>> who hear what abolish private health insurance in favor of the government run plan, just a show of hands. >> this economy is hurting small businesses. [speaking spanish] >> 20 of money in this country, just in the wrong hands. >> they don't own me. i would bring on medicare for all and let me tell you why. healthcare is a basic human right and i will fight for basic human rights. >> we've got to have access for everyone.

>> when somebody comes across the border, not to criminalize desperation. [speaking spanish] >> you are the -- >> still talking about everybody else. >> we have a president of the united states so focused on hate and fear and division. >> this is something i'm tired of hearing people all they have to offer is thoughts and prayers. >> short of the democratic majority in the senate you better understand the fight goes on. >> we need real solutions, not impossible promises and the lesson i learned over the years is you have to stay engaged in these situations.

>> tell the parents of those two soldiers who were just killed in afghanistan that we just have to be engaged. as assault i will tell you that answer is unacceptable. >> the taliban will grow. >> the telegram was there long before we came in. >> they started flying planes into our buildings. >> on genera 20 of 2021 we will say adios to donald trump. >> i will fight for you as hard as i fight for my own family. ♪ heather: live look from washington dc.

we had ten folks last night vying to be the next person to take over that spot from donald trump. good morning to you. it is thursday, june 27th and you are watching "fox and friends first". it was a fiery first face-off between democratic presidential candidates, the shining star, the dark forces, the text trouble and what set social media on fire. we have live team coverage in miami with give jenkins and todd pyro plus former bernie sanders campaign staffer and for ice director tom homan with all their expert analysis. let's begin with griff. what a night it was. i can't believe it is this time again. i feel like we just did this. >> the 2020 begin for the democrats. it was a fiery night. elizabeth warren was the front runner and stood out but for many it was a chance to get to

know the candidates particularly in the case of tulsi gabbard, john delaney and tim ryan. the surprise was the issues. front and center were the far left progressive issues like healthcare. it was on display last night. take a listen. >> i'm with bernie on medicare for all. >> we should be the party that keeps what is working and fixes what is broken. >> this economy has got to work for everyone. [speaking spanish] >> we are supposed to be for 70% tax rate on the wealthy. it is not right for the ceo of mcdonald's making 2100 times more than the people spending cash of mcdonald's. >> republic called. >> may community college free. >> perhaps the moment that stood out the most was the hand

raising moment when candidates were asked to raise their hand if they supported abolishing healthcare insurance. only elizabeth for an and bill diblasio raised their hands but what issue was immigration and the crisis at former obama chief stood out on it. take a listen. >> using section 1325 of that act which can analyzes, and across the border, some of us on a stage have called to end that, some like congressman o'rourke of not. >> looking at one small part of this. i'm talking about a comprehensive rewrite of our immigration laws. >> make sure you have provisions in place that allow you to go after traffickers. >> the issues here away from the way kids are being treated. >> a president so focused on hate and fear and division. >> a humane way to solve this problem. donald trump is in solving this problem.

>> no reason for the tension and separation of these children, they should be released pending their hearing. >> talking about solving problems with so much tension in the middle east, the candidates were sla would deal with matters and what was the, quote, the biggest geopolitical security threat facing the country? here's what they had to say. >> whether we're talking about iran or afghanistan, we have to be completely engaged. the united states hasn't engaged. the taliban will grow. when we weren't in their they started flying planes into our buildings. >> they didn't attack us on 9/11, al qaeda did. al qaeda attacked us on 9/11. that is why i and other people join the military. >> the taliban was protecting those people. >> biggest threat to the security of the united states is donald trump. >> that was an interesting moment too because governor jay inslee made climate change his

signature issue and named donald trump as the biggest threat. we will see what tonight brings when you have some heavyweights like joe biden and bernie sanders. heather: testing to see how many people watch last night versus tonight which is coming up. thank you so much. let's bring in former director of social justice for the 2020 bernie sanders campaign. been a long night. let's begin right away and ask who do you think were the biggest winners of the night and you have 3 of them, correct? >> if i had to rank anyone i would say cory booker, the expectations for him were very low said he was able to shine and we will see his numbers come up in the polls as a result. castro came clearly to knock beto out-of-the-box which he did without question and senator warren did well. you may not see a big rise in the polls but she did what she was expected to do but cory

booker did the best to me. species that were most important to me. shannon: cory booker will be a lot of means on the internet because of his facial expressions throughout the night. he was before a lot of people expected her to know what she's talking about, everybody would have to live up to her expectations. do you think everyone to bed at what about name recognition, someone not as well-known as elizabeth for an, that was one of their goals, to get their name out, to get recognized, you did a good job with that? >> he certainly was one of the ones that didn't next one job with it, she didn't mentioned donald from one time, she talked about her plans over and over, that has been an advantage for and people didn't know who cory booker was. people haven't had a chance to your castro. there were some good policy

plans with some other candidates but i don't think it will do very well for them because they were talking about everything being for free but you had other candidates that were able to talk about their record and how we need to have more realistic ideals but not sure if the democratic party what they want to you right now. >> there was a 24,000 spiking searches on google for julian castro's name last night so obviously did well if you take that into account. the biggest loser, you mentioned beto o'rourke? >> if you get off a debate stage and the only thing people are remembering is you breaking out in spanish out of nowhere, we can write that off, he certainly lost, embarrassed everyone in the state of texas and it is good to come out talking and speaking in spanish but not one of them with the exception of cory booker talked about specific african-american issues and that is important to me so they better start talking black a little bit as well and hopefully they will do that on the second round. >> very interesting and i wonder how beta will be able to come back from his appearance last night. let's talk about this.

you did mention elizabeth warren, she did not mention donald trump once by name. 19 minutes, 24 seconds, talking about donald trump by the other candidates. was that a good move? >> i wouldn't -- you do need to talk about the issues but when you look at all the commentators i was amazed, they said they didn't talk about trump enough, should have talked about claire mccaskill who just lost her race, don't know if she's giving the best advice but they need to talk about trump even more and not talk about issues and to hear that come from a former senator's mouth to me, you have to talk about issues and you have to beat trump on issues because let's not forget there is a general election and you have to win over trump voters and if you can't do that democrats won't move. shannon: if you take into account audience response some of the biggest responses were

when they brought up donald trump and mentioned him and went after him. >> that is driving the emotions that candidates -- it is more than emotion. it is about economics as well. it is about as they like to say kitchen table issues. you are going to have to be able to define what you will do better than donald trump so you can get rousing applause you have to deal with that. >> sorry for talking over you. bernie sanders's name didn't come up, joe biden's name didn't, but when it comes to the issues some of them talked about what 70% tax rate, free college, abolishing private healthcare insurance, some of the issues we expect bernie sanders did on tonight but no mention of his name or biden. >> 11 debates to go to everyone is playing let's all get along and hold hands and sing harmony but as we move forward you will see more people i castro come

out swinging to not people out of the polls. this is the first round as people try to get in the top 5. we will see if everyone has got to say to joe biden's face what they've been saying behind his back particularly bernie sanders, cd calls his name out face-to-face tonight. >> people trying to establish themselves as centrists or going further and further left. thank you for joining us. have a good night or morning. time is 12 minutes after the top of the hour. the flood of illegal immigrants at the border taking center stage at the first democratic debate candidates fighting over who would go easier on illegals. >> some he comes across the border not to criminalize desperation. but treat that is a civil violation. >> i hope introduce legislation that would ensure we don't criminalize those seeking asylum. >> tom homan says those plans will only backfire, he joins us live with a reality check.

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>> somebody comes across the border not to criminalize desperation but treat that is a civil violation. >> i hope introduce legislation that would ensure we don't criminalize those seeking asylum. >> you should do your homework. >> julian castro and beto o'rourke battling over border crossings and they were not the only ones. what impact would decriminalization have on the safety of americans? let's ask retired ice director and fox news contributor tom homan. thanks for coming in, appreciate it. we expected a lot to be discussed in terms of immigration and it definitely happens but let's break down

that exchange we just heard from julian castro and beto and specifically this 1325 act. julian castro saying we should decriminalize everyone coming across the border illegally and make it a civil violation. what is he talking about? is that possible? >> it is certainly possible, you can always change the law but i think it is a foolish policy. the talks about three things, decriminalize, they want to get a pathway to citizenship for people here illegally. all 3 of those ideas will simply increase the problem at the border. talking about detention, the reason -- bring a child, you won't be detained, 90% of the issues issued by immigration court is not showing up at court so their answer is they won't be detained, their answer is let's detain even less when they know that is why they are coming to begin with, decriminalizing illegal entry into the united

states has been in the law for decades. we talk about 0-tolerance, when you prosecute parents were entering illegally it worked. what they don't talk about is border crossings, 26%. having a consequence worked but these people on stage last night, none of them think there needs to be deterrence a consequence are illegal activity. shannon: is even possible? we are already overwhelmed at the border and democrats not willing to go send additional funding to help the effort so that is what i kept thinking all night long when talking about this is donald trump's fault, republicans fault but it doesn't seem democrats are participating in doing anything to help either. >> i think it is possible to change the law but congress can't agree on anything. none of these people on stage

studied the issue to understand why they are coming into blame the president for this issue, trying to take action to secure the border, he's taken a number of the big effort actions, unprecedented assets to the border to solve this problem. declared a national emergency, then threatened tariffs the no other president has gotten. what have they done to address this issue? and as a member of congress failed the american people for decades on this issue so they think they can succeed better than the president? i don't see it. >> something i had not heard prior to last night, julian castro was talking about it, that horrible picture of the father and daughter trying to make it across the river to get to america, they both died. obviously everyone when you look at that picture it pools at your heartstrings.

he said last night that father and daughter had gone to an official checkpoint and tried to get in and seek asylum but were not able to, they were turned away. do you know anything at that and could that be confirmed? >> i don't know anything about that but if you look at what happened in the last few months donald trump tried to push a policy between ports of entry legally that you couldn't claim asylum and the groups sued the president and the ninth circuit said you can enter illegally to claim asylum so what donald trump tried to do is put them in a port of entry away from smugglers and those who wants to do harm in the ninth circuit ruling put them back -- i have said for months, at least -- i have been on fox almost a year and i have said more are going to die, more women will be raped, there will be more caravans because the democratic leadership will not close the

loopholes that are causing this crisis to happen. i have seen terrible things in my career and you never get used to this. shannon: thank you so much appreciate you breaking that down for us. we will be right back. we're the slowskys.

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talk is about the ongoing trade fight between the united states and china. xi jinping has artie arrived and is scheduled to meet with donald trump. also top trade officials from the us and china are expected to meet prior to the president's meeting, the us and china have tariffs on hundreds of billions of dollars in each other's imports and threatening more. donald trump said a trade deal with buttigieg -- xi jinping is possible but he's prepared to impose tariffs on $3 billion in chinese imports. steve mnuchin says the us and china made significant progress in previous trade discussions. >> i am hopeful that we see a deal but there needs to be the right efforts in place. we are 90% of the way there. there is a path but we will see what we have got. >> the us had accused china of backing out of previous commitments. there is a possibility they

agreed to a truce where both sides resume negotiations and donald trump agrees to hold off on another round of tariff increases. senior officials say the president is comfortable in the current us position and is in no rush to do a deal and wants to make sure conditions are right for this. to fundamentally change the us china trade structure and that has a lot to do with china, chinese companies taking us trade secrets through a number of ip theft so all part of discussions here that will resume at the g 20 as donald trump is prepared to land here in japan. shannon: we will be watching, thank you. the time is 26 after the top of the hour and what is the biggest threat to the united states right now? the 2020 democrats and what they think. >> climate change. >> nuclear perforation and

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>> who would abolish private health insurance in favor of the government run plan, just to show of hands to start out with. [speaking spanish] >> plenty of money in this country, it is just in the wrong hands. >> they don't own me. >> healthcare is a basic human right and i will fight for basic human rights. >> we got to have access for everyone. >> if you did your homework on this issue. >> we need real solutions, not impossible promises. the lesson i have learned over

the years is that you have to stay engaged. >> as a soldier i will tell you that answer is unacceptable. >> the taliban will grow. >> the taliban was there long before we came in. >> when they weren't in their they started flying planes into our buildings. >> they didn't attack us on 9/11, al qaeda did. >> on january 20, 2000, and we will say adios to donald trump. >> i will fight for you is hard i fight for my own family. shannon: all eyes on the white house. you are watching "fox and friends first," thank you for joining us, 10 democratic presidential candidates duking it out on the private debate stage hoping to steal the spotlights, two hours of sparks, jabs that a few side eyes so who came out on top. analysts covering every angle. democratic strategists jason nichols and pollster lee carter all ready to weigh in but first let's start with todd pyro. what is everybody saying about

last night? >> reporter: good morning. party in the city where the heat is on both outside the miami summer air and on the debate stage where the 2020 democratic candidate attacked each other and of course attack donald trump. tom perez thought it went well. >> i loved the contrast between our candidates. i said that before. it is a deep field. the questions focus on the issues that animated america. how to make the economy work for everyone. we want a debate that was issue focused and we got it. >> that is what tom perez thought we just for how the candidates thought they did. >> i did a great job. a lot of people, those paying attention to only a certain candidate so far that changes tonight. >> i believe we have had a lot

of moments to show america who i am and this is one of those debates that advanced is to the white house. >> i had a chance to talk to people about something i have fought for all my life and got to do it on a much bigger stage to a lot of people than i ever had a chance to do before. >> reporter: as for the president he normally writes very long and wordy tweets. his response last night boring. that was his signature reaction of the night. the director of strategic communications for team trump tweeting winner tonight's debate was clearly donald trump. american people saw how radical and out of touch democratic candidates are. second-place to mitch mcconnell and the president's campaign putting out a statement reading in part this debate was the best argument for donald trump's reelection and should be counted as contribution to the president's campaign.

what do the voters think? we are live at their say in miami all morning long for "fox and friends" and one of the members of our crew said earlier this is a beacon for politicians to come whether they are running for a major federal office or one local office this is the place where they go. today this will be the place the people go to tell us what they thought of last night and in anticipation for tonight. shannon: we will see if their thoughts match with what the dnc and candidates themselves thought. thank you so much. the 2020 democrats pulling punches over hot button issues but the gloves came off when it came to medicare for all. >> who here would abolish private health insurance in favor of the government run plan. we replace private insurance? >> know. the choice is fundamental to our

ability -- >> private insurance is not working for tens of millions of americans. >> medicare for all -- >> who has the best plan? republican strategist ned ryan and democrat strategist jason nichols, thank you for joining us early this morning. i know it was a late night. let's talk about that. in terms of doing away with private insurance only two the candidates raised their hands, senator warren and bill diblasio. did that surprise you? >> yes, a little bit. i don't think elizabeth warren could raise her hand fast enough to abolish private insurance companies which would take away private insurance for at least 100 million americans were content with what they have right now. in a sea of medicine the only sane one kind of seem to be john delaney in which he said medicare for all is a complete disaster. most people don't understand how broken medicare and medicaid actually are. last year alone for medicaid and

medicare there were 90 billion $90 billion in improper payments in 2018. these are broken systems and you are saying you want to put everybody into medicare. the fact is we don't need government run healthcare, donald trump was exactly right in regards to healthcare, it is about price and transparency, bringing in competition to drive down the price and create a patient centered healthcare, not provider centric industry. shannon: jason, you bring this up to people at home, the cost of medicare for all. $32.6 trillion is the cost of medicare for all in the first ten years. what did you hear in terms of this topic? what did you think last night? >> i think beto o'rourke was not on the level last night when he was saying private insurance can compete with medicare for all. that is not true. i would agree with republicans when they say that.

you have to have if you have a public option you cannot have private insurance compete, but what you can do is have private insurance as a supplement. if there were medicare for all the three of us would have private insurance so we could get cosmetic dental surgery, things that are not necessarily emergency surgery. it is important that as for the cost, what we pay right now is actually higher. the amount our taxes go up, medicare for all, a hybridized system is not higher than what americans are paying right now. shannon: they did need to get into a little more detail in terms of the topic but they only had so much time. let's get to this before we ran out of time. the biggest geopolitical threat to america. is what they had to say. >> china.

>> year a political threat remains nuclear weapons. >> donald trump. >> our major threat right now is what is going on with iran. >> climate change. >> nuclear proliferation and climate change. >> china and climate change. >> china wiping us out economically. >> russia be there's there trying to undermine our democracy. >> kind of ran the gamut. a lot of china but you heard donald trump and climate change. >> anybody that said china was right. i was surprised a lot of democrats agree with donald trump biggest your political threat is china. john delaney was right but nuclear weapons as well. we have to deal with the iranian situation in north korea. there is some agreement from some of chuck schumer's tweets china is a point of agreement with a lot of democrats and republicans the we have to deal with it, china and their aspirations to replace us on the world stage. donald trump is right and anybody that said china was correct as well.

shannon: final word, what did you think of what they had to say? >> china certainly is a threat economically but i would say it is iran and the way it has been handled the president is showing some restraint but when we look at it john bolton and other war hawks advising him are playing a game of chicken that could be very costly. you heard tulsi gabbard make the comment, you have to be careful with iran. shannon: who won last night? >> i would say castro. shannon: what do you think? >> i don't disagree. elizabeth warren, i expected her to do well as well. >> some say she was given too much time, thanks for joining us, appreciate it, we will do it all over again tonight. donald trump's economy a prime target for democrats. >> this economy is not working

for average americans. >> when you have a government, and economy that does great for those with money and isn't doing great for everyone else, it is corruption, pure and simple. shannon: but more jobs available than people to fill them will that argument win over voters? lee carter live to weigh in, good morning.

shannon: ten democratic presidential hopefuls making their pitch to voters in the first round of primary debates. you to break it down, lee carter, great to have you with us. it has been a little while. i am going to go through three different things and let's begin with democrats on immigration and then i will get your response. >> i would sign an executive

order that would get rid of trump's 0-tolerance policy, the remain in mexico policy and the needling policy. many fear deportation, make them us citizens in this country. >> on day one i will make sure that we end the ice policy and cost of border policies violating human rights. shannon: what did you think of the top moment? >> i think the advantage went to booker. the immigration policy debate is fascinating to me because 50% of americans don't think the border is secure. they want more border reform. when you look at this, a risky strategy for democrats, they need to focus on a more humane way of getting immigration in and castro lost that. he focused on blowing things up. people want things more secure and more human rights and that is how things are going and that advantage went to cory booker.

immigration is not a top issue for democrats. shannon: let's talk about the economy. democrats on the economy and listen to this. >> the economy has got to work for everyone and we know this economy is not working for average americans. >> you have a government, an economy that does great for those with money and isn't doing great for everyone else, it is corruption, pure and simple. shannon: i wondered how they would tackle this, the economy is doing well right now. >> this is a fascinating issue because even democrats, 60% say the economy is doing well, the

economy is the top 5 issue for democrats of the job of the democrat candidates is to prove there's an issue with the economy when there wasn't one. how do they do that, they talk about it like it is not an economy that is working for the average american. that were? not so sure but it is certainly the strategy you saw last night and wanted to most effectively was elizabeth warren. the question to me is is it going to work? most people are feeling pretty good and optimistic about the economy and i'm not sure it is an issue -- >> senator warren, her first answer out of the gate talking about the economy. how about democrats speaking spanish? listen to this. [speaking spanish] >> how do you think this played out? >> it is very important when you have 20 candidates up there the candidate who's going to win the

hispanic vote is going to carry a lot of weight because there has to be something that differentiates them. is that a risky strategy? absolutely. who came across as most authentic with it? beto had some issues with that. a lot of people making fun of him but the bottom line is the hispanic vote is important to the democrat candidate who will win in 2020 so starting now starting in miami, who did it most authentically? beto fell to the side. shannon: i'm glad you used the word authenticity. that something i was trying to think of last night. i go back where we began in terms of immigration and julian castro bringing up the picture of the father and daughter who died trying to get here and talking immigration. what did you think of that? >> when you bring the personal side to it that is where you win. not going after the direct attack, how inhumane republicans are is not the way to go.

when you bring the photos and images and stories that is when people get emotionally connected and castro did a good job with that. shannon: thank you so much, appreciate having you on. the time is almost 10 minutes until the top of the hour. while representing the us on a global scale of the world cup team usa member megan rabbinoh took a swing at donald trump and the national anthem, how donald trump is defending the stars and stripes.

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>> the first democratic debate full of memorable moments including some technical glitches. >> what happening? >> we are hearing our colleagues reo. we are going to take a quick break and get this technical situation and be right back. >> carly shimkus with serious xm 115 here with the online reaction. >> moments before that happened the president tweeted the debate

was boring but that technical glitch got his attention in a follow tweet he had this to say. nbc news and msnbc should be ashamed of themselves for having such a horrible technical breakdown in the middle of the debate, truly unprofessional and only worthy of a fake news organization which they are. that is his opinion and the moment becoming a viral moment for sure on twitter, one of the most talked about, when twitter user says definitely russia. another twitter user chiding in saying sign from the universe and lose tweeting microphone gate. that was unfortunate because nbc works hard to put on a good debate and they prepared for everything but that. >> let's talk about cory booker. he will be a lot of means. his reaction through the debate. >> a pretty expressive face reacting to when beto o'rourke started speaking spanish during his first answer. listen to this.

[speaking spanish] >> that expression definitely going viral on social media. booker ended up speaking spanish later in the debate. jillian: saying i need to learn spanish by tomorrow night at 9:00. he dodged the question in two language skills, tom said wait until mayor pete dropped 6 languages tomorrow. we will have to wait and see. >> the top searched. >> google releasing the most searched candidate, cory booker coming in first, tulsi gabbard second, beto o'rourke third and bill diblasio in fourth. i think tulsi gabbard in second

place was a big surprise. her sister tweeted was before and was getting too much time and tulsi gabbard not getting enough. also at the reaction shaped up. let's wrap this up bauer, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. >> who here would abolish private health insurance in favor of a government run plan, show of hands? >> this is an economy that is hurting small businesses, not allowing them to compete. >> it is in the wrong hands. >> pharmacies washington, they don't own me. >> i'm with bernie on medicare for all, healthcare is a basic human right and i will fight for basic human rights. >> we need to have access for everyone.