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>> thanks for asking. >> here we are in the election season, and there's a lot l going on as it has to do with iran. immigration, and so much more. indeed. >> thank you very much for joining us on this tuesday we actually start with a story that we've been following for months and it is mexico now announce deploying 15,000 troops to stop the surge of migrants crossing our southern border they're going place them and their northern border. >> it comes as house democrats consider changes to 4.6 billion emergency funding bill. in shocker not getting along with each other. griff joins us live as they rei toe the bill they haven't okayed yet. >> good morning look here's irony for you mexico is delivering while u.s. is not. here's the deal qhows says they'll veto a house bill in statement monday and budget says it strongly opposes bill in current firm writing house

majority put forward a apartment disan bill that underfunds counts and seeks to take advantage of the current crisis by inserting policy provisions that would make our country less safe. but get this. the house can't even get vote started democrat leaders sources tell fox news they don't have votes yet some members want to add provisions before they will support it. the rules committee has yet to file a rule to move this bill to the floor for a vote. it is unclear now whether they'll even get to it again today. in the clock is ticking the president gave them two weeks to act but it is really down to matter of days because congress will leave for recess at the end of the week. meanwhile as you mention mexico is hardening easts at the border with more troops mexico secretary of defense louie announcing this, quote, in the northern part of the country we have deployed a total of 15,000 troops composed of national gashed elements and military units, i can tell you guys u.s. border patrol source say they're, in fact, seeing significance reduction in the number of preenses apprehensions

at the border but too early to tell what the impact is and apprehended 75,000 and deported since the administration took over. guys. >> once, and griff i love you reporting this border patrol said things are better right? >> that's right we just don't have the exact number brian and few days into july we'll get the june numbers that will tell us, the hard data of just how effective mexico has been. >> right. thank you very much griff and o.c. qhows told mexico that they would like to see that number under 20,000 migrants across our border per month -- per week, no it was per month. 20, no 20,000 would be in a week. 20,000 all time low which would what they were going for. they would get 8 l ,000 when i was down there over 8,000 in one day in just one sector. unbelievable. >> one sector. the rio grand sector now

regarding white house threat, if this bill does wind pup going through the houses and you know, there's some question whether or not that's going to happen. actually it could happen today white house is threatening to vee e toe with no money in it for add ad bet capacity for i.c.e. to detain anybody. zero wall money, and very little board of security measures instead, for the most part they're pushing protections for migrant children, and that seems to be the democrats, response, of course, president made is clear over the weekend that he will go ahead and start those i.c.e. raids again this two weeks unless they come up with a bill that includes get rid of the loophole and asylum neither will be in the bill. >> i wases skeptical to get something done and happy to e see the president put that two week deadline because he's placed immigration as a iter proo and he's saying look i want to come to the table i want to negotiate a deal. i don't want to go the rout of

raids unless i absolutely have to do it. but if you push me i will because i care about our national security and i have promise american peel i'll address this problem and see to it that it happens. >> criminals told to leave and they're not going so something i should be doing on ongoing basis and here's why i think nancy pelosi picked up phone on fridays and said can you hold off two weeks try to get a supplemental to you and here's the poll. this is a poll that's out on "gallup poll" that's out on concerns that american poem have on immigration. and june 2019 which we are just finishing up 23% of you say you care about about that. that's how slightly over 2018, and then biggest controversy over parent child separation, that show have 17% wave of young immigrants crossing into the u.s. illegally was 19%. >> gallop has been asking the question what is number one problem in the united states? and for first time this is a

highest number it has ever been, immigration -- and 23%. the biggest problem people have ultimately is with with government. that's at 26. so -- >> it is amazing that these news outlets seem about to be on same page of the democratic talking points what they say on sunday is on feature on monday and tuesday and how bads conditions are for kids at the border keep in mind you don't -- border patrol are in charge of detaining people that come across and do best they can but they're trained in law enforcement so what do you want their accumulations to be it is not to which the bill clinton fault or barack obama's fault. he he comes comes accommodation- >> they want democrats to come to the table to offer some solutions as well pl well, if you listen to nancy pelosi, as of late, here she is talking about how trump was scaring the

children of america when it came to raids and that's why he shouldn't have done them. let's hear what she had to say. >> when i saw that president was going to have raids it is appalling outside the circle of human behavior taking down doors splitting up the families in addition to the injustices that are whatting at the border. so when i spoke to the president i said look i'm a mom i have five kids nine grandchildren, and your children are scared. you're scaring children of america not just in those families but their neighbors anden their communities. you're scaring the children. >> so that is what she told the president on friday that is why he did okay i'll give you two weeks work something out with the loophole and with asylum, tom has heard this particular narrative before, he says look, these border agents they do everything they can for these families. particularly the children. listen.

share their lunches with people they arrest. they bring toyses from their own home so children play with and if people want to talk about mistreatment they weren't built to handle, you know, women, children, and especially when it is built for 500 there. if they've been asking congress for months to give them money so they can have more health to human service designed for children to have proper facilities formed but congress is not done anything. they haven't offered one crisis so stop naming women who are down there risking their own safety to secure this border to take care of women, children which lobby aren't parents themselves they're doing best they can at difficult circumstances. so many of "new york times" think that define women and border patrol for dealing with a chaotic situation doing best they can. this is congress's failure, they can give the money. >> yeah. let politics get involved to blame conditions at the border

when if you want to picture in your had head what is it like a local police station. it was nice but it is dark. not a great place for kids it never will be. that's what it is for. it is for holdings centers while people can be processed in a more -- manageable way. but what they're looking at now is not manageable and what they're forced to do is put up tents in the parking lot it is not the border patrol's fault it is actually not president trump's fault. it is a situation that is claims are -- asylum system right now is a magnet for those in central america they have to get here while laws are so -- >> unprecedented situation. >> vilified people have been vilified by folks on isis and border patrol all they're saying is help us do our job and i would ask if you're worry about these raids and so concerned it be do something. then get to worker an actually show that you care about solving this issue remember these are people we're togs about when it came to raids that didn't show for court that not only came

into the country illegally first but then violated a court order. so what do you expect your president to if you will not ast him in solving this problem. >> speaking to the president, the president has a problem and that is the acting homeland security secretary kevin is accused of leaking all of the details of the i.c.e. raids to various news media, for instance just last week. explicit details were in the pages of the washington post and a it is like where did those come from? apparently opposed to the raids ordered top officials to stand down he told mark morgan who will be with us in half an hour to stand down and president trump says no we're not going to stand down. the raids were planned ever since april. they have targeted the 2,000 migrants who were in the country illegally and had been ordered detained and deported. so the plan wases hatched a long time ago. but apparently according to fox

news, kevin leaked the details. >> couple of things on that. number one you notice when we ask the president about him and status he did not say yeah just a matter of time where he put matt shanahan had forward and pat said -- the personal elevation of the family, and number two is, i want to hear from him first. let see making it seem like he's guilty but i would love to see his side of the story first. >> i want to hear from -- from jillian -- >> good morning. of course for us. hello, good morning. let's start with fox news alert now and beginning request this story iran supreme leader say new sanctions have permanently closed path to diplomacy tweet u.s. has a war sanctions come after iran shot down unmanned u.s. drone in the gulf last week. john says ohm to discussions the united nations city council is

condemn on oil tankers in the persian gulf but singling out iran. also breaking right now four cruise ship passengers are airlifted to florida in a military plane after a tour bus crashes in the bahamas. the bus filled with carnival cruiseline tourist flipping over on way to excursion. 28 people were treated for their injuries in the bahamas. right now, three passengers are seriously hurt and a fourth is recovering from minor injuries at a hospital in fort lauderdale an investigation is underway. the los angeles dodgers plan to extend protected netting as soon as possible. announcement coming just one day after a fan was hit in the head by a foul ball rushed to the hospital. two other teams will extend max screening this season following several high profile injuries. a woman died of head trauma after struck by a foul ball in los angeles last summer. legendary new york post editor and columnist steve has died.

he spent 40 years at the paper covering major moments in history. like assassination of robert f. kennedy and revealing elvis presley drug addiction chairman rupert calls him, quote, one of the greatest reporters of all time adding the story is littered with great scoops both loved by colleague and a editor his passing the end of a great era. he was born in australiaing and passed away from unknown reasons at his home on long island, new york. he leaves behind his wife gloria and two sons. steve was 81 years old. back to you. >> he was such a good reporter cover of the new york post today the ultimate postman. he was -- he was a legend not only as a reporter but you know, he lived life to the flat out fullest, in fact, over at a bar that stood here in sometime square area for decades steve did you has his nn

one of those. one of the chairs. [laughter] you. >> i remember doing mike tyson payday all over this city he would be all over it. won him over his confidence and always have that story at a time, and he was always retrievable you could find him and talk to him. >> you could indeed if depending on time of day. you know, if you want to hear some great story about him go to new york post.com it is all many there. it's a beautiful tribute to a fantastic -- >> so great. okay. meanwhile coming up straight ahead 14 minutes after the hour. a school race to erase history and robert e. lee name as well and trying to find out other famous leads i'm being serious somebody else with lee got any ideas? what's going on up here?

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been inflicted on american people for decades, and it is the beginning of what i hope is real and transparent pricing. we have had all inclusive pricing on our website and in oklahoma now for over a decade and ten years predates this executive order. so we hope others come along and it is exciting and i think that this will help people come along. >> dr. smith, the way health care in this country works right now is there are a lot of different prices and we don't know what prices are. the price that medicare has to pay for a procedure is different than what average l person has to pace is different than what negotiative price a big insurance company has to pay, right? >> that's right and i think some of this is due to the fact that prices have been inflicted on industry true market prices emerge from competitive activity i thinks that's what we'll see going forward is more and more institutions will come up with their own pricing, and say

here's what yotd. here's how much it is and let the market judge them. very excite. >> dr. smith the idea is if you know what price is and you know what your copay is, you're going to shop around look for the best deal and supply and demanding, different hospitals and different doctors may actually lower their prices. >> that's exactly right. we have had had our prices online at the center of oklahoma and premarket medical association has had their prices online at shop health for years now. i've changed our prices each case lowering amid response to a competitor. so i think we're going to see more of that. >> so you're saying oklahoma people can go online and figure out what this procedure is going to be and then they are currently shopping around. >> yes. i encourage people to look at our website and shop page use that to lefnlg a better deal in their hometown. >> who knew didn't know it be

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tell you when i read the story i would have lost my mind so what do you think happen whatted here? how did she not hear all of the, you know, time leave warning. when you're ready to get off an airplane there's stuff that comes off on loud speaker. >> put your trade table away. >> i just woke up in a studio so i'm trying to figure out -- >> in my shocked what happened brian in so it makes no sense, first of all it was freezing. it was 60 degrees, so i'm not -- that doesn't really add up to fact that you have her friend that she texted. but it took hours to find her on the plane her friend knew what flight she was on and set to arrive she texted her and you can see the text in the reporting. they've got a screen shot. you see those texts you can see that they're going become and forth and then she said she tried to face time and her phone died well didn't her friend just call the airport and then what happened next? did the airport just ignore fact that they just learned that

someone was on a plane? my biggest, with the whole story is if she's on the plane and we know she was still on the plane the security issue around that was my biggest concern. >> evidently suffers from anxiety and insomnia so frightened she suffered panic tenge and when cell phone went down it went down one thing to your point is that it is a 0 minute ride how tired are you? >> well i mean with, yeah. it wasn't like she was landed at a 3:00 in the morning. she landed around 9:00 so question then is, you know, if she's insomniac and narcolepsy how did she get so sleep on plane? they're not exactly comfortable these days. >> we have a statement from air a canada from angela, air canada media team say to confirm we've remained in contact with a passenger looking into this situation. we do not have any additional information related to this matter to offer and question is, though, aren't they supposed to check plane regardless they're

supposed to walk arked to make sure not left on plane so there has to be accountable on part of the airline here. >> absolutely. so what i would say is, was this woman doing this as a stunt? i don't know the answer to what. only she knows that. and if she did do it as a stunt hiding let's say in one with of the rear bathrooms did they not check every part that have plane? and that's the security breach. and that would be the issue i would have with the airline, but if somebody wants to kind of, you know, get -- go to back say i'm coming up an i forgot something in the become and that got overlooked and she ducked into the bathroom or hid in back alley there's so many unknowns here, only known we have is she had her phone and texted her friend with, nobody came to the plane which makes absolutely no sense, so then she is talking about being 40 to 50 feet above the tarmac last time i checked that's about three times higher than you actually are unlike say an airbus a320 or boeing 737 so --

again, so many things make absolutely no sense. >> issue that got out. went to the front of a plane filed step of sprux but a huge drop unless you know -- you can't jump. i would love to jump out of the plane while we wait for the thing to hook on. you can't do it. [laughter] what's worse stuck for eight hours in a cramped plane or waking new a dark plane and saying if that's indeed what happened and trying to figure out how to get the heck out. >> welcome. so many questions. i'm calling you skeptical okay. >> yep. just a little bit. >> mark my hypochondria kicked in here. what are odds that this can happen to me, i need to know. >> a million fly every day so do the math on that. so 700 million passengers flying. have you heard about this in recent years in the u.s.? >> nope. >> yeah. yeah. 700 million peel flying, and so

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including murdering a teenage isis prisoner. >> rob schmitt joins us now and the attorney is calling the offensive. >> that is right gallagher attorney is expected to grill lead investigators joseph pulitzer claims that gallagher treated unfairly since the details of his somewhat redc louse arrest. >> they took his kids out of his house at gunpoint in their underwear something they've denied for the fast two years. and yet today finally under oath they have to admit it. this entire prosecution is without any basis, in evidence, it has been indicative offensive. >> all right in court papers attorneys have also accused investigators of inaccurately reporting witness statements on monday, a pathologist testified that isis teenager could have died from a stabbing. but that he couldn't determine cause of death because there was

no evidence. well this comes just days after you remember last week that shocking testimony on the stand when a medic claimed that he suffocated an killed that teenager after a gallagher had stabbed him. that medic cory scott has immunity in that case and blamed former troop mates of making up accusation to get ousted from the special forces it they say they didn't like him. trial is expected to last up to three weeks convicted gallagher could face life in prison. back to you. >> all right ron thank you very much. bring in andrew napolitano fox news sr. host of liberty and judge, prosecution has done so far a bad job because one of their witnesses the medic said, gallagher didn't kill him. i did. sort of a moment which happen whats once in your lifetime never guys on trial and somebody many in a witness stand says in

shows he didn't to it. ed i did. this is also the problem that comes about when you try a murder case and there is no body. body in this case was destroyed long before mr. gallagher was charged. i have to tell you that the defense team our friends are mine so i'll try to be fair in this and they have talked to me about the case. can he be convicted even though somebody on the witness stand said asphyxiated him answer yes if jury believes it was started by stabbing this guy the in neck. this will probably cause the defendant to have to take the witness stand which is very risky in a case like this. it is more than one. this guy -- claims that eddy gallagher killed some older person who he, quote, said didn't deserve to die. a lot of back story involving eld did i gallagher and

eyewitnesses are clear they saw him do stabbing and some eyewitness clear they didn't do stabbing guess what government even in military has to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt. so if there is enough doubt he'll be acquitted if it is not enough doubt convicted of murder of manslaughter, of attempted murder. >> give an idea with the military, military system where we get a verdict or -- well -- >> two-thirds to say you're innocent? right? >> two-thirds say you're innocent and no. unanimous to say you're guilty it is not unanimous on guilt then he's not guilty and a a verdict by the end of the woke and government will finish today on tomorrow. >> josh we have a new video of jest e see smollett and police in his chicago apartment i want to play it for you to get your reaction whether changes anything for jesse.

>> this house. you're giving us permission. so a lot of documents and hundreds of films dump as it looks like special prosecutors going to look into why exactly they dropped all a of the charge as against him. >> in my opinion the evidence of his guilty of having concocted this thing is overwhelming, crystal clear. >> look at video right there with a around his neck. >> almost as if he was play acting which apparently he was. but if he entered into a bona

fide plea deal with the state's attorney, and he complied with his end of the plea deal, they -- these chargeses not be brought against him again. if oarngd he charge him, pardon me -- >> do we know that he have they have a plea deal? >> that's what the judge who is investigating this will find out. if the judge concludes that it was a legitimate plea deal he's off the hook no matter how guilty he was if a judge concludes that charges were dismissed against him as a political favor to somebody else, those charges can be reenstated. >> that's what it come down to. on top of the supreme court today -- >> nothing. tomorrow -- how dare you. tomorrow we expect the decision on the census can the government compel you to answer your citizenship on census and we expect two decisions probably combine one case on a portion which does not like that and

court does not like to get involved in. but we have to rule -- >> cases. what does your gut tell you about census question? >> that government then trump administration will prevail by 5 to 4 vote is although expect that decision last week and a little skiddish now as reason for the delay and a delay like this because chief justice changed his mind in case of bombing obamacare. >> jerry manageddering. >> i don't know which way that will go. enormous impact and it was done by the democrats to help the democrats. the north carolina case the top of the reallies to help the republicans. if they sat down some rule that upsetses both of them that rule will ripple nationwide. >> stay tuned. next week, remember these congressional lines are supposed to be drawn on basis of common interest and geography not on the basis of how can we get our guy or gal elected. which do you think is really foremost in their mind? sm that was the way it was back in the old opinion days. >> pleasure.

jillian in my peripheral vision i have something to say. >> hi guys. all right. let's talk on the story that we continue to follow here. this involves a driver who has now been cleared by the way, of a universe of utah students seemingly disappears. and mexico ken subsidy lewis missing last week an ordering lyft as salt lake city airport. driver tells investigators she ordered a ride to a park at 3 a.m. and met an unknown person. police believe lewis may not be in danger and are looking into with whether she had any secret social media pages. so more updates to come when we get them and meantime let's talk about this protesters plan to burn the american flag on the fourth of july. the the revolutionary communist party seen here says sparks will fry at the president's salute to america even in washington. protester gregory joey johnson tells washington examiner, quote, i'm going to be there in d.c.. and that empire and oppression

will burn. flag burning is legal. schools named after confederate journal robert e. lee are picking new lead to honor so they don't have to pay big bucks to change names this is according to "the wall street journal" saying that school officials in texas plan to short and a school's name to save over 1 million dollars on new signs, sports uniforms and westlake changes. a district in oklahoma tacking on new first name to honor former -- i cannot say that word. philanthropist thank you, social media now making suggestion like bruce lee and oscar winning actor tommy lee jones and when you say them they just get you. >> how about bailey -- maybe they're -- by lee. i went there. all right. thank you very much. let's go over g.d. with some news about the weather. what's so funny? >> i like sarah lee . [laughter]

okay. 73 in new york city. 62 in minneapolis. still a little cool across the northwest, we're deal requesting some rain in the forecast. across portions of the northeast, and including new york city, my hair is very glad that i'm inside today. so there's the last 24 hours we are going to see potential for more rain in the forecast but then a quieter pattern will settle in across much of the country over the next couple of days. we're still going to look for threat of strong to severe storms across midwest up to the great lakes and gulf coast there's your forecast today, and then we're going start to feel some summertime heat here are the northeast, i mean, close to 90 degrees here in new york city. it is summer so -- bring it on, right also looking at the tropics here the pacific off a the coast of mexico, even if this does develop it will stay away from land which is good news. all right. me and my hair over-- >> thank you very much. meanwhile as you know those i.c.e. raids put on hold while

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world most wonderful rocket into space overnight. the falcon heavy a rocket carrying equipment for the pengt begun and nasa as part of the 750 million mission. always neat to watch that. and enormous crater appears in the middle of a field in germany. it was likely caused by explosion of an a old world war ii bomb neighbors say they heard it and felt a blast no one was injured thankfully. back to you guys. thank you very much. [laughter] i'll stand here. sit right here, and bring in mark morgan acting director in nation capitol good morning to you. >> mark there's a story out today a that acting homeland security secretary kevin is accused of leaking the plans for the i.c.e. raids because it was opposed to it ordered top officials to stand down. story says that you were one of the top officials he told to

stand down on it did he? so i hope you can understand my current position as acting director important to talk about specific discussions that i'm having with acting secretary for what i can tell you is -- >> but mark this is a pretty serious accusation. if he asked you to stand down, you would think you would be able to reveal that. >> i don't think it would be appropriate for me in this position steve to talk about this discussions that i'm having with the acting secretary or anyone from the white house. i think those need to stay privilege but what i can say is, that information detailed information about the operation was leaked. its wases out there . and that's egregious, but operation was compromised and when that happens the lives of agents and officers are absolutely put at risk and that was egregious and we're looking at that. >> i spoke to kevin in the office and he denied not only that he said that there was spokesperson that his 18-year career never leaked anything.

i will say that's exactly what i've heard. so you've heard exactly same thing that i have is that the secretary has denied that leaks came from him. that is correct. for the last two weeks. >> that's exactly right i have the same question not only did it compromise or not only did it absolutely negatively impact our ability to maintain integrity of the system enforce rule of law and help mitigate this crisis but again the really egregious part was it put agents and lives in jeopardy by leaking that information out and i hope we can piepgd out how and when this happened. >> mark i to ask you about i.c.. raids and president trump hoping that democrats come to the table willing to comprise call me skeptical but we shall see. but these raids have been vilified by many i.c.e. has been vilified by many accusation is

they're ripping up families. can you give some truth on what actually is going on here with these raids and why they were necessary. why they may be necessary? >> yes. so thank you for asking that question. this is thing that's so incredulous and irresponsible the rhetorics that's out there. i want american people to know this is about maintaining integrity of the system and forcing rule of law. the individuals we're talking about or either criminal ail l yen or including families that have had due process. access to attorneys, access to interpreters at the end a judge ordered them remousted and they still stay here illegal i. they've received due process, if we don't enforce rule of law there's no integrity in the system and we might as well get rid of the entire process. the house may take up that border bill later today and a problem inside the democratic caucus they don't have people who would vote for it but if it does pass the house and through senate white house is

threatening this morning that they qowld go ahead and veto it. because there's no money added for beds for i.c.e. to detain people, zero wall money, nor anymore money for additional border security measures instead, they're pushing more protections for children. you would think if they come up with something somebody would both sides would get something out of the bill. but in this one, it sounds like it is all lob side where had it is what democrats want, and nothing that the president wants. >> so steve this is what is is is so frustrating no one now -- didn't deny that this was a crisis both the humanitarian and nasa security crisis. so you're absolutely right. we need funding to cover both sides of the crisis we absolutely need it for the children, for the dead space but i.c.e. needs it, cvp needs it to handle humanitarian crisis and nasa security crisis. they can't be lob sided or this

crisis will not end. we need congress to step up and give us the funding to address this entire crisis. >> so base, nancy pelosi came out and said all of your raids your raids were about process. they are a violation of status not a valid reason to deport illegal immigrants is she characterizing raids correctly? >> absolutely not these individuals have had more due process than i think any country would have given an imrangt and a judge has a given them a final order of removal which they are not comply with. i've asked them to come to i.c.e. i don't to sending i say to their home or work but they refuse they won't come to us with work with them in a humane compassion and remove them so their country. we have no choice to get them. this is about the rule of law and in maintaining integrity of the system i object to that kind of rhetoric. smtion one of the concern is about detain migrant children and concerns they may be in one of the accusations is they're in

unsanitary conditions how accurate is that? >> so they're absolutely some truth to that and that's why we've been asking congress for a long time to pass the supplement. again border patrol stations, they were designed for adults. to only for a few hours to be removed they're over, i mean, they are overcrowded they've got hundreds of -- children in there we don't want them in those conditions either. we want to get them out of there but we need funding to get adequate breath space but to congress. >> you're never going to have a hyatt at the border and never going to be great that's never the intention. >> that's absolutely right. and a that's another thing like a police station. i mean people know what a police station look like like you said it is not the hyatt but specifically with kids we do want kids out of the those facilities. kids should not be in those facilities but tben this comes down to funding we've been pleading with congress to pass this supplemental so we can get the kids out of there and they've been setting on their

hands. it is -- and then they've vilify border patrol and a i.c.e. when they could solve this problem. >> mark you say it comes down to funding really it come down to politics. >> unfortunately. you would think democrats so concerned they should be about children living in conditions and come to table to have a solution i have yet to see that and remain optimistic you know. >> i don't to get into politics, i mean, i'm a law enforcement professional and simple to me if you want kids to get out of the unsafe conditions, then pass the darn supplemental. fund and get kids to where they need to be, and that's what needs to happen. appointed bid barack obama and donald trump, mark morgan thank you so much. >> you bet. all right. coming up on top of the hour from free tuition and vacation for all -- vacation for all. to cracking down own gun laws 2020 is turning out to be a race to the left.

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it is much more beautiful day right now in our 250 miles north here in new york city where it is yep. rain going on. and not supposed to rain. it was. sm i thought it was. listening to janice shame on you. >> i'm going to ask if this was a surprise because it caught me by surprise listen thank you for joining us jen is in for ainsly today. you're going start with a fox news alert appointed 50,000 troops to stop search of migrants crossing our southern

border. >> comeses who has democrat consider changes to the emergency funding bill they're yelling at each other. and joining us live from washington, d.c., and a griff, the white house is threatening the democrats if you pass that bill, without stuff we want in it, the president will veto it. j that's right, steve, jen, brian and don't be deceived by sun in capitol storms in that dome behind me let me think two pictures here what mexico is succeeding in doing. other is what washington is failing to do now that house supplemental bill is stuck. house democrats can't get it to the floor for a vote many up in arms over treatment of children at the border here's the rules committee, chairman, jim mcgovern who can't get rule passed to start voting. listen. >> there's no excuse for children to be treated that way. you know, i think there's a special place in hell for the people who have allowed this policy to go forward. >> steve as you mention even if

house does pass it appear dead on arrival and qhows will veto it in current form in a statement monday office of management in budget writes put forward a partisan bill that interfunds necessary account in seeks to take advantage by inserting policy provisions, that would make our country less safe. in clock is ticking president gave him two weeks to act but really two days because congress will jailbreak as it is known on thursday for their july recess, meanwhile the other picture mexico, hardening border with more troops. mexico secretary of defense lew we sandoval announcing this, in the northern part of the country we have deployed a total of almost 15,000 troops composed of national guard elements and military units guys i can fell you u.s. border patrol source say they are, in fact, seeing significant reduction of apprehensions in rio grand brian which you were mentioning last hour they said possibly as many as 3,000 last week will see what official numbers are when they come in in early july. for the month of june, but

mexico has says it has prangedded at least 75,000 my immigrants and deported more than 53,000 since december. >> not only if that helicopters but that helps get past the u.s. mca now they can get behind it and get that trade deal done. thanks, griff. but then again you need congress and congress is with the white house. mark morgan with us five minutes ago. one of the thing he made very clear is they need money to get the job done and who writes the check, congress, watch. >> we want kids out of those facilities kids should not be in those facilities but tben this come down to funding. we've been pleading with congress to pass this supplemental so we can get the kids out of there and they've been setting on their hands. it is, and then they vilify border patrol and i.c.e. when they could solve this problem. >> right. it is a total part and now everybody on the talking point, the democrats have every other

network talking points. and vice versa keep saying look at kids and conditions mike pence should bring toothpaste not a matter of that. but funding not there but it is never built to be there. these kids over 50,000 kids have come to our country unaccompanied since november of last year and on top of that 28% come with kids who don't have is a dna match with because they have swipe kits you're asking is to do things that they're not even trained to do. >> mark morgan said on our air he said look conditions down there are not god and that's why the democrats say, they, this particular bill that is could go through the house leader today, it is a tenth of the migrant children whereas administration would like more money for i.c.e. for more detention beds, and border security. none of that is in there. so you know, he qowld not save politics but clearly it is.

>> stop incentivizing the thing to begin with and come over here illegally that leads to the problem you can talk about addressing issue that right now and we should. what we can do about these processing centers what we can do about legislation today, but if you don't stop the system it will happen all over again and never ending wave of this that you have to keep funding and keep addressing and struggle to get both sides of the aisle to come together on. so care about the condition of the children care about an actual solution. meanwhile going to talk to the problem president of the united states decided not to cover that. but he said watch monday i'm hitting with more sanctions he did. he went after the supreme leader directly and other top officials with personal sanctions. much like we did with different in our russia. and i don't know how that's going to resonate does anyone know how that resonated with iran? >> they didn't like it.

treasury secretary steven mnuchin saying sanctions against top leadership and other members of the military will lock up billions of their dollars in assets and what's going to happen is, if any bank involved with those people do business with the united states, we're going to shut them down and to your point brian spokesman said that fact that they would come out with these new sanctions while the united states is saying let's talk, they don't get it. >> we have a tweet from foreign ministry spokesperson says impose a useless sanction on iran, supreme leader, and the commander of iran dploa diplomacy is permanent closure of the path of diplomacy and destroying establish international mechanism from maintaining world peace and security 2378 >> secretary of state is rounding up allies and big example saudi arabia and ambassador now national security

advisor over in israel getting on same page there not just a nuclear program but terror activity and carving up yes, ma'amen or continue to do in syria what they do in financings hezbollah as well as hamas in the gaza strip, and islamic jihad about everywhere. president says listen this has got to sop. other things aside from the individual drone you saw the tankers, and we know of other things that were done also which were not good, and not appropriate. the supreme leader of iran is one who ultimately is responsible for the hostile conduct of the regime sanctions imposed through executive order, that i'm about to sign will deny this supreme leader and supreme leader office and those closely affiliated with him and office. access to key financial resources and support, the

outsets -- and his office will not be spared from the sanctions. you go. the ptd also separately in another interview said he has a legal authority to order a military hit on iran without congressional approval which congress says is not right. meanwhile let's talk a little bit about next person to have the keys to air force one if not donald trump in 2020 who would it be one of these democrats, who certainly have many plans on how to spend a lot of government money. watch this. let's take action and make sure if congress doesn't have gun safety laws then we will get that job done. aalso we can cancel student loan debt or for 495% of the folks who got it. we will demand that wealthy and large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes.

[applause] so that we can make public colleges and universities tuition free. we will pass a law this year in new york. guaranteeing mandatings two week vacation for every working person. are you ready for that in south carolina? we have to do something and reduce the student debt which i don't think the have tile to go into now but we will. >> yeah. a bit of a rush. big promises and interesting when you have this race to the left with all of these proms and just money appears and grows on trees. the question, though, is how is it received by people and i ask myself how is it received around business owners who feel implication of policies well bernie marcus home depot cofounder he came out and he talked about what implication of a bernie ideas would have on his business. take a listen. >> bernie on bernie is probably

the post a child for capitalism when i heard, hear bernie sanders talking about socialize -- this could never happen in the socialized -- never happen. he's the enemy of every entrepreneur that is ever going to be born in this country and has been born in the fast. >> on to say depot he told employees you're investors in our success, he also said i never paid minimum wage always paid above it. i didn't need any guidance through that. and they took tremendous risk in order for that to happen. people should be saluting people like that. even ones that aren't successful. it just seem likest that's where we should be going to school on not all of this vilification of people who happen to be successful. >> that language enemy of the entrepreneur is key, and i feel like if you have more people who started businesses who have started from bottom and worked their way up to top small business owners people who climb women, men, anyone come together and talk about how these policies that sound good

sometimes on paper would actually so negatively affect and would have negatively affected able to build that business and grow about joes that would have a huge impact. >> in fact just about about an hour from right now on this program for instance talking it a guy who appeared in the pages of the wall street journal over weekend he said, this 15-dollar minimum wage job will run me out of business and small business owner. >> start a conversation request knicks restaurant you go into and ask owner what is their biggest worry and it is the minimum wage especially ins service industry. it is not that they don't want it. it is that they have a budget in margins so small if you in there and make them pay that they hire less people they give them less hours, because they're in the business of making money and they can't do it because they're paying people above that. so if you bring the bottom up to those people they're going to want a raise and people who make rule don't know how to run a business. >> talking to him in a little bit in meantime 7:11 in new york

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a large field of 2020 democrats set to take to debate stage for the first time in miami, starting tomorrow. but president trump 2020 campaign is already there, in florida, vice president mike pence today lawrnling the latino for trump campaign to rally hispanic voters to the polls. here with more is florida lieutenant governor jeanette who is co-chairing the event. lieutenant governor good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? >> doing okay tell me about the group latinos for trump? >> well we're excited that just last week president trump announced his reelection, and today we'll have vice president here in miami kicking off latinos for trump coalition, with it is a group of latino and

hispanic elected officials professionals, business leaders community advocates, that are uniting to support president trump, and his agenda really for latinos throughout the country. >> i know in 2016 looking over at the big board, donald trump won 35% of the hispanic vote there in florida which he regards as his second home. you would like to do better next time, right? >> absolutely. absolutely and i think that the past three years under the leadership of president trump speaks volumes to the great work he's done to the latino community if you look at the data, you look at the unemployment report low unemployment for latinos, record high medium income home ownership everything points to promises made promises kept. >> how -- i have a question for you. lieutenant govan our lead story over the last couple of weeks has been the immigration problem and what's beginning on at the border. i know that a lot of folks in

florida are watching what the president is doing. what's the reaction there? >> well certainly what i would tell you is daughter of immigrants i understand all too well the importance of immigration. particularly for state like florida, but we also recognize that we are a country of laws and you have to respect those laws, and it is unfortunate that congress has not been able to get their act together under nancy pelosi and chuck schumer to be able to come together and do common sense immigration reform. but at the end of the day what we're looking for here is to make sure that we provide opportunities for all americans to prosper that's something that president trump has been focused on, and that's something that he's going to continue to focus on. >> when there are tens of thousands of migrants who are released into the united states ultimately that becomes a burden on the various locality. there in florida how much of a burden has it been financially to try to support the incoming migrants?

>> it is, obviously, a burden and ouring tay and services it you look at education to health care, we have to understand that this is a cost to american people and we want to make sure that legal immigrants those that are follow the law those that are doing things correctly. that they aren't penalize sod really that's what our focus is. we want to make sure that we continue to move forward policies that address, economic prosperity for all of those that come to our country legally, and for those that are here currently. >> all right she's the lieutenant governor the great state of florida. co-chairing that cht with michael pence. thank you very much. lieutenant, governor. >> thank you. >> let us know what you think about that. looking forward to amazon annual prime day stick around a big change was just announced. and i think that banner at the bottom kind of gives it away. just saying. i wanted more from

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face on things like number of service members who people voted for in 2016. back to you guys. >> thank you. turning to tragedy in mission texas, corporal police corporal hoze shot in liven adult trying to help a woman whose son shot at her car. >> the 13-year veteran of the police force leaves behind his wife and two children. now the tunnel to towers foundation is launching a fundraising campaign to help pay off that you their mortgage. >> tunnel to tower foundation frank, good morning to you. i know tune rile for this officer is today. he and his wife high school sweethearts weren't they? >> it is just so painful when you see, read these stores of first responders of police officers, that are so many shot and killed and incredible they

have families. they have, you know, high school sweethearts two beautiful children here he is trying to track down somebody who shootint his mother and a mother's car, track him down and get killed himself so tunnel to towers pongs we make sure that we try to bring americans together because this is an american problem because it is all over america, and that we make sure we pay off -- morning tunnel to towers.org. >> i admire what you do for families so important so necessary can you walk us through process of a little bit of how this goes down and go about contacting family what do you say in such a difficult time and how do you present this them this possibility of paying off their mortgage? >> we try to be as respectful as possible for the situation and they're going through and try to react quickly to let them know that people care, that americans care and their community cares to relieve him of that financial

pressure of a whole mortgage we know that's a biggest expension that any of us will ever incur so it is important that we do that. so i call them. i speak to usually the fire chief -- of this case a police chief. and then i speak to the family thereafter to every one of them i didn't speak to her personally but she was so grateful please tell the thank you so much. but it is not me. it is the foundation, and it's row. it's the fox a view is that always come to the aid, and you know, like we always push this 11 dollars a month that everyone could donate 11 dollars month if we have a million viewers donate -- 11 dollars month we could take every police officer every firefighter every gold star family and catastrophically injured service member in america in america every year. that would be fantastic and you

know, and one of the reasons you do this is while first responders do so much for us they don't get paid much. >> they don't and here's the thing. they're willing to die for me, for you, and for you. every day, every single day they don't know us but they're willing to run into a building ready to run into -- something where somebody is getting shot at. they're willing to go overseas to protect this safe here. i mean, come on. it is mrp of a 2% of our country to do this. i think that other 97, 98% should make sure we take care of them and to do 11 dollars a month not asking a lot and they can change lives of all of these families that sacrifice so much for us. i think it is a small price for us to say and it could be contract with america saying hey, your loved one seives your community or country we're going to be here to take care of that incase something happens. >> we're thinking of the family today because today is the funeral frank thank you very much for joining us live.

>> god bless you. >> next we're talking about team usa incredible world cup pfns do they have what it takes to go all the way. fox 11 christine louie she's live nec. politico again this time with a dramatic reading of the mueller report. really? currently here with reaction like a social media -- it is the friends trends. ♪

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caught in a fish line on jersey shore one guy holding shark mouth open. trying to set him free to get the hook out of this. and good news is that released back into the ocean to other fish. in the city -- all right, and hopefully that deal and salt water does accelerate. that's good to know for the shark. meanwhile let's talk about other online trend charlie fox news headlines reporter 24/7 joins us live. look at this cool setup. i know. "fox & friends" trends. this is what we expect with restraining order. >> that's right this was like a legally binging situation. we're here in new york city yet the mayor of new york vonning for the bill de blasio we're going put up on big screen a passage between he and his son that people think is staged. >> that's right so he posted this conversation that he said he had with a 21-year-old son named donte asking for advice

ahead of the first democratic debate. so his son responds saying i have a few ideas first of all you're going to want to establish credibility tell young voters story how you met mom weave it into reflection about how hard it is to find like the one on tinder. so he's going to talk about maybe he should come out bring puppies but then he gets serious and says that, he should just be kind and be himself. so you think this is a really legitimate father son conversation people are saying it sounded scripted. >> not exactly on a roll since he enrolled for presidential request. >> i feel like people like a lot of playings have issues with social media in general, and usually when you try to seem relatable people recognize that you're trying too hard so let's get to some social media reaction on this one if chuck

says this is fake. staged right so cheesy it looks fabricated it say glad you've asked this is something i always say to my dad in text message and kurt said did you guys type this out at the dinner table? cringe worthy. we saw image where it looked like he has a crowd of 15 people. ngt right. and more people than he may have had last time. stepped it up. listen president trump alexandria ocasio-cortez have social media and comfortable getting their message out de blasio, not so much. >> oh, boy. >> meanwhile mueller report a star-studded affair. >> tell us about this please. over a dozen selects took part in live reading of a play based on mueller report and lineup includes a lot of people including a net bening john and melissa and jason alexander and we have a little bit of it right here.

the president took no act that deprived of the documents necessary to complete his investigation. >> some people came to a different conclusion like attorney general bill barr. 207,000 people watched live stream of that performance, for the action -- how many were awake? >> yeah. yeah . yeah -- there it is right there. yeah. you're right and a some people aren't biting and sad having them read it doesn't magically change results other tour user says and then when they were finished they should do mail. good to know who to ignore and future movies and tv shows. so you know, obviously, reaction is divided. >> now overseas, and he notices he's quite popular so what does he decide to do? >> i don't know if this has to do with him asking for this am

of money but he's getting criticized for it so holding black tie dinners and taking a picture with him talked to over a thousand dollars. >> wow. i would pay more than that. >> you would. that's the best. rocky, you ask for a selfie he would do it for free. but this particular picture at this black tie event will cost what, 181. what does that make that? big, well -- spokesmen for the dinner had to deal request this controversy and says as with any business there are constant we work with alist celebs and a quality costs. thousand buck for a selfie richard tweets wow he must need the money. doubt that. george says in other words he doesn't do selfies. i don't know. i think he doesn't know how much it cost . >> i'll tell you this rainbow is coming out with a best movie ever. >> rainbow 9th. five or six. he's ram in this one too? >> at the last scene in last one

down a path and he went down a different path to have a sequel sure enough. >> superfan here. >> see any of them but walk over to a thousand bucks. incase you never see it. thank you very much. thank you, appreciate it. meanwhile, it is pouring here in new york city that's why janice dean is inside. not only pouring but we've got thunder and lightning happening on fox square so i'm very grateful that i'm indoors today. taking a look at the storm reports, we have lots of hail and damaging winds and we have a couple of tornado reports across west virginia become through texas today will be, you know, sort of the last day of strong to severe storms and things start to quiet down for rest of the workweek so severe threat today for parts of the central plains through midwest up to great lakes. can't rule out thunderstorm across gulf kes as well now saturated ground here across area of the so much rain, so anymore rainfall is beginning to add to a bad situation across portions of the mississippi

river valley. parts of the plain states, up towards great lakes and we could see additional rainfall across the gulf coast over next couple of days. here is your forecast so we'll get through today and then calmer, calmer skies for much of the country. we're actually beginning to see some warmer temperatures or for the east coast something that we haven't seen yet since the first day of summer on friday. 105 in phoenix, 75 in port land 88 in kansas city and 85 in houston also watching tropics this was in the pacific south of mexico 70% chance of formation this week, however, the good news is all a of the models show this not really affecting land and moving out to sea. all right i'll do selfies for free -- [laughter] i do them all a of the time. >> indeed no charge at all. >>this you go this in trouble or for charging sometimes. legal came down in middle of the show. all right. meanwhile jill joins us live with headline hads. >> so i think i have a good

group at fox and friends a minnesota woman is speaking out after a nightmare vacation in the dominican republic. kelly took a trip in october to take her mind off the recent death of her husband. instead she passed out after taking a drink from the bar and spent self days in the hospital with a concussion. >> i don't remember anymore than that first hour and a half and all hit home. hit home i really feel like, i mean, my husband was really watching over me. >> at least 12 american tourists have died in the dominican republic since last summer. and a exotic cat attacks mother and her small child. police say that lun onlied at six-year-old turned on mom and tried saving her daughter this happened it in suburban illinois they were both rushed to the hospital with scratch and puncture wounds and not illegal to own one in illinois.

animal control were called in to stop animal. taxpayerstaxpayer shelling 11 mn dollars to house homeless in san diego . money is beginning towards building three elaborate bridge shelters like this massive tent san diego may or your signed off on plan and hopes that tackling his homeless problem, san diego has the fourth high fest homeless population in the u.s. the u.s. women national team survives world cup nail biter. on the line -- scores -- you just saw it miggen scoring her second goal in a penalty kick leading u.s. to a 2-1 win over spain. the team taking on france in win or go home quarter final game on friday on fox get this secondary market tickets are being sold for over 11 thousand bucks

that's who we're going to right now. >> so i know you. meanwhile bring in christine louie within world cup and author of a brand new book called power house and coauthor is here too john jr. welcome to both of you guys. first off to you christina great to see you you're ready to play after 20 years so when you watch that game trailing 1-0 after mistake in the back, you were a defender what were you thinking for the u.s. team ?j you know thingses like that can happen. we've had a game like that scored a goal in the 99 world cup so how they bounced become and i think after that coming off a bunch saving some l names to our keeper and becky solid of a that. >> she's a great player coming off injury but what is it like for a player to make a mistake and have another 80 minutes to go. >> rallied around her and that's

important to be able to don't worry about it and we've got this and megyn scoring that second wasn't easy. there was a lot of time and maker moves the billion and she had a solid shot for that. >> goalie know exactly who the players take the penalty kick. >> not that many going on so you don't really know. but i mean megyn went to same side both times. >> so christine i saw you on television going over 99 team all of you guys reminiscing about about foundation and for ratings are up for fox and everything. but people really are -- have jumped on to this you there in the gipping so you decided to put together this book you're coaching and feel as, though, there's a lot of stuff you learned along way can be put into a book and you -- that's where you hooked up with john so tell me about power house. it was about teamwork women work that they demonstrated through world cup ins but it is taking

those key principle of teamwork applying to business and organizations. >> so couple of key words that jump out in your chapters number one, pillar one is transform what does that mean? >> bring your team together selecting your teammate and employees and building team on that and setting down foundation for it. >> decide what you want there's a lot of times with great employees but may not work well together. >> you got along selecting right people that jell. >> what is an example of that with the team? >> i think when i first made the team selected me -- to north carolina. three young players and got rid of some veteran players who were like 22, 23 at the time so it wasn't like a huge popular decision. >> got you in power what does that mean scwb john? >> it is really about leadership you mention captain but it is leadership of the team and how critical that is, and we were lucky enough to have marissa myer from yahoo! be one of our

people that we interview for that. >> power to take control on the field. >> you have to be able to do things you have to have that feeling where you have the foundation you have the goalset in mind and then you're taking your leadership in the players to be able to -- >> don't you know when a coach believes in you and play better when you do. >> there's no doubt about it and that's the leadership you get from it and going down your captain to players. >> achieve. achieve is looking at communication, handling conflict, and that overall how we're going to achieve our goals. >> motivate. where do we want to keep trying to be successful and make a difference in the world? >> set up goals make it happen. famously told lakers that they have one championship at the ceremony said we're coming back to win another. how did you guys keep it going when you were champions? >> you love that feeling everyone is like well you've tone it but you wanted to keep doing it feeling is incredible and people you're working two, and doing something that you love constantly to be the best. >> one stewart shannon was

getting tony told me this story. he was your former coach, senator oustanding player thought she could be better and all over it at practice and pulled coach over and a say we doapght like the way treating her sometimes employees have to tell ceo. that's our leadership and captain at the time made some great decisions, and do the right things all of the time. >> right, obviously, john she's really let herself go in retirement. [laughter] ready to play, really bothers me. you know -- at that age congratulations pick it up. it is great. >> appreciate it works for sports and light and your business. thanks most definitely l watch on friday, against france, and a lot of people think this will be best game of the tournament. >> game they're talking about. meanwhile coming up straight ahead group of republican lawmakers on the run leaving the state to take a stand on climate change in the democratic governor sent a police after him. how does that standoff end and what are lawmaker who is ran out of town join us?

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good morning welcome back some quick headlines now, bottled water pulled from store shelves over concerns about arsenic a study exposing l vatted levels in unfiltered mineral water at target and a wal-mart that does not meet bolted water starngdz and offering refunds. much better news if you're drinking coffee maybe you are right now. a new study show it could help you lose weight. researchers in the u.k. say coffee helps stimulate brown fat reserve which kicks calorie burning into high gear. scientists haven't pinpointed exactly what part of the brew is to explain. steve. >> thank you very much jillian.

[laughter] iced coffee count? open. meanwhile storming out of a vote on climate change and then skipping town altogether. the governor now calling on state police to haul them back into vote. but they're not backing down, one of those senator who is skip town is tim joins us right now from an undisclosed location -- somewhere in another state right, tim? >> exactly. let's call it mountain west. [laughter] okay. >> i remember a couple of years ago, it was democrats who left the state so they didn't have to face a particular issue. why did republican feel that we've got to get out of town so we don't have to take axon climate change? well we want to take axe on climate change but this was a carbon tax and one of the most

expensive ways to address reduction in cover emissions and all we're saying is it shouldn't cost manufacturing jobs raise the gas tax by 20 cents gallon to start out with and raise natural gas prices for people who heat their home by almost 50%. we think there's a better way to reduce carbon emissions and holding out and only way to stop this vote is by not providing a quorum for democrats to roll over us. >> okay, and so governor has tried calling you and you've called her become and she didn't return the phone call. but is it true that state police are looking for you? >> that is true. the governor did ask that state police to bring us back i've talked to superintendent, the oregon state police twice now as early and as late as yesterday, and he was very firm. he was very persistent but

polite in asking for my return to the state i politely declined his off and he indicated that at any time he would be prepared to -- to facilitate any return to the capitol. >> you do believe that carbon dioxide emission need to be reduced. it's just the way of doing it, right? >> absolutely. so what we've said is that in our districts that republicans represent mainly forced mountain region the biggest carbon emitter is these massive forest fires that we have on annual basis now and we're just saying we need specific resources significant resources to be placed to treat ours force to center force to make them healthy again so we continue to have massive forest fires that emit carbon. >> i was reading materials in your district since you were speaking of districts only 18% of the people in your district support this bill.

>> well about when you tell them what it actually does and not just go with a talking points about it being clean energy jobs. people are very opposed to it, and state wide i think they would be too. one of the things we've said is is if you're so confident people want this refer to people of oregon let them debate it and let them vote on it which we have that process here in oregon. >> tim one of the other things is in the information regarding this, i've read that it is actually a pretty good deal for state of california. and california is calling state lawmaker it is there in your state say hey come on can't you vote for this? >> well, the state of california needs more carbon credits and so really this is a great deal for the state of california not so great of a deal for oregon and oregon small businesses and the people who get their livelihood, as a matter of fact there's a -- there's a factory that makes paper towels up in the air a --

with 2,000 blue collar jobs union jobs, and that plant right now is at risk because of this bill and we just find that unacceptable and we're going to stand with these people, and fight as long as we possibly can and we hope to win. h and get a bipartisan solution to this bill. >> okay. so you are on the run right now, kind of -- although hiding in plain sight people know what state you're in. for the most part, but how long do you have to stay out of the state? >> well, the session constitutionally ends june 30th at midnight, and so unless we can have an agreement that's how long we'll be out. >> all right. solet see. less than a week to go. tim, oregon state senator joining us today from an pun disclosed location sir thank you so much as for joinings live. >> l thank you. all right so what do you think about that? e-mail friends fox news.com. meanwhile 2020 democrats pushing for a $15 minimum wage but

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♪ steve: good morning. pouring here in new york city, absolutely pouring throughout the east, around this town. brian: one of the main reasons why the rain caught my attention is i swore to my family that it was okay to leave the top of the jeep. now everything is soaked. steve: not like it has cloth interior. brian: that is why i wish i -- no cloth, i wish i didn't leave so many clothes in the car. so a lot of gym clothes. steve: what about theft, are you

not worried about that? brian: no one will steal it now. it is soaked and smelly. steve: you're in the information business. i will leave the top down on the jeep, maybe i should -- brian: we have a weather center i could have called. called 1-800. steve: this thing right here. jedidiah: live on the edge a little. brian: i looked up, it seemed clear. jedidiah: that is how brian checks the weather. looks up. steve: the good news, here in new york city the rain will end in 25 minutes. jedidiah: it is too late. brian: i have six hours to dry out. let's see. good news my coffee holders will have plenty of water. i don't need to stop. coming up now, fox news alert. mexico more good news for them for us they're putting 15,000 troops at the border to stop the surge of migrants crossing over. steve: this comes as house

democrats consider changes to the $4.6 billion emergency funding bill. the question when will they vote on it if ever? jedidiah: griff jenkins joins us from washington as the white house threatens to veto that bill. what have you got, griff? reporter: house majority leader steny hoyer lists bringing up the house supplemental bill as possible. democrats have not been able to get to the floor for a vote. they cannot agree on a rule to start the process or what the to add to the bill. president gave them two weeks, but it is really two days. congress leaves for july recess. majority's leader calendar says the last vote will be 3:00 p.m. thursday. it appears the bill is dead on arrival. the white house says they will veto it in its current form. in a statement the office management and budget writes, the house majority put forward an partisan bill and underfunds accounts and inserting policy

provisions that would make our country less safe. meanwhile mexico is doing their part, as you mentioned, hardening the border on their side with more troops. mexico secretary of defense luis sandoval making a announcement. in the northern part of the country we deployed almost 15,000 troops, national guard and military unit. they are seeing a significant reduction in apprehensions, but a cpb spokesman says they can't release numbers until the 8th of july. we'll see what they show. mexico reports that they apprehended almost 75,000 migrants and deported 53,000 since december. guys? brian: steve: if mexico will release the information, wouldn't that be the natural pause in this deal that the president brokered a couple weeks ago where if things don't stop down south, we're going to go to plan b?

reporter: that's right. i sat in for most of these meetings, particularly the post-briefings at the mexican embassy. they said from the beginning 45 days from reaching that agreement they would be willing to look at other measures. if they couldn't get the results they wanted. they anticipate, they were very confident they would get the results. really will be pegged, steve, to about 45 days past their agreement. we're about 15 days since then. we have some weeks to still go. brian: so far very promising start, especially with the other cities where they can wait in order to get their cases heard here. griff, thanks. jedidiah: thanks, griff. reporter: thank you. brian: everyone is focusing on the supplemental they're trying to get out of the house into the senate and something agreed upon before we leave on recess because at the border they have been so overwhelmed. there is no place to put these asylum-seekers or those who were crossing over. so they need about $4.5 billion.

that is the easy part. we know how much the problem is, who gets what? steve: that what is comes down to. it comes down to politics. the democrats talk about how they want to help the families and the migrant children. the republicans are angry that this particular bill that nancy pelosi is pushing does not devote any money to more beads for detention. brian: this is crazy. steve: that is it what i.c.e. wants. i.c.e. will not get it. mark morgan, acting director does in the like it. he was with us about an hour ago. >> thing is so incredulous and irresponsible the rhetoric that is out there. i want to make sure the american people know, this is about maintaining integrity the system, enforcing the rule of law. the individuals we're talking about, are criminal aliens or including families have had due process, access to attorneys, access to interpreters. at the end a judge ordered them removed and they still stay here illegally. they have received due process.

if we don't enforce the rule of law, there is no integrity in the system and we might as well get rid of the entire process. jedidiah: the truth is, it becomes a little bit exhausting to listen to democrats talk about, they want to help migrant children, they're worried about the conditions that, is all valid, do something about it. you don't get to say that, you know what? we'll not fund this, we'll not fund that. we'll not incentivizing a system that promotes human trafficking, promotes child trafficking. if you to out on a limb, our platform we want to better conditions you better put your money where your words are. put money behind that. get to the table. stop making this about politics, about a campaign talking point for 2020 saying trump didn't promote any progress on immigration. steve: turn off the politics, are you crazy? you're optimistic. jedidiah: you have to though. this is issue of not only national security, this is huge humanitarian crisis and democrats will be responsible for that if they have done nothing this whole time. brian: steny hoyer official

schedule as the supplemental border thing a vote today but there is no guarranty they will get together. the democrats say, far left say they are worried that president trump will use some of that money for deportation raids or to build a wall instead of humanitarian aids but keep in mind, the last supplemental, this one, for some reason limits the beds. i don't even understand the concept of limiting beds, while at the same time complaining about conditions. steve: if you limit number of beds, you limit number of people you can detain. brian: right. steve: apparently what democrats are interested in. brian: we detain them. they stand the whole time in conditions we all don't like. steve: would be nice if they had a bed. ever since 1993 "gallup polling" people asked the people what is the most important problem facing the united states, immigration this past june just, the month we're in right now, 23% say that is the most

important facing the united states. that is the highest it has ever been measured by gallup. it is higher on average than any prior year. the number one problem is government at 26%. but nonetheless, so many people are tuned into the immigration problem that suddenly it is higher than it has ever been. jedidiah: that's the thing. donald trump made this a key issue. he made it an issue when he campaigned. he made it priority in a bay i think no other president in recent time has. he is putting ultimatums. putting ultimatum on congress. saying if you don't come to the table to get this done, i will make sure this gets done. when you look at polling, you have to think americans across the country are saying do it, we want this addressessed. we want someone in the white house and in congress to come together to make sure something gets done. we asked you guys at home what you thought about that poll. we have emails an email from cory, if the house dems are so

worried about the children they would work with the president to solve the problem. they need to forget the politics to do the right thing. steve: cindy is up and tweeting, vote out every politician who refuses to help the american taxpayer with the crisis at border. brian: it is a shame, some liberal communities don't want to help. mary says congress needs to pass laws that prevent illegals coming into the country thinking they will get to stay. ridiculous to think we have to be concerned about beds, food, health care, clothing, stop the insanity. think about what $4.3 billion can do for people here legally? it is not chump change. steve: 2020, a lot of democratic candidates, tomorrow they will all be down in miami for the first of two events and if you listened to the candidates over the last couple days you realize that they have got a lot of big plans on a lot of free stuff. watch this.

>> let's take action and make sure that if congress doesn't have the courage to pass smart gun safety laws we will get the job done. >> also for that same two cents we can cancel student loan debt for 95% of the folks who got it. >> we will demand that the wealthy and large corporations start paying their fair share of taxes. [cheering] so that we can make public colleges and universities tuition-free. >> we will pass a law this year in new york guaranty and mandating two weeks paid vacation for every working person. are you ready for that in south carolina? >> we have to do something to reduce the student debt which i don't have time to go into now but we will. brian: joe biden said elizabeth war return and bernie sanders

want to give everything away for free. andrew wang wants to give away wages. $1000 a day for living or a week. steve: a lot of people like that. brian: love to win the lotto. why i scratch off everything i see. steve: when you were in middle school and people were running for office, you noticed they always promise stuff. brian: scandal in 8th grade. a guy was giving away bazooka gum for everyone that voted for him. he won and was disqualified for, you can't give away stuff. campaign violation. steve: i think it was my daughter mary, when she was in school, her opponent promised if she was elected, another young woman, she was elected j.k. rowling, who wrote very popular series for "harry potter" would come to the school. she won in a landslide. j.k. rowling never came to new jersey. brian: here is the thing. remember bobby brady faked to be

sick, wrote a letter to joe namath, showed up at the astro turf in the backyard. those are the true stories. steve: politician delivering on promise. jedidiah: does it matter if you deliver, but you say the feel good stuff, pot of gold for ebb, but by the time you don't get in office it is too late. steve: you have to deliver or you don't get reelected. brian: in america we're used to be let down by politicians, nothing new. jedidiah: both sides. brian: honest slogan for any politician, i will not do anything i promise. i would elect the person. being honest. i will do nothing, at all. ever. steve: that is brian's platform. jillian: if you give away free gum, should have been back in the day, big league chew or bubble tape. brian: remember bubble yum. they found spider eggs in bubble yum. jillian: don't give that away.

steve is like, what? begin with a fox news alert. you are ran's supreme leader said new sanctions continue to close diplomacy. he says the u.s. has a thirst for war. national security advisor john bolton says the u.s. is open to negotiations. the united nations security council is condemning attacks on oil tankers in the persian gulf but is not singling out iran. also breaking right now, four cruise ship passengers are airlifted to florida in a military plane after a tour bus crashes in the bahamas. look at this bus. on its side, filled with carnival cruise line tourists flipping over on the way to an excursion. 28 people were treated for their injuries in the bahamas. right now three passengers are seriously hurt. a fourth is recovering from minor injuries at a hospital in fort lauderdale. an investigation is underway.

several whistle-blowers are set to testify on capitol hill today. va health care workers expected to lay out allegations of retaliation for speaking out against the department of veterans affairs. house lawmakers will examine how they were treated by the agency after they raised concerns about patient care issues at va medical centers. a normal day at school turns into a moment. this little girl will never forget. watch this. >> [inaudible] [laughter]. >> is your dad here? >> no. jillian: look at that. sergeant chris hibin surprising his daughter skyler, spending eight months in africa. very first thing skyler wanted him to do at home, shave that mustache. isn't that adorable. brian: very nice. turns out bubble jump in 1976 did not have spider eggs in it. it was a rumor.

right. we still didn't have it for the whole year. steve: you bought the rumor t was not true. brian: but it did happen in 1976. steve: it was a rumor. brian: we bought it. we bought into it. jedidiah: brian is upset he missed out on all the bubble yum. brian: yeah. bazooka would hurt your jaw. it was so -- [buzzer] steve: maybe your jaw. brian: you could open up baseball card pack, that was good gum. cardboard. jedidiah: we officially derailed this segment. steve: 8:15 here in new york city, switching gear, more stunning revelations in the murder trial of navy seal eddie gallagher pictured right there. jedidiah: how an expert witness may have helped his case big time coming up next. ♪ biopharmaceutical researchers.

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♪ brian: defense lawyers for navy seal eddie gallagher expected to grill the lead forensic investigator today.

steve: he has pled not guilty to war crimes including a murdering a teenage isis prisoner. jedidiah: rob schmitt is with me now. they are calling the investigation offensive. reporter: gallagher's attorney is expected to grill the lead investigator. he claims that gallagher has been treated unfairly ever since his arrest. says the raid on his house was outrageous. >> they took his kids out of his house at gunpoint in their underwear, something they denied for the past two years. yet today, finally under oath they had to admit it. this entire prosecution is without any basis in evidence. it vindictive, it is offensive. reporter: on monday a pathologist testified that isis teenager could have died from a stabbing but that he couldn't determine the cause of death because there was no evidence. this comes just days after the shocking testimony from last week when on the stand you remember a medic claimed that he

suffocated and killed that teenager after gallagher had stabbed him. judge andrew napolitano joined us earlier to weigh in on this case. >> can he be convicted even though somebody on the witness stand said i asphyxiated him? answer yes, if a jury believes the whole thing was started by stabbing this guy in the neck. this will probably cause the defendant to have to take the witness stand which is very risky in a case like this. reporter: there you have it. the trial is expected to last up to three weeks f convicted eddie gallagher could face life in prison. send it back to you. steve: what a story. rob schmitt, thank you very much. jedidiah: thanks, rob. meanwhile 2020 democrats calling for a 15-dollar minimum wage but our next guest says that would kill his business. ♪ (burke) at farmers insurance, we've seen almost everything,

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that did not explode until it did that. neighbors say they heard and felt the blast. nobody was injured. look at that crater. brian. brian: 25 minutes after the hour. 2020 democrat trying to give out more money, calling for a 15-dollar minimum wage. >> we must get a 15-dollar minimum wayne. >> we have to raise the raise to a minimum of $15 an hour. >> so important that all of us support a 15-dollar minimum wage. brian: wow, but in a new op-ed, our next guest says that will put all of him, will put him out of business. larry fox is franchise ownwer restaurants in alabama and florida. he joins us right now. i can't tell you how many people talk to in business more concerned about the minimum wage than anything else. why would it hurt you? >> well right now, we have the ability to pay our tipped employees a lower amount but we have what is call tip credit, use their tips to offset, get us up-to-the-minute mum wage. now you have to understand that a lot of my employees are,

they're young, they're, have, they're going to school and they use this as flexible work hours to earn up to 20, 25, $28 an hour. it gives them the ability to work, stay in school and, but if i lose the tip credit that will increase my labor cost 100%. i don't think i can raise my prices to offset. brian: right. what about kitchen help? what if you raised your kitchen help to that minimum wage structure, would it escalate up everybody else? >> everything would escalate up but our kitchen help, to be honest with you it is close to that now. brian: gotcha. >> it is more about the tip credit and the wait staff. brian: larry you hire less people to work less hours, you will, you will have reaction. they act like when they do this

they're helping the worker. they're limiting opportunities for the worker, because businesses have got to make money? >> exactly. and, you know, restaurants, typically don't have, you know, extremely high profit margins. we're seasonal. the slow times it drops down to 5% margin. so it is, it's a lot of pressure. brian: absolutely. i come from a family that owns bars. i worked in about nine restaurants in my life, i get it. meanwhile the american people seem to not, when asked, do you support the 15-dollar minimum wage, 54% support it, 44% oppose it. i imagine 0% are business owners who took stock in that. when you look at the states that passed it already, new jersey, california, massachusetts, maryland, illinois have done it, you're worried it is coming to alabama and florida. do you talk to other business owners? what do they tell you? >> they're telling me that we're

concerned about the 15 but about the loss of the tip credit would really hurt. if we can still have a reduced tip credit, use the tips to offset it, our girls are making more than that now. so it is not a problem. the big problem is, you've got increased costs in the fica insurance, unemployment insurance, our medical insurance, all of that continues to go up as we as wages. so it is, a lot of pressure on trying to control your labor. brian: larry, we have to encourage people like you to jump into the restaurant business, build another franchise. why do politicians make it harder for you? they should talk to you first before they pick up the phone and try to pass legislation? thanks, larry, thanks for editorial, thanks for being a voice of the business owner. >> thank you for having me.

brian: straight ahead. a student group in texas threatening to post private information about incoming freshman who say they're conservative. what's that about? lawrence jones has something to say about it. he joins us live next. ♪ when did you see the sign?

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noose around his neck. reporter: chicago police tell us there is video of smollett walking into his apartment, with the noose around his neck. we have new video where chicago police enter smollett's apartment for the first time. the video shows police asking smollett if he wants to take the rope off his neck, smollett says yeah he does, he wanted police to see it first. here is the moment caught by chicago police body cameras. >> want to take it off or anything. >> i do i want to -- [inaudible] reporter: also new, this video shows chicago police arresting one of the osan taro brothers at o'hare airport. they tracked down the two brothers that police say smollett paid to pretend to beat him. this helps place the brothers at scene of the alleged attack. shows the brothers delivered in

cabs and ride shares to and from the area of smollett's apartment. just last friday, a veteran judge here in chicago ruled that a new independent special prosecutor will investigate this entire case from the start. it means that jussie smollett could be charged all over again. so far the actor maintains his innocence. steve: he does indeed. matt finn, live in chicago. brian: i am spotting holes in the story. jedidiah: just a few. steve: do you think? just a couple. lawrence jones, editor-in-chief, campus reform, fox news contributor, you see him on "fox nation." that is very telling, jussie smollett did not realize the body camera was on for the police officer. ultimately asked him to turn it off. you want to take that thing off? i just wanted you to see it. its with the rope around his neck. >> he planned this like it was going to be a movie. the problem when you're actually investigating a criminal act, there is more evidence. that you cannot have these holes

in the story. i think the entire smollett story is indicative what happens in chicago. is the good ol' boy system. there is corruption from the mayor's office, school boards, local businesses. so he felt, i think in my opinion he would be able to get away with something like this, because he was so well-connected. that is typical chicago behavior. for some years we abandoned the city, and essentially, it is ring around the rosy of corruption there. brian: right but here's the thing, for the next person is racially attacked with innuendos in there, if something like that happened he created doubt where it shouldn't be because he made this whole thing up. it could have been race riots in every major city. >> classic story of parents tell you when you grow up, the boy who cried wolf. when you need people showing up they will be less likely to do it because you lied the entire time. i went to chicago with sean

hannity to talk to residents about the story, many people who looked like me was very upset. there are missing girls in chicago right now. unsolved murders are there. parent that kids were murdered were very upset, resources they put on this case, most of the community don't get those resources when a murder occurs. so there is a lot of people upset about this locally in chicago. jedidiah: lawrence i have to shift over to the university of texas because this stuff is really bugging me. supposedly they are threaten dox conservatives and groups? >> this is typical behavior. i take this personally. you they did this to one of our leadership institute field reps because she was pro-kavanaugh protester. they put her information on line to haver do x'd. this is not typical behavior we've seen at campus reform. dartmouth university is teaching a course on american

conservativism with liberal professors. my intern is getting ready to go to dartmouth. can you imagine how he will be treated once he gets there, inturn for campus reform entire time? every single time we put young people on tv to talk about the stories , indoctrination on college campuses. they're met with professors hating them, kids with the maga hats have been assaulted this is typical behavior on college campus. they need to be punished. thank god greg abbott, if you try to suppress free speech on college campus we'll get involved. president said through executive order you will be punished for it. funding needs to be taken away. steve: given that what happens, people speak out, they shut up, they clam up. >> they clam up. it is all about the money. start attacking universities with the money, they get federal funding, all of these universities get some sort of federal funds. take it away, i guarranty it will get their attention. brian: i have no idea why the

private colleges get federal money. >> they shouldn't. be calling boards of colleges get them involved when this stuff happens. jedidiah: another interesting story coming out of the nba with the commissioner are saying that the league is moving away from the term owners. brian: some players had a problem with it. jedidiah: using term governor instead, suggested that the term owner has racial connotation. >> not to me. i want black ownership. my message hasn't changed since i got involved with this movement. i want black ownership and black independence when it comes to businesses in our communities. what i would like to see athletes, jay-z, more of the people that have the money, jay-z became a billionaire buy these teams, become owners. instead of saying we don't want ownership at all i would like to see more black ownership. that is how you save the community. they have the funds to reinvest the community. brian: mark cuban saw this whole controversy pop up, they went to

him. ultimate owner. it is not a big deal, run a company, own a company, start a company, you decide what to call yourself. he considers himself an owner. >> an owner invests back into the community. if i paid my money, you will not tell me what to call my business. i owned it. i slaved to get it. brian: i won't frequent that business because it is racially insensitive. >> it is not racially insensitive. many players that own companies by the way which i love that call themselves the owners. they they all call themselves owners. this is ridiculous. identity politics. this something they heard from a college course telling them it is incentive. it pays to be the boss. that is what i was raised. if you own the company you are the owner, you make all the decisions. that is how it works. steve: mark cuban said he owns equity, not people. >> semantics. everybody doesn't want to offend anyone, bottom line it is ownership.

pay the bills, pay the people. you expect them to go out there and perform. brian: governor is ridiculous. governor? governor of the golden state warriors? what does that mean? >> voting on the governor pretty soon. brian: are you governor or the governor, or are you the governor? steve: lawrence, thank you very much. watch him on "fox nation." keeping up with jones is the name of the show. brian: catch up with you on "after the show show." if i was not touching this i would not have -- steve: that's right. brian: absolutely true. when i record an album i do that. jedidiah: you do? steve: which was when? brian: early '70s. steve: durable the whole bubble gum thing? brian: yeah with the "partridge family." jillian: would you listen to brian's album? probably not. he is in rare form. look series of gone through the roof. talk about this story. protesters threaten to burn the american flag on 4th of july.

revolutionary communist party seen here, sparks will fly at the president's salute to america event in washington. protester gregory johnson tells the "washington examiner" quote i will be there in d.c., that rag of empire and oppression is going to burn. flag burn something legal. principal at the performing arts high school that inspired the 1980 ace movie phil is reportedly forced out. ♪ ♪ fame, i want to live forever jillian: lisa mars ran laguardia high school in new york city. she is following leaving her posts students who were unhappy she prioritized academics over the arts. british taxpayers on the hopes for royal renovations. spending $3 million to update and repair their new family home at the famous cottage. royal officials say the renovations were necessary to guarranty the long term future

of the property. critics argue the money is needed elsewhere. they're known as killer whales but these orcas have a bit of a soft side. check this out. researchers releasing this adorable photo you see in a second after two orcas kiss up after a fight. they live in captivity at a zoo in pain. they have similar reactions to humans in certain social situations. that may impact the animal's behavior. steve: adorable pictures of killer whales. brian: they didn't name themselves killer whales. we named themselves killer wales. maybe they're not that bad. with more on this, janice. steve: focus in on maybe just the weather? jillian: so many things going through my mind. i'm glad i will just dot weather. 72 here at new york. 69 in cleveland. we have showers and thunderstorms across the new york city area. i learned that brian kilmeade

had his jeep uncovered. brian: left the top off. janice: that is not good. you know the bat phone number. brian: or you didn't call me. janice: i'm supposed to call you. anyway. here is the past 24 hours, rainstorm moving offshore. we could have a little batch later on today. things will clear up and we'll feel like summertime abortions of the northeast which a lot of people are anticipating. severe threat through tonight across portions of the plain states and gulf coast but things start to settle down. we're going to get more of a summertime pattern for much of the country. so look at new york, 87 on wednesday. 89 on thursday. 88 in new york city on friday. things will start to calm down. we won't see as much severe storms but definitely will feel like summertime, brian. i mean, i'm sorry. brian: yeah, you're sorry. janice: i am. i heard earlier you didn't listen to the forecast, now you're paying the price. brian: my cup holders are full.

there is goldfish in them now. steve: i have a feeling not the first time you left the top off. brian: there is no evidence to prove your theory. i would not doubt you. steve: i will call your wife. brian: kind of a hassle putting it back on. steve: i didn't think so. okay. she is watching. brian: she knows. soon as she heard the rain, she knows exactly who is to blame. jedidiah: brian. steve: this is not working out well. jedidiah: it is not good, brian. brian: thank you very much. steve: meanwhile liberals reportedly forming their own list of potential supreme court nominees. they're keeping it a secret. jedidiah: what are they hiding? we'll get to the bottom of it next. ♪ il liqui-gels, you'll ask... what stiff joints? what bad back?

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>> good morning, every win. big news on iran, saying the door to diplomacy is closed after the white house announced the new sanctions. where does it all go next? steve: the fight for the latino vote in 2020 is on. how the trump campaign plans to woo voters. rnc chairwoman ronna mcdaniel will join us. chicago police releasing 70 hours of video in the jussie smollett case. what the new video is revealing now. tom cotton is our headliner. the a-team is on deck. join us live at the top of the hour. jedidiah: we will be watching, meantime quick headlines for you now. a new jersey woman who worked as a double agent for isis will be sentenced for second time today. federal prosecutors say she secretly helped the terror group while she cooperated with u.s. authorities after confessing to

being an isis recruiter. in 2016 she was charged with supporting the terror network. she made a deal with network agents and was let go on supervised release. she faces life in prison. illinois governor jb pritzker is expected to sign a bill to legalize recreational marijuana today. it will allow growth sale and possession of cannabis for those 21 and over. the law goes into effect january 1st. jed? jedidiah: "the new york times" reporting liberal groups are compiling a list of potential supreme court nominees. they are keeping it secret. a stark contrast from president trump who released his list as a candidate. the judicial crisis network is going after democrats with this ad. >> they built a secret list of judges that they won't show anyone, keeping americans in the dark, running for are president with a list of secret court picks. what are they hiding? tell joe biden, trump released his list. why won't you?

jedidiah: here to react the chief counsel and policy director for judicial crisis network, carrie seven -- severino. >> glad to be here. jedidiah: why don't they put it out there? >> president trump put the list out, fulfilled the campaign promise. he would put on judges faithful to the constitution and the law, that is what americans want to see. my fear the liberals are campaigning trying to pack the court now. they want to add justices. they want liberal activity so extreme they don't want the american people to see the kind of people they want to put on the court. we think americans should know the information before they're choosing who to vote. release the list. show us who you want to put on the court. jedidiah: look what happened with respect to the 2016 election and the importance of scotus nominees. 70% of voters said an important or most important factor. 56% trump voters said most important factor. i spoke to a lot of people

throughout that election that told me that one of the main reasons that they voted for donald trump was because of that information he put out there on the supreme court, were his supreme court nominees. are democrats afraid though, this hesitance will not sit well with their base? maybe this would rev up their base, to go out and vote for them, would it not? >> maybe. there certainly running as far to the left they can every chance they get but i think their worry is the average american, sure people on the left, they want a judge who will be on there basically second guessing everything that the elected representatives do, pushing the nation as far to the extreme left as they can. i don't think that is what the average american wants. we want judges who will be faithful to the law first, the constitution, what it actually says. i can tell you, if those are the kind of people that were on the democrats list, they would be happy to put it out there, that would be winning them points. it is not. jedidiah: the fear the independent voters, voters on the fence might be completely turn off when they recognize what a far left supreme court

justice nominee looks like. i want to ask you about some big scotus decisions still to come. we have the 2020 census question, for example, what do you think is going to happen here? >> this is a key example of something that should be common sense. most of the nation's history we have asked on the census are you a citizen or not? the united states needs to know the things everything from arranging voting districts to find out how to apportion money but the democrats are trying to block that. and you've got, we may see four members of the court saying yes, you can't put on the census a question that has historically been on the census because donald trump is doing it. it is relying on utter speculation on that their part. it is really concerning thing when you see judges who are willing to go so far as to almost challenge the concept of citizenship, should america even know who its citizens are. jedidiah: looking at a question of congressional districts and gerrymandering what do you think about that one? >> this question on people on

both sides are trying to get the court to jump into this. there is no legal standard how political the process can be. something inherently political. what i worry about, they're asking judges to be the people doing second-guessing on the political questions. it will be bad for the court and because they will have to invent legal standards out of whole cloth to do this. they need to leave that to the politicians. unfortunately the political process, let politicians do that, let's not politicize the supreme court. jedidiah: you and i obviously being in news, we're plugged into these things. how plugged into the decisions do you think the average american voter is? do you think they watch things closely? that things like supreme court nominees are what they are following right heading into 2020? are these priority issues for them? >> i think it's a issue of priority for a lot of people. he specially growth of federal government and court many times seizing more power than it is supposed to v the court is all too involved in everyday issues in everyday americans lives.

it would be something better if the court didn't have as much action. leave it to where the lawmakers put it, what the costtution says. we wouldn't all have to pay attention who is in the supreme court. go about our business, elect our elected representatives. they would write the laws. americans care about making sure that the courts are bound by rule of law. jedidiah: quickly, do you think decisions and outcomes will have a positive impact on president trump's potential re-election? >> i think, absolutely. we're seeing very strong decisions particularly from his nominees again and again going back what does the law say, what does the constitution say? again that is what americans want to see, every issue that comes back to the supreme court, we want to make sure we're putting it back where it belongs in the constitution. jedidiah: thanks for being here. always appreciate your input. love that ad. >> thanks so much. >> for "fox & friends" coming up just ahead. ♪ sometimes, the pressures of today's world can make it tough

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