♪ [national anthem] ♪ ♪ ♪ start me up ♪ ed: yeah, the president is in asia. had a news conference. the american economy is the best in the world. hottest show on earth. the only part i beg to differ on this is the hottest show on earth. the american economy is strong. pete: another hot show. ed: my yankees playing in london. big ben with the red, white, and blue flip it over look under the bell there. fun ones. the red sox have their own version. check them out online. on fox this afternoon. don't miss it.

jedediah: i have got to say, ed, you have all the good stuff. ed: i have got to get your dad tony one of these. pete: the u.s. is invading the u.k. i have been waiting on that. ed: world domination. straight to a fox news alert. the president set to land in south korea moments from now. it's about 7:00 p.m. there. this after key meetings at the g-20 summit in japan. jedediah: the president vowing to work out a trade deal in china. pete: kevin corke in south korea ahead of what could be an historic day. kevin? >> great to be with you guys. the president is expected to be here in south korea fairly shortly following i would say a news worthy g-20 summit. ed, of course you have covered a great many of these. this is one of several that i have been fortunate to cover. trade loading the way that will shift as we work our way through the day.

bilateral talks with the south and the president's budding relationship with the leader of the north kim jong un. now, the two men have not scheduled a third summit but as you know the president's invitation by way of twitter, well, it's being met favorably. that's getting all of the attention ahead of his rival here. >> i understand we may be meeting with chairman kim and we will find out. tomorrow we are going to the dmz. i said while i am there i will shake his hand. we get along. there has been no talk larr tests. there has been no long range ballistic tests. if you do meet kim jong un at the dmz tomorrow. would you step across the border into north korea. sure i would. i would. i would feel very comfortable doing that. i would have no problem. >> my colleague, john roberts right there. also at the summit we saw the president spending bait of time spending a bit of time with xi jinping the president announcing he would not will raise tariffs

on china. sell their products to telecom giants huawei. olive branch to keep the talks moving forward. he also touched on a conversation with russian president putin noting the two men, again, discussed election medaling and the possibility of more trade. we do expect the president to land here in our next hour, guys. as soon as he does, of course, i will have that for you as well as his comments about trade and china. that and much more coming up. we will see around 8:00. for now, back to you. ed: kevin, we will be getting back to you throughout the morning. the president in a half an hour or so landing in seoul. pete: a lot of hide trade stuff. huge complications for 2020, our election. the stuff the media wants to object says over with russia. now he is open to talking with kim jong un at the dmz. is there a possibility for a break through there? we're thought sure. jedediah: on that about kim jong un. daniel hoffman, former cia chief of station on the president inviting kim jong

un on the dmz listen to what he had to say. >> negotiations have been in a stalemate since hanoi. the president walked away from a bad deal. at the end of the day, maybe he is trying to have that one more meeting that might lead to more meetings with our negotiations, finally, to try to hammer out an inventory of north korea's weapons. itinerary for their destruction. we haven't taken those steps yet. ed: this is very off the cuff. he sent out a tweet. pete: or was it? ed: opens the door. thinking how there are some mocking the tweet. why would you just want to have a handshake at the dmz. i think it openings the door. they mocked the president over a year ago when he started the rocket man stuff and shifted gears and maybe we will sit down. he has had two summits. daniel hoffman said the president stood strong in hanoi and said i'm not just going to rush into a deal. same with china. he has been mocked for a long time. why are you doing the tariffs? it will blow up in your face. what he was saying in japan look, china's economy their growth is very, very weak

right now. he thinks he has china where he's them. with the american election coming up. he will have to get a deal at some point. pete: two big bets, two big risk with the outcome of neither certain at this point. so, big stakes. ed: we will be looking at that all morning. jedediah: interesting parallel to see the president on the international stage talking about the issues. the parallel this week, of course, was watching the democratic debates. watching democrats really go at it. it really got heated with kamala harris and joe biden. what's interesting is that we have been talking so long about this march to the left on the part of democrats. and would there be a moderate to emerge on the stage? what would that look like? when it came top topic of immigration which obviously is a priority issue the americans and priority for the president, you saw the 2020 democrats make some bold promises to illegal immigrants. take a listen to this montage and then we are going to talk about it. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants? [applause]

>> this is not about a handout. this is an insurance program. >> you cannot let people who are sick, no matter where they come from, no matter what their status go uncovered. >> raids your hand if you think it should be a civil offense rather than a crime to cross the border without documentation? that. >> criminals, that is the basis for family separation. >> when somebody comes across the border, not to criminalize desperation. >> ari fleischer had an interesting tweet overnight, he said if crossing the border illegally is no longer illegal why wouldn't people come from other countries to america make them go through customs. we have an open border in the south no longer illegal according to all democrats on that stage. we have a border at all. we have been saying for a long time do the democrats want open borders? no, no, no, no. and then on that age against the law. jedediah: without pause. oh yeah, me, me, me.

it's amazing. pete: someone better to say it. ben schap sharp nailed it on the radical shift on the left. >> every single candidate on stage suggested american taxpayers shoot foot the bill for healthcare of illegal immigrants. combine two factors open borders and healthcare for everybody what that means is we will get to pay federal everybody's healthcare everybody who gets in. this is radical, radical stuff. the 2020 election is going to be about whom are we talking about? are we talking about trump center of attention or is it what about kooky democrat is out there proclaiming to the skies that they're going to rewrite the american compact and tear down the american constitution? ed: pete says someone else got it right. pete: great stuff. if illegal crossings as he said are not illegal and getting a license or healthcare or college is open for people here illegally, you don't have a country. you have a piggy bank. that's how the democrats

view illegal immigration. can you imagine the debate and i keep pointing to what would happen in 020 in the showdowns in the general election where donald trump is talking about citizenship and borders and allegiance to your country which is another story we will talk about this morning and the left is saying open it wide open. anybody can come in. it's not illegal. that is the stakes of this election. jedediah: that conversation about it being a piggy bank just crossed the borders over everything. went from immigration and then you talked about the economy. it seemed like every issue that was presented, this is what we are going to gainer toe you. this iyou -- guarantee you, give you for free. entice the voters almost like they want to invent advise you to be reliant on government not almost it is. this is what government can do for you. listen to say this is what i can can do to create a robust economy to do these things for yourself. diametrically opposed issue for yourself than the right. everything is for free when we know nothing is for free.

ed: what about the american citizens. pete: we are paying for it. ed: don't lose sight when bernie sanders medicare for all not just raising taxes on the rich. taxes will go up for the middle class. he admitted that. jedediah: don't worry, ed, tax also go up. you will love it. it will be great for you. he assured them. pete: the president just arriving in seoul. we have live pictures of air force one as he arrives in south korea. again, it's evening there. so he will have a quick meeting and then retire at his hotel later on this morning. we will bring it all to you. high stakes talks that got a lot more high stakes in that we are hearing that he might be meeting with kim jong un at the dmz. ed: north koreas said we are not sure. we will see whether it actually becomes a hand shake as the president said in his news conference. are you ready for a third summit after singapore and hanoi. he said look, we may not call it a summit or a hand shake if that's what it is.

sometimes it's by the seat of diplomacy that he does. he throws it out there. if there is an opening, it could be a big deal. pete: look at the g-20 and international deals. hand shakes, small meetings that aren't official. when you are north korea, you don't get invited, rightfully so to those meetings. you don't have many opportunities for face to face. if you are that close, you can understand if you are trying to forge a relationship and you are trying to make sure they don't expand their nuclear program, you spent the time. jedediah: i think this was a great image for the president. like i said before. the contrast of what you are seeing all this bickering for democrats see the president right now exerting his leadership saying you guys can do that bickering at home. i'm going to go and prioritize a our national security and b our economy and i'm going to meet with our world leaders and make these deals and make it happen. he has been shown right now as the leader of the free world while you have everyone dealing with

nonsense on stage. ed: american economy, jobs, jobs, jobs plus our security as pete was pointing out dealing with north korea and iran. pete: speaking blunt about allies stepping up. taking on adversaries and not signing bad deals and pounds of cash. those make for nice talking points for candidates on the left who will say that his foreign policy is not effective. but if you actually look at what he has tried to do, it's been a huge shift in america's orientation toward reality and siding with our real friends and finding ways to stare down geopolitical those like china who have been eating our lunch for decades. is he taking it head on with a long view. jedediah: he has a very difficult relationship to management this is stuff that has been going on for years and years that many presidents have struggled with. this is what he is known for. if you remember though, he marketed himself as a dealmaker. he has a long history of working in business and being a successful businessman where you have to sit at the table with

people who see the world very differently from you do. who may not have the same vision and certainly may walk into the room wanting something very different. you have to meet at that negotiating table and make something happen. i view this as this is his skill set where his skill set gets to thrive. the question is will he be able to come to deals that are good for the united states. we shall see how it works ow the fact that you have someone who has this history of negotiating at that level successfully, i think, walking into these situations and these meetings makes me feel a little bit more confident about them. pete: early reports are that the meeting with president xi of china was, quote: productive. more productive than people anticipated it would be. the talks with china have derailed multiple times because of details. and they have had to walk back. threats of new sanctions. sanctions have been levied. will there be more in the future. china wants them removed immediately upon a deal. the president wants to make sure they are complying with the deal. i think a lot of people, yeah, we are getting a view into the cockpit there.

jedediah: all peering in trying to see who we can see. ed: maybe shaking hands with the pilot. ed: don't often get the zoom in like that. ed: it got there a little bit early. we were expecting this to happen about 20 minutes from now. seeing this early. right, making an important points, pete, about what the president has already been able to accomplish on the ground. about to, once he gets off air force one. he will be going to the blue house, south korea's version of the white house. that is where the president, president moon will be waiting. he will be having dinner. the president of the united states with president moon. pete: back to the china point briefly, you know all sides have a great deal invested. president xi was talking to african-american leaders and he said, quote, any attempt to put one's own interest first and undermine others will not win any popularity. which is quite rich. basically saying america first isn't a good thing, as china builds initiative

throughout africa to advance their own interest. the world is changing before our eyes. technological transfer. 5 g. china asserting its dominance in the region and throughout the world. the president knows that. now is the time for that stair down. they said they wouldn't meet at the g-20 unless the trade talks were back on track. a lot of people here want to make sure they have real teeth to them and it's not just a signing ceremony. jedediah: you used the word stare down that's a great way to put it. i think when americans voted for donald trump, they voted for someone who would be able to walk in those rooms and complete a stare down and keep the american interest close to the vest and make sure it gets done. it's interesting, when you talk about we are in the midst of 2020. is that the president right there? , i can't really see that far. that's somebody coming off the plane. when you talk about alternate possibilities of people who could potentially get elected and you look at the democrats, you have to ask yourself who would you put trust n situations like this? who pass th has the past and skl

set that you want to send in situations like this that would stand firm on american principles and stand firm on protecting what we value in terms of our economy and national security and terms of talking about tariffs. complex and complicated. i like having a businessman sitting at these meetings and tables who understands the implications of these policies very close to home on those businesses and that what that ha has done to him very a very long time. ed: in japan the president was asked about whether kim jong un is receptive of meeting him at the dmz. he says he believes he is a reporter asks well, if you are at the dmz with kim, if this happens, would you step foot in north korea, something which would be very rare for an american president. he said yeah, why not? previous well we have got to go through the state department and protocol. that's thought what american presidents do. he said yeah, if i am at the dmz i would have no problem doing that that would send an incredible symbol of openness that could finally

move us towards a deal with north korea. jedediah: he tends to not do what typical american presidents do. we have seen that on many issues. that element of surprise throws people in the media and people on the opposing team who want to nail him for something and say wait a second, is he not following protocol. oftentimes it works everyone to's surprise. he has put through several policy proposals where people would sit back and say well, i don't know about this. this is really revolutionary. this seems really different. i don't know how that would play out. it has been successful. sometimes you have to put your trust in a guy that you elect. it's been fascinating to see when he abandons that protocol how successful that can be. ed: he just doesn't go on script. jedediah: he doesn't have a script. pete: the president just landed in seoul, south korea. when he comes out we will bring it to you. jed, you talk about regular protocol. it is when presidents have cut across the grain of conventional wisdom or thinking that often sometimes breakthroughs do

happen. think about ronald reagan he talked about evil empire and tear down that wall and all of the foreign policy types that rhetoric is too harsh. the approach is too blunt. ed: they mocked it. pete: he clung to the strategic defense initiative. missile defense something the soviets thought we might have. that misinformation led to a place here we are the president deplaning in south korea. waving to i'm guessing. jedediah: the audience. pete: 7:00 p.m. there. a brief evening tonight and big dave talks tomorrow. ed: we have thousands of u.s. troops there in south korea. typically an american president will visit with them on the ground. in the ground in south korea for about a day and a half. can you see him there being greeted by the local dignitaries. u.s. military officials as is the protocol. but, as we mentioned, he is going to be heading to the blue house for an official dinner with president moon of south korea where they will be able to talk, obviously about north korea. talk about the international economy some of the tariffs and other things, trade

deals the president has been talking about. pete: you mentioned the military uniform. we do have a substantial military presence there. technically the war in korea is not over. ed: exactly. >> one of the things on the table that has been mentioned something that could be done is to formally declare the end of the korean war. which some believe could set in motion the types of things you would need to do in order to walk north korea back from the precipice. jedediah: also thinking about the politic when you say look at moments like this. these should be moments unifying. every single person in their country should be routeing. i remember disagreeing with president obama on a number of issues. whenever i saw him be in international space and try to make those deals, you root for your country. you root for your president to create a successful deal that will benefit the people of this country. it really bothers me when people choose to make these divisive political moments. you know what? he is over there. let's hope to god that he has successful meetings and that he comes back with

answers to questions that with answers that help us. you have to have interest in your country first and your president. these should be moments where we are all together, coming together and rooting for him to be successful. pete: great point, jed. one of the topics as he salutes generals and others on the tarmac. local city council in minnesota removing the pledge of allegiance. one of the quotes of a council member before their city council meetings is some of us feel like patriotism has been so politicized that it's almost used as a weapon against people. and what president trump has tried to say is, no, it should be unifying. we should be looking toward the flag. we should be looking toward the pledge and the role america plays in the role. which is on full display at times like the g-20 and on foreign transcription and say we are proud of who we're. the values we represent. we are happy to help anyone else who seeks to leave free earth but ultimately everyone needs to michigan in as well which is a big part of president trump's message. ed: you see the president about to board marine one,

obviously. short ride over to the blue house. and he will get al chance to salute there again, u.s. military officials there accompanying him on this journey. he was just in asia a couple weeks ago and went right back. and had meetings with prime minister abe, you'll recall. met with him again on the ground there at the g-20 in japan. now the president aboard marine one headed to dinner with president moon. we will be monitoring this throughout the morning. jedediah: we will have more coverage for you as the morning goes on. meanwhile joe biden finding himself under attack during this week's debate. >> we're going to solve the issues of climate chaos pass the torch. if we are going to solve the issue of student loan debt, pass the torch. >> i'm still holding on to that torch. jedediah: oh boy, joe. now bernie sanders is firing back defending biden and crying ageism. a former bernie staff weighs in coming up next. ♪ ♪ what i really want to know ♪ go my way ♪ and i got to know

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pete story is getting more twisted and tragic as we learn more. mackenzie lueck disappeared. i'm sorry we have teleprompter issues here. something is happening. we are going to start over. we are back with a fox news alert. a man charged in the kidnapping and murder of missing utah college students mackenzie lueck. her phone records leading to the salt lake city home. arab shaarab shaaishah joins us with more. >> this is the stuff of horror movies twisted and tragic. mackenzie lueck disappeared june 17th near a park in

salt lake city. police say allow a was the last person seen communicating with. arrested and charged with aggravated murder among other crimes. investigators apparently found a freshly dug up area in his backyard and some shocking and horrific evidence, listen. >> a forensic excavation of the burn area was conducted which resulted in the finding of several charred items that were consistent with personal items of mackenzie lueck. >> now, police are still looking for some items that are missing from that house like a mattress and box springs that were apparently given away just last week. get. this we're learning that the suspect actually asked a handy man to build him a secret soundproof room with hooks on the wall and then he slowly started side stepping into more stuff like wanting a thumb lock

ton with a fingerprint lock and soundproofing it and putting hooks in the concrete, you know, up like 7 feet. it was just weird what he was asking me. >> your thoughts have got to go all over the place. this is far from over. police still investigating whether this suspect perhaps acted with someone else or acted alone. we will see. pete: thank you very much, aishah, we appreciate it. ed: former vice president biden finding himself under attack at the debate. >> i was 6 years old when a presidential candidate came to the california democratic convention and said it's time to pass the torch. joe biden was right when he said it was time to pass the torch. >> do you agree today that you were wrong to oppose busing in america? >> did i not oppose busing in america. >> i did not praise racists. >> i agree that everybody once they -- i know, my time is up. i'm sorry. ed: some in the media saying the former vice president

underperformed to say least. others say he was eaten alive in first faceoff against 2020 rivals. where does he go from here to discuss former bernie sanders national staff tez figaro. good morning,s a, tez. >> joe biden was by barack obama's side for 8 years. and they may actually rally behind him even if he under performed. what say you about joe biden and his performance? >> i mean, sure, you have a big divide. my 86-year-old grandmother did not like the fact that senator harris challenged him. and then you have people from my generation that says, listen, this does not mean that senator harris automatically gets the dem nomination. people are going to challenge her record as a criminal prosecutor. at the end of the day, senator harris, whether you like her or not, vicry teaked her. she won that debate like the golden state warriors,

everybody had all these high expectations for bide and bernie. she came in and took the reigns. that's the bottom line. she was a prosecutor and came nangsd locked them up point blank. biden was not prepared and neither was scary sanders and it shows. this they do not go down this road and critique themselves and get better with preparation. they have their number one and two spots taken away. ed: maybe you are saying kamala harris was the toronto raptors and came in and beat them injuries involved that might have been mitt gaghtd. >> that's right. ed: what say you as a former bernie sanders staff on one hand sanders had everybody talking about his issues essentially. medicare for all. green new deal. things he opened the door to in 2016. but it seemed like bernie maybe, i don't want to say lost his way but everybody was attacking him and he didn't really seem to have a great debate performance. what say you? >> you are absolutely right. you are correct what i was talking about is i have got

the analogy mixed up. there was absolutely an injury. and biden and sanders both have to put ice on the injury. yes, they took his message. they ran with it and ran with the ball since we are going with the basketball analogy this morning. they ran the ball. they made shots. they were so busy focused on each other that they forgot about kamala harris and under estimated her i'm sure she will perform well and she simply went in and killed it. i have myself been critical of her background and will do so. but, joe biden is not above being critiqued and neither is senator sanders. senator sanders had an opportunity to take a shot at him and he didn't. ed: to your point look at this poll new england likely democratic voters who would you vote for if the election was tomorrow. joe biden was 41.5% before the debate. he dropped in this poll by 10 points. after the debate. kamala harris 7.9% before. 16.9% after. obviously a bit of a jump. whereas bernie sanders though counter to what i

said a moment ago, he went up a little bit. maybe democratic voters 14-17. elizabeth warren 12.6 before the debate. she goes up to 14. let's talk about her and we haven't mentioned her. elizabeth warren was on night one. she wasn't there with sanders, biden and harris. how did she do on night one? >> she met the expectations. this is a good example on how they expected her to do well, and she did well. so it was her debate to lose. and she maintained that was the same thing we saw with the opposite side. everyone expected biden to do well, expected bernie to do well. i'm not saying that bernie and joe biden were a disaster. but they didn't exceed the expectations where senator warren she was able to maintain which would cause her to get increase in the polls. she did very well. very effective. very accomplished. she showed she deserved to be in the center stage and she did well and she will -- ed: bernie sanders said something like ageism may have been why he and joe biden were under assault. ageism at play in the

democratic primaries. >> if i was bernie sanders i wouldn't mention with anything on the back he has sexism issues and racism issues. he should stay away from mism issues. don't worry about passing the torch, take it. ed: appreciate having you in to keep the basketball initiative going. >> thank you. ed: one pausing on the pledge of allegiance? really? the backlash coming up. ♪ we built this city on rock and roll ♪ we built this city ♪ we built this city ♪ on rock and roll ♪ built this city ♪ drive safely.. . with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that.

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♪ ♪ ♪ these are the days of america ♪ brother to brother ♪ hand in hand ♪ these days. ed: see that flag right there? it's a beautiful one. well, unfortunately more problems in my home state of minnesota. the city of st. louis park which is in west of minneapolis. it's in ilhan omar's district. they held a city council meeting and they decided, they voted 5-0 we're not going to say pledge of allegiance anymore at our city council meetings because, well, it's kind of outdated. ed: here is actually one of

the council members who introduced a proposal saying, quote: not everyone who does business with the city or who has a conversation is a citizen. they certainly don't need to come in to city council chambers and pledge their allegiance to our country in order to tell us what their input is about a sidewalk in front of their home. jedediah: this is a sickness going on. i'm sorry. this is where we are at. we need to be worried. if this is the conversation we are having that you have to worry in the united states of america about saying the pledge of allegiance because you are afraid that someone might walk into the room and be offended? the fact that we are having this conversation concerns me deeply. this should not even be on the table. the same person should be making that argument. this is the united states of america. we are proud of this country. every single person should be proud to say that pledge of allegiance. i'm sorry, listen, i'm really sorry if you get offended when you walk into the room. this is our country. and we are proud of it and that's just the bottom line. pete: you are a new arrival and-to-america and you are going to a city council

meeting i hope you have some allegiance and affinity for this country. i hope you say the pledge and believe it. week talk about jobs and the economy. it's stuff like this is the reason why donald trump has the reservoir of support that he does. he says stand up for the anthem, say the pledge. the flag is important. put your country first. that is what unites us, and then city council. they didn't think this was going to be a big deal. they passed it. quick vote no. debate. we are not just going to say pledge anymore. even the mayor didn't know about it. apparently revote on it because they have gotten so much backlash. ed: the backlash is just beginning. radio talk wh talk show host shd not be able to claim it's in the united states of america. jedediah: we have a tweet from the g.o.p. party chairwoman i'm a new and diverse resident living in st. louis park eliminating the pledge doesn't accommodate me it. offends me.

and for the record you can't say you love our country and then eliminate the pledge. people coming into the united states, they should -- you talk about you should love this country and support it you? are coming here because of the freedoms that we afford in this country. you are coming here because of many of the things articulated by that pledge. you should be welcoming. you should come in here and be happy that we're proud of our country and saying that pledge. ed: nothing often about the fledge. the part i really don't understand is there could be a non-citizen comes into city hall. great, welcome them. in no reason if they have some business and here illegally and want to talk about the sidewalk. there is nothing offensive about the pledge. we love america. non-citizen comes in. we welcome new to city hall, what's your problem? we will try to help you. why would they be offended by the pledge? the pledge is wonderful. pete: put one more tweet up there. i get to put up a tweet from sam, my dad loves him from minnesota. run as show called garage

logic. regarding the st. louis park city council aban doing the pledge of allegiance. without hyperbole it is an american tragedy. it is tantamount to holding america in contempt. politicians choose to misregard and patriotism suggests oppression, patriarchy -- ed: let us know what you think. jedediah: the white supremacists who plowed his car into a crowded antiracism protest in charlotte, virginia gets life in prison. he pleaded 2 2 guilty to 29 hate crimes in march of 2017. he will be sentenced on state charges including murder next month. florida governor ron desantis sign as bill requiring felons to pay fines before they can vote. voters passing a constitutional amendment

last year restoring voting rights for felons who complete their sentences. the new bill includes restitution, court costs and fees. democrats argue that creates an extra hurdle that voters did not intend to include. the aclu has filed a lawsuit to block the bill take a look at this humpback whale caught in a net. 30-foot whale making it harder for crews to untangle the net from giant thrashing tail. the whale finally free, yea. unclear if the whale was hurt. hopefully not. the u.s. is two wins away from second world cup title after surviving france in the quarterfinals. >> to runners across. it goes free. rapinoe shots go. megan rapinoe scoring both

goals in the 2-1 win. those are your headlines. i will need to know a follow-up on whether that whale as okay. i'm not going to sleep tonight so someone let me go. pete: enthusiastic about this soccer team. ed: i wonder why. adam. i know you had an issue getting dressed this morning. >> yeah. like you snuck in there and locked me out. i was able to claw my way in like john mcclain going around the building. diehard reference. i want to brings you the forecast which is very summer like across the country. it's steamy and salty out here. muggy early this morning on the east coast. that is not the hottest place as cross the country. it is going to get warm today. some of these temperatures already in the lower 80's in portions of the plains it. is going to get a whole lot warmer. did you go from our current temperatures to our actual highs. you see some of those plain states getting up into triple digits.

you add in the humidity. moisture nowhere to evaporate. triple digits in the huge swath of the middle of the country. it's going to be a warm one on saturday and a warm one again on sunday. guys, it is feeling like summer in the middle of the country and feeling like summer in the middle of new york city. pete: plant based meat trend. more meat. what are meat based religion isies about after all? coming up next. ♪

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ed: quick headlines, recall taco bell side hustles paying off. rooms in hotel sold out two minutes. the bell taco bell resort officially opens in palm springs, california a few days this august. fans can still be part of the taco bell themed hotel by signing up for updates and possible merchandise. they have merch. arby's has the meet an the meat. meat based veggies. rolling out alternatives to the plant based meat trays. a meat carrot made from turkey breast. arby's says plant based products just go against who they're as a brand. pete, you can endorse that. pete: we have to have that on the show ed tomorrow. the city of baltimore's computer systems have been held hostage by cyber hackers for nearly two months after refusing to pay an $80,000 ransom in either cash or bit coin at the advice of lawmakers. city officials just approved

10 million in emergency funds to cover the cost of recovering from the attack fellow at the center for digital government and cyber security for the hill. he spoke to baltimore officials morgan so these hackers have their information they want 80 grand which the government can afford. they are not doing it. is that the right answer? >> you know, pete, you bring up, this is probably the most existential question i have to deal with, do we pay digital tariffs and negotiate with them or not? in this case nobody dies at least right now because it's not healthcare. the point is if they don't pay the 70 or 80 grand. they end up paying 10 or 15 million. guess who ends up paying for it in the end. paying for either inaction or incompetence. when i spoke at that government summit. one of the things i said, look, at some point you have to make a decision. guess what that $10 million would have been better spent beforehand securing your systems, patching your vulnerabilities, many of these things they knew about for two years, by the way,

pete, this wasn't the first time baltimore got attacked with ransom ware marc march 202017 they got hit. pete: they are not the only place recent cyber attacks and ransom demands paid rivera beach, $117,000. lake city florida, 90,000. you put it in spending 10 million for security patches that looks cheap but also sets a precedent that i would imagine emboldens cyber terrorists? >> i think about it differently. i think they what they do is use automated systems. they scan the internet and targeting government right now, why? because government ranks 14th out of 18th for overall cyber security and 17th out of 18th for patching all the way they are getting in. inpoints, computers, laptops, the phones. these are targets of opportunities. there is nothing government can say or do to stop somebody in a country we don't have an extradition treaty with from breaking in. the gang made $2 billion

they officially retired after making money. nothing anybody did stopped them from doing. this. pete: when you look at the whole thing, you look at government and say it's not a big surprise. there is not -- government doesn't do a lot of things real well on the leading edge of things. is there anything the markets can do, free enterprise can do to come alongside these municipalities that are not up to the task? >> look, pete, actually you hit the nail on the head. what they need to do is quit referring to these companies as vendors. vending machines put in a quarter and pull out a candy bar. nothing unique about that. partner with public and private sector. by the way arizona is doing. this the governor down there put down a consortium of public, private academia. come together to say let's work together to solve our problems. they can do a much better job of reaching out and much better job of working with industry partners to find out what have we already bought that we can use that we haven't turned on and what new things do we need to do. pete: clearly the technology sought there a lot of the these cities have not implemented it. we reached out to the mayor

of baltimore. have not heard back. we did reach out to morgan wright who knows what he is talking about. thanks for being here this morning. thank you. pete: mayor pete going after republicans and christianity during this week's debate. >> for a party that associates itself with christianity, to say that it is okay to suggest that god would smile on the division of families has lost all claim to ever use religious language again. ♪ then i was saved, yeah. pete: a false characterization has a message for mayor pete that's robert jeffress coming up next ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ keeping the faith ♪ my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company,

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>> we should call out hypocrisy when we see it. and for a party that associates itself with christianity to say that it's okay to suggest that god would smile on the division of families at the hands of federal agents, that god would condone putting children in cages has lost all claim to ever use religious language again. jedediah: pete buttigieg slamming the republican party saying they have no right to use religious language because of the family separations at the border. ed: here to react fox news contributor and host of pathway to victory on fox nation pastor robert jeffress. good morning. >> good morning. ed: i wonder why they didn't follow up with abortion for pete buttigieg. >> one he probably doesn't want to talk about very much. and it's just absolutely amazing to see what's going on here. look, pete buttigieg was engaging in what is his favorite past time it appears. and that is bashing conservative christians. and, look, there is nobody i know, no christian noe

christian who says god smiles on the separation of families at the borders but everybody has got to remember that in our country even citizens who commit crimes and go to jail are automatically separated from their children. the only way to prevent that is to send the child to prison with their parents or not prosecute the parents. and that's what this is really all about. this is about the desire of the dems to decriminalize illegal immigration that is going to end up in chaos in our country. one thing the bible is clear about government has given right to establish laws, enforce those laws in order to protect citizens. there is nothing unchristian about government protecting its borders. pete: you are exactly right, shall pastor. give town see what is caesars there is a utilities to government. and informs that to say because you take a position on government ultimately you can't talk about faith?

that goes to another level. >> well, it just -- this whole idea i d dichotomy between faith and politics. he invobbed the separation of church and state. look, this morning i'm getting ready to address the faith and freedom coalition in washington, d.c. my topic is why christians should get involved in politics. look at our nation's history. this was christians who led the great changes in our country. whether it was the pastors, the black robed regiment who led the american revolution. or christians who led for the an abolition of slavery. it was christian pastors like martin luther king jr. who led the civil rights movement. thank god these people did not try to separate their faith from their politics. ed: thank god dr. king and others did stand up. we thank you, dr. jeffers for coming. in pathway to victory on fox nation. we are awaiting the president's arrival for dinner with the south korean president in seoul. he is set to arrive any moment. we will continue to monitor that and bring it to you

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>> i like that work hard, play harder. i can get behind that. pete: i don't know the word for the song but i like the title. ed: he was moving to the beat. jedediah: like he thought it was going to work out and play hard. pete: work hard play hard but harder? i can sign up for that. it's june 29th, it's the middle of the summer. it's going to be hot today. it's also national waffle iron day. i once gave you a waffle iron gift. jedediah: it was used. ed: you left out used. pete: this makes this our anniversary.

jedediah: have you cleaned it? ed: happy anniversary. a lot of breaking news. pete: in fact, the president is also overseesee overseas. we have been monitoring the democratic debate while the president is overseas in osaka. he weighed in on the debates and compared a little bit of what the democrats are going through through what he went through last time around. check it out. >> do you think kamala harris is going to be a tough opponent for you in that debate. >> you never know who going to be tough. one you think is going to be tough turns out to be not much. and sometimes you think -- i have teen it. look, i had 17. we actually had a total of 18. of the 18, many were all their lives they wanted to be politicians. i never thought about being a politician until about two days before i decided to run. you looked at some of them, they are very talented. sometimes the ones that i felt would be the toughest were not the toughest at al

all. ed: he went through the gauntlet. jedediah: are they going to need three or four rows of candidates. pete: there is no important differences. there is no donald trump type figure in this democrat field. jedediah: no. pete: overwhelming personality coming from the outside. we thought some billionaires might get in and media types might get. in it's pretty much all politicians with sort of an interesting author on the side and andrew yang as a businessman. none of which have the profile that he had. donald trump stuck out because he raised his hand when no one else would, and now we are in a moment in the democratic party where everyone raises their hand for the most part. like everyone has kind of become berniey. ed: free stuff for illegal immigrants. pete: open border. he is right in that sense, too early to use one debate performance. ed: something kamala harris didn't get asked about privately i'm hearing from the president's supporters is remember what she did during the brett kavanaugh hearings and concept until

innocent until proven guilty turned on its head. that's not going to come up on a democratic primary because all the democrats on the stage agree with kamala harris how she approached. pete: all the moderates are democrat? ed: middle of the country did not like what happened. she was one of the leaders of that watch that as well. so kamala harris challenging the vice president. you saw that throughout. ed: this was an exchange. ed: it was interesting. because joe biden seemed unprepared. watch. jedediah: a little. >> i do not believe you are a racist. but i also believe and it's personal and i was actually very -- it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputations of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school. and she was bussed to school every day. and that little girl was me.

>> that's a mischaracterization of my position across the board. did i not praise racists. >> i agree that everybody wants that -- i know my time is up. jedediah: joe biden somehow was not ready for this. i really don't understand. the thinking is kamala harris she is a prosecutor. she does this well. she is highly highly rehearsed. in you throw her a curve ball what she needed what joe biden needed to do was throw her a curve ball and interrupt that very rehearsed speech. she had that line about the food fight oh, you know, you guys are having a food fight when we should be focused on putting food on the table that was a preplanned line she was waiting continue to setter into that debate. this is another moment. he should have been prepared for, this now, of course, is he forced to do damage control. take a listen what he said because he has got to try to fix this now. 30 seconds and 60 seconds on a campaign debate exchange can can't do justice to a lifetime commitment to civil rights. i want to be absolutely

clear about my record and position on racial justice, including busing. i never, never, never opposed volunteering busing. as a program that senator harris participated in and made a difference in her life. ed: how he failed though this the debate he may say it's hard to do it in 30 seconds. that's what you have to do. you have to survive in that environment. go down the sound bite. sorry that's the case. and why he didn't say okay, when you are in pigtails i also passed, you know, the voting rights act andy this, i did that he has a record of controversy with his dealings and his fondness for some of the pro-segregationist senators. he should have been better prepared to explain those i was he also has a record he can be proud of on civil rights. why he didn't use 15 seconds, 30 seconds to do it and at the end when he said oh my time is up like he was giving up number one in the moment. jed yesterday terrible. ed: others just blew by the clock. if you are accused of being a racist blow by the clock

and explain it. big picture my time suspect. it sounds like a whole approach to life. pete: her attack was orchestrate you had. the reason it was so devastating because his response was so terrible, ed, as you talked about. and it makes you believe does he have what it takes? and then he has tried to cover up for it. make up for it. and he made a statement recently, too. about you know, where black kids wearing hoodies don't become gang bangers they become poet laureates. i never thought about being that so i can't say it. where it really matters he misstepped. steve: he dominated last time around. dieden having trouble. we will be digging into that more and more. meantime breaking news. president, his motorcade just arriving at blue house where he will be meeting with president moon for dinner the south korean

president. pete: you are just joining us, the president flying from japan at the g-20 about w. high stakes meeting can you hear now arriving in south korea to meet with their president for dinner tonight. it's morning here but halfway around the world. they will be talking, presumably, about trade, about the korean conflict. about north korea. about the relationship between the two countries before he heads off to bed. ed: just after 8:00 p.m. in south korea. we showed it to you live when air force one arrived in seoul. now he has made his way on over to blue house for this important dinner. pete: one of those things where a meeting could go for an hour and go for three. i know with president trump he usually likes to stay on time. jedediah: to be a fly on the wall, too pete. it's amazing when you see major leaders of countries meeting together. you always wonder what actually gets said? we get the rundown after the fact. we get the highlights. the highlight reel so to speak. we see images of their exchanges and wonder what exactly goes down. i hope he has a successful dinner and meeting once

again as i said last hour rooting for the president and all these exchanges. steve: they're walking to the tea house within the grounds of tea house. pete: moon more recently put into power in south korea has a more open orientation toward north korea and hard line presidents there who have stared down north korea. question is i have got to to believe they will be talking about kim jong un pathway to legalization. pete: being a fly on the wall in some of these conversations and what world leaders really talk about beyond the talking points they are supposed to have on a piece of paper. let's do this issue and that issue. earlier when they were in japan for the g-20 and president trump tweeted out hey, i'm going to be at the dmz. maybe kim jong un wants to meet me there. maybe we could have a hand shake and the world reacted. what is he doing? is there going to be a mini summit there was a moment reporters heard on the sidelines of the g-20 summit president trump spotted president moon sipping some

coffee with some of his aides. president trump just walked up and said you see my tweeted? did you see my tweet about kim jong un and president moon had seen the tweet and said yeah, what's going on? because he is trying to get caught up. so it gives you an idea of what we have been talking about president trump throwing out the script. normally it would be like we are going to send a cable. jedediah: right. ed: carefully weigh whether we're going to go to the dmz and invite kim jong un. see my tweet? put your coffee down. let's talk about it. pete: my digital cable. jedediah: you have to wonder what think. probably used to dealing with presidents who do follow protocol. what's going on here. pete: president trump probably likes the fact they are a little off his game and surprised. before he left japan with reporters he talked about the meeting with kim jong un. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i may or may not see kim jong un. we will be heading out to south korea, spend about a day and a half there with president moon who is a really good guy. he was here, too as you know.

i saw him. i met with him, also. and we'll see what happens. something might happen tomorrow, to be honest. we won't call that summit. we will call it a handshake if it does happen. i don't know if it will. i think he would like to do it. i won't mind doing it at all. i'm literally visiting the d mtion. ed: think about the arc of this early in the administration. president trump had been saying to people privately that the problem that barack obama said was weighing on him the most as he left office was the possibility of north korea using nuclear weapons. pete: good point. ed: we had to deal with this. the president, what was his reaction? to really ramp up the rhetoric and talk about little rocket man and fire and fury. many of the president's critics as they often do mocked him and said this is not how a u.s. president should do it. he is amping up the rhetoric so much that he is moving us closer to the brink of nuclear war. and instead the opposite has happened. then he opens the door to talks with kim jong un. the first summit in

singapore months later the second one in hanoi. and we have actually moved back from the brink of nuclear war. there is always that threat. pete: yeah. ed: he has moved back. and now continues with these conversations with the south korean president who has now had multiple meetings with kim jong un the south korean president. that is something that had not happened either since the korean war which as you noted earlier has not officially ended. history happening before our ice. pete: that's the president here on his way in to dinner with the south korean president. you see ivanka trump there. jared kushner as well. other members of the american delegation. and looming large is a potential meeting with the north korean dictator. tomorrow potentially. it's almost like at this point if you are building a relationship with somebody, you know, when you go to where they live and you say wait, you were here and you didn't call and didn't write, it could be that type of scenario. i will be at the dmz. maybe we. ed: send a little note to kim i might be there.

jedediah: he took a lot of pete who are that too. many took position with him wanting to meet with kim jong un. i think he views himself as a dealmaker. his initial approach to it was unconventional with the rocket man and all the names like that. that's what he does. he says what's on his mind. ed: kept him off guard. >> keep him on your toes. and is he open to sitting down with people, i think, because he ultimately feels like i said that he has this long history in business. in his mind he is thinking i sat at tables with a lot of people who i don't agree with or don't see the world the same way as he does. you walk in the room and got to get something done. he views politics very much in the same vein, not differently. i will sit down with you. that doesn't mean i'm going to back down and leave the room with my tail between my legs. i'm absolutely going to sit there and listen to what you have to say. the ultimate goal is to sit there and something that works for both of us. american interest and that's his priority. >> ultimately south korea so

baptized in propaganda and dictatorship. they better have some trust in a relationship that the united states is going to stand by their word if they were to give up their nuclear weapons and hope for a better economic future. so, meetings for the sake of meetings that prolong north korea's ability to advance their nuclear capabilities would be a bad thing. meetings that lead to a closer personal relationship so there is a level of trust in many places around the world, that's critically important before a deal gets done. so, pressing the flesh, meeting people, talking on the dmz could be part of earning that trust to get to a point where they can walk back. jedediah: the value of being unpredictable. that's extremely valuable. you don't want to be someone that everyone knows when you walk into a meeting oh, you know, have them all figured out. they know exactly what donald trump is going to do. the fact he is highly unpredictable and don't know. many world leaders who have been successful in this country when you walk in that room you don't necessarily know what they are going to do and how they are going to execute that deal or what they're going

to agree to or not agree. to say huge advantage that people don't know. what will donald trump do? let's wait and find out. pete: let me ask you, have you been on these trips and delegations, what kind of access does the press get? ed: that's about as close as we can get. sometimes reporters within or just out of shouting distance. cameras set up there. natural sound in the conversation. but may not put reporters that close to the leaders to start shouting about iran or something that's disrupts the flow of it. this president has been very accessible, to your question, because back in japan, there was some doubt is there going to be a full fledged news conference? what is it going to be? the president ended up taking you will all kinds of questions about the meeting and tariffs. his meeting with president xi. he talked about domestic politics. pete: the 2020 debate? ed: jim acosta dot to get him about saudi arabia and

whether or not he pushed saudi arabia on the death of coroner. this presidenkhashoggi: jed mas point earlier and it's important one. here we are seeing had this president on the world stage taking care of all of this important business while the democrats back home opened up their debates in the last couple of days where they talked about all of these kind of things. talked about raise your taxes. bernie sanders said he is not just going to raise taxes on the rich. he would raise them on the middle class. joe biden talked about how he would repeal all of the trump tax cuts. so that means your taxes would be going up. and the -- all of the democratic candidates on that stage talked about raised their hand to the idea of free healthcare for illegal immigrants. pete: yep. ed: all of that is happening domestically here back home while this president from japan to south korea is covering a gamut of issues. pete: when the democratic issues were asked about the biggest threat today many

said russia because of election meddling, some said climate change and some said china. when you look at this trip all about china and looming influence in that region. south korea, north korea, who is the biggest beneficiary sherry. who does north korea rely on the most to prop up the regime communist chinese. just in japan. what is everyone talking about a looming trade deal. what is everyone worried about what's china going to do in hong kong and tijuana as far as extradition and sornghts. what are they doing in the south china sea? what are they doing with belt and road initiative as they thrust their influence and indebt other countries around the world, what are they doing about intellectual property and theft of technology, forced transfer. all of these topics that are big international topics in a world where you don't have to be a globalist to understand the globalization is real and china is taking advantage of that. and if you don't build real partnerships in that region, japan, south korea, booming economies with a lot of

strength. then china expands its orbit. they are the big looming issue in a lot of these talks. ed: working through a lot of the the issues you just covered the president is pushing these at a time when he thinks he has a stronger hand because of the strong u.s. economy. so you talk about china, again, we talked about the approach to north korea. the president was mocked for the tariffs, his approach to trade, and we will stop here if he is going to talk. let's listen in and see if he has something to say. ed: if he starts talking why will jump. in. pete: it appears, lots of photos as happens. national event. lots of smile. ed: lots of we will see what happens as he likes to say. pete: as he likes to say? what's going to happen? we'll see. jedediah: what's been interesting, ed, as well is. ed: waiting to see if he is going to speak?

two issues key economy and national security. they don't have answers to how they are going to pay for stuff. people are happy, very much so with the economy and with the economic boom that's happening. they don't have an explanation how their policies would make it better. people are fearful when it comes to national security issues particularly when you talk about immigration. people aren't taking that seriously. here you see the parallel of donald trump on the international stage. he has the opportunity on those very issues. national security and economy where democrats are showing weakness to show his strength to talk about tariffs, to talk about prioritize those issues and say, listen, this is what leadership looks like. that's not what leadership looks like. those aren't solutions that's a bunch of talking points and a bunch of political speak that goes nowhere. this is what the job of getting it done actually looks like. on the american side of that picture screen left you have secretary of state mike pompeo, ivanka trump, jared kutcherner.

i believe that was steve mnuchin. part of the group that will be meeting with the south korean. ed: hang on. >> thank you for being here. thank you. we have. yes. ed: see what he is referring to. so reporters are set back. you can see the president say i already took about 15 or 20 minutes back in japan. we are not going to disrupts this ceremony and now he walks into the additional with a full fledged news conference. think about what have you both been talking about. on china the president criticized again and again for months now, why are you pressing this trade issue? why the tariffs? it's going to blow up in your face. why in the president, a, campaigned ton and wants to follow through on it with you b believes he has a strong hand and china's economy is at a point where they need a deal more than we do perhaps. because their economy is struggling. and bring that to north korea. why we say hey, kim, i'm in the neighborhood. you want to meet me at the dmz in the president walked

away from the table in hanoi because he believed it was a weak deal. he didn't want to take it. kim jong un was stunned. he was upset about that. and now what's been going on since then? kim's economy is in desperate straits because of u.s. and u.n. sanctions. so the president believes,like with china. time is on his side. it's not on kim jong un's side. is he desperate. is he ultimately going to wants to a deal. don't know if it's going to be today. a six months from now, a year from now. kim jong un is going to have tto do a deal at some point. pete pete president trump knows if they are begging for a deal. willing to make concessions likely beneficial to the united states of america. jedediah: also just watching that you have to step back and realize this was a nonpolitician that won this election. and now involved in the intense meetings with foreign leaders. he is making, you know, national, international policy. when you look at the democratic debate stage. i don't see anyone like

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even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. jedediah: we are back with a fox news alert. a man is charged in the kidnapping and murder of missing utah college student mackenzie lueck. police arrested a man after phone records led him to salt lake city home. there detectives found female remains and lueck's items burned in the backyard. phone records show he communicated with lueck the day she disappeared and at the park at the same time a lyft driver dropped her off last monday. also breaking overnight, a 2-year-old boy is dead and three others are sick from

e.coli infections linked to animals at the san diego county fair. health officials say the kids ranging between 2 and 13 years old all visited the fair's petting zoo or came in to contact with animals in other areas of the fair. all designated animal spaces are now closed at the fair. and dominican police arrest a suspected master mind behind a botched hit on david ortiz. authorities said the red sox legend was not the intended target. the man accused of plotting the hit is also accused of having a role in a texas drug trafficking ring. the man accused of financing the plot has also been arrested. ortiz is still recovering at a boston hospital. down to you, ed. ed: kamala harris getting a strong start during the first democratic presidential debates. >> america does not want to witness a food fight. they want to know how we are going to put food on their table. there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public school. and that little girl was me.

this microphone that the president of the united states holds in her hand is used in a way. [cheers and applause] >> that is about reflecting the values of our country. ed: well, very interesting. but does she have what it takes to face off against president trump in a general election stage? our next guest has faced off against senator harris before he ran against her in the 2016 senate race. former chair of the california republican party, author of the divided ear remarks tom del bakr row, he joins us now. great to see you. >> ed, great to see again. >> talk about your experience on the debate stage. we have some video of that as you talk. what was it like debating kamala harris? >> well, it was a very different format. there was only five of us. it was much more in-depth format. the format you saw in the last couple of days that's 10 people and sort of played up this notion that you could ambush someone you saw she did not answer the question on taxes.

with the debate with me she was required to answer the questions. the moderator said that's okay but will you answer the question? she is not very indepth she is good at ambush style comments to get attention and it certainly worked for her in that last format. ed: you use the word ambush and i'm struck by the fact that the initial headlines boy she really got joe biden and i have been talking to democrats privately looking at data by stanley greenberg a long time democratic polster. test styles with democratic voters before the debate. some democratic voters were repelled by that felt like it was ambush significantly he got data suggesting that african-american voters. not all of them but some of them were actually rallying behind joe biden saying wait a second this was barack obama's wing man. this was unfair attack. >> >> yeah. it's actually a calculated risk she had took. she had fallen to fourth in the polls out here. nationally she was languishing. this was her big play. and since she didn't have to

go in-depth on any of her answers she could challenge someone? was lifeline for her. she is back in the v.p. race. not going it rise high enough to actually win the nomination. if biden somehow held on and you know i'm on record in my fox piece saying biden is going to fail and eventually drop out of the race. if he somehow hung on maybe the great reconciliation is biden harris. ed: she would push back and say she is not in this to be v.p. and still has a shot at the nomination. we will see. i wonder what about another moment that hasn't gotten enough attention in that debated she said along with bernie sanders that she is for medicare for all and would destroy the private health insurance agency. something she said in a cnn town hall some time ago as well. now the day after she said i misunderstood the question. i thought it was would i give up my own private insurance for medicare for

all that seems like an interesting walk back. >> the "new york times" says she has flipsdz on this three times. it's not really clear what her position is yesterday she seemed to say oh, it would only be supplemental. you can only have supplemental private insurance. you had to go medicare for all. the democrats are going so far to the left that they won't come back to the center. there is no way to say look, 181 million people losing their private insurance at the same time the democrats want to swamp the system by giving it to people here illegally? so, she tries to play both sides. she appears to say it here. appears to say it there once she gets into the spotlight she has to defend her record out here as a d.a. or attorney general which wasn't very good. she wouldn't get the death penalty for a gang member that committed a heinous crime. she didn't prosecute child abuse crimes out here in san francisco. so the spotlight gets on her, let's see how she does. ed: right she has a record

out there in california. she also has a record in the senate such as those kavanaugh hearings i suspect president trump in a general election would have something to say about the concept about innocent until proven guilty among other things. tom del beccaro we appreciate you coming in for your insight as always. >> thank you very much. ed: why a judge just stopped construction on the president's wall. tom homan is fired up about that. he sounds off next. best of both worlds. we will show you the best beer-infused meats to grill up this fourth of july. pete is so excited ♪ it's the little things that make life worth living ♪ ♪

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♪ ♪ >> disgraceful, we will repeal it right away. good news i have put a lot of judges in and a number of them are in the ninth circuit now. so we will immediately appealing it. and we think we will win the appeal. there was no reason that that should have happened. and a lot of wall is being built and, again, mexico is doing a real job. our border patrol have done incredible work. and ice is -- they are just special people. law enforcement generally is just special. jedediah: that's president trump responding to a federal judge coming out and saying that he is going to stop construction of certain

parts of the border wall because it's unlawful. imagine that, unlawful. suddenly the word lawful coming in to play in an interesting twisted way. we have tom homan fox news contributor. i'm sure he is fired up about this. what do you make of that the construction of the border wall in certain parts is unlawful. >> ridiculous ruling the ninth circuit. president trump was right back when he and chief john roberts had an argument about how politicized the ninth circuit is once again, the president was right on this issue. the aclu sued them again, the ninth circuit and they got a ridiculous ruling. it isn't the first time the ninth circuit has resisted to secure this border. remember judge dolly gee issued the flores settlement agreement decision that says we can't detain families for more than 20 days that probably the single worst federal court decision come the ninth circuit that has done more harm to this country that have resulted in children dying. 31% of women being raped.

the ninth circuit is out of control. i think this goes to higher court, the president will beat it. another example, another example of resisting this president and trying to secure our border. pete: it's amazing. i can't count how many legal challenges it has been. i wonder when it will reach out to the supreme court tom to your point. the folks who want to be the next commander-in-chief and appoint supreme court justice took the stage as you know. illegal immigration front and center in the debate. they took a pretty unified stance on it. take a watch. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants? >> cheers] >> this was not about a happenedout. this is an insurance program. >> you cannot let people who are sick no matter where they come from or their status go uncovered. >> raise your hand if you think it should be a civil offense rather than a crime to cross the border without without documentation. >> that criminalization, that is the basis for family

separation. >> when somebody comes across the border, not to criminalize desperation. pete: tom to cross the border should not be a crime to cross illegally. >> you know, for two nights i watched those debates and it was just disgusting. we are in the midst of a national crisis. again, children are dying. women are being raped. we have unprecedented surge on the southern border. and true national emergency. not just a humanitarian crisis but one of a national security. and every one of these candidates are offering up more enticements for more people to come here illegally. they want to make illegal immigration legal. they want to offer a pathway to citizenship to people to enter this country illegally. they want to give them medical care and don't want to detain anyone anybody. the reasonable they come in now they they know they won't be detained. none of them offered one fix to the border crisis. all they offered is more enticements and protecting

illegal aliens. owed he had congress, you go after all the time for their lack of action here. we heard alexandria ocasio-cortez and a whole bunch of other democrats complaining about the treatment of children at the border. and we got to make surety children are taken care of. but then we have this big debate. you get more than 80 votes in the senate for new money to help those kids and she is opposing it, saying this part i don't like. i don't like this part. when will congress do something? >> i'm really pessimistic they will do anything. again, the border patrol agents they care about these kids. they are mothers and fathers too. they are doing the best they can. they have been helping to get it has the care that they need. and congress has held up supplemental funding until just recently. the supplemental funding they did pass, it's sort of like they take away the enforcement part of it, but they give them money for the families which we need. it's ridiculous, in that same budget they want to stop ice from doing their

job. tom homan we appreciate your insight as always. jedediah: going to turn to your headlines. a princeton university graduate is convicted of killing his father in a fit of rage after his weekly allowance was reduced. prosecutors say 34-year-old thomas gilbert jr. was living a luxury lifestyle all paid for by his parents before his dad cut him off when he was 30. that's when he shot and killed businessman dad at his new york city apartment. gilbert faces life in prison. wow. the u.s. increasing pressure on iran nearly a dozen air force fighter jets have been sent to the persian gulf in response to heightened threats against american forces and allies. meanwhile the senate rejected a resolution that would have required president trump to get congressional approval before ordering any military action in iran. the 10-hour is the longest in the chambers history. and a botched smash and grab caught on camera. watch as a symptom into a

mall in pennsylvania. two men hopping out tying a strap around a atm. >> when they speed away the atm doesn't go anywhere. the alleged thieves try again but this time the machine gets stuck, it's too heavy for them to load in the truck. they run off without it. they are still on the run. fans are gushing over this photo of miranda lambert and her new york police officer husband. the country super star sharing this picture with her husband on instagram. making a slight reference to his nypda. married this year after meeting at one of lambert's tv appearances. those are your headlines. over to you, ed. ed: remember when pete extended this invite on "fox & friends" back in march. we have an update. pete: a couple of quick headlines for you. budweiser teaming up with comey natural meats to offer

pulled pork, brought worst you are officially invited to bring them on to "fox & friends." adam: pete's wish has come true and budweiser infused barbecue is all here. pete: i forgot about it but they are here. comey fourth generation of the comey family. >> thanks for being here. >> thank you, guys. pete: you are doing great stuff with beer and meat. >> our family started ranching in colorado before it was a state, 1875. budweiser started in 1876. so it's kind of like two iconic companies in the sense that we kind of started the whole natural meat. ed: how do you think people can pump up their fourth of july getting red jr. to the barbecue. give us an idea of what have you got. >> we have two different kinds of sausages, we have pulled pork and half rack of ribs. pete: may i have? >> absolutely, have at it. pete: pulled pork. >> pulled pork, sausages and

raffle rack of rib. ed: what's the process who came up with the idea of getting the budweiser on there? brilliant used. >> two companies coming together. we raised all of our livestocks with no antibiotics and growth components. budweiser has always had very clean ingredients in everything. we thought it was natural to bring them back together. ed: tell us how you are helping veterans as well. >> absolutely. pete: we will bring that up later on in the show. pete: what is watt last thing? >> what i was going to say about the veteran this thing is fun. what we are doing with veterans is meaningful we will tell you about that. pete: can't wait to share it? >> thank you you guys. jedediah: thanks, guys. the race to 2020 is already heating up. who stood out during this week's democratic debates? we will break it down. the winners, the losers bracket style coming up next. ♪ ♪

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not on my watch. pests never stop trying to get in. we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. so you had the job of watching all four hours so that we didn't have to and then break it all down for us. let's start with the first night of the debate and some showdowns that occurred. first is beto o'rourke and julian castro. what happened there and who won it? >> they both spoke spanish but had debate on immigration. what happened castro had the more specific proposals. he seemed to have won that exchange. now, the ironic part is they are both open borders they both agreed to make it a

criminal -- a misdemeanor instead of a felony offense. pete: that was almost across the board it seems. >> they all did. they all went to the extreme left again on open borders and immigration. castro won ethics change. pete: castro won ethics change moving onto the final four bracket here. next one is tulsi gabbard and tim ryan. exchange on afghanistan. had a clip and get to you react to it. watch. >> you have to stay engaged in these situations. >> as a soldier, i will tell you that answer is unacceptable. we have to bring our troops home. >> the united states isn't engaged, the taliban will grow. they started flying planes into our building. i'm saying right now. >> taliban didn't attack us on 9/11. al qaeda did. pete: tulsi gabbard a veteran. >> she was a veteran. invoked like yourself veteran. invoked that she was actually wrong on the facts. so because taliban did give sanctuary to al qaeda.

she got that wrong. she advanced because she looked better in it and veteran. he was unsure. he didn't know enough to go back at her. >> tim ryan defending a position. night two, big one, we have been talking about all morning, former vice president and kamala harris their exchange on the stage over race. >> and she won ethics change. that was the exchange of both nights, both debates because joe biden, he is the balloon that they were all air out of. and joe biden sitting on appear 40% of the african-american vote. that's a quarter of the democratic primary vote. she got him on segregation of busing. so she won ethics change. so we got to move her on and in fact, one poll had biden dropping 10 points. pete: preliminary polling has shown it did hurt him indeed. >> it did. >> last exchange we saw eric swalwell face off with pete buttigieg over what's happening in south bend over guns your reaction? >> buttigieg won that this is a little bit of -- he has

the millennial vote that he is trying to get that niche in the democratic primary. but he owned up. he was refreshing. he said i didn't do as much. it was my fault. pete: what about when fall well said you have to fire the chief that was a moment he didn't say anything. >> he kept pressing it. he moved on. he looked like he won that exchange because he accepted responsibility. and swalwell was like he even dug at bien. swalwell is getting desperate and buttigieg had the poise. pete: always shoot up where you can. castro, gabbard, buttigieg, obviously bernie and biden will be part of the next debate. what exchanges are you looking at when they do it again in detroit? >> what i mus just mentioned when you are looking at buttigieg and look at gabbard. they are both going to go for the millennial vote. millennial vote good chunk of the vote. significant particularly in iowa where you have the first contest between the two. i would like at that contest and say who is going to try

to win that millennial vote. by the way gabbard had the most, according to drudge, she had the most people going looking up who she was after the debate. pete: interesting. bernie sanders was center in the second night but also elizabeth warren kind of had the stage to herself as a frontrunner. if you were to looking at sanders and warren both vying for the progressive side. who do you think comes out in that extraining? >> i would think warren. more pressure and passionate and popular view. there is something going on with sanders where he looks a little old now. and he hasn't renewed his push. but warren seems -- she seems more committed. she definitely from the beginning and the end of the first night of the debate she was the one who seems to be moving up and she is getting a lot of committed support. pete: yeah. bernie not answering a lot of the questions in the direct way like some of the younger candidates and others did. there is a lot more to come. we have another debate two of them. less candidates probably not

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♪ you better run, run, run away ♪ you better get away ♪ pete: good morning it's 8:00 on the east coast in the united states. 9:00 p.m. in south korea right now. ed: where the president is having dinner. pete: having dinner with the south korean president. jedediah: i'm very envious of that food. i like exotic foods. that's the first thing i think of whenever these things happen. i want to see the menu. pete: why don't you think they would say when president trump is coming we will get him a steak. jedediah: that could happen to. when this they have the events at the white house. you know everyone at home is thinking it.

tell me you don't want to see the menu. what are they having on that ventriclvenue? ed: folks are more focused on the pulled pork with infused budweiser. jedediah: i didn't hear much from you on that egg isment food going. in. pete: 40 of july ifourth of juls coming. every weekend on "fox & friends" is the fourth of july. that's the way we see it. jedediah: they even bring in salad for me once in a while. pete: no we don't. ed: a lot of interesting moments we will get. to say that contrast that jed was talking about earlier of the democrats duking it out going further and further left on immigration and healthcare. the economy, taxes, while the president is on the world stage talking to the chinese president on trade and tariffs and also maybe sending a little overture. a little opening to kim jong un while is he in south korea. watch. >> i understand that we may

be meeting with chairman kim. and we will find out. tomorrow we are going to the dmz. i said while i'm there, i will shake his hand. we get along. there has been no nuclear tests. >> if you do meet kim jong un at the dmz tomorrow, would you step across the border into north korea? >> sure i would. i would. i would feel very comfortable doing that i would have no problem. pete: not an answer most presidents would give. jedediah: exactly right. obviously a moment you want to root your president on. he is potentially meeting with many interesting and impactful foreign leaders. you want him to go into these meetings and you want him to be successful. you want him to get a good deal that's good for america. and, yet, some in media just can't bring themselves to take that role and, instead, they decide while trump's engaged in these high level meetings, they are going to slam him and say things like he is envious of dictators. check it out. >> when it comes to dictators, president trump

is all praise. >> a lot of us thought helsinki was the bottom but with this president there is no bottom. >> i think putin, for his part, feels as though that cavalier attitude about the russians' threat to our fundamental system gives him license to continue to do what he has been doing. >> i think he envies these dictators. this man is a threat to national security is he a threat to democracy. ed: it goes beyond just attacking the president while he is overseas. it's james clapper in the middle of that montage, the former director of national intelligence still pushing the russia collusion there still after the mueller report saying it's all about putin. it's still pushing the same old narrative. pete: which makes him in my book one of the top unwitting agencies out there. if you believe they asserted a misinformation campaign where the more we talk about it the bigger the boogie man gets and effective they are

leading the charge. stay out of our election. when we know our government is wise to what they have tried to do and going to push back harder to make sure there is nothing, no attempts like that again. this kind of talk, i mean, were they ever talking about this the way they were when president obama was -- oh we will have more flexibility. transmit to vlad. jedediah: oh he is trying to get everybody at the table. everything had optimistic angle to it. you see president trump taking leadership in these meetings on the international stage, on the economy, on national security, and you have to wonder what's going on at home when it comes to the democrats? we have been watching these debates. on those very same issues that relate to the economy and national security, democrats are taking a little bit of a different tune talking about illegal immigrants in a way that has now been mainstream. take a listen what what they had to say? it's a montage for you. >> raise your government plan if your plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants?

[cheers and applause] >> this is not about a handout. this is an insurance program. >> you cannot let people who are sick, no matter where they come from, no matter what their status, go uncovered. >> raise your hand if you think it should be a civil offense rather than a crime to cross the border without documentation? >> that criminalization, that is the basis for family separation. >> when somebody comes across the border, not to criminalize desperation. ed: another weird moment for joe biden too in the middle of that, where it asked if you want to decriminalize on the border, he does this thing, he didn't quite raise. pete: raising one finger? jedediah: i think he had a caveat yes, but he wanted to clarify. ed: i don't want to take a position most of the democrats on that stage were saying they want to decriminalize illegal border crossings. help me with the logic. it's hard to follow. so something is illegal and you want to decriminalize and say it's no longer illegal. magic wand. you come across illegally.

pete: i will translate for them ed, you are a neanderthal no person can be illegal. above american citizenship. caused education system and higher education you erase that distinction. it's now manifest itself into our politics. milton freidman famously said if you want to protect your country and sovereignty you either have a wall around your country or you have a wall around your welfare benefits. if you have a wall around neither, you don't have a country. and, in this case we have a porous border. people are coming across abusing our laws and then they are getting driver's license. we want to give them free healthcare raise their hand. ed: across the border. pete: all incentive for illegality. jedediah: this is mainstream now. not one candidate raising his hand or his or her hand extremist on the stage. this has been completely completely normalize you had. and if you look back, i mean, president obama would be a moderate right now.

he wouldn't have room on that stage. president obamhim saying but yes but because he wanted to clarify that i think -- i firmly believe that he was listening to a lot of stuff on that stage and saying this stuff sounds nuts but what do i do? how do i find my place here? ed: hard left wants you to put that hand up free healthcare for illegal immigrants and joe biden is like. pete: perfect picture of his candidacy. tom homan said an image he simply doesn't like. watch. >> we are in the midst of a national crisis. we have unprecedented surge on the southern border. a true national emergency. not just a humanitarian crisis but one of a national security. and every one of these candidates are offering up more enticements for more people to come here illegally. do they think any of that language is going to help the crisis on the border? none of them offered one fix to the better crisis. all they offered was more enticements and protecting illegal aliens. ed: points for him again and again because, again, you

can't say it enough. it's not just we're going to decriminalize illegal border crossings. we are also going to give you free health benefits if you are illegal. so that in the middle of what democrats, even democrats are admitting it's a crisis. they said it was manufactured. now they are admitting it's a crisis. they want us to do something. let's do something. and then they are saying rather than calm the problem down and say hey, folks, we don't want more illegal crossings? we will give you free healthcare on the other side. that just makes the problem worse. it encourages more people to come in. pete: it makes america a piggy bank which was never the premise. you have an opportunity for the american dream here and more level playing field not to come over here and camp out for free stuff. jedediah: what's going on in minnesota? pete: i can't help you guys. the state of minnesota the gift that keeps on giving. this story caught our eye and emblematic. the st. louis park city council they have city council like yours does.

>> ? i minnesota not missouri. >> when i think st. louis i think of missouri. >> minnesota. part of district 5 which is ilhan omar's district. in particular, every city council most of them say the pledge of allegiance before the meeting. in this case they said, you know what? we say the pledge too much. it's not really necessary. and the city council there voted 5-0 with almost no debate to get rit of the pledge of allegiance. ed: pushed by ann among others while introducing the proposal not everyone who does business with the city or has a conversation is a citizen. they certainly don't need to come into city council chambers and pledge their allegiance to our country in order to tell us what their input is about a sidewalk in front of their home. frankly, i don't get that. yes, we should be welcoming to people of all stripes and non-citizens and if they are here legally and they are living in that community in minnesota and they say hey, i want to get a stop sign, they should be heard like anyone else. come on in to city council. how is it offensive to say

we are going to say the pledge of allegiance here because this is america? jedediah: it's offensive because everyone has lost their minds and we now live in a world where everything offends everyone. you have to think will i offend somebody by what i'm saying? the answer is yes. there is always someone who could be offended it. seemed to me a non-citizen. i think a non-citizen honestly would find it odd that we would even be having this conversation. this is the united states of america. of course it would say the pledge of allegiance and any sane person would say you know what? i don't have a problem with that it's not offensive to me. they don't have to recite it. they certainly don't have to join. in but why is this even a conversation? it's because of the political correctness that's going on in this country and you have to be afraid to speak now when is really terrifying. pete: runs a show called garage logic. in your garage there is unlogical politically incorrect thinking true trump before trump he tweeted this and saying regardless the st. louis

park city council abandoning the pledge of allegiance without hyperbole this is an american tragedy. it's tantamount to holding america in contempt. politicians choose the misguided belief that patriotism suggests oppression, patriot issue and privilege. to his point other city council members say patriotism has been so politicized that it's almost used as a weapon against people. ed: we want to get viewer comments. i don't want to interrupt. when you remove our pledge jennifer writes to our great country you disrespect all who fought and died to keep us safe and free. we were just talking about that all of us around the d-day anniversary and we are forgetting it already. jedediah: got email from jack minute in god we trust and pledge of allegiance are important symbols of our country they should never be removed. city council members who voted not to say the pledge of allegiance. they should all resign. we will see. they will actually vote again, the mayor has said. not anticipating the backlash. they think we are just doing this here. we will make everyone feel

okay. but collectively the country responds and says we are losing our civic connectedness. jedediah: and we are losing our minds. if you are advocating for this have you lost a little bit of that matter. ed: we will stay on this story you can bet on that. jedediah: a man in charge in the kidnapping and murder of a missing utah college student mackenzie lueck. police arrested ajaie after phone records led him to salt lake city home. their detectives found female remains and lueck's items burned in the backyard. phone records also shows the man communicated with lewis the day before she disappeared and was at the same park at the same time a lyft driver dropped her off last monday. also breaking overnight, a 2-year-old boy is dead and three others are sick from e.coli infections. >> kids all visited the

petting zoo or came in contact with other animals at the fair. all animal spaces are closed at the fair. pete: thank goodness i don't go to zoos. jedediah: amy klobuchar hoping to connect with hot tater to the dish. i'm visiting 8 counties next week in iowa. we are hosting host pot luck. can i count on to you bring a hot dish as a past winner of the minnesota congressional delegation hot dish contest. see attached res recipe. i'm looking forward to tasting yours. i like a good tater to the. i don't know why. ed: maybe. pete: one of the worst things politicians from new york state she talks about hot dish all day long in minnesota. ed: i will invite you on. pete won't welcome you. your tater tots, come here. talk politics. jedediah: i welcome the tater tots.

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ed: does this mean the two world leaders will finally come to a big agreement in. pete: here to react chief of staff to vice president mike pence marc short. thanks for joining us this morning. really appreciate it. you are monitoring what's happening overseas. what is the likelihood we're much closer to a deal with china? >> well, pete, i think it's positive that they have had good conversations to restart the negotiations. we felt that candidly we were pretty close to a deal a couple months ago when china pulled back from the table. i think what's happened over last several decades is that china has made deals but has continued to cheat and continue to steal intellectual property, continue to force transfer of ownership. and what this administration has tried to do with the tariffs is to try to get china to change behavior moving forward. i think it's too early to tell if we are going to reach that point, pete. it's nonetheless a positive development that china has agreed to come back to the table. the reality is the tariffs that this administration has put on china has actually forced them to begin making changes. what we have seen is that

they are having a dramatic impact on china with moving from china and moving to other asian nations. that impac economic impact is forcing them to come back to the table and we can make a deal. pete: we will see. ed: there is a proposal white house is considering. indexing cap at that point gains, chuck and nancy pelosi and other democrats actually supported in the 90's. can you explain why the president, the vice president want to push this initiative how it would actually -- we have a strong economy right now as you know. there have been warning signs and people wondering what the fed is going to do next and what is going to happen with china deal why would index and capital gains make sense? >> ed, the reality is people hold on to assets for an extended perioded of time in many cases to avoid the tax consequences of trading those assets. and the reality is that why should you have double taxation on earnings plus ultimately the capital gains on the sale of that asset. so, i think it's something

that many conservatives and pro-growth economists have add voyeur created for ha long time as you said frankly chuck schumer and nancy pelosi supported this policy in the 1990s. it's too early to know exactly what directions the administration will go on that. we will be having internal meetings when the president returns to discuss. this is he anxious to hear more debate why this makes sense and have a deliberative process in the white house. ed: joe biden in the debates said he would repeal all of the trump-pence tax cuts. he wants to raise your taxes if elected. a little different than what you are talking about marc short, thanks for come. >> in you got it. jedediah: governor endsley bragging about sanctuary state law during this week's 2020 debate. >> we should do what we are doing in washington state. i'm proud we have passed a law that prevents local law enforcement from being turned into mini ice agents. ed: a local sheriff refusing to let that policy affect his department's law

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pete: georgia's heart beat law is facing its first lawsuit. predictably the aclu and planned parenthood arguing the near total ban is unconstitutional. the law which bans abortions once a fetal heart beat is detected is on track to take effect next year. and missouri's last abortion clinic gets a brand new extension to stay open. this, after the state health department declined to renew the license for the st. louis planned parenthood citing several concerns

including botched abortions. a state commissioner ruling the clinic can stay open until at least august when the next hearing takes place. ed and jed down to you. jedediah: thanks, pete. ed: washington governor jay instantly was on thinslee, toutt puts restrictions on local to help ice. >> we should do what we are doing in washington state. i'm proud we passed a law that prevents local law enforcement being turned into mini ice agents. jedediah: ice is now sounding the alarm on that same policy saying it could make communities less safe. here to weigh in is sheriff jim layman from washington county. >> good morning. thanks for having me. jedediah: what's going on here? you have ice and have the sanctuary state law in opposition. explain to me how this is going to turn out. >> well, you know, i don't know how it's going to turn

out. the interesting thing about this new law that the governor has put in place is for law enforcement, it's still business as usual. we have been operating and conducting our law enforcement operations as a state before this law exactly the same as we are after the law. we're not mini ice agents. local law enforcement have not a lot to do with immigration people's statuses usually when people come into gotten themselves tied up in some sort of a criminal issue. there are times when we work with our federal law enforcement officials to include ice. north to keep our streets safe. and to keep our community protected. and we're going to continue to do that.

i'm not quite sure as my own personal opinion this slaw a political stunt. to leverage. ed: let me get the governor's side and then continue your point. governorrensly's communication director told us quote the state law does not prohibit our state corrections department from communicating with ice. that seems to reinforce what you just said which is that you're still working with ice, the feds, basically, to try to track down these illegal immigrants as particularly somebody who commits a crime while they are here. i guess my question really is so if the governor says, you know that you and other law enforcement are working with ice and you are basically saying that. why is he on the debate stage for 2020 saying i don't want ice you know, in my state and we are pushing them out and not going to crack down on illegal immigrants. is it just on the ground you actually are trying to crack down illegal immigrants and on the debate stage is he trying to tell the left, i'm

not doing what trump wants to do and it's all politics? >> my personal opinion is it is just sad. it's a political maneuver to forward oneself. when someone is arrested and brought into the franklin county jail in this county, you always have to keep in mind that they are there because they have been arrested for some sort of a state or local type of criminal crime. during that booking process, they are asked, you know, if they are here in the country, you know, to coin the phrase illegally or those type of things, that's done for a purpose. it's done in order to put that person in contact with their consulate so they can make so they can make contact with their country for lack of a better terms to let them know they have been bound up and problems with criminal action. so, that's really the thing to focus on on this, you know, the police aren't out

there going hey, what's your status and picking up the phone and calling ice and, you know, ice is rolling onto the scene and arresting somebody for being an illegal immigrant. that's simply not true. it's a made-up thing that doesn't exist. ed: you are trying to keep your community safe. we appreciate the hard work you and all of your men and women in law enforcement do every day, sir. jedediah: thanks, sheriff. thanks for being here and sharing your input. >> you betcha. jedediah: take a look at insane video. a woman caught on camera trying to kidnap a little girl. what should you do if this happens to you? a former police sergeant is going to show us coming up next. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer.

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kamala harris, bernie sanders the most searched name was marianne williamson. her views were out there who is this person? where did she come from? her tweets from years ago people are retweeting them now. there is some doosies out there. here is what she said in the debate about her very first move in the oval office if she becomes president. watch. >> my first call it to prime minister of new zealand girlfriend you are so wrong because the united states of america is going to be the best place for a child to grow up. [laughter] jedediah: wow, let me tell you i was so grateful she was on the stage. i was getting bored i needed a toothpicks to keep my eyes open. these democrats were boring. she was spicy. she said what she had to say. she is trending. knew how to get herself trending. fun stuff. i was expecting us to take out the incense and crystals and heal us all. listen, it was kind of fun to have someone there

entertaining. pete: good relief. politician, politician, politician, oh boy. always interesting. ed: i was in the spin room in miami chasing the candidates for shannon bream's show at night. marianne come up to me. actually watches fox there a little bit even though she is there on the left. she said she wanted to explain her comment on new zealand. i asked her a follow-up that i think pete is going to like. watch. >> so the leader of new zealand has said that her goal is to make new zealand the best place in the world for a child to be raised. well, i don't want any other country to be the best place in the world for a child to be raised. she can be as good as us but i want america to be the best place for at least as good as any other country. ed: basically you want to make america great again. >> you are right, sir. we can't be great if we are not good. pete: that was really good. ed: turned it on her a little bit. i like that she rolled. i like when she puts the hands on the hips too. very demonstrative.

ed: you are saying make america great again, right? >> absolutely. jedediah: i felt like she was try trying to be formal and look. i like herbert like that chilling and answering and chatting with ed. pete: candidates get on that stage i have got to perform or be a certain way. jedediah: except trump. ed: remember ted cruz would look at the terrible like look at the ear people. sometimes it doesn't work. well done, ed. ed: let us know what you think about marianne williamson tweets in our interview friends@foxnews.com. jedediah: a memorial service honor our dead friend and star of dog the bounty hunter beth chapman. sending her off true hawaiian style waikiki beach. she passed away after a long battle with cancer. she was 51 years old. dominican police arrest a suspected master behind behind the botched hit on

david ortiz. authorities have said the red sox legend was not the intended target. the man accused of plotting the hit is also accused of having a role in a texas drug trafficking ring. the man accused of financing the plot has also been arrested. ortiz is still recovering in a boston hospital. and a bizarre bird is going viral for its gore little la like stance. crow showing up at mall in japan seemingly perched over standing on its wings. experts say that wouldn't actually be possible. more likely the bird is just standing in what's called a stunning posture, lowering its wings while widening its stance giving its impression that it's standing on its wings. what a cute little bird. ed: do you know what the bird sd girlfriend i want some world peace. pete: had you me and you lost me right there. jedediah: we will head over to you, adam before ed starts doing whatever over

here. pete: bad stand up comedy. adam: are what are we tosses i'm getting from ed? how am i supposed to work with that fortunately i have really good crowd out here. are you enjoying the city now? >> yeah. adam: they are enjoying steamy weather up and down the east coast. it will be that way across the country. numbers already running up into the 80's across the plains and midwest. that is a spot where it is going to get really hot today. running up into triple digits. the actual feels like temperature mix in the humidity. step outside and almost swimming through the air. notice temperatures running up into triple digits across a huge portion of the country. running up here to close to 90 degrees today. are you guys bummed out about that? are you okay? a lot of places to go inside and get some airconditioning here. we are about to toss it back in. let me get a feeling. who is everybody's favorite anchor? and if you want to yell out who is least favorite too.

[inaudible] tossing it back in to you guys. just kidding. jedediah: attempted kidnapping at atlanta airport. you can see the parents and alleged kidnapper fighting over the child before the woman tries to run away only to be caught by police officers and charged with kidnapping and obstruction. pete: my goodness. but would you know what to do in that situation? here can some tips is former police sergeant steve cardian along with his assistant lisa bullock and friend of the show cathy barnett and lovely children. thank you very much for being here. >> thank you for having us. pete: i don't think i don't get it airport seems like an odd place to kidnap in that scenario it. could happen anywhere. are most folks ready? >> no, they are not. because, we walk around thinking about what we are going to do four hours from now. your span of control is limited. if you have four kids you are very limited what you can do. situational awareness. if we compare awareness to situational awareness. say we are driving a car awareness. stop signs red lights. situational awareness driving through an ice

storm. you want to maintain that when you are around strangers and around people. you wanted to scan and pan and look for that person that's paying too much attention to you and your children. or that looks out of place. she was out of place. she's was obviously emotionally disturbed. you want to look for that be bold and loud. attract attention because two things, number one it, let's people know that you are in distress. and it puts that person, you now become a harder targetful the more of a hard target you become the stronger you will be. jedediah: can you show us moves something i could do if this happened to me. >> sure. very simple. what we are going to do the strongest gyp can you have a gable grip. you are going to make meatballs that's the strongest grip. if someone grabbed my child. i would go over and under into this grip and i would hold them. my chest to their back. it's going to be a tug-of-war it. a limb is grabbed i'm going to brab like this and hold on to that limb. last thing i want. pete: in that case she had an arm. get anything can you get if you can't. >> this armed is being pulled i go with it go over

it again and hold it in tight. i don't want her to have a dislocation if i can prevent that. so when people pull and they powell, did you go with it, get it back and we secure them. cathy? give it a shot. pete: do you it. bad guy comes in trying to pull. and then you might want to make noise. be yelling, hey, stop. >> stop, stop you can never rely on somebody coming your aid. the bad person doesn't know that in this case in atlanta we show she did eventually retreat when she was overwhelmed. jedediah: bear hug? >> when you have a child let's use the little one there you go over both arms, employ the same thing and you hold tight the limbs are good and secure. she is secure to your body, she has it pretty good if there. >> front or back. it wouldn't matter. so, go, she is not going to

get a good solid piece. kidnapping and sexual assault 20 seconds is about the meax mum time before they give up. pete: maintain control. jedediah: something to teach your kids to make some noise, too? >> absolutely. karl, if you could work with your mom. say lisa, i'm sorry, lisa was going to grab him and pull him away. karl? karl is going to base out and sit on the ground ought business feet into her hips and kick her along the center line we never want to have our children taken from here to there point a or b unforgiving. pete: get on the ground and get loud throwing a tantrum. >> she can't hurt him and she can'hecan't be hurt by her t position. jedediah: thanks a lot. i feel like i learned a lot. pete: 2020 debates full of memorable moments like this. [speaking spanish] >> comedian michael loftus

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♪ pete: well, the first democratic presidential set of debates in the books but also full of memorable moments. so who won and who lost? ed: here to break down his picks, the greatest political analyst -- no, wait, he is actually a comedian and founder of the loftus party michael loftus. you need jokes and humor and that can be pretty strong political analysis. michael, good morning to you, what were your impressions? >> good morning. they got to stop calling these the democrats debate. they got to call them what they are the socialist debates, the communist debates. they need -- they need a completely new name. it's outrageous. it was -- the whole thing was like two nights of the municipality reunion.

muppet reunion. two angry old guys from the balcony. they had the crazy girl in the band who rubbed crystals. they have hickenlooper who sounds like kermit the frog look what i have done in colorado. jedediah: michael we are going to run through a bunch of these. >> let's jump. in. jedediah: swalwell calling on biden to pass the torch. take a listen and we'll get your reaction. >> i was 6 years old when the presidential candidate came to the california democratic convention and said: it's time to pass the torch to a new generation of americans. that candidate was then senator joe biden. >> i'm still holding on to that torch. jedediah: oh, michael. [laughter] >> i love it. i love it when a candidate has a zinger like swalwell was just going to unload with both barrels and biden is getting away from me, son, you annoy me. swalwell thought he was

going to make t-shirts made up of that loser. swalwell is going to look into their hair spray for missile defense shield. pete: this one is for all the candidates using their hands. watch. >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. [cheers] pete: there you go all in for free healthcare, whatever you want. >> that was the moment when bernie got outbernieyed. that's my schtick. i'm supposed to be the only communist up here. put your hands down, everyone. that was a truly, truly terrifying moment. that's when the democrats just went full socialist. this is the moment that had ronald reagan just spinning in his grave. he is spinning so hard alexandria ocasio-cortez probably wants to hook up a machine to run him for green energy. it's horrible. that's when -- it would be so much funnier if it was someone else's country. i don't want to live in a socialist country.

that's a really terrifying moment. i live in los angeles. there is homeless people every other block. it's like mad max meets world war z out here. i think we need to take care of americans first. ed: the most viral moment perhaps on night one was when beto o'rourke surprising everyone with another goofy moment but stay for the end where cory booker has his interesting look. watch. [speaking spanish] [laughter] ed: cory booker is like what is going on here. jedediah: i speak spanish. i don't speak spanish on the show a lot. at one point i'm like is he doing and saying? >> i have seen drunk college students speak better spanish at taco bell.

at any moment i was waiting for beto go cheesy gore gore dio crunch and chalupa. it was bad. he had his arm going the whole time. ed: booker looked at him and then booker spoke spanish a few minutes later. marianne williamson, go? >> that's the american dream, how did she get on that stage. rubbing crystals must work. like friends with oprah. going to harness love. going to beat donald trump with a love harness? what is a love harness? iway? did we rent that movie in college? are we allowed to talk about this on "fox & friends"? jedediah: michael, weren't you happy she was there though? was comic relief on that stage. ed: a lot of material. >> the whole stage was comic relief. [laughter] >> god bless her. i am sure she smells like pepchula we are going to defend america.

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he also took part in the g 20 summit, obviously a terrific opportunity for him to talk about a great number of things that are important to the american people, but everybody wants to talk about what's happening here in seoul. will he or won't he have a chance to meet with kim jong-un? this of course on the heels of that meeting over in japan, the world's leaders talking a lot about trade guys, but while he was there, the president was asked about the possibility of meeting with kim jong-un. >> [inaudible] >> we're going to see. thank you for being here. >> he was asked there and obviously also asked here in seoul. now, as you probably know, visits to the dmz are hardly novel from a presidential perspective, reagan, clinton, bush 43 all did. bush 41 by the way did as a vp. still there is great symbolism the making the journey to the

dmz and given the president's outreach to chairman kim, this is obviously going to be watched very carefully. couple other g 20 notes, we saw the president spend a great deal of time with xi jinping at the g 20. he did announce that he would not increase tariffs on china while trade negotiations continue to make process. he also said u.s. firms would be able to sell products to chinese telecom giant huawei, maybe an olive branch to keep the talks moving forward. we also talked about his conversations with russian president vladimir putin, noting, that yes, the two men again discussed election meddling and the possibility of more trade yet to come. we do expect a read-out on the meeting with the president and president moon here in south korea. also maybe an update on what may or may not transpire at the dmz. as get more information, i will pass it along. back to you. >> we appreciate it, kevin. >> interesting developments throughout the day. we will bring them to you when they happen. >> no doubt about it. meanwhile, a lot happening

back here as the president is overseas. and we'll get to 2020 in a moment. but let's not forget that the president at the g 20 also got a chance to sit down with the chinese president, president xi. they're trying to talk trade. they're trying to talk deal. those tariffs that the president instituted putting a lot of pressure on the chinese economy. we have heard a lot about what it has meant for american farmers. the president in a news conference saying he loves the farmers. he's been rushing aid to them in the short-term to deal with chinese tariffs, but the medium long range here is the president thinks there's going to be a deal that will help the u.s. economy. we had mike short the vice president's chief of staff on a little time ago and he said they are inching closer to a deal. watch. >> i think what's happened over the last several decades is that china has made deals but has continued to cheat and continued to steal intellectual property, continued to force transfer of ownership, and what this administration is trying to do with the tariffs is to get china

to change behavior moving forward. i think it is too early to tell if we will reach that point. it is a positive development that china has agreed to come back to the table. the reality that tariffs this administration has put on china has forced them to begin making changes. so hopefully now we can make real progress in a long-term deal. >> look, if there's a deal, it's a shot in the arm for the president, his election prospects but more importantly a shot in the arm for the american economy. it is important because as we shift to 2020 talk, you know, when we had those polls come out a couple weeks ago and said oh, hypothetical match ups with democrats, the president is losing by double digits. he will lose to everyone. people are missing he's not in a head-to-head match up yet. when you hear the democrats debate, you start hearing about medicare for all, how they want to raise taxes as bernie sanders said he would do as president, all of a sudden we can define

them more and more, and we can learn more and more what the democrats want to do. >> everyone was watching to see how joe biden would do. he struggled a lot, particularly in his exchanges with kamala harris. she's a former prosecutor. she came on pretty strong. take a listen. >> i don't believe you are a racist, but i also believe -- and it's personal -- it was hurtful to hear you talk about the reputation of two united states senators who built their reputations and career on the segregation of race in this country. you know, there was a little girl in california who was part of the second class to integrate her public schools, and she was bussed to school every day. and that little was me. >> mischaracterization of my position across the board. i did not praise racists.

my time's up, i'm sorry >> the reason her attack was so effective is because his response was so weak. you look at his eyes and that's where the biden example comes back. >> what you were saying for weeks hiding biden. the more he hides from the media and his opponent, he's not getting the practice. he has to get into that head-to-head combat. >> yes, there he is with the camera on, you know, righteous indignation back at kamala harris is the only answer there to say i was the vice president for the first black president. i have done this. i have done that. instead it fizzled to a whimper i will give my time back? he's not ready for prime time. >> he wasn't prepared at all. everyone knew she was going to come out with that. she's very rehearsed, kamala harris, she has a preset of talking points that she was going to come out. you had to know on the particular race she was going to

come on very strong because she had been talking about in the past. either he didn't do the prep. then it seems like he gave up which was a terrible look for him. this was not a good night for joe biden. if you look at a poll at who the likely democratic voters would vote for if the election were held tomorrow. before the debate, sanders got a slight bump up. joe biden will need to do some serious damage control not only in terms of how he haanswered t question on race relations but there were so many opportunities where he missed, vanished on the stage. he looked exhausted and looked like he hadn't prepared adequately. he looked like he was going to say i have the donor base behind he, i'm a front-runner and wasn't prepared how vigorous the

fight would be from the other democrats. >> so often the mainstream media gets wrong where the race is going. think about how wrong they were about donald trump in the primaries -- >> how wrong they were at beto o'rourke. >> the next obama >> bernie sanders in the poll you read there beneath the headlines of biden and harris, sanders and warren are holding steady. neither one had amazing performing mans -- performances. they held their own, they inched up a little bit. harris had a good debate performance. we will see. it is a long race. the former chair of the california republican party, he actually debated kamala harris when he ran for the senate against her in 2016. here's his assessment. >> it's ten people, and it's sort of played up this notion that you could ambush someone or not answer the questions. nationally she was languishing. this was her big play and since

she didn't have to go in depth on her answers she could challenge someone like joe biden. in the debate with me, she was required to answer questions. she's not very indepth but good at sort of these ambush style comments to get attention. it certainly worked for her in that last format. >> does that give you a warning sign about not being all that indepth? kamala harris has been criticized for flipping and flopping and correcting stances on issues multiple times. >> about whether she wants to end private health insurance >> that and multiple issues. you look at bernie, biden, kamala and warren. pretty soon money starts to go in certain places. if you can't fund your campaign, you can't run much longer. i think we have only two or three more debates >> you mean to tell me mary ann williamson -- >> you never know. love heals all wounds, ed. love is the answer. >> you are weighing in. e-mail from john it is becoming

quite evident that joe biden will self-destruct as the campaign begins to intensify. >> from larry biden could never beat trump and showed that during the debate. >> joe biden summed it up perfectly, my time is up. >> unfortunate phrase. >> so well said. that feel likes a summary of his entire -- >> that's where the democrats are, joe biden said he would by the way repeal all of the trump pence tax cuts. he would repeal all of them if he's elected president. there are folks on wall street who are saying that's not such a great idea. jamie dimon not always a fan of president trump is weighing in, he heads jp morgan chase. >> how much credit does donald trump deserve for the economy being in such good shape? >> i think some. i really mean this. all my liberal new york friends would never agree with me, but the fact is we needed tax reform. i think already 800 billion has been brought back. stock buybacks and all that, but it's giving capital back to be

reinvested. the real benefit is cumulative reinvestment in the united states over the next 20 years. that will be substantial. >> i love when -- well my liberal friends won't like this, and they said this, but you know what? capital and investing in this economy worked that's what the president said all along. >> cumulative reinvestment in america, over the next 20 years, think about that phrase. we were told over the last 20, it is inevitable, it is all going overseas, no one has a magic wand. he's saying we built the foundation for america to be reviv revived, that's a campaign slogan. >> think about that in contrast bernie sanders, he was asked would this be a tax hike for the rich or for the middle class as well? he said oh no it's going to be a tax hike for everyone. don't worry, you will like the benefits you get. there's an enormous contrast. democrats will come out and say all these policies have been effective for you that enable you to keep your hard earned cash, we're going to remove all

those and put exact opposite into place. that's a tough sell. >> you heard this happen on immigration, this happen on healthcare, biden really took it from harris, but strip away all the back and forth and the point you are making is many of the democrats, maybe all of them basically said they are going to raise your taxes if they're elected. that's not a good election strategy. putting aside all the other important issues, they're saying flat out, they're going to repeal the trump tax cuts and in the case of bernie sanders, not just to go to the rich, he's going to have to go to middle class, he's coming for you. >> watch out. >> not just the economic side. wait till you get to the cultural side what if you ask the question should the pledge of allegiance be mandatory in school? what does the left say there versus the president? interesting times. the mystery about what happened to utah college student deepens as her suspected killer is charged in the case. elizabeth smart's former attorney weighs in on the developments of that, coming up next.

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happened to utah college student mackenzie lueck is deepening. >> wanting a thumb lock on it with a fingerprint lock and soundproofing it and putting hooks in the concrete, you know, up like 7 feet. it was just weird. he told me the reason he wanted it done so fast is his girlfriend was coming out. in my gut, when i walked out there, i felt like something weird was going on. >> boy, here to react is the prosecutor from elizabeth smart's kidnapping trial. bret, good morning to you. >> good morning >> we talk about cases, situations like here in new york city where we are now, see something, say something, in the case of this contractor as well, it applies to a lot of cases, he was clearly seeing something that wasn't right. >> that's what so hard about

these cases is afterwards, you know, after the tragedy, often we start to see -- piece things together, and we just sort of hold our heads and wish we had been been more vocal about it. but sometimes there's nothing we can do. and the burden really falls on, you know, our young adults to make as good decisions as they can. >> you know, in this day and age, you have the digital element, of course, and it seems to me that it looked like the suspect had a digital footprint here, a facebook profile, a website profile that did give indications that something was not quite right here. how do police follow through on those digital -- i mean, when you see something like that, how do you follow through without invading on someone's privacy rights and still get answers to what could potentially be a major problem very soon? >> yeah, i mean, we're seeing now a totally different approach by law enforcement. i mean, the police chief out here, mike brown is terrific at keeping up on the technology. his team is very good. they work efficiently. you know, we've had

unfortunately a lot of practice in this area, certainly with elizabeth smart and what happened. but you have to get multiple search warrants. you don't just get a search warrant for a home anymore. now you get it for different devices. you get phones, social media accounts. you have to be very very up on the technology and willing to put in the time to get those search warrants. >> yeah, tell us what we did learn. in the elizabeth smart case, what have we learned from that case that will help us understand what the criminal justice system will play out there in utah with this case? >> i think we learned very quickly that time is so important, and efforts have to be coordinated, and we don't reveal everything that we know. we don't like leaks to get out because what we're hoping is that those that come forward or information like the contractor that spoke, that we start to get, you know, some valid

information that we can piece together and create a road map. it is the most challenging thing right now, given social media and some of these apps and dating apps. i have two daughters in college, at about the same age as mackenzie, so as a father you want to make sure we're coordinating as a community. >> absolutely. >> thank you very much for being here. this story has been devastating to watch with the twists and turns and obviously our hearts go out to her family. >> thank you. as 2020 democrats push further to the left, moms are fighting back rallying against socialism. >> one of those gold star moms lost her navy seal son. she says she's given up too much for america to become a socialist country. she along with actor jon voight are here with their fight, next. ♪

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good morning again. the n.y.p.d. detective who gave emotional testimony on capitol hill about the 9/11 compensation fund has passed away. >> you made me come down here the day before my 69th round of chemo, and i'm going to make sure that you never forget to take care of the 9/11 responders. >> well, we will never forget. louis lou alvarez is a big reason why. he passed away from cancer linked to exposure from the toxins at ground zero. a memorial service will honor our dear friend, her family says they are sending her off in true

hawaiian style with a prayer before going out in the ocean and spreading flowers in her memory. beth passed away after a long battle with cancer. she was only 51 years old. the nonprofit moms for america set to bring dozens of gold star families to washington, d.c. for what they are calling a rally for freedom an event to honor the values their loved ones died for. our next guest is organizing the rally and knows about her sacrifice. her son a navy seal was killed in action in 2011. she joins us now along with hollywood legend jon voight who is supporting the rally will be there on thursday. >> we're going to walk walk cumulative -- we're going to

washington, d.c. cumulatively as a large group of us, we're having a huge rally on the capital lawn, section 10, across from the library of congress, supreme court, that side, we're inviting everybody to join us as gold star families speak about their personal losses, and how they fought for the american way of life. you have heard me say it many times. people go to war because they love what's behind them. it is a powerful thought about the american war fighter. the reason they love what's behind them because it gave them the opportunity, what was created in this nation gave them the opportunity for little boys to grow up on farms in west tennessee and become anything they dreamed of being, pete, and, you know, so aaron loved america. he believed in a representative republic. he believed it to be the noblest form of government ever devised by man. he knew it was worth dying for. many times since his death people have asked me was it worth it? was america worth it? and i've had to say

unequivocally unshamedly yes america was worth it. hey i give you my only son, my first born child you are not taking this nation from me. >> well said. jon, your message is one of action, whether you want to join moms for america be there at this rally or get involved locally. >> yeah, the thing that when you hear these people talk about socialism and you hear a lot of young people, they are indoctrinat indoctrinated. and this has been going on for many years, since the 60s, really. and kids are coming home -- someone just said to me today their child came home from college and said the constitution is crap. this is what they are learning at school and had to, you know, she had to redesign, you know, some way to reach her child >> deprogram -- >> to deprogram. >> exactly right. >> we have to deprogram these

children that are coming up. we're doing a terrible disservice to allow our children to be indoctrinated in this way. >> you walk the walk because you are giving your time for this rally on thursday. again, folks our viewers can go to fox & friends.com for information on the rally. website? >> moms for america.us. >> it is not just attending, you can also write a check. >> we need to raise funds. we're bringing in a whole lot of people and the expenses are great. any donation you can make, you can go to that website and do it. i have one final thing. >> yeah. >> if we don't explain the value to something to those that are coming after us, they can't appreciate the value. it is our job to continue explaining the value of american freedom and american exceptionalism. >> i love it and you do it well. >> thank you. >> good luck at the event. thank you for joining us. at least one 2020 democrat is pushing socialism. is that winning over voters, and do they even know what it is?

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the problem is the right continued to move more right, so the left was considered radical. >> it's very good to have socialism. >> democratic debate attendees energized clearly by the candidates embrace of yes, socialism. >> all right. you worked the crowd there. you just returned from miami. >> it was a clear embrace of socialism. i make videos of this all the time, i'm usually on college campuses. i will occasionally get people saying well you only hear these socialist supporters on college campuses, it is just the fringe, that could not be further the truth. socialism has moved from the fringe and being accepted by mainstream people and so called moderates are welcoming it. listen to these same people though when i asked them to define what socialism is. a lot of confusion there. >> what is socialism to you? >> socialism? isn't it what it is in a word,

socializing? >> more of an economic strategy than social things. >> i have a pretty indepth version of socialism, but i will leave that up for other people to decide. >> every country that has socialism you notice they're not having problems. >> what about venezuela. >> venezuela, that is so corrupt, i don't think that will never change. >> look at those socialist countries they are doing so great. >> i think a lot of this points to the ignorance there is and it underscores just how important it is for us to educate people on what socialism has done. if you just convince people, socialism is about helping everyone, it is about free stuff, that message is appealing until you look at what it's done throughout history. the people that were most vehemently opposed to socialism that i could find outside were immigrants, people who said i fled socialism because of the terrible things it did to my family and my country. i want to live in a country where we're free, capitalism, free markets. that's why i came to america. those were the people that were most opposed to it >> do we assume that people know

what socialism is? you heard that one answer, socialization. should we talk about it as far as government control of the economy? >> we should talk about it for what it is, government taking control of people's lives and taking away their personal freedom. there's a lot of misunderstanding about what it is. it's been sugar coated. on that debate stage, if the candidates are able to pass half of what they promised, our economy will completely tank and it underscores how important 2020 is for the future of our economy and our country as a whole. >> one of the places it's sugar coated most is by college professors in their classes. thanks, kevin. i love these segments. i love to hear from the people in the weeks. thanks. headlines, princeton university graduate is convicted of killing his father after his weekly allowance was reduced. thomas gill letter jr. was living -- gilbert jr. was living a luxury lifestyle all paid for by his parents before his dad cut him off when he was 30. that's when he shot and killed his businessman dad at his new

york city apartment. he faces life in prison. take a look at this. crews working to free a massive humpback whale stuck in a shark's net off australia's coast. choppy waters and the nearly 30 foot whale making it harder for crews to untangle the net from its giant thrashing tail. the whale finally freed after four fourer -- after 4 hours. unclear if the whale was hurt. a group meeting the president at a reception with south korean president moon. you can see them shaking hands with the president and ivanka trump. the band even gifting them with a pair of signed cds. a fast-food giant rolling out an alternative to the plant based meat craze creating the first ever merit a meat carrot made from turkey breast. that's a first.

arby's says plant based products go against who they are as a brand. those are your headlines. i think pete would love those. >> all right. love it. thank you, jed, come on out. everyone, everyone, loves barbecue and beer, but what if you could combine them and especially for a good cause? here with their new budweiser infused meats for your 4th of july barbecue is mel coleman of coleman natural foods. they have teamed up with budweiser, yes, budweiser, and are giving back to our nation's veterans in the process. >> welcome back, mr. coleman. >> thank you, thank you. you know, earlier i had said what this is about this is the fun stuff. okay? it's eat, grab and go, but with the vets it is meaningful because most people don't know it but 22 of our returning vets commit suicide every day. you train a dog. we get a dog from the pound. we bring a dog in, train it, put the vet and the dog together. and it works. >> give them some companionship. real quick, i ran into a vet

that had diabetes. they trained a dog to sense when he could have it. he got a driver's license because the dog could keep him on course. >> where can folks learn more about this effort if they want to get involved? >> look at our coleman natural website. we will have it on there. it is coleman natural.com. look on that. that's where the information is. we're also connected with american humane. they do all of our -- >> what do you have on the grill over there? >> we have some pulled pork. >> i know they are all good. you have sausage, bratwurst, pulled pork, ribs, all budweiser infused; right? >> all budweiser infused. >> what's a favorite? >> the favorite one for me is the one that's warm and ready to eat. [laughter] >> oh, yeah. >> that's kind of a trick question. but the jalapeno cheddar sausage is awesome. >> it is. i had a little bit of that earlier >> what makes your meat product so good? >> well, it starts with the meat. all of our animals never receive

antibiotics, growth hormones and our hogs are crate free. most hogs are raised in a crate the size of that table, and ours are crate free. >> i have heard of free range chickens, not hogs. >> what they do is kind of the same thing, where animals can experience their natural behaviors. >> that's cool. >> what's the website again? >> coleman natural.com. >> just by eating, we're helping. >> that's right. 5 cents a pound for everything you eat goes to the vet program. >> we're going to keep helping out. >> thanks. >> are we going to do weather? >> standing over a grill -- >> you can do weather. >> that's a fair deal. it is warm across the entire country. it is hot and steamy here in new york city. unfortunately, that's not the only place we're going to be talking about that. take a look at these temperatures across the country. not horribly wet. not horribly soggy. this is what you are looking at as far as the map goes. maybe a couple of storms in the

middle of the country, but it is going to get really warm here over the next couple of days, triple digits in the heart land. it is going to be a hot one. we're feeling it out here. but i think it is a pretty good day to be grilling, don't you think? >> every day is a good day to be grilling, adam. >> am i supposed to tossing to somebody, or just eat? >> i don't know, i think we need to keep eating. oh, jedediah is inside. >> you forgot about me. a flag mural is vant vandalized -- a flag mural is vandalized until two officers decided to do something about it. that's next. ♪ ♪ my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family

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turning to outrage in phoenix arizona a decades old flag mural painted the day after 9/11 got vandalized with profanities aimed at president trump and border officials. after the outcry from the community, two phoenix police officers took it upon themselves to repaint the mural along with a nearby homeowner's son. here with more are those local heroes, the police officer and police sergeant. thank you both for being here so much. >> good morning. thank you for having us >> thank you. >> officer, i wanted to start with you, you know, this was a mural that was put up the day after 9/11. it meant so much to the community. when you saw the community reaction, what inspired you to go and want to repaint this mural? >> you know, honestly it was the american flag, plain and simple. to see something like that vandalized really hurt me. i just look at it as an opportunity to go up there and try and do the right thing.

with 4th of july right around the corner, we thought we couldn't have something like that up during this time. >> sergeant morgan, was this political at all for you, or was this completely could have been anyone's name on there, has nothing to do with trump and was more about patriotism? >> it is exactly that, more about patriotism, while i appreciate the promotion, i'm an officer still. it is about correcting a problem in our community. it is our main focus as a police officer, as a community action officer, we saw problems, and that was something that needed to be solved. >> what has been the reaction from the community now that they've seen that you guys have taken that step and gone and repainted it? >> so far it's been tremendous. we really appreciate the support we've gotten. we have received a lot of messages. i was told the fallen heroes, arizona wreath program received many many responses, and they were all positive. >> is this something that you see a lot? i have heard a lot of stories about this, about vandalism

happening. it is such a hyperpolitical, hyperpartisan time that unfortunately people take that out in unfortunate ways sometime. is this something you have seen in your community, this kind of vandalism that officers have to step up and try to problem solve on their own? >> we have a lot of vandalism that occurs throughout our city. we try and do everything we can to correct issues in our community. we are trying to do the best to resolve the issues we can, whatever we can, whenever we can, we try to step up and do the right thing for the community >> what's your message for the community, maybe looking at this, feeling grateful you did this, what have you said to them? >> happy 4th of july. it was a great opportunity for us. while we were removing the graffiti from it, it was a great feeling for us, my son to be out there, having people drive by honking their horns and thanking us and being as patriotic as ever. >> even more impactful mural to

me -- i lived in new york city 9/11, worked right next door to the twin towers fled for my life that day and so many other new yorkers, i think the fact that it was put up for 9/11, a symbol of coming together, i think that's why the community reacted so deeply to that, such a divisive message on it. who helped you out? the son of a community member? do i have that right? >> that's correct, ma'am. with everything that we have at the house right now, my son being home for the summer, we've been focusing a lot of military sacrifices have been going on, and i thought it was a great opportunity after we had seen it the day before, officer morgan and i, and we went out, brought him with me, went down to the home depot, picked up some supplies and i had him help us out with the project, and i hope it was just a good seed that was planted for him so that he understands the importance of the flag and the sacrifices we have all made to have the freedoms we have in this country >> what a great experience for him to be able to share in that

with you at such a young age and recognize not only the impact of the mural but recognize the impact of the healing that you can do when you actually go to remedy something like this. guys, i appreciate you both for being here so much. thank you so much for doing this. it sends such an important message to the community and the country at large. i know you don't like to take too much credit for stuff like that, but we really appreciate you. >> thank you for your time. >> we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> you are very welcome. after two big nights of democratic debates, our debate knowledge is being put to the test. i hear something. oh, they are all hitting their buzzers. head start. what's going on up here? can't see what it is yet. what is that? that's a blazer? that's a chevy blazer? aww, this is dope. this thing is beautiful. i love the lights. oh man, it's got a mean face on it. it looks like a piece of candy. look at the interior. this is nice. this is my sexy mom car. i would feel like a cool dad. it's just really chic.

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we are back with some quick 2020 campaign headlines. minnesota senator klobuchar hoping to connect with iowa voters with her so called award-winning tater tot hot dish. i can't believe they made me read this one. she tweeted i'm visiting eight counties next week in iowa and we're hosting a pot luck. iowa with iowans can i count on you to bring a hot dish? as a past winner of a hot dish contest, i'm looking forward to tasting yours. don't get me started. and andrew yang is accusing msnbc of turning off his mic during parts of this week's presidential debate. yang making the claim after reports came out showing he had the least speaking time of any candidate. msnbc denies the accusations. >> a little bitter. >> now that the first democratic debates are over, we're being put to the test. >> here to quiz us on some of the most talked about, buzzed about moments is host of fox

nation's the quiz show. >> here we go. good morning. question number one, how many times did the candidates attack president trump on both nights? 44, 55, 66 or 77? pete? >> i'm going to go with 77 because they definitely maxed out. >> they maxed out. let's take a look at the tape. >> that's too high actually >> it is. >> really? >> donald trump is simply wrong. >> donald trump. >> donald trump, this president and his cabinet. >> we have a president of the united states who is so focused on hate -- >> this president who is lawless >> we must begin impeachment now. >> donald trump. >> donald trump. >> president trump. >> the worst president in american history. >> who can beat donald trump? >> trump is a phony. >> what is the greatest national security threat to the united states? it's donald trump. >> now i think i'm right. >> that wasn't all 77, but it was 77. okay. here we go. question number two, on the

second night, which issue made every candidate raise their hand in support? was it government run healthcare? healthcare for undocumented immigrants? decriminalizing the border or impeachment? >> healthcare for undocumented immigrants. >> is that the answer? >> raise your hand if your government plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants? >> got it. >> oh, yeah. >> they got the applause and you got the applause. you got that one right. 1-1. which issue ranks number one in discussion for both nights, the economy and immigration, healthcare and immigration, foreign policy and gun control, or climate change and healthcare? ed henry? >> i think it's b because some democrats were mad the climate change didn't come up with more. i'm going to say b. >> you said b, ed henry? healthcare and immigration. that is not the answer. anybody want to steal?

adam? >> a. the economy and immigration. adam is right. >> the answer was on there when he hit it. [laughter] >> keep your eyes on me, guys. how many candidates spoke spanish on both nights? was it two, three, four, or five? >> three. >> was it three candidates? think we have some tape of this. [speaking spanish] >> i knew it! >> does that count?

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>> booker? >> i should stop doing the weather. you know what? >> you should. >> that was super fun. we will be back tomorrow with a great show. go yankees today. they will be on fox. watch them. >> have a great saturday, everybody. with respect to china, basically we agreed today that we were going to continue the negotiation. we're holding on tariffs and theyre going to buy farm product. >> so fingers crossed for now as trade talks seem to be back on. that was kind of expected. here is what was not. president trump last minute invite to meet north korea's leader at the dmz. and kim jong-un, this might be interesting. welcome everybody, happy saturday. i'm neil cavuto. you are watching cavuto live. we