police say he threatened a jogger after they both tried to claim a wheelbarrow from a pile of trash. it happened in july. nothing more to say on that. "fox and friends first" continues, have a great weekend, goodbye. >> i am very prayerful about this. >> it is not stonewalling. i didn't receive direction from anybody. >> this is a heavy decision to go down this path. >> nancy pelosi has been hijacked by the radical left and everybody knows it. jillian: friday, september 27th, whistleblower blowback, republicans bracing for the latest white house we can identify the whistleblower they say is responsible for it. rob: democrats couldn't disagree more. they see the public complaint has concrete proof for impeachment. what is in it? live in washington with key details. jillian: if you can't impeach him at least make money off him. squad members unveiled a new line of trump inspired t-shirts.

kim jong un for the reminder from the for these guys, airplane emergency exits are for, wait for it, emergencies only. >> wait until you hear why this passenger opened one up. "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> you are watching "fox and friends first" this friday morning. carley: thank you for starting your day with us, let's get to this fox news alert. top republicans demanding to know who made the complaint about donald trump's phone call with ukraine. todd: it comes after attend hearing on capitol hill with the acting director of national intelligence. >> griff jenkins joins us from washington, the was a blower could be a cia officer. >> the new york times reports that was a blower the cia employee on assignment to the white house. telling fox news they served on

staff of the national security council. this is the acting dni joseph maguire testified for 3 hours saying we've never seen anything like this. >> this is unprecedented and this is a unique situation. i want to stress that i believe the whistleblower and the inspector general have acted in good faith throughout. i have every reason to believe they have done everything by the book and followed the law. >> chairman adam schiff quest pressing maguire to explain his handling of the complaint. >> you went to the subject of the complaint for advice first about whether you should provide the complaint to congress. >> it did appear it has executive privilege. it was not stonewalling. i didn't receive direction from anybody. i was just trying to work through the process and the law the way it is written. >> required knowledge the complaint was based on secondhand information but nancy pelosi was not satisfied cautiously pressing ahead in the march 2nd impeachment. >> this is a cover-up.

i think what the dni did was broke the law. the law is very clear. this is nothing we take lightly. >> reporter: the president pushed back in a new video obtained by bloomberg saying he wants to identify who leaked to the whistleblower. >> you know what we used to do in the old days with spies? used to handle wonderfully than we do now. >> the long they wasn't over for maguire. he also said behind closed doors before the senate intelligence committee unclear whether or not we may hear from the whistleblower at some point. >> this is just the beginning. thank you very much. >> the complaint against donald trump under the microscope, the president's supporters say there are glaring credibility issues. >> jim jordan says there are two critical things congress looks for in a whistleblower's testimony and neither of them past the test in this case.

>> the committee deals with more whistleblowers than any other committee in congress. when whistleblower comes forward you look for two things, one, where they i witness? do they have firsthand knowledge? what was their motivation? this so-called whistleblower has problems in both areas and the inspector general even tells us he had political bias. that is washington speak for this guy was out to get the president. now we find out there was no quid pro quo when you read the transcript but there was with joe biden. they accuse us of what they were doing. clinton worked with foreigners, with russians to impact the 26 election, they blame him for doing that even though they are the ones who did it and joe biden with quid pro quo and they blame donald trump at the same thing and it is not true. >> the president's personal attorney rudy giuliani forced to defend himself. kamala harris calling for an investigation into giuliani over the whistleblower's claims about him. >> i am calling on the ig in state department to investigate

and figure out who in the state department was in cahoots or facilitating giuliani's interaction with the ukrainian officials. >> new york bar association needs to investigate giuliani and probably disbarred. >> giuliani says he was just doing his job. >> i'm the president's lawyer. i know they don't think donald trump is entitled to constitutional rights but i was trying to make it clear the charges against the president were completely false because what they charged as russian collusion was ukrainian collusion. >> the accusations against him in the whistleblower complaint claims us officials were concerned about his communication with ukrainian officials. >> now a fox news alert breaking overnight, the british oil tank is used by iran is on the move. iranian authorities confirm the vessel left the port where it has been held for months. it is now headed toward dubai.

iran captured the crew in july for failing to observe international maritime law. it came 2 weeks after the british navy seized an iranian tanker and tensions escalate with toronto, the iranian president is bashing the us on the world stage. hassan rouhani says he wants to move the united nations headquarters out of new york city to a, quote, better country. he also urged the us to stop its maximum pressure campaign in favor of dialogue. >> sanctions must be dissolved, cease this policy of maximum pressure and pursue a policy of dialogue and logic and reason. >> his remarks on the sidelines of the un generalissimo come one day after donald trump suspended visas for iranian officials and their families. >> democratic mega debtor ed buck will remain in federal custody until the end of his drug case.

is accused of running a drug then and injecting a man with so much myth he almost died. he is also facing federal charges in the overdose death of a man. process the dave that deadly does the killed jamal more in 2017. of convicted he could face life in prison. climate protesters swarm the nation's capital days after the 2 people were arrested for blocking three. you can see, handcuffing themselves, activists shutdown dc say they will take to the streets again. the group planning to target trump international hotel, the epa fossil fuel backers and wells fargo. rob: we are days into fall but winter already coming to part of the western us, montana, iowa and wyoming bracing for snowstorms, the rocky mountains could experience not one, not two but up to three feet of snow and blizzard conditions.

>> a different story in the atlantic as lorenzo become the category number hurricane. janice dean has her hands full tracking these. >> it is all happening on "fox and friends first". happy friday. we made it! 47 in missoula, 45 in rapid city. it still feels like summer time across the south, the southwest, even the east coast dealing with warmer temperatures as we head into the weekend but the big stories incredible amounts of snow that will pile up across the northern rockies and northern plains, already seeing that snow flying. we obviously have winter weather advisories in place. look at this forecast through the next couple days, two feet of snow. it is happening. it is going to be happening. we have the threat for severe storms, the cold front

associated with that snow will bring potential for strong to severe thunderstorms. here's your forecast, snow is a big story across the northern rockies in northern plains, severe weather across the central us, beautiful forecast in new york city with mostly sunny skies. tropical storm karen we are not going to worry about, it will dissipate. lorenzo, category number 4 but is going to move north and eastward. europe will have to watch it. this is a historic storm, the strongest storm we have seen this far out but not for us to be concerned about. rob: i'm excited karen is not going to threaten line because it lets me use the radio to line from goodfellows, that i was practicing. karen! jillian: let's talk about this. thursday night football. philadelphia eagles come back

with a late goal line stands. >> one second down in the air, a lift off, philadelphia will take over. jillian: what a thing of beauty. that interception fueling the eagles road win but not before catching a breakup. the nfl defending a controversial now call on what appears to be pass interference by eagles defender. officials claim there is no clear evidence of a penalty. on nasty helmet hit. it was a really nasty hit. they were concerned about paralysis but he went to the hospital. todd: you got to make sure the guy is okay. we finally know who will perform at the 54th super bowl halftime show on fox. jillian: these hips won't live.

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todd: investigating the president, he joins us now. thank you for being here. you say this sets a dangerous precedent that every president should be on impeachment watch. >> it is concerning because think a few days before the whistleblower report was released, before the transcript was released we had the speaker of the house of representatives before this is in public domain, before she had seen a for impeachment, call for impeachment proceedings. obviously as republicans a lot of us were not happy with the way president obama conducted himself in office, the decisions he made, nobody called for his impeachment. think back to donald trump and his election, people have been trying to delegitimize his election since day one in the impeachment proceedings are part of that and it is concerning because from now on, nancy

pelosi has laid the gauntlet down. any opposing party that doesn't support the president, that president has to be on impeachment watch. heather: listen to claims from the with a lower complaint. some don't look good for the president including the fact that it is white house officials acted to lockdown records of a and may not have been the first time the white house tried to conceal transcript. also there was an official and unofficial follow-up to the call it ukrainian officials may have under steve they needed to go along with the president. that doesn't look good. a lot of people are questioning why didn't these sources of the whistleblower come out with these claims? >> exactly right. what concerns me about this complaint is the whistleblower did not have direct firsthand knowledge. that person wasn't in the room. they weren't privy to what was

allegedly said, the allegations in that report. the issue, the people, whoever they were who were present, why didn't they come forward? the fact is they haven't. i am an attorney, former united states attorney, federal prosecutor. you judge the witness by his or her credibility and what the person knew firsthand. we know this whistleblower had no firsthand knowledge of what allegedly took place. todd: this reminds me of a felony -- fellow attorney of a summary judgment, everyone agrees on the main facts but how the fact apply to what in this case isn't law, it is more political law if you will. everybody on the democratic side is saying this is impeachment. everybody on the republican side is saying it is not. how is there such divergence among these individuals, these

groups? >> i think you have to pull way back and fly over 30,000 feet and ask yourself, the allegations, do they rise to high crimes and misdemeanors? that is in your judgment but the fact of the matter is again you talk about summary judgment, you think about the allegations, who made the allegation? what the witnesses actually know of their own volition, their own authority in this whistleblower knew nothing because that person wasn't in the room and wasn't privy. obviously going back to our legal glossary, is hearsay. todd: understood. this is not going away anytime soon.

we will hear from individuals like you a lot more over the next days, months and potentially even years. >> the sad news is we are not considering policy. what the american people elected us to do, solve these issues, it will be put on hold because what we are dealing with now is a giant time suck. this will consume us for the next several months. heather: thank you for your time this morning, appreciate it. it is 20 minutes after the hour, donald trump's pressure campaign working. how california is finally taking steps to crack down on the homeless crisis but will it work? >> my ears, there's the way to consume me. i'm hungry and possibly teething. maybe i'm wet? who knows? i am a baby. todd: amazing to get a suit we reference on friday morning. the worst travel nightmare, sitting next to the screaming baby, one airline -- jillian: we are coming right back. it's not "pretty good or nothing."

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todd: hillary clinton back in the spotlight with scathing words for donald trump. listen to how she describes the outcome of the election. >> applying for a job and getting 66 million letters of recommendation and moving to a corrupt human tornado. todd: clinton says she doesn't think donald trump will be reelected and back the impeachment inquiry. jillian: do your member when congresswoman rashida tlaib said this? >> your selection you and says mama love you, we don't win. we are going to go in and [bleep] jillian: now she's putting that

phrase on a t-shirt, selling them as a way to raise money for her reelection campaign. todd: california taking action to address its homeless crisis. not without democrats getting political using the moment to attack the president. jillian: how the state is responding. >> reporter: gavin newsom got the memo. the california governor signed 13 laws to tackle the state's homelessness crisis on the heels of a very stern letter from the epa which reads in part california needs to fulfill its obligation to protect its water bodies and more importantly public health. for years california has pushed policies that resulted in a homelessness crisis that threatens human health and the environment. not a big surprise since the president warned this was coming after a visit to california last

week. >> in the case of los angeles it is a disaster. in the case if you look at san francisco it is a total disaster what is happening. we are going to get involved soon on a federal basis if they don't clean up their act. >> it is a problem. you see the crisis on fox but san francisco mayor pushing back on the concerns, bashing the president saying i am sick of this president taking swipes at our city for no reason other than politics. as i said before there are no needles washing out of the bay erosion from the sewer system and there is no relationship between homelessness and water quality in san francisco. gavin newsom adding on to that criticism despite taking the action, the 13 laws, he writes this. the director of national intelligence, the doj, the epa being used to attack those who stand in his way.

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todd: top republicans demanding to know who made the complaint about donald trump's phone call with ukraine. jillian: lindsey graham says it is imperative to find out who, adding why didn't they logic complaint you donald trump slamming democrat as they ramp up impeachment calls. >> a disgrace to our country. it is another witchhunt, they are frozen, the democrats are going to lose the election. todd: that complaint allegedly came from a cia officer. phil scott is the first republican governor to back the impeachment inquiry into the president, the vermont governor telling local media, quote, i support getting the fact in that inquiry so i think these are serious allegations and we need to make sure we do the fact-finding and figure out what exactly did happen. that is outspoken former arizona senator jeff flake, 35 republican senators would vote for the president's impeachment.

>> a sky driver killed after slamming into a semitruck, the woman was blown off course causing her to slam into the truck. some in the area say the nearby skydiving facility is too close to the highway. >> they need a better location. they always come close. jillian: the fbi raided the facility following a string of deaths. according to sacramento, 29 skydivers have been killed there since 1981. rob: a baggage handler under arrest after $300,000, a bag full of cash. they say there was surveillance video taking that cash. his lawyer says they will fight

the charges. and the presidential primary, governor andrew cuomo signing the new law extending the deadline by four months. the old october deadline prevented new voters from registering, voters in new york registering as late as valentines day. jillian: don't nominate elizabeth warren if you want our support, that is the warning from wall street mega donors. todd: joe biden could release a progressive tax plan. >> reporter: some democratic donors threatening, to sit out of the 2020 election cycle if the party nominates elizabeth warren. and anonymous executive at one of the nation's largest bank

saying, quote, they will not support her. it would be like shutting down their industry. the massachusetts senator has been railing against wall street since the beginning of her campaign. >> anyone who wants to run for office has to start by sucking up to a bunch of rich donors on wall street. i'm opting out of that rule. i'm not taking a dime of pack money. i want a government that doesn't work for giant multinational corporations. i want to government that works for families like ours. >> reporter: warren putting out multiple plans to curb the influence of big money including a wealth tax proposal placing a 2% tax on families with $50 million in assets and 3% tax on those with $1 billion affecting the top 70,000 households. i am elizabeth warren and i approve this message in response

to a report, they are fearful of those ending up in the white house. joe biden's advisors way a new wealth tax according to people familiar with those discussions. the latest quinnipiac poll has warren virtually tied with the former vice president. todd: a fourth grade girl has no idea what she's in for when the school mascot suddenly shows up to class. >> chief warrant officer katie harrell shocking her daughter at her missouri school. they haven't seen each other in four long months. >> there have been times i was happy to be doing a good thing for the country. todd: making it in time for

that. it underscores the sacrifice not just the individual makes. time is 35 minutes after the hour. we have seen the was a lower complaint in the ukraine call transcripts. is there actually a case for impeachment? laying out the facts for both sides. jillian: tom home and takes on the democrats another brutal border battle on capitol hill. >> you have failed to secure the border. >> i am a taxpayer. i am a taxpayer, you work for me. jillian: fierce defense for our agents on the ground.

heather: tom home and trading blows what house democrats on capitol hill. >> let me go beyond my time. you that other people go beyond -- >> mister homan, we have an agreement. mister homan! >> you work for me, i am a taxpayer. i am a taxpayer, you work for me. jillian: he blasted democrats for attacking ice agents instead of fixing immigration holes. he explain his frustration in the last hour of "fox and friends first". >> pushing a false narrative and i tried to set the record straight and they don't allow it, i'm not allowed to speak. not one democrat lawmaker asked me a question of substance but spend their time attacking me personally. it's not about transparency or issues but pushing a false narrative. jillian: he continues to fight.

he accused democrats of ignoring similar immigration policies under president obama. ice agents hard at work arresting dozens of illegal immigrants for child sex offenses. matthew albans slamming thing to where he cities. >> the fact is people are being victimized every day. jurisdictions refused to cooperate with ice. >> reporter: ice made a total of 1300 arrests this week. he says 200 of those could have been made it local jails if ice detail is were honored. todd: democrats impeachment push heating up after the white house declassified whistleblowers complain. what does it show and is there a case for impeachment? former baltimore prosecutor debbie heinz for the republican national committee, alex vogel joining me for a legal debate. let's as a backdrop the steps in the impeachment process, far cry

from what nancy pelosi declared tuesday. there are more steps to go and here they are. the house judiciary committee must hold hearings for articles of impeachment, full house consideration of the articles of impeachment, articles must stand trial in the senate, voted to move on impeachment and for the official to be removed two thirds of the senate must vote to convict. the senate must decide on two thirds, the official may be for been from holding government office again. with that as a backdrop i'm the judge, you are the legal combatants. set forth your argument for impeachment. >> here's the argument for impeachment. under the circumstances, impeachment can occur when there have been high crimes and misdemeanors committed by the president in this instance. what we are going to look at is not just the whistleblower's complaint but with a little bit is what the evidence will show his corroboration of other witnesses. we have a dozen who either know

directly about the phone call the president made to the ukrainian president saying in no uncertain terms he might withhold aid unless the ukrainian president could offer some assistance in the investigation -- todd: what exactly is the high crime and misdemeanor committed by the president? >> we don't know -- let me phrase it this way. we don't know what has been committed but if i'm arguing articles of impeachment have already been set forth, what we would be talking about is a crime of bribery or extortion. anytime you offer something in exchange for the other party to do something as in this case you hold up $400 million worth of aid to the ukrainian people in order for the ukrainian president to investigate that would be a case of extortion if presented. >> a response? >> as was noted we don't know

what happened. we know what the allegation is but impeachment is not a legal process in the traditional sense. there is not a legal standard the prosecution has to meet. high crimes and misdemeanors in this context is whatever the house of representatives says they believe it is and intentionally designed as a political process so those who voted on it would be held accountable by the voters. they can impeach someone because they don't like the color of his tie. the real issue is one of politics. there is no legal standard either to convict or for someone to object to that appeal. the underlying issue people are talking about is the nature of the telephone call between the president and a foreign leader, a number of issues, generally speaking those would be considered among the most privileged conversations. we will see how that plays out

but a long way between here and there. rob: the closing arguments? >> there is a long way to go. nothing is ever quick. what i will say, not just a phone call we are looking at. we are looking at events with rudy giuliani and once those pieces are put together with that phone call what we will find out in the american people here there is a case that has been made for high crimes and misdemeanors, extortion and bribery. >> conversation took place between the two world leaders and the president appropriately raised the issue of corruption in that context. it is not an impeachable offense. todd: we are nowhere near close to figure it out and i'm glad i'm not a judge. thank you for being here.

>> those who made the ultimate sacrifice, the event created in honor of firefighters stevens hillary lost his life on 9/11. todd: how much that organization does. checking in with brian kilmeade. >> i'm tired of looking at this. coming up on the show, we are talking all things impeachment, we talk about the whistleblower. who is it and what is the information? we will be talking about immigration, we have an ice director under fire. they were firing back yesterday and bring you all of that. let's go inside with the white house. are they setting up the war room? hogan give believe, and pam bondi will be here talking about the president's legal strategy

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jillian: hope you are having a good morning. welcome back. airline passenger opens the emergency exit because she needed a breath of fresh air. yeah. this happening on a tarmac in china. do you believe that? despite repeated warnings from the flight crew the woman pulled the lever and opened the door. she reportedly complained the plane too stuffy. delaying the flight by an

hour. the passenger was arrested. todd: airlines forced to make emergency landing passenger has a situation with regard to the bathroom. the door panel becoming inoperable mid flight. san francisco bound plane to be diverted to denver. firefighters able to pry it open and help free the passenger. another plane was used to finish the trip. jillian: no thank you. speaking of nightmares have you ever sat next to a crying baby. >> oh, great, i always end up sitting next to a damn baby. >> what? what did you just say? >> wah, wah, my ears are popping and no way to console me. >> see where infants are sitting when booking a ticket. that way they can avoid sitting by one if they wish.

todd: creative, japanese arms. time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. first a florida police officer hailed a hero for stopping traffic rescuing an injured dog. wrapping a blanket around a pup hit by a car and named the dog lucky. the owner has not yet been found. jillian: next the bad. canada green party admit they altered a photo to make it look like their leader was using a reusable cup and straw. original picture on the left shows the woman disposable cup. >> finally the ugly. arby's they have the meat. don't ask them where the beef is lesson republican presidential candidate mark sanford learned on the campaign trail. where is the beef on that promise. the wall has not been built over the administration last couple years. todd: the former south carolina governor might have mixed up his fast food slogan where's the beef used by wendy's. arby's responding only where

arby's can. this is an arby's. jillian: i love when they respond on twitter. todd: paying people to do the right job. jillian: you go arby's. have a good day. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ small town ♪ throw down ♪ it's time to up ♪ and tailgates down ♪ steve: small town live from new york city on this friday. ainsley: did you say friday? steve: tgif thank goodness it's fox. ainsley: no more alarm clocks. it is nice to sleep in for two days. brian a lot of times when i walk out of the building let's take a few hours off. the minute i walk out of the building i'm