jillian: it is wednesday, september 25th, a fox news alert. the white house ready to unleash fury after nancy pelosi forges ahead with a formal impeachment inquiry. rob: along with offering a transcript on the phone calling question the administration says there is proof the whistleblower was politically motivated. overshadowed by the biden ukraine noise, donald trump took the stage to take the message to iran. >> it didn't fall on deaf ears, the response from the president in a fox news sit down. can can spice make everything nice? rob: favorite items that can't seem to stay on store shelves. "fox and friends first" continues right now. good morning, you are watching "fox and friends first". i am rob schmidt. jillian: we have a lot to get to and we begin with a fox news

alert. the trump administration official says there is evidence of political bias in whistleblower complaint against the president. rob: we await the release of the transcript of the phone call with ukraine's president. jillian: congress just launched an impeachment inquiry. >> reporter: we expect a lot of news on this story. at the direction of donald trump the white house will be releasing the unredacted transcript in a july phone call with vladimir zelinski. the white house will also be releasing a document showing the inspector general of the intelligence community felt the whistleblower who filed the complaint regarding the phone call had political bias in favor of arrival candidate of donald trump. regarding the transcript of the july phone call the senior administration official told fox

news there is no smoking gun but there are a few words in it that will raise eyebrows but nowhere near as inflammatory as democrats have suggested according to the administration official. despite the white house agreeing to release the transcript on tuesday nancy pelosi announced the house is moving forward with an impeachable -- official impeachment inquiry. >> the president must be held accountable. no one is above the law. the actions of the trump presidency revealed dishonorable fact of the president's betrayal of his oath of office, betrayal of our national security and betrayal of the integrity of our elections. >> nancy pelosi was facing pressure to back and impeachment inquiry with 180 house democrats now supporting that effort. at the un donald trump called the latest witchhunt against demand maintained he did nothing wrong by asking ukraine's president to investigate the son of joe biden. >> it is that for the country. how can you do this if you haven't even seen the phone call?

we have the transcript of a. there was no quid pro quo unlike biden. >> a senior administration official says the white house is working to give congress access to the whistleblower's complaint but democratic lawmakers want to hear from the was a lower directly. intelligence committee chairman adam schiff says that could happen as soon as this week tweeting we have been informed by the whistleblower's counsel that their plan, has requested guidance as to how to do so. we are in touch with counsel and look forward to the whistleblower's testimony as soon as this week. later today donald trump is scheduled to meet with ukrainian president the linsky at the un and they will face questions about this controversy about the july phone call. >> a break down from washington, thank you. rob: republican slamming democrat for going after the

president before even seeing transcript of the ukraine phone call. >> senator lindsey graham says it is too early to make a judgment. >> the only reason they are trying to impeach the president is they don't believe they can be him at the ballot box and trying to destroy him. no evidence donald trump tried to intimidate the ukraine with military aid unless they investigated biden. there's nothing here but there's a lot here when it comes to biden. did he have a conflict of interest when he threatened to withhold aid to the ukraine unless they fired a prosecutor looking at his son? that needs to be looked at. was very reasons withhold aid to the ukraine after this election apart from biden? a lot of people in dod were worried about this administration, we don't know how close they are to russia. heather: a political fight overshadowing donald trump's be chat the un, the president speaking directly to groups encouraging illegal immigration.

>> those open borders activists who cloak themselves in the rhetoric of social justice, policies are not just -- policies are cool and evil. you undermine border security, you undermining human rights and human dignity. >> donald trump also calling for global response after iran's attack on a saudi oil facility. >> now responsible government should subsidize iran's bloodlust. time for iran's leaders to step forward and stop threatening other countries and focus on building up their own country. >> the president adding the us is ready to embrace friendship with rp seeking countries. rob: secretary of state mike pompeo will address the

situation at the un today headlining the united against nuclear iran summit after iranian president rouhani boldly called the us supporters of terrorism in an exclusive interview with chris wallace. >> today america is a supporter of terrorism and wherever america has gone terrorism has expanded in their wake. wherever we have gone on the other side we have defeated terrorism. >> rouhani all but ruling out a potential meeting with the president suggesting donald trump is responsible for lack of mutual trust. the senate expected to vote on ending donald trump's emergency declaration for border security. minority leader chuck schumer turning up pressure on republican saying the president is stealing money from the military to build the wall. >> many of my republican colleagues at military installations with major

projects that would suffer. because of the president's emergency declaration. the overreach goes too far. >> the government have diverted $3.6 billion to fund the wall. >> bombshell body camera video in the murder trial of a dallas police officer, amber geiger charged in the death in her neighbor who she shot and killed thinking he was an intruder in her home. video shows offices arriving to find him fighting for his life. we want to warn you this may be considered graphic. >> can you hear me? >> geiger is expected to take the stand at some point. the second parent sentenced in the college admission scandal, devon sloan was been four months behind bars after admitting he

paid $250,000 to get his son into usc as a water polo player. felicity huffman will spend two weeks in prison. lori laughlin has pleaded not guilty to charges and the admission scandal. rob: a number of tornadoes and possible tornadoes tracking several states overnight. look at this one right here. >> this is insane. it is big too. rob: crazy video, leaving a path of destruction in wisconsin. >> a different thread in the atlantic as tropical storm karen hits puerto rico and the virgin islands. janice dean joins us with the weather threat you have been following for days. >> severe weather yesterday striking several states, tornado reports for many people here all the way down towards nebraska

and kansas and oklahoma and up towards wisconsin. that is where we had video earlier on, a flash of lightning and you saw the tremendous funnel. there as tropical storm karen still bringing heavy rainfall to puerto rico. where will karen go next? big question especially over the next couple days. you see with the radar we are deal with potential for heavy rainfall, certainly tropical storm force windss will be problematic throughout the day into thursday especially the eastern part of puerto rico. as we go through time, another stalled out tropical system and looks like high pressure is going to build across the atlantic and force the storm, will be a tropical storm, will be a depression? a lot of questions but it will look like it moves sort of westward toward the us mainland, something we have to watch. here are the tropical models.

it does a loop here so you have the bahamas have to watch, florida, we have several days to watch the system and we have karen, lorenzo, what is left of jerry moving into bermuda. lorenzo is a fish storm, not going to hurt anyone but karen needs to be watched over the next couple days. lots to talk about in the land of weather. there's a lot of news, a lot happening in general. now to this story, 12-year-old cancer survivor fulfills his dream of being a sheriff, he beat leukemia three years ago. the honorary sheriff of suffolk county, new york. >> it means a lot to me. i don't know what my favorite is. i like it all. rob: he arrived with a motorcycle escort.

his brother serving a behind-the-scenes look on long island. 10 minutes after the hour, the president railing against democrats declaring the latest impeachment inquiry is presidential harassment. is the president right? constitutional law attorney says this is a dirty political package next. jillian: the happiest place in the world about to make vegans even happier, we will explain when we come back. sfx: upbeat music a lot of clothes you normally take to the cleaners aren't dirty dirty. they just need a quick refresh. try new febreze clothing quick dry mist. it eliminates odors and refreshes lightly-worn clothing. breathe happy febreze... la la la la la.

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jillian: is he right? is constitutional law attorney and attorney general alice reeves. a lot of this is going to change as far as the conversation goes when transcript are released but what is your opinion on what the president had to say? >> he is absolutely right, democrats since 2015 have been looking to take down this president. this is a political conviction looking for a sufficient legal basis that is simply not there. we have gone through this before the election, we went through it in the mueller investigation revealed absolutely nothing as far as legal basis for impeachment and simply the democrats coming out in front of seeing anything about the transcript saying we know there must be something somewhere that is an impeachable offense, that's not how the legal system works, that's not how the constitution works at it should

not be how congress works in terms of impeachment. from a constitutional perspective it should not be a partisan issue. it should be something democrats if they were truly looking for fact and truth should wait and say let's look at the transcript, then we will see. what i would like to know from nancy pelosi, is she ready to call a vote or is this something they want to drag out this narrative to get to the election? rob: she jumped in on this so fast. look at this tweet from the president. she might be nervous, the president almost seems excited to share what this is. mike pompeo, received permission from ukraine government to release the transcript of the phone call i had with their president. they don't know what the big deal is, total witchhunt by the democrats. they release the transcript and it says nothing, if the president of ukraine in that bilateral meeting says nothing happened how are democrats going to look optically after that? >> it is going to be embarrassing for them. he is coming out in the washington examiner that goes

into them and discusses that further. that is it. the democrats are simply trying to spin whatever they can to fit their narrative and they have become the party of hate. they are hating donald trump and what is interesting is the timing of this in the news cycle because donald trump at the united nations on monday was very clear standing up for religious freedom, standing up for pro-life, standing up for conservative family values and that has been completely negated in the news cycle because all democrats want to talk about is taking him down, same thing we saw with brett kavanaugh, the same narrative they are continuing to say. this is something where they should have waited. they haven't seen the transcript. when this comes out today we should look at what it looked like objectively, not how democrats will try to spin it. >> lawmakers in support of impeachment, you will see 180 house dems, 20 democratic

senators, here are republicans. if this were to make its way through the house you would need 2 thirds in the senate. a lot of people are having a hard time wrapping their mind around the push for this when you look at those numbers and the fact that is this a reality kick you >> reporter: it is not going to get through a conviction in the senate but the reason for that, it should not be political or partisan. if there's something here that was a legal basis that fit the article to requirement, high crime and misdemeanor, there is nothing, treason, bribery, high crime and misdemeanor, we would be having a different conversation but every republican and every true conservative looking objectively at the law knows this is simply a political partisan tactic. nancy pelosi is catering to the far left in her party. she's not going to call a vote anytime soon. how long is this inquiry going to go? democrats know they don't have anything so they want to continue to inquire and puff

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jillian: canadian police charged kevin o'leary's wife in a deadly boating crash. linda o'leary accused of careless operation after two people died when their boat collided with o'leary's bat boat, she faces 18 months in jail if convicted. o'leary is doing court next month. sources say she plans to vigorously fight the charge. rob: former actor bill cosby owes $3 million in legal fees behind bars. according to the new york post he tried to fight paying millions of dollars to a law firm that represented him in 2017. a judge just rejected his claim. he is serving 3 to 10 years in prison for drugging and sexually insulting a woman. jillian: this is interesting. new york city pushing a plan requiring certain deliveries to

be made overnight. and attempt to cut down on traffic congestion. rob: i love it, to go from our sister network foxbusiness with reaction. is a commercial delivery to a business? >> this is a bill that will go to the full council. it has been approved by the transportation committee and what it would do is require deliveries to city facilities to happening overnight hours to cut down on traffic congestion. the bill would mandate the city to create a plan for these to take place in a few highly contested areas between 7:00 pm, and 6 am where feasible. the city council said, quote, it is about evaluating city facilities for the possibility of implementing what i believe is going to be a real congestion reliever. we asked businesses to do it, we

are not putting money where our mouth is. it would be a big step for 3 facilities to have to go along with what other businesses do but hopefully avoid cutting down on the congestion we are seeing those delivery trucks parking in the middle of the street. rob: you have cars parked on the side of the street and delivery trucks double parking cars, a four ln. avenue becomes one lane at rush hour. jillian: deliveries like saying you are delivering -- rob: produce -- >> going to city facilities like delivery going to city hall or -- rob: expand it out. >> haven't been that excited about anything. rob: talk about a kid bar. >> nestlé expanding their line of luxury handcrafted kitcats. they have a pop up shop in london and over 1500

combinations you can create this fancy expensive kitcat bar, you can have a rose petal and cocoa kitcat or marmalade or earl grey or whiskey. for $17 you can get one of these fancy kitcat bars. what happened to the regular milk chocolate? jillian: $17, you get 10 bags of the halloween bag. rob: artificial candy. thanks so much. the happiest place on earth got happier for vegans. disney is adding 400 different plant-based meals to restaurants at their florida and california theme parks. jillian: this comes on october 1st. options arrive in disneyland next year. rob: 26 after the hour, the white house expected to release the transcript from donald trump's phone call with the leader of ukraine. how did negotiations work

between powerful world leaders? we are putting things out there the world doesn't want people to see. jim hansen on deck next to see why that would be a threat. >> maybe there was something like a conspiracy thing going on. >> don't think there is a conspiracy. jillian: house hearing takes an unusual turn when rashida tlaib question the witness's politics that accuses the witness of being a conspiracy theorist. ♪ my mom washes the dishes... ...before she puts them in the dishwasher. so what does the dishwasher do? cascade platinum does the work for you, prewashing and removing stuck-on foods, the first time. wow, that's clean! cascade platinum.

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rob: it comes as nancy pelosi cave to party pressure. >> i'm announcing the house of representatives is opening an official impeachment inquiry. the president must be held accountable. no one is above the law. >> the president slamming accusation is wrong doing, a total witchhunt, scan by the democrats. many democrats praising the prospect of impeaching the president. rob: mark t's and says any spotlight put on ukraine is going to hurt joe biden more than the president. >> this will do more damage to joe biden then donald trump. donald trump is flexing like he's pretty confident releasing these transcripts. we will see how that comes out, we will see who is hurting the most is joe biden. what happens is republicans will call on hunter biden to testify and call up all the obama administration aids, saying they warned the vice president hunter biden called a conflict of

interest in politics experts who are going to say what the vice president did was a conflict of interest under federal ethics regulations and that could be bad for joe biden. >> the rnc demanded biden release transcript of his call the chinese and ukrainian leaders during his time as vice president. biden's campaign review say they are classified and it would be illegal. rob: in the meantime democrats putting pressure on the president to release the transcript of a privileged conversation he had with his ukrainian counterpart. >> we have the transcript of the call which will be released tomorrow and it was a perfect call. there was no quid pro quo unlike biden, no nothing. it was very nice. >> will it set a dangerous precedent that could hinder future discussions with world

leaders? joining us with expert insight is the president of security studies jim hansen. a lot to break down. what is going to help or hurt here? what are the possibilities we are looking at? >> this is a disgraceful effort by the democrats to use the president's negotiating authority and operations with foreign leaders for political purposes. he gets a lot of latitude when talking with foreign leaders to try to get them to do what the us wants. we don't give military 8 or any other kind of aid to other countries out of the goodness of our hearts. we use it for us strategic interests and the president has a role in pushing countries to do things we want them to do. settings withhold aid to get an investigation into abuse of state power by a former vp clearly falls within that authority. >> some people say democrats are nervous what this will look like for joe biden and that is why they are throwing all this attention on what the president

is doing because this could explode into something really bad if they look at how they operate, you have someone like hunter biden, what was he doing working with ukrainian gas and oil facility. >> he got paid $3 million with 0 expertise in the area and his father comes in and gets the prosecutor who could look into that fire. of course that is something the us has an interesting finding the truth about. the interesting thing is people say for some reason joe biden should get a pass on this being investigated just because he's running for president. that is not the case. he was the vice president of the united states who may have used his authority to change the outcome of an investigation to help his own son. that is something donald trump can and should ask the ukrainian president about in the idea that is not something that should happen just because biden is a candidate is absurd. jillian: the president was tweeting a lot, it says i'm

currently at the united nations representing our country but have authorize the release tomorrow of the lee declassified and unredacted classified conversations with the president of ukraine. when you look at the president saying take a look at this, i don't want it redacted. i want you to see what went down that is great for a lot of people but what do you make of the timing of nancy pelosi yesterday and the president releasing the transcript today as we were told and she did this before the transcript was released? >> it is going to look incredibly stupid for nancy pelosi to have called for this and for this transcript to come out. unless there is a quote where donald trump asks the ukrainian president to dig up dirt on biden for political purposes in the campaign then there is no there there. he is allowed to push the ukrainian president to start an investigation. that's part of the president's job.

democrats may have done -- let donald trump, throw him in the briarpatch and they are in trouble about it. rob: there was a lot of distraction yesterday but the president had a big speech to the un and a pretty good one and almost was somber in tone but his message with anti-globalism, went hard on iran and immigration as well. what did you make of it? >> there are some people criticizing him for standing up for nationalism. the president uses nationalism almost as a synonym for patriotism. he says you should put your country first, in this case the united states of america. that is why he was elected. to stop like obama did putting global community, the mythical global community in front of you a strategic interest and us national interest. we want him to stand up for us, put america first and that is something he clearly outlined as

the number one priority of the nationstate at the united nations. we go to the united nations to work with other countries, not to fall in line behind them to the detriment of us citizens. donald trump made that abundantly clear. jillian: today could be more interesting than yesterday. stay tuned. the mother of a us navy veteran imprisoned in iran looking for help from the president after her son lost his appeal. michael white was sentenced to 10 years in jail for insulting iran's supreme leader. 's mother joann says she can't communicate with him and is worried about his health. michael recently had surgery to remove a neck tumor. donald trump secure the release of a dozen americans imprisoned overseas. kim jong un documentary director says they have turned over a confession in the making a murderer case. wisconsin inmate reportedly admitted he is the one who killed teresa hallbok in wisconsin and not stephen avery

who is serving a life sentence for it. >> he was walking around free when this happened and maybe this is the reason he tried to point the finger at stephen avery in the first place. kind of a balancing act professionals need to dig in. rob: the convicted murderer's name will not be released until they confirm the confession's legitimacy. stephen avery's case highlighted the popular netflix series everybody saw. jillian: a house hearing just went awkward when rashida tlaib accuses a proactiveing advocate of the conspiracy theorist. watch this exchange. >> why were you winking on one of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle. >> because i know glenn. >> he -- >> is a friend of mine. >> i didn't know what the winking was. i thought there was something like a conspiracy thing going on. >> you think there is a conspiracy? >> now, now.

rob: the hearing was called after cdc officials warned of a link between vapeing and several death across the country. jillian: 38 after the hour, christmas in september. you may think that is the case in hollywood. impeachment inquiry into the president. carly shimkus has reaction to that when she walks in.

jillian: welcome back. hillary clinton wasting no time praising democrats for pursuing impeachment against donald trump. rob: she's not the only one. carly shimkus is here with the backlash she is receiving on twitter. or the lash back.

>> wise rob coughing? twitter he wrapped it over the impeachment inquiry. if you're wondering how hillary clinton felt about it we have an answer. watch this. >> to enlist the president of ukraine in a plot to undermine former vice president biden, if that is not an impeachable offense i don't know what is. carley: hillary clinton's campaign was accused of benefiting from information released by ukraine. democratic presidential hopeful elizabeth warren celebrating the news saying no one is above the law, not even the president of the united states. congress has constitutional authority and responsibility to hold the president accountable. the louisiana republican senator bill cassidy says this is just another day ending and why, democrats called for impeachment

since donald trump won the election. the mueller investigation went nowhere so they are trying something new. donald trump said he will release the transcript of the call with ukraine wednesday and it will speak for itself. a lot of donald trump's hollywood critics are celebrating as well but star trek star george takei said there are significant political risks to impeaching any president. i have 5 house members and speaker pelosi for moving ahead despite those risks. we never should have to employ this remedy. but we never should have a president as horrific as trump. more to come on this. when the transcript comes out. rob: he hasn't been on tv in 40 years. is it takei? you do so -- carley: i got a little husky going on.

jillian: we are going to have -- rob: you have not seen that in a long time. thanks so much. 44 minutes after the hour. a heated hearing on the hill as congress takes aim at the vapeing industry. jim comeare was inside next. jillian: time to check in with steve doocy for what is going on on "fox and friends". >> we are talking about a rob's snafu regarding takei. i thought it was takei too. kim jong un and we opened the show -- >> coming up, it is such a big news day, we have an all-star lineup. rudy giuliani, the president's

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jillian: welcome back to "fox and friends first". the vapeing industry is drawing fire from congress and concerned

parent after 500 cases of a mysterious lung disease reported across the country. california has launched a criminal investigation into the company juul but the head of the cdc can't guarantee any e-cigarettes are safe. >> we are seeing an epidemic. >> data for 2019 is continuing to be concerning. no single additive has been ruled out as of today. jillian: congressman james comeare joins us, thank you for joining us. a lot of people are worried about the information that continues to come out. tell us your take away from that meeting. >> it was informative. we had a previous meeting with the ceo and founder of juul to talk about potential practices they had in marketing directly to teenagers which is something that is bipartisan that we

oppose. certainly the industry lacks significant amount of regulation. there is not a lot known about e-cigarettes and that is what we are asking about in the hearing yesterday, what exactly is the cdc doing, what can the fda do. it was a very informative hearing and we all in congress get letters and messages from constituents concerned about children and grandchildren. this is something very few parents knew about until the recent news story. it is a problem congress is addressing. jillian: look at these numbers, the report of vapeing related illnesses and deaths, 9 death across the country, 530 cases of lung injury. look at those numbers, the something as you pointed out is relatively new and you have a ton of people, you walk the streets of new york city or other cities and you see all over the place. what do you think should be done about them? >> the centers for disease

control needs to take this seriously and they said yesterday they were. it is something we need to launch into every potential agency to investigate. we need to contract with universities and researchers to figure out what is in each of these pods in the e-cigarette industry meaning the pods that caused the lungs to collapse and many of the deaths were counterfeit pods. most of the e-cigarette companies make a product, nicotine based, but instances where people died with counterfeit pods that had everything from fentanyl to full-blown marijuana in each pod. we have to get control of the retailers and the online market that is selling these counterfeit and illegal pods. that is something the government can do immediately to try to cut back on the unnecessary deaths but we need an education campaign to make sure parents

and teachers and grandparents know that this is an epidemic, many students are sneaking around, using these e-cigarettes. we don't know what they are inhaling. that got the attention of congress as it should but yesterday's hearing was very productive. jillian: lack of information is caring people the most. let's look at this map of the date of e-cigarette bands and restrictions, in new york, massachusetts and michigan, action toward restriction in north carolina, california and new jersey. do you expect the number to grow? >> it is absolutely going to grow. a teenager who started vapeing because a friend of his gave him and e cigarette, he had no idea what he was inhaling.

he stayed at the hospital for a few days, they released him and a couple days later his lungs collapsed and now he is on life support. you are going to see more states take action. we have taken action in congress. the federal government gets the idea and i think there will be major change in the e-cigarette industry in the coming weeks. jillian: what about the president's involvement? will we see anything else from him kick you >> the president has taken the lead on this? he's very anti-e-cigarette, very anti-abca3ing. he has done everything in his availability as leader of the country to make sure this epidemic is solved. we are certainly trying to lead the educational effort about the danger of inhaling something that you have no idea what you are putting in your body. the federal government will be investigating more of the pods teenagers use when they are vapeing. we have no idea what is in each pod.

jillian: thank you for joining us this morning, we appreciate your time. we did reach out to juul for a statement but we haven't heard back, thank you for joining us. rob: 54 after the hour. a fake fedex worker breaks into a family's home, ties them up with duct tape and robs them. it is insane and it is all caught on camera. jillian: praying for protection, a photo of a young man praying over a deputy warm hearts around the nation. we are coming right back. ♪ we are family ♪ . .

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there. jillian: have a good day. ♪ nothing doesn't feel the same ♪ the rest of my life is going to start today ♪ good morning. steve: another max frost song. good morning, everybody. welcome. come on in to the mezzanine level of "fox & friends." ainsley: we thought we were going to have so much fun on the show today but another investigation. steve: headline in the "new york post" it's on. brian: is it really on? a lot of legal experts say it's a symbolic gesture that nancy pelosi did yesterday esci