heather: good morning to you. it is wednesday, july 17th. this is "fox & friends first." happening right now at 4:00 a.m. on the east coast, i.c.e. under attack, police in colorado pleading for the public's help to identify protesters who pulled down an american flag on federal property. there's one key clue that you will not see in the newspaper that forced police to block a critical picture from the public. and fireworks exploding in a house over a resolution to condemn the president's tweets. >> join us in condemning the president's racist tweets. >> this is not enough.

we want to fight. heather: the historic meltdown that has both sides of the aisle circling their wagons. don't you say good-bye. not yet. do you understand me? >> i'm so cold. heather: it is the question everyone still wants answered, could jack have fit on the door too? leonardo dicaprio just weighed in, sparking a debate on social media. "fox & friends first" starts right now. ♪ my dreams, never quite as it seems. ♪ never quite as it seems. ♪ heather: live shot from new york city for you this morning

where they said the heat wave was coming and it is here. while other portions of the country, louisiana, mississippi, still cleaning up from a tropical storm and a lot of rain. good morning, you're watching "fox & friends first" on this wednesday morning. i'm heather childress. thank you once again, as always, for starting your day with us. we go straight to a fox news alert. at this hour, a kentucky sheriff's deputy is fighting for his life after getting shot in the line of duty overnight. the deputy was responding to a domestic dispute when the gunman opened fire from his car outside the home. the suspect then hit a patrol car head-on before speeding away. officers later arrested him in a nearby cemetery. the deputy is in critical condition. so we'll continue to update that for you. anti-i.c.e. protests ramping up hateful rhetoric nationwide. in dc, activists blocking all entrances and exits at i.c.e.

headquarters in a standoff protesting immigration policies. as demonstrations get out-of-hand, democrats refuse to condemn violent acts from the far left. we have details. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. this feels like it's getting out-of-hand. dozens of protesters gathered in the nation's capital, blocking entrances and exits to i.c.e. headquarters. several frustrated a i.c.e. employees tried to get to work without success. 11 protesters were arrested. it comes days after anarchist was killed by police for storming a tacoma, washington i.c.e. facility, armed with a rifle. police say he was throwing devices at agency vehicles, lighting one on fire in an al tempattempt to burn down the ene building. he claimed to be provoked by

corporate for profit concentration camps. the freshman congresswoman along with others in the democratic policy called to abolish i.c.e., making the agency a new target for the left. >> we need to abolish i.c.e. >> we need to protect families that need our help. that is not what i.c.e. is doing today. that's why i believe we should get rid of it. abolishing i.c.e. protects my family from the militaryization that is happening in our neighborhoods. >> when some of the democrats were asked if they would condemn antifa's violence, they were silent. >> will you condemn antifa for the attack in washington? >> meanwhile, some republicans calling on the president to help stop the violence. texas lieutenant governor dan patrick asking for an executive

order to unmask the antifa activists and hopefully curb the violence demonstrations. heather: anna, great to have you with us. thank you. let's go to colorado. police in colorado hitting a roadblock in their search for the protesters who removed an american flag and replaced it with a mexican one outside an i.c.e. facility. aurora police tweeted a series of pictures, just hours later they posted this. take a look. that same set of photos with one blacked out. that picture was taken by a denver post photographer. the paper issued a cease and desist order to the police department. the house passing a resolution condemning president trump's so-called racist remarks against what they're calling the squad. the decision coming after hours of chaos leading speaker nancy pelosi to temporarily lose her ability to speak on the house floor. mark meredith joins us live from

washington on the historical procedural meltdown. mark, it really was something. >> reporter: heather, never a dull moment around here. let's start with the news that you were talking about. house lawmakers approved a resolution tuesday night, condemning president trump over some recent remarks he made both on twitter and in person regarding four democratic congresswomen. many house democrats have accused the president of using racist language when he said the four progressive lawmakers should essentially go back to where they came from. all four are american citizens. the president's comments engulfed washington the last few days, leading to last night's decision by democrats to formally condemn the president. house speaker nancy pelosi was among those who spoke out on the house floor. >> these comments from the white house are disgrateful and disgusting and the comments are racist. every member should join us in condemning the president's racist tweets.

>> reporter: but speaker pelosi got into some hot water over the comments she made. a republican congressman from georgia a accused the speaker of violating house rules and challenged her comments on the floor. >> i make a point of order,. >> the chair will remind all members, please, please, do not make personal comments. >> reporter: democratic leaders agreed pelosi's comments were out-of-line. that didn't stop the resolution against the president from passing. foreigns and one independent joined democrats in voting to condemn president trump. the president tweeted late last night about the vote. this is what he had to say. so great to see how unified the republican party was on today's vote concerning comments i made about four democratic congresswomen. we expect to hear a lot more

from the president later today. he will hold a rally in north carolina around 7:00. mike pence is expected to make the trip for the event. heather: todd high pyr todd ps well. great to have you with us. democrats hoping to regroup after their procedural meltdown on the house floor. liz cla cheney said nancy peloss actions show their true colors. >> today, you watched as nancy pelosi showed total, utter contempt, disregard for what is really the heart of our constitutional he republic, she violated the rules, stormed off the floor, refused to come back. she's acting as though she thinks this is nancy pelosi's house when it is the people's house and it's really important for us to focus on what they

stand for and what they stand for is a socialist agenda that would be devastating for this nation. heather: much more on that to come throughout the day, i'm sure. today also the house is set to vote on holding attorney general william barr and commerce secretary wilbur ross in contempt for ignoring subpoenas. democrats demanding to know why the administration wanted to add the citizenship question to the 2020 census. this comes as a new york federal judge issues an order to permanently block the trump administration from adding it. president trump says he will attain citizenship information from other agencies. well, u.s. officials suspected iran is to blame for missing tanker near the persian gulf. the united arab emirates vessel was traveling through the strait of hormuz when the tracking system went dark. officials say there was no distress call. if iran did seize the ship, it would be the latest in a series

of attacks involving oil tankers in that region. we will follow that one for you as well. washington is pushing for talks with north korea, despite a new threat of missile testing from the rogue country. state department officials emphasizing the need for open communication following previouslpreviously st a aled t. they say they might lift suspension of nuclear tests. they're calling it, quote, preparation for an eventual invasion. and some sad news. retired supreme court justice john paul stevens has passed away. he died from complications from a stroke. john roberts said he brought kindness, wisdom. he has left us a better nation. president trump offering condolence as well, adding his

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the american people don't care about this bs that they're doing in the house, trying to say the president is racist. we don't care about that. get something done. that's what we care about. and for them to come out and i believe it's racist to say this about the president. only reason they're saying this is because he's white. i believe that these four stooges, i call them the four stooges, they're coming against the president in what i believe is a racial tangent against him and every other white person in america. heather: i would ask you, why has there not been anytime type of condemnation specifically from nancy pelosi in terms of anti-semetic tweets and comments that have been made by some of these four congresswoman specifically? >> a couple things. heather, you opened your segment this morning saying so-called racist comments. i think that's part of the problem. democrats and republicans acknowledge the fact that those comments were racist to the core. heather: that's not true. not everyone thinks they're racist. >> democrats and republicans acknowledge that. let's not do that this morning.

the last time i was on this network with brandon, he told me racism didn't exist in the country. we all know that's true. what we saw yesterday from the house democrats and some republicans is acknowledging the fact that what the president did was wrong, it was racist, it was hate in the form of modern day what i call not even a dog whistle but a bull horn. the truth of the matter is, this is rhetoric we've seen from president trump before. he's speaking to a group of people in the country who love to hear these words. if we don't acknowledge the fact, if we continue to be numb to this, we are part of the problem. i lived through what these words could mean to people. heather: let me let brandon respond to that as well. brandon. >> listen, let me respond to this. i don't know what planet you're living on. i'm a black man in america just like you are a and i don't think the president is a racist. if the man was a racist i wouldn't have supported him. half of the country wouldn't have voted for him.

that is a lame duck excuse. >> you sound crazy as well to say that president trump is not racist and the fact that the comments weren't racist. >> you believe that. that doesn't make it true. most people in american understands what real racism. because a person criticizes four adult women who choose to criticize this country, that's not racism. our forefathers would be rolling in their graves listening to people like yourself and others. [ overlapping speakers ] heather: antoine, hold on one moment. let's listen to what president trump had to say in terms of the vote that happened in the house. you said all the republicans agreed this was in fact racist. >> i didn't say that. i said it was bipartisan. heather: it was foreigns voted in favor of the resolution -- four republicans voted in favor of the resolution.

heather: here's a look at what the president had to say. he said it's so great to see how unified the republican party was on today's vote concerning statements i made about four democratic congresswomen. if you want to see statements, look at the horrible things they say about our country, israel and much more. they are now the top most visible members of the house democrats who are now we'ded to this bitterness and hate. the republican vote was 187-4, meaning 4 voted in favor with democrats. woulwow. this was the first time since 1984 the speaker of the house was ruled out of order. quite a day. my question is, does the democratic party want to rally behind these four congresswomen who have made clear how they feel about jews in this country, the anti-semetic comments that they made, not condemning antifa most recently, not condemning al-qaida, is this wise for

democrats to do? >> what democrats want to toys unite behind the fact that we have to reject bigotry, racism and hate in the country. the fact of the matter is, what you and everyone else missed in the vote yesterday, is the democrats voted to put nancy pelosi's comments as she ran from the floor into the record. what that says is that we united democrats condemn racism, hate and bigotry that came from the president's tweets. let's not forget the president has a history of picking at women of color and women period and we saw this in his tweet the other day. heather: antoine, i have to wrap you up. brandon, you get the final word. >> i hope to god they keep running on this fake racism because we'll win in a landslide. there's no way that the president is a racist. the police chief was a black man and he made the same comments. >> brandon, you're a sell-out. >> thank you.

i hope you keep running on that. we're going to win in a landslide. heather: i have to cut you both off. definitely this discussion needs to continue. brandon, antoine, thank you very much. and we'll be right back. here, it all starts with a simple...

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crazy, but here i am. i'm hearing something about a viral picture. i would like to say i was just doing my job, providing security for the visit of the vice president. it was an honor and i take a lot of pride in my job. a lot of people are talking about her on social media. one instagram user says wonderful woman, a proud, successful american, bless her. and yes, she's is aboutful. one says she is a here re-tha ht knows about the fact l wall danger of letting-dab factual dangers of letting in illegal immigrants. there's a meme out there. that's the video that went viral on social media. some people criticized her because she's hispanic and working for i.c.e. that's the meme i was referring to over there. somebody proposing to her. so she's also getting attacks as well. she responded to one person, calling the critic rude.

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spoiler alert if you haven't seen the movie. you had 20 years to do it. if he didn't die, we wouldn't be talking about it 20 years later. a lot of others were saying of course he could have fit on the door, or take turns. heather: we'll still be talking about this 20 more years from now. >> if he said yes, it would have ruined the movie forever. heather: let us know what you think, could he have gotten on the door or not a 19-year-old little brother was killed while saving lives during the sandy hook massacre. now that teen is honoring his memory by running for office. senate candidate jt lewis is here live with his campaign goals, up next. one of the benefits we as a country give our veterans

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police in colorado hitting a roadblock in the search for protesters who removed an american flag and replaced it with a mexican one outside of an i.c.e. facility. aurora police tweeted a series of pictures and then just hours later they posted this. that same set of photos with one blacked out. that picture was taken by denver post photographer, the paper issued a cease and desist order to the police department. today, the world's most notorious drug lord will learn his fate in federal court. joaquin he'l el chapo guzman is expected to be sentenced to life in prison. there ithere was chaos on the fr after speaker nancy pelosi temporarily breaks the rules by bashing the president's tweets, calling him racist.

president trump in the meantime set to rally his base in greenville, north carolina tonight. the president hitting the 2020 campaign trail as democratic front run rer jofrontrunner joes in the polls. we have more on the white house race. good morning, todd, in my home state of north carolina today. >> reporter: good morning, heather. just for you, i'm wearing your carolina baby blue. are you happy with this. heather: absolutely. >> reporter: just for you, heather. the president will be hopping on air force one, headed down here later on this evening, earlier you know this he tweeted he was excited to come down here for what is sure to be a fiery rally, especially in light of the dc fireworks the last few days. sean spicer saying he hopes the president and all republicans stick to the issues. >> democrats want to make it personal, want to tak make it at people. i think our policies are better.

when you talk about the president's record, what he's doing on the economy, what he's doing for veterans, what he's doing for the military, are all things that americans can be proud of and support. >> reporter: as for the democrats, joe biden still leading in the race for the nomination but not by as much as back in april. specifically in some recent new hampshire polling, with elizabeth warren and bernie sanders trimming the gap among others. lara trump saying it's all about a sprint away from the center for biden and his fellow contenders. >> joe biden has realized he has got to move so far to the left to fit in with this new party so people going to the polls in 2020 should remember this. this is what they stand for now. >> reporter: tonight's rally gets underway 7:00 p.m. at east carolina university. heather: east carolina. thank you so much, todd. and thank you for the carolina blue. >> reporter: no problem. heather: today, protests are

planned across new york city marking five years since eric garner's death. demonstrators marching against the decision not to pursue federal charges against the nypd officer involved. >> i can't breathe. i can't breathe. i can't breathe. heather: garner died of a fatal asthma attack in 2014. investigators determined that he was choked in a struggle with police. that incident helped spark the black lives matter movement. the officer involved has been on desk duty since the incident and he's now waiting for the results of a disciplinary hearing that could lead to his firing. planned parenthood boots its president after less than a year on the job. she claims she was fired after the board held a secret meeting. she released a statement, saying in part this, i'm leaving because the new board chairs and i have philosophical differences over the direction and future of

planned parenthood. i believe the best way to protect abortion care is to be clear that it is not a political issue, but a health care one. well, alex mcgil johnson will be stepping in as acting president. tammy bruce says the planned parenthood shakeup is par for the course and the latest example of liberal retaliation against anyone who doesn't complete b buy into the left's agenda. >> she wanted to find common ground with americans who care about health care and not have it be about the politics of abortion. now, that's another crime of course. this is the same circle firing squad that we saw unfold in the house. there is such a reservoir of bitter hatred because that's what they promote politically and it's time i think for the federal government especially to see planned parenthood not as a recipient of the largees and

grants and they're a political organization that we believe them to be. heather: dr. wynn caught the attention of the pro choice community when buzzfeed released the profile, saying she wants to focus on non-abortion health care. a 19-year-old college freshman is running for connecticut state senate. his reason why, very personal. listen. >> december 14th, 2012, a shooter entered my brother's classroom. he yelled for classmates to run while he stayed behind to defend his teacher. to honor jessie, i decided to run for senate in my home state of connecticut. heather: he will challenge the two-term state senator tony wong for the republican nomination and lewis joins us now live. thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks for having me.

heather: your reason for running is because of your brother jessie, tell us more about that. >> on december 14th, the shooter entered his classroom and fired bullets. it's unclear if the gun jammed or ran out of bullets. he yelled for his classmates to run. nine of them did run. he stayed behind to defend his teacher. this is the story we learned from the fbi reports. he's credited with saving nine lives. heatherremark.heather: remarka. what made you want to take his memory and heroic actions and run for public office. >> seeing that kind of courage, it made me realize we all have that courage inside of us. what i can do to change the world is run for state senate. heather: are there specific issues you want to focus on? >> of course. over the last year i've been working on the school safety movement on a national level, culminating in the relows of the federal -- release of the federal school safety report.

i'll work with the left or the right. i don't think politics matter when it comes to school safety. it's one of the most important issues in the country right now. heather: absolutely. i want todd tali wanted to talke that. i was following you on twitter and you talked about having an experience where you met president obama and you met president trump and you're able to bring both of them together in terms of that idea specifically involving school violence. >> sharing jessie's story of herheroism. so telling president obama and president trump jessie's story and they both got emotional. it's a story that brings us all together. as a state senator i'll be able to juice thi use this story andh sides of the table together and get something accomplished. heather: as a republican, because you're running as a republican in a deep blue state, how do you plan to bring people together? >> i'm uniquely positioned right now as the brother of a gun violence victim and also a

republican, so in that position and especially as state senator, i'm going to sit down, bring both sides to the table, have these really good conversations. we all have the same goal. we want to see kids safe in school. we're coming at it from different angles. if we can sit down and have a real conversation with someone who is on both sides of it, we can get something done. heather: wouldn't that be great. >> i talked with people on both sides of the aisle. there's plenty we can do. heather: it would be great if we could do that. hopefully someone is listening to you on capitol hill right now. thank you so much. we appreciate you joining us. >> thank you very much. heather: well, the time now is 20 minutes until the top of the hour. another violent antifa assault leaves border agents afraid for their lives. why isn't the left condemning this group? brandon judd said this is an example of society's double standard and the left's agenda to score political points with their base. he joins us live to weigh in. ♪ where the whiskey runs and the

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heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first." i am antifa, that note left behind as part of a manifesto by willhem spronson before he stormed an i.c.e. detention center armed with explosives and a rifle. it has been mostly ignored by the media. here to discuss why is brandon judd. thank you for joining us. we appreciate it. >> good to be with you, thank you. heather: let's discuss why we aren't hearing this lead every newscast. why are we not hearing more about this? >> the mainstream media and the radical left, they empower these individuals to be violent against our law enforcement officers. we have an unprecedented number of law enforcement officers throughout the nation that are being attacked, ambushed, and it's simply because of all of

this rhetoric that is against law enforcement and the empowerment that these people feel that they can go after them. if we don't get control of this, we're going to have less and less people that will be willing to join the ranks of law enforcement and without law enforcement we don't have the rule of law and we go back to the violence that we'll see in the streets. we can't have that. heather: since you mentioned that, i want to bring this up for people at home so they see. this is just in june and july, the number of protests that have happened outside of i.c.e. facilities from i think it is june 30th or june 27th up to july 12th with the latest one being there in aurora, cholera he dough, where they removed an i.c.e. facility's american flag and replaced it with a mexican flag. >> it's interesting that you constantly have the left that say that they speak out against hate. they only speak out against hate as long as it's targeted at

their particular groups. if it's targeted at their base, they'll speak out against hate. if the hate is targeted against people that are generally for the right, they're all for it. and they won't talk about that. we should condemn hate wherever hate exists. whether it be on the right, whether it be on the last. but you just don't see the mainstream media doing that and, again, that is what is empowering these people to make them think that it's okay for them to storm i.c.e. facilities. it's okay for them to ambush police officers that are in the streets. this has got to stop. heather: not only is it not the mainstream media doing this, and speaking out against antifa and these type of violent attacks, it's also our country's leaders, ilhan omar and alexandria ocasio-cortez. listen to what they said, refusing to condemn antifa, this was just on monday. >> will you condemn antifa? will you condemn antifa for the

attack in washington? >> [ indiscernible ] heather: what do you think about that. >> this is a good example of these congresswomen and, frankly, congressmen that are on the radical left as well, this is a good example of them calling good evil and evil good. antifa is a very bad organization. they are an organization that wants to bring down our government and for ocasio-cortez to have the opportunity to condemn them and not do it, that shows you everything that you need to know about her. when she came out and called our facilities concentration camps and said we were running concentration camps in essence she was comparing border patrol agents to nazis that killed 6 million jews. when that happened, i got hate mail. i got threats against myself. and again, you don't see them coming out and speak ou speakint

against it, even though my only concern is to protect the citizens of the united states, protect those individuals that are crossing the border illegally, ensure that they are treated humanely and with respect and we don't get anything from the people like ocasio-cortez. heather: i know you had given us an example of this anonymous post card threat that you received where you were called a disgusting animal for just doing your job. there it is. there at the border. we were talking earlier about this latina border patrol agent that's gone viral and as a result of her going viral, and she's a democrat, more people have found out about her and they posted death threats to her and her family online. >> again, just for doing her job. now, you have to remember, our job is to enforce the laws that congress passed. congresswoman -- heather: ocasio-cortez. >> ocasio-cortez, she's a member of congress.

she pass these laws. if she passes laws, it's our job to enforce those laws. yet she's acting out against that, which you have to say what is the reasoning. and strictly speaking, it's because you have to believe that she also wants to bring down the government as we know it and she wants to move it to the far left. heather: it will be interesting if they take responsibility, if the violence against the border patrol officers and i.c.e. agents ends extremely violently. i'll just put it that way. let's see who takes responsibility them. brandon, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you, heather. heather: facebook once again getting grilled on capitol hill. >> facebook now wants to control the money supply. >> what could possibly go wrong? >> heather: why the latest plans are landing company leaders in the hot seat as a national security threat. and free beer for life, yo do we

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they're also going to implement it slowly, in hopes to connect businesses facebook engages with. this hearing continues with house lawmakers. we saw shares of facebook closing slightly lower yesterday after the hearing. heather: not that many people will be participating in this. i have a feeling a lot of people will be trying to find a hidden bar in a forest so they can get free beer for life. >> busch beer is setting up a pop-up bar in a national forest. they're not telling us exactly where it is. it's up to you to figure it out. they're leaving clues on their twitter feed. they put a clue up yesterday. there it is. confirming essentially that it is in the usa, so there you go. you can start with that. but this pop-up bar taking place this saturday, july 20th from 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. local time. if you find it, you're going to be greeted with some free beer and some free swag and entered

into a contest to win free beer for life. you have to find the bar first. heather: national forest or national park somewhere in america? >> in the usa. look at their twitter feed every day for clues. heather: thank you so much, tracee. not quite the top of the hour yet. still to come, a 6-year-old coach drake always has his team's back. watch this. >> might get caught and he does. >> oh, no. heather: this time it got him ejected. his reactions are going viral. stay with us. ♪ took me to places i've never been. and lower their payments by $600 every month.

heather: time now for the good, the bad and the ugly. up first, the good. a country singer reminds us that dreams really do come true. >> how would you like to be the next member? [ cheering and applause ] heather: that was lou combs one month ago. now he's an official inductee of the grand ole opry. this landing strip in greece is known as one of europe's craziest airports. you can see why, people standing feet from massive jets as they're landing. it's considered one of the area's best tourist attractions. and the ugly, a 6-year-old viral

sensation, coach drake, loses it after getting ejected from a game. he kicked up dirt on the umpire's shoes, leading him to throw bats and a hat, all before leaving the game. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first." thanks for joining us. "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye-bye. can i ask to be taken down. the words are unparliamentary. jillian: it is wednesday, july 17th. history made for all the wrong reasons. nancy pelosi banned from speaking during a floor fight over president trump's comments about the squad. rob: we're live in washington where emotions are still running high in the house. also, a new roadblock in the search for protesters who replaced an american flag with the mexican flag outside of a colorado i.c.e. facility. jillian: why police were forced