>> shannon: just a reminder, we have special shannon: special coverage for you the next two nights, 11:00 pm to 1:00 eastern from miami. most watched, most trusted, most grateful you spent the evening with us in dc. heather: this is "fox and friends first" which happening at 4:00 am on the east coast a fox news alert, robert mueller headed for the hot seat. house democrats calling their star witness to testify about the russia report in what is expected to be one of the most anticipated hearings of the decade but did it backfire in democrats with both sides gunning for answers? we will talk about it. the house passing a $4.5 billion supplemental board fund to supplement the funding out there. white is about to hit a wall in the senate as the clock ticks toward 4 july recess.

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capitol hill next month, donald trump tweeting presidential harassment. house democrats issuing a subpoena for mueller who said his report was his testimony. the left expected to demand answers on how mueller determined there was no collusion and what role william barr played. the president's lawyer says republicans may have questions too. >> republicans have the right to answer questions. speed him somebody is not telling the truth. you put them in the context of everything i don't think the conclusion will change anything about what happens here. heather: republicans expected to grill mueller on the unverified steel dossier used to speed up dirt on the trump campaign. mark meadows slamming democrats for their handling of robert mueller's testimony questioning

the legitimacy of their subpoena. >> we find out about this on the house floor they don't go through normal protocol to let the minority know they broke house rules. i'm not sure the subpoena is valid. it is not a good day for america but robert mueller better be prepared. i can tell you he will be cross-examined for the first time and the american people will see the flaws in his report. it will backfire on the democrats. this is a sad day for civil liberties and those who love those rights we have, the worst day for congress because what we have now done, what adam schiff has done, basically harassed the president and put forth a political agenda. heather: is this presidential harassment? many of you do think so. nick tweeting democrats walked into the trap. any question they ask has artie been answered in the report.

republicans have tons of questions that aren't in it. ralph writing this is overkill spending taxpayer money for what? carol posting harassment and an attempt to gain ways to destroy donald trump. the other big story overnight, the house passing a $4.5 billion emergency funding bill to address the crisis at the southern border. this sets up a showdown in the senate days before congress leaves for the july 4th recess. griff jenkins joins us to break it down. >> reporter: never a slow day in washington except when lawmakers leave town but first we get a classic showdown. democrat led house passing their version of the 41/$2 million largely along party lines, 230-195, nancy pelosi rallying the troops last night.

>> the situation is child abuse. an atrocity that violates every value we have not only as americans but as human beings. >> reporter: you became objections from the hispanic oxen progressive members. four democrats voted against her, alexandria ocasio cortez, iona presley, and repeatedly. three republicans to support policy, will heard, chris smith, now it is up to the republican-led senate to pass their version of an aid package which is like the house version, has more support from the white house and mitch mcconnell taking the lead on what he hopes will head to the president's desk. >> it is past time i democratic colleague stop standing in the way and let the senate get this done. >> the senate is likely to pass their version of the measure today but the clock is ticking

because the final bill will be reconciled between the two chambers and that takes time and congress will depart on the fourth of july recess tomorrow with no guarantees the president will sign anything. shannon: heaven for bid they stay until the work gets done. thank you so much for joining us. appreciate it. two us service members, it is unclear if it happened during combat. fallen troops will not be named into their families are notified, this after mike pompeo made a visit to the war zone hopeful a peace deal with the taliban and could come before september. the sheriff's deputy gunned down trying to protect his community. troy chisholm was shot responding to a disturbance in rural illinois, a 4 year veteran of the fulton county sheriff's

office as well as emt. it is unclear if the gunman is in custody. chisholm is the 23rd officer shot in the line of duty this year. mike pence launching a national effort to mobilize latino voters as democratic presidential candidates descend on florida ahead of the upcoming debate tonight. jonathan's theory is in miami with advice for the swing state. >> reporter: launching a national effort to mobilize latino voters mike pence touted low unemployment, strong economy and flooded the trump administration's opposition to oppressive regimes in venezuela and cuba. >> latino americans know better than most about the cost of socialism. >> reporter: his reference to socialism was a swipe at democrats who are gearing up for the first debate over the next two days in miami. during the presidential

candidate forum at telemundo center hosted by the national association of latino and appointed officials democrats criticized donald trump's treatment of undocumented immigrants as asylum keepers. >> there is nothing this president will not do to hold you back. >> reporter: more established candidates are likely to use the debates to set themselves apart from the crowded field while others try to make their mark before a national audience. >> a lot of people don't know me the way they know the other people in this race but i will do what families do which is work hard and keep going. >> reporter: a recent telemundo polls 56% of florida hispanic voters would vote for a democrat over donald trump if the election were held today but when broken down further florida voters of cuban origin would vote to reelect the president by 57%. and of the debate, the meeting was important, late tuesday, beto o'rourke held a town hall with members of teachers unions.

heather: we will have more on the debate coming up. mitch mcconnell said he will hold a vote on a bill to keep the september 11th victims compensation fund up and running. the senate majority leader making that decision after a heartfelt plea to victims on capitol hill following emotional calls for action by comedian jon stewart and former police detective who is now fighting cancer in hospice care. >> louis alvarez is bad, we want the senate majority leader to be reminded of people like detective alvarez. shannon: the victims compensation fund benefits people who develop illnesses after the 2001 terror attack, the fund is set to expire at the end of next year.

donald trump honors war hero with the medal of honor. the former army staff sergeant becoming the first living iraq war veterans receive our highest military decoration for valor. >> i served with other men, i think the army for giving them purpose and meaning and direction. an absolute honor to serve in the us military. heather: he put his life on the line rescuing his entire squad from enemy fire in falluja in 2004. congratulations to him. well-deserved. the time is 10 minutes after the top of the are. how dangerous our sanctuary city policies? now we know ice revealed exactly what kind of criminals these cities are protecting. accused killers included. >> a bible, an american flag,

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foundation, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. we brought this up yesterday because there was at least one individual in washington state accused of rape, told to self deport and go to mexico, released and once he was released found that victim and raped her again. it just one example of the horrific crimes these people are accused of and they are let go. >> when it comes to sanctuary cities the left tried to give us the example of making us think these were average illegal immigrants. think of the average hard-working person or whatever but the reality is sanctuary cities are designed to protect criminals. when we pick up something for committing a crime, these are the people being protected by sanctuary city policies. democrats talk about they don't want criminals on our streets but the policies don't match

reality. shannon: and they don't make sense, just common sense. here is what washington state, i slamming washington things were a law that protect illegal immigrants, here's what they had to say. policymakers who strive to make it difficult to remove dangerous committal aliens and aim to stop cooperation of local officials and business partners harm the very communities whose welfare they have sworn to protect so it is this lack of communication with ice that is a detriment to the citizens that live there legally. >> this is law enforcement 101. we should be cooperating with present agencies, they should be sharing information about dangerous individuals in the community and this shouldn't matter if they are in illegal immigrants or not, we should want these types of committal to be arrested and because they are illegal immigrants, because they don't have a right to be here they should be removed. heather: we can bring a stat for

people at home to see it, 90% in 2018, 90% of illegal immigrants arrested by ice had criminal convictions pending criminal charges. that backs up what you were saying and look at the number of states in the us paying attention to that stat and there are ten including washington state that we have been talking about. and there are other states considering banning sanctuary cities. >> indeed. there are lots of states that want to do the opposite of what is going on in century city, they want to help and recognize anyone in their community who shouldn't be in their communities is coming crime, they want that individual gone. they want their communities safe and they want their communities safe for average law-abiding americans but also immigrants, the immigrant community, they should want these people gone because these people are often targeting them as well. shannon: who ultimately are the

lawmakers making this decision? who are they working to protect if not the citizens that legally live there? >> this is where it gets into politics as normal. rather than thinking about the citizens, people who have elected them, the people they are sworn to protect, we see this in the media a lot from democrats talking about how somehow we should be protecting illegal immigrants. that is the constituency they are working to protect. in this case they are protecting the criminal illegal immigrants. it makes no sense from a policy perspective and no sense from the perspective of who they are supposed to be serving. shannon: bill: keep for joining us, appreciate it. have a good day. the time is 18 minutes after the top of the hour and this police officer shot while on the job and forced into retirement early but refused his fool benefits. his wife took her fight to the

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and snuck past agents after using restroom for a layover in texas, getting deported back to romania for the second time. the first was in february overstaying temporary visa. agents say he had not been seen since the escape which happened june 10th. phil roosevelt was forced into retirement early after being shot on the job in 2017. after being denied fool benefits his family thought to change the law and won. and their two sons, ryan and michael. thanks for coming. let me begin with you. you decided to take this fight and move it forward and you won. what was the basic thing that

was going on. explain it to everyone. >> six months after my husband was accidentally shot and his kidneys failed i started to see a decline and needed to fight because it was getting scary. heather: what was the policy? >> he was getting workers compensation, obstacles we had to deal with but we were able to fix that. as far as phil and his future in working we needed to figure out what was going to happen because he was going to be forced to retire which ultimately he was. heather: you were forced to retire because of injuries you sustained, and the state as a result of that possibly was going to end of cheating you out of your retirement or part of it.

>> i had been on the job, i don't think any police officer think about what can happen. i thought i was going to be taken care of but we ran into some problems and i was figuring out what is my future? not only with my injuries but support my family and all. heather: with two sons to deal with, they are of that age, you need to take care of them and the people in the community that you have been taking care of where is going to take care of you but you did something about it. >> i did do something about it. i did some research and came across an organization admit mario oliveroh who was cofounder of the organization, former detective that was shot 6 times, died twice and came back to life, he told me about special

legislation which is you get 100% of your pension tax-free and with that information, i took it to connecticut and presented it to the state representative, senator bob doss. after a couple months he did file my bill january 26, 2019. and four months later. heather: public safety officers, police included if they are forced to retire early they get 100% of their pension. >> basically all first responders in the state of connecticut if permanently injured in the line of duty, at work, permanently injured, they will get 100% of their pension tax-free. heather: how are you doing now? >> a bright light at the end of the tunnel.

something i can look forward to. something that was credited to my wife. i don't have that fear of not being able to take care of my kids and my wife like i used to. heather: one less thing to worry about. thank you for joining us this morning. thank you. the time is 27 after the top of the our. a new twist in the case of the missing college student. the last known photos of her just-released. how police think these pictures could find her. play ball today if you can believe it. another year since the congressional baseball game and carly shimkus is there, we will check in live next. (danny) let me get this straight.

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heather: look at our top headlines, fox news alert, robert mueller will testify on capitol hill next month issuing a subpoena for mueller who already said his report was his testimony. special counsel set to appear before congress july 17th, donald trump colin at presidential harassment. the house passing a million-dollar emergency funding bill to address the crisis at the southern border. a showdown in the senate just days before congress leaves for july 4th recess. mitch mcconnell says the bill has no chance of passing since the trump administration doesn't report it. the g 20 economic summit, he is expected to meet with chinese president xi jinping to talk

about the us china trade war. there hasn't been congress on the deal since talks broke down in may. a reward for missing college student cell phone records. mckenzie was last seen a week ago taking a lift car service from salt lake city airport to a park at 3:00 in the morning and police hope to find out more about the an adult's dating life. claudia cowan has more. >> the last known footage we have of her and it shows what she was wearing that day. detectives continue working around the clock on this case and find mckenzie remains a high priority for us. >> reporter: mckenzie lewis, missing nursing student from the university of utah disappeared a week ago. police say she was last seen meeting an unknown purpose and in the predawn hours of june 17th. after she arrived at the salt lake city utah airport at 1:30

in the morning she sent a text to her parents in california letting them know she had arrived safely. 40 minutes later she took a lift from the airport to hatch park in north salt lake, a suburb 20 minutes from her apartment. arriving there at 3:00 in the morning. the 23-year-old put her bag in the unknown person's car and left with them. she has not been heard from since. >> detectives listed mckenzie is missing and are exploring all avenues including writing and serving various warrants, talking to friends and family. >> reporter: police are working to identify the make and model of that vehicle and to determine a reason she may have gone missing. >> mckenzie and the case, let us know your safe. >> police say there is no sign of foul play but out-of-town weddings, this is completely out

of character and mckenzie's family should a statement asking for anyone with information to call police. claudia cowan, fox news. >> defense attorneys and trial of eddie gallagher will call their first witness today. the prosecution just rested its case. the decorated navy seal has pleaded not guilty to war crimes including at teenage isis prisoner, and no evidence of murder. last week a medic testified he suffocated and killed the teen after gallagher stabbed him. the trial is expected to last 3 weeks. today, 2020 hopeful elizabeth warren will visit of florida migrant detention center housing unaccompanied children. the democratic senator will make the trip just hours before the first democratic debate, warren

says she wants to decriminalize border crossings, we should not be criminalizing mothers and babys trying to flee violence at home or trying to build a better future. bernie sanders tipping off illegals about potential ice raids. the presidential candidates, the campaign email list to warn voters last week. that is latino -- to spread this information in the community. the mayor encourages people to avoid immigration official. from the house floor to the baseball field, lawmakers face off for charity at the annual congressional baseball game in washington dc where carly shimkus joins us from national park. are players ready for the big game? it will not be as hot there as

it is here? >> reporter: it will be a scorcher in the 90s in washington dc. they have that to look forward to but you are right, i am standing outside national park where the washington nationals play but a very different sort of baseball game will be going down the congressional baseball game. this is a time-honored tradition that dates back to 1909. this event is not about wins or losses but about unity, patriotism and fun and one of the only times republicans and democrats came together on the same playing field. this game took on a whole new meaning two years ago when the gunmen opened fire on a republican congressional baseball practice. 's goal was to kill as many republicans as possible. we will talk to congressman steve scalise later today. he made his triumphant return to the baseball field and we will talk to congressman roger williams, the team manager and

congressman brad when strip who is credited with saving steve scalise's life. let's look forward to today. as for the baseball democrats are on a hot streak. they have won 9 of the last 10 games. republicans have a lot of catching up to do. as for me and i just found out i may be partaking in a little batting practice later today and i am by no means an athlete so if you want to watch me embarrass myself a whole lot of fun and reflection today at national park in washington dc and thank you for the vote of confidence, really appreciate it. heather: make sure you have some cameras rolling when you do it. thank you. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. robert mueller will testify, the biggest on capitol hill in decades. will this backfire on the

democrats who won't let this investigation go? is there anything left to learn that is not already in his 400 page plus report? we will debate. ♪

>> i'm interested for the american people to hear from him. it is a campaign of misrepresentation. >> they can do anything they want in the house and it will blow up in their face. heather: former special counsel robert mueller has agreed to testify before the house judiciary and intelligence committee next month. what will we actually learn from of the hearing? here to debate is trump campaign advisory board member and democratic strategists kevin walling. thank you for joining us. mueller was subpoenaed.

they said they would do it and he has agreed to testify but he also said the report speaks for itself and he will not go beyond the four corners included in the 400 plus pages so why are we doing this? >> what he said specifically when he spoke publicly, the report is my testimony. when we get down to when he testifies on capitol hill we mailed really see him recite passages directly from his report so i don't know how much we will find out that this could backfire on democrats who think they might reveal information about the president but it may be an opportunity for republican members of the house to ask questions about fisa court abuses and so much more than many have been concerned about. heather: are you concerned this could benefit republicans because they have questions too? >> it is a great thing the

special counsel is coming before the american people. the ranking member of that house committee, doug collins from virginia requested that he be subpoenaed. to madison's point i think republicans want answers as far as origins of this report and gives them the opportunity to ask those questions but anytime you have a person like this in this capacity, and -- >> kenneth starr in the late 1990s, at the same time, and they want leaders to go beyond this if you look at poll after poll. madison, the amount of money, that will heard democrats? >> there are still a lot of unanswered questions in regards to the start of this investigation and potential abuses. it comes to the investigation.

lindsey graham did a great job asking pointed questions talking about robert mueller, did you have all the information needed in those hearings as well. a lot of these questions have been answered, millions of documents, i don't think there was any obstruction or attempt to block the investigation. we need to move on at this point. >> let's move on to our second topic and let you respond to this. in terms of the debate coming up tonight, the first gop debate in 2015 the issues were iran, abortion and immigration, those dominated the conversation. will they be the hot topics this time around? >> what is old is new again with regard to iran and conflict in the middle east.

the healthcare debate is an important one. we saw how important it was in the midterm elections. 40% of those folks who turned out in the midterm elections that healthcare was there number one issue and it is important to have these debates i will note under the trump administration over 1 million people lost their health insurance and i'm happy to have that debate whether it is the public option, medicare for all and is substantive debate in miami as well. shannon: healthcare neither the top 3, it is number 4, medicare for all. we can bring all those topics, this is the top eight, what democrats want to hear and topping the list, 63% want to talk about climate change, 62% gun policy and 60% the recent abortion bill. >> we will hear a lot of the topics we heard in 2015 hit on again but we will hear things like the me too movement, socialist policies that have been put forward. a lot of democrats out there and

republicans as well are concerned about the national debt and deficits, they want to talk about how to implement these policies democrats are proposing without continuing to see this economic irresponsibility. >> let's talk about him eight topics in your response to this, criminal justice reform at 45%, donald trump 44% and stupid loan debt we heard a lot about. i am surprised the us-mexico border wall only 25%. >> it is interesting. there is a hunger on our side to move past donald trump and talk about substantial issues and not get bogged down in a back-and-forth with this president but talk about trade policy on that list, people in middle america being decimated, and they are being decimated by this trade policy.

focusing the fight on substantial issues to not talk about donald from. >> the only foreign-policy issue that made the list was relations with iran. we will see if anyone stands out as we move forward. appreciate it. have a good day. the time is 10 minutes until the top of the hour and soldier dad pulled off an emotional surprise. after eight month away, this daddy daughter duo is reunited next. hey! i'm bill slowsky jr.,

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>> what started off as an average day, turned into the sweetest surprise. >> is there more here? >> air force sergeant chris higgins surprised his daughter at school and look at her reaction. that sergeant, his daughter, skyler, and girlfriend amanda, thank you for joining us. i will start with you. did you know he was going to be there? >> i thought he was going to come on wednesday because everyone thought he was going to find out wednesday. heather: you gave him a big hug. >> i was crying, freaking out.

heather: you have seen videos like these before. have you asked your dad if he would do something like that? >> yes i did. >> chris, you were away for eight month and you were a photographer. correct? >> in charleston, south carolina. heather: you flew into hurricane florence. >> i did last year. it is quite an experience. heather: where were you the last eight month? >> last 8 months i was stationed in the horn of africa in djibouti, africa, and throughout the continent of africa, and whatever is needed.

heather: were you involved in putting this underway? >> i had to keep the secret and he did surprise me as well earlier. and to send a courier to my house late at night i asked too many questions. he was on his way home. heather: it worked for skyler. how important was this reunion to you? >> face time helps nowadays. being able to see her face when i was overseas is awesome but being able to surprise her. then i had to shave it off as soon as she saw me. that was the deal. it was amazing to surprise her

and see the reaction and make her day. heather: you are obviously a great dad. skyler, how old are you? what grade are you in? >> i'm in third grade. heather: you probably miss your dad a lot when he is away? >> yes. heather: do you use face time? is that when you use? >> yes, face time. heather: can you imagine a time, i am sure you do, when people didn't have that, couldn't reach out to their families ever gone for months and years on end. >> it is amazing. i have been here 221/2 years. i started when we were still writing letters back home. you got a letter once a week or once a month and didn't have that luxury and face time helps a lot of people connect. heather: things have changed. thank you for your service, thank you for joining us with your story as well. have a good day. we will be right back. - in a crossfit gym, we're really engaged with

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and suspended in the wake of two debbie crashes. finally the ugly, just had one job. in traffic sign got driver's attention on the road in this california city. they blame the mistake on contractors hired to pay the word stop on the asphalt. time for us to stop and for the next hour of "fox and friends first" to continue, see you later, goodbye. >> bob mueller better be prepared because i can tell you he will because examined for the first time. >> i don't think the special counsel's office would characterize it as an unfriendly subpoena. jillian: a fox news alert, one of the biggest hearings washington has seen in decades, the subpoena war just went nuclear. rob: lawmakers will sink their teeth into robert mueller and the nation will have a front row seat.