organization that helps feed first responders and those in need. he has helped feed 80,000 people. thank you today for your service and the folks at operation barbecue, your tonight's midnight hero. most-watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us, good night from washington. i am shannon bream. >> it is tuesday, june 25th and this is "fox and friends first". happening right now 4:00 am on the east coast democrats divided. near $5 billion emergency funding bill could fail in the house today but with mexico something 15,000 troops to the border are democrats ready to put their money where their mouths are to fix the humanitarian crisis? live in washington. what about this. 70 hours of video just released from the jussie smollett investigation starring the empire actor with a news around his neck.

inside the police files and what it means in the case of the alleged hate crime hoax. eyes on the prize? the determined little girl who refused to let anything get between her and the toy. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ on top of the world had a ♪ on top of the world hey ♪ ♪ >> hopefully you are waking up feeling like you are on top of the world. great way to field.

thank you so much as always for starting your day with us. it is shaping up to be a busy day. we begin with this. mexico deploying 15,000 troops in their effort to work with donald trump to stop the surge of migrants on the southern border. griff jenkins joins us from washington dc as the house could vote on a $4.6 billion emergency funding bill today but how likely is that? >> i don't know. a senior house democrat leadership source tells fox news they don't have the votes to pass it yet. some members want to add provisions to the bill before they will support it. the rules committee hasn't followed the rule to open the door to voting yet. the committee chairman had this to say. >> i don't care what anybody says about the need for more funding. there is no excuse for children to be treated that way. there is a special place in

hell for the people who have allowed this policy to go forward. >> it is unclear, even doubtful that the house will take the measure up. the clock is ticking, the president given 2 weeks get it done in congress is in recess next week meaning it is this week are nothing. the senate and house had to pass their bills respectfully. and in the white house we hear there's a veto threat raising new questions. nancy pelosi weighed in on the president's threat to begin those raids. >> violation of status is not a reason for deportation. this is not america. we do not break up families because of the status violation. >> mexico continues to do their part, mexican secretary of defense in the northern part of the country, we have deployed a

total of 15,000 troops, involving military unit sources have told me, they are seeing a reduction in the number of operations on the southern border but too early to tell what the impact will be. we will see what today brings and getting their act together bringing much-needed support for the humanitarian effort. shannon: most are slated to leave this thursday. >> that is when jailbreak happens. a very interesting end of the week. >> thank you, appreciate it. other headlines, defense lawyers for any gallagher expected to grill the lead forensic investigator today, he pleaded not guilty to war crimes which includes murdering

and isis prisoner in iraq. the prisoner could have died from stabbing but couldn't determine the cause of death. there was no evidence was a medic claimed he suffered after gallagher stabbed him. on american worked as a double agent for isis will be sentenced for the second time today. the new jersey woman sick of the help with her group even though she was supposed to be helping the us government. she was charged with supporting isis in 2016 but was let go on supervised release after promising to become an informant. she faces life in prison after going back on her deal. the other big story, tensions with iran reaching a boiling point. we will get to that in a moment but first an update on this story. north carolina met with a

violent history facing murder charges for the death of a missouri officer. bonnet meeks was trying to cash a bad check at a market. he shot the officer in the back of the neck. he had 17 years of experience on the force but only been on the department for 3 months. >> he was an off-duty officer. in his short time with our department he has taken our young officers under his wing. when we first met he said to me several times all i wanted to be was a police officer in do police work. >> he leaves behind a fiancé and two children. chicago police, hundreds of files, 70 hours a video from the jussie smollett investigation. body can video shows the former empire actor with a blurred face and white rope hanging

around his neck moments after reporting a hate crime. other clips show the brothers linked the cakes in the back of a. what would you think if you are driving those two. this was on the night of the incident. jussie smollett was arrested on 16 felony counts of lying to police that they were later dropped. special prosecutor will determine if the charges could be brought against the accidents much more on that coming up. selection news. mike pence heading to miami today to roll out the latinos for trump campaign. the crucial swing state his home to 2 million hispanic voters. according to exit polls donald trump won florida with a 28% of the hispanic and latino vote and 54% of the cuban vote in the 2016 election.

the launch comes one week after the president launched his reelection bid in orlando. 2020 hopeful beto o'rourke is proposing a war tax to help cover veteran healthcare costs. under the plan nonmilitary households would have to pay taxes americans making $30,000 would pay $25 a year for each us war. those earning $200,000 would be taxed $1000 a year. that money would be put in a new healthcare trust funds and divvied out to veterans returning from war. real quick politics showing o'rourke lagging behind fellow 2020 democrats as he prepared for his first primary debate tomorrow in miami. the world's most powerful rocket launching into space overnight. >> 5, 4, three, two, one.

>> space x ceo describing the launch from the kennedy space center in florida as the company's most difficult due to 25 different separate deployment, the falcon heavy rocket carrying equipment for the pentagon and nasa as part of the $750 million mission. they are off. 9 minutes after the top of the hour and the democrats control the house but may not muster the votes for an emergency spending bill to stop the crisis at the border so are they just playing politics? texas congressman and border security chair brian boutin react next. man versus shark, incredible seen at a packed beach. ♪ you got to fight for your

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>> welcome back. tensions with iran reach a boiling point overnight. iran's supreme leader saying new sanctions permanently close the path to diplomacy and on twitter iran's foreign minister claiming donald trump's aids have a thirst for war. but national security adviser john bolton says the us is open to negotiation. ray bogan explains. >> donald trump says he is great restraint when he decided not to strike iranian military targets last week but he's not afraid to hit their economy. since the administration pulled out of the iran nuclear deal they have levied over 1000 sanctions. >> the president has added more sanctions on iran meant to

cripple their economy. the main target iran's supreme leader. >> the supreme leader of iran is one who is responsible for the hostile conduct of the regime. >> the sanctions stopped ayatollah khomeini or anyone who works for him from certain financial resources and blocks access to the us financial system and access in the us and also punishes foreign financial institutions who try to help iran. >> people who say these are just symbolic that is not the case at all. we blocked out tens of billions of dollars. >> the head of the senate foreign relations committee supports the sanctions and is a proponent of negotiation. >> every nation wants to be secure and they need to do what they do, analyze what is in our better interest to pursue a nuclear weapon. >> democrats on capitol hill have push the president to release a plan for handling escalating tensions. >> remains clear what if any

strategy this latest round of sanctions gets into and whether the latest round of sanctions will compel iran's leaders to alter their current course. >> members of congress are split on whether donald trump needs authorization for military strikes against iran. the senate could consider that as they debate the national defense bill. >> in a closed-door meeting the united nations security council condemned attacks on oil tankers but did not condemn iran. and city council urged both sides to open dialogue to ease rising tensions. back at home the trump administration demanding congress pass a $5 billion emergency border funding bill with the fourth of july break just days away can congress come together to fix the humanitarian crisis? joining me to weigh in his border security caucus cochair texas congressman brian babin. thank you for joining us, we appreciate it.

what are the chances the house can come to an agreement? >> i don't plan to vote for it because it is not going to stem the tide and the overwhelming numbers coming across the border. the money that will be used here is not for enforcement, not barriers, it is not for extra beds for detention. it is going to just facilitate quicker releases and i don't think it will do anything to disincentive eyes illegal classroom coming across in the numbers we have already seen, 144,000 last month alone and we've got to do something to stem the tide of these people that are just crashing across the border and overwhelming our system. the chances of this thing being really taken care of after what i heard the house speaker say

yesterday about interior enforcement, what's the point, hard to even imagine. >> we have that sounds for everyone at home, bring up so people know what you are talking about. >> in terms of interior enforcement what is the poking -- i won't go into what the motivation might be for that. >> what is she trying to say? >> obviously she's saying she wants open borders, that the only thing i can figure. i to even imagine the speaker of the house of representatives would say what's the point of interior enforcement because if we don't have interior enforcement, the chances of the congress getting together, closing loopholes and disincentive icing folks from coming across, if we can't deport people who have already had their cases adjudicated

already have orders to be removed to and the water can you support? >> it is out-of-control. i had information last night in washington state where an illegal immigrant had raped an individual twice and in his appearance before the judge pled guilty, was released by that judge in a sanctuary city and then went back in the judge said i will release you, go back to mexico and he got out of court and went and attacked the woman again and now he is missing because there is no communication between ice and local authorities there. >> exactly right and we found numbers of these caravans that are heading north into the united states through mexico, up to 25%, some of these people already have criminal histories in the united states which means they've deported, or are reentering illegally. it is just incredible that we

have elected officials that say what's the point of interior enforcement and deny there's a problem at the border which is overwhelming endangering american citizens, overwhelming schools, hospitals, law enforcement and the humanitarian crisis about communicable diseases. amazing we have 4000 people, i am a healthcare practitioner, a dentist. that is a big problem. >> here is the thing and i will tell you what others are saying. they will point to the time republicans controlled the senate and the house and republicans couldn't get anything done and now we have democrats in charge of the house, democrats can't get anything done. everyone is saying it is a crisis and something needs to be done about the living conditions, stopping these numbers but here we are again. >> i could not agree with you more.

i'm in my third term and one of the biggest promises i made, the biggest problem i see facing our nation today is this border crisis. we are in danger of losing control of our borders. we already have -- in danger of collapsing not only the security system within our border but for the entire country. i'm from texas and i am a border security cochairman caucus and i can tell you that if we don't get a handle on numbers coming across, our nation is in grave danger and there is no excuse for us not to have passed this when we had all the cards at our hands the previous two years, not for lack of trying on many of my colleagues part, just like of will in the u.s. congress. we've got to do something. >> we are out of time but thank you so much for joining us and we can hope something gets done

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some advice to which his son responded, i'm sure you can see on your screen right there. hey, dad, glad you asked. i've got a few ideas, first of all you are going to want to establish credibility. especially among skeptical young voters. tell them the story of how units mom, into a reflection of how hard it is to find the one on tender. his son said while, the debate stage like an nba player, suggested bringing puppies with them but ultimately told dad not to overthink it, talk about his accomplishments and treat his opponents with respect, the new york city mayor and candidate posted that conversation saying lucky to have the talent the later dante diblasio helping me get ready for wednesday. them on social media are calling -- this is so uncomfortable. jenny on twitter says which person on your campaign took

his phone. even dante can't think of an accomplishment. seems like one of those things, reminds me of elizabeth warren -- >> trying too high, text messages, and mentioning tender, trying to be cool clearly. this topic, we have to talk about this, celebrities performing this dramatic reading of the mueller report. have you heard this? >> celebrities include and at bening, john lythgoe, alyssa milano and zachary quintoh. >> ten act of destruction. >> the president took no act that deprive the special counsel of adopting the witnesses necessary to complete his investigation. >> some people came to a different conclusion like attorney general william barr.

>> this was streamed and performed yesterday and streamed online. could have watched it on the internet. jeffrey on twitter says i wonder if there will be collusion in this one and another twitter user says i can't imagine aiding someone so much that it influences my career choices. there you have it. alyssa milano was involved, she said the president should tune in and watch. >> interesting to see how many people watched. >> i will try to find that out. the time is 27 minutes after the top of the hour. 70 hours of video just released from the jussie smollett investigation starring the empire actor with a news around his neck. our next guest, an investigator says what is happening in this video could change everything.

shannon: half past the top of the hour. new sanctions have permanently closed the path to diplomacy. that is the message from iran's supreme leader who says the trump administration is destroying mechanisms for maintaining world peace. national security adviser john bolton said the us is open to negotiation and mexico deploying 15,000 troops to stop the surge of migrants over the southern border as the house could vote today on a $4.6 billion emergency funding bill. it is getting pushed back by numbers of the hispanic caucus are demanding provisions before say back of the bill. donald trump will present the medal of honor to the former army staff sergeant, becoming

the first living iraq war veterans receive the nation's highest military honor for valor. he rescued his entire squad after being pinned down by enemy fire in falluja in 2004. congratulations to him. let's take you to chicago. chicago police releasing the new files on jussie smollett including this shocking footage of the actor after the alleged attack. what does this new information mean for the investigation. here to weigh in his former chief investigator for the new york city department of investigation, thank you for joining us. what did you think? let's begin with that particular clip of jussie smollett in his own apartment when he still had the alleged news around his neck. >> there is no script for how a

victim should react or respond but this is so far from the norm it is crazy. if i was sitting on a jury viewing this i would almost see this as consciousness of guilt that clearly is lying because it doesn't happen that way. >> he mentioned he had bleach on him and that clip and then asked if the investigators are recording it and then asked them to turn off the video camera. >> he is comfortable in front of the camera and he did real well on empire but this is a fail on his acting. >> other clips as well, there's a clip of the brothers who became involved in this, one clip of them in a ride share, the back of a ride share vehicle. i don't think i would be driving them around and another clip where they are arrested. >> it will strengthen the case for a special prosecutor.

we didn't know this existed. it took law-enforcement a long time, they didn't have this in the beginning so they obtained it and released it. >> why release it? 70 hours? >> when kim fox dropped the charges the police department ensured that the world would know what happened in this case. shannon: is this damaging to kim the fox? >> very damaging. it is very harmful to her because it clearly spells out she had a solid case and dropped it. heather: the special prosecutor will be put in place. what in the nation will give the special prosecutor? >> it is damning to the case against jussie smollett. we don't always -- in this day and age we don't have this degree of video often. heather: does it show that he lied?

>> yes. by his actions, based on what the brothers said and this video it clearly puts -- >> that he be tried again? should a federal investigation take place by the doj? >> i don't know that the dj will get involved, at some local level, there's a possibility they may parent this following it but it is a strong case for the special prosecutor and i think you'll see in the end charges. >> what will happen next? >> hopefully he will be charged. he wasted the city of chicago and the nation's time on this and absorbed a lot of attention it should go to real victims. >> what will he be charged with? >> will be a variety of things, the original charges laid upon him and perhaps additional charges, the many counts of

disorderly conduct charged against him, we will see what the special prosecutor, kim fox -- >> what happened with kim fox potentially? >> this is likely korea ending. what she did is against the oath of office. >> could she be charged? >> he could if she obstructed the investigation and hindered prosecution. that will be left to see. the special prosecutor will do the job and at the end of a we will find out. shannon: really unreal to see all that video released. thank you so much. we will see what happens next if we have more video released. a lot of people have been talking about this, sounding off on social media. patty on facebook says he needs to sincerely apologize to people who have truly been victims of hate crime and sharon says i predict some awkward moments for jussie smollett. is going to have to explain.

another viewers says if a conservative had pulled a similar stunned he would be in prison. keep your opinions coming in, thank you very much for joining us. let's take a look at some other headlines. dominican officials, we have been following this story closely, blaming several mysterious deaths on preexisting health conditions and substance abuse, the nation's health minister claims prescription drugs mixed with alcohol may have killed a maryland couple last month. a lawyer for the family says it is absolutely ludicrous. the fbi is investigating. at least 12 american tourists have died in the dominican republic since last summer. police have cleared a lift drivers connected to the disappearance of the university of utah student. 23-year-old mckenzie went missing last week after ordering lift apostolic city airport. the lift drivers telling investigators she ordered a ride to a park at 3:00 am and

an unknown person. police believe she may not be in danger by looking at whether she had any secret social media, it is unlike her to cut off all communications. >> donald trump's two supreme court appointees on opposite sides of the controversial issue. neil gorsuch siding with liberals in a decision to strikes on a federal law punishing violent crimes involving guns. the court ruling the sentencing guidelines were unconstitutionally vague as donald trump tells the holy is prepared to fill the next potential vacancy. >> we put forward a nominee between now and the election. >> a beautiful list of talented people. absolutely. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell says he would allow a vote to fill a seat in an election after he failed to do so in 2016. the time 20 minutes until the top of the hour and a overseas is paying off her student loans

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>> the us holocaust museum denouncing alexandria ocasio cortez's controversial remarks about migrant detention centers. >> the united states is running concentration camps on the southern border and that is exactly what they are.

>> in the same the museum says it, quote, unequivocally rejects efforts to create analogies between the holocaust and other events whether historical or contemporary. and that is not the only comment from the freshman congresswoman. her latest coming gas bernie sanders rolls out a plan to erase nearly $2 trillion of student loan debt. >> it is so funny a year ago i was waiting tables in a restaurant and it was literally easier for me to become the youngest woman in american history elected to congress than it is to pay off my student loan debt. >> sanders's plan, college for all act, would free 45 million americans from student loan debt by taxing wall street and also make public colleges and universities tuition free. bernie is not the only candidate running on free tuition platforms yet none of this can explain how they will be paid for. ronald reagan's education

secretary bill bennett says these far left policy will do more harm than good. >> like a poker game, others before and says here is my plan:$.8 billion, bernie says fine, i raise you 2.2. be careful with a poker game with two socialists, guard your wallet, could be end of the game. are you going to do this? $8000 in a university per year, $60,000 for the prestigious private university, that's all forgiven, what about the people who paid their loans back, the main point here is the colleges and universities will, when they see free tuition you know what they are going to do, they are going to raise tuition. them with a government makes available with these crazy the higher tuition is going to go. >> we seen that happen in other areas, joe biden wants to introduce a plan similar to sanders but is not released any

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>> welcome back, around one of the packed primary debate kickoff tomorrow night in miami and all eyes will be on elizabeth warren who will be taking center stage so what can voters expect to hear? who has the most to lose, so many questions. shown thomas joins me in studio, nice to have you with us. let's bring up for people at home because there are so many candidates broken into two groups, they begin tomorrow night, here is a look at who will be on stage for round one. who has the most to lose? >> i would say warren has to

stand out from the crowd because she's not with the big boys. the question i'm watching for warren's can she said the town, the narrative not just to win the night but to go the following cycle into the big debate. can she set the stage for what they talk about the next night? >> what about cory booker? >> all those candidates under warren need to have good nights because they are not pulling in any large way, they have to have breakout moments but in fields this large given 10 candidates -- >> that that even all the candidates courts of the top candidates because we had another person this past sunday. look at the second group, who has the most to lose out of this group q this group we have biden, buttigieg, gillibrand? >> the person on the stage with the most of this is joe biden. is the front runner today so he is literally one that moment away from implosion.

is fundamental promises he can be trump if he starts to look we, makes a gaffe, doesn't properly spin the attacks and they are coming at him in that debate, doesn't handle it properly the store the next day is can he not even be trump if he can't have also believe it? >> what about bernie sanders? >> sanders is interesting. he has a firm base of support and others before nipping at his heels. >> is coming up first and they're both talking about free stuff for everybody. >> what i'm wafting for sanders as if he can start to deliver the message which is talk is cheap. i'm at the front of the picket lines, i made a difference, if he can drive that message while contrasting biden and attacking trump we will see if he can do it. >> they will look for a donald trump moment. was the debate kicked in he stood out.

>> that is true and that is right but it is very hard because there are so many candidates. trump had unique policy proposals from the rest of the field and the right style. he wanted to build the wall. all the democrats are the same on policies. shannon: look at this paul. what would make someone vote for one over another? 73% say has experience in elected office, 40% say a woman? >> this ap poll is not the gold standard, not using likely voters that every election cycle voters always say they want somebody with experience. i discount that. the woman thing is interesting because we've seen that consistently and pulling the democrat voters are looking for

a woman of color, those at the top two choices. i think this electorate is looking for an elizabeth warren if she can break out and biden has to address that. >> something i found interesting is in 2016, donald trump's victory the number of older voters exceeded the number of youthful ones by 1 million and they expect that to continue to grow this time around. >> what biden has to do is take a lot of incoming fire in the debates. he has to have the skills to deflect the attacks, not get wrapped up in defending his past record, not in touch with current democratic primary and has to say we need to stop having circus carnival barkers like donald trump at extreme people on my side of the aisle, we need stable strong leadership. if he can drive that message.

shannon: we will see what happens, it will be a long night, thank you so much. time is 6 minutes until the top of the our. red, white and blue, how katie arctic are you? the states with the lowest american pride have been revealed. eyes on the prize, a little girl who refused to let anything get between her and a toy. ♪

heather: time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a normal day of school turns into a moment this little girl will never forget. watch this. >> i know. >> sergeant chris to been surprising his daughter skyler after spending 8 months in africa as a combat photographer for the air force. happy little girl. first thing skyler wanted to do at home, shave his mustache and he did. the little girl gets caught in a coma machine trying to catch a pokémon doll. it took police a half hour to get the child out. this was at a mall in china. finally the ugly. new jersey ranked the least patriotic state in the us. the survey showing new york came in second place and

california third. researchers based on military and civic engagement. new hampshire, wyoming, vermont, the most patriotic state. that wraps up his hour of "fox and friends first". "fox and friends first" continues right now. goodbye. >> tuesday, june 25th, democrats control the house so why can't they secure money to help kids at the border? >> we are live in washington. >> a couple seconds of the 70 hours of footage from the jussie smollett case just released to the public. >> does it prove the so-called hate crime was a hoax and doesn't spell trouble for district attorney kim fox? >> pumpkin spice latte with no a