is meant to empower survivors and make a comment on gun violence. what do you think? the ugly. a pennsylvania man accused of using a drone to bomb his ex-girlfriend's property, surveillance video showing the burst of flames, no one was injured, the man facing charges of flying an unregistered aircraft and being a little crazy. that wraps up this hour of "fox and friends first," thanks for joining us, "fox and friends first" continues next, goodbye. jillian: thursday, september 19th. and act of war, the trump administration putting blame on iran for the drone attack on saudi oilfields. rob: a shot at curbing the regime's behavior, live in washington with options on the table. jillian: justin trudeau forced to apologize after brown face photos surface from his past. >> and aladdin costume. i shouldn't have done that.

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jonas brothers but i have heard this song. welcome back. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. jillian: thank you for starting the day with us. let's get to this fox news alert, retaliation against iran as mike pompeo considers saudi oil strikes an act of war. rob: griff jenkins, as tehran continues to deny any involvement despite the trump administration claiming it has concrete evidence at this point. >> reporter: they are denying involvement claiming houthi rebels are responsible for the attack on these oil facilities but officials say it was sponsored by iran. mike pompeo backs iran's right to defend itself at the meeting with crown prince mohammed bin selman. >> there were no americans killed in this attack. anytime you have an act of war this could happen.

>> reporter: just instructed the secretary of the treasury to increase sanctions. iran's foreign minister tweeting it's admission the us is deliberately targeting ordinary citizens, economic terrorism, stop war on terror security for all traveling in california. the president weighed in on whether military strikes could follow. >> there are many options, there is the ultimate option and there are options a lot less than that. we are in a very powerful position. we are in a very very powerful position. >> the ultimate option? >> the ultimate option meaning war. >> iran wars any attack will be met with rapid and crushing response, heightened tensions ahead of the un general assembly meetings in new york. it is unclear if iran will be allowed to attend, the uae announcing they joined the us-led coalition to protect waterways across the middle

east, saudi arabia has artie joined with australia, bahrain and the uk. jillian: the taliban claims responsibility for a deadly truck bomb attack outside a hospital in afghanistan. at least 20 people are dead and 95 others are hurt. the terrorist group was targeting a nearby intelligence building as the us envoy to afghanistan testifies about peace negotiations on capitol hill today. donald trump called of talks with the group following a series of deadly attacks. the interior department giving the border wall a boost, announcing more than 500 acres of federal land being transferred to the army clearing the way for new barriers on the southern border as donald trump visit southern california where he called recent border update world-class, the president telling it henry things are quickly taking shape. >> this is all brand-new, miles

of the mountain over here, this goes miles down in a stretch. people aren't even coming up, numbers going way down, not doing catch and release anymore, we wish we had help from democrats in congress that they want open borders, they don't want this, they want criminals to come in. >> there will be more on that interview on "fox and friends," stay tuned for that. rob: and illegal immigrants suspected of murder is under arrest, vargas taken into custody in houston accused of murdering a man in california 19 years ago. ice officials say the mexican man was deported three times over just eight days. back in 2006, he has been living in the country illegally under different aliases. the inspector general willing to look into so-called irregularities and testimony by james comey after congressman mark meadows said comey's congressional testimony doesn't match what he told michael

horowitz as part of the fisa abuse probe. >> i am finding a number of irregularities with the ig looking at those inconsistencies. >> it is appropriate to get a referral about an employee of the department. as we indicated before we could make an independent assessment. rob: horowitz elaborating on the report that comey sent a dangerous example through memo leak setting there was concern that can empower authorities on protocol. jillian: justin trudeau apologizing for wearing brown face. rob: time magazine revealing this picture which he says was taken during an arabian nights theme party in 2001 and it was not the first time. >> in and aladdin costume, i shouldn't have done that. when i was in high school i dressed up at a talent show and

saying dale with makeup on. i didn't consider it a racist action at the time but now we know better. jillian: this coming 5 weeks before canada's election, trudeau is in a dead heat with his conservative opponents. rob: tropical depression imelda push east to louisiana with powerful wind and rain spawning tornadoes. you can see one there. windows blown out, trees knocked over in highland, texas as well. jillian: this driver forced to abandon their car in galveston and bermuda feeling the effects of hurricane humberto. rob: you see those bend alaska you don't see them snap often. that storm snapped a dream and knocked out power. humberto one of six name storms right now.

jillian: janice dean, it is busy out there. >> crazy. in the pacific as well. we are watching what is left m imelda of, in texas, jerry will move north and east of the us and humberto is leaving bermuda. didn't make direct landfall on bermuda but we saw tropical storm force windss for a duration of hours. what is left of imedla in texas and louisiana, storm totals surpass 20 inches. incredible amounts of rain. houston, moses east of you and south of you but look at the additional rainfall and next couple days, saturday and in some cases an additional 10 inches of rain, terrible situation and shows it doesn't need to be a hurricane or even a tropical storm to causing credible damage.

hurricane humberto moving away from bermuda and will not affect anymore land. it will be an area of the pressure. tropical storm jerry, we like when it curves north and eastward, we hope that trend continues. bermuda will need to watch jerry, there are tropical models, most in pretty good agreement it skips the us coastline but bermuda needs to watch. rob: a new fox news polls showing mixed results for joe biden. the former vice president still the favorite among primary voters but his supporters slipping, biden is down 6 points since may. jillian: this is down from his june high of 90%, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren behind biden. the poll revealing healthcare is the top dealbreaker for

democratic voters in 2020. rob: james comey not in the clear yet after the department of justice watchdog says his discrepancies that he sees discrepancies in his congressional testimony. >> would it be appropriate if ranking member jordan and i were to refer to those inconsistencies to the ig? >> it is appropriate to get a referral. jillian: former doj official says there is a double standard that allows political appointees to break the rules and that may end with comey. rob: presidential candidates have car trouble. beto o'rourke finding himself in a tough spot coming up. ♪ each day a little sweeter. adp simplifies hr, benefits, and payroll for magnolia bakery,

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of irregularities. would it be appropriate if ranking member jordan and i were to refer to those inconsistencies to the ig? >> it is appropriate to get a referral. >> michael horowitz agreeing to look at james comey's congressional testimony over concerns of inconsistencies. >> is james comey no longer in the clear legally? senior fellow at the portage information, thank you for your time as always. if you are james comey how are you feeling right now? >> i would be worried. looked like he was in the clear because doj refused, rejected the criminal referral from the ig from his leaking of sensitive information but now

apparently there's going to be a criminal referral over the fact that he told two different stories. according to mark meadows he told the house he did not leak those memos to spur the appointment of a special counsel but the ig report says that is what he told the ig. he can't keep his story straight between congress and the ig. rob: if they are not going to go after the leaking of it you would think they would prosecutor for lying about leaking? leaking the worst crime or am i wrong? >> lying is easier to prove. he told two stores, one to congress and one to the ig, he could be prosecuted for lying to congress the same way michael:was. >> what could he be up against? >> if the referral happens and

that has to happen first. mark meadows said he will send a referral over the ig, the ig has to investigate, it will be relatively easy to do, they just have to compare the transcript of his testimony to congress and the testimony he gave to the ig. rob: we are waiting on the public release of the fisa investigation. what do you expect? >> horowitz testified yesterday he completed his report and it was looked at by the attorney general. i would be very surprised if he had not concluded the fisa statute was abused by the fbi and obama justice department. everything we have learned so far was they opened the investigation based on the steel dossier without checking or verifying that any of the

claims were true. if that is the case then they abused their authority. todd: 1 else should we be watching right now? >> the biggest thing we should be watching is this fisa investigation. that is the biggest issue still remaining in the entire investigation against the president. we know there was no russian election collusion. the question is was there any justification for opening the investigation? this was totally unprecedented. a counterintelligence operation of the opposition presidential candidate. that has never happened in american history. rob: getting a look at that report, thank you, we appreciate your time. jillian: donald trump says his administration is ready to take action if california can't get

a handle on the homeless crisis. >> you got violent, we tried to call the police to have him intervene and arrest him and in the process he decided to bite me. rob: how the white house plans to step in. ♪ ♪ ♪

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rob: what appears to be another back-to-school video takes a chilling turn. a lot of people might find this disturbing. >> just what you needed for the new year. >> pencil too.

rob: that was released by sandy, and anti-gun violence group formed in the wake of the sandy hook school massacre. it shows kids using everyday objects to protect themselves against gunmen in their school. andrew pollock his daughter was killed in the 2018 parkland shootings as every parent needs to watch this. >> parents need to see that. if you spoke to any parent who had a kid murdered at a school they would think it's couldn't happen to them. rob: the tsa the end by saying school shootings are preventable. we are keeping a close eye, a 911 call from a man who claims book intentionally drugs him, helped investigators put him behind bars. police have been investigating him since two people died at his home on two occasions in southern california. is only a matter of time before another man dies, but donated

to hillary clinton. he is expected to be arraigned today. >> 7 people arrested in tennessee for blocking a roadway. negotiations are underway over better pay and benefits. gm is reportedly losing $100 million a day during a strike. the company will temporarily layout workers in canada due to the slow production. california gearing up for a fight with donald trump. gavin newsom pushing back on the plan to reduce the state's emission standards. even threatening legal action. the president also vowing to hit the state with environmental violations over the homeless problem. the issue so bad some business owners say they are left fending off violent homeless people. >> it got really violent.

tried to call the police to have them intervene and the rest them charged with sabotaging the pact jetliner accused of having ties to isis. we are live with the latest on a scary discovery. donald trump blasting the fed for cutting interest rates for the second time since 2008. what does that mean for the economy and your wallet? peter morici live with everything you need to know. tht to present to you today. [son]: who are you talking to? [son]: that guy's scary. the first item on the list is selecting a chairman for the... for the advisory board what's this? as well as use the remaining...

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may have ties to isis. rob: aishah hasnie has what led to the disturbing revelation. >> reporter: the federal judge denied bail because she feels the suspect is a flight risk and likely he will be convicted. is a naturalized citizen from iraq working for american airlines. alleni is accused of sabotaging a nassau bound flight from miami with 150 passengers and crew on board. prosecutors claim he glued styrofoam into the aircraft disabling a part staged to gain airspeed. it was detected before take off. he told investigators he was financially hurt by a labor dispute. the defense is arguing, he would -- prosecutors point to a number of concerning details here. he downloaded some isis video

on his phone and traveled to iraq this year. he said $700 to someone in iraq around july and told a coworker his brother was part of isis and he has a history of making statements wishing harm to non-muslims. during wednesday at hearing, the judge that you may be synthetic to terrorists, that is very disconcerting. as the case is unfolding homeland security warned citizens we continue to face one of the challenging threat environments is 911 as foreign terrorist organizations exploit the internet to inspire, and a more direct individuals already in the homeland to commit terrorist acts. abdul-majeed marouf ahmed alano is expected to enter his plea on friday. jillian: a man accused of killing his wife and four kids

will face a judge today. michael jones is charged in his wife's murder. police arrested jones after he crashed his van with his wife's body inside and let officers to the remains of their young children hidden in the woods. investigators believe jones murdered his family and their florida home and stored their bodies for 6 weeks before driving them to georgia. the search for missing 5-year-old girl intensifies in new jersey. she vanished from a park on monday. police believe someone may have ordered her into a red van. >> we don't know, the only thing we are asking is for her to come back home safely. jillian: police believe the suspect is a man, hispanic, 5'6 quote tall. she responded getting ice cream with her family. and amber alert is in effect. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu canceling a trip to new york city for the un

general assembly after election results showed the prime minister in a dead heat with his opponent. his trip was supposed to include a meeting with donald trump. now word if that will be rescheduled. the president says he hasn't spoken to netanyahu since the election. james comey in former deputy director andrew mccabe facing possible criminal charges. the doj inspector general wrapping up his report on fisa abuse, donald trump telling and henry he would be surprised if they aren't charged. >> are you worried these guys going after you are going to -- >> comey -- a horrible report. you have to ask the attorney general about what is going on. mccabe, what he has done is just despicable but we will see where it goes. a lot of things are happening right now. jillian: you can see more of that interview with the president on "fox and friends". rob: donald trump blasting the

federal reserve for cutting interest rates for the second time since 2008. what impact will this have on your wallet? look like rates will go down again. here to break this down, chief economist for the international trade commission, peter morici. rates are pretty low. taking them down, no surprise to you. >> we are engaged in a race to the bottom with the europeans, they keep going deeper into negative interest rate. if we don't go down against too strong and export suffer in the us economy suffers. rob: for people at home, average americans, this how it will affect you. if you want to buy a house, credit cards or anything like that. a car loan, there are ways to benefit. there are ways if you have money saved up that this will hurt you.

>> the elderly have a lot of fixed income investments, it is foolish to have all their money in stocks so they will get less interest on their money market funds and cds as they mature. rob: ordinary folks if you haven't refinance your mortgage yet now is the time to do it. if you have a higher rate. if you are young person looking for a house rates have fallen since june and they are likely to fall further. this is a good time to be looking if you want to get into the housing market for the first time or you want to buy up. we should be seeing better deal on credit cards because their costs of borrowing will go down. the same on auto loans. rob: the way they tried to save it from us, by lowering interest rates. when you can't go over, take away the safety cushion. >> the fed has other options. it can go back to quantitative easing which isn't that

extraordinary. the media has made this to be bigger than it was. they can start buying bonds. i recommended they start giving individuals accounts at the fed, the bank of england is starting to talk about this, issuing electronic money and with the executive branch, they could inject liquidity, there's plenty of options other than cutting the short-term rate. rob: another topic, we will talk about iran, the president saying he will increase economic sanctions on iran. you wonder how many more sanctions you can level on a country before-year-old set out. >> we haven't totally cut them off from the exchange system

created by groups like citibank. if we did that then they wouldn't be able to buy or sell anything except on the black market as the situation in north korea. would it work? i don't think so. the history of these things is ideologically driven regimes continue under a great deal of hardship. it would create a lot of hardship. if they are a blessing victories of sorts especially against us, the fact that iran has been able to take military action and get a tepid american response but even worse a tepid saudi response. saudi arabia holds the response, they don't say they really did it and that is a problem because it indicates there will be more strikes and more upset in the oil market. rob: it is interesting after the bombing in saudi arabia how the response has been going. >> it is not enough. rob: we appreciate it.

jillian: justin trudeau apologizing for brown face photos that resurfaced. what do you think? sorry enough? social media lighting up over this. rob: this firebrand is sparking chatter with their hot take on political ethics. carly shimkus here with the story that has people talking this morning. ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ this girl is on fire ♪ this [do you want breakfast or no?] free cancellations! [definitely breakfast.] how good is that? be a booker at booking.com.

rob: welcome back, backlash, justin trudeau apologized for a photo of him in brown face in 2001. >> and an aladdin costume. when i was in high school, i

dressed up at a talent show with makeup on. >> it with what you are saying online. and appeared in the yearbook for private school, he didn't think the photo was racist at the time but now he knows better and the situation is compared with the racist yearbook photo involving ralph northron and some on the left are wondering if left leaning lawmakers are held to a different standard. charlie kirk tweeting justin trudeau was photographed in blackface 18 years ago. will there be media outrage? calls for his removal, the answer is no. the left will always get away with racism. he goes on to write liberal privilege.

jack on twitter imagining if donald trump did the blackface was another twitter user chiming in getting festival the -- sick of the left's hypocrisy and trudeau must go. he has championed the rights of minorities throughout his career. and he is starting his reelection campaign last week. >> all right, we are talking about aoc and white house ethics. >> alexandria ocasio cortez, the democratic socialist posting this with the caption who do you call when white house ethics are on fire. one person commenting this, i am sure it is because your pants are always on fire. another twitter user said that is more for the fires you start. others thought the photo was

funny. jillian: college students doing a lot of good. carley: going viral for all the right reasons. carson king was fodder on college game day holding a sign asking people to send him beer money. it needs replenishing and he included memo in formation was little did he know people would send him money, a lot of money. $45,000 and counting. he plans to donate oliver to the university of iowa children's hospital, busch beer vowing to match the donation. how about that for a fabulous story. all of that going to the hospital, he is going to buy himself a case of beer. rob: we look so -- how ridiculously fall are we, the fall yellow. we are killing it today.

jillian: it is 42 after the hour, new york city public school students get the day off tomorrow if they attend the un climate action summit. rob: bill diblasio supports the green new deal but is he forcing his opinions on the kids kick you does the stop with climate change? jillian: time to check with steve doocy for what is going on on "fox and friends". >> can somebody loan me some money? we have some fall color flowers on the set. thank you very much. i am waiting. i think that camera, $100 to fix cameras, had a malfunction. jillian: to get these -- rob: we are going to go to break.

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>> welcome back, the un climate action summit kicks off in new york city and climate protesters will be hitting the streets. public schools are allowing students to skip classes to join those protests without penalty but this is one example of public education embracing a progressive agenda. joining our panel is the author of springtime for snowflakes, joe borelli and debra fox, child and adolescent family therapist, thank you for joining us, a good topic to

talk about before heading into this. were you surprised when you heard this? >> not at all. it is going on throughout the country. basically ruling the curriculum. the curriculum in favor of this agenda which is a progressive agenda but is regressive because all attempts at making excellence the main criteria for education. >> when i was in school i don't remember having anything like this but where do we go from here? >> this is throwing the baby out with the bathwater. we have talented kids, we have stuyvesant high school, all of they -- they tried to undermine those programs which countless families out of poverty, backwards policies. >> i like when you see school should focus on teaching students how to think, not what to think.

elaborate on that. >> we got away from trying to teach them what we are going through. what we really need to do is teach them how to think by giving them more emotional intelligence, empathy, self-regulation, accountability, motivation and those kinds of things so they know how to do a problem and problem solve and then they can apply those things on a broader basis. jillian: the statement from the affirmative education on allowing students to participate in this climate strike protest and, quote, we applied our students when they raise their voices in a safe and respectful manner on issues that matter to them. i am hung up on the issue of things that matter to them because this is an issue that matters to the school. the school is the one allowing kids to do this. >> a predetermined conclusion and they marched the students

into a protest, foreclosing the possibility of having critical thinking about the issue so instead of having a classroom setting in which is debated or treated as an issue of contention which it is they say it is a foregone conclusion and expect everybody to follow suit, this is brainwashing, not teaching. >> the school allowing kids to do this with their parents permission have a day off granted do you think from the students perspective when i think back to my time, the school allowed me to do something like this would take a day off to protest climate change i would think this is what we are supposed to be, how i am supposed to feel. >> if this were something organic by kids who skipped school and went to a climate change rally it would be more forgivable but this is the school, the administrators using their office to encourage progressive policy. i doubt this would be the same policy if it was a second amendment rally or anti-bill

diblasio rally, i doubt the doe would support those types of protests. jillian: this headline from the atlantic. i want your opinion on this, when the culture war comes for the kids are we dealing with the culture war? succumbing for the kids? >> we are dealing with a culture war, with the meritocracy in the way the system is built. on one end you are worrying about kids not having the same access and on the other end, focused on getting the highest achieving grades and the highest level to college. what we missed is building a foundation. we missed it on both ends. jillian: if you're a parent with a kid in the school then you don't agree with this how do you talk to your kid about this? what do you do? >> it is important for parents to present the child both

possible ideas like who would support this and why would someone else think differently and leave it open. one of the problems with what we see "happening now" is the school may have a position and the way to do it, that does not probe thinking or education. >> you are shaking her head yes. a closing down debate creating an appearance this is the official position on the school district which apparently is. my contention is social justice is a religion and therefore we need to combat it on the basis of the separation clause. it is not supposed to be going on in education. >> it is a religion where there

can be no detractors and we see in the name of progressive -- parents, progressive parents are starting to get very frustrated when they are seeing the ramifications fall on their children, their families and child's education future. jillian: thank you for having this conversation, we appreciate it. taylor swift obsessed with politics and she is going in for democratic candidates. some fans say she should probably calm down. she is a sucker for the jonas brothers and the internet is loving it. superfan dancing, stay tuned. luckily there's febreze plug. it cleans away odors and freshens for 1200 hours. [deep inhale] breathe happy with febreze plug. .

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rob: right. this is a -- from the booth. you can always tell when this guy picks a song. all right. pop star taylor swift she is obsessed with the politics. the singer telling rolling stone she made a choice to be more political on new album lover. jillian: swift says she wrote one song after the mid determine elections. i see the high five between the bad guys not only some really racist undertones now

becoming overtones in political climate. rob: people representing those concepts and way of looking at the world are celebrating loudly and it's horrific. jillian: we asked you what you thought about taylor swift getting political. your comments have been pouring in. cat on facebook says i don't think she should involve it in her music. nobody cared about her 500 ex-boyfriends why would they care about her political views. rob: another tweet considering more than half her fan base is under voting age this political revelation she has now is going to flop. jillian: rudy says like it or not she has a lot of followers that can be influenced by her. see what happens. #get your popcorn ready. time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first up the good. we are pretty sure that no one loves the jonas brothers more than this woman. ♪ ♪ the band tweeting the video saying quote best fans in the world.

20-year-old super fan has been to more than a dozen jobro concerts. do we call them jobro is that the right thing. rob: asking the wrong person. bomb a girlfriend's home in pennsylvania. quick burst of flames. nobody was hurt. so far the man only facing charges for flying unregistered aircraft. jillian: not my home. finally the ugly, 2020 hopeful beto o'rourke has car trouble. >> change this on the road. >> texas. >> minor repairs and being stuck in the mud together. >> a stranger helping owe o'rourke pull his minivan out of gravel in california. oh man, quite an ordeal. rob: on tape. you were too busy partying in vegas for your birthday there are flours. jillian had a birthday. jillian: really awkward. thank you very much. i'm assuming these are thought from you.

thank you. rob: i handed them to you. jillian: thank you very much. i'm 37 years old now. rob: they are real, too. jillian: we have got to go. ed henry coming up on "fox & friends." have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ don't forget to throw in more giving ♪ and loving on the way ♪ you better get to knowing. steve: dolly parton singing we don't work 9 to 5 we work 6 to 9 9. brian: we just work 6 to 9 this show would be kind of empty. ainsley: no makeup and in pajamas. and i say that because all three of us wear makeup. brian: we all wear pajamas. ainsley: that's right. ed henry was on the border with the president. reported him going to the border yesterday with all the fundraisers in california. he went