>> side effects with desire and anxiety. heather: goes on sale in december. [laughter] heather: well, that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", thank you for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues right now, bye bye. >> it's monday july 1st, back to work in washington, the president relaunching denuclearization talks with north korea after his historic trip capping off a world win weekend overseas. >> what happens next could be just as crucial as the president negotiates landmark deal on two fronts, we are live in washington. rob: also just terrible scenes of violence at antifa rallies in portland oregon. >> call for criminal charges against the mayor after conservative journalist is beat

by mass mob. >> incredible video that will make your heart skip a beat, chairing after and nearly catching a biker. >> "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: very fitting song. that is frightening. rob: horrifying. jillian: we will get to that a little bit in the hour, we

promise. in the meantime you are watching "fox & friends first", i'm jillian mele. rob: president trump back at the white house after world win of diplomacy. jillian: the question now will this pave the way to progress on nuclear front? rob: also what's next with china? garrett tenney with all to latest with the negotiations after trip to east asia, garrett? >> it really was historic week with big implications and president trump was feeling pretty good about how it all went tweeting last night after he got back to dc, so many amazing things happened over the last 3 days, all or at least most of the things are great for the united states, much was accomplished, the third meeting between president trump and kim jong un was supposed to last just a few minutes but ended up going for more than an hour with president trump saying afterwards that the two sides have agreed to get the denuclearization talks back on

track, but adding he is -- he is in no rush to get the deal done. >> we want to see if we can do a comprehensive good deal, nobody knows how things turn out, but certainly this was a great day, this was a very legendary and very historic day. >> the president's other big meeting and the world was watching with chinese president xi jinping as the world's largest economy with ongoing trade disputes and president trump said after the meeting that those talks are back on track but on fox news sunday president's top economic adviser says there's no timeline for the sides reaching a deal. >> resuming the talks as president said continuing the talks which had been interrupted for a while is very big deal. no promises, no deal made, there's no timetable i want to emphasize that, the president said several times this is about

the quality of a deal. >> so negotiations now getting ready to pick back up again on denuclearization and china on trade but as you heard there, no timeline for either of those talks or guaranties for how they will ultimately play out, rob and jillian. >> thank you so much. >> got it. jillian: surprised meeting between president trump and kim jong un reviving hope that a denuclearization deal is possible. >> california congressman democrat says he supports negotiations for peace. >> i support the initiative and as democrat in congress i will do anything i can to see it succeed. one of moon's senior advisers was in my office two weeks ago and he thinks there's a 3-part framework to get a deal, first the united states and north korea should have a permanent peace agreement, we still have

-- 90% denuclearization and then after that we can talk about more flexible sanctions, so i think the moment is there to have peace. >> as of right now no plans for a third summit between the two leaders rob: fox news alert, at least 40 people killed in an explosion near the u.s. embassy in afghanistan, the embassy sending condolences tweeting in part, we strongly condemn the latest brutal attack, the associated press reports that a car bomb went off during morning rush hour, the police have not confirmed the type of attack or possible target. officials say militants opened fire inside of nearby building right after the blast but all comes as u.s. is working to try and negotiate a peace deal with the taliban. also breaking right now, isis could be plotting a devastating comeback to become bigger and more dangerous than before,

according to washington base think tank, the terror network has accumulated billions of dollars and dispersed jihadist fighters in nations across syria, isis is already taking back control in some of the areas just months after the president declared the group's defeat. jillian: violent antifa protest that left reporter hurt in portland sparking -- request for federal investigation into the city's mayor. senator ted cruz calling out democrat ted wheeler accusing him of ordering police to allow demonstrators to attack conservative journalists. noe claims police were nowhere to be found during attack, he was hospitalized but will be okay. gofundme page started by conservative vlogger raised more

than $100,000 for security and health costs in just one day. the community in salt lake city will gather to honor mckenzie lewis today, college student's remains found friday nearly 2 weeks after she went missing, friends expressing pure heartbreak in exclusive interview to fox news. >> the shock is unimaginable, the grief, it comes and goes. to me it doesn't feel real. kind of in a state of shock, my body feels numb. jillian: vigil for mckenzie is being held at the university of utah tonight, police are investigating whether or not the suspect who you see on the screen acted alone, he's behind bars on murder and kidnapping charges. rob: democratic national committee chairman weighing in on key issue during primary

season, tom pérez says he fully supporting providing health care to illegal immigrants. >> democrats believe that you should be able to buy into health insurance, undocumented aliens pay into taxes. rob: all 10 participating candidates raised their hand. jillian: democrat beto o'rourke travels across southern border on first international trip as presidential candidate, o'rourke holding a round table with asylum seek nester méxico who were turned away at u.s. border. >> by sharing the stories that the conscious of our country is alert of what is happening right now and the need to change the policies that we have in place.

jillian: o'rourke is calling an end to president trump's policy keeping migrants in méxico while their asylum claims are processed. meanwhile 2020 presidential hopeful tim ryan quick to slam bernie sanders medicare for all plan. >> i'm not for taking private insurance away, we cannot be a party that goes into a general election taking private health insurance away from union members in some of the states that negotiated pretty good healthcare plans for themselves. jillian: brian says he's in favor of public option in some form but the u.s. cannot jump into it with existing private insurance system in place. rob: starting tonight you can get pulled over for texting and driving in the state of florida, it's one of 100 new law that is go into effect in the state today, previously police officers could only cite if they also violated another rule, violaters face fines and points added to their license.

jillian: just about 10 minutes after the hour, president trump, the first u.s. president to step into north korea. another face to face with vladimir putin and peace talks with the taliban, so what does all this say about president trump's policy? up next breaks down the significance of all the president's moves on the world stage. rob: crowded train can be annoying enough in the subway, imagine a game of ping-pong happening right before your eyes. funny video is coming up, stay tune this is the couple who wanted to get away who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time

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something. jillian: president trump reaching denuclearization talks with north korea. rob: comes after the president's historic steps into hermit kingdom. jillian: what does this say to president trump's approach to foreign policy? jim hanson, jim, as always, thank you for your time, what do you make of the news that came about over the weekend, we saw it there with our own eyes, president trump the first u.s. sitting president to step into north korea? >> he's not afraid to do things differently, you know, you can look at the state of negotiations over decades with kim jong un and his dad and his grandfather and nobody has gotten anywhere u so president trump was willing to take a risk, take a personal risk and try to shake things up, that's part of his style, he does not mind injecting a little new techniques, new tactics into

stuck foreign policy negotiations and that gives him opportunities that other leaders do not have. rob: they say it's all for the cameras, what do you say? >> you have to start somewhere. at this point kim jong un is not shooting missiles over japan, not conducting nuclear tests and we are talking, last time i checked that was things that democrats used to say were good. trying to undermine the president while he's trying to keep us safe from a madman with nuclear weapons. jillian: denuclearization obviously still the goal here that the president is trying to accomplish, how crucial are the next steps and what do you think they are? >> i think the next steps will have the experts, the people who do this professionally and have been for a long time, go ahead and get together and dig into the details and say what is the first thing we can do. we need something tangible from

the north koreans, that's what happened in hanoi, they refuse today allow any of the tangible concrete steps that show their willing to denuclearize to happen so president trump told them i'm gone, if you want to play again, you to give me something and we will find out what they're asking for. rob: huge weekend for the president and also met with vladimir putin, listen to this. [inaudible conversations] rob: kind of giggling there, almost seems like he's joking around, that drove a lot of people crazy, what do you make of it? >> drives people crazy because they want to be driven crazy, president trump deals with tyrants differently, he uses a negotiating tactic u buttering them up of treating them like friends even though they're not, he knows putin is not a good guy, he gets briefings of all the bad things all of the time,

he knows russia is a problem in syria and he know what is they are doing in ukraine sunt seem he needs to take personal relationship with putin as if somehow is trying to do it, he tries to disarm him and tries to disarm kim jong un, a way to get guys balance and maybe get advantage. >> the taliban said sunday, latest round of peace talks with the united states is critical, there's a professional deadline for gaffe gain peace settlement, that's september 1st, what do you think happens between now and then? >> well, as we saw on your story the taliban are still blowing stuff up, they are bad guys, they are awful, no doubt in anybody's mind that afghanistan is going to turn into a peaceful if we make a deal with them, what we are seeing is we don't have anything to accomplish for the united states and that's what president trump does with foreign policy, he looks at america first, he looks at how does this affect the united

states, right now staying for a another couple of decades in afghanistan is not in the u.s. interest and we will make some kind of deal with taliban and do the best we can. rob: as you said a bomb went off overnight in embassy in afghanistan, jim, appreciate your time. >> you got it. jillian: best jab at ivanka trump but didn't go so well. ufc fighter versus soccer star megan repinoe. carley: carley has reaction coming up.

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rob: all right, mma fighter and green beret calling megan repinoe for protest for national anthem. jillian: carley shimkus, siriusxm 115 here with what you're saying. carley: first white athlete to join colin kaepernick kneeling protest in 2016 and sparked more controversy by saying she would not go to the white house if the united states wins the world cup. now another elite athlete is weighing in and has a different take, tim kennedy, he said this on twitter, i think it is tragic when one kneels during national anthem, i believe they do it out of ignorance and privilege, every man and women that wears uniform with american flag on their shoulder would willingly die protecting that person's right to do so, the tweet receiving 7.5000 likes, dan on

twitter says having a right does not mean that one is right, another twitter user saying this, as misguided as she is, it is her right and i will gladly suit up to defend it, however, if she had so much disdain for america she should leave or at least not play the team representing america. timmy on twitter saying something similar, would it not have been more significant protest had she just elected to not compete in u.s. national team. some people say that what she's doing is more controversial than colin kaepernick because she's representing the u.s. on the world stage and other people who are supporting her including alexandria ocasio-cortez who invited her to take a tour of house of representatives. jillian: here is the thing about that. she was asked -- there's the sound bite where she was asked by reporter and her response is smug in my opinion, i feel it's naive that you don't want to have a conversation with the

other side, that's what she's doing. carley: hey, i don't agree with everything that you say, president trump, thank you for inviting me and here is why, let's have a conversation about it. rob: warming up to aoc as well. speaking of aoc who has real problem with ivanka trump apparently. >> recently posted tweet criticizing ivanka trump going to g20, being someone's daughter actually isn't career qualification, hurts our diplomatic standing when the president and we need president work to go g20, bringing qualified diplomat wouldn't hurt either. some people pointing out alexandria ocasio-cortez's resume, she was bartender, topic of conversation on twitter, you're in the house with no qualifications, so both people did not have a lot of career experience before heading to position but could have been nice if alexandria ocasio-cortez

used opportunity to build her up because she's working hard and they do have that sort of in common. jillian: okay, what's up with ping-pong on the subway? >> okay, file this one, guys only under in new york, video of two people playing a pretty heated game of ping-pong on the subway is going viral online and the funny thing about it is it's really sparking a lot of controversy on social media, some people think it's amazing like this twitter user, highly-skilled players, of course, but others are just so annoyed that this would happen on the subway, one person saying people are coming from work, they are tired and want to get home. jillian: wouldn't you be annoyed if you got that ping-pong in front of your face. carley: why did you bring a ping-pong table to the subway, what was your motivating factor. rob: better than staring at the people. the train is shaking, not easy

game. jillian: 25 minutes after the top of the hour, strong performance. >> she's got game, she's talented, she's very smart and she'll be a force to be reckon with. rob: lindsey graham, was this be short lived or this is what the democrats need to win in 2020. jillian: are you a proud america, share us your photos, you can find us on instagram at facebook and twitter, we are coming right back. we'd love some help with laundry. spray and scrub anything with a stain. wash the really dirty clothes separately.

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mayor, senator ted cruz calling out democrat mayor ted wheeler accusing him to allow demonstrators to attack the conservative journalist andy noe, noe claims police were no where to be found, he was hospitalized but expected to be okay. jury deliberations in war crime trial of eddy gallagher, pleaded guilty of murder charges of isis prisoner in iraq f convicted could face life conviction in prison. verdict by the end of the week. gun owners in california will have to go through background checks to buy ammunition, requires customers to show id and must also pay 1 dollar for background check every time they buy bullets, also a 20-dollar fee for initial screening with the justice departments. all right, all eyes on washington and north korea after president trump becomes the first sitting u.s. president to

set foot in north korea but not the first president to visit the demilitarized zone. >> president trump made history by being the first sitting president to visit the hermit kingdom but not only only american president to set foot inside north korea, ultimately his trip may earn distinction of being the most unexpected. >> we came over and i said, hey, i'm over here, i want to call chairman kim. very very different and very specific reasons. president jimmy carter visited 3 separate times after leaving office, first in june of 1994 to try to convince the regime of kim il-sung. returned again in august 2010 in mission to persuade the regime to release u.s. prisoner, hope to go convince the regime to

halt its nuclear weapon's program and president bill clinton traveled to pyongyang at the request of president obama in 2009 to help free two reporters being held hostage, while there, clinton negotiated the release of dictator kim jong-il but not all past presidents have been open to the idea of opening to hermit kingdom. >> used to slaughter two u.s. soldiers, no wonder i think they are evil. >> president trump's visit to north korea will strike out in diplomatic efforts for the history books to decide? washington gillian turner, fox news. ♪ >> let's talk about road to 2020 as kamala harris catches the attention of the gop following fiery first debate against joe biden. >> kamala harris and i've said this before, she's got game, she

is very talented, she's very smart and she'll be a force to be reckon with. jillian: is she the best new hope for the democrats to take on president trump in 2020? here to debate that is gop strategist and democratic strategist kevin, thank you both for joining us, we certainly appreciate it this morning, kevin, i will start with you, is she the one to take on the president? >> she certainly has a good chance, she helped herself with her performance and i think that it's something that we will continue snow-ball over the next months or so, after her performance on thursday she actually raised over $2 million excuse me from 60% new donors, her words had impact, performance was very strong and i think that she brings a breath of fresh air to the party, she's a perfect bridge between sort of more far left wing of the party, aoc wing but also she's close to

the more traditional establishment in the democratic party gravitated towards her as well, so with this -- with impressive fundraising she's put forth, performance in the debate, she has certainly volted to the top 2 or 3 candidates, definitely top 3 and i think she only goes up from here, i'm sure the team wants as many debates as possible to get her in front of the american people. jillian: will that be enough to surpass elizabeth warren, joe biden, even bernie sanders, time will tell, lauren, do you think, though, if it were even today come down to kamala harris and president trump how -- what are her chances? >> you know, i think that any democrat is going to have a hard time debating president trump because he's very good at changing the narrative and controlling the conversation away that's favorable to him. that what was interesting kamala's debate with joe biden during last round, she was able

to kind of twist and make sure to make points in a way that was effective and probably gave democrats the greatest hope of what they a imagine with president trump would look like in a way to take back the conversation and move it back towards policies that are favorable to him, i just don't know that she will gain steam with the public as a whole especially given the voters that president trump is going to be targeting, she doesn't have the same appeal, so she wouldn't be as appealing assay joe biden going up against president trump when we are talking about the small sliver of american populist that will be undecided and deciding the election. jillian: this is on saturday. >> i think she was given too much credit for what she did, wasn't that outstanding and i think that probably he was hit harder than he should have hit, i thought he was hit harter. jillian: okay, that's what president trump had to say, kevin, do you think her going after joe biden was the right

move? >> well, absolutely for her because she had to do something to break out, when you're in a debate with 10 people as she was, you've got to do something to gain attention and she did that, she did that in several different ways and she really commanded the stage, i think that you're seeing the gop starting to take notice. you played the clip of lindsey graham talking about she's got game, he would know, he's the chair of judiciary committee and the senate and he's watch her star rise because she made name of herself with the tough questions she lobbied at various members to have administration, various officials, i think she actually would be good for donald trump, she's prepared, former prosecutor and she would be able to stay on script during debates and hit him hard in sort of his weaker areas and may not be asas for him to attack her because she has little bit less baggage, she hasn't been around

as long as joe biden or hillary clinton, fresh face, may cause him problems on the debate stage, i for one would love to see it, i think it would be a great match-up. jillian: lauren, you have to give her credit because it was expected that a lot of candidates would go after president trump and she took it upon herself, look, i need to stand out as kevin just said she made herself stand out in the race, there's a lot of people right now. >> yeah, absolutely, what's important is that she's got to get through the primary, i mean, we are talking about a much-up with president trump i'm not sure she can get through a primary in this current democratic party, she's already getting attacked in the liberal media for having right wing, quote, unquote, background, she's got to go hard in the debates, we still have 10, 11 more to go, 10 more, who knows, there's so many. i think that she's got a long road ahead of her so i wouldn't count this bump and say that this is done yet. jillian: okay, lauren and kevin, thank you for joining us.

>> thank you. rob: 37 minutes after the hour, workers making $9 an hour hired to do software for boeing max, to save a few bucks could be cause of deadly crashes? jillian: unbelievable video, ride of his life after nearly being mauled to death by a tiger. that's still to come

jillian: good morning to you, fox business alert for you, boeing allegedly outsourced software to engineers making about $9 an hour, that's according to bloomberg which also says the temporary workers often made errors, boeing denies

the accusations. faulty software is believed to be responsible for two deadly crashes overseas. get ready for more pain at the pump, gas taxes are going up in several states today, doubling in illinois to 38 cents for gallon, drivers in california would pay the highest gas tax in the country at 47.3 cents per gallon, increases also kick in in ohio, south carolina and tennessee. rob: oregon to become 14th state to allow illegal immigrants to get driver's licenses, state lawmakers passing bill expanding driving rights to all residents regardless of immigration status, democratic governor is expected to sign it into law and oregon's voters rejected a ballot measure on this same issue just 5 years ago. nearly 800,000 marijuana convictions could be expunged in illinois after governor signed bill

legalizing recreational pot as part of bill people would be granted clemency for possessing small amounts of pot in the past. >> little girl storming the field during minor league baseball game. watch this. >> ran right through bullpen. [laughter] rob: cecilia grace, little cecilia rooming the outfield during charleston game, giving her baseball and taking her right back to her family. jillian: team enjoyed it so much she got permission to go on the field the next day and throw out the ceremonial first pitch. rob: there she goes. how did she get away from the parents? jillian: many questions but adorable. rob: cute kid. >> in major they would have tackled her. jillian: i don't know tackle

her. >> not a little child. bad precedent when she grows up. i will talk about forecast. it is hot outside. it's so hot over the next couple of days, temperatures in 70's across the country, right now already this morning, it's going to get only hot near the day to come, currently 77-degrees in kansas city. watches and advisories, once again forecast back in the middle of the country close to 90-degrees, hasn't just been the heat but humidity, the heavy air, you step outside and you feel like you're wearing it, that will be there once again, running back into middle 90's, close to triple digits in several locations, that's taking you for monday forecast and tuesday, stays basically the same but further east, the east coast getting close to feel-like temperature of 100-degrees and i know you guys are curious about 4 of july holiday, this is the forecast, probably spotty

showers across the midwest, portions of the southeast but maybe only tenth of an inch but the heat is going to be there, so another very hot week ahead, it's july 1st, so kind of all -- rob: yeah. jillian: thanks. 15 minutes until the top of the hour, first line of defense right after 9/11. >> no one thought that they could do it, mission impossible, unique what they accomplished. rob: great story, they made a movie about the guys, taking fight in congress and run for senate, retired general who wants to turn new hampshire red coming up. hey! i'm bill slowsky jr.,

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yet, in 12 minutes i will be talking about this with two exciting people, first off the president makes historic move but does it at 2:00 in the morning our time and we have to tape it and goes past the dmz and meets with kim jong un, bottom line is, they start talking again about denuclearization, yet some are critical, we will discuss that, what happened on the 101 talks with china, what did we give away to give talks back on track after 7 weeks, we will talk about that, has something to do with huawei, that might be back on track, we are also going to talk about the new -- the after math of democratic debate, who is on the move up and who is on the move down, guests i have been bragging about, laura trump, they need a babysitter, eric, you have to stay or go to work later. anthony scaramucci, dan bongino, all things apply to him but he does not wear a tie.

tom on court ruling that happened on friday and donna brazile will be on the couch to talk about who is up and who is down on the democratic side. if i haven't given you a reason enough to watch on this july, i'm out of idea, all right, two very important people who are special not only to america but to each other. jillian: we thought we were special to you, brian. brian: you are. everyone is using them. jillian: everyone is using them. brian: i finally know how to set the clock. rob: there you go. [laughter] rob: an american hero turns to politics. jillian: decorated who fought the taliban on horse back now running for senate in new hampshire. rob: this race could be one of the gop's best chances to pick up a senate seat in 2020. >> retired general don joins us now to tell us why he's working toward washington, thank you for joining us, thank you for

serving, everything you've done for the country, now you want to serve washington, tell us why. >> well, good morning, thank you for having me on this morning, it's quite an honor to be here. hey, we have a crisis in leadership in washington, d.c., our leaders are failing us in congress, we can see it in every problem that we have, they have failed to develop solutions, they are not supporting our president the way he needs to be supported in the economy, national security and the health and welfare of americans and it's time for change. we are out of time, the time is now and we must move forward and get leaders in there that have proven effective leadership skills that can get the job done and solve problems. rob: well, sir, you have incredible story but the woman that you're going up is big name in new hampshire, she's a former governor, two-term senator at this point, what is your strategy to win against somebody who is pretty popular in that state?

>> well, my strategy is to win, hey, i'm born and raised in new hampshire, i'm a native, i know new hampshire, i'm going to have a grassroots campaign, i'm going the speak to the people, i can speak to them, they know me as a native son and we are going to move forward and i am going to get their support and i will be the next senator, big names are what is the problem, we have political machines, senator has one of the biggest political machines an those machines are failing us, they are self-serving and they are not getting the job done. jillian: sir, i understand that you served 36 years in army, 10 tours in afghanistan, tell us how that's going help you in the battle that you're currently running now. >> well, thank you for that question and it was an honor to serve the military for the length of time that i did, remember, i joined the army as a private and got out as a

general. i'm not saying that to brag, the point that i want to make is, is that's an example of american dream going from private to general, it's not common in the military but it's something that we need to bring back to americans particularly in new hampshire, we need hope, we need leaders that are going to bring hope and i think what i learned in the military is determination is values, is servant leadership, personal responsibility and a dedication to core values by putting service before self and people before the mission and in this case politics. rob: new hampshire is almost a toss-up state at this point, i think hillary won by like 1 point in the last election, where do you stand politically, right wing, center right, where do you stand on immigration and health care and stuff like that? >> well, the economy national security and anything that has to do with the health and welfare of americans, you can find that i will have

conservative values but i'm concerned about affordable healthcare, affordable education, the addiction crisis, mental health, supporting our veterans, all those issues have weakened our community and washington, d.c. and leaders there have nothing to consolidate power in washington, d.c. and have done nothing to support the communities where the problems lie and the solutions lie and the people lie that can get that done, i will also be supporting governor sonono, doing great work and i think we will be able to work together, we will find common ground, i will find common ground in the senate and we will move this country forward. jillian: okay, retired general, thank you so much for your time, we appreciate it. >> you're very welcome, i'd like to just say happy fourth of july and prayers to service members an their families. ill jillian: absolutely. rob: thank you for your service.

jillian: 6 minutes until the top of the hour. rob: some people like to make grand entrance but not this guy, his letter of resignation going viral. . .

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♪ hold to that feeling. jillian: everyone's favorite are college bar song. isn't that what that is? rob: a beautiful morning there in washington. jillian: it is. rob: president back from the big trip over the weekend g-20. met with vladimir putin, xi jinping. angela merkel. probably tired a little jet lag. jillian: time to get back to work. rob: a police officer helps are a stolen car. right outside her house in massachusetts. cops stepped in and helped build her a new one. thanks with a hug and box of chocolates. jillian: so sorry for your loss, think of you during this difficult time. the man says it was meant as a joke to his boss at a call center in the u.k. rob: tiger attempts to chase down a man on a motorcycle.

rob: can you even imagine. terrifying moments at a park in india. three people killed in a park this year. he barely gets away. jillian: should have played the lottery that day. have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ all i do is win, win, win ♪ no matter ♪ got money on my mind ♪ i can never get enough ♪ and every time i step up in the field. brian: was this the music blasting in the dmz. all do is win. ainsley: last night i come back from vacation. he now how it does. griff: don't have you people to do that. ainsley: i let them have it off. watching tv. i want to fill myself in and make sure i'm up to date with everything. brian: plus have you cable. instance ains i'm watching the breaking news of the president walk across through the dmz into north korea. first time a sitting president has ever don