good is that picture? >> you wait to it goes down with a pool party and. >> the roku stick is great for that. that's your outdoor movie night. something else i want to talk about that's really fun this is a new tech device that is for sharing and organizing your photos privately when you want to share all your former photos with the whole world on social

media through a nap you can show your inter- circle into your photos and if you have a family ring and they can share them privately and safely. it's brand-new out. then this -- one of my favorite things. dakota will show you how to do. dragons like that you shake a few times and it goes. it flies really far and every 20 minutes of charts give you an hour flight. it lights up at night and has led. then you cannot have summer without. [inaudible conversations] >> made with very durable vinyl. we put it on the grass, nice and cushion and inflated on the

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♪ ed: we've got girls and boys out here all having fun. we have a very special announcement. jedediah: we are celebrating the latest number of the "fox & friends" -- member of the "fox & friends" family. pete: baby charlotte mallory, measured 22 inches long. ed: congratulations to mom and dad. "fox & friends"' senior producer stephanie freeman and her husband, travis gordon. ed: well done! jedediah: she's been giving me pregnancy advice, so wherever you are, stephanie, i'm going to start calling you now. >> we miss you, we love you, enjoy baby charlotte. what a beautiful name. ed: he tells me know. president bush said jump out of a plane when you're 100. come back next year when you're

81. happy birthday. jedediah: have a great day, see you next week. bye, everyone. [laughter] ed: i was waiting for that. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning, everyone, thanks so much for joining us, i'm maria bartiromo. straight ahead on "sunday morning futures," two influential republican lawmakers on breaking developments overseas and here at home. house armed services committee member mike turner on what new sanctions president trump might have in mind for iran that are supposed to go into effect tomorrow. this as national security adviser john bolton warns tehran not to confuse -- [inaudible] for weakness. also devin nuñes weighing in on the president's decision to delay mass deportations for two weeks t