>> that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first" this friday. thanks for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues right now, have a great weekend, goodbye. >> healthcare is a human right, not something to make a huge profit. >> i would illuminate donald trump's tax cuts for the wealthy. >> probably ought to -- i am all for -- >> unless you can find -- >> we clearly defined we are not socialists the republicans will come every way they can and call us socialists. >> senator harris. >> america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we are going to put food on their table. >> trump is a pathological liar and a racist.

joe biden was right when he said it's time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans 32 years ago. >> would you like to sing a song? >> i would fill a lot of that torch. there are things that have no place in american cities or neighborhoods ever. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. [applause] >> i haven't heard anybody on the stage talk about american foreign policy in latin america. >> they have been hacking our democracy successfully and laughing their asses off the last couple years. >> a mischaracterization, we have a gun. >> women's reproductive rights are under assault by donald trump and the republican party. >> vice president biden, i do not believe you are a racist.

>> i support civil rights. i am happy to do that. people all over the country watching this, people with great ideas. >> this is the united states of america. we can do anything if we are together. ♪ ♪ rocking in the usa ♪ jillian: rocking in the usa last night, shots were thrown. rob: it was good. more exciting than night one. jillian: we are going to get into this throughout the morning, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning.

rob: night 2 of the debates, high profile candidates, we will show you who was feeling the heat on stage. jillian: all eyes on biden and bernie. who stole the show? we have a full recap of major moment and meltdowns with team coverage including griff jenkins and todd pyro in miami. rob: expert analysis from bernie sanders advisor, i've got to get that right. economist peter morici. jillian: let's start in the sunshine state, good morning, griff. >> reporter: the important question, who stole the show? it was kamala harris. joe biden was the front runner but he wasn't willing to give up that torch and took it from all sides but it was harris's moment when she talked about the little girl in california, integrating into public schools being bused

every days and she challenged joe biden on his record on race. >> i do not believe you are a racist but also believe, it is personal and hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputation and career on segregation of race in this country. you worked with him to oppose but think. >> everything i've done in my career, i ran because of civil rights and we need to make fundamental changes in civil rights. >> reporter: we heard more of the policy discussion on healthcare. sanders started this whole thing about medicare for all and you've seen so many of these candidates moved to the far left, here is a little bit of what they had to say about that. >> healthcare in my view is a human right. we have got to pass a medicare for all.

>> if we don't clearly define the we are not socialists the republicans will come at us and call us socialists. healthcare is a right and not a privilege but you can't expect to illuminate private insurance for 100 million people. >> the universal healthcare is a right, not a privilege, single-payer. >> the quickest fastest way to do is build on obamacare. i'm against any democrat who opposes it. >> reporter: the moment on healthcare that stood out was when the moderator asked them to raise her head if they supported giving healthcare to undocumented immigrants. here is how that went down. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. [applause] >> we do ourselves no favors by

having 11 million undocumented people in our country, unable to access healthcare. the real problem is we shouldn't have 11 million and i committed people on a pathway to citizenship. >> no matter where they come from, no matter their status, you can't do that. >> it was that moment that drew the president's attention. he tweeted a response to that saying this. all democrats raised their hands for giving millions of illegal aliens unlimited healthcare. about taking care of american citizens first? that is the end of that race. exciting two nights. one thing you can watch is joe biden will head to chicago to line up dinner with reverend jesse jackson's rainbow push coalition, back in the spotlight and remember this as well. moderate voices not getting much in these two nights in eight months to go before the first primary. interesting to see if the moderate voice remains when we

get there. jillian: that moment griff was referencing is on the cover of the new york post. a moment where the candidates were asked if they were in favor of healthcare for illegal immigrants. they all did. rob: every single one on the stage. senior advisor, this is his big plan, medicare for all for illegals as well, single-payer, a bold strategy and i ask what did you think of every single person raising their hand for illegal immigrant healthcare? >> it is a disgrace in america we have 11 million and i committed people living in an underground economy. bernie was clear last night, we should have healthcare as a right and not a privilege. while we are subsidizing medical and pharmaceutical companies and letting the rich get more rich we have 30 million people off of healthcare, that is not right. jillian: there has to be a plan to pay for that.

that's a lot of people. people who should be here legally. >> the plan is get rid of this tax cut that only gets rich people tax benefits. taking my tax dollars and giving them to wealthy people. if we focus more on that instead of vulnerable people fleeing and dying in the river with babies, we would be better off. rob: 90% of the people in the country got money back in a tax-cut. the party keep saying it only went to the rich but everybody got some money back. when you look at this plan, you have 1 million people you're crossing into the country illegally they don't want to kick them out, they want to give them health insurance. it is not realistic in a lot of ways, dramatic tax increase on everybody. >> we can't let people demagogue and criminalize people fleeing for their lives to come here. they are here getting payroll

taxes and social security. this president hit one against the other and that is not true, not at all. i have been here. i went to homestead yesterday and saw little children kept behind a fence. that's not right. that's not the america i want and that bernie sanders wants. jillian: we agree to disagree on that. rob: you saw bernie did good last night. your biggest loser of the night, you thought biden had a rough night and gillibrand. tell us why. >> a lot of people -- i was in the hall last night, the energy was palpable and people would be coming after joe biden and kamala harris did not disappoint. i think he had a tough time defending his long record. anytime you've been in congress that long and voted on that much stuff you have to defend that record. as long as democrats concentrate on each other's record that would be a good thing. we need to distinguish the

history of where these people voted and that was a big determination between bernie sanders and biden when they talked about the war. jillian: the candidates discussing donald trump. the first night, 19 minutes and 24 seconds spent discussing the president. last night it was eight minutes and 27 seconds. regardless of the time do you think it is the best idea to go after the president versus telling the american people who you are and what you are about? >> that is a great point. think of this in two contexts. the same problem republicans had during the primary, two distinct different electorates, democrats need to vote for them in a primary. in a primary you have to get a whole group of people who don't vote in either of the primaries to vote in the general. you saw what you saw last night and you will see people continually calling donald trump on his policies because he needs to motivate, they need to motivate, she needs to motivate people to shop in the democratic primary. rob: your candidate was given

two chances to explain how he could successfully implement this policy after one of the moderates pointed out it is only successfully working in small countries and states that tried to implement this failed to do so because of the tremendous expense. bernie didn't have an answer and was asked twice. tell us why. >> medicare is one of the most popular policies out there. if we can figure out how to give millionaires and billionaires all of my tax money we can figure out how to give healthcare to poor children across the country. it is as simple as that. rob: the bluest states in the country gave up because it is too expensive. how do you do with 30 million people? >> you've got pharmaceutical companies and insurance companies who don't want it to happen so they spend millions of dollars, they made billions of dollars less than to make sure none of those policies pass through statehouses. handing out one of the dollar bills at the statehouse, sometimes they don't go through.

rob: bernie had two chances to answer that question and couldn't do it and he has been talking about this forever. jillian: do you think the majority of the american people are going to vote for a presidential candidate who is going to take away their health insurance? >> absolutely. because they are paying so much in premiums. when you go to the doctor you have to pay a $500 premium. jillian: your taxes will go up to pay for them. >> absolutely but your premiums will go down. i can figure that out and i am sure the american people can. you will pay less. rob: lowering the cost is part of the platform. it seems there are a lot of details for bernie to not have those details after all the time -- we do appreciate it. your guided have a pretty good night, he does seem authentic but has some questions to answer. we appreciate your time. >> thank you all. rob: bernie did admit last night

that healthcare, his healthcare platform isn't a free-for-all. >> will you raise taxes for the middle class in a sanders administration? >> yes, they will pay more in taxes. rob: medicare for all at the expense of medical -- middle-class americans. jillian: peter morici puts the plan under the microscope when we get back. ♪ for men. notice that my hips are off the ground. [ engine revving ] and then, i'm gonna pike my hips back into downward dog. [ rhythmic tapping ] hey, the rain stopped. -a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. -tell me about that dental procedure again! -i can still taste it in my mouth! -progressive helps keep you out there.

>> you government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. rob: the moment of the night, democrats uniting behind one issue providing health care for illegal immigrants. jillian: hands a moment of the night. how will this impact the economy? peter morici of the national trade commission joins us to discuss.

break it down if we can. >> undocumented workers would be documented. they carry insurance cards and all the rest, the notion that they are illegal would go away even though they are illegal and it would be an enormous magnet. we have many more millions of people trying to get their hands on berniecare, that would drive down wages of ordinary working americans, people with high school education or less, it would be unfair to them, they would pay more taxes for this contraption. rob: we talked about before on the show but when you put together free education through college, free healthcare and semi-open border stance which is what we heard it is a recipe for disaster. >> you can't have open border and welfare state because it attracts too many people and conditions are terrible as they said in central america but i

would point out to you democrats have a lot to do with that. john kennedy's alliance for progress was really an alliance for dictators. latin america is a mess. it is not our fault. we shouldn't have to stop the problem. >> all democrats just raised their hands for giving millions of illegal aliens unlimited healthcare, how about taking american citizens first? that is the end of the race. let's go to a second topic and talk about bernie sanders who said he would raise taxes to pay for medicare for all. free this, free that but they have to come from somewhere. >> a typical american who has an employer-based insurance policy a lot more money. whether berniecare is more expensive or less expensive in the present system, the typical person out there has health

insurance through their employer, 75% of the cost, under berniecare you have to pay it all through higher taxes. with that whole panel, they don't like to tell you all the things they want to do, free tuition, free healthcare, free this, guaranteed personal income like they have in europe, the europeans have 20% value-added tax on top of high income taxes. the typical european can't afford to do much except ride the subway in paris and go to the doctor in paris at this time. likely to be unemployed because it is so expensive to hire people. this is going to be a terrible burden on working americans, back to the old lessons won. there is no such thing as a free lunch. bernie sanders is the pied piper. this is the greatest hoax we've seen perpetrated in many decades.

rob: we appreciate it. jillian: 19 after the hour. while you were sleeping donald trump sat down for one of the most high profile meetings of the g 20 summit. rob: what did he talk about with vladimir putin and what should be expect in the trade talks with china? >> the g 20 roundup coming up next. ♪

jillian: overnight donald trump sent a message to vladimir putin

at the g 20 summit. rob: a busy day ahead of these trade talks with china tomorrow. >> reporter: the g 20 cultural events, other leaders in osaka, japan taking tom time together, a number of meetings especially for donald trump who met with vladimir putin for a good chunk of this evening. the first meeting between donald trump and the russian president since robert mueller released the report that found sweeping and systematic russian interference in the 2016 us election. >> anything to discuss including trade, disarmament, protectionism and we will discuss a lot of different

things, a good relationship and look forward to spending time together. >> they discussed arms control, iran, syria, venezuela and ukraine, points of contention between the united states and russia. tomorrow the president is scheduled to meet with chinese president xi jinping is the us and china are in the middle of trade fight they are threatening to escalate. the president said it will be a productive meeting with no sense of what the meeting might produce. the trump administration has impose tariffs on 215 on $215 billion of chinese imports into the united states and on track to put tariffs on the rest of china's imports, $300 billion worth. the president is in no rush to do a deal with the united states, opening its markets and stealing intellectual property. back to you. jillian: thank you very much.

25 after the hour. congressman eric swalwell telling joe biden to pass the torch. >> president a candidate came to the california democratic convention and said time to pass the torch to a new generation, that candidate was joe biden. >> the democrats choose a fresh face to take on donald trump? a message with a horrible messenger, time to weigh in. rob: don't go anywhere. the all-americans were concert series with country music star walker hayes, all morning. ♪ my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum.

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>> healthcare is a human right.

>> they will call us socialists. >> you know what? america does not want to witness a food fight, they want to know how we are going to put food on their table. >> technology creates more jobs. there are weapons that have no place in american cities or neighborhoods. do not believe y racist. >> i am happy to do that. >> these are the people. >> i'm going to harness love for

political purposes. >> this is the united states of america. we can do anything if we are together. >> the democratic debates are several fire exchanges. rob: from immigration to healthcare and everything in between. the second wave of candidates blocking he to miami. rob: todd pyro live in miami and carly shimkus keeping doesn't with major moments and melt downs that lit up social media. jillian: expert analysis from trump campaign pollster jim mclaughlin and senior fellow rebecca heinrich. rob: we start things off in the sunshine state. good morning, todd. >> reporter: good morning. it is often our family we fight with the hardest, democrats are viewed as a family they sure went after their dad, joe biden. kamala harris leading the charge.

>> it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputation and career on segregation of race in this country. he worked with them to oppose busing. there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate in public schools and she was bused to school every day. and that little girl was me. >> i am the guy who extended the voting rights act of 25 years. i agree everybody wants -- my time is up. i am sorry. >> reporter: an awkward final phrase being interpreted so many different ways sure to lead almost every newscast as one of the key moments of the entire 2020 campaign so far, the theme of joe has to go. another congressperson from

california, eric swalwell. >> i was 6 years old when the presidential candidates came to the democratic convention and said time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans. that candidate was then senator joe biden. if we are going to solve the issues of automation. >> reporter: the president weighing in moments ago tweeting i am in japan at the g 20 representing our country well but i heard it was not a good day for sleepy joe or creepy bernie, what is exhausted, the other is nuts. so what's the big deal? on the biden front the former vp did not talk to reporters afterward but his team says the exchange with harris didn't hurt his campaign. harris is widely regarded as the big winner of the night, pete buttigieg scored points with the liberal wing on gun-control. >> we lose as many as were

boston parkland every 2 or 3 years in my city alone. common sense matters like universal background checks can't seem to get delivered by washington. i can tell you there are weapons that have absolutely no place in american cities or neighborhoods ever. >> another big take away this morning, all candidates say they would provide healthcare coverage to undocumented immigrants. you better believe that topic will be front and center today at the chuck wagon in miami having a great time here so far. even better when we talk to the voters between 6:00, and 9:00. jillian: here's one of many questions. will joe biden remain the front runner in the polls following last night's debate? joining us pollster for the trump 2020 campaign, jim mclaughlin, good to see you.

before we get your reaction, listen to what the candidates that on issues last night. >> this economy is not working for working people. >> if washington can't deliver on something the american people want. >> expose them to the fraud he is. >> we don't want that. >> we can deal with these insurance companies by putting insurance executives in jail for the misleading advertising. jillian: some of what was said last night, what stands out to you? >> joe biden was terrible. he had no energy. he looked confused and lost, kind of watching a pro athlete who should have retired two years ago. we talked about this even back in march, probably wasn't going

to be it and look at it now and 6 out of 10 democratic voters want somebody new, a fresh face. jillian: the question when you have that conversation, we want someone new but don't know who we want, who that fresh face is. that is why people were hanging onto joe biden and bernie sanders. before the debate you will see joe biden had a 32% followed by bernie sanders at 13%. kamala harris was 8%. do you expect that to take away from joe biden? >> i don't think there is any question. i think a lot of the spin is going to hurt joe biden because what you saw was the real energy is with the other candidates but the other thing i am looking at, i think it will be tough for any

of the candidates we saw the last two nights to have the ability to be on stage and compete with donald trump. jillian: you thought kamala harris was well prepared. >> no question about that. i give her campaign credit because they were patient because she got a little bit of a bump after she announced and use our bernie making his little moves and elizabeth warren and what happened is she took it easy and she was well prepared. and you know what? to her credit she delivered pretty well. jillian: i will be curious to see what happens where she is concerned, a lot of people watching. a lot of people were googling last night. jillian: you is in followed by kamala harris and pete buttigieg. were you surprised? >> people want to know who that was. even though she seemed totally

out of place, a self-help guru now, joe biden could use her help. jillian: eric swalwell urging him to pass the torch to the younger generation, something joe biden had to say in the past. >> sounds corny but remember how you felt when you heard the word go forward? the torch has been passed to a new generation of americans. jillian: 1987. >> it is interesting because i remember when i was working for bob dole when he was running for president in 1996, one of my democrat consultants on the other side said we can say what we want about bob dole, the president's record and that is the problem joe biden has. pretty much when you want to attack him it is out there and hurting.

jillian: we will keep a close eye on the polls and he will keep us updated, good to see you. rob: 38 minutes after the hour. isis terrorized the globe and grew by leaps and bounds, president obama and joe biden called them the jv team. now biden wants america to trust his foreign-policy ideas. rebecca heinrich breaks down how joe biden's record stacks up against our current president. ♪ ♪ nothing to do

>> eliminate the act that allows us to go into war, go after terrorists but never do it alone. we have to repair our alliances. that is what i would do, that is what i have done and i know how to do it. jillian: joe biden taking a tough stands in the global fight against terror. remember when former president

barack obama called basis the jv team? rob: rebecca heinrich, joe biden on foreign-policy. >> reporter: if you could take all the bad ideas of the last at least decade or two decades and stack them up and put them in human form it would be joe biden. joe biden not only voted for the united states invading iraq which many us senators did but then he oversaw what was far worse than that, the early withdrawal that created this massive vacuum in which al qaeda was still there and operating and then turned into isis and spread 40% over iraq. joe biden was chairman of the foreign relations committee, vice president of the united states, all this access to intelligence information and still made horrible decisions that created islamic radical lists to thrive and grow. jillian: some will always argue he has more experience.

is there a possibility with that experience, growth and better decisions could be made going forward or is that not the case? >> joe biden's experience is a series of bad decisions and that is why anybody who says about donald trump here is a guy who is not a foreign policy expert, doesn't have any experience the counter point is look at joe biden. joe biden is not only bad on the fight to take out islamic radicals threatening the united states and threaten to destabilize the middle east again but he is bad on larger issues. he was opposed to president george bush withdrawing the united states from the a the them treaty that would prevent the united states from building the missile defense system we have today at which donald trump supports continuing to expand developing countries like north korea and iran developing these missiles that can reach the united states so again and again on issues on american security putting american interests first, making the country and military much stronger joe biden has been terrible in every issue.

rob: the analogy we use around here is the jv team puts on liquor uniform that doesn't make them cope be bryant, talking about isis. you have the iran nuclear deal came out of the obama administration was about china to destroy the planet why we pay the price. there were poor foreign-policy mistakes. >> reporter: anybody not answering the question what is the greatest threat facing the united states in the near term and far term and that individual does not answer china china china then they have no idea what is going on and joe biden was asked that question sunday's ago and he dismissed this idea the china is going to be a great competitor and is a great competitor to the united states, he seems oblivious to understanding what the facts are before us. jillian: let's stick with china here, trade talks with china at the g 20 summit. what needs to be accomplished?

>> we get excited about great summits, we want some sort of action item agreed upon. we should lower expectations, that is unlikely to happen but it would be great if we could get the talks jumpstarted again and have donald trump and xi jinping talking again. it is good that donald trump has been unwilling to put anything on the table. there are reports the chinese want to the united states to guarantee we weren't going to put tariffs on again and that huawei should never be a negotiating chip for the united states, great danger to the united states security. as china puts these demands, it is right for donald trump to say we are not going to negotiate. rob: could china change the behavior they use? it benefits them so much, the change could be detrimental for their economy. how do you get this done? >> it is going to take a long time which is -- you want to have grand moves with each

administration but something every american president for the next several decades has to work on. we have moved into this era of great power competition. it will be on trade, military, allies, relationships. one thing i'd love to seem do is shifting to the second part of his first term, he has been hard on our allies. i would like to seem rewarding the allies are doing a great job, japan is a great ally to the united states. trade is important with japan but it should not override the security benefits they help us with especially regarding china. anything that would be knew that would come out of this, the press would coverage it would be donald trump is a great ally to have in that he is rewarding and affirming allies doing their fair share and carrying the burden for the united states. jillian: we appreciate it, we are coming great back.

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warning the sleeper that comes with its ultralight day and night can cause babies to get hurt after rolling on their stomachs, this comes to month after fisher-price and its parent company, over there sleeper. it was linked to 32 infant deaths. rob: a teenager being haley hero for catching a toddler who fell from the second story window. video from turkey shows the 17-year-old with his arms stretched out ready to jump into action. jillian: he was working at a nearby train shop and noticed the little girl playing near an open window. thanks to heroic actions she walked away without a scratch. her mom was cooking in the kitchen when this happened. it is 8 minutes until the top of the hour, a standout moment from around 2 of the first democratic debate everyone is talking about. >> if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. [applause]

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[cheers and applause] jillian: democrats united behind providing healthcare for illegal immigrants if they take back the white house. rob: carley shimkus with headlines with 24/7 sirius 115. here is the headline. carley: he clearly. all democrats raise their hands for giving millions of illegal aliens unlimited healthcare. how about taking care of american citizens first. that's the end of that race. well pete buttigieg explains his stance saying the country is healthier when everyone in it is healthier. but not everyone is biting. one twitter user says a fan for medicare for all. not a fan of illegal immigrants. another saying me being an american, i feel like an outsider in america listening to democrats. this is a departure from the affordable care act that does not provide healthcare for illegal immigrants. proves how far left this slate of candidates is pushing each other.

rob: absolutely. jillian: marianne william son. a lot of people googled her. >> marianne williamson creating some of the more unique moments of the night like when she said. this listen. >> my first call is to prime minister of new zealand who said that her goal is to make new zealand the place where it's the best place for a child to grow up. i would tell her girlfriend, you are so wrong. mr. president, if you're listening. carley: she became one of the most googled candidates of the night. a lot of people were loving her sort of quirky answers. amy on twitter says do you think she has an essential oils blend called harness love? josh tweets marianne williamson is my spirit animal. she has been very successful in her career gwyneth paltrow calls her a spiritual legend she has a slate of self-help books. rob: first call to new zealand.

we were confused. all right. eric swalwell changes slogan to be president. carley: he used it in a campaign ad and yesterday he used it again. take a listen. >> i'm a congressman but also a father of a 2-year-old and infant. when i'm not changing diapers, i'm changing washington. most of the time the diapers smell better. carley: natalie on twitter men congratulate themselves on parents is actively nauseating. so is changing a diaper can i imagine. a dad that changes diapers a rare. a cause for applause but thought on that stage. it was cringe-worthy. another twitter user says i'm sure he wrote that up a month ago. he was using some canned lines like pass the torch. not sure where the logic behind the whole diaper. maybe he is trying to appeal to millennial dads. young millennials who have kids. jillian: i don't know sometimes diapers stink. carley: can you clean it up at home can you clean it up in washington.

rob: kamala had a strong night and pete buttigieg had a strong night. pretty relatable guy. more to see. carley: 11 more. car "fox & friends" continues this coverage right now. have a good one. >> raise your hand if you think it should be a civil offense rather than a crime to cross the border without documentation. can we keep the hands up so we can see them? >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. >> who here would abolish their private health insurance in favor of a government-run plan? >> >> a ride to build on obamacare. >> i would call it medicare for all who want it. >> if we turn towards socialism, we run the risk of helping to reelect the worst president in american history. >> women's reproductive rights are under assault. >> we must be a