♪ ♪ ♪ the world keeps spinning around ♪ ♪ that's why we love this town. pete: welcome to this edition of saturday, august 10th. i guess it's mid august. jedediah: we have superman on the couch. dean: all the things you can call somebody, that's not the worse thing can you call them. that's a nickname you own. jedediah: you have had so many of my favorite roles. you had a role on 90210. you almost broke brandy and dillon. not cool.

>> that didn't happen. jedediah: great career. good to have you on the couch. > pete: national bowling day. national s'mores day. dean: how many national days can it be. pete: national lazy day. dean: how many national days can it be. if i'm bowling and eating s'mores, what more i do need? pete: jed, are you feeling good? jedediah: i have a kicker inside me but i'm feeling good. pete: you have a carnivore inside you jed when th. pete: we have you here for four hours. dean: four hours? pete: this is not the weekday edition. we have another hour.

we will send you the extra money in the mail. this week was a big week, including on social media. if you remember, when you are watching the channel, on wednesday, mitch mcconnell's campaign account was blocked because there was protests out his house because is he not calling a new special session for gun control legislation. here is part of the video. if you watched the actual video which i did again this morning. there are physical threats against mitch mcconnell. there is curse words all over the place. they are outside his house in the middle of the night and wake him up and somehow convince him or deter him -- convince him what they want him to do. twitter suspended his account, they did it until recently because it's a big win on this one, jedediah. dean: they suspended his account because he posted that. pete: retweeted the video of the threats against him. jedediah: they are saying it violates their policy. if you post a video and there are violent threats made that has to come down. the problem is people are looking at that and saying

it's not universally done. twitter has this way of kind of selectively managing it so that it seems like certain people are being targeted and others are not. team michigan came out with a tweet victory. thank you everyone for helping #flee michigan. #free mitch. big -- the ramsey clark, the national public accept toler committee, a lot of people that buy -- that have a lot of money, the trump campaign, people that buy into twitter and say we are going to take out these ads, give money. if you are going to selectively target conservatives which is how many feel this came about and this happened, we are going to pull our money out. and the question is did that happen or was there a violation of the policy. that's what needs to be explored. pete: twitter put out a statement after a lot of pressure from the trump campaign, republican users and users on twitter this is amazing double standard considering all the violence tweeted elsewhere on the web. twitter folded and after multiple appeal from

affected users and leader mcconnell's team confirming their intent to highlight the threats for public discussion, we have reviewed the case more closely. the video with sensitive label and only where the tweet content does not otherwise violate the twitter rules. dean, what do you think? are you surprised that twitter in this instance finally folded? dean: no, i'm not surprised. i'm surprised it took them from wednesday until now to do it. it's insane. it was very clear what he was doing. if i was getting a threat and reposted i would suspect they wouldn't ban my account. it doesn't make any sense to me. they did the right thing but did it have n. a very slow fashion. pete: you wonder if the public pressure was not there they would have. go on twitter's website users can't share content against individuals or group of people regardless of context. to me, context is everything in life. so if you are not willing to include or understand context, then you are immediatelily banning

things. this is not some bot found and banded: dean: is he a known person? jedediah: to be clear there was violence being threatened against him. so if the question is there policy they need to apply it across the board that way so people can't wake up and say how come mitch mcconnell's campaign tweet gets pulled down but you see violence shown in this account and that account and it's left to stand? you don't want -- twitter has to be really careful. we have some sound from peter thiel, billionaire investor and he talked whether the g.o.p. should be suspicious of tech companies. that's the key here. take a listen. >> you always have the question with r. these things sort of innocent accidents or are they sort of intentional acts of political sabotage? and the republicans, i think, are right to be somewhat suspicious because this stuff keeps happening. and silicon valley is

something of a one-party state. it would be one thing if everything in silicon valley was anti-trump. i don't think thi think the majority are but most people who are republican and conservative are uncomfortable saying that. that's the real problem. it's the sort of political correctness where you can't speak out. pete: silicon valley a bit of a one-party state. dean: a bit. pete: understatement of the day. somebody pointed out on the show as well yesterday hamas has a twitter account and actively tweets. dean: doesn't the foreign minister from iran but nobody from iran can. it's a bit of a double standard. jedediah: there have been accusations against facebook and twitter. you don't want to have that impression out there. conservatives will eventually i'm surprised it hasn't happened already will start to flee these websites and take their money with them. them.dean. pete: once they have the alternative. there are a couple options

out there parlor and a few that are trying to do it. it would take the president of the united states to say i'm off twitter and going somewhere else. dean: that would change things. pete: it may come to that depending on how they treat him. speaking of treatment of the president of the united states about 40 miles -- how far is the hamptons from here? pete: i don't know either. 40 or 50 miles, steve roth wealthy guy in new york city and owns soulcycle and equinox held a fundraiser for president trump. people took to twitter to protest the fact how in the world -- he is also the owner of the miami dolphins host a fundraiser for donald trump. there was outrage about should we boycotting these places? turns out it was a pretty successful fundraiser. jedediah: they raised $12 million. original target was 10 million. they went two million over that target.

check out this tweet from ronna mcdonnell thanks to the mob on the left raised $2 million more than expected. the support for our president is unprecedented and growing. dean, i'm curious to get your take on what do you think of people's reaction now especially on twitter and on social media. when there is someone that you disagree with, you know, hosting a fundraiser. people can come completely unhinged. they cannot handle that there is someone with a differing opinion against someone you disagree with what's going on? dean: it's serious madness. you are supposed to have disagreements and be able to speak about things civilly. i think because we are in the infancy of social media in that sense. i mean, 30 years from now it will seem like this is a small period of time. everyone is sort of overreacting right now. and, you know, the fire brand is obviously the president. if you support him and his administration, then they are going to try and skewer you because they think it's

okay. pete: i don't know the politics of chipotle and i don't want to know. i don't care. they make great food i want to put in my mouth. that's it. if he hosts a fundraiser or elizabeth warren, he or she? i don't care. we have gotten to the point with president trump it's completely unhinged. you may know this gentleman, maybe you do, maybe you don't. he is a hollywood guy. turns out the owner of marvel also is a big supporter of president trump. the guy has given over $600,000 to the president. army hammer is on twitter. he said this. while everyone seems to be on equinox thing boycotting it might be good to mexico that one of trump's largest financial contributors is the chairman of marvel entertainment, isaac perlmutter, just sayen.

dean: i do know andy hammer. is he a great guy. i'm a d.c. guy. i played superman. army green lantern also d.c. is he a d.c. guy. poking fun. d.c. comics. jedediah: you say dc and he goes to washington. i went to dc because i'm a marvel girl because spiderman used to be my boyfriend before i got married. pete: brandon walsh? jedediah: no jimmy mckay. pete: you say he is trolling. dean: i know army, is he a wonderful guy. if you are going to boycott chick-fil-a. how was that workout by the way? how did steven roth's boycott work out?

>> it shouldn't be doing that. that boycott idea is horrible. and i think army is having fun with it. pete: interesting. cailee mcnanny said these tactics not only don't work but have an intended. >> motivating. the group behind this president want us to back down dan but we are doubling down. i talk to people at the rally hog camp out overnight. they don't want us to rally on the left. they don't want us to talk about illegal immigration and donate. but they are putting a fire under every trump supporter in this country. we are more motivated than ever before, so it is not working. pete: more than not working. you wonder how much of this billows on the bigger sense for independent voters and others who say maybe i don't love everything the president says but i look at what the left is doing today and i don't have another option. they are playing into the hands of president trump. jedediah: profound sense of lack of awareness.

almost like they are running his re-election campaign. you are only helping him. the more that you behave this way, the more that you accuse trump supporters of being this or that negative thing, the more you act like this, it's like you are handing money over to him, basically because that's how he won the first time around. pete: they should just throw a fundraiser for him. isn't that what is happening? jedediah: we will turn to headlines for you now. the man accused of a deadly rampage pleads not guilty to 51 criminal charges. police say zachery castenati. the suspect clutches two knives before attacking one of the survivors. he could face the death penalty. u.s. border patrol agents shot at more than 50 times while patrolling on the rio grande. take a look at this. photos released by customs and border protection show bullet holes on a patrol boat. agents say four people were seen on the mexican river

bank using automatic weapons. no agents were hurt. and south florida fighting a crisis. the coast is invaded by unprecedented seaweed levels piling up along the shore. nasa satellites revealing enormous 5,000-mile stretch of the seaweed heading toward the u.s. from the caribbean. researchers blame brazil deforesforestation. dean: that's like a monster coming toward the entire coast. seaweed monster. jedediah: have you eaten seaweed. dean: good stuff. everything should have salt and olive oil on it. pete: that's true. 2020 democrats head to the iowa state fair and, of course, predictably they smear president trump. is that really the best way to win over voters? we will ask former bernie sanders campaign staffer.

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my concern is that voters want to hear what democrats will bring to the table that's positive. what do you have to say about jobs? what do you have to say about heck? and if they are always focused on attacking president trump, isn't that to their detriment? >> i think that's where they find themselves having united front. that's their biggest issue to say what do we need to do to get trump out of office? what has happened is that has become the focus and forced other people to ask questions like vice president joe biden what are you going to do and how are you going to handle issues? the more he keeps deflecting to trump, it does take away from democrats and what they have to offer. i think as we move forward and a lot of these candidates drop off they will be forced at one point in time to compete in what is called a primary. we will have an opportunity to hear more. i think they have done a little bit of both. yes, the focus has been on trump because that's who they believe is their greatest threat. jedediah: what do you make of the stage right now there are so many candidates and reports are that tired. ap headline too many

candidates, tired of the massive 2020 field as i just said. are there too many candidates? does it make it hard for people to focus? i remember last time around when it came to the republicans there were just too many on the stage. and you were kind of hoping for that stage to turn from two stages, two separate debate nights, get it down to one and get it down to the cream of the crop here so we can focus. are democrat voters feeling that way as well? >> not me personally. i'm tired of people being tired. no one says we are going to pick the patriots to be the super bowl champions next year. must game must be won at every level. every candidate vetted. people can't sit through 10 more debates to focus on ghem casey crazy. that's shameful itself. this is one of the reasons why i supported senator sanders in 2016 we didn't have a lot of candidates. a lot of the candidates don't have a chance to win. it's important that cory booker talk about criminal justice and other candidates who may not win but important to be heard. without having a diverse

field we lose that. jedediah: that's a great point. some of those candidates who do not win challenge those candidates that will actually have an opportunity and force them to be better candidates. >> absolutely. jedediah: do you have a favorite right now when you look? >> it's not a favorite but elizabeth warren has been consistent. i have said many times on this show she will continue to rise in the polls. she has. she has made her way up without any big jumps like kamala harris, she hasn't had any big dips like senator sanders. she is somebody to watch for sure. jedediah: tezlyn, we will have you back. obviously a long process we will go through. >> yes, it is. jedediah: love having your input every step of the way. we will see you soon. >> thank you. jedediah: thank you so much. from the democratic field to the football field. in new field colin kaepernick says he is still ready to play after being quote denied work after 889 days. jack brewer says kaepernick isn't in a position to make any demands. he joins us live coming up next.

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jedediah: some quick headlines for you now. north korea firing two short range missiles in second weapons test this week alone. the launch is coming just hours after president trump said he received a beautiful letter from kim jong un. north korea says the tests are in response to u.s. joint military drills with south korea. the rogue nation insisting the training is part of an invasion plan. and invasion in amsterdam by a tornado. the swowrt spout tore

through the city before quickly breaking up. there were no reported injuries thankfully. down to you pete and dean. pete: new york city police officers having water thrown on them has gone viral and sparked national outrage over the past few weeks. dean: g.o.p. lawmakers introduced a bill that would make throwing any substance on an officer a felony punishable by up to four years in jail. some democrats in the state call the bill an overreaction. pete: after playing in the nfl three time captain next guest helps bridge the divide between police and communities, joining us now jack brewer ceo of the brewer group former nfl star and national association of police athletic league. thank you for being here. dean: safety. pete: you guys have been having a conversation for the last five minutes which i wish we could have broadcast. dean: great guy. pete: great dude. police doused with water, some legislators want to take action. some don't. >> it's sickening. as an american, all of us

should be disgusted by seeing the lack of respect. this is the same respect that is resulting in our kids not having respect for their elders, not having respect for their teachers. we are putting it in them. we are allowing the culture telling kids that everybody wins if you do something bad in school. you don't get in trouble for it. you can say whatever you want. you can pick your general der and do whatever you want now. this whole thing is what is happening. it's a revolving door of our culture. if you don't respect law enforcement officer, every one of those idiots that are throwing water on those police officers, the second something happens to them, they are going to call the cops to come help them. that's just ridiculous, man. we have got to fix this culture in this country. dean: perfectly well said. i couldn't agree with you anymore. i'm wearing a little blue here. i'm a reserve police officer. having that lack of respect allows them to go ahead and throw water on them or whatever it might be in the future. that's why the people are not going to listen or do what they're told when they have contact with a police officer and it's a problem. something else you just

mentioned before we were talking before, baltimore itself shut down all the boys and girls clubs. >> all of them. did you go there i just got back from baltimore. i just got back from maryland. helping these kids in the city and you ask the community why they are hurting right now. that's because they have shut down all the police athletic leagues. the polickids don't have anywheo go after school. 77% of black kids in this country born without a father in the home. you have all these deep, deep issues that are affecting these kids. we have got to help them. i'm talking about democrats and republicans. we have got to start getting into these communities. we have got to focus on our poor black kids. black people are the poorest, sickest and most uneducated people in our country. we need to start giving them the attention that they deserve. we can't keep making this racism and political divide. it's about the poorest and sickest. that happens to be black. it is not just the immigrants on the border that are coming into the country illegally. let's focus on where the civil rights issue started

and that was with black americans. we brought all these other issues in but we have left out the people that need it the most. pete: you are talking about america first. >> america first. pete: get back to the cop dousing with water issue, the speaker of the house said this in the "new york post." has a house in new york. police officers should be respected but i don't know if always proposing new penalties and laws is the answer. we should continue and try to establish more of a community and police response. i think that's more beneficial instead of always saying we are going to lock people up. so, can you do both, have consequences for an action like that but also engage? >> of course you can. listen, we had a criminal justice issue started by the democrats, the party of slavery, the party of jim crow, the party of mass incarceration of blacks, this guy is a democrat, and now he is saying this to allow these kids to do what they want and not instill any discipline in them. that's just not right. if someone pours anything on a police officer they should

go to jail. i'm not here saying all police officers are right. there are a lot of police officers that need to get their situations fixed and need to be reprimanded. but, in a situation where a cop is walking down a street and you are dousing them with water, man, not where i'm from. i'm from texas and we just don't get down like that. [laughter] dean: i respect that. quick question for you as a ball player, you know, we are both ball players. colin kaepernick says is he ready to get back in the game. he said something on twitter 5:00 a.m., five days a week. 889 days without work. i have my opinions on it. i would love to hear your thoughts on where collin sits now three years out. >> pro bro, i want anybody who wants to be able to play a sport to lead. there is more than one league. go play in canada or some place else. the bottom line comes down to if you are a backup in the national football league, you can't bring off the field issues and have a bunch of clouds over you. they are not going to play you. they are not going to let you play. i was a guy that walked on. i was a free agent.

i know how it is and how valuable it is to be on the team. you can't cause any controversy when you are not the starter. colin kaepernick when he started to kneel was not a starter. his accuracy was giving him trouble. you can't make these type of distances and cause an organization to have to deal with so many off the field drama issues if you are a backup. that's just how that works. just like if you are not an executive here at fox, you are not going to have the stay in making the rules. you know? dean: there it is. i could talk to him all morning long. pete: two or three other topics we would love to address but it's tv and we have to move on. i thought who i knew who my minnesota viking was before this segment but now it's jack brewer. >> you can't say i'm because i don't blush like that. i appreciate you. pete: judd, charles payne.

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dean: who doesn't? pete: amazing. i love it. you can't beat this, it's national s'mores day and what a better way to celebrate than with a special guest who made the snack famous in this iconic movie from the 90's. watch. >> hey, you want a s'more? >> some more what? >> no. i mean, do you want a s'more? >> i haven't had anything yet so how can i have some more of nothing? >> you are killing me, smalls. [laughter] dean: ham is all grown up from the sandlot and he is here to tell us how to make the perfect s'mores. you are killing me. >> one of the great lines ever. great film. >> thank you. dean: tell us about s'mores. >> it's national s'mores day and i have been doing this partnership with world wyndham and they asked me to be their graham basador.

been eating s'mores for two weeks. maybe not so much here but whatever. jedediah: what's the key to the perfect s'more. >> i think the perfect s'more, the most important part is you don't want to overcook the mallow because if you undercook it won't melt the chocolate. jedediah: can you tell us how it's done? >> we don't -- it takes a little bit of time. dean: i usually burn them. >> dan, come on. jedediah: got to rotate it. >> rotating. some people like it burnt. >> it's true. it's a personal preference. who am i to judge? that's looking pretty good over there. we roast it and what do you do? pete: i have a technique i want to know yours first. >> you take the graham and chocolate on the graham.

pete: maybe it's not my technique i learned it from you and stolen it ever since. >> when the mallow is flaming stick it on the chocolate and cover it with the other end. and then you scarf. are we going to commit? are we committing in. dean: you ever watch pete on this show? jedediah: oh, wow. his is all better than mine, all evenly cooked. >> actually pretty decent. pete: i didn't realize the sensation caught on so much after the movie. it's always been a thing, right? >> yeah. i sure, i think you are right. it got a little more exciting and now there is ice cream flavor s'mores and the whole thing. jedediah: you said you have a better way of making these s'mores, what's that? pete: better way of making a s'more? >> no, no, no, no.

pete: didn't say what a s'more was? >> >> my kid was at basketball camp this week one of the kids when you check the ball, check, check. my kid goes check the ball. he had not played basketball that much check the ball. what's wrong with the ball? he was checking the ball. so sometimes you are just not on the same page. in that case he didn't know about the s'more so you helped him out. >> did you help your son out. >> helped him out. anyway, thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. happy national s'mores day. you are not killing me smalls. dean: always killing me. jedediah: rick reichmuth, how do you feel about s'mores? rick: amazing. do you think you could put like a layer of peanut butterren your graham cracker? pete: can you put peanut butter on graham cracker. >> not classic way. s'mores are for everyone. however you like it. new american past time. pete: whatever you want,

rick. rick: i think i see caitlin bringing me a s'more right now. [bacon! rick: except it's raw marshmallows that haven't been cooked, sorry, caitlin. can't do it. temperatures across parts of the south. it's been baking this week. very aware of this. 83 in dallas. hot, humid anywhere you see that yellow and orange. because of that we have heat advisories in effect again today. i will tell you no change in sight. we are not going to see this heat break probably until the latter part of this coming week, maybe. if you are there and you are in the heat, you just need to do everything you can to stay cool. stay inside and check in on those around you. you get the idea today it is going to be hot and tomorrow hot. continues to be humid. along with that we see pop-up thunderstorms. we will see those scattered again. not anything that is going to be a washout. the heat is going to ruin pretty much anybody's day. here is how much prescription we will see throughout the weekend. not bad pretty much anywhere. all right, guys. back to you.

got get my s'mores cooked. pete: this marshmallow right here is for rick reichmuth. >> how often do you have an open flame. i'm okay with that. jedediah: we will turn to headlines now. a colorado father of five killed in a crash reportedly by illegal immigrant who was supposed to be deported. police say sean buchanan was killed instantly when the other driver lost control of their truck and ran into buchanan's motorcycle. the man was reportedly ordered back to el salvador 8 months ago and driving on revoked license for drunk driving. he is now in ice custody. the fbi arrest a las vegas man accused of planning to build a bomb to attack jews and people lbgtq bar. federal prosecutors say agents were tipped off to the 23-year-old who suspected of plotting attack with white supremacists online. agents found bomb-making materials and ar-style rifle and drawings of his planned attack in his bedroom.

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welcome. >> good morning. jedediah: what do you make of this latest update in the dulos case. >> i think it's a fishing expedition. it's harmful to society for people to weigh in mental health records searching and put it out in the world to say there may have been something on the victim's side in this situation. that to me is very disturbing that they are basically trying to go after a way to prepare a defense in this case. pete: lisa, what more do we know about the disappearance aspect of this. >> yeah, i mean, if the reports are true, what we are hear in the news is that there is basically some blood scenes, there is video surveillance. there is clearly enough that they have gotten the ability to indict the folks both mr. dulos and michelle to be at risk of going to court for the murder charges. we don't know whether or not that's going to happen or not. but certainly in this case what i would look at is the 2017 pleadings that jennifer

dulos made when she filed for divorce saying that she was in fear for her life and in the 2018 rule by the judge who was dealing with the custody hearing saying that the children were in immediate physical harm or potential danger. so, i definitely think that there is a lot of evidence that's mounting to say that this woman knew that there was something that was going to be coming and was trying to tell people ahead of time that she felt like she was in danger. jedediah: lisa, i want to get to this second case we are looking at today where an equestrian was allegedly shot by exolympian. we are fearing that equestions strand actually feared for her life in advance? >> it sounds like a crazy kind of story it. sounds like what you have are two equestrian people who are at the top of their field, one who had already retired and was training the other this younger

equestrian shot living on this property, a compound let's say and had her horses at that compound and that there had been escalating verbal conflicts that had required police response the week prior. pete: so you have got two olympian equestrians living, training working together. personal conflict. she said she feared for her life and here we are? >> yeah. this is yet another example of what we as a society and as our viewers are trying to figure out is when is it -- when should we know that we should be in fear? and i think in this case she has clearly posted on facebook look, i'm in fear. it's very complicated. i've got to be careful. so i think that there is probably a lot more that's going to unfold. you've got hundreds of thousands of dollars in horses living on this estate. it wasn't as if she could just pick up her bags and leave. so i think there is a lot more that we are going to hear in the future of what went on between the two. pete: that's a great point.

lisa strohman, thank you very much for your time. >> thank you so much. jedediah: you may know our next guest legendary game show host from the 90's. pete: did you know that wink martindale has a special connection to elvis? he will share their friendship coming up next. ♪ viva las vegas. l look. own your look with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one fda approved to temporarily make frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. side effects may include allergic reactions,

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the night elvis presley's music was first tested on air in 1954. dean: wink martindale is a legendary personality and game show host. fulfilling lifelong dream of being on "fox & friends." >> i'm glad you got the memo of the blue suits. dean: blue suits. we went to college together just decades apart. >> i can knock this off my bucket list now because i have dreamed about being on this show and here i am. pete: we are very glad to have you. jedediah: excited to have you. pete: your reputation precedes you so we are honored to have you. 42 years sings the passing of elvis. >> yeah. pete: reflect on influence and how you knew him. everything. >> i was morning man in memphis and at night we had a crazy disk jockey who will a show called red, hot and blue. at that time he was playing black music for white teenagers. they were just getting into that kind of music at the time. so i happened to be there that night showing some guys around from my hometown.

and i heard the commotion coming out of the control room dewey phillips, i went in there and sam phillips, founder of sun records walked in with a recording he had just made that afternoon. but crown electric truck driver named elvis presley. he wanted to test it on dewey's show. dewey had 65% of the audience from 9 to midnight. if he played a record it could become a hit overnight. played it once, he played it twice. switch board lit up. he played it seven times in a row. i was the one designated to call mr. and mrs. presley to find out where elvis was because dewey wanted him to come down to the station. i called and mrs. presley, they were listening very excited she said well, he was so nervous about being on the show and having his record played that he went to see a double feature western. so they got in their truck, went over and walked up and down the dark aisle. here is elvis all by himself. they whispered about the excitement created by the record came down to the station. i met him that night and he

remained my friend until the day he died. jedediah: what was elvis like in person. >> he was a terrific individual. it's just too bad that everybody in the world couldn't get to know him like a lot of his close friends, myself included got to know him. he was a terrific individual. and he was a guy who gave so many millions of dollars to charitable organizations. a lot of people didn't realize that. pete: you are the only person alive that was there the day he was found dead as well. >> yeah. there were six of us in the studio that night that he was discovered, and i'm the only one living who was there that night. pete: that impact? >> yeah. pete: how do you respond to something like that? >> oh, gosh. you know, the thing about it is we knew that night that something magical was happening but little did we know that we were witnessing the changing of music for all time. music would never remain like it was in the morning i was playing what i called vanilla music eddie fisher,

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♪ thunder, thunder, thunder ♪ thunder, feel the thunder. jedediah: oh, yeah, we are celebrating national bowling day and check out those lanes on the fox square. dean: that was a strike. jedediah: when they said bowling i thought we would have mini lanes. pete: one of the perks "fox & friends" we don't go bowling alley it comes to us. dean: that's real. pete: we are going to compete. jedediah: do you guys bowel?

guy bowl? are you a good bowler? >> i'm not cracking 200. dean: if i have two beers i will crack 100. jedediah: have either of you thrown the ball and actually landed in someone else's lane? i have. that's an accomplishment unto itself. pete: that is. this morning we will be bowling against superman in his honor. check this out. pete: you know it. i have this underneath my shirt all morning long hoping that i will feel some super powers. dean: you should have worn something green like kryptonite like. that's not going to help me. that's going tone courage me. dean: is it? pete: you are right. dean: without sunshine in trouble. pete: real guy swept away the fakeer. dean: i feel like i have to go save someone.

jedediah: you fly out of here i'm worried. jedediah: do you believe that? i'that's so cool. pete: storage closet at "fox & friends." if we have one, it will be on you. dean: can't happen unless i get paid. unless i really get paid to put that suit on. pete: get the executives online wake them up we need extra budget. we love having you here though. dean: thank you. it's wonderful to be here. i'm almost as excited as wink martindale to be here. how cool was that. pete: unfortunately there is news we have to get to this morning. otherwise we would talk about this for the next 10 minutes but we can't. so, remember the tweet put out by joaquin castro the chairman of julian castro's campaign. he is a congressman joaquin castro. he put out the list of names of donors in san antonio who donated to president trump.

they have been targeted both individually and their businesses. g.o.p. lawmakers in the house are calling -- there are seven of them are calling on the house ethics committee to investigate congressman joaquin castro's decision to tweet out a list of trump donors and this as his brother, of course, is coming out to defend him because he is running for president. a lot of people feel like it's about time that someone stand up to. is that ethical inside the ethics of the house of representatives for one of your colleagues to be outing donors? here is a portion of the statement those republican lawmakers are putting out this is from representative andy bigs. it's clearly an attempt this tweet to intimidate or publicly shame to cause people to disassociate themselves from president trump and infringe on their free speech and free association rights. i believe that is inconsistent with his oath of office and reflects poorly on the house. jed, i don't know if this goes anywhere. they usually don't at least it's a statement. jed at least it's being talked about this idea of intimidating. we are in a society where people feel inclined to

intimidate those who seek to like we talked about before like soulcycle you are backing somebody that i disagree with? let's publicly shame you and get an organized board. punish you for having your own beliefs or own political ideology. that seems to be the climate that we are in right now. interestingly enough, julian castro defended his brother, took a swipe at people propping up this president. take a listen to what he had to say. >> what he did is not doxxing. anybody who understands what doxxing is knows that that's what's he did not do that i believe that people need to know what businesses in that city that are profiting off of the backs of hispanic customers are turning around and putting that money into the pockets of a politician in donald trump that is actively making the lives of hispanics in this country worse. i think the intent was, as he said, that he was lamenting the fact that you have so many folks these big businesses in san antonio who have made their livelihood of the hispanic community in san antonio

that are propping up a president who is clearly racist. dean: there it is again. even what he is saying right there. everything he is saying is divisive, divisive, divisive. divide, divide, divide. and, yeah, is he going to defend his twin brother putting this stuff out there. play a semantics game. it's not doxxing because that stuff is out there for the public. like the congressman said in his statement it's a clear intimidation tactic. no question. pete: may not be technical doxxing but it's targeting. pete: 100 percent. pete: inside that tweet made it look like all these folks are racist. dean: that's it. they keep trying to pull that together that's a miserable mistake people aren't. as we had jack brewer on earlier. stop with that stop with that. it's not about that. i think that's right. that's a technique something they are going for and i think it's going to fail miserably. jedediah: horrible climate when you are inviting this kind of harassment because you are exposing.

inviting a whole culture on social media to go after them. potentially go to their homes to harass them. i mean, it's just not a climate that we want to be existing in. i don't care if it comes from the left or right it's wrong. pete: this is a first moment i would advocate for climate change. dean: change the climate. political climate. pete: on another story 6 minutes after the top of the hour. president trump signaling support from republicans and the nra on gun reform. jedediah: president saying he is optimistic he and congress can get something done in the wake of the el paso and dayton tragedy. dean: gillian turner is live in washington with more on the effort. good morning. >> gillian: good morning to you guys. before leaving washington for his summer break in bedminster yesterday, president trump said the time for tighter background checks on american gun buyers is now. it's not the first time he has said this but in the past he has backed down. after heavy pressure from the nra. the president though insist in the wake of last weekend's double mass shootings this time's different.

>> i think in the end wayne and the family and medical leavnra will either bethere or t more neutral that would be okay too. >> gillian: he says any new controls would be kept limited. >> they think you approve one thing and that leads to a lot of bad things. i don't agree with that i think we can do meaningful, very meaningful background checks. i want to see it happen. >> gillian: another big development, trump says he has the senate majority leader, quote: totally on board with background checks. something mcconnell has opposed in the past. >> we have tremendous support for really common sense, sensible, important background checks. i think we can get something really good done. >> gillian: but both the president and mcconnell have denied democrats' request to call congress back early from august recess to have a vote,

choosing, instead, to wait until september. now, in addition to tighter background checks, president trump says he is also considering supporting those so-called red flag laws but he remains opposed to an assault weapons ban. yesterday senior staff over at the white house hosted a meeting with tech companies to talk about all this, to talk about ways, in particular, to keep extremists and threats of violence offline and off social media, something you guys were just talking about. the white house says this effort goes hand in hand with measures to stave off gun violence. back to you guys. pete: thank you, gillian. appreciate it. these critics will criticize him for mentioning the nra in consultation with him. very smart to do. so they are the ones that study infringement on the second amendment most closely. understand what they have problems with. infuse those criticisms and maybe can you get somewhere is something that makes sense but not a knee jerk. jedediah: big debate. red flag laws. dean: getting into dicey territory. full disclosure i'm on the board of directors of the nra i certainly hear a lot

about this. won't talk about it much here that would mets with my -- pete: i didn't think i could like you more. dean: there we go. i think the red flag laws can be very scary. people on a no fly list. who puts you on the list? who made that decision. where is due process. a lot of decisions. there are tragedies and nobody wants to see that. jedediah: it's going to be a big issue as we head into 20206789 democrats will have a lot to say whatever is decided when it comes to gun laws. as we talk about 2020. let's talk about iowa because have you democrats now descending on iowa. have you that big iowa state fair with all that food pete loves. pete: i love it, of course. minnesota guy but iowa is great. jedediah: some voters saying they are already tired. check out this headline from the a.p. some iowans tired of massive 2020 field. for some the field is too big. because when they look they have to watch two debates. stage is packed with people and want to see it narrowed down. dean: two football teams like 22 people. pete: that's true.

jedediah: check out iowa voters. iowa democratic party chair each campaign is tripping over each other in our small counties and small town. matt martin there is a little bit of a burnout from getting texts people involved in the campaign. i'm just ignoring them. and jake poorman there is starting to be a bit of fatigue. we have seen that on the right as well. at one point the republican stage was so packed and i wanted to get it down to that core that i knew had a chance to get elected. what they are feeling is something i can relate to. pete: definitely. this is still the uberous point of the campaign 15 or candidates still know they have no chance of being president of the united states. going to iowa and new hampshire. dean: saying outlandishlandish things to get on "fox & friends." pete: sometimes it works. small town campaign staffers come meet third tier candidate for the fourth time listen, he or she isn't going to win. when do we narrow this down?

i'm glad folks in iowa get a big say in this. jedediah: the question is do those candidates who aren't going to have a chance at winning do they make those candidates who do have a shot at winning better candidates? do they challenge them and keep them on their toes? i spoke with tezlyn figaro last hour and she had a lot to say about the size of the field and the impact. take a listen. >> personally i'm tired of people being tired. no one just says hey we are going to pick the patriots to be the super bowl champions next year every game must be won at every level. every candidate vetted and every issue should be heard. if people can't sit through 10 more debates to focus on democracy. that's shameful in itself. this is important. this is one of the reasons i supported senator sanders last time in 2016 because we didn't have enough candidates. a lot of these candidates don't have a chance to win. important to have other candidates up there who may not win but those policies are important to be heard. without having a diverse field we lose that. pete: you know, it's an interesting point. especially if you want a view that's not acceptable inside the mainstream and certainly you have seen that

in this field with lots of socialists. jedediah: i would like to see the top five duking it out though. get it down. dean: they talk about duking it out so maybe they will. jedediah: figuratively duking it out. pete: the polls are starting to reflect that five. the field is separating. jedediah: that's true. turn to headlines now in the 7:00 a.m. hour. urgent manhunt for escaped inmate suspected of murdering a prison official. they believe he killed a supervisor before escaping on a tractor. getting 2 hour head start before anyone knew he was gone. authorities say they have no credible sightings and that he could be anywhere. watson was serving 15 years for kidnapping. and quite the scare for the new york yankees general manager after being mistaken for armed car thief. officers swarmed brian cashman's jeep with guns drawn in connecticut. he told the post police were looking for a similar vehicle involved in a

separate incident. making matters most his vehicle was reported stolen last week but police forgot to take it off the stolen car list after it was found so it came up as stolen. dean: there is those lists. jedediah: trouble. comedian and talk who he shows bill maher doubling down on recession to get president trump out of office. >> i'm not wishing for a recession, but if the farmers want to keep -- >> -- you should wish for recession because that will definitely get him unelected. >> bill, you don't really want a recession. >> i really do. we have survived many recessions. we can't survive another donald trump term. >> you will knock middle income people out of work. >> i do. jedediah: maher says americans losing their home in a recession would be, quote, worth it. those are your headlines. see how that does across the country slightly out of touch and disturbing. pete: slightly. "the baltimore sun" slamming president trump supporters who volunteered to clean up

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bill putty joins us now. bill, welcome. >> thank you. jedediah: offered $100,000 for the clean up if they retract the story. why do you want them to retract the story so badly? >> it's a bipartisan issue. this isn't a political issue. this is a humanitarian issue. i have had a lot of experience cleaning up inner cities and i just don't think it's a productive piece. you have people coming, in wanting to clean up trash and somebody finds a way to get upset about it? what has this world come to? we really have to work together and bring people together if we are going it turn around inner cities. dean: couldn't agree with you more. bill, i just started following you on twitter you do so much fun stuff on there and so much fun, wonderful stuff. where did that idea come from. >> i was sitting there one day why don't we use social media for good. you write things thought applications. we have social media now. why don't we use it for good instead of all this hate and vitriol. tweeted at the president and gave a car to an elderly

man, a veteran. we are using social media for good. we are raising money just very quickly to take care of americans. jedediah: bill, i'm curious, have you gotten any response from the baltimore sun as to whether they will accept the help that you have offered them? >> i haven't. i hope that they do. i mean, baltimore has 17,000 structures. i have looked at going to baltimore. i have met with their housing team. i think we could turn around the city, honestly, within 10 years if we had the support from the mayor as well as from the federal government. this is a problem that can be fixed in baltimore. i know how to do it. i have done it in pontiac, michigan, i am doing it in st. louis, missouri. this is a problem that can be solved. jedediah: what is their beef, actually though with the organizer. i have read the op-ed. i guess it's because this person scott pressler is his name videos of residents thanking president trump. it got too political? is that what happened? >> that could be it. people are skeptical of

outsiders and they should be. the cities who have the most success turning them down are people who are welcoming and invite people. i will tell you i have almost every mayor who would love for us to come to the city and for "the baltimore sun" to go out and say we don't want people to help us clean up trash, it's terrible and it's an injustice to the residents of baltimore. dean: is that just a political shot back at the president? is that what that is they don't care so much about their own residents is take a shot at president trump? >> i don't know if it is. what i will tell you is it is not productive. if we are going to solve issues like knocking down abandoned buildings and cleaning up trash and cleaning up debris -- in detroit we cleaned up 300 car tires, 12 boats. these places are illegal dumping ground. i consider it child abuse to have your kid to be surrounded by some of these homes. it's toxic stress and not good for people. jedediah: i know you are giving away a bit coin today on twitter. we look forward to seeing

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face $100 in fines. 150 bucks is the price tag for a six pack of dior's version of reusable straws. the fashion giant selling the stylish glass straws which are hand painted with gold. they say they are more environmentally friendly than plastic straws. pete: be honest, dean, do you own. dean: not a glass one but a bamboo straw. pete: patrolling the rio grande shot at by gunmen from the mexican side early friday morning, agents on the city station marine unit reported at least 50 rounds were fired at them by four gunmen. there are shots in the side of their boat right there. luckily no one was injured and the incident is currently under investigation. here with more is president of the national border patrol council brandon judd thanks for being here this morning. something like this four gunman, automatic weapons fired at them. 50 rounds. not another day on the job but you know that our guys

on the border face stuff like this all the time. >> thank goodness we have such dedicated men and women that are willing to put their lives on the line to protect the borders and to protect the citizens of this country. they go out and do a very tough job. when i put on a uniform, when our agents put on a uniform, we understand the inherent dangers that there are with securing the border. this is one of them. this isn't the first time that this has happened. we have had boats shot at before. in fact, i have a very good friend of mine that was on one of the boats when it was shot at. you know, i'm just so thankful that none of our agents were hurt in this particular altercation. this is something that happens. pete: the border isn't just occupied by migrants seeking to cross the border legally or illegally. drug cartels control that ground and use it for their own benefit. >> yeah. the cartels control every single facet of illegal activity on our border. nobody crosses the border unless they have permission

from these organized crimes. and what we are seeing right now is seeing that president trump has put a huge dent in the profits of these cartels. so they're getting a lot more dangerous. they are getting a lot more desperate in order to make this profit that they were able to make just a couple months ago. that's why we see this escalation of violence. and we are going to see the escalation of violence. our agents are prepared and willing to go out and face that violence. pete: let's move now to internal enforcement. there were seven food processing plants in mississippi where about 700 people -- almost 700 people were detained by ice for violations in being here illegally. now, the media has created their own characterization of what happened there. take a listen. >> the president's absence of empathy or full, vivid display in his public torture of children. >> the child attending first day of school only to find that when it's time to go home and share the story of

their emotional day, they can't. their mother or father is gone. >> this is another day in this sort of reality show administration with people's lives in the balance. pete: emotional arguments, what really happened and why? >> first off, i'm so sick and tired of the mainstream media. if we actually had an honest conversation, the vast majority of americans would agree with these types of raids. there were so many different crimes that were committed with the hiring of these people, with these people that were here illegally first off but now they are working, that's illegal. they obtained fraud docs to work. that's illegal. there are so many facets to that story. the mainstream media doesn't cover that the american public would agree with this. are we just supposed to ignore the fact that laws are being broken and just say well, it's okay? if we do that, we fail to be the country that we have always been. we are such a great country because we believe in the

rule of law. and we have to continue to believe in the rule of law. i would also like to point out. pete: go ahead. >> where were these politicians when obama was doing these raids? you didn't hear anything from them. they are only saying this now to try to disparage president trump. pete: because these are not partisan raids. this is the rule of law. if you actually read -- as you talked, about the details of the story, there is rampant fraud being committed not just by people who are here illegally with false documentation or representation, but the businesses themselves. so what's the alternative? let's get to the alternative? one of the alternatives running for president is joe biden on the democrat side. he was talking about immigration, legality, citizenship, in des moines, iowa yesterday. here is part of what he said, what he vowed to do on immigration if he was elected. listen. >> we could afford to take in a heart beat another 2 million people. the idea that a country of 300 and 30 million people cannot absorb people who are

in desperate need and who are justifiably fleeing oppression is absolutely bizarre. absolutely bizarre. i would also move to increase the total number of immigrants coming into the united states. pete: he is talking about more. as democrats always do, there is never a distinction between illegal and legal immigration. >> and i'm glad that you pointed that out. that's what he is failing to -- that's what he is failing onto say. he is talking about this in the midst of a crisis. he is talking about asylum. when we look at asylum, we know that people are breaking our laws to game the system because of all of the loopholes that exist in our current asylum laws. so, when he fails to separate from those two distinctions, you know, it waters down the entire conversation of what is legal and what is illegal immigration. he has to be very clear on that pointed and he has to make that distinction. and if he doesn't make that

distinction, the voters will notice they never do and appeal to emotion god bless whether a those men in that boat were facing with cartels and god bless what ice agents do in difficult places to enforce our rule of law. brandon judd, we appreciate your time. >> thank you. pete: a woman going public about her family writing it might be time to cut my right wing trump loving in-laws out of my kids' lives. for shocking claims about her family dynamic coming up next ♪ i'm singing all night long ♪ it's a family tradition ♪ hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could

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kno♪ always a good time. pete: don't sleep on rick he is a good bowler. dean: national bowling day. jedediah: we are going to get to try, too. pete: how manhow can you have a bowling alley on sixth avenue and not go bowling. pete: you didn't spent a lot of time in your youth in bowling alleys? jedediah: we used to go to a movie theater connected to a bowling alley. did i bowl occasionally but

badly. dean: i have seen this sandbagging trick before. pete: get you bumper rails. jedediah: see, that i could do. check which out. this out. new huffington post op-ed wants to cut her kids off from loving grandparents. might be time cut my right wing trump loving in-laws out of my kids' lives. we have a quote from the column; is that right? i can't just go on pretending that we are a normal family. it's not like i can just leave them with the kids for the night and hope think don't say something awful about a marginalized group of people while i'm out enjoying a martiny with my husband. that has been stolen from both of us. people need to chill out. people have lost their minds. dean: i have a headache from the stupidity. pete: whoever this author is they want to keep this utopia cacoon for kids.

and sometimes you need a little grandparents in your lives. dean: you need some other points of view, especially ones that have been on this earth a little longer with experience. jedediah: i grew up in a house where everyone had different opinions we had democrats and republicans. those dinner table conversations were great. you also got used to having to deal with people of a differing opinion so you didn't go crazy like people do on twitter right now you learn to listen and have an actual conversation. imagine that. pete: i love how this writer impugns the grandparents like they are going to say something xenophobic. i love it when kids come over to my house sometimes. i love to talk politics with them a little bit. you start with basic stuff like taxation and freedom and no one is talking about anything other -- so. jedediah: what do you think friends@foxnews.com. do you like having a dinner table. i like my utopia where everyone thinks the same.

pete: deliver your kids to your maga loving grandparents who know the issues. jedediah: let us know what you think. let us turn to your headlines now. a man storms into a walmart two loaded guns while wearing a bullet proof vestst claims he was testing his second amendment right. he is now facing a felony terrorist threat charge after recording himself entering the springfield missouri store reportedly telling family it was a social experiment. police say an off duty firefighter stopped him in the parking lot as witnesses looked on. >> i walked out to my car and right across the aisle from it was the police had blocked off a car and i'm like i can't get away from this guy. >> he is lucky he is alive to be honest. jedediah: no shots were fired. shocking video showing two men setting off an explosion inside a gas station. one of the two suspects tossing an explosive device newt philadelphia store before sparks start flying. a worker pushing a flaming

in a desperate attempt to save the store from burning down. the store says he has ongoing feud with the suspect accusing him of stealing food and selling drugs at his business. they are still on the run airmen soaring into people's hearts after spotted helping an elderly woman. >> a soldier is helping a lady. >> oh my goodness. what a good man. >> airman said he didn't know anyone was recording as he helped the woman with her groceries in the 100-degree oklahoma heat. he now plans to get his fellow airmen to help fix the ramp outside her home. that's really nice. those are your headlines. we are tossing out to you rick reichmuth. what do you got? rick: it has been so hot and humid it's going to continue all weekend long unfortunately. temps as you are waking up already warm and it's going to get just warmer. here you go. here are your temps as you

are waking up. already into the 80's. in fact, it's not been getting below the 90's when you go into the feels like temperatures during the overnight hours. and this system or kind of pattern we are in doesn't really break. it looks like maybe towards the latter part of this weekend. we will continue to see the heat advisories all across the south. i just said the latter party of this weekend. i meant the latter part of this week so it's hot, guys. pete: this is rick right here and this is very young rick. [laughter] rick: that's head shot when i started here 13 years ago. >> i love it. rick: you never age. pete: neither does dean cain. second saturday of august. national bowling day. dean: yes it is. we are lucky this morning because go bowling has brought the lanes to us here on fox square. it's insane. pete: president of the bowling proprietors organization. >> thank you. bowling priorities association of america would like to thank for you

hosting us today. for national bowling day. always the second saturday of every august. and you can go online to go bowling.com get a free game of bowling downloaded good today through the 31st of august. rick: perfect weekend to do it. too hot outside. go inside with the airconditioning. and family. >> great for all ages. and great way to get out with friends. >> if i remember from previous segments. isn't the most widely played game in america. >> that was the question i was going for. 67 million people go bowling every year. number one participatory sport in america today. pete: i make up that 67 million. jedediah: bowling pin with pete's face on it. [laughter] rick: that's my incentive. >> you have your picture on there, dean, maybe a younger picture, too. dean: hey, hey, hey.

>> can i keep this? i'm not giving it to anybody. jedediah: looks really good. rick: i'm taking this home with me. what's the basics to get it right? rick: oh, i was robbed. jedediah: can i try? >> pick a spot in the middle and try to hit the headpin. only way to destroy this is by hitting the headpin first. >> she was bowling. jedediah: not so good. at least i didn't gutter ball it. >> pete and dean you are going to compete later. depending on what the rules are for that competition. jedediah: give it a shot, pete. we have to know how good you are. pete: i'm holding my ball. oh, garbage. garbage.

bad preview right there. pete: we have got to move on. he said it before and is he going to do it again and he has. bill maher rooting for a recession. >> i'm not wishing for a recession. >> neither am i. >> you should wish for a recession because that will definitely get him unelected. pete: charles payne fired up and he joins us live next. ♪ that kind of music just sooths the soul ♪ i realm miss miss about the days of old ♪ with that old time rock and roll ♪ oh, come on. flo: don't worry. you're covered. (dramatic music) and you're saving money, because you bundled home and auto. sarah, get in the house. we're all here for you. all: all day, all night. (dramatic music)

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>> i'm not wishing for a recession. >> you should wish for a recession because that will definitely get him unelected. >> okay, bill, you really don't want a recession. >> i really do.

we have survived many recessions. we can't survive another donald trump term. [cheers and applause] >> you have lower middle income people out of work. >> i do. pete: that was late night host bill maher last night hoping for a recession to hurt president trump. here to react is host of making money host charles payne: pete: i don't want to face off against you on anything. i feel like bill maher would not want to face off against you as well. is he throwing this recession thing out there quite loosely. >> i will give bill maher credit he is saying out loud what a lot of progressives are really hoping for. i hate to say it. even if the financial media i feel overtones of this sort of hoping for a recession. i think the mainstream media almost talked america into one in december. i really do. i chron logged all of the headlines and all of the stories in december. pete: i remember that. >> essentially what he is saying. is he actually saying is he

willing to declare war on the poorest americans. go back to the great recession. unemployment hit 10%. hispanics, banks went out of business and foreclosures. one quarter 450,000 foreclosures at lone. black americans could not survive another recession right now. black american wealth declined 33% has not come back. black household ownership was 48% in 2004. it's at 42% now. cannot get back up. by the way those homes on average only worth $5,000. what bill maher did last night is saying i'm willing to sacrifice every black american, just about every black american and send them back to reconstruction in terms of economics, complete zero, zero because his progressive sensibilities have been hurt. jedediah: do you know what though? his audience is not filled with a bunch of rich people sitting on piles of money. middle class people and people struggled through recessions who are watching his show and generally a fan of his show. why is he saying stuff like

this? he is obviouslily going to marginalize those people. >> some people don't know. listen, we don't always vote in our own best interest. i mean, that's an historic fact and, you know, some people don't realize what you ask for sometimes. you know the old saying be careful what you ask for, you may get it. some people say hey, run of the mill no big deal and get trump out of office. impact on their own personal lives to be so devastating that who is in the white house is -- doesn't even matter. when you are looking for a job, when you are losing your home, when you can't feed a family, you know, you don't wake up thinking about who is in the white house at that time. so people have to be very careful about, you know, this is the most -- one of the most reckless thing that could be prayed for, hoped for. and ironically, it's an admission that trump is doing an amazing job. ironically. it's an admission that the only thing that can derail his presidency is economic catastrophe in this country.

dean: it's the economy, stupid. >> it's sad that he would root for that out loud. jedediah: it is sad. >> have you still got it. great stuff out there. jedediah: outrage growing over a new movie about deplorables being hunted for sport by elites. dean: how does something like this even get made? i wonder. joey jones has worked in the industry. we will ask him next. ♪ falling in love ♪t i want a bucket of chicken! i want....." "it's the easiest, because it's the cheesiest" kraft. for the win win. of course he's got plans. with labor day deals starting from 20% off, bookers are leaving summer with no regrets. it's labor day! book a place to stay and be a booker at booking.com.

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♪ >> every year a bunch of elites kidnap normal folk like us. >> where did they get from you. >> wyoming. >> mississippi. >> older. >> and hunt us for sport. pete: universal pictures still moving ahead with plans to release this controversial film called the hunt despite significant

backlash over claims it depicts elite vacationers hunting deplorables for sport. dean: how did a film like this even get made? here to react is fox news contributor and refired u.s. marine corps bomb technician joey jones, also a friend of mine. joey, good to see you my friend. >> good morning, brother. how are you? dean: very well. what do you think about this film? obviously we haven't seen it yet. what do you think about this film and the idea behind it. >> listen, i think it's just as important today as ever to be consistent. i have been consistently against this idea of outrage culture where everything you say and do bothers from you kathy griffin with a severed head to madonna wanting to blow up the white house. these things are rhetoric and things said in one context but easily put into another. this movie is just the latest example of that. so i don't want to, you know, i want to mind my own hypocrisy here but, at the same time, i think there is a stark contrast between doing comedy for the sake of

comedy and doing comedy for the sake of a political statement and, in this case, one that's completely outrageous. to say i'm outraged over it is an overstatement. i don't really get outraged over much anymore. i think it's done in bad taste. i don't know how in hollywood as the standard bearier for progressivism as hollywood has become i don't know how you can say that a politician's words, based on policy, his rhetoric towards policy is responsible for a crazy person's actions, the same week that you put out a movie that speaks to millions of people that deplorables are worth nothing more than going down and hunting. so, i understand that the movie, you know, does the old school bait and switch where, you know, francis underwood is actually a democrat but really everything you hate about production. i get that it's the deplorables that probably end up being the heroes in the movie. the situation itself is as is a nine. i have been part of funny spoof blood killing movies a lot of fun that didn't make

any political statement other than have a good time and talk about veterans. to see something like this is a cheap shot and not worth my time. pete: joey, i agree with you on manufactured outrage. that's a great point. in this case they are talking it's not just an allusion they directly refer to it inside the script. here is part of an excerpt from the hunt screenplay. at least the hunt is come up. nothing better than going out to the manor and slaughtering a dozen deplorables. i guess put us inside the mind and, dean, you can do this too but you are the host and not the guest right now. put us inside the minds of those who make this film. presumably they want to make money. and at this point is this hurting their ability to do so? >> you know, i was in the movie lincoln. i'm still friends with daniel day-lewis. i have a lot of friends across the aisle that do not see the world the way i do. then i helped make a movie called range 15, written, directed and starred by veterans and crowd funded by the gun industry. the point is you can go out and have a good time and be politically crazy without being incendiary and doing

something of this nature. so, it's just a cheap shot it's not creative and go back to the drawing board if they want to do this. pete: thank you, joey as always for your time. two more hours of "fox & friends." don't go anywhere. ♪ introducing the all-new chevy silverado. with fifty industry-firsts. it's the strongest, most advanced silverado ever. i mean, if you haven't thought abfrankly, you're missing out. uh... the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, even way out here. your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, emergency roadside service, even file a... whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me.

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places. jedediah: you are going to compete. dean: most popular participation sport in america. jedediah: did you bowl growing up. i liked to put on little shoes and get the snacks. it is the whole thing. it's kind of retro. pete: have a couple beers and marginal food. jedediah: i'm talking about 9 or 10. pete: that's not how i bowled. i bowled when i was 9 or 10 and now i bowl with my 9-year-old quite often actually. i could be an ambassador with go bowling.com. and pizza hut. dean: that's a great. pete: maybe they could combine gang busters. you are welcome, pizza hut. i think it's a good idea. national go bowling day and national s'mores day. dean: great. we had ham on from sandlot. killing me smalls, great fun.

pete: national lazy day. so don't listen to brian kilmeade do not get dressed. stay in bed under the covers. and watch us. jedediah: and watch us. dean: why get up? pete: lots of things happening as it always happens. weekend "fox & friends" news breaks late in the week and we get to cover it. one of those is a big win for fighting back on censorship at twitter. mitch mcconnell's campaign account as you remember this week was suspended because they retweeted a video of protesters outside of mitch mcconnell's house yelling vile things at him. personal harm. twitter banned suspended mitch mcconnell's campaign account for showing the loon self the left. the rnc fought back. trump campaign and others said we are not spending a time at twitter if this continues. this morning twitter has folded. team mitch tweeting this saying victory. thank you to everyone for helping free mitch. help us keep winning. they also posted a photo of mitch's head super imposed

on andy dufrene from shawshank redemption. steve. jedediah: we have a statement from twitter after multiple appeals and attempting to himent the threat for public discussions we have reviewed the case more closely going forward the video will be available on the >> people saying hold on a second was this because mitch mcconnell is a republican. many conservatives feel that the social media sites, silicon valley targets them and twit her come out and said listen this violates our via lengted threats policy which means that you can cannot put out a video even if the violent threats are against you, you cannot put a video that showcases those violent threats. apparently that's in their policy. the question is, for me, are they enforcing that policy equally among everyone on twitter or is it targeted? because that would really be

the issue. dean: let's say it's pretty targeted i would say without a doubt. i'm not the only one that feels that wait a minute i think i have been targeted to some degree. i hear about people shadow banning. i never see your tweets. i had 700,000 followers follow off. things like that. that's more than i have now. it's one of those things. i think it happens. peter thiel spoke about it earlier. we have the sound on that what he said? >> you always have the question are these things sort of innocent accidents or are they intentional acts of political sabotage? and and the republicans, i think, are right to be somewhat suspicious because this stuff keeps happening. and silicon valley is something of a one-party state. it would be one thing if everything in silicon valley were anti-trump the majority are but, of course, most people who are republican, conservative, run comfortable saying that. that's the real problem. it's the sort of political correctness where you can't speak out.

pete: silicon valley one party state. all leftist, they all hate trump. they are making decisions about what is acceptable on twitter. if the senate majority leader can be suspended for three days, it tells you what can happen to regular folks. rnc is not going to respond. the trump campaign is not going to respond the way they did for him, for mitch mcconnell. he has been restored. that's a big victory. it's the thousands and millions of conservatives and trump supporters who feel like they get targeted and this has been pointed out before, but it's worth saying again. the u.s. has designated hamas a terrorist organization. they have a twitter account. what does jack dorsey say about that at twitter? it's an american company. why would we allow that to happen real violence against innocence. jedediah: when you look at these organizations they have a lot of money and clout. twitter will tend to cave to people because they will say hey, listen, you are going to pull your money out. this is a big deal. whether you have smaller voices out there, regular people out there who get banned for their political beliefs they feel they have no recourse. they feel trapped.

what do they do? this battle is not for the big organizations. this battle is for the people who feel they don't have that big microphone and not sitting on that pile of money and have clout. they still have the right to have their voices heard. pete: that's why a lot of people look at president trump and his fight that's a fight for me on my behalf as well. speaking of presidency and the folks who want to be president on the other side. they dedefending on iowa. dean: defending on iowa. pete: got to be descending. there is 30 of them maybe 20. hit the stump, specifically mostly at the iowa state fair. while they are hitting a familiar tune, this is just yesterday talking about president trump. watch. >> using the power of the voice of the president of the united states in a way that has been about trying to divide us. >> the racism and the sexism and the islamophobia and the homophobia and all the other phobias that this president

exhibits. >> we have a president who is coddling white nationalist. >> you don't have to be a brilliant genius as this president says he is to know he is a problem. >> is he publicly and unapologetically embraced a political strategy of hate, racism and division. pete: is joe asleep? dean: are we sure this was yesterday? it sounded like three months ago and five months ago and six months ago. pete: bernie sanders is up there saying whatever aphobia. like it's spewing out of his mouth. dean: i don't have to listen, you know all the phobias. pete: i liken it to the guy who sets himself on fire on the street corner and the first day people are walking by are just aghast and two or three days like is he just doing that. i'm going to move on to other things. when you do what they do calling him names it, dilutes the reality of the word racist or white supremacist or any other phobia down to nothing to

people. jedediah: also prevents them from talking about the issues. i had asked tezlyn figaro former bernie sanders campaign staffer about this issue saying is this smart for them to constantly be targeting trump or is it to their detriment because they are not talking about healthcare. >> yes the focus has been on trump because that's who they believe is their greatest threat. forced other people to ask questions like vice president joe biden hey what are you going to do and how are you going to handle issues. the more he keeps deflecting to trump and everybody keeps deflecting to trump it does take away from democrats and what they have to offer. as we move forward and a lot of these candidates drop off they will be forced to compete in what is called a primary. so we'll have an opportunity, you know, to hear more. pete: yeah maybe we will eventually get passed. jedediah: maybe,. pete: apparently later on in his speech sleepy joe did wake up and he did talk about one policy issue and took a particular perspective. here's what he said to iowa

voters in des moines yesterday on immigration. >> we could afford to take in a heart beat another 2 million people. the idea that a country of 300 and 30 million people cannot absorb people who are in desperate need and who are justifiably fleeing oppression is absolutely bizarre. absolutely bizarre. i would also move to increase the total number of immigrants able to come to the united states. pete: there you go. you want a contrast in 2020 there you have it. he conveniently uses the conflation of illegal and legal immigration. he doesn't talk about the illegal aspect which leads to ice raids like we have seen where companies are exploiting cheaper labor and people are using illegal documents and falsifying to stay here. that's not what he wants to talk about. he says come in no matter. what. dean: we could absorb 2 million is that what we're supposed to do with our immigration policy try to

absorb as many as possible? is that the goal? and correct me if i am wrong, but does the president set immigration policy or is that congress' job? just a question. jedediah: my guess is he is talking about legal immigration. it's necessary he doesn't feel the need to specify that it's been conflated so much the talk of legal immigration and illegal immigration. he doesn't even realize he needs to specify that when he makes a pointed like that which makes a big difference. you spoke to brandon judd president of the national border council he says biden is watering down the difference between legal and illegal immigration. check it out. >> he's talking about this in the midst of a crisis. is he talking about asylum. and whether we look at asylum, we know that people are breaking our laws to game the system because of all of the loopholes that exist in our current asylum laws. and so when he fails to separate from those two distinctions, you know, it waters down the entire conversation of what is legal and what is illegal immigration. he has to be very clear on

that point and he has to make that distinction. and, if he doesn't make that distinction, the voters will notice. pete: dean, you made that point about congress and who ultimately -- well, what was joe biden's job for like, i don't know, 70 years? he was in congress, wasn't he? pete: then as vice president what did they do about it? dean: he is not new to the game. pete: defend a record that put us where we are. jedediah: we are going it turn to headlines for you now. walmart removes displays of violent video games from all stores after last week's deadly shooting. the move is being done out of respect. police say the accused el paso shooter has now admitted he was behind the attack acknowledging some of the disturbing details in his manifesto. the president writing quote in a letter to me sent by kim jong un he stated very nicely that he would like to meet and start negotiations as soon as the joint, u.s.

south korea joint exercise are over. it was a long letter, much of it complaining about the ridiculous and expensive exercises. it was also a small apology for testing the short range missiles and that this testing would stop when the exercises end. i look forward to seeing kim jong un in the not too distant future. a nuclear free north korea will lead to one of the most successful countries in the world. north korea's missile launch was its fifth in the last two weeks. and stop what you are doing and watch this. a rare tornadoes rips through amsterdam just yards away from where people were standing. the quick and sporadic spin-up tossed around debris before breaking up. thankfully, no injuries were reported. those are your headlines. that's some scary stuff. pete: they were cheering for it. i would not be cheering. jedediah: i would be running. pete: waiting for superman. someone caught in the

twister. dean: i'm not saying i haven't flown into them before but i'm not saying i have. jedediah: got you on speed dial. pete: email us friends@foxnews.com, could dean contain run through a tornadoes if he needed to. dean: and do we want to see it? no. pete: 13 minutes after the hour, new records revealed the fbi continued to use the steele dossier for feis fisa applications. dean: he joins us live next. ♪ ♪ let's be honest, you only talk about your insurance when you complain about it. (garbled)....it's so painful. good point! that's why esurance is making the whole experience surprisingly painless. so, you never have to talk about it. unless you're their spokesperson. esurance. it's surprisingly painless.

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pete: despite red flags and apparent anti-trump bias. not apparent, it was there new documents show that the fbi continued to use the steele dossier for fisa renewals to spy on the trump campaign. jedediah: this as we learned that top doj official bruce ohr had extensive contacts with christopher steele after robert mueller's poim. dean: here to break it down author of the upcoming book witch-hunt the story of the greatest plays dissolution in american history mr. gregg jarrett. happy to have you here. >> thanks for having me. i don't have the red socks though. do you even have black socks? pete: no. i have them for my army uniform and that's it. break this down. we have new documents and revelations what do we know. >> it means the fbi knew from the very beginning that christopher steele was a phony, that he was virulently anti-trump and that he was desperate to

stop the president. bruce ohr and and these documents also show and his testimony that he said hey, this is the being all funded by the hillary clinton campaign. so, at that point the fbi should have taken that dossier and thrown it in the shredder. instead they did the opposite. they not only used that phony unverified information to launch the trump-russia collusion hoax, but then they went to a court for a wiretap warrant and they lied to the judges, concealing all the evidence i just mentioned. it's not only corrupt, it's felonious. jedediah: you know, gregg, this is an excerpt from one of those 302s,or received what's app. indication indicating redacted and steele would like to keep the line of communication open with ohr for future contacts and ohr replied in the affirmative. pete: that's after the election. wife is he still talking to him. >> this is the amazing part.

comey and his con fed rats at the fbi set up information laundering campaign it was incredibly sleazy. they fired steele for leaking and lying about it. fbi rules made them do it. they still wanted to use him, even though he was not credible, he was unreliable. so they set up this scheme, simpson and steele would feed information to bruce ohr, the conduit. he would then feed it to his fbi handler, joe who would give it to peter strzok who would give it to andrew mccabe and james comey. and through this series of transactions, they were trying to conceal and cleanse the dirty information and obscure the source, which was christopher steele and the hillary clinton campaign. jedediah: any imoccasion. dean: someone going down? jedediah: comey, anyone? you get this information and it seems like nothing happens. >> i think a lot will depend on the inspector general's report which will come out next month. interviewed christopher steele over two days.

his investigators did. so i think that's going to be very damning of james comey, andrew mccabe, peter strzok, the fbi at large and probably to some extent bruce ohr at the doj. remember, bruce ohr's own wife is contributing to the dossier. she is on the payroll so the two of them are profiting financially by peddling this total fabrication the hoax that led to the witch-hunt. pete: gregg jarrett you have been breaking it down all along witch-hunt. dean: i want to read it. i want to figure this out. >> people can preorder it online so it's there. jedediah: get that book. thanks so much. congressman joaquin castro facing major backlash for tweeting out the names of dozens of trump donors. >> i don't want anybody harassed or targeted. >> but they will be because you put their names in public. >> look, that was not my intention. >> but that's what will happen. jedediah: one of those donors is here to respond live and that's coming up

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jedediah: quick sports headlines, president trump says he would support colin kaepernick returning to the nfl. >> frankly i would love to see kaepernick come in if he is good enough. i don't want to see him come in because somebody thinks he is a good p.r. move. jedediah: comes days after the ex49ers quarterback posted a video saying is he still ready kaepernick hasn't placed since 2016 sparking nationwide anthem protests. antonio browne might not play for his new team because he doesn't like his new helmet. brown is upset because his old helmet model is among 11

that are banned for safety concerns. the oakland raiders wide receiver thinks his new helmet interferes with his vision. down to you, dean. pete: i don't like the drama but i don't know why you couldn't choose to wear that helmet. dean: it's a little odd. i understand your favorite helmet because i had mine. that's taking it a little far. something may be amiss in denmark there. okay. on to different things. democrat congressman joaquin castro defending his decision to tweet out the names of trump donors in his san antonio district. >> i don't want anybody harassed or targeted. >> but they will be because you put their names in public. >> look, that was not my intention. >> but that's what will happen. >> these things are public. no, what i would like for them to do is think twice about supporting a guy who is fueling hate in this country. pete: one of the donors listside park hanerhan and he joins us now. mark, thank you for joining us.

to the point of joaquin castro, are you reconsidering your support for the president because your name was listed? >> absolutely not. i heard the clip before about he didn't expected us to be harassed or targeted, i mean that's just a lie that's exactly what he was hoping for. pete: do you think it has the unintended opposite consequence? has it emboldened your support for the president instead and then also, what have you been facing? >> actually, i'm -- i wasn't -- it didn't occur to me to be afraid of commenting when associating the el paso shooting with the contribution. i'm kind of part of the world that supports president trump and we're just sick and tired of every policy disagreement ending up in a racist slur that we're racist. it's galling. i have heard it for the last

for 8 years if you criticized president obama, his policies for any reason under the sun you were regarded as a racist. i think it's a screed that all the democrats have ascribed to because it works. who in god's goodness would want to be called a racist? >> yo dean: you are not questioning your support for president trump at all. and you said, have you had any real like real things happen to you in your life and business as a result of this? clearly you are not going to stop supporting the president, his targeting, has this created any problems for new your life? >> his conduct energizes and emboldens me. i don't question my support whatsoever. my concerns are with representative castro. in regard to me i'm on facebook but i don't really follow very much one of my brothers, i have identical

twin brother. one of his people on facebook called me a racist but honestly in our business -- you know, the kids are the millennials, i get to work with a bunch of sweet 20, 30-year-olds. they want to lock the door at the office and they turned off the the -- our website and quite frankly i just don't operate like that. it never occurred to me that i needed to be afraid of speaking my mind in regard to this incident. i'm not cold a bit. quite frankly i feel -- i think it's about time that the american people be telling the democrats that this, you know, this narrative every foley difference result in a slur that we are racist. enough already. you know, they did that --

there was a lot of that stuff in the 1960's and returned the people against the antiwar movement. think hassled secretary of state rusk and i think they went after mcnamara and did some awful stuff to julie nixon and her college. the american people, you know, there was another great movement in my lifetime, it was dr. lutheran king, grande, and courageous and the american people supported the civil rights movement turned against the antiwar movement because some of the nonsense. i see it again today. pete: mark, the tactics matter. the reason it didn't occur to you because this is america where have you freedom of speech. thank you for your courage to stand up and willingness to talk to us on "fox & friends." thank you, mark, have great saturday. >> thank you. take care. pete: tiger woods long-time caddie revealing epic celebration after winning the masters. dean: what they did to mark

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nothing? >> you are killing me, smalls. jedediah: shot of the morning. the sand lot's ham joining us earlier to make the famous s'mores from the 90s move. actor joined us life on fox square to teach us how to make them just right. >> i think the perfect s'more, the most important part is you don't want to overcook the mallow or undercook it. if you undercook it won't melt the chocolate. i think that's the secret. pete: that is the key. pete: some people like to burn it right away and like the burnt part. i don't. you have to get it golden brown which requires patience and understand the difference in flames, color of the flames, location, indirect heat. i have thought about this around a lot of camp fires. jedediah: i burnt mine because i have no patience at all. you may have noticed. dean: doesn't he look the same? same as when he was on the show. it's only been 30 years or

something like that. pete: people like you dean cain people see you and say he doesn't age. jedediah: have you not aged. you see actors from stuff. you are an actor you probably feel differently than we do. i see actors from stuff i saw as a kid i get excited that's why i'm like superman. pete: you and me both. dean: you are killing me, smalls. pete: get some s'mores today. they did it on a candle in the movie with a candle in a tree house. if they could do it there, you can do it at home. dean: no question. jedediah: turn to headlines now. the man accused of a deadly stabbing rampage in california pleads not guilty to 51 criminal charges. police say he killed four people and hurt two others in the violent string of attacks. chilling video shows the suspect clutching two knives before attacking one ever the survivors. he could face the death penalty. jedediah: canadian hiker recovering after viciously

attacked by a grizzly bear. the hiker says the bear grabbed him by the stomach and dragged him 50 feet into a ditch biting his arms and legs. he desperately stands the bear in the neck with a pocket knife and even managed to bike nearly five miles to find help. wow. as you might imagine, tiger woods' caddie celebrated their win at the masters in epic fashion. >> bought 100 beers that night. that's true, too. i didn't get anything myself the flag and stick and that's all i need. jedediah: he bought 100 beers after woods' incredible win. it's a tradition to buy everyone beers until they run out or shut down. those your headlines. that's a lot of the drinks. pete: that's the way to celebrate. pete: considering the payday like paying an agent a fee. thank you for allowing me to make that money. dean: that's not even a fee. that's a drop in the bucket.

that's like bus fare. think about that. the masters, that's a big, big win. jedediah: let's ask rick. rick reichmuth, anybody ever buy you a hundred beers? rick: no. not at one time. probably not even cumulatively. pete: really? i would like to undertake that projected. dean: i will buy you a beer. rick: okay, now we are up to like four. happy birthday susan, who is that. >> my sister in south carolina. rick: is she watching. >> i certainly hope. so. rick: said happy birthday and i said happy birthday. >> thank you. rick: show you what's going on. we have a lot of heat out there again. and it's going to stay that way all weekend and a lot of the weekend coming up. here is already your temps are warm across parts of the south. it's not just the heat. it really is the humidity right now. we have heat indescease stayed above 90 degrees in a lot of places. heat advisories still in effect spread across florida and areas of the central plains and by this afternoon it's going to be hot again

tomorrow afternoon. the heat builds a little bit worse and this pattern doesn't look to break down anywhere for probably about the next five to six days. along with that it's humid and you see those afternoon thunderstorms pop up some of them will be heavy. seen flooding in arkansas, arkansas river again. overall total rain falls will not be that extreme over the next couple days that's one good peels of news. guys, it is hot. time to go inside. pete: or outside. dean: today is national bowling day and hope by the end of the morning bowling strikes like ernie mccracken in the movie king pin. >> i need you now, more than ever i need you. >> you can cut this pressure with a knife. ♪

rick: help us out go bowling has brought the lanes to pro-square. help show us the ropes. pete: pba hall of famer randy peterson who actually appeared in king pin as the extra. >> lost to him right there. four time champion pronounce it for me. >> roceo. dean: can we come up on your platform? >> yeah. pete: we are here on national bowling day why is this sport loved across america? >> well, because i think it's a sport that's affordable. something that the entire family can do. it brings a lot of people together. we had 67 million people go bowling last year. so i mean just by shear numbers alone. it's just a great activity. it's fun there is very few sports that you play with somebody on the same level. rick: still enjoy it if somebody bowls all gutter

bowls. pete: you mean the difference between he and i? rick: bowelling to and enjoy it. >> stick my left hand. >> wait a minute, but are you left handed? >> no, i'm not. i'm right handed. queue beat him left handed? pete: i would like to see that: what are your tips for a beginner? >> for a beginner pretty much pick up a target on the lane. keep it simple. just roll the ball over the target. post your shot and that should help you. dean: will you give us a little demonstration? have you your little ball. pete: you are going to do it right handed. dean: you are going to take on dean with left hand. rick: chalk on her hand right there. rosin bag. dean do dean i'm not even here. don't even think of me here. >> oh, look at that spin. [cheers]

] >> i think that's hard to. dean: live tv. i yet. >> no we want to watch you bowl. pete: will you bowl left handed for us? >> let's do that and see how that goes. live tv we like to put people on the spot more fun that way. dean: i'm right handed. this seems to be a lucky lane, right? >> jedediah: come on, dean. come on. >> 1, 2, 3, go. pete: against the pro-left handed. dean it looks good from her. >> oh, you beat me. [cheers] rick: how did that feel left handed for you? >> a little weird. competition i would not do that. pick good hand and use that

one. >> one on tour uses two hands. so his name is jason belmonty from australia. he puts these two fingers in. lays his hand under the ball like that and then uses his left hand to guide it. gets the ball back here like this and throws it can you show us one? rick: is that legal? >> it actually is legal, it's like the equivalent of a baseball pitcher throwing 105 miles per hour. his rpms powers through the roof. when his bowling ball hits the pins there is nothing left. >> i'm terrible at it. rick: we want to see your best impression. >> all right. here is my best impression. >> it's actually hard. jedediah: that does look. [cheers] are you kidding me? rick: i'm terrible at it. two times, two strikes. >> no one more surprised than me. thanks. pete: nicely done.

pro-bowling.com. check out bowling today. dean and i are going to face off later in the show. jedediah: i'm going to referee. pete: 2020 democrats descending on iowa and making their pitch for president by, you guessed it, smearing president trump. >> based on his words and actions yes he is a whited supremacist. >> and live together and work together and overcome his darkness with our light. jedediah: not really the best win to win over voters. we are going to debate it coming up next. pete: what's you got, rick? what's you got? ♪ roll with it, baby ♪ [cheers] 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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world he used it to white supremacists and those to oppose white supremacy. >> stand together and work together and love together and overcome his darkness with our light. jedediah: 2020 democratic hopefuls flocking to iowa are waste nothing times smearing the president's character. is that a winning message that voters want to hear? here to debate is darius mayfield and democratic strategist jason nichols. thank you both for being here. >> thank you for having me. jedediah: jason, i want to start with you, is this a winning strategy for democrats? >> from a democratic primary people want a unifying message, a message that talks about what he would going to do to a place in this country where we don't judge people by the color of their skin or by what country they come from where we can unify as americans. i think it is a winning message in a primary and i think most americans across board across the political spectrum are very tired of

division the divisive rhetoric and lack of moral leadership come from the white house. yes, i think it could be a winning message moving forward. jedediah: darius in a primary don't people want to hear about the i. don't they want those prioritized healthcare, economy. as opposed to a bunch of candidates who make it their priority to just talk about what president trump is doing wrong? >> you are absolutely right. they have wanted that for the last two years but just haven't gotten it. and i think something jason said was important it may be a winning issue for the primaries but, once again, the democrats are just a step behind and trump and his team the long strategy here and going for the general election. it's not about the primary. it's about the general election who is going to be the next president of the united states. i think the republicans have a winning strategy right now and as you can see the democrats are just a step behind. jedediah: jason, there are some issues at the forefront of people's minds. you talk about immigration

and the economy. democratic voters care deeply about the healthcare system. why not place that first -- why not forget about president trump and listen is he doing what he is going. we are not worried about him. we are worried about how you are going to put more money in your pocketsd and more food on the table and make your educational system better for your kids and grand kids. why not go that route? >> well, i think that that's what is happening if you paid attention to the debates. jedediah: i did. >> that's exactly. i'm not suggesting that you didn't, jed. people absolutely spent hours talking about their plans. if you go to elizabeth warren's website, it has tons of plans on tons of issues. everyone is talking about healthcare. everyone is talking about immigration and how to fix our broken system under this president. however, we are coming off of the week and i just interviewed people in el paso who are sick of the lack of moral leadership coming from the white house. so i think that this is a topic that interests voters that people are weird bo, that people are discussing, we're coming off a big

tragedy where a white nationalist took 22 lives in texas. and people are worried and interested in. this it is a important topic. jedediah: final word on the implication for president trump's success or failure when it comes to the democrats' approach. >> again, they are playing to a small pocket of people, even at these rallies. you know, they don't have the rallies, you know, the size that donald trump had when he has tens of thousands of people there they are talking to 100, 200 people. when they get on mainstream media outlets and they talk, this is when they bring up all the other stuff. they are not talking about the issues. they are not talking about the issues. they are talking about racism or what they perceive to be racism when, in fact, it's a lot of these guys that have been indulging in some of those things. jedediah: thank you for being here. i'm sure the primary is going to get more heated. it's not going to be easy for those folks. >> thank you. jedediah: protesters targeting a fundraiser for president trump but turns out it may have back fired on them.

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pete: with back-to-school season in full swing it's time to start planning that a-plus wardrobe. dean: here to help you out coolest new trends for kids. jedediah: here with the latest styles is fashion expert janay lucianni. i love that last name. >> thanks for having me. jedediah: you came a bunch of spiffy people. they look better than we do. pete: for sure. >> so the first thing we are talking about is the denim

trend. denim is a staple for kid this year going beyond jeans denim skirts, overall's and denim jackets. this entire look is from old navy. super stylish. i gave her fun printed top the jean court and as little expert the leopard slide on schools for from lulus compliment that. pete: seeing a little camo preppy. >> talk about 80s. everything nostalgia coming back. sand lot talking about that. devin is on our take on that from kohl's. this is a printed button down and then of course the slim chinos and penny loafers which we love. entire look under $75. i really love like for back-to-school especially if you have multiple children one-stop shopping is great. can you literally get everything from backpacks to the entire outfit to the shoes at kohl's. great place to shop.

pete: we have have a minute so quickly. >> elijah is in to sports. sporty guy. sweat suit from old navy active looking super sporty but obviously comfortable, too. pete: always ready for recess. >> exactly. and save have a is in our one and done trend. so obviously rompers are a staple. we were just talking about that in every woman's wardrobe for kids nice and easy to pull on. my michelle from kohl's. chilly jacket for chili days and clear backpack from pottery barn kids another big trend and she is free to go. jedediah: i love that backpack. pete: if he is 80's i want to we use to peg the jeans. >> french rolling? there we go. how do you like that? >> looks really good. like it. shows off the loafers nicel nicely. dean: who said pete didn't have fashion sense.

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their time on stage fear mongering and focusing their attacks on the president. >> we know do got to go. >> there is an essential threat if we keep donald trump for president for four more years. >> in iowa and across this country we will defeat the most dangerous president in the history of this country. >> gun-control was at the center of attention as candidates stand hand in hand. candidates blasting trump for not taking actions on gun control but yesterday trump told reporters he is talking through gun-control changes with congress, working with 7 of the senators standing on the state last night. >> we can have meaningful background checks.

and republicans are looking at it very seriously. >> and iowa state fair, and elizabeth warren and kamala harris and cory booker. back to you. >> and and minnesota state fair, the best of them all. >> i actually cannot. fried meat, heaven knows what. >> >> to money sometime, donald trump's reelection campaign raked in a bunch of stuff down the road. at a fundraiser hosted by an investor.

and will it be a success? the protest didn't work. >> they raised 2 million, check out this from rhonda mcdaniels. thanks to the lynch mob he raised $12 million today, 2 million more than originally expected. support for our president is unprecedented and growing. it is interesting because you see these protests, heaven forbid there be a fundraiser supporting someone you don't like on twitter or social media. everybody hate on equinox. a perfect example of that. >> am i missing something cute you working at chick-fil-a. michael moore canceled his.

and and republicans and democrats. and they were doing it even more. and the head of marvel is hit by a hollywood actor. he has been a supporter of donald trump. >> he tweeted yesterday everyone seems to be on this equinox thing it might be a good time to mention one trump's largest financial contributors is the chairman of marvel entertainment, just saying. when i was pointing that out, dc comics, like superman was a dc comics character. i played him.

a great guy, might have been having fun, dc versus marvel. people trying to excoriate him, shocker but having a little bit of fun. >> avengers end game made $2.8 billion. >> that marvel versus dc thing. >> better the world. a little balance. >> we had a trump campaign press secretary on hannity's program last night talking about the tactics we discussed and whether they work. >> it is motivating the group of 2020 supporters behind this president. they want him to back to the we are doubling down. i talk to people on the rally who can about overnight. they don't want us to rally on the left, they don't want us to talk about illegal immigration

or to donate but they are putting a fire under every trump supporter in this country. we are more motivated than ever before so it is not working. >> i think she has a point. the fact is i always wondered, people who can't stand donald trump help them out time and time again. are you secretly supporting trump because you are only helping him. another person who seems to have been helping him with his latest comments is bill maher once again calling for a recession hoping it will get donald trump out of office, this is not something new. it is something he has been doing for a long time, you see it over and over again, listen to this. >> this economy is going pretty well. i feel the bottom has to fallout at a certain point and i'm hoping for it because one way you get rid of trump is a crashing economy. >> a recession is a survivable event. what trump is doing to this

country is not. democracy is about to go the way of the dinosaurs because we have been taken over by a dodo bird. i have been hoping for a recession because it would get rid of trump. >> recessions are really bad, people lose their jobs, we shouldn't wish for it. >> if you look at the dates is june 2018, then also june 2018 and august 2019. it is a repeated scene, not something new. on friday night bill maher went right there again, listen to what he had to say. >> i'm not wishing for a recession but if the farmers -- >> you should which will recession because that will definitely get him -- >> you don't really mean that. >> i really do. we have survived many recessions. we can't survive another donald trump. >> there you go. it won't affect them. he's not one of the lower middle

income people. what would that do to the lower middle income people? >> this is one of the most reckless things that can be prayed for, hoped for. a lot of people are hoping, a lot of progressives are really hoping for. be careful what you wish for. some people think it could be run-of-the-mill and get trump out of office but they don't realize the impact on their personal lives could be so devastating that who is in the white house is -- doesn't even matter. when you are looking for a job, losing your home and can't feed the family you don't wake up thinking about who is in the white house. >> they are hoping for recession and the new-media across the board calling anyone who supports the president a racist and then targeting people who throw fundraisers for him saying they are racist by extension and you wonder why there's a backlash, all these people who

are not racists say he supports policies i believe in, i love my country, the backlash is big and it should be. >> one thing i will say, bill maher was honest with people. a lot of democrats won't own up to that. he says i would route for -- it is not an easy thing to say that you're rooting for other people to be struggling just to get the president out of office. that is what he believes and he put it out there. >> one of those things he really hits that the left is unwilling to say, he will just say it. >> some headlines. the manic use of the deadly stabbing in california pleads not guilty to 51 criminal charges. castaneda killed four people in her two others in a violent string of attacks. and and he could face the death penalty.

and witnesses watching in horror. >> went up in the air, had a couple ladies in the head, came down. >> the umbrella the 13-year-old in the left shoulder on a beach near boston. likely an emt and a nurse who were on the beach rushed to help. he was seriously hurt but is expected to fully recover. donald trump tweeting about brett velicovich after north korea launched two more missiles writing in a letter to be sent by kim jong un he stated nicely that he would like to meet and start negotiations for a joint exercise. a long letter, complaining about the particulars and expense of exercises and an apology for testing the short range missile, this would stop when exercises end. i look forward to seeing at the

20 in the not too distant future. a nuclear free north korea will lead to one of the most successful countries in the world. north korea's missile launch is the fifth of the last two weeks. >> internally the propaganda they use in north korea, exercises, that is how they justify it. no one else will hear about it. we shall see. beverly hills 90210 is a cult classic of the 90s. this guy -- >> quintessential french beauty and here you are. >> hitting on dylan mccabe's girlfriend. how much do we know about the original, a special edition of the quiz show next. ♪

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won't get -- >> republicans taking on twitter after that platform froze mitch mcconnell's election account because it showed video of threats shouted outside his home at him and mcconnell's team is claiming victory is the social media victory gives him unlocking account and allowing them to display them again. here to react is 2020 campaign communications director, your reaction, took a number of republican groups on the outside to include the president's reelection effort to raise awareness of the fact the majority leader had been shut out.

are you happy with this result? what does it tell you about social media? >> we wanted twitter to free mitch. all he did was show the examples how unhinged the left is going after conservatives and republicans and we are glad they freed mitch about the trump campaign we haven't turned back on our twitter hats because there's a long-standing bias on twitter and other social media platforms against donald trump, against donald trump's supporters and against conservatives and republicans in general. i think twitter and other folks are on notice we are paying close attention and we will be eyeing that as we move forward in this campaign but there bias and censorship always runs in one direction. everyone knows that. it is always aimed at trump supporters in particular. there was one account that was suspended the documented violence against donald trump supporters and that got suspended. it is a 1-way street and has been for a long time so we are keeping an eye on that. >> what is the president planning on doing? regulation will go into effect?

>> i don't get ahead of the white house, we are the campaign side and all policy comes from the president himself and the white house but it is apparent that twitter has a long-standing practice, when all of this was happening, the twitter account being frozen, julian castro tweeted with the names of 44 trump supporters and donors and places of business, essentially, he is chairman of the campaign for president, the castro campaign, telling supporters this is where you can find donald trump supporters during the day. and unmistakable message to twitter to go get them. the only possible motive for doing something like that is to motivate people to at best harassed them and at worst keep violence on the mend twitter let that go. some other segments, there is a

concerted effort by democrats to make it impossible, this is what they are trying to do, for people to publicly declare their support for donald trump, hosting fundraisers or whatever the case may be. the reaction to that from donald trump's supporters is the opposite of what democrats intended. it emboldens trump supporters, trying the same playbook from 2016 that failed, half of the country is racist because they support the incumbent president of the united states. that is not a winning strategy. >> you mentioned you are not paying for any more twitter ads. does something need to happen? >> we are watching twitter very closely. we projected to spend $500,000 in august and we are telling twitter we are keeping and i, what actions we are going to take.

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the 6.0 magnitude quake cut power from nearly 2000 buildings. >> when it comes to instagram not every photo is what it appears to be. a woman in florida posting this hiking photo capture danger, the ultimate killer to our problems and the location of the park and trailer. soon after her sister called her out tweeting my sister said she's going hiking this is our backyard. the hilarious tweet going viral, here with more are those sisters, the original photo, kaylee at the top of her and carly who called them out. i will try to keep their names straight, it is so much fun. casey, let's start with you. why are you faking that you are going hiking. >> haven't posted a photo in a month. i told my little sister let's go

outside. the instagram is active. i had the idea that our backyard is natured looking and brought the water bottle as an accessory. after it was taken, looks like i went on an actual hike. and then carly gets a tweet later that night. it is so shocking. >> you out in your sister and decided to let the world know she wasn't hiking in the park, she went in our own backyard. did she get mad at you for putting that out there? >> she wasn't mad at me at first because i only have 100 twitter followers at the time it was just close friends. when i woke up it started gaining more and more attention it reached 1000.

i was like oh my gosh and 10,000 that eventually got to the point, she loves seeing her face everywhere, she went on social media everywhere. she was kind of mad at me for being petty but the attention she is getting, she looked good. >> everybody is talking about you. you can't be so bad. kaylee, you took the picture. i love the photo of you in the cowboy boots taking the picture. it is hilarious. this is the first time you have been asked to take a photo of one of your sisters for instagram. >> know, all the time. >> how many takes did it take? you standing there for a while to get the perfect shot? how did it go down? >> we took them from all different angles with and without the tank top. i just take probably 100 photos each time. >> i can tell you that people

are loving this story. your sister is a marketing genius. you have a giant backyard. it might as well be hiking. it is funny and all fun and we love this story. bring a real issue which is not everything is real on instagram and you are not the leland: doing this. don't get out it. it doesn't become a story and people don't know. bring something important to people's attention. >> that is an important message because a lot of people take social media as reality and think everything they see israel but in reality my sister walked 400 feet out our front door to take a picture of going hiking. you can't believe anything you see. you got to take it lightly when you see something. >> do you think this experience will change the way you use instagram or will you keep

taking photos that might not necessarily be in a trailer on your backyard? has it changed you at all? >> i learned from it. because of the lesson carly described it is important to know especially for younger girls out there i personally look up to sports figures, influencers. for me to go at and see myself like that makes me think and realize all the people i do follow could be the same story for them. >> i thank you for being here. you all have a sense of humor about it and brought an important issue to the forefront, thanks for joining us today. now a fox news alert. jeffrey epstein found dead in jail. breaking details in minutes. pharmacist-recommended memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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>> we are following breaking news. jeffrey epstein found in jail, a fire department source telling fox news he was transported out of the manhattan correction center just hours ago. there are reports the death was an apparent suicide. this is two weeks after epstein was placed on suicide watch. the disgraced billionaire financier was being held without bail on child sex trafficking charges. a break in the case of the missing mother of three. heather waters was last seen driving, her car turned up in el dorado county, california nearly a month after she vanished.

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>> we are back with a fox news alert. jeffrey epstein found dead in an apparent suicide. attorney carrying what look like

mancino out of the correctional center at 7:30, new york downtown hospital. a reporting cardiac arrest came in at 6:30 a bit of our department source, he was 66 indices, placed on suicide watch after he was found nearly unconscious with injuries to his neck was the multimillionaire financier was being held without bail pending trial for child sex trafficking charges. jeffrey epstein dead. >> fox news contributor and contributing editor. >> i am amazed this incident was found with thumbprints on his neck and so on. it was supposed to be suicide watch. you would think there would be a doctor with a stethoscope,

nothing like this happened. the fact, who knows what happened? >> there is a great point. we are waiting to hear more information before we confirm any aspect of what happened in terms of how this potential suicide may have happened but if someone is on suicide watch for a couple weeks typically they are under extensive supervision. something like this you would think would be almost impossible to happen. >> so people don't speculate, was it really homicide, not suicide, doesn't help the justice system to raise such suspicions unfairly and the situation that happens creates that. >> we don't know what happened but not a lot of empathy for this guy. alleged sexual abuse of dozens of young girls at his waterfront

mentioned between 2002-2005, 45 years in jail and the injustice committed against so many. >> a lot of high profile people, what was the involvement if any of william jefferson clinton was a guest on his airplane? the flight manifests -- >> called the lolita express. the island where this went on, what was built on this involvement if any? what was the involvement of high profile people in finance, a lot of high profile people believe this was a witness to all of those allegations. >> what happens now and in the next 24 hours with the revelation, what happens to all

these people being implicated? >> what happened, have a heart attack from all the pressure? he was in his 60s, might have gotten to him, might be natural causes or something not natural. curious to see the autopsy results. the bigger question is these people were accused of being involved in the lolita express, do they walk or do they prosecute those people based on whatever evidence they developed against epstein. i just said i wonder if we will have a quiet week. >> it is not going to be quiet. >> if all these folks bringing the charges are looking for justice and now he is dead, is there any recourse for them to get it or does it only include going after people who would have been co-conspirators? >> it is only up to the prosecutors and the little girls

involved are to be in touch with the da's office and the justice department, we want justice because epstein wasn't here and other people allegedly involved in justice as well. a lot of powerful people, other conspirators involved in this. another question i have, those documents remain sealed. >> this will have to continue because there are so many people involved, 10 people want these answers. that the great point you are making about unsealing these documents for this is something that won't fall flat. they have to get answers. obviously it becomes much more complicated if he's not able to speak on the matter at all. >> it does become more complicated. we developed among people in

this -- a culture of puberty. james comey won't be prosecuted over document involved in the russia situation so he is walking on that. the message is there's one set of laws for people john on the ground and another set for people in penthouses and corridors of power. we are all supposed to enjoy equal justice under the law. >> some believe the case could be dismissed. he has been granted release. we don't really know what happened. if someone got to him in the process from a lot of lawyers, really high especially in the first month. think about a guy the highest of high, just around the world, with a bunch of money, former

presidents getting away with whatever he wants to get away with and now he is in solitary confinement ago he was found unconscious. something happened before so it is unbelievable to me. >> he took the easy way out, not having to face justice, not having to face the victims, all the recourse they would get. how does this information get out? >> whether he went to jail are not, his family, his loved ones and associates. a lot of people say was involved in something but not sure what

happened. at a bare minimum this try would bring this stuff out and it would be in line for months and the entire thing maybe put in a file and never seen again. >> for those just tuning in we are reporting on jeffrey epstein who has just been found dead from the new york post, convicted pedophile, he died overnight in an apparent suicide. law enforcement sources said a gurney carrying a man who looked like epstein was wheeled into the hospital at 7:30 a.m.. a call from reported cardiac arrest came in at 6:38 in at 6:308 am. friday government sources the two weeks ago epstein was placed on suicide watch after he was found nearly unconscious in his cell with injuries to his neck. we know he has been facing child sex trafficking charges and is on suicide watch. we -- >> the new york times reporting he committed suicide at a manhattan jail, handed himself, found this morning at 7:30. according to the new york times

-- >> how does somebody on suicide watch take sheets, clothes, make a noose, hanger, make a chair -- at them because someone has to say what he is doing? >> looking away or on a coffee break. >> we want to bring in fox news legal analyst, we are reacting to this news in real time. your take on the suicide of jeffrey epstein. >> given evidence of attack most recently against them they will want to conduct an investigation and make sure this is self-inflicted, this was suicide but the fact that he was in a solitary cell most recently and on suicide watch i agree that it is doubtful the house someone on suicide watch was routinely checked every hour and usually

there are cameras, could manage to accomplish the suicide. when you are on suicide watch in a jail cell under normal protocol they remove absolutely everything in the cell that could be used for hanging. it is always problematic about bedsheets they use, weaker sheets that will sustain the rate of an individual so not sure how he managed to accomplish this unless they violated their own protocol so it is curious. the criminal charges have vanished but there will be a myriad of civil lawsuits. there are already some against him. those will proceed against his estate and there are considerable assets but epstein as a potential witness against others, that has gone.

>> to that point would people be more afraid or less afraid to come out and come forward? does this make it easier for people who may have been afraid to go against him to now come out with more information? >> it cuts both ways. without somebody like epstein who might be in a position to corroborate, people might be reluctant. on the other has given his death they may feel free to talk. it cuts both ways on that issue. >> there were dozens of high profile names of people who were implicated in these child sex trafficking accusations and i am wondering now with the consequences could be for those people given that epstein is now dead. do you have any take on that? >> most of the celebrity or famous individuals that were most recently named in the last 48 hours vigorously denied the accusations.

epstein removed his key witness, that could corroborate the accusers accusations or could help vindicate those who have perhaps been falsely accused but epstein is a wealthy man who surrounded himself with a great many assistants, employees, even on his cell phone island. there would be flight records, pilots records as well. for a lot of that there is physical documentation. it will take a lengthy discovery in order to pull those documents out. >> part of the reason jeffrey epstein is such a high profile connection is his close connection to bill clinton. your reaction to that connection this morning in late of

epstein's death? >> former president clinton has denied any of the suggestions or accusations that have come his way, do not going to the island. this is your good old-fashioned case of witnesses versus witnesses. as i mentioned before, if there are flight records and documentation of that that would be relevant but bill clinton has denied that he had anything other than a cordial relationship with epstein. we will wait and see if other witnesses come. a lot of this would be documented. he does have a written new of security surrounding him. those people would be questioned as witnesses even in a civil lawsuit.

>> legally speaking the file against epstein, does that get sealed or can the evidence from that file be taken out and put in other cases and proceed in court? >> normally that would be up to a judge, the fact that the case can no longer go forward, case against him, it would be up to a judge to decide whether or not to seal that but i would imagine that anybody filing or who has already filed a civil lawsuit against him can seek access to those documents of the -- that would be evidence that would be crucial and vital. any civil lawsuits whether or not the district attorney would be willing to come forward with the feds with their information, we will have to wait and see.

>> one of the other aspects, the local florida angle, the palm beach sheriff looked at, wondered why epstein was even able to get work release. this questions of preferential treatment too. >> absolutely. there is already a re-examination going on of how exactly did a guy like this who engaged in in what are clearly heinous, reprehensible acts get what is perceived to be a sort of sweetheart deal and how is it he didn't have to check in as a sex offender in various venues? those are questions that need to be answered and vigorously investigated. if we are to have confidence in our system of justice and law enforcement, we have to know they are working diligently and following their own rules.

that is just another category in this melodrama that is so sad and tragic. >> this was a vast network of underage girls we are talking about from 2002 up to at least 2005. victims came forward after the arrest and i wonder on a day like today for those representing those victims who have sought justice how are they feeling upon hearing this news and how will they go about finding justice for those who suffered at the hands of this unfortunate tragedy for years? >> it is hard to know how they might feel about this. in many ways their opportunity to voice what happened to them has been robbed them, at least in the criminal justice venue.

so there's that aspect of it. however, as again, as i mentioned they are still capable of seeking justice in a civil lawsuit for money damages, he has vast assets and that can proceed against his estate so there is that remedy. it is not the same as criminal justice but it is a remedy. >> thanks for your time. for the last minute of the program we bring fox judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano for final comment. jeffrey epstein dead. judge napolitano: this is a strange turn of eventss. obviously the case is over and the numerous civil cases against him will now proceed against his estate without any testimony from him. that means these cases will settle, whatever the administrative the estate is will start divvying it up in proportion to the veracity of

claims against it. as well as these allegations against very prominent people who may not be in a position to refute them. >> this will end "fox and friends" coverage of this, stay tuned for additional coverage of this suicide. heather: neil: he is dead, involving girls as young as 14 was found dead in his new york jail cell in an apparent suicide. epstein had artie been on suicide watch since he was found in that same cell 3 weeks ago. what authorities thought at the time was a suicide attempt was the result of a jailhouse assault. epstein was very rich and well-connected. the former investment banker pal around with everyone from bill clinton and donald trump to present true and a host of en