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taliban at a stand still as the president puts the taliban on notice. >> mark joins us live from washington. >> he planned to hold a secret meetings with major taliban leaders and meters from afghanistan at camp david this weekend but the meeting was canceled at the last minute after a suicide bombing on thursday, 12 people were killed, including a u.s. service member. the president tweeted out, writing, quote, what kind of people would kill so many to strengthen their bargaining position. they didn't. they only made it worse. if they cannot agree to a cease-fire during these peace talks then they probably don't have the ability to negotiate anyway. a first class sergeant that was

killed last week arrived at delaware's dover's air force base. now the president does not have any public i vents on his schedule today but we're going to watch twitter to see if he has any more on this topic >> we choose science over today. back to you guys. fiction, we choose truth over >> web, as a businessman, facts. >> we have this notion that somehow if you're poor you can president trump then businessman not do it. trump lashed out to barack obama poor kids are just as bright and just as talented as white kids. for potentialcy sitting down to talk with the taliban and now he [applause] >> wealthy kids, black kids, realized you've got to find some asian kids. way to end the war in >> when ronald regan excuse me, afghanistan but they're not a when richard nixon started the reliable partner and sitting down with them could be a major war on cancer, he meant well. jedediah: oh, boy. mistake. the gaffes are mounting for >> sitting down with them, former vice president joe biden prompting our next question to nonstop nation building in question, in a new op-ed quote afghan is unacceptable to everybody. but at the same time you cannot what makes biden run, will sleepy joe is stamina to cut a deal with to tallian confront trump? and we are joined now with more, islamists -- the reason pompeo welcome as always. >> good to see you. jedediah: so what's going on

wouldn't sign it, it doesn't with joe does he just not have guarantee the survival of the that fire in the belly you need to run? afghan government and doesn't >> i think it's about the level of a birthday candle, like a end the fighting. pilot light so my question is the taliban says we'll sign a deal with you and then we'll he's got some of the gaffes he's made which is not wise, you know keep fighting. , dragging about his you can't have a deal like that. relationships with democrat the ambassador who has been senators who also happen to be cutting this deal -- i'm close white supremacists, but then to a lot of people close to this. i don't know where that puts me. you've got these more new comments saying in new hampshire , he's in vermont and very close to very close. made a reference to mlk, and you yeah, pretty much a far. he's lunging at a bad deal to put us in a ways where the referred to the president meaning obama president, my boss kind of seemed to lose president taliban would take over again. >> i don't know whe how you obama's name. quite astonishing and a lot of people are asking the questions so this man has the mental negotiate with the taliban. capacity to continue a tough i don't know how you count on race a year from now against president trump, who like him or them to carry through with it. >> they will lie to you. not has been very energetic guy >> as a commander in chief you're between a rock and a hard who doesn't sleep very much. place and you have to make an jedediah: there are reports internal staffers are getting so attempt to make an agreement but concerned they want to pullback at the same time you're dealing those appearances by joe biden with people who may not hold but i wonder is it just that

maybe joe biden isn't good at true to what they say, it may this? when we saw hillary clinton i do backfire and it may have a think she had a fire in the belly and she did want to be president she wasn't a good consequence to the regions. campaigner is that a possibility >> and you've got a caliphate on >> well the thing is he's faced in the past for senate he's run basically unopposed. jedediah: that's a little your hands again. different though. >> these talks would have >> a lot different, a lot more happenedded on the eve of the territory, he's got depending 9/11 anniversary. this is where it all started about 10 and 22 or 23 opponents, with the al qaeda, the taliban and then he can't hide from appearances a year from now, harboring terrorists in he's got to be out there every single day chris crossing the afghanistan. country, and i just don't know a fox news contribute among many if he has the energy to do this. jedediah: check out this quote because this is interesting from has some skepticism. gq magazine in 2013. >> every time one of our biden said i can die a happy man soldiers dies overseas during never having been president of the united states of america but it doesn't mean i won't run. these talks, i would go down to that does not sound like fire in the belly to me and i think a gawt taguantanamo and execute of lot of other democrats who are really passionate about winning when you look at elizabeth the taliban. warren and bernie sanders, they need to know we're not they're full of energy. they are going to capitalize on going to let them do what this and what's happening with they've done before then we might have a place for biden it looks like he doesn't want the job. >> this is true and i don't negotiation. agree with what bernie sanders

but they're killing us while and elizabeth warren say but they're out there, and energetic we're talking to them about and big list of ideas, they are territory that they can keep on the campaign trail every day. that we spent 20 years keeping they don't really get knocked off their game and say very odd things, they say incorrect from them. >> the president saying you things or weird things but they certainly get their point across killed one service member on top the other big problem for biden of all of the civilians that is if he doesn't is are have a were killed. >> if you understand the fire in the belly how do you get psychology of the taliban, every people to show up at the phone banks how charged up are the time they kill one of ours, one people on the ground going to be if you got the top of the ticket of your gas at guantanamo is go. just sleepy and kind of drowsy. jedediah: how do you get those grassroots activists motivated. do you think the democrats are worried about the parallel between president trump who does sometimes doing nothing is have the energy tweeting up better than signing that bad all-time and joe biden who just deal. seems to not be in his moment? it's like the israeli >> i think they are getting palestinian peace deal. increasingly concerned about a bad peace deal for land is bad. in this case, wear them down that and hillary clinton did 63 rallies last year between augus. without a huge american presence. we can't stay there forever. >> that's just it too. trump did 132. more than double. so we might be seeing a parallel heading into 2020 president trump probably has a lot of heat to this come next fall perhaps too withdraw the heat. >> i don't think there are any in the nominee. voters out there saying are we jedediah: thanks, i think we'll

see other democrats going after out of afghanistan yet? biden. thanks as always. >> i think there's the according to a wall street libertarian wing and the journal report a growing group independent voters where the of workers are giving smaller issue matters to them and they's cities a big boost by working trying to target them because he remotely. maria bartiromo on how this effects the job market, that's coming up, next. knows joe biden. >> if you get isis 2.0. >> ♪ ♪ >> i agree with you. 22020 is heating up. do you feel the fire? democrats are flocking to new hampshire for the democratic convention, rallying voters. and you've got elizabeth warren ♪ ♪ and bernie sanders targeting joe biden saying now is not the time to play it safe, they didn't say applebee's handcrafted burgers it but i'm saying it, a guy like now starting at $7.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood joe. take a listen. >> we can't choose a candidate we don't believe in because we're scared. >> we can't make the mistake that says oh, we got to play it safe. this election is just about finding somebody who can beat donald trump. we're not going to win by just trying to be safe. we're going to win by being now starting at $7.99. i can't believe it.

bold, being fearless. that sophie opened up a wormhole through time? >> every single time we've tried to play it safe with the most (speaking japanese) where am i? established washington tenured (woman speaking french) are you crazy/nuts? figures, every single time we cyclist: pip! pip! come up short. (woman speaking french) i'm here, look at me. it's completely your fault. >> we have got to energize the (man speaking french) ok? it's me. it's my fault? base and pull trump voters in. >> yeah, you see them all no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. starting to take aim. it took them a long time. (pterodactyl screech) at first they were trying to believe it. geico could save you 15% or more on car insurance. play nice but they're realizing after the debates biden't hasn't dropped in the polls, he's still wit looks like jill heading offe on an adventure. a front runner but they believe he's a soft runner open they wanand they wantto go after himm jill has entresto, a heart failure medicine that helps her heart so she can keep on doing what she loves. down. >> do you think they're worrying why he's still in the lead with in the largest heart failure study ever, all of these gaffes. entresto was proven superior at helping people stay alive he's mixing up states. i wonder if they're saying now and out of the hospital. is the time to step in and knock it helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. this guy out of the way. even though he's making the don't take entresto if pregnant; mistakes, it's not happening it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby.

organically. >> reports say he's walking walk don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren from iowa and new hampshire, south carolina is his fire wall or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. because he thinks he has a big portion of the black votes there the most serious side effects are angioedema, and other supporters. low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. mike huckabee, here he is on joe ask your doctor about entresto, for heart failure. biden's candidacy right now. >> i think everybody has been where to next? too hard on joe biden. entrust your heart to entresto. this is a man who has done so many things for his country. joe and i fought together storming the beaches at normal mandy on d day. we were there. and if you don't believe that happened, brian williams has the video footage at nbc to get every bit of it. cut him so slack. he's had a tough time and i think people are yurpd estimating this guy saying he was going to take president trump out behind the schoolhouse and beat him up. i want to see these two on stage. i really do. >> the president has made that clear for a long time, he wants

to go against biden. you hear that biden can win in states like pennsylvania that president trump flipped. i don't think he can. he doesn't have the fire in the belly, the energy and enthusiasm that the left wants. they heard this in 2016. go with the safe one, hillary clinton. she can beat trump. the safe one didn't win. they want to go with thaish heart. >with theirhearts. >> romney, mccain. it's the same story. i get what lrn and bernie sanders is saying. you have to find something that makes you exciting. joe biden looks like a guy who doesn't want the job which is the worst part of it to me. ed: some quick headlines, the final victim of the horrific >> he's running because it's my boat fire in california has been postponed the search crews blame time to run. the high winds and vow to be and if your biggest selling point is i can beat trump and back out there tomorrow. 34 people killed when a boat then people start to realize, caught fire and sank. can you really? they are believed to have died it undercuts the reason you're from smoke inhalation and

run in the first place. lifeguards rescued a pair of if you're a democrat now -- we boaters who got stranded inside a cave in the middle of the send peter ducey out in the night. the two men put their boat on field trying to find rabid biden autopilot and at some point fell asleep. supporters and it's not that's horrible. lifeguards had to use flotation happening. dorian heading north as a devices to physically swim to post tropical cyclone. get them. pete: you are in the cave in a it's expected to may landfall in middle of the night and fall asleep? canada again today. ed: i don't know it's odd. the powerful winds and heavy there's got to be more to it. pete: a new wall street journal report revealing workers are rain topples a crane on to a fleeing america's biggest cities and taking their jobs with them build in nova scotia. to report remotely in smaller hubs nearby. jedediah: as these migrations flood watering raised so high path emerge across the u.s. , people have to be rescued from the role of remote work becoming more of a factor and the study their attics. at least 43 people have died in showing 5.3% of adults in larger metro areas worked from home in 2017 up from 3.7% a decade the hurricane. and the search for the final earlier. ed: here to weigh in is "sunday victim of that horrific boat fire in california has been morning futures" host maria bartiromo good morning. maria: good morning great to see you. ed: a few years ago that was all postponed. search crews blamed high winds for the delay and vow to be back the rage and people weren't out tomorrow. wearing suits because they 34 people were killed when a weren't going to the office and now the suits back so it's going

dive boat caught fire and sank. back and forth. they've believed to have died where do you see the trends going? from smoke inhalation. maria: i think it's about the employee's workload and their kevin hart's car latch key schedule, if you can work at home, increasingly, that is being looked at like doable, okay. if you can actually do some part safety could have saved his of your work at home and not make the commute, i think life. the 1970 plymouth barracuda increasingly employers are trying to work with employees to doesn't have advance seat belt harnesses or a roll cage. have an accommodation for the actor who was not driving whether it's a family issues at home, just to work from home so the vehicle reportedly suffered i don't see any big surprise three spinal fractures when the here. i will say this, there's also an car crash into a ditch. element here that the big cities >> really weak two of college are crumbling, and there is a little of that going on that i mean look at our big cities look football. army nearly pulling off an upset at san francisco. of number 7 michigan. i mean have you seen the digital >> hopkins to throw. this is real. los angeles the homelessness, hopkins sacked. you've got portland and antifa michigan has the football. is there, chicago, eight and the wolverines survive. shootings a day in chicago. i don't know what's going on >> a fumble recovery sealing the with all of our major cities but i mentioned this on mornings with maria on fox business weeks wolverines 24-21 win in double ago that come january, an

overtime. enormous amount of numbers of >> they celebrated like they did inmates are going to be let out a good job. >> top ranked clemson gutting in new york, because they want out a tough win at home, 24-10 to put these satellite jails, four jails in places, i mean over number 12 texas a&m. close down rikers island there's a lot of pushback about these and lsu wins against number nine satellite jails and there's not texas. the same capacity for inmate and usc dominates stanford populations in those jails so i want to make a bet here i think we're going to see crime 45-20. that army game, though, was increase in new york as well, and then we're talking about the crazy and they should have won that game. fact that rikers island is >> jim harbaugh not living up to closing and a huge population is going to be let out. expectations. pete: this is all a big actress kirstie alley opportunity for inside cities too to have the upside in the calling out hollywood about big city but they're not the their latest trump attacks. trappings that are failing these what she's saying has everybody big level cities aren't there yet. maria: you're right and increasingly the infrastructure talking. is accommodating that because next. ♪ the mid-cities may not have the kind of you've got traffic ♪ congestion and other things that are coming into these mid-cities but you are going to see infrastructure accommodating that as well so this trend is going to increase in terms of people trying to work from home.

jedediah: what do you have coming up on your show? maria: we have a great show, we'll talk with senator thom tillis republican from north carolina he's going to be with the president tomorrow so we'll talk about that and how north korea fared after of course dorian hit the bahamas hard, john ratcliffe is here from texas, homeland security committee as well as judiciary we know he was passed over for the dni position we'll find out what went on there and by the way he's also got to talk about this big decision the doj is making and that is whether or not to indict andrew mccabe it's a big decision plus representative doug collins ranking member of the house judiciary committee and matt cartwright, democrat from pennsylvania we'll talk about the democrats incredible continued push to impeach president trump. so we'll talk about that, and you know doug collins says look, when is the judiciary committee going to stop acting like an arm of the dna c and then peter

navarro, trade and manufacturing obviously post those job numbers on friday and now we know that the u.s. will in fact meet with the chinese officials in early october so we'll try to deal with china as well as u.s. mca. jedediah: sounds like a great show. pete: we expect nothing less. good to see you. jedediah: nfl quarterback drew brees playing defense after critics slam him for promoting bring your bibles to school day. pete: our panel of nfl football grates is here to react, derrick coalman, donovan mcnabb all coming up. >> ♪ ♪ these days we're (horn honking) i hear you, sister. that's why i'm partnering with cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anything you feel. physically, and emotionally. body and mind.

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. and we are back with this fox news alert. days before the 9/11 anniversary the president rereeling he canceled secret talks with taliban leaders that were supposed to happen at camp david after the taliban claimed responsibility for a bombing that killed a u.s. soldier and is others in kabul. here to weigh in daniel hoffman. tboogood morning. what is your immediate reaction to the president taking this unprecedented step of revealing that he was about to have secret talks bhap do you think happens next? >> well i think the president made the right decision. it's right for him and the administration to question whether the taliban negotiators in qatar have the ability to influence the taliban. >> and i thought pete made an important point earlier, you want to end the war in

afghanistan after a couple of decades, of course, but you want to do it in a way that's responsible in making sure that we do not leave a safe haven for terrorists where 9/11 started frankly. how do we do that? >> i spent a good portion of my cia career serve in that region. what i'll tell you about all of us out there, military, state department officials, we were proud to be out there, proud to serve, that's really the lesson of 9/11. whale we're not going to fix afghanistan's failed state petri dishes, we need to be there, the threats that are there, al qaeda this is the family who wanted to connect... and isis do not present threats to go where they could explore and experience adventure in unexpected places... to our national security. >> the man who is going to explain that this morning of ♪ who were inspired by different cultures course is secretary of state ♪ mike pompeo. and he went out and gave the and found that the past can create new memories...

landon speech. leading them to discover: we're woven together this is what he said about america. by the moments we share. i want you to react. for everywhere you go, >> america and americanism is expedia has everything you need, all in one place. something that we've got to be proud of. i think sometimes some of us take things for granted. our glorious history shouldn't be revised, it should be pete: nfl quarterback drew brees revered. and the truest eggs prek presenn playing defense after critics slam him for promoting bring your bible to school day. iexpression is tolive in the pl. >> i'd like to set the record straight. i live by two very simple christian fundamentals, and that is love the lord with all your >> it's invoked memories of me heart, mind, and soul, and love your neighbor as yourself, so of president reagan's speech in the fact that these rumors have 1989 "city on a hill" especially been spread about me, are at a time when human heights are completely untrue. what i did was i filmed a video recently that was encouraging being trampled on from mouse cow kids to bring their bibles to to hong kong. school for national bring your those are our values in our bill bible to school day. ed: here to weigh in our panel of rights and that makes america of former nfl stars eric coleman exceptional. >> appreciate you come in early , donna van mcnabb good on this sunday. >> always a pleasure.

morning all. many christians meanwhile this is always a great sunday and having all three of you here outraged over how 2020 hopeful is wonderful. what do you think about drew brees let's start with you eric i want an idea of him pushing pete buttigieg is justifying abortion. back now on the critics saying >> there's a lot of parts in the bible that talks about how life look i want to encourage kids to bring their bible to school. begins with breath. >> so does breath begin with >> i like the fact that he pushed back. here we are in an age where a breath? pastor robert jeffers says quarterback of the nfl team science proves his theory promotes kids to bring bibles to school, promotes something positive and he gets crushed for completely wrong. he joins us live next. it. i think it's a shame and i'm glad that he pushed back. ♪ pete: donna van he's also a ♪ leader in the locker room. i mean, if you haven't thought about switching to geico, does this have any impact on how his teammates view? >> this is a guy standing up for what he believes and i think frankly, you're missing out. we have to really look into a situation where it's much more uh... than just a video that was sent. the mobile app makes it easy to manage your policy, this is something that which a even way out here. lot of people in new orleans are your marshmallow's... get digital id cards, looking at him as a role model, emergency roadside service, they are trying to kind of put even file a... themselves in his shoes, and whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa. whoa! he's sending a good message. this isn't a bad message at all oops, that cheeky little thing got away from me. that he's sending and we all need to look at it if this is a my bad. national day he's trying to geico. bring about and he's promoting it's easy to manage your policy whenever, wherever. it. ed: chris it's like the mob

can i trouble you for another marshmallow? decided drew brees is a bad guy because he got in with this conservative group when they didn't listen to what he said that listen to what's in his heart. you guys played in a different time where not every single thing was political. >> no, we live in the land of offense right now where everything is being constructed to drive clicks, views, likes, shares, it's actually ridiculous i think drew brees is the model american athlete in my opinion. he represents the best of what's possible for just performance and that's on the field or off-the-field. he lives these virtues of representing character and (danny)'s voice) of course you don'te because you didn't!? integrity and i think actually, he's the type of athlete, your job isn't doing hard work... ...it's making them do hard work... especially in todays professional game, that our kids ...and getting paid for it. need to be modeling themselves (vo) snap and sort your expenses to save over $4,600 at tax time. after, and i feel for him, but quickbooks. backing you. good for him he actually pushed back the way he did. i respect him greatly for that. pete: on another topic we've been talking about all morning we have to get your take, antonio brown, he's offended almost everybody. >> [laughter] pete: except for maybe pats fans

but what do you make of this bizarre turn of events? >> it's really unbelievable. cake in the conference room! showing 'em you're ready... to be your own boss. we were talking about it earlier and we come from the era where this social media stuff and this that's the beauty of your smile. crest's three dimensional whitening... all about me kind of atmosphere ...removes stains,... is pushed back, the team ...whitens in-between teeth... ...and protects from future stains. wouldn't have it and the fact that he kind of gets rewarded crest. for it goes to the patriots is healthy, beautiful smiles for life. really unbelievable and i just ♪ hope that he can write this ♪ career, have a great year and have some success in new england ♪ ed: we talked about that because on one hand bellachick is this applebee's handcrafted burgers now starting at $7.99 guy whose like do your job be now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. like a champion and don't do the noise but is he sort of now win at all costs we'll take on someone like antonio brown even though he's not really a team player? >> not that i've ever been in this situation, but [laughter] you know i look at it this way, and if he's bringing over what we've seen over the last month and a half or so, then it's going to tear up the locker room because you'll have young guys who think they can get along with the things he was doing. a lot of young guys following him and trying to address social

here, hello! starts now with -hi!mple...9 media wise, get the likes on how can i help? a data plan for everyone. this, whatever it may be if everyone? that's allowed in the new everyone. let's send to everyone! [ camera clicking ] england locker room and now people say randy moss situation wifi up there? -ahhh. sure, why not? and pick other guys like maybe gordon but those are how'd he get out?! particularly guys who in the a camera might figure it out. social media world wasn't as strong as antonio brown. that was easy! glad i could help. at xfinity, we're here to make life simple. easy. awesome. antonio brown has a group that follows him that films him that so come ask, shop, discover at your xfinity store today. records different things and put out different things and what that does is it puts a lot of appreciate you on football teams because think of the oakland raiders right now. what are they thinking? he had a number one weapon that would help him show he's a franchise quarterback and now all of a sudden he has the same football team he had last year. ed: he gave up two picks for this. >> if he plays the way he played last year then everyone into morning. talks about they need to get rid of him. mit's meetd ya director is pete: comment on this but also start our round of predictions stepping down after backlash over accepting donations linked for 2019. does this put the pats at the to jeffrey epstein. front of that? >> so look culture is the

immune system of an organization resigning one day after the new whether it's a professional yorker reported the school football team, or a business. it makes no difference, and this intentionally hid its connection is a classic case of the best to the financier. player versus the right player. and the maker of oxcy con a lot of people think he's the best player but i commend the tin is expected to file for raiders for making a decision that the best isn't necessarily bankruptcy amid a massive what is right. >> right. >> and i think he's going to a lawsuit. purdue pharma turning down place that culture is everything it is the reason the patriots settlement offers in south south have been successful so this is an ultimate test but there is a saying in boston, in bill we carolina and tennessee. 30 states are sued the company trust, we'll see if that actually works out. accusing it of fueling the i was born in boston so i kind of have to lead with the patriot epidemic. pete. well 2020 candidate pete s, but -- buttigieg is no stranger to >> oh, god. here we go. invoking his christian faith ed: i am sitting next to this when on the campaign trail. but now he's drawing on the guy. pete: what is your prediction, baseball to defend abortion. do your pushback there but also >> there's a lot of parts of the bible that talk about how life baker mayfield, a quarterback like you, makes a lot of noise but backing it up are the begins with breath. cleveland browns for real? the cosmic question of how life >> he's not backing it up yet. begins, most americans can get on board with the idea of, all preseason is preseason. >> good first year. >> we need to see this in the right, i might draw the line regular season and when you have a lot of personalities that you

here, you might draw the line here, but the most important have to cater too and that includes the head coach and he's person drawing the line is the woman making the decision. young. a guy not used to this >> joining us now to react, fox particular position and on offense when you have so many news contributor pastor robert personalities you have to cater jeffers. thank you for being here. i know you're fired up about to. when you have miles garrett that this. using the bible to sus fie justy may be the defensive player of the year and on offense we're talking about all of these guys, he's still going to try to play abortion. >> on thursday butt buttigieg what about landry, callaway, what about these particular guys that you have to cater to and if they come out of the block and all of a sudden they are two and three and two and four, there's going to be some rumblings going deserves the gold medal for bib on. ed: your prediction real quick? for super bowl? well super bowl i'm going kansas city and obviously philadelphia. oracle i'll go with the biblical gymnastics. life begins at conception. david talked about in fawm 139 philadelphia eagles. pete: of course so eric besides the minnesota vikings who do you being formed in his mother's see winning the super bowl? womb. in the new testament a greek >> [laughter] >> well you know, i do like the saints. word is used to describe the i think that drew brees and that offense are very good. baby inside the womb is used to i was going with kansas city but describe a little baby. there is no difference in god's

now the new england -- sight. and science has confirmed what the bible says. pete: the information. we know through medical >> if antonio brown can conform and stay within the realms of technology that that baby in a that team they have a lot of mother's womb is not some weapons over there. pete: june quality edelman could biological blob. it is a human being. have a monster season. and i find it so ironic that the ed: they double team antonio democrats claim to be the party brown, edelman will have a great of science. year. >> but that doesn't say that but when it comes to abortion much. i mean, you talk about you still they have become signs deniers. got to play defense at the end i suppose that's because science of the day. ed: gentlemen, it was a really presented democrats with an inconvenient truth when it comes great conversation. thank you all very much for to life inside the womb. coming in and we'll hold you to >> we reported on this yesterday the predictions and have you back. >> sounds good to me. ed: in factual show us some tips and the buttigieg campaign put because we got a quarterback out a statement saying this, competition i want donovan's this is of course a massive distortion of what pete said and tips, jed over to you. just the latest false attack on jedediah: thanks ed. pete this week. we'll talk about headlines beginning with a fox news alert pete will continue to address another republican is jumping into the presidential race, to challenge president trump. that he's the candidate at the former south carolina moment. congressman mark sanford just we are completely in. a message that is resonating announced on fox news sunday that he is entering the race. with folks around the country. sanford had previously said is this resonating with voters? president trump is taking the country in the wrong direction,

>> it's resonate in the sense and does not deserve to be that pete buttigieg got caught. re-elected. >> and police fire tear gas at "fox & friends" caught him. you've got the tape. he was saying that the bible protesters in a busy hong kong supports abortion because it shopping district after they says that life begins at breath. peacefully mashed to the u.s. consolate hoping to drum up support for their movement and a third grader reading the bible they've been calling on president trump to help liberate knows that it's talking about them from chinese rule. the breath of god. not the breath of a bib by. the protesters say they won't >> hbaby.>> bernie sanders saids stop until all of their demands are met. >> and 2020 hopeful elizabeth warren is reportedly speaking on the sidelines with you guessed it, hillary clinton. nbc news reporting the two have been in "substantial contact" about abortion. >> especially in poor countries since warren's launched her around the world where women do campaign. it's unclear what they've not necessarily want to have discussed neither warren nor large numbers of babies and where they can have the clinton have confirmed the opportunity through birth report. >> and enough over this picture control to control the number of of a man standing on a plane as babies they have. something i want to support. his wife slept. >> so if you want to fight courtney lee johnson shared the climate change you need to be in pic with the caption "this guy stood up the whole six hours so support of abortion. >> look. his wife could sleep" now that is love. what bernie sanders said, using some people on social media didn't find the man's act so abortion to curb population

growth in third-world countries, nobel. one joking, if that is love, i would rather be lonely. that is not only racist, but oh, no. ed: i wonder if this was all put it's recommen reminisce reminisn on though because they don't allow you to stand for six hours jedediah: that's true. ed: is this one of those internet things? pete: that's a long flight. once you're 30,000 feet you're pretty good. i just don't understand why the laying on the lap thing couldn't lie trying t. work. jedediah: and let me say standing for six hours i used to be a waitress and standing for they both have an affinity for six hours is a long time. your legs start to really feel racism. that's what this is. it so that is something quite a and pete, the fact that no democrat candidate has spoken pays being. pete: we'll have to dig on that. out against what bernie sanders ed: rick you do a lot of has said shows how barbaric and standing on-the-job. rick: that's true. walking is easier than standing. pete: for six hours? rick: yeah if you are moving godless the democrat party has become. it's better than just standing. >> why is there such an -- why pete: have you ever stood for is abortion a number one next to six hours? rick: yeah, i've also had a lot of jobs where i stood for six climate change for the modern hours so jedediah pay attention. democratic party? why is this the hill they always you have some advice for want to die on? jedediah after having a baby? >> i cannot figure it out, >> sleep now. except that it's evidence that they are becoming a more and rick: you're here on a pub call? more goodless party. >> we might have gone on one

last night and had a little bit look. this is going to have great of fun, yeah. ramifications in 2020. rick: because your baby is 18 in 2016 is there were some months old. rick: it's your first trip away from the baby. evangelicals on the fence until >> don't make me cry please i that third debate when president miss him so much. rick: sorry sorry i didn't mean trump eviscerated hillary clinton on the issue of abortion to cut you off but take a look showing she would put no at the weather map and show you what is going on. restrictions. if you want to do it before a it is chilly across the far day the child is born, it's north 50 degrees up in maine but okay. it's still hot, in fact overly he won the evangelical vote in hot across much of the southeast 2016 because of that. it's hard to remember that the big storms cutting across the central plains, rain into democrats have moved further to the left on abortion and that's chicago, a little bit later on in towards indianapolis, a why i think president trump is going to win 20 by th 2020 by tt little heavier rain going down towards st. louis, that storm will continue to pull off towards the ohio valley new one moving in across the northern number in history. >> thank you for your time. rockies bringing pretty check out his show "pathway to significant rain and flooding threat across parts of washington but look at the victory" on fox nation. temperatures today the heat is still on the next number of days have a great sunday. thank you very much. well members of the , no big relief in sight. will still feel like summer guys so-called squad, i don't know how they called that nickname, , sorry jed, that was the they're back at it targeting president trump and wrapping up advice. your first trip so you can go calls for his impeachment. they're still at it. there. ed: they are getting their sleep and out partying hard.

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ed: this is at the weslyan university president insisting safe spaces promote ♪ intellectual diversity and do they really promote diversity? pete: i want to see how they make this argument.

jedediah: this stuff is going to make me lose my mind, this is the stuff that drives me crazy, check out the of" called don't jason chaffetz, former chair dismiss safe spaces, and the out right dismissal of safe spaces of course of the house oversight can amount to a harmful committee. overnight breaking, secret talks disregard for the well being of students and perpetuate with the taliban scheduled right environments where they continue before the 9/11 anniversary. to dominate those around them democrats are criticizing the and students never learn how to build a more equity and president that this should be happening. inclusive community and the idea there are others saying it might is to take steps to protect and be a smart way to sit down and figure out a way to sensibly end nurture students emotionally as well as physically should be the war in afghanistan. welcome. >> i think the heart of the okay, physically yes but these president is in the right are folks who prepare these direction. he wants peace and he's ready to students for the real-world and by saying that every time someone says something you sit down with everybody. disagree with, you get triggered or you deserve a safe space, let when barack obama first ran for president, people were critical me tell you you're turning everyone into a nation of babies when he said he would sit down with everybody. and you people leading these the president, if you want different results, you're going schools causing for this you're to have to stri something doing a huge disservice for different. a lot of us believe you can't students and anding like a big get to a negotiation conclusion baby yourself. with the taliban. pete: sure what's the name of can they control forces there in that? jedediah: weslyan. pete: add that to the list of afghanistan. colleges you don't send your afghan president is a good baby to. it tells you everything that you

friend of the united states. need to know about the i don't know if the president was convinced that he could indoctrination camp they're running there and if you need to actually get to that deal. be cod eled by the time you're i think that's why it broke down. 18 or 19 you're not ready for >> he's not even in the talks. the real-world anyway. the whole point of college is >> no. and that's part of the problem. so much of this is cross border free-thinking confronted with the ideas you mesa degree with with pakistan. it's a terribly complicated and disagree with and if you're sent backwards they're setting situation. fit was easy it would have been solved a long time ago. you up to fail. jedediah: good luck sending >> can you make mayes with those kids off to their first job and their boss says something they don't like and totalitarian islamists? they are crying in a cubical in >> these are radical terrorists the corner? ed: by the way, weapons friends that are not well-organized. it's not like you can meet with the leader and they can get the at fox news.com air your word out across the country. comments. pete: please bring them in, we've lost a lot of blood and a defend everybody. i mean, listen, i would say the lot of money and at that point same thing about places where i we say god bless those americans went and it's probably worse who have gone out and served to where i went. ed: take it all. jedediah: toughen up. do that. but this president as much as ed: we're talk about competition anybody wants to get to a point , our football panel, where there is peace. but i don't know that they are we are taking them on on the fly going to be able to achieve it. we'll take on the nfl grates. but let's try it. why not try it after all of pete: that's it. jedediah: bring it, boys! these years. >> i go to ask you about the i

pete: done o son mcnabb. word, impeachment. it's not going away. jedediah: they are doing really members of the squad are calling out with new calls for well. >> ♪ ♪ impeachment. ♪ >> i'm shocked. >> where does this go in this is not going to help democrats. >> you think, are they doing this to help donald trump? think of all of the spat gett py let's get down to business. the business of atlanta on monday... they've thrown at the wall to ... cincinnati on tuesday. see if something would stick. they don't have anything. ...philly on wednesday. they're trying to put impeachment in place to further ...and thursday back to cincinnati . their investigative power in order to go out and do the campaign research for the modernized comfort inns and suites have been refreshed democrats going into 2020. but i think there's a boomerang because when your business keeps going, our business is you. effect that comes back. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels all of the issues facing the when you book direct at choicehotels.com. united states of america, this is what you're focused on? >> jerry nadler has not. chairman of the committee, they're going to keep going with the investigation. cortez tweeted the president is corrupt and must be impeached.

ill hand omar, there is so much of it since he's taken office. we don't need mueller report for impeachment. >> how convenient. >> will there be so much pressure that they move forward with this? >> the president got one of the biggest enemas that he could have gotten in the mueller report. they looked at everything and came up with nothing. they have no facts. they tend to say this is the conclusion, now let's find some fact to back it up. but they haven't found anything. and you can't move forward. there are over 100 democrats on board with this. but if you don't have facts to back it up, it's really hard to convince. >> we heard from two years, then we'll impeachment. then it comes out, we don't need to mueller report, let's impeachment. this is a perfect segway to your book "power grab." >> for 2020 they want to change the rules of the road. what i do in "power grab" is

talk about all of the tools in congress they can use, levers of power to change the narrative and do these types of things and then what they're doing outside of congress to really affect the vote that republicans and conservatives are oblivious to. you have to figure out what's going on there because it will have an effect in 2020. >> it seems like it must be impossible to get anything done in congress these days. it's so polarized, the left and right on on complete by different sides. how do you guys get anything done? >> look at the opportunity cost of what's going on right now within the hugh judiciary now yofer site committee. the fbi is in tatters. we had michael who wits detail 80 pages with how bad it is with director comey at the fbi. jim meadows asked for a hearing to hear from the inspector general about how to fix the fbi.

do you think that's a hearing that congress is going to have? no. they're going to talk about something that happened before donald trump became the president. they don't. for democrats, it's what i write about in "power grab, it's all about power and how they're going to get there is they want to change the narrative and death by a thousand cuts get after this president and affect the 2020 outcome. >> he's going to help me because he's goinon aquiz coming up. pete: today we're taking on the >> i'm going to study. pros, as the nfl kicks off its >> we're doing a contest and first football sunday. you're bringing him in to help jedediah: back with us are nfl grates eric coleman, and donovan you? >> i got to phone a friend. you'll see why. i'm glad you're back, henry tbl mcnabb and along with miranda you're on the naughty list. winfrey who brought this awesome we'll turn to headlines for inflatable game. pete: thank you for bringing you. gang members charged with this. this is awesome. murder. pete: they will let us know the police say they stabbed a rival rules so we know what we're up gang member to death outside of against because these guys behind you, not rick, but -- maryland apartment building. one of the ms13 members using a

>> [laughter] rick: i'm standing right here! machete style knife. detectives say the killing is they've been practicing so it's going to be two on two, you guys linked to a war ms13 and a rival have 30 seconds to score as many points as you want and rick saccone taking score. gang 18th street. a man put in a medically pete: rick saccone keeping score rick: there's different scores. induced coma after being hit in pete: so each one of us takes on the head with a bowling ball. an nfl great for 30 seconds and the victim was rushed to the we rotate? hospital spending two days in a coma. this first up is ed and eric i the police releasinleasing this picture of the accused attacker who is still on the run. believe. what do you got right now? you just count the numbers in nfl star antonio brown is the holes. heading to new england signing a 50 points, 10 points, 5 points. put the number on the clock. 3, 2, 1, go! one-year 15 million-dollar contract with the patriots hours ed: 1! jedediah: you guys are going to of being let go by the raiders. make me so -- no! [bell rings] pete: you need a 50, ed, you >> they freed me. need a 50. >> brown sharing an edited picture in his new uniform. rick: 65! the release coming after a ed: 50. pete: yes! public feud with raiders management. brown never played with the team

after signing a you've got two 50s. 50 million-dollar deal. >> unreal. 3, 2, 1? and kirstie alley slamming the buzzer! >> [buzzer sounds] hollywood elites. i refuse to be part of a hollywood expletive who can't pete: rick you're up. see that not working with republicans is refusing to do jed you're up. biz with gay people. 3, 2, 1, go! we are the same pea shees. thank you, jed. jedediah: oh, man. species. >> last week debra messing called for a release of trump come on! this is hard! votervoters. >> she's had it. rick: that's beautiful form! >> what's what the weather. >> i can read the prompter as jedediah: i'm trying so hard. you're going to see what words you're going to say, were you going to aexpletive or make a beep. and you missed one word down at rick: hurry, 30-20. pete: oh, my goodness, game over the bottom. >> what did i leave out? >> i would like to leave that rick: that's it you won, jed, 30 out, 44 degrees in caribou,

maine. it's coming. -25. but we've got really heat. jedediah: [applause] feels like summer across the south. this is what's left of dorian pete: donovan mcnabb, you're up. way up there across the canadian we're 0 & 2. mayomaritimes. big storms cutting through the rick: all right, 30 seconds on the clock. center of the country, areas red you don't to be the first from kansas over toward illinois loser, pete. there will be a little severe rick: ready, get set, go! weather with this. why are you guys doing this? baking summer across the south if you want summer still, go to pete: should i go to 50? i need a new strategy. atlanta, 96 today. too hot. guys? >> rick, appreciate it. the president delivering a pete: i've got 60! big win for the courts. i want to throw a 50. yes, i did, two of them! conservatives cheering this. he signed the 160th federal judge to the bench. >> calling this is a milestone oh! donovan, i'm feeling it, i'm to the administration and weighs feeling it. in on the president's lasting rick: oh, my god. impact on the courts coming up next. ♪ ed: [laughter] rick: i don't even know. >> [buzzer sounds] ♪ ancestry provided me the opportunity pete: you know, i'm sorry.

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david so work on a peace deal mitch mcconnell and all republicans today i signed the today with the taliban and 160th federal judge to the leaders what should we expect bench. within a short period of time next when it comes to america's we'll be at over 200 federal longest war. democrats on the house judiciary committee planning to vote this judge including many in the upcoming week, on the language appellate courts and two great defining their impeachment supreme court ju justice. inquiry of the president. we'll hear from the ranking joining us to discuss, the republican on that committee doug collins this former law clerk to justice clarence thomas, carry sef reno. welcome to the show. a lot of people talk about the supreme court. that was one of the reasons a lot of people voted for president trump. what about the lower court appointments? why are they so important? >> it's right to emphasize the supreme court. but people don't realize 98% plus cases end at the lower courts. and we've seen troubling behavior in the lower courts, looking at the immigration case bs, the sanctuary city courses where you have the lower courts

saying they've created a law that's special for president trump. this is not the rule of law where you apply a different standard to president trump than you would to any other president. we need judges to apply the same law across the board and that's the kind of men and women we see president trump putting on the court. they're committed to the law as written. >> if you look at the federal circuit court appointments in the first two and a half years, you look at president trump, 43, president obama 20, bush 27, clinton 25. so trump is far ahead what 43. what do you make of those numbers in. >> that is part of a real emphasis that this president put on getting the appeal late judges confirmed. it's the most important seats and they've been the most exceptional nominees that trump thaz had.

what's frustrating is all of the judges across the board haven't had the same success because democrats have put up unprecedented levels of op i guesopposition. even judges with tremendous support go through hurdle after hurdle. we've seen anti-catholic and anti-semitic attacks on the nominee ps whap's incredible is they were able to accomplish that with such a head wiend from thwind fromthe democrats. this senate, leader mcconnell is clear he wants to leave no nominees behind. he going to get the nominees through. and the white house has to keep moving. vacancies have outstripped the confirmations even still. we have to keep moving again with such opposition that the white house is going to have to get nominees in the senate, keep confirming just to keep up with the pace of retirement.

>> there's a deep concern about judicial activism. you talked about trump's picks. do you think people have more confidence now that president trump is in office that the picks will be constitutional moving forward? >> yeah. it's the reason trump was put in office because people wanted to see the kinds of judges that are with on his supreme court list in terms of filling the courts. but i think it's even more clear now, now that we have a track record of just very exceptional men and women with a history of having those constitutionalist principles and then having the courage to stand up for them. judges get a lot of pushback from the media and they need to stand firm. >> they sure do. thanks for being here. the 100th nfl season is under way. check out this camper. the best gear for the season. we have that coming up next. ♪ ♪ >> tech: at safelite autoglass,

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♪ ♪ nfl officially kicking off. full swing now. college football is here. we're going to have a little tail getting antailgating. >> the stuff on the fox square was so cool. i thought it was bouncy house. >> have you thrown a football? >> yeah, i threw one on the show. badly. >> other than this show have you

thrown a football? >> no. never. this was the first time. and you said i didn't do badly but i think you were lying. >> i was lying. for the first time it was good. >> i did win the hockey trophy. >> i saw a trophy when i came back and it had your name on it. >> could this be a contest today? >> i heard it could officially be a contest. >> i'm warming up to see if i'm ready. >> i just saw jason chaffetz in the green room. he's watching football movies right now so he can give you the answers in that quiz. >> i got to phone a friend. >> which doesn't seem fair. >> but you got the answer to the drawing competition yesterday. you had a book there and por jed didn't have anything. >> i drew something that looked like a chicken as a result of you having access to the book. >> it looked like teddy bear head to me. the president revealing this

himself, going on twitter late last night to say there were supposed to be secret talks at camp david near washington this week wednesday the taliban, the afghan president and the president of the united states. but it's all coming apart. >> that's right. at 6:51 last night i saw the tweet come in on my phone. he tweeted a series of three tweets saying unbenoans to almost everyone, the mayor taliban leaders and the president of afghanistan were going to secretly meet with me at camp david. they were coming tonight. they admitted to an attack in kabul that killed one of our great soldiers and 11 other people. >> he went on to is say i immediately canceled the meeting and called off peace negotiations. what kind of people would kill so many to strengthen their bargaining position. they didn't. they only made it worse. if they cannot agree to a cease-fire during the tacks,

then they don't have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreement anyway. how many more decades are they willing to fight. >> did the president generally believe it was time to blow off the talks or was he looking for a reason to blow off the talks because he's been getting flack for the idea of sitting down with the taliban. and clearly from secretary of state mike pompeo and others he's getting advice it might have been a good idea to try something different at the beginning but we still cannot trust with taliban. daniel hoffman, here is how he put it. >> i think the president made the right decision. it's absolutely right for him and the administration to question whether the taliban negotiators in qatar have the will or the capacity to influence the taliban and their growing militant attacks on the government in kabul and coalition forces. we're not going to fix

afghanistan's failed state petri dishes. we need to be there in some form of fashion to ensure that the threats that are there, al qaeda among them and isis, don't present ongoing threats to our national security. >> the president asked the question in his last tweet how many more decades are they willing to fight. i'll answer that question. forever. these islamists have a view of the world which includes killing all of us if they have the power. what's the difference between isis, al qaeda and the taliban? very very little. they have global ambition to hit us but first they want to establish their own caliphate. and right now they're killing americans, they're killing afghans. they won't sit down with the afghan government. they won't guarantee they won't fight the afghan government and we're supposed to cut a peace deal with them? no peace is better than a bad peace. we don't want to nation build

forever without cutting a deal to leads to isis 2.0. in 2012 we were seeing it in the intelligence then. they're waiting us out. the famous quote is the americans have the watches but we have the time. if you cut a bad deal it will live with you forever. that's why mike pompeo wouldn't sign off on this. >> and then the question comes how many troops can you cut safely. many americans are saying do we need our troops there, do we need to be present there at this time. he wants an aspect of a withdrawal because that was a campaign presence. he appealed to a lot of libertarians when he was campaigning saying we don't want to nation build all over the world. i do want to withdrew troops. so how do you balance. >> and he also criticized barack obama for telegraphing what you're going to do. you have to be careful about handing the taliban a victory

saying we're getting out. they're waiting and they want to take over and you have a safe haven for terrorists perhaps which led to 9/1 is and all of this happening on the eve of the 9/11 anniversary. that's what the president is focused on in terms of the world stage national security. back here at home he's focused on the economy. that has been something he's talked about from day one. he mentioned in the campaign, going back to the campaign, he has been pushing the idea that he is going to be out there for the forgotten man, the forgotten woman. that ice what animated and brought the energy and enthusiasm to his campaign. >> magic wand. >> and barack obama said there's no magic wand to bring back the manufacturing jobs and this president beliefs he's done that. >> let's check out president trump on the economy. >> our economy is strong, our country is great. we've never been in a better position. more people are working today in if united states than at any time in the history of our country, almost 160 million

people. so to all fellow american citizens, i say one simple word, congratulations. >> so if the president does not tout the economy, almost nobody else will. this is a video he released on twitter talking about, you hear all of this recession talk. ultimately we're in a great place. great for america. >> i don't think you have to. i understand why he does it because so many in the media are saying recession and they won't report the news of what's happening with the economy. but he doesn't have to say anything remember, people feel that stuff. they feel it in their wallets, they feel it in how much money they have at the end of the day, they feel it whether or not their businesses are thriving or burdened with overregulation. all of that comes into play on a daily basis whether or not the president makes a statement about it or not. >> the president is pushing back on some in the media saying maybe a recession is coming. he thinks that's pese pessimism.

this economy can be summed up by a classic fairly tale, goldilocks and the three bears. that's part of what the president has been doing with the pressure on the fed chairman jerome powell. don't take away the po por aj. >> no one wants a bubble here but we certainly don't want a wet blanket. well somebody who is not a wet blanket, fox news contributor sarah sanders was on our channel on "justice" talk about what the left wants with our president. >> i hope i never become like the democrats are right now that they would rather our president fail and america not continue to grow, continue to be successful so that they could change who is in power. that is a terrible way to look at this country.

i think the president has done a tremendous job and he's not just growing the economy for one sector. he's growing it for all americans. women are doing petter were anakiafrican-americans, hispanic americans. everyone is doing better. it's time to start celebrating the fact. >> i agree with her. the one thing i would take issue with, remember rush limbaugh wrote on op-ed, they said what do you open from the obama president. he said, i hope he fails. four words. i actually dpsh if the other side is going to bring socialism to our country, i hope that fails too. but ultimately people are prospering and jobs are plentiful and wages are going up, we should all be cheering for that unless you have a view that everything is evil that's being done, which is how the

left seeing trump today and then you're wishing for his failure. we're going to turn to headlines now. at least two people are dead and three others injured at a small plane crashed near las vegas. the plane going down shortly after takeoff in henderson, nevada. the pilot told air traffic control that a door came open. the plane is registered to a california flight school. police shoot and kill a knife welding man. he fled a traffic stop leading officers on a wild chase while live streaming on facebook. the suspect threatening officers with a knife before he was shot. a supreme court associate justice neil gorsuch sits down with an interview offering insight on everything from his time in law school to his supreme court confirmation hearing and that of fellow justice brett kavanaugh.

people at the kavanaugh process and they think of yours and think they his is pretty easy. that was a smooth ride. is it? >> you want me to relive the confirmation process? i'm surprised by very little in our country. as a democracy, it's a raucous republic. >> the interview airs tonight at 8 p.m. serena williams loses her second straight u.s. open file this time to a 19-year-old. andreescu winning in straight sets to become the first canadian to win a major tennis title. >> i got to tell you. i was there. it was remarkable. most people in the crowd were cheering for serena williams

thinking history was going to be made, a record number of majors. wasn't happening. this 19-year-old stunned her, stunned the crowd. it was remarkable. thathat was martha interviewing justice gorsuch and she's going to have him on "the story" monday night. drew brees playing defense after critics slammed him for supporting, get this, bring your bible to school day. >> the fact that these rumors have been spread about me are completely untrue. >> the christian group behind the program pushing back. the president of focus on the family joins us next. ♪ ♪

. i'd like to set the record straight. i. leland: by two simple christian fundamentals and that is love the lord with all of your heart, mind and soul and love your neighbor as yourself. so the fact that these rumors have been spread about me are completely untrue. what i did was i filmed a video recently that was encouraging kids to bring their bibles to school for national bring your bible to school day. >> that's nfl quarterback drew brees responding to critics after promoting bring your bible to school day, october 3rd. a special day sponsored by the christian group focus on the family. that group is pushing back saying they will not be silenced. here is president with focus on the family. thank you for joining the program this morning. drew brees steps out in support

of bring your bible to school day and the backlash is overwhelming. why. >> there's a small segment of society that doesn't want the christian society to express our values. i'm so proud of drew brees for doing this. this is something we've done for the past four year. 650,000 kids participated last year. it's a great way for young people to learn how to express their faith in a country that allows them the freedom to do so. >> drew took incoming from all sides basically attacking him to different views focus on the family may have and putting him on his heels. have you talked to drew, what's been his reaction. we've seen things publicly. obviously still supports bring your bible to school day. your reaction to that. >> we haven't talked directly. but i appreciate his point. i agree with him. there's two commandments that jesus gave us, love the neighbor

as yourself and love the lord our god with our heart, soul and mind. we believe in that too. we don't hate anybody. we have a different idea, a biblbiblical idea of what the definition of smairnlg is. we can't edit the book. drew brees unfortunately i unfos taking heat for something she should not take heat for. living out his conviction and faith. and that's a problem in this culture if we can't speak to someone about what we believe and every time you do you're castigated as a hate group or anti-group that makes dialogue difficult. >> that means there's no real tolerance in a society where different thoughts are going to exist. here are some of the headlines. ya ho drew brees needs to

apologize. drow brees is the biggest hypocrite in sports. you think about a guy like this, he steps out for his faith for bring your bible to school day probably not anticipating any of this. but this is all instigated by left-wing groups who hate what you stand for and want to create this divide. >> exactly right. they want to caricature us and drew brees in this case as something evil, dark and horrible. it's not true. we love all people. we do. god commands us to do that. and yet we still have principles that we need to live by. and that is the friction point. they want everyone to succumb to their idea, their world view of what it means to be married. and i'm telling you, you know, for 2,000 years, we have followed the teachings of christ and we're going to continue to do so. i'm just saying it would be nice to be able to pull together,

have discussion. this is a pluralistic culture. they've won the battle. now is it can they serve at the table and allow others to have a different opinion. >> we can have different views on marriage but ultimately we live in a free society where you should be able to have the different views and debate it. thank you for starting bring your bible to school day octobe. it's an important reminder that we have the freedom of rnls and freedom of speech to do just this. well, is this another case of trump derangement syndrome? a "the new york times" columnist blaming her years' long insomnia on president trump winning in 2016. our next guest shows this showss that the left has learned nothing. up next. ♪

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learned one lesson since 2016. they're predicting the imminent demise of the gop in this column based on a book written by one of hillary clinton's 2016 pollsters because apparently walter mondale's pollsters were not available. what it shows more importantly is the left is doubling down on their contempt of their fellow countrymen. goldberg removes to the gop as a foul conglomeration that's turned american politicians into a dystopian farce. calling half of the county deplorable and irredeemable didn't work in 2016. i don't think it's going to work any better in 2020. >> when trump got elected companies were offering counseling, internal counseling and people were having complete metdowns about their health and entering therapy. what is going to happen if he wins again? >> i think we're going to need to change the dsm, we're taking

many disorders out of the handbook. we need to put trump derangement stream into the book. and we know that the "the new york times" is going to keep this up saying now that the russian collusion hoax is how, they're going to doubling down on trump being a terrible racial bibigot open his supporters beig bigotbigots also. the derangement gets worse and worse. >> you wrote the famously insightful book "reasons to vote for democrats." the best page turner i've ever read. >> i went through it. i didn't find stuff. >> it gave every reason to vote for democrats. if you were to rewrite 2.0, which i suggest you do, put a lot of work into it, how would you address trump derainment syndrome? >> i would need to add several chapters. the original book consists of 250 blank pages. i any now we're going to expand

anytime a special edition to 500 for the 2020 race. >> the time is now, michael. seize the day. no better time than now. >> that's an amazing idea. i give you so much credit for that. that is a gift that everyone wants to get in their stocking for christmas. how did you come up with that? >> well, it's not the newest joke in the book there's one called "everything men know about women." there have been a few before. but this is the one for now. and president trump, by the way, did endorse it as a great book for your reading enjoyment. you've got his expertise as well. >> what are your thoughts on joe biden right now? let's talk about the democrats, get your thoughts. >> well, unfortunately joe biden seems to be declining day and day and i'm not only speaking about his mental faculties, i'm talking about his polling numbers as well. he's trying to run the race against himself. and as you can see in the "the new york times" the moderates are not doing well.

the democratic party is running radically to the left. it's not going to serve him or them well. >> michael knowles book that was blank sold way more than mine which had a lot of writing in it. thanks for joining us this morning. >> good to see y'all. the trump administration unveiling a new plan to revamp the housing market. but 2020 hopeful elizabeth warren is calling it shameful. >> what does the housing and urban development secretary dr. ben carson think about it. he authored it. he's going to give us the details first. that is live next. [music playing] (vo) this is jerry. jerry has a membership to this gym, but he's not using it. and he has subscriptions to a music service he doesn't listen to and five streaming video services he doesn't watch. this is jerry learning that he's still paying for this stuff he's not using. he's seeing his recurring payments in control tower in the wells fargo mobile app.

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attacking your plan saying this is going to widen the gap between home ownership among whites and blacks in america. what is your case for why this is the right plan right now? >> well, you know, there's an old saying the time to repair a leak in the roof is when the sun is shining. don't wait until there's a storm. and right now economically the sun is shining on us and we recognize that, you know, the gfcs, government entities like fannie mae and freddie mac have been in conservatorship frp the last 11 years playing taxpayers at risk. this is an opportunity to really change that dynamic while at the same time refocusing the mission of fha. >> you're certainly right there was a huge problem for taxpayers with the bubble in the housing crisis.

taxpayers were on the hook. can you give us one or two piecepieceof the plan from the t and yourself that you think will make it better? >> i can give you a lot more than one or two. but one of the key things we're doing is separating or proposing that we separate out the functions of the fha from just a financial function that are really aimed at making sure that we can maintain the 30-year mortgage and the financial viability of the situation with the rental assistance programs. right now the fha commissioner is responsible for all of those things and really cannot focus individually on them. also, at the same time, making sure that we give fha and fannie mae the tools that are necessary to manage risk. right now we have a one size fits all model. that's not appropriate. >> elizabeth warren who has been rise in the polls has completely slam thd housing market plan say

in the middle of a housing affordability crisis when the gap between the black and white home ownership gap is as large as it was, the trump administration wants to make it harder for credit worthy working families, especially families of kol loor to buy a home and build wealth. that's shameful. what do you make of her slamming this? >> smart people learn from things that have not worked out in the past. and as you remember more than a decade ago there was a big brouhaha about the wealth gap, the housing gap and that everybody should own a home. and there was a lot of manipulation, credit manipulations that were inappropriate so that people lost not only their home, they lost their credit and their future possibilities. a lot of the african-american community were victimized by this. and we're looking at ways to get them back at home. but learn from those things and not repeat the same kinds of

mistakes. >> mr. secretary, for average folks in layman's terms, how do these changes affect their engagement with the housing market? >> bell well, we're talking wite services with the people who actually make the loans versus the people who provide the insurance for the loans, fort gaj, banks, securities in the way they service people, in terms of what they look at before they foreclose on an individual. we have something we call a waterfall of options. we're requiring people to go through all of those things and not just go straight to foreclosure. and those are the kinds of things that i think will improve the quality of people's lives. part of the american dream is home ownership. and that's what we're looking to affordable housing, you know, the president signed an executive order creating the council to remove the barriers and examine the barrier to affordable housing.

that makes a big difference. opportunity. utilizing the cash that people have realized over the course of the last couple of years to put those into places that have been neglected economically for a long period of time to give those people an opportunity to be part of this flourishing economy. >> we know you've been working hard on these big issues and we appreciate you taking some time out of your weekend with your family in order to be with us and our viewers. thank you for coming in. >> always a pleasure. we're going to turn to headlines for you right now. supreme court justice neil gorsuch opening up from the hike court. here's a clip in shannon bream's wide-ranging interview as justice gorsuch explains his only rule for his law clerk. >> rule number one, don't make it up. follow the law. rule number two, when everybody else around you is yelling at you, asking you to make it up,

or condemning you for not making it up, refer to rule number one. >> this full interview airs tonight at 8:00 and again at 11:00 on fox news. and thousands of demonstrators take to the streets in hong kong once again now urging president trump to liberate their city. for months they've been hitting the streets calling for more democratic freedom, even after the government agreed to withdraw a controversial extradition bill. the protesters have since widened their demands saying they won't stop until they're all met. a new dock menry revealing the panic for the water crisis in flint, michigan. >> tell them do not drink the water. we're not ready and he said people are going to die. >> that's the sister of the former flint water plant foreman who warned of the water's danger before the city reactivated the plant. the tainted water killed at

least 12 people. and twitter is going nuts over this picture of a man standing on a plane as his wife slept. courtney legion son shared the pick with the caption, this guy stood up the whole six hours so his wife could sleep. now that is love. some commenters don't find the acts so noble. one tweeting if that is love, i would rather be lonely. oh, man, people really get heated. >> you're newly married. would you stand for hours? >> that is love. i agree. >> that's something. >> that's something. >> six hours. >> isn't sound like a yes or no. >> what about the i sit down, you sleep on my lap thing. i'm your pillow. that would be a better option than standing. >> it's like a my pillow on the go. >> maybe she doesn't think he's a good pillow. that's a whole other doppic. >topic.>> rick what do you thin? >> would you stand for six hours so she could sleep? >> definitely.

>> you're only saying that because he's on tv. would you do that? >> probably not. >> we got the truth. nice try. we're not going to let you get away with that. let's talk about the weather out there. take a look at the map show you what's going on. almost the peak of hurricane season. we're two days away from the statistical peak of hurricane season. nothing in the immediate that we're watching. there is a disturbance out across the atlantic and anytime we have a disturbance this time of the year we worry that it would develop. that showing some signs of something. we'll let you know wh you need to worry. what was dorian is across parts of canada, came ashore yesterday with 80-mile-per-hour winds. incredible storm. it's finally gone. big storms moving across the central plains right now and some across the northern rockies and we're going to see machine soonl moisture moving across the desert southwest. texas, 100 degrees in texas.

it's hot. that's where these people are. you better be standing so she can sleep. everybody have proof that you said you would do that now. >> i am as soon as we get a seat on a plane. >> there you go. back to you. >> i like that man. >> shamed into it. >> and he immediately answered unlike other people. >> and his wife was immediately honest. >> she called him out. >> thanks, rick. all right. actress scee kirstie alley callg out hollywood. songwriter, the one eanl ony knows a thing about politics. he's going to be up next. ♪ ♪

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kirstie alley calling out those in hollywood for shunning trump supporters. >> writing this, i refuse to be part of the hollywood blank who can't see that not working with republicans is as stupid and nasty as refusing to do business with gay people. stop acting above the fray you dam hypocrites. we're the say species. let's help each other out you damn yahoo!s. snr welcome back ed henry. we're friends. got to say it's great to see you. >> bottom line is, it seems to me that kirstie alley is getting out a serious point here which is you have folks on the left talking about tolerance yet they're intolerant. >> they're so hypocritical. she was nice in the tweet. she was nice. it was polite and nice. everybody stand down. everybody has got to rehabbing. i'm so pumped up.

i still have on the tuxedo i wore onstage last night. i got the call last weekend to be on "fox & friends," get to see ed. i haven't seen need a while. >> did you shower? >> it was for a famous new yorker who does so much for charity. he had his birthday. it was all about how great america is. you know what the center piece was what we did on the tease? a spinning sp statue of liberty. we sing "god bless america" everyone stands up immediately, hand over their heart singing. john is an immigrant to this country, worked so hard. and then when you see everybody put it down, oh, the president is this. everybody has to stand down. on my radio show, the mantra is

put aside the divide. we have a great country. we are a great people. everybody has got to stop criticizing. >> can the left, can hollywood put it aside. >> yes. >> i love the optimism but what evidence do you have? >> someone else said, someone at the table saiz said this, the president will win in a landslide and he will be indeed the people's president. that's what's going to happen. they're not going to have a choice. it's okay. you guys travel, go out and do the remotes. i'm all over the country when i'm not doing the radio show. everybody is optimistic. everybody is okay. if you disagree open want to vote for joe biden, vote for joe biden. they're criticizing about donald trump doing a fundraiser. remember when hillary went out and george clooney said this is crazy. >> there was a lot of liberal backlashes from the tweets that

were so controversial talking about trump fundraisers and trump donors. even liberals are saying enough is enough. i actually agree with you, i think there's going to be a tide to turns here. >> you can't just stop and go up against a person just for being against them. is that what you believe in? and you know, i always wear my american flag pin, you know what i mean? and i was at my high school reunion and some guy walked up to me and said you're old. no she didn't say that. she points to my pin, oh, you're a trump supporter. because i have. pin? i said no, i'm a patriot. i love this country. my grandparents came from italy. they learned the language, the laws of the united states of america. we're the greatest country on planet earth. that's why i wear the pin. everybody will settle down. >> i hope and pray that happens. joe, thank you.

>> we're doing a football quiz. >> i'm so bad at quiz. >> we won't embarrass you. >> coming up, do you know your football movie classics? >> with the nfl season under way, tom shillue is quizzing us on our knowledge coming up. ♪ ♪

. all right. it's time for our favorite quiz show, football edition. >> as professional football returns this week we're testing out our knowledge of classic football films. >> here to put us to the test is the host of the quiz show on fox

nation, tom shillue. welcome. >> okay. ready. four choices, a, b, c, d. what famous football movie character said that, i've been ready my whole life, the water buoy, any given sunday, rudy or the replacements? chaffetz you were waiting to burs in there. >buzz in there. >> got to be rudy. >> let's take a look at the clip. >> it is. >> you brought in the ringer. that was a good one. it could have been shane falco though. >> mark wahlberg a 30-year-old substitute teacher and bartender whose dream comes through as a february of the philadelphia eagles. hegseth? >> invincible.

>> we'll go to the clip and see. you see a wonderful picture of. >> mark wahlberg. >> that is "invincible ." >> i'm ready. >> question three. which film featured denzel washington, and rye ongas ling as part of the all-star case, the blind side, leather heads, the game plan or remember the titans. you guys are both hovering. >> let's say it together, jason. >> "remember the titans." >> oh! >> we got the clip here. look. >> made the decision to put you on my staff. >> i did not hire you. >> i came up here to coach. >> so i guess we're both in a situation we don't want to be in. >> where are you at on this?

>> which movie. rick has been ready to buzz in. which movie features al pacino's motivational inch by inch speech, when the game stands tall, any given sunday, concussion or the longest yard. i saw pete again. >> "any given sunday." one of the best speeches of all time. >> let's go to the clip. >> look at the guy next to you. look into his eyes. i think you will see a guy that will go that inch with you. you will see a guy who will sacrifice himself for this team because he knows when it comes down to it you're going to do the same for him. >> that's what living is. six inches. in front of your face. >> hegseth is the winner of this round. >> jedidiah where were you on >> this is my team player. still ahead, judge jeanine

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skydiving this year is surgery next year we need something crazy. jedediah: we had so much fun doing that by the way. pete? i called out pete the whole time for not being there. ed: not available but he will show up today. pete: i had a family obligation. put your money down now. you're in the competition too. jedediah: i don't know if i'm in the competition but i'm happy to try. i'm not going to have the fear of competition in football. you have to watch out for me in fitness, obstacle course, i'm the bounce house queen. pete: the al pacino speech from any given sunday is one of the best speeches in all of film and i used to listen to it on a loop in my ear. i can could resite it for you right now. ed: a lot of fun but also breaking news overnight. this fox news alert, he canceled the meeting with taliban leaders set for today it was all a big secret until he let it out of

the bag after a u.s. army paratrooper was killed by the taliban in a suicide bombing. pete: talks of the deal with the taliban in afghanistan now seemingly in my opinion hopefully at a stand still as the president puts the taliban on notice. jedediah: mark meredith joins us live from washington. mark? >> good morning to you guys president trump surprised a lot of people last night when he tweeted out what he planned to hold a secret meeting with major taliban leaders and leaders from afghanistan as you mentioned at camp david this weekend but the president says that meeting was canceled last minute after a suicide bombing in kabul thursday, and 12 people were killed including a u.s. verse member and the president tweeted about the now canceled afghanistan peace talk and he had to say "what kind of people would kill so many in order to strengthen their bargaining position. they didn't, they only made it worse if they can't agree to a cease fire during these very important peace talk and kill 12 innocent people and they probably don't have the power to negotiate a meaning meaningful agreement anyway.

the body of the american soldier , killed in thursday's attack, army sargent first class ortiz arrived back in the u.s. late yesterday. secretary of state mike pompeo was among those who paid their respects, at delaware's dover air force base. now the president has no public events on his schedule today, when that meeting would have been taking place at camp david but we'll be watching to see if he has any more tweets on this topic throughout the day. pete, ed and jedediah back to you guys. ed: appreciate it. pete: big development because it felt like the momentum was an automatic deal and a lot of people looking at it felt this was a really bad deal that doesn't guarantee our continued commitment of a counterterrorism force and doesn't ensure the survival of the afghan government, it doesn't end the fighting there's no cease fire so it felt like it's ambassador was giving away the farm and at the last minute the president tweets outlast night about 7:00 p.m., stop, we're losing guys on the ground. they are trying to do it as leverage so a lot of people see

this as time to step back. jedediah: i think a lot of people were happy to see him cancel that. one thing that always comes up is people ask me oftentimes what the distinction is between you have isis, al qaeda, the taliban in terms of whether or not you could trust any of those groups of people to sit down at a negotiation table and follow through on their word is there a distinction to be made there? pete: no. they will lie to your face and they feel justified based on their few of their religious faith to lie to your face in order to justify their view of the world so you can't trust these guys at all and if they are still on the offensive and they feel like they have the momentum which the taliban think s they do, then you're not going to get a good deal and yesterday on the program we have two guys, sean parnell, and joey jones on our program talking about afghanistan and this is before we found out the peace talks were off. this is what sean parnell had to say. >> how can you have a peace deal when peace is not a part of it? this deal, the biggest red flag

of the deal is that the pakistan taliban are not a part of it. a week ago they attacked a major city, there was a car bombing in kabul, they just killed a u.s. soldier, so again there's only peace on one side of this thing. it's a major red flag. >> we have to show them we're not just looking for an exit strategy. if that's what they believe we're doing which really is what it looks like then they have the time and we have the watch. we will wait this out but if they understand we're not going to let them do the things we've done before to include 9/11 or harboring people like that then we might have a place of negotiation but the way it is right now they are killing us while we're talking to them about territory they can keep, that we spent 20 years taking away from them or fighting them over, this sounds a lot like negotiating a loss and i don't believe we deserve that. ed: he certainly points to something with a key bit of context which is 9/11 and the anniversary coming up this week. you can certainly see president trump who likes the flare for a dramatic moment like the peace and nuclear talks with kim

jong-un, for example,, the idea of having a secret summit at camp david on the 9/11 anniversary. if you can deliver peace beings if you can deliver a real deal that is actually enforceable, that would be wonderful around the 9/11 anniversary, but if it's a nonsense deal that the taliban will never live up to, it's smart for the president to say no way, time out, we're not doing this because it's only going to en flame people in this country and rightly so on the eve of this horrible, the anniversary of this horrible tragedy here in america where 9/11 all started because of the terrorists that were hash ored by the taliban and we all want to see an end to the war and as you say but a peace that will last and that is real not some b s deal. pete: you have to look at the lessons of the iraq war of a unilateral ending of the war can lead to an isis this would be icy 2.0 and jed, you raised this point. people don't want endless war in afghanistan and it was part of what the president promised that's not what this is though. it's a recognition that a bad deal is worse than no deal at all. you can keep troops there to

kill these guys that want to kill us without a nation building exercise. jedediah: and while the president is prioritizing national security, talking about the economy he's wondering well what are democrats in congress talking about well guess what, talking about impeachment and members of the squad in particular renewing those calls for impeachment. house democrats planning to take their first formal steps to impeach president trump. let's check out these tweets, you have representative alexandria ocasio-cortez saying the president is corrupt and must be impeached. ed: short and sweet. jedediah: this is insanely corrupt, there is so much since he has taken off we don't need, mueller reports for impeachment. pete: most people, all congress takes a break and now they are coming back everyone has moved past this idea that we're going to impeach the president. but that's where they are going? ed: before the august break i went away for a while and i was watching some of this from afar and when i left, jerry nadler

was talking about wellpete mueller's testimony didn't work out the way we wanted to, we're still moving forward with impeachment and at that time, in early july, it looks like not that there's momentum but there's a path for them to try. here you are now in september there's no path and nowhere to go and yet illham omar and others on the left are trying to breathe last home into the idea of the i word coming back when leaders like nancy pelosi are saying a, we moved on and b, it's probably a bad idea politically for democrats so jason chaffetz wanted to know who was on the program earlier saying they haven't found anything to really impeach the president but they persist, watch. >> it gets to the point where you almost think are they doing this to help donald trump because they have tried i think of all of the spaghetti they have thrown at the wall trying to figure out if something would stick along the way. they don't have anything, they are trying to put impeachment into place so they can further their investigative powers in order to go out and do the campaign research for the

democrats going into 2020, but i think there is this boomerang effect that comes back and says that all of the issues in the united states of america, this is what you're going to be focused on? they tend to say hey, look this is the conclusion, now let's go back and find some facts to back it up but they haven't found anything. ed: to this point for two years we heard wait for mueller, once he comes out with the report when you impeachment him. then the report comes out, well let's not. jedediah: but two key topics you have impeachment and climate change and i'm wondering if they are doing internal polling and looking at that voting base and seeing if those are thish auto you is they care about. every democrat i talk to wants them to stop talking about impeachment and focus on the issues because they feel we are losing gain for democrats. pete: i'm not all that interested in what they talk about on the debate stage on thursday. i'll watch whatever but it'll be interesting to see whether they get asked about this and what leading presidential candidates say because congress is one thing but if you're running to be the leader of that party if

you're calling for impeachment that's a whole other ballgame. will they go in or out? do you cross the squad? is that dangerous if you're a president? ed: friends@foxnews.com. jedediah: in the meantime we'll turn to headlines, a fox news alert, dorian heading north "a post-tropical cyclone expected to make landfall in canada again today. the storms powerful winds toppl ing a massive crane on an apartment building in nova scotia. luckily nobody was hurt. the power powerful storm causing floodwaters so high people had to be rescued from their attics in north carolina and further south a cruise ship dropping off more than 1,400 evacuees in florida from the bahamas after hurricane dorian reeked havoc on the islands. at least 43 people have died in the hurricane. >> kevin hart's call reportedly lacked key safety features that could have prevented his injuries. in a horrific crash, car experts

told tmz there was not advanced seat belt harness or a roll cage which is unusual for such high powered vehicles. the actor who was not driving the vehicle reportedly suffered three spinal fractures when the car crashed into a ditch. pete: exciting weekend of college football. army nearly pulling off an upset of number 7, michigan. ♪ ♪ >> michigan has the football! and the wolverines survive. pete: nobody wanted to see that. a recovery stealing the wolverines 24-21 win in two overtimes. ed: michigan not going to stay in the top 10. pete: no and army has a great future in front of them. and number 6, lsu wins a 45-38 shootout on the road against number 9 texas, and usc dominate s number 23 stanford

45-20. a lot of points on the board this saturday. ed: those are your headlines. jedediah: wolverines i like that name. pete: you know, you try to talk about stuff and then it comes back -- ed: and then we focus on the mascot. jedediah: that's what gets the fans excited am i rite aid answer? ed: judge jeanine sounding off on james comey and a whole lot more, that is coming up next. >> ♪ ♪ ♪

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to come out and show that comey was apply after and a leaker that he disgraced himself and did a total dissevers to the fbi i think we're seeing more and more and more and continued reasons why the president was completely right in firing james comey. i think he is lucky that he's not already in prison. ed: well that is a former white house press secretary fox news contributor sarah sanders telling justice host, jeanine pi rro exactly what she thinks about james comey following the release of the long-awaited ig report. pete: judge joins us with more. thank you so much for being here nice to be with you guys on this sunday morning. especially since i was here since last night. pete: you were on the other side of the great conversation last night. your take of where this whole thing goes? >> well it's one of the things that i talked to sarah about. i said look, americans want to know, is something going to happen and given my background, i'm not ready to go in there, and make the case, and i do, in

my opening statement, you know look, this guy has done everything wrong. the president was right as she has said, in firing james comey. the democrats were on board, of course until the president fired him and then he was a good guy who shouldn't have been fired. the bottom line is is that bill barr could have indiana indicted them but bill barr made a decision not to so the question was why is he looking at the left-leading d.c. jury pole was he saying look i'm a good guy, i'm not making this political it's not a big deal, was he saying i'm going to wait for the big kahunas, which is the fraud on the fisa court possibly but i was really impressed when sarah seemed pretty sure that justice was coming and sarah sanders is a very bright woman and she's not going to tell you exactly how she knows that but in my book, radicals resistance and revenge i talk about bill barr that slower locomotive, nobody will get him off track, he's going to get there and i'm

hoping that that's the case, because everything that he's done, when he was in the fbi, was about him, his ego, fractur ing this country think about it. but for james comey, leak information in that last report, to get a special prosecutor robert mueller we would not have gone through two years of the russia collusion dilution, james comey is one person who almost fractured this country because of his ego and his ideology and whatever else is on the line. ed: he says that you and others owe him an apology. >> ha! i worked with james comey he was a u.s. attorney when i was the elected da. he owes america an apology and nobody owes him an apology, he used his ideology, his position, he smeared the fbi's reputation just trying to get it back now that he is gone he is someone who thought the rules didn't apply to him and he has this condescending approach and even the guys at the fbi behind his back called him cardinal comey.

cut it out, jim and i just wish justice would come sooner rather than later. jedediah: i want to get back to your book. you have some of the best titles so first of all how is the book doing and secondly what do you want people to get at the biggest takeaway when they resist read this book? >> i think the biggest takeaway is with liars, leakers and liberals i talked about the doj and the fbi and the corruption at that point and then i step back and i looked at what was going on in this country. the radicals want to resist everything the president is doing resist what we did by putting him in the oval office and the revenge is unbelievable. it is a plot to remake america and get rid of the first amendment. we shouldn't be able to say what we think it's upending the constitution the presumption of innocence with someone like brett kavanaugh, and replacing capitalism with socialism and when it comes to abortion for babies born and born alive make it comfortable if the mother

wants them good and if not let it just pass. pete: there's even a plot against your book though. can you share? well, you know, the new york times put me at number 3 when the wall street journal, washington post, chicago sun-times publishers weekly all put me at number 1. it's based on book sales. so the new york times put me at number three instead of number one but they put michelle obama above me which i thought was -- pete: but you had three times more books than she did. >> she sold 9,000 and i sold 26,000. but isn't that the whole point that they change everything to satisfy their needs? and it is fake news. you know? it wouldn't be like donald trump for not the president he was right. it's fake news, these are number s. you can't rebutt them. ed: meanwhile, has the american adult got a [indiscernible]?

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ed: good morning again. quick headlines boeing is suspending load testing on its new 777 x jet. the decision coming about a day after seattle times reported a cargo door on the jet exploded outward, wow. that happened during a certification test. the jet's release had already been delayed to next year. >> a new study finding that scientists might not only be able to slow the process of aging, but could actually reverse it. for a year, ucla researchers gave volunteers a mix of three common drugs, a growth hormone and two devon nunes medicine and they found they lost an average

of 2.5 years on their clock which tracks biological age and the scientists said they were surprised by those results so pete, there's still hope for us. pete: we'll see about that thanks, ed. the american adult has become extinct according to a new op-ed entitled americans have become children, demanding dependent and needy. the author arguing "we are los ing crucial emotional and mental capacities for self- reflection, for wandering thoughts and the ability to tolerate boredom" and that is the very definition of being a child. here to weigh in, larry wingut and the author of what's wrong with dam near everything and parenting expert, author of coach parenting, thank you both for being here. larry i'll start with you, they call it adulting when you buck the trend and don't act like a child what do you make of this? >> we tell them that adulting is hard and then we wonder why they don't want to become adults there's a societal issue here as well as a political issue. why would they want to become

dependent when society and politicians are saying the best thing for you is to let government to be mom and dad for you and we'll provide your health care and paid for your education and if you already do we'll forgive all of that and we'll even pay you for breathing today with universal basic income, so there's not a big expectation to become an adult nor a consequence for not becoming an adult. pete: erica, you know, politics is downstream from culture so larry is talking about politics but what is our culture doing as well that reinforces this adolescent view? >> well i think one of the biggest problems that people feel they need to be entertained all the time and raising children that also feel the need to be entertained all the time. it used to be that maybe your kids would watch cartoons on the weekends so you could sleep in a little but then go out and have fun. now, you see little kids in the strollers and they have tablets and constantly being entertained whether it's in a restaurant or anywhere you go, and they're not looking up, they're not using

their imagination. i think it's one of the biggest problems we're seeing. pete: larry, yes it's a great point. sometimes i feel guilty but not really on planes i know my kids have devices i make them sit there and color and talk to each other. is it simple things like that that pulls them away from their view of themselves and one screen and to engage the world? >> i do believe it's a whole list of very simple things, pete i think that parents need to step in and remember that kids need to be encouraged to play and make friends and have fun, but again, society isn't even telling school systems they can't have recess where kids go out and play tag and fall down and get scraped up and learn how to win and more importantly learn how to lose and then we're surprised they want to play adult recess and do all those very same things once they become a little more independent , get some money and get free type, they want to go play tag and have adult recess instead at three years old we stick $1,000 computer in

their hand, and wonder why they're confused. pete: larry you're not joking. the wall street journal recently had a front page story about recess for grown-ups where you can play dodge ball, kick ball, hop scotch, so erica, if we're getting rid of real recess and freeplay ms. for kids but adults , what does that tell us? >> well i'm okay with a little bit of adult recess because sometimes we need to go out and have fun. i don't really love dodge ball but if that's what you like that's great but what it's really saying is as adults and parents we have to behave like adults so that means you can't give your children whatever they want whenever they want because it's difficult. it's always hard to say no to your kids. it's hard to be a grown-up but when you're a grown-up you have to behave like one and then you choose to be a parent? your job is to behave like a parent and grown-up not be their friend, not give them whatever they want, and make sure they understand that it is okay to be board sometimes i remember going up to my grandparents house in vermont and it was a five hour trip and

we didn't have any of these things and we sang songs and told stories and yes we were board but we also had to think a little bit. pete: adults just be adults and let kids be kids that could actually work. larry and erica thank you very much for your time this morning. >> thank you so much. pete: nfl quarterback drew brees while playing defense after critics slam him for promoting bring your bible to school day. >> the fact that these rumors have been spread about me are completely untrue. pete: now the christian group behind the program is pushing back on critics, that's next. plus, no tailgate would be complete without food. we're grilling up game day favorites on this football sunday. fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely.

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>> one of my favorite versus in the bible is second corinthians where we live by faith, so i want to encourage you to live out your faith on bring your bible to school day, and share god's love with friends. you're not alone. ed: i'm not a new orleans saints fan but i'm a drew brees fan because he's serious about his faith, he talks about it but it sounds to me at least i don't know, met him briefly once years ago, he seems tolerant of other

views, other people. he's saying look i'm christian, i'm going to speak out, i think it's great that we're encouraging kids to bring a bible to school day all of that but he's not subscribing to sort of anti-tolerant, intolerant views towards gay people, and others, and yet critics out there have tried to tie him to focus on the family his conservative group that has been pushing this take your bible to school day. in fact as he's pushed back on the critics what drew brees is saying look is i'm entitled in america to speak out this freedom of religion and freedom of speech, i'm tolerant of other s not just talking the talk i'm walking the walk. i'm christian he says in the sense of welcoming other people and not just speaking out about my own views. jedediah: and drew brees actually came out and responded to the backlash. let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> i'd like to set the record straight. i live by two very simple christian fundamentals. that is love the lord with all your heart, mind, and soul, and love your neighbors, yourself,

so the fact that these rumors have been spread about me are completely untrue. what i did was i filmed a video recently that was encouraging kids to bring their bibles to school for national bring your bible to school day. to live out your faith with confidence and i gave my favorite bible verse. pete: he's taking heat for two reason, people think it's controversial to bring your bible to school which october 3 by the way is bring your bible to school day but number two because of association with focus on the family which you talked about ed but we had jim daily the president of focus on the family on the program earlier and he spoke about it, listen. >> i'm so proud of drew brees for doing this. i think drew brees unfortunately is taking heat for something he should not take heat for and that's to live out his convictions and his faith. and that's a problem if we can't in this culture, if we can't speak to each other, about what

we believe, and every time you do if you are a hate group of anti group that makes dialogue very difficult. pete: he's pointing to the idea of real tolerance, we live in this country where you can have differing views focus on the family, a conservative christian organization has certain views on marriage, you're free to disagree with it but that has nothing to do with why drew brees cut a video about bring your bible to school. jedediah: and my takeaway with just watching it was he seems incredibly genuine. he didn't put this out with malicious intent and it's sad that no one listened to what he said instead of just looked at the association with focus on the family and held him responsible for everything that focus on the family believes when that's not what he was addressing so maybe my advice would be just listen to what people say and let the organization speak for itself separately but that wasn't his message was not their message. he showed you his message and that to me seems completely non- controversial. pete: the new orleans saints have done really bad things to

my vikings over the years but i have a drew brees jersey and i'm about to wear it in the grilling segment because what a guy. jedediah: a man is in a coma after being hit in the head with a bowling ball. the shocking moment caught on camera as the fight breaks out at a suburban chicago bowling allie. the victim was rushed to the hospital spending nearly two days in a coma. police releasing this picture of the accused attacker who was still on the run. >> and a man is arrested for damaging the famous charging bull statue on wall street in new york city. less say the man repeatedly hit the iconic sculpture with what appears to be a banjo. the bronze statue left with several gashes on its right horn the texas man is facing several charges including disorderly conduct. >> a u.s. navy boat missing since last year is finally found the boat which is normally used for target practice was lost during an exercise off the coast of norfolk, virginia. it drifted over 3,300 miles before it was spotted, covered

in barnacles off the coast of ireland earlier this week. the navy said it wasn't surprised the boat made it that far and it's built to not sink. >> nfl star antonio brown is heading to new england. the wide receiver signing a 1 year $15 million contract with the patriots hours after being let go by the oakland raiders. [laughter] brown sharing an edited picture in his uniform and his release coming after a public view with raiders management. brown never en played for the team after signing a $15 million deal in the off season. wow! those are your headlines. heading out to rick richmuth what's going on rick? rick: hey, jedediah obviously hurricane season this week, in fact for two weeks it was one week ago today that dorian made landfall in the bahamas and it

feels like a lot longer than that but also sometimes seems like it was not that long ago. take a look at the map show you what's going on it is hurricane season we're at the peak of hurricane season in fact the statistical peak of hurricane season is two days from now and there's one little system we'll watch potential system development over the next few days, don't worry just yet, but potentially something we'll talk about and here is the lower 48, the southeast is beautiful today the last of dorian you just see that last little bit of it on the radar up across canada and that's it and we have big rain coming across areas of the central plains and the northern rockies and it's hot, still hot and it is summer across the southeast 96 today in atlanta. pete: keep ordering it up, rick. absolutely. we do. now let's hit tailgating the nfl season is officially underway and we've been celebrating with a tailgate on fox square. ed: the game day menu is our friend, the owner of the steak house, boston chops.

i'm surprised you have an antonio brown jersey already made up. good luck. pete: unbelievable. ed: how do we up our game when we tailgate? >> sure today is all about the little details right? first thing when you're tailgating show off all your friends and take a classic meatball sub, and we use a little bit of nice herbs, and it's a heck of a multiple right? next we have beautiful glazed wings with boston chop sauce on it, some scallions, sesame seed really nice stuff and then grill ed spicy shrimp with a lett uce wrap, really easy i'll just keep talking since you guys are eating, and we've got this beautiful taco which actually i'll show you guys how to make. ed: you grill up a steak and turn it into a taco? yeah, basically we're talking about taking it high end so we have this big beautiful 32-ounce bone-in ribeye, it's already

cooked but just salt and pepper and we have taco spice, like cum in, all of the good stuff, right? some fennel seeds, and rub it down nicely. it's a big steak so we need a lot of sauce for it. ed: seasoning is very important. right. >> so the next important thing is the seasoning right? you need a really really hot grill so we'll rub some oil in here and get that nice, see how we have that nice and seasoned there? pat it down nice and go right on our wicked hot grill. that's what we call it in new england. pete: it's true. jedediah: wow. >> just throw that on there and get nice marks so another trick for wings because they can be really hard to tailgate and i cheat so i boil them. ed: because you're a patriots fan. >> oh, that was a good one! so we boil them at home so they are fully cooked and then we

just put a little bit of grill marks on them and take our sauce , right? jedediah: so what's the cause? >> it's a secret, it's all spice, and we just brush that up nice, and all we're doing is repeating them now because it's fully cooked. ed: is anyone hungry? >> yeah! >> we'll feed them, we'll definitely feed them. jedediah: awesome. that takes quite a while to cook like a 15 or 20 minute steak to we'll let that sit there so we've got one that's already cooked so we can go through the building process. when you got a big steak like this, i mean this is an attention grabber. if you want to show off to your friends get a 32-ounce ribeye. just take that off the bone. so there you go. give that to your dog, very important. >> wow! just slice this up there's no more bones in there. got a nice temperature for everyone. go ahead you want a little snack

pete: yeah that's really good. thank you so much. jedediah: thank you so much. pete: fantastic. awesome thank you so much. jedediah well it has happened again an illegal immigrant charged with a horrific crime this time shooting a sheriffs deputy in california. the sheriff from that county says the state sam nunberg policies are to blame and he joins us coming up. ed: democrats melting down after the 2016 election so now a new york times columnist going a little further and she's blaming years-long insomnia on president trump winning, this is another case of trump derangement syndrome. >> ♪ ♪ every curve, every innovation, every feeling.

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ed: it's a horrible story an illegal immigrant now accused of shooting a deputy and leading leon a wild high speed chase. pete: sheriff from merced county joins us with more. >> good morning. pete: an outspoken on this particular incident and those like it, talk to us about what happened and why. >> well, thanks for the invite. the what happened part was my star team was doing some follow-up investigations regarding a violent domestic issue and they had a warrant for this guy's arrest and had received information about where he was located. they went out to the scene, and unfortunately, the suspect had spotted my deputies before they got in position, and he actually took up a position behind the sensitive that was over grown with some kind of vines and the deputies never saw him, and what happens is he opened fire on the

lead deputy who happened to be one of my sargents in charge of this team and fortunately he did not see the second deputy because i think it was because the second deputy was to return fire to cause this guy to quit shooting and forced him to flee the area. ed: let's get not heart of the matter which is the california sanctuary law and you've been outspoken about this it says among other things california law enforcement agency shall not use agency or department moneys or personnel to investigate, interrogate, detain, detect, or arrest persons for immigration enforcement purposes. we go through this all the time. we hear politicians some types tell us well you're exam raging these laws it doesn't really have the impact you're suggesting. you're on the frontlines, sheriff. what is this law doing to your people and to your own deputies now. >> well you know, for years, i've been with the sheriffs office going on 40 years, and we have never taken a proactive response to searching out and

identifying folks here illegally the only time they come across our books is if they committed a crime against the citizens within our jurisdiction, and for them to make this is quite ludacris. it's like they've taken a special class of people here illegally and afforded them protections. it just doesn't make any sense to me. they say well don't come into our country but by gosh if you make it across-the-boarder we're going to protect you. pete: sheriff, in this case, remind us of the important detail here. there was an i.c.e. detainer on this individual. he had been arrested but because it was a sanctuary city, you guys were not alerted so he goes free, free to shoot at your deputy. >> correct. now, they've made it very clear that the i.c.e. detainer is not a legal document for us to actually uphold. it would have to be a warrant signed by the judiciary and the i.c.e. detainer and because of the circumstances when we had him in our custody in january, we were unable to release him to i.c.e. because of this law

pertaining to i guess the truth and trust acts is what they're calling it. pete: wow. >> this guy should have been deported years ago. had he been deported and kept in his home country of origin he wouldn't have been shooting at his family, creating terrorist threats, domestic terrorism, he threatened to actually kill the wife's family and that's how come he was found in the city so he was there to do them harm. had he been -- pete: sheriff i'm sorry to interrupt -- >> it would have been taken care of but no, we had this situation. i'm just glad that my sargent wasn't killed. pete: amen. because we had a police officer outside around christmastime killed by an illegal alien. ed: we remember the case we covered it absolutely and we hope your deputy comes back to good health and we're certainly thinking about him today thank you for coming in. pete: thank you, sheriff. ed: coming up democrats, after the 2016 election.

pete: now a new york times columnist is blames her years long insomnia on president trump winning. is this another case of trump derangement syndrome? i think so. ed: maybe. >> ♪ i've got no roots ♪

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ed: well you heard it before, trump derangement syndrome and someone says oh, that's exaggerating and then you pick up the new york times and say it might be a real thing. jedediah: oh, yeah, new york times columnist michelle goldber g is claiming she's had insomnia since president trump's election, yeah, you heard that right, so ask this quote, "his confidence will not be enough to lessen the insomnia that has plagued me since the curse night when trump was elected."

it sounds like a bad story like, but you know i saw this. i saw this last time around i remember when trump got elected people were in therapy, & companies were sending out e-mails saying that we have counseling on site. these people have completely lost their minds. if they can't handle losing an election to someone they don't like i hate to see what their actual every day lives look like pete: they're imagining the end of the gop, and imagine what happens now they are just saying , it's anything that triggers them so we have michael who knows how to cut to the chase on the program earlier, this is what he had to say. >> the column shows us first of all is that this woman needs psychiatric help if you can not sleep for three years because of the guy you don't want re-elected seek medical attention but what the column shows us second of all is the left has learned nothing not one lesson since 2016. and what it shows more importantly too, the left is doubling down on their contempt of their fellow countrymen.

they are now going to double down on trump being a terrible racial bigot and presumably, his supporters being terrible bigots also. it just seems that the rerange ment gets worse and worse pete: remember after the election a lot of pundits said will this lead to a momentum in the democratic party where they come to the center and realize they've lost connection with the common man instead we've got socialism and open borders and green new deal. ed: remember when they said they were moving to canada or france? jedediah: yes. i mean, these are grown women saying i can't sleep because president trump. i mean, really? it's like grow up! get a backbone, what kind of lessons are you teaching your kids you don't always get what you want. live with it deal with it suck it up and act like an adult. pete: what she said. ed: pretty good. jedediah: a fox news alert president trump calling off the end of the deal an update coming up at the top of the hour.

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>> ♪ ♪ ed: think about how powerful we are, this show, that we got tom brady to cook for us. pete: looked like him. ed: on sunday morning when he's supposed to be working. jedediah: [laughter] ed: i was just wearing a brady jersey. and the steak, i didn't get to try it but you said they were amazing. pete: they bring the best food to this show, and that was some of the best steak that i have ever had. jedediah: every time i see a giant steak come out, i always even when i'm not here i always say oh, the pete hegseth's portion. ed: and they are warming up because that was just sort of the appetizer this is the main event. we're going to compete. i'm back, you're back, jed will have a little quarterback competition. pete: i was a third string quarterback on my high school team.

that means you know what? ed: is that your best? pete: even then there was a hesitation about whether i'd go in. jedediah: wouldn't it be funny if i beat you both? petes like it's not going to happen but you never know. pete: anything can happen. jedediah: you never know. that would be so mean. pete: really hard here. i will take you down. jedediah: we're going to have a lot of fun there's a big tailgate party. ed: a lot of news breaking overnight including the president breaking something big this fox news alert about the taliban and potential peace talks the president is saying on twitter that there was going to be secret talks at camp david this weekend, that nobody really knew about. he now says they're off because the taliban in the days leading up to these supposed talks ended up really blowing it up. pete: we've been hearing about this potential peace deal because the plan has been moving along kind of outsourced the

ambassador, working and talking to the taliban, and there have been rumors about will it happen will it not happen so these tweets came out at 6:51 p.m. last night if you didn't see them president trump tweeted with three of them started with this one, unbeknownst to almost everyone, the major taliban leaders and separately the president of o afghanistan were going to secretly meet with me at camp david on sunday coming to the united states tonight. unfortunately in order to build false leverage, they admitted to an attack in kabul that killed one of our great, great soldiers and 11 other people. jedediah: and that tweet continued i immediately canceled the meeting and called off peace negotiations. what kind of people would kill so many in order to seemingly strengthen their bargaining position? they didn't. they only made it worse. ed: the president is saying if they cannot agree to a cease fire during these very important peace talks would kill 12 innocent people they don't have the power to negotiate a meaningful agreement anyway how many more decades are they willing to fight? fair points from the president taking heat for contemplating all of this and i think he took a close look a clear-eyed look

at who he was about to sit down at the table with, literally and said hang on. these are not people, you can trust. ed: no you can't. jedediah: it's very clear to me that they were not serious about actually having any follow through and i was concerned he was willing to do these to begin with just because i don't believe anything that you're representing the taliban i just don't believe you. even if you come to the table no matter what you say i don't trust you. so i understand that he wants to get something done but i really appreciated that he looked at the landscape, observed their behavior and wasn't afraid to say do you know what if this is how you behave you're indicating you're not serious so i'll pullback and not sit down with you. ed: exactly right. pete: internal and external taliban propaganda says this has nothing to do with peace and everything to do with an american surrender. they are running away, we are the future the government will be gone maybe we'll be friends with al qaeda. they are playing both sides of the fence, pakistan you can't trust them. that's why mike pompeo would not sign off on the deal as the secretary of state and ultimately everyone wants to end any prolonged presence on the

other side of the world if not necessary but 18 years after 9/11 to answer the president's question how long will they be willing to fight? they will fight forever, isis, al qaeda, the taliban, islamists seek the destruction of the west let's fight them on our term killing them there without a commitment to nation-building and a bad peace deal is worse than no peace deal at all. and the president is seeing that ed: fair point from johnny joey jones a fox news contributor served for afghanistan a u.s. marine corps bomb technician and he talked about the strategy heading into all of this. watch. >> the first thing i will do today is every time one of our soldiers dies overseas, during these talks i will go down to guantanamo and execute a taliban captive. we have to show them we're not just looking for an exit strategy, but if they understand we're not going to let them do the things they've done before to include 9/11 or harboring people like that, but the way it is right now they are killing us

while we're talking to them about territory they can keep that we spent 20 years taking away from them. ed: you could see when he invokes 9/11, the upside to the president, potentially having these peace talks would have been on the eve of the 9/11 anniversary this wednesday, and all of a sudden say wait a second we'll find a real way to finally end the war in afghanistan which was started obviously after 9/11, and is all because of those terrorists being harbored by the taliban. that's where it all started. the downside being on this solemn anniversary, if you sign off on a weak deal, a ridiculous deal that is no way to remember the thousands of americans killed on 9/11. pete: and to joey jones point the only language they understand and the u.s. has crusaders it's the language they call it, it is a holy war for them. the only language they understand is strength and power so joey jones says you will one of ours, we take one of your guys from guantanamo bay problem is we're so far past that we've

got guantanamo bay detainees at the negotiating table to set the terms of peace it makes us look weak. you can keep a presence there, killing them so they can't take over without some nation- building exercise we're at war forever and that's the balance they are trying to find and good on the president for walking back on a bad deal. question is what comes next? you can't signal your exiting. remember when obama did that in iraq. you get isis 2.0 you signal you're gone you're irrelevant in that region and still a big question but a good move last night. jedediah: and president trump out there, he's talking about the economy, he's talking about these serious national security issues and democrats 2020 hopefuls are talking about well how do we beat the president? guess what they headed to new hampshire and they decided that they were going to take on one person, it's not the president of the united states. nope. it's the front runner joe biden, take a listen to what some other democrats like elizabeth warren and bernie sanders had to say about joe biden. >> we can't choose a candidate we don't believe in because we're scared. >> we can't make the mistake that says oh, we got to play it

safe. this election is just about finding somebody who can beat donald trump. we're not going to win by just trying to be safe. we're going to win by being bold we're going to win by being fearless. >> every single time we have tried to play it safe with the most established and let's say washington tenured, every single time we come up short. >> we have got to energize our base and we've got to pull trump voters in. ed: and they are making an interesting point. jedediah: they don't say the two words "joe biden" but they are very clearly talking about the fact that joe biden -- ed: is a safe guy. jedediah: he is the electable guy, but there's such a bunch of cowards in my opinion because it's obvious to everybody, just call them by name. what are you afraid of? pete: washington tenured individuals. they all know if they don't bring him down, and it doesn't go together, you get too far down the process he's got delegates he could become

formidable so this becomes the point in front of this first debate this week where they start chipping at him that debate stage will all be about joe biden on thursday night. jedediah: at least it's not seven hours on climate change. ed: they've already gone before with hillary clinton it didn't work out. bottom line is are they going to instead go with where the energy and enthusiasm what sort of animates the democratic party which is the hard left. well guess what there is some within that party saying hang on this is going too far. not just with some of the policies like the green new deal and medicare for all but the rhetoric, the attacks, the you can't wear a red hat even hollywood folks is speaking out saying "i refuse to be part of the hollywood blank hat who can't see that not working with republicans is as stupid and nasty as refusing to do business with gay people stop acting above the fray, you hypocrites we are the same species. let's help each other, yeah damn

yahoos, so i think she's making a great point about president about to go raise money in the beverly hills and the hollywood area. the president is saying give me names we want names to go after the people who donate to this president. we've seen that in texas as well before, you can't have free speech in this country and say i support the president or joe biden or elizabeth warren. you should be able to speak out without we had this on the show yesterday input. people are trying to put together a map of which businesses are supporting donald trump. don't go. put them out of business. this is america you should be lifting up businesses and people and christy alley is saying you claim to be the party of tolerance and yet you're being intolerant. jedediah: it's a direct response to the tweets we saw from deborah messing from will & grace who were calling out fundraisers and donors and there is an internal up rising in hollywood saying this is not okay. they don't like this black listing because many of them realize they could be next and they're not trying to put that appearance out front and center

that hollywood has no tolerance and all these things you're saying. that may be true but that was hidden behind for a long time and now to have it so front and center it diabetes look good for them. christy alley is not a big time conservative as far as i know when it comes to policy but this kind of stuff is getting crazy for her and that's indicative of a flip that's happening not only inside hollywood but inside the country overall. pete: we had actor and comedian on the show and asked him about this very issue. this is what he had to say. >> it's so hypocritical and she was nice in the tweet guys, it was polite and nice and everybody stand down. everybody has got to relax. just put aside the divide. we are a great country. we are great people. everybody has got to stop criticizing. anybody is optimistic. everybody is okay. if you disagree and you want to vote for joe biden, vote for joe biden. you know what i mean and they are criticizing about donald trump doing a fundraiser. remember when hillary went up? pete: he's optimistic, i don't

think any changes before 2020 and what happens maybe sets the trajectory. ed: he says democrats will fine pally have to cave. i'm not so sure. jedediah: but it's already changing, pete, when you have isiah washington coming out, whoopie goldberg coming out it's already changing enough there are people in there that know that you, if you target everybody like that, you could be the next one. pete: i hope you're right i really do. ed: if you're a democrat and you've watched whoopie goldberg. jedediah: [laughter] we'll turn to headlines now, heading north as a post-tropical cyclone expected to make landfall in canada again today. the storms powerful winds and heavy rains toppling a massive crane on to an apartment building in nova scotia. luckily nobody is hurt. the powerful storm causing floodwaters to rise so high, people had to be rescued from their attics in north carolina. further south a cruise ship dropping off more than 1,400 evacuees in florida, from the bahamas after hurricane dorian

reeked havoc on the islands. at least 43 people have died in the hurricane. >> new overnight four crew members are missing after a cargo ship overturned off the coast of georgia. the coast guard rescuing 18 other crew members in the port of brunswick. of those rescued no injuries have been reported. it's unclear how the ship got on its side. and a 9/11 widow is offering a $500 reward for the return of her stolen wedding ring. monica's ring and two of her late husband's wedding bands were taken from a new york home she stayed in last month and they were even blessed by the pope at ground zero in 2015. and tennis star serena williams loses her second straight open final this time to a 19-year-old . >> [applause]

jedediah: wow, bianca winning in sets to become the first canadian to win a major tennis title. ed: i was there and people, they announced that. it's amazing that the canadians had never won anything. wimbledon, any of the major tennis titles and it's the same year that the nba championship was won. pete: it amazes you that the canadians don't win many things. jedediah: you knew he would pick up on that. pete: i got nothing against canada. come on. ed: we just talked about 2020 democrats taking on one of ththat story is next.