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look at that. pete: still feeling it. ed: a lot of news breaking overnight. impeachment drama is on. democrats say they are ready to start the hearings officially as early as next week. jedediah: political battle charging ahead as party leaders demand answers from top administration officials. pete: garretgarrett tenney is in washington as democrats prepare to make their move. >> house democrats have issued subpoenas for secretary of state mike pompeo and are demanding a long list of documents receipted to the administration's interactions with ukraine. in addition to the documents, the heads of the three house committees, intelligence, foreign affairs and oversight have also scheduled depositions with five state department officials. in a letter to pompeo, the committee chairs warned him against stonewalling, writing: your failure or refusal to comply with the subpoena shall constitute evidence of obstruction of the house's impeachment inquiry. these are the first concrete steps by house democrats in

that impeachment inquiry and on friday speaker nancy pelosi said while there is no deadline for that probe, it will be moving ahead expeditiously. >> so this is not a cause for any joy that we have to go down this path. it's a difficult decision to make. but we have that obligation. >> while the house has left d.c. for a two week recess, lawmakers involved in the impeachment probe are expected to rus return to d.c. to work on that including a closed door briefing next friday with the inspector general who you may remember found the whistleblower held political bias against president trump. back to y'all. ed: the president's attorneys met with him yesterday inside the white house. they are getting ready for the defensive strategy to deal with the fact democrats are on offense on this. jedediah: i feel like i have spent trump's entire administration talking about potential scandal that never manifest. first deal with russia and

oh there is nothing there. there is no collusion. i still don't see obstruction some in their delusional world see obstruction and now talking about this. i feel like we don't get to talk about the issues enough because we are so muddle you had in this stuff that democrats are constantly pushing out the distraction. i wonder constant distraction game because they're so worried about having weaknesses on issues like the economy and having strength from trump on these issues. i don't see grounds for impeachment here, do you? pete: not at all. i'm promising the viewers it's not all about impeachment. change the channel impeachment all day every day. normally a resolution is passed by the house jurisdiction is given to a committee. instead an inquiry. we are testing the waters to garner enough support amongst our mexico while the presidential candidates run around and most people are not paying attention when you look the ukraine talk about it later on secure server had serious leaker

problems and serious corruption which the bidens got away with someone made comments on this channel and it's a great one. the minute president trump became business his sons stopped doing international business. the moment obama administration saturdayed the bidens started doing international business. they hovered at 325 to million dollars nominations while secretary of state and presumptive nominee. goes down to 25,000 donations. surrounded by pay-to-play influence. trump is frustrated by that none of these impeachment. ed: does it rise to high crimes and misdemeanors or not or is it just the controversy? maybe the president made mistakes but does it really rise to the level of impeachment? i pressed a democrat about that last night filling in for martha. john garamendi from california the transcript of the two phone calls from the president proves no quid pro quo. i pressed him on that. at one point he was telling me talked about the favor

and he used the word "though." if you look at the transcript. i said shouldn't have you gotten the facts before you went all in. watch. >> you were hanging problems and this being a quid pro quo on the fact that the president used the word "though" in a phone call. a few seconds ago you said the assumption is shouldn't you have had these facts and not had assumptions before you actually move ahead with an impeachment inquiry? >> well, i can assure you and i can assure the american people that those facts will be forthcoming. >> but how you cannot get the facts before impeachment, you are saying they are for the coming. shouldn't you have had the facts in this case before you moved in full steam ahead? >> well, let's just back all the way up to the mueller report. he had found that there was in that case an effort by the president to obstruct justice. pete: here you go, press him on ukraine give me more details. i will say flat out put it on the table the phone call

with the ukraine and president doesn't look good. should president trump have talked about welcoming the ukrainians in to interfere in the 2020 election. there is a debate on what happened when w. that phone call and what other documents we can have. that should be investigated. but to jump from there to impeachment seems like a stretch. you push a democrats where are the facts. what about obstruction of justice with mueller? at the next point congressman garamendi said also the eno cents clause. where is this it comes out. impeachment here. impeachment there to your point before for two and a half or so years now. it's impeachment no matter what the story is. jedediah: so fascinating the ed making the perfectly reasonable comment listen if you are going to do this shouldn't you have the facts first and no answer whatsoever new norm for them to say let's impeach. the problem with this they have wanted to impeach this president from day one. people would be more likely to take inquiry seriously if

it were the first time or every time trump says something it somehow merits grounds for impeachment for folks on the left. it's just so interesting because what you are saying about having facts before doing something is a perfectly reasonable nonpartisan statement that everyone should be getting behind and now that is not acceptable to democrats. ed: before she has a transcript of call. pete: waits this long and doesn't wait another day for the transcript. the whole whistleblower thing is a sham. based on hearsay evidence, you are now deemed a whistleblower. what you are is a leaker using a legal process by which to get information out you think will be damaging to the president because you have political motivation there is a treat from adam schiff two weeks before this that alludes to the fact he knows about. this these are people who hate the president wanting to get the info out highlanding behind a whistleblower. jedediah: he told me something somebody else told him and somebody else told him. ed: so finance corroborated. second hand. if it's corroborated it would be a problem for the

president. we shall see. house democrats pushing impeachment as we noted. 2020 candidates out on the trail focusing their attention back to justice brett kavanaugh. yesterday was the one year anniversary of colored christie blasey ford testifying. >> we need to get the truth about kavanaugh. it's a shame he remains on the beach impeach kavanaugh. elizabeth warren like the man who appointed him, brett kavanaugh should be impeached. interesting because it was only a week or so ago that new allegations quote unquote came out against justice kavanaugh and quickly fell apart. the 2020 democrats go all in again. jedediah: this is very, very sad for me. they look very, very sad. i feel sorry for them because if this is where you are going i talked before about distraction and pivoting, if this is where you are going a huge loss for everyone that's saying. this this livened up republicans more than anything the way couch was treated. there was no innocent until

proven guilty. none of these allegations were credible. i will say that again. i looked into them time and time and time again. but this mission to get this guy out of there was so horrific that even independent voters around the country is like this is enough, man. you guys look crazy. more power to you kamala want to keep talking about, this go ahead. pete: alongside president trump justice kavanaugh one of the most vetted people on the planet after what he went through. tammy bruce was talking about this yesterday. she had a great take. listen. >> this is one of the man probably one of the most investigated men in the country. kamala harris comes out going down in the polls, looking for something new. and once again launches in here in an attempt to destroy that man and his family. i don't know, also, maybe she needs to have a talk with ruth bader ginsburg who went on the record when she didn't have to saying both justice govern and justice yawfn very decent men to launch back into the absurdity of what we

experienced last year i think reminds americans what we're up against. pete: it does. base elections. both sides more supreme court seats likely at stake. this is a remind of this. ed: mls soccer story recently banned antifa flags. soccer teams calling for more maga hats to counter antifa flags. versed that band i am flags. had the ban and reversed it under pressure from the left. and right coming out why don't we have maga hats. jedediah: here is a quote from the player i hope people will now wear their maga gear to mls games. fly the trump 2020 flags. the antifa thugs have just fought and won the freedom of political expression. without censorship or judgment. i will not be surprised when they show their true fascist agenda by pushing mls to ban

those they disagree with prosecute expressing their differing political opinion. pete: so well said. whoever said that had to be anonymous. live in a world to support president trump is more difficult to be an antifa thug. you want to look at this election maga red hats and black masks and flags. let people fly the flags they want at games even though i think antifa is horrible. ed: go to soccer game you can now fly your anti-fascist flag. jedediah: turn to headlines now. begin with a fox news alert. pioneering deputy shot dead ambushed during a traffic stop in texas. he was shot and killed while walking away from the suspect's car. the accused cop killer later arrested and charged with capital murder. the fallen deputy's colleague saluting his flag-draped casket. >> deputy, 10 years veteran

was a hero. was a respected member of the community. and he was a trailblazer. jedediah: the city's first sikh officer later handled with a candle lit vigil he least behind a wife and three kids. 32 officers have been shot and killed in the line of duty this year. also breaking this morning, multiple explosions in afghanistan during the country's presidential election. cell phone video showing helping the wounded. the violence despite heavy security at polling stations. more than 9 million people casting their votes in the 15-person race that is expected to come down to the incumbent and his former deputy. the strongest storm ever roared so far east in the atlantic ocean. lorenzo quickly intensified into a category 4 hurricane. lorenzo packing maximum winds of 145 miles per hour which is also unusual for a storm that far east. atlantic hurricanes

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pete: president trump warning this week that financial markets would crash if congressional democrats impeach him at the conclusion of the official inquiry. tweeting this if they actually did this the markets would crash. do you think it was luck that got us to our best stock market and economy in our history? it wasn't. here from kings college in new york city and rabid minnesota twins fan professor brian brenberg. we will get to the twins. going to the would it take it south. >> the stock market doesn't care if congress gets distracted on one hand. often congress with bad news for the market and businesses. they can do a lot to mess things up. we have seen this in past impeachment inquiries. they don't care if congress gets distracted. the problem here congress has on its plate it should have gotten done an along time ago one of them is

usmca mexico and canada. the president signed that a year ago. that really matters to u.s. businesses. u.s. workers. it's a pocketbook issue and all of these impeachment or collusion inquiries have really gotten in the way. it's been an excuse not to get that done. the market will not like that that's not going to happen. so he is right. we are missing some real upside for american people by not getting that done. that's what congress should be focused on. they are probably going to use it again as an excuse thought to be. pete: the actual act of impeachment is the market baking in. >> the market is very clear they decide quickly whether they think there is something real here or not. the market has said so far there is nothing here but partisan bickering. this is a soap opera. they rate the chance as almost zero that the president gets removed from offers. so they don't see a big threat there. instead they are saying congress is going to have to do its d.c. thing the thing it's been doing for two years. in the meantime we will keep at it with business. we would like to get some things done that the president has put on your

plate. pete: sure they recognize when you cut taxes dollarss and deregulate that's baked into the markets. he is running against a bunch of folks who want to replace him. one is joe biden. you have others on the far left talking about wealth taxes. is he exploring a new wall street tax. talk about what this wall street tax would be for biden? >> he wants to tax trades on stocks and bonds. here is what is happening. is he trying to find a way to go a little bit further left without having to go left. it's a problem he can't solve. is he supposed to be the electable candidate for the general election. he can't go too far left he won't get to the general if he can't get out of a left leaning primary. is he trying to play it both ways. warren and sanders are so far left. he can't go there how can i split the difference. what he ends up doing he is in the muddled middle right now. he doesn't have a clear message. nobody knows where he stands. he looks unattractive both to the far left and he is increasingly looking

unattractive to general election audience. continuing to hurt his chances. he is stuck in a really difficult place right now and doesn't know how to get out. pete: if you are not willing to be fully throated anti-wall street which is what elizabeth warren is, what value does he get from. this he can't be full-throated anti-wall street at the end of the day that's actually full throated anti-american economy. he can't do that on the other hand, he has to apiece folks who want to undermine capitalism. how do you get out of that? you can't. he won't choosego and as a resuk he ends up in a place in the middle where nobody knows what to think about him. pete: that's a good point. brian, we are surrounded by yankee fans in new york city. coming to town next weekend 100 wins. >> hitting the home runs and playing well. the twins have got to lose that sense that they can't beat the yankees. they can beat them. they have got to do it starting now. [buzzer] pete: ed, silence. if trump can beat the

clinton machine the twins can beat ed's yankees. buyers beware the galaxy fold hitting the shelves but the $2,000 cell phone comes with some warnings. kurt the cyberguy is coming up next.

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zantac may be linked to cancer. the fda issuing a voluntary recall after possible carcinogen. there is no current recall for brand name zantac but the fda is testing it. jedediah: the galaxy fold hits store shelves this week. of the company calling it foldable cross between a large smart phone and small tablet. numerous headlines are calling out issues with the phone saying quote handle with care. jedediah: here with details is our favorite kurt the cyberguy. pete: he has got it. >> look at this phone. jedediah: really cool. >> really got up at the top of the measure the cool factor to it. this folds in half. can you believe this? they did a really good design on this. i think why we are getting all these warnings from the get-go samsung tried to bring this out in late april and media got ahold of it and started genuinely ripping it apart. and they found some design flaws in it.

samsung took it back to the lab and they brought it out and it's now all -- it's actually really cool much more sturdy device although hey look, this is break through technology. this is not your average phone. so, it's a real sass especially item. it does get a lot of attention. the geeks in your life will see this and go oh my gosh. i have got to have this. ed: browsing on the web is cool. >> you get this and they don't want problems to be presented. people are trained now. let me try to don't apply excess pressure. don't use your fingernails to it. don't place objects like your keys on this screen because it's not glass. so you have got to be a little bit. avoid water and dust and adding your own screen protector is probably not a good idea and keeping the device next your credit cards because it has magnets also not a good idea. if you have implanted medical device. in other words, this phone could kill you.

it's actually an amazing device. pete: can you fold it too much? will it have a crease in the middle eventually? kurt kurt we just got it. i doubt it because it's tough to crack. it could have that. but i think the thing here is if you really are that person that irlove to brag about having the latest and greatest technology. this is a really cool thing. it does give you the idea of having a phone like this and then a tablet when you are on the go to watch content or really take the format larger and it is a very thoughtful device in terms of you who it's made. six cameras inside of it. so it's got three on the back here take great pictures. there is no way you will miss a selfie with this one for sure. jedediah: one thing i will say though i held it. it's very heavy. that was my first observation and secondly just being a girl and times when i'm overdue for my manicure i do have nails i would be afraid. the warnings they're putting out are kind of excessive compared to other things.

i understand you are not supposed to dunk your phone in water, dust, fingernails, that seem like a normal stress. ed: pretty normal. >> they did that of the history of the first generation and it being so delicate back then. it's a smart way of them saying don't deliberately try to destroy this device which a lot of people do. jedediah: it's a workout. ed: how do you compare to apple and iphone. different device but people will compare it. high end apple 11 iphones are 12, 1300. >> 1350 my latest iphone once you get done with everything. ed: that's about 2 grabbed. jed whew. >> this the cool ferrari that you are not going to use every day. it's that really how the hot ob. the iphone is more like my f 150 pickup truck. sturdy and be there. ed: for $2,000 i think you should use it every day and get your money's worth.

jedediah: thanks, kurt. ed: serious news about immigration. our man griff jenkins going door-to-door with ice in largest sanctuary county. what he saw up close will stun you. the exclusive ride along. that is next. >> this individual has been convicted of multiple crimes but the bottom line is now he is somewhere out on the streets of l.a. >> he is definitely a danger to the community. [ orchestral music playing ] mom you've got to get yourself a new car. i wish i could save faster. you're making good choices. you'll get there. ♪ were you going to tell me about this? i know i can't afford to go. i still have this car so you can afford to go. i am so proud of you. thanks. principal. we can help you plan for that. start today at principal.com.

♪ i am every day people. pete: it's your shot of the morning. kfc surprisessen employee who walked three miles each way to work with a brand new car. crystal was nominated for the kentucky frida fried wishes award. jedediah: this morning had been trying to save up to buy a car of her own. the restaurant owner has even agreed to pay for first six months of insurance. amazing. pretty cool car. ed: pretty cool. somebody in difficult circumstances but still trying to work, see dignity in work wanted to go there and more importantly the company recognized it and say our employees matter. pete: a lot less exercise for her though. three miles both ways every day. ed: have to do that for griff. he walks back and forth to the d.c. bureau and want to

make sure he gets a car. jedediah: good morning. ed: i want to tee you up you have been working on big story about ice and i know you traveled far and wide to get to the bottom of. why don't you tell us about it. good morning. >> here is the deal, ed. we have debate over ice's tactics. democrats hearing this week about it. saw tom homan going toe to toe. i went out earlier to the largest jurks in the country l.a. county to see first hand the challenges ice has. the biggest one of detention of criminal aliens denied by local law enforcement. according to the l.a. field office there have been 10,000 detainers issued this fiscal year and only 500 were honored. that's barely 5%. that means ice has to go out in the community and get the other 95%. take a look at what we saw. >> it's 4:20 in the morning. we are here in long beach, california. the team is getting ready. >> this morning we are going to hit seven targets total.

>> this is what the men and women of ice of los angeles do every single day a s. go after criminal aliens in so-called sanctuary jurisdictions. >> all right. please do it? >> police, come to the door, please. >> we are look for shane. griff: first turn on your list appears she is not here. >> people in the apartment said that they did know him but they kicked him out about a month ago. last arrested by a local police department on august 8th. we placed a detainer on august 9th. that detainer wasn't honored. released. griff: this individual convicted of multiple crimes bottom line is he is somewhere on the streets of l.a. >> is he definitely a danger to the community. had that local law enforcement agency just honored our detainer, we would have come and picked him up and we wouldn't be here. >> police. buenas diaz. >> it's our fourth stop of the morning and strike out. the individuals in this house say the individual is

not here. speaks to the difficulty that ice has in trying to make these apprehensions. they can't kick in a door. they can't force their way inside and they don't raid. hello. >> your agents had eyes on target. >> for the last half hour they have seen him come in and out. we got here knock on the door no. answer. we know the subject is in there. the owner of the residence granted us perms. we went inside and made contact with the subject. now we have the subject in custody. griff: it's not his first arrest? >> no. i believe he has 17 contacts with local law enforcement. he has numerous convictions for a dui and manslaughter convictions and convictions for narcotics. >> you were arrested by ice. what is your side of the story. how do you feel about that? >> i feel bad. i pay taxes. i don't like ice report me i have my family here. my life here. >> sb 54 here in california that makes it so that some

of these jurisdictions are sanctuary cities if you will. how frustrating is that for you? >> it's been extremely disappointing to us in federal law enforcement. particularly in the immigration context there are individuals in the state of california that have died as a result of a criminal alien that's been released back out into the community. so it's just very disheartening for us. griff: now, guys, you had the acting ice director matt albence at the white house on thursday and he was bringing attention to this noting there were some 1300 arrests made this week. and that more than 105,000 criminal aliens were arrested last year that included 10,000 plus gang members. and he highlighted the fact that 90% of the people that ice arrests in the interior of the u.s. are convicted criminals. it is a huge challenge. and as you saw there, they are not kicking in the doors and aggressively taking people because they have these administrative warrants for those criminals illegally in this country

that have been deemed eligible for deportation. pete: griff, so well done what you depicted perfectly is this idea if the detainer had been honored these criminals would have been handed to ice instead going door to door finding each individual one by one putting their own lives at risk. >> that's exactly right, pete. the individual we did apprehend there he had seven duis one with manslaughter. so they tell me that whoever was injured or killed in that manslaughter case it wouldn't have happened had the local law enforcement handed them over in the county jail before he was released and ice had to go get him. jedediah: griff, the perception often is that these members of ice are knocking these doors down, raiding these homes. you corrected that saying, you know, you need a warrant to actually get in there. you are setting the record straight. the perception these are innocent victims. they are people many times to have long criminal records many encounters with law enforcement and many convictions that ice is going after.

doing a great job in what so many in the media fail to report. we really appreciate it. >> if there is a person wanted criminal arrest and forcibly enter in this case the majority of almost all of their cases they are doing it by the book by the law. i really wanted to stress that. ed: griff jenkins doing great reporting. thanks for coming in. we appreciate it. pete: turn to a couple of headlines ivy league graduate gets 30 years to life in prison for killing hedge fund father. thomas gilbert shot his dad at n. close range inside his new york city apartment get this after his allowance was taken away in 2015. the mother insisted gilbert who was 30 at the time of the shooting was mentally ill but the jury rejected his insanity defense. and the man miraculously survives a horrific crash, even after being trapped beaten neath 45,000-pound semi. listen as he describes the moment by standers rushed to

help. i remember someone scream don't go under the truck and these two gentlemen didn't care. >> go around the car and i'm yelling hey, bud he goes dude, will you take my picture. he goes this is unbelievable. i wasn't expecting him to be alive first of all and second of all is he making a joke of it. pete: new york firefighters eventually freed him he walked away with some stitches and missing teeth. the truck driver was not hurt. and tyler perry is speaking out about filming in georgia despite backlash over the state's abortion law. the actor and director massive studio in atlanta telling ap this whole state and city has been amazing to me i wouldn't trade that for anything. when you have a quarter of a billion dollars sat down in the ground, you can't just up and leave. several actors and filmmakers call for boycott after fetal heart beat ban. good for him.

the man who invented the first lab doodle. >> i opened the pandora box and released a frankenstein monster. i released the reason for these unethical ruthless people to breed these dogs and accept for big bucks. pete: he created the pooch breed for a blind whom owho was allergic to lab doors. mixed it with a non-shedding poodle. others are using the breed to make a quick buck. ed: sounds like you are allergic to that word. jedediah: look at that baby. pete: sometimes you see words in the teleprompter and they don't compute. ed: rick is a dog lover. we should probably toss to him. good morning, rick. rick: those dogs are everywhere. like everywhere. also was that really you or did you just like oh, there is a labrador and there is a poodle and something

happened? like making a new kind of apple? i'm not sure. all right, guys. all right. here we are. this is the hurricane activity kind of peak which is september 10th. on the down slide of that we had some stuff little bit worried about for the u.s. this week. that concern is gob. for at least the next week around the u.s. things are still looking good. want to show you across the eastern part of the country still feels very much like summer. heat baking the southeast again today. this cold air eventually does get its way towards parts of the east. around thursday of this coming week. if you like summer enjoy the next few days, if you like fall get ready thursday will come and change things. big rain across the central part of the country. exact same spot that had the flooding this spring because of all the moisture last winter. going into the same seasonal with probably about another 5 to 6 inches of rain throughout the coming week across parts of the central plains. real quick. take a look at this out across the northern rockies first major snow storm up to 4 feet of snow out across parts of montana. pete: it's coming.

jedediah: it's coming. ed: rick, the birds, the bees and the weather. thank you, rick. hillary clinton blasting the president as she opens up about losing the election and just won't go away. >> applying for a job and getting 66 million letters of recommendation and losing to a corrupted human tornadoes. he had he'd former clinton campaign delegate says she has a point. does she really? we will talk about that ♪ fact is, every insurance company hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that.

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six shots short of the putt. 4 over. he will be back in the broadcast booth tomorrow after playing on a sponsor's exemption. jedediah: thanks, ed. hillary clinton back in the spotlight and still upset about losing the 2016 election. >> applying for a job and getting 66 million letters of recommendation and losing to a corrupt human tornadoes. jedediah: she goes on to call president trump a, quote, illegitimate president. didn't she say in 2016 that not respecting the results of an election was, quote, a direct direct threat to our democracy. a clinton delegate at the 2016 national convention and joins you now to react. robin, welcome. it looks to me like someone is a little bitter and needs to get past 2016. the rest of russ talking about 2020 and she is still talking about 2016. what's going on here. >> it pains my soul any time we start talking about this election. but she does have a point. you know, we liked her for

the people's president because she got 2.8 million more votes. but she did respect the results of this election and we didn't -- she didn't put up a fight. she acknowledged that he was the rightful president. so now we're seeing this i'm marrying a lot of this from my side of the aisle. jedediah: did she respect the results. she didn't win the presidency. people are elected via the electoral college. if she was over it and she had respected the rawlts wouldn't she stop talking about it. maybe do a bigger service to talk about the issues for the democrats actually running now? >> great point but after the events of this week, i get why she is saying this. this has been a brutal week for all of us with what's happened with ukraine and reaching out to another foreign country for aid against a political enemy. it just is bad. it's bad for the office of

the presidency. i get while she is saying -- ordinarily, look, i have no problem calling her out on hypocrisy on anything else. but on this, this point at this time i get it, actually. i really do. jedediah: do you think it's odd though for hillary clinton to be calling someone out on corruption? this is a woman who deleted 30,000 plus emails. they took a jack hammers to hard drives they weren't exactly transparents many feel if she wasn't hillary clinton somebody else who had done those things would be in jail right now. is she the best person to be arguing that someone else is corrupt? >> i have joked before i would love for her to go to a private island somewhere and be away from the political fray because it actually hurts us, i would argue argue. i see your point. and you know the trumps have private email servers too. this is driving me crazy that we are still in this day and age talking about emails. jedediah: not the same

thing. robin, we are talking about it because she is talking about things that relate to that. >> that's true. jedediah: we will have to talk with you again on this. we have to go unfortunately. thank you for being here. we really appreciate the debate. more "fox & friends" coming up on the other side. nice. but, uh... what's up with your... partner? not again. limu that's your reflection. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ ♪ (music plays throughout♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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♪ pete: tom brady, you know him one of the most accomplished quarterbacks in nfl history maybe the best. one critic says his popularity isn't from his accomplishments. it's from the rise of white rage and white supremacy. ed: oh boy here to react is former nfl player jack brewer. good morning, jack. >> good morning, how are you doing? ed: we're doing great. this is a professor who is saying it goes with the rise of trump, the rise of brady is all about white supremacy. >> of course it is, right?

i mean, can you imagine this guy is teaching our college kids? i mean, you take everything happening in our society around us and no one can win anymore. now you are blaming the greatest quarterback not just in nfl history but maybe one of the greatest athletes in sports history and he is playing a sport that's 70% black. so let's ask those black athletes in the locker room with him what they think about tom brady. i can tell you that they love him. they adore him because this man has done something that no quarterback has ever done before. he has earned the respect of the entire league and anybody he has ever played with and for people to write things like this just because tom brady supports the president is sickening. pete: here is a quote from the book, from that portion of it. the writer says brady says plays in a sport where 67 or 70% of players are african-american. the fact that most of the individuals whom he brings with him to the kentucky derby are white tell as more particularly story about the racial company he chooses to keep. it's a vision of brady as a

wealthy white man who unapologetically enjoys and even made a hackett out of spending time with other wealthy white men who treasure the "with the boys" over all others. jack, whether it's a locker room or a military units, is the first thing you see the someone of someone's skin on your team. >> not at all. and that's what the issue is, pete. we don't have enough camaraderie anymore. we don't have people that have been a part of teams and military. they don't understand what really goes in it. i look back at my career most of the guys that i hung out with were black. i didn't hang out with a lot of white players outside that has nothing to do with whether or not i'm a racist or not. it's just we did the same things. we have the same desires. but, you know, my kids are half white. am i racist? come on. ridiculous. ed: jack brewer, appreciate you coming in this morning thank you. pete: appreciate it, sir. thank you. >> thank you, god bless you.

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issued subpoenas for secretary of state mike pompeo demanding a long list of documents including a list of state department officials who might have been involved with president trump's july phone call ukraine's leader. any documents on efforts by president trump's personal attorney rudy giuliani to reach out to ukraine and records related to u.s. military aid to ukraine which was frozen ahead of the phone call. in a letter to pompeo the heads of three house committees warned him your failure or refusal to comply with the subpoena shall constitute evidence of obstruction of the house's impeachment inquiry. in addition to those documents, committees have scheduled depositions with five state department officials including kurt volcker, the u.s. envoy for ukraine who resigned on friday. volcker helped set up a meeting between giuliani and an advisor to ukraine's president to discuss investigating the biden family. on friday speaker nancy pelosi said while there is no deadline for the impeachment probe it will be moving ahead expeditiously. >> so in this is not a cause

for any joy that we have to go down this path. it's a difficult decision to make but we have that obligation. >> next one will be a busy one on impeachment front. first depositions scheduled to take place. additional subpoenas are expected to be filed. on friday the intelligence committee's inspector general is expected to testify in a closed door hearing. you may remember the ig found the whistleblower's complaint credible despite finding evidence that they held political bias against president trump. back to y'all. ed: garrett tenney live from washington. you can hear democrats -- there was dramatic shift. nancy pelosi a few days ago, let's hold the line. let's not rush to judgment and impeachment. pressure from the left wing base. also the president puts out the transcript of the call. all of a sudden the walls break. they are all in. i talked to matt gaetz on the judiciary committee he says he thinks we will vote on impeachment before

thanksgiving. you wonder if a they will go that fast and b is that part of the plan for the democrats get it done now and turn the page in 2020 and turn back to healthcare and other issues when they are not accused of distractions when in fact they this is what they are focused on not focused in healthcare and all the other issues in 2018. jedediah: she had been ready to do this nancy pelosi before she had ever seen the transcript. the switch was stunning. they should be mindful the rnc has raised a ton of money since this impeachment call. this is only going to get worse for them. people are going to be fired up. there is an election coming up. many people feel like if you wanted to beat president trump. you should run in that elections. joe biden should get his, you know what together, and she should go try to win that election fair and square. many people feel they are bringing this up because they feel they're really in trouble because elizabeth warrens and joe biden won't be able to defeat president trump the ohr began nic way. pete: good point. hard to put impeachment behind you when it happens and you are running for impeachment. elizabeth warren can't say okay impeachment is over now let's talk about the issues.

she owns it as the frontrunner and others. i had a friend, they said all along about trump that he is inartful and buffoonish. this is what they say now on ukraine he is the master of subtle diplomacy and influence. every little word is subtle grab to quid pro quo that doesn't say it but it really does say it. ed: not a direct quid pro quo but somehow a wink and nod. he is the perfect diplomat. pete: i can't stand the way the media has framed. this other networks talking about whistleblower who has claims with a partisan base based on hearsay using a legal process to leak information to hurt the president. that's not a whistleblower. that's someone with an agenda. jedediah: implied wink and nod does not make for grounds for impeachment. you have to be there. when you look at the transcript, there is no money talked about at all. can't be no i assume he meant. that is not a ground for impeachment. pete: to has created a boomer rank on joe biden. answer questions about son in ukraine.

whether he fired a prosecutor there cleared a way for his son to make all this money there while he was the vice president. while on the campaign trail on friday in las vegas. the former vice president addressed it. listen. >> it's not about me. we will overcome. this my family handled this. but i'm worried about all the families and lives that are at stake in this election because of his failure as a president substance of what needs to be done. it's pretty clear that he will stop at nothing to hold on to power. 70 straight polls have shown me beating him. [cheers and applause] it's not -- it is not surprising that i have become the objects of his attention. ed: here's the significance of that joe biden few days ago in the middle of the impeachment controversy had a news conference in delaware had not been on the trail that was first actual

campaign event again. pete: hiding gotten. hyden biden. ed: he never in those comments and later on never addressed his son's business ties. he wants to be able to say look, the president is nervous about me. that's why he and rudy giuliani are attacking my son and i; however, what rudy giuliani and others have been saying is look, there is going to be a microscope on joe biden and his business dealings. what did he know? he has told different stories about whether or not he talked to his son about it. here's the point. biden at that campaign event didn't -- he said this is all about trump there are even democrats whispering this is about biden, too. after the some point is he going to have to address it. jedediah: is he making it like democrats are the ones want to talk about the real issues though. republicans are the ones playing the game of distraction. no, democrats are talking about kavanaugh and impeachment. that's where it ends. pete: what issue defines joe biden. i'm asking an honest question. if he wants to talk about the issues what is he talking about. jedediah: nothing. ed: elizabeth warren has done a better job maybe

that's why she is rising. jedediah: she has but her whole take is a problem. pete: biden should stop worrying about the polls against trump and should worry about polls against warren. they are shrinking. someone who has an interesting angle bill maher on his show realtime he had a take on joe biden and what we really should be looking at. listen. >> the more i read about this, no, i don't think he was doing something terrible in ukraine but it's just -- why can't politicians tell their [bleep] kids get a job. get a [bleep] job. this kid was paid $600,000 because his name is biden by a gas company in ukraine, the super corrupt company that just had a revolution to get rid of corruption? it just looks bad. did you this in ukraine, well joe biden did this. it does sound like something don jr. do. if it would be don jr. do it would be all rachel maddow would be talking about.

pete: it's true if he was contracts making all this money you can't understate the outrage. instead they just sweep this under the rug. jedediah: old stomping ground "the view" my friend joy behar coming out. pete: your friend like they use on the senate floor my friend, my colleague from kentucky. jedediah: i love joy. we disagree on everything but i love her though. here she is talking about how the biden family should be off limits. >> don't you think that politically it's kind of dumb for the republicans to go after joe biden's son when he already lost a son and a daughter and a wife. >> makes me very uncomfortable. >> people feel sorry for joe. >> myself included. >> he didn't do a thing. maybe his son was working, basically it boils down to nepotism and trump has his whole family working in the white house it you want to talk about nepotism. ed: i covered joe biden a long time in the senate. he has shown grace under pressure through tragedy going back through senate

career. he should be honored for that pete et he lost his wife. ed: and daughter in a car crash. his other son bo died tragically of cancer couple years ago. people put politics aside this is a terrible tragedy. once you are back in public life and wanting to run for president the issues and business dealings of the family are on the table whether you like it or not. that is separate from the wonderful way in which he handled very difficult problems in his life. you can't then say everything else is off limits. brian: sorry. jedediah: can i tell you on that experience on that show they are very comfortable talking about donald trump's family and potential ties of don jr. and that comes up all the time. this is not an attack on joe biden personally. this is not an attack on his family as individuals. if you are talking about business deals and potential corruption and someone using their influence as a vice president to potentially get somebody fired, this is all stuff that has to be fair game. it has to be fair game on both sides and you can't say it's fair game on one side but on the other side you

should feel bad because he has suffered these horrific tragedies. ed: which even bill maher on the left is pointing out. jedediah: you have to done doo none of it or all of it. pete: double standard people are sick of it look wha they have done to melania and barron trump youngest child. no limits. we don't feel bad for joe. is he running for president of the united states. his son has potential shady dealings. is he trying to use that to undermine this president it's not the time for empathy. ed: tell us what you think on fox. we will be talking about it all morning. jedediah: state trooper killed in car crash while driving home from work. tracy psychiatric kerrs of the florida highway patrol killed after slamming into unoccupied construction in orlando. the navy veteran described as a hero and leader by colleagues. and now to a fox news alert. protests in hong kong pro-democracy demonstrators turning out for 17th straight weekend. they have been building

walls filled with antigovernment graffiti. marking the fifth annual anniversary of the umbrella revolution. and president trump signing a stop gap spending bill to fund the government through the middle of november. the continuing resolution passed by congress reauthorized funding for programs that would have otherwise lapsed at the end of this month giving more time to work out a new spending bill. robert garrison the actor best known for playing cobra buckeye member tommy in the karate kid has died. >> body bag. yeah. >> garrison died in west virginia where he was being treated for kidney and liver problems. he also has several tv roles. garrison was just 59 years old. ed: great movie. going to miss him. >> karate kid was a great movie. jedediah: it was a great movie. pete: it's that the one iconic take away.

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♪ ♪ >> i found the allegations deeply disturbing. i also found them very credible. the complaint was very well-written. ed: there is the house intel chairman of course adam schiff. the democrat praising the whistleblower complaint but our next guest says perhaps it was a little too well written. so, actuals a coordinated attack among democrats? here to weigh in is former white house national security council sill chief of staff and former cia analyst fred fleitz. good morning, fred. >> good morning. ed: please make your case on why you think there is more here than we know now?

>> well, ed, i have seen a lot of complaints like this in my time at the cia and with the white house intelligence committee staff. it's not just that it was well-written. it was the extremely detailed legal footnotes and legal references that make me wonder how an intelligence analyst, ohio understand is just the ukraine expert, could have drafted this. but you know i don't think that's enough. i also note that the chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff have been discussing this very same subject throughout august and in late august he posted a tweet. it almost exactly resembled this complaint. this made me think that not only were there others involved but the others were probably attorneys with the house intelligence committee. now, the day i made that complaint, a senior staff member with the house intelligence committee on the republican side said we think you are exactly right and that this is a group project and later, a member of this committee told me the same thing and said we want to get this whistleblower under oath in the committee and ask him exactly who did you work

on -- exactly who did you work with to put together this complaint? ed: okay. so you are making the case and others have made this on the right. that perhaps this is really just a partisan attack. and not a legitimate whistleblower complaint. let me play devil's advocate for a moment. what if you are right and democrats like adam schiff were in on this and maybe it was unfair in terms of the attack on the president. but at its base the whistleblower has legitimate allegations that are credible suggesting wrongdoing by the white house? question, even if there was partisanship involved, if there's a real credible allegation here of white house wrongdoing, isn't it worth the public knowing? >> well, first of all, this is not an intelligence complaint. this is a policy difference. this shouldn't have been brought to an intelligence inspector general. it doesn't belong in the intelligence committee. and that's what the office of legal council found. the office of legal council also found indices of political bias. the office of legal counsel

dni maguire said this could be investigated. if there is something wrong here it should be investigated by the justice department. not the intelligence committee. the thing is whistleblower and adam schiff they want a public spectacle. they don't want a legitimate investigation of what could be wrongdoing in policy. ed: fred, i have 30 seconds. real quick. other thing going on here allegations of a white house cover-up because of transcripts of calls maybe not just the ukraine one, russia, saudi arabia, allegations out there put on a separate server for a white house cover-up. got less than 30 seconds you say -- >> -- i don't think any of that was true i worked on that executive secretary of the national security council sill. it's true the rules were tighteneened in spring of 2017. that's because these transcripts kept leaking. there was no wrongdoing here. it was an effort to protect very sensitive presidential communications. ed: that may have been legitimate. we will seal how the facts play out. ed, we appreciate you bringing facts to the fable. >> good to be here. thank you. ed: are you looking to grow your money i know i am.

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pete: welcome back to saturday edition. time for news by the numbers. first, 500, that's how many letters a woman received from united healthcare within a span of just five days, that's 100 a day. simple math. the company says they blamed it on a coding ironically many of the letters urged her to go paperless. maybe 500 emails in her inbox instead. 81 miles per hour. that's how much a bentley fitted with caterpillar tracks instead of wheels was able to drive. a group of russians creating

what they claim is the world's fastest track vehicle. and finally, $17. that's how much necessarily is charging for one of their new luxury kit kat bars specialty confection available across the u.k. ingredients rose petals, that ranthat mirage and honeyco. i will just go with kit kat. jedediah: here to break down the biggest opportunities in a "fox & friends" exclusive is mitch rochelle partner at price waterhouse cooper. >> good morning. jedediah: what makes a city attractive for investors? >> i think at the end of the day employment. old adage location, location, location. the fact of the matter is jobs, jobs, jobs. we have a skilled labor shortage in this country where the people are is where the employers want to go. jobs are chasing people not the other way around. where the employers are that's where the real estate

opportunities are. jedediah: goes hand in hand with taxes. if you are working you would actually like to keep some of that money? >> no question. take home pay is important. places like where we live, new york, or at least i do, very expensive. people don't want to live there when they graduate from college. where do they go where it's more affordable. jedediah: look at the top three here we have for where investments are being made. number three nashville. why nashville, tennessee. >> same story. it's a place that's growing. young people graduating from vanderbilt, other schools. they find a job and they want to stay. employers follow them. so it's really a vibrant young exciting place to be. jedediah: good quality of life there i hear. i haven't been there. >> the food is great. hybrid bachelorette parties. jedediah: number two raleigh durham north carolina. duke, i'm a north carolina fan. not only duke. same thing, you find a job, you stay, great place to live. jedediah: what about austin, texas? >> no taxes.

jedediah: exactly. >> taxes very -- excuse me, very tax efficient. people want to be there. you know what's interesting, their employment base growing three times faster than the national employment base. jedediah: i want to round out the top ten. looking at number four charlotte, north carolina. five boston, massachusetts. texas. 8 jedediah: i was surprised to see los angeles on there because it does have an issue with taxation and people are concerned about quality of life there as well. >> they have employment diversity. one of the things that matters is the ability to find talent. so you do have a talent pool there their employment base is shrinking a little bit. it's still a gateway market. it's where a lot of trade with asia comes. in so, financial services community there. there is a entertainment community. they do have an employment base that's diverse. jedediah: why these smaller southern cities? when you think about millennials, often time.

i often think oh they would be likely to flock to new york or los angeles or the san francisco. that's actually not a trend that's hang. they are actually looking for places that are these smaller southern cities. why is that? >> it's a little bit of herd mentality with young people. again, in austin have you university of texas and nashville have you vanderbilt. in raleigh, durham, have you all of those schools. they graduate from college. their friends are there their friend finds a job they go to visit their friends. employers go there. other thing about affordability. afondledable to do business. not just the personal income tax that's low or doesn't exist in the case of texas, but tax structure for businesses is low. and rent is cheaper for businesses. so, you have a virtuous cycle of employers coming and, you know, listen, if you go earlier in the economic recovery, when it was harder to find a job. people started flocking to the places where they could find them. we have this positive momentum. that's really the story. young people want to be where young people want to be. the one thing about austin

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generic you want 18 a or b. now there will be a little baby on there saying hey, you may not want. pete: sounds like baby discrimination. jedediah: i have baby in the belly i have to the to tell you i like the idea. people have a right to say. sometimes you get on a plane, there you are. sitting next to the screaming infant. maybe you needed to sleep on that flight. you are going to do a job. people have a right to see the information maybe they can make informed decision. you should be supporting. this i know you would want a little chart where the support animals are. >> such a great point. i'm all for transparency. i'm fine with, this whatever. you are right support animals should be there. icons for every single type of animal. jedediah: little wh horror iguana. ed: there will be families upset targeted because they have a baby. going to travel going home for thanksgiving.

not always perfect the kid will be crying. you are not going to leave your kids home got to get them home to grandma's house. jedediah: it paints all infants as cryers and trouble where there are some infants that get on a plane i was not one of them. i was a terrible flier and screamed the whole time that do not do that and you might have a really good baby that sleeps the whole time paint you had out to be the bad boy. i would love to see an american company try it or see react to it you don't know and sitting on a plane. maybe more prepared and bring headphones. i want a toe icon. growing number of people not wearing socks on planes. then they pick their toes. it's gross. i have seen it. people are now shaming people on twitter on social media. >> i sit next to someone who picked their toe nails? >> not making it up.

jedediah: or iguana. pete: i haven't had time to pick my toe nails i will do it on delta airlines. ed: do you want to see pete's toes foxnews.com. foxnews.comhe had. pete: or stinky feet. ed: revealing he has been diagnosed with a pulmonary embolism duane chapman describes the panic after being hospitalized for chest pains earlier this month. >> i said after beth left i'm not afraid to die. oh i was afraid to die. i said please let go of my heart, honey. quit squeezing my heart. ed: chapman referring to his late wife who died in june after battling cancer so bravely. dog is now recovering while taking medication. we wish him well. international space station receiving more supplies moments ago. supplies include new lithium

ion batteries launched from southern japan tuesday. the station is preparing for three new residents including the first person from the united arab emirates to ever be in orbit. after decades of searching historians discover the signature of author mark tywain inside the famed mark tywain cave. look at that his real name samuel langhorne scribbled along the cave of his hometown hannibal missouri adventure of tom sawyer and hulk finn. adam levine has a new do and social media is responding. take a look at the corn hole mohawk with the rat tail. many are not loving. this one person tweeting dear ada adam levine look at your life and look at your choices something that free adam levine. another one asked him is everything okay at home? about 9 million question marks? pete: i think it's great.

ed: you like it. pete: yeah. jedediah: i'm sad because i like a real long mohawk. my little boy at some point is going to have a mohawk. pete: you are going to be that parent? i will be honest judge the parents of kids who have that mohawk. i do. ed: i can't see rick reichmuth with a rat tail. jedediah: or mohawk. rick: my dad had brain surgery a couple years ago and after it he had a mohawk. 78 years old with a mohawk amazing. very, very cool. i support it. all right, guys. let's talk a little whether up there. lots going on in fact more flooding concerns for us. look at the maps and show us what's going on today. starting out beautiful day. see a few scattered showers. not going to ruin anybody's day. temps still feeling way more like summer than fall. that changes by thursday. down in the southeast heat continues. few scattered showers. no big problems. this is where we have the big problems right across

areas of kansas and missouri. we are going to see pretty significant rain. a few inches. going to cause some more flooding. all that white on the map big snow storm across the pacific northwest in towards the northern rockies up to 4 feet of snow in september. crazy. probably historic. back to you. ed: thanks, rick. glad your dad is doing well. good ride is a charity hitting the open road with more successful rallies all across america. all in the name of raising mope for our vets. jedediah: before these riders rev up their engines adam klotz is learning a few riding tips from the pros. pete: good ride in columbus, ohio, adam klotz joined by special guest adam, do you ride? is this new to you? fill us in. adam: i have been riding for like four hours total. i'm nervous. that's why i have this really big thick helmet. i'm dressed the part. i don't know. i think i need a little bit of training. that is where johnny lewis comes. in johnny, you training young riders who have been training.

we where to do flat track racing? >> pretty simple. a round and oval. the tracks vary in size. here convention centers pull together concrete small track. race on long ovals as well. adam: indoors is this what this is like a bunch of seating behind us. best of your knowledge of seating this evening. >> 6:00. one off. first time expo columbus ohio is putting this together. it's very one-off and going to be exciting for the fans. adam: going to get you on the bike. as you get on the bike right now what do i need to know when i follow you. >> get on and look where you want to go. get your leg out in the corner. easy throttle, roll through the corner. adam: let's do this thing. i have been watching him do this over the last several hours. and this is pretty-sliding all over the place.

adam: now i think it's our turn. did you guys learn anything? okay let's go embarrass me. embarrass me. ahhh. [laughter] slow down. slow down you guys are going too fast. i'm going to crash. i'm okay. i have nothing to add. but i totally just wind out.

i want to hear pete laughing at me. ed: yeah. may have done well at pushups i think pete is going to have fun with this one for a long time. pete: adam, that was amazing. adam: my ego hurts, my knee hurts. my elbow hurts a little bit but mostly my ego. pete: oh my goodness. jedediah: that reminds me of the time i went skiing and fell and a little person went by me like a pro-skier. ed: kids are still laughing at him. pete: you have workers' comp, don't worry about it you are fine. adam: it's not as easy as it looks. pete: it is not easy. ed: a for effort. good cause. donations made at good ride rally.com. thanks for bringing attention adam to that by falling on your face. pete: what do you think? should adam try it again for your amusement later on in the program.

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pete: house democrats push to impeach president trump. 2020 hopefuls are taking aim at the chief justice of the supremsupreme court.they are nos to impeach justice kavanaugh one year after his confirmation hearing. joining us now to react radio talk show host tony katz. you are usually in indianapolis. you are here today. >> good to be here. pete: get tweets from harris need to get to the truth about kavanaugh. hulaian castro it's a shame he remains on the beach. elizabeth warren says men like kavanaugh should be imeevmentd. >> what's the truth to get to brett kavanaugh? what does that even mean? i guess when you are polling at 5%, 6%, you are losing to pete buttigieg. you are losing to elizabeth warren. have you had two absolutely miserable debates and no end to the misery insight.

when you get destroyed by tulsi gabbard as she did you to to get to the truth of brett kavanaugh. he is a supreme court justice. he is going to remain a supreme court justice and you lost the battle. you lost the attack on a man. you lost trying to destroy his credibility. you lost your decency along the way. and now you can't use it as a way to try and get people to say oh impeachment is fine. pete: tony, you hail from the midwest. i don't ask you to speak for every midwesterner. now it's kavanaugh how are people acting today? >> i always make the argument to say how the midwest thinks and middle america thinks. we are america. it's a really a question of you who the bubble heads think the bubble of san francisco and los angeles and bubble of d.c. the bubble heads think that going after brett kavanaugh is a value. americans see through it. i think there are people who take a look at the phone call between president trump the president of ukraine and say we don't like that joe biden was brought up. i think that's a legitimate acceptable position. impeachable? you don't have that you are not where even close though

that. the more and more information that is coming out. reporting from sean davis at the federalist. take a look at the twitter feed of border patrol agent ben. there is a lot raise eyebrows how this whistleblower comes into play. pete: whistleblower. the king of the bubble heads is the failing "new york times." opinion page put out a video. >> king of bubble heads of the "star wars" parody video called episode 45. here it is episode 45 the last straw. chaos has engulfed the republic for three years church and allies ushered the norms. the president has launched a assault fair elections the crowning glory of our american. should say republic does say democracy. you are for reaction to the impact of this? >> i would say two things. first go, to my twitter feed at tony katz and check out the video from car it' car it'se

remember when they were journalist and all the news. fit for print. now all the news that representative ocasio-cortez says is okay all the news that fits their bias. this is nonsense and they know it and doesn't move anything. pete: completely exposed themselves. tony come back. we are celebrating the great outdoors for national hunting and fishing day. heading out to fox square to look at some of the best off-road vehicles with bass pro and cabela's. i think that's rick and ed. we will see how this goes ♪ country boys roll ♪ yeah, spinning the wheels ♪ casting their reels ♪ old county road ♪ sing something hard

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pete: welcome back today is national drink beer day but, first, it is also more importantly national hunting and fishing day. we are celebrating all morning long with bass pro shops and cabela's here on fox square. rick: here with the history behind this day as well as a look at how to take your celebrations off roads is bass pro shops and cabela's adam dreadwell welcome back. >> first of all happy hunting and fishing day. rick: how did that ever happen? >> 1971 congress formalized the fourth saturday of september as national hunting and fishing day every day. it's really a way to convey the message the success story of conservation by sports men and women what they have done. a lot of people don't know it they contribute $100,000 every hour to conservation.

that's a huge number. if you like clean land, clean water, clean air and you are not a hunter. thank a hunter and fisherman. pete: what you doing at bass pro shops. >> we do a lot of stuff. a big celebration. a big day for us. national hunting and fishing day conservation is very important to bass pro shops. pete: you brought one here to us today which includes a course you have an awesome vehicle. >> we have cool stuff coming on. for 40 years. pete: i wish i could trust you. here we come sliding in on one of our tracker off road vehicles. this is really awesome. unlike a lot of the vehicles. this thing is lifted four inches. big 23-inch tires on it. take it around outside outdoors. led headlights. check this out. flip up windshield can you set down in case you want some air. right here on the column turn signal makes it street league in most states. run down to the neighborhood

store. and go pick up the kids from school. can you take. this. pete: is it legal in new jersey. >> seating for two here and two in the back. four comfortably. nice for hopping up in the back. canopy comes and cover back riders which is something we do a lot of other carts don't do. >> tracker off road.com. pete: later rick and i are going to do the whole course. rick: can't wait. taking this home to brooklyn. pete: not street legal in brooklyn. rick: no? pete: probably not steve scalise, jason chaffetz and andrew mccarthy. she told me yesterday she is getting on one of these vehicles. stay with us. don't miss it. (male announcer) it's time...

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♪ we got the beer and skinner on ♪ hey y'all ♪ hey y'all. ed: we are celebrating national hunting and fishing day all morning long with bass pro shops and cabela's. you heard the song break out the beer. pete: we are going to go off road with them. love atvs for sure. jedediah: cool. pete: very cool. ed took a modified course. he is still recovering. we forgive him. ed: a little much. i'm going to avoid the race. pete: also also national drink beer day. i got it at a deli down the

street. ed: i will put it in the fridge. jedediah: i can't drink. pete: you like beer, right? jedediah: don't open that. everybody wants one. pete: you want one? jedediah: he has just gone rogue. pete: national drink beer day. can't drink on air but can you hear it. ed: jenny on march that's show never saw karate kid. wax on wax off. never saw the godfather either. that's where a lot of us lost it. so like leave the gun, take the cannolis? she is lining what is that liket from. jedediah: i'm as italian as they get i have not seen the godfather. ed: cultural references you don't get. jedediah: did i see the movie bronx tale.

it's really good. ed: big movie everyone knows. jedediah: i haven't seen "star wars" or "star trek." ed: "fox pete: clearly "fox & friends" needs to have a movie weekend. ed: she has seen every episode of friends. jedediah: and 90210. saved by the bell. i can't help you on the movies. ed: having a lot of fun. democrats now going full steam ahead. ed: big news or old news. ed: nancy pelosi holding back. her strategy has been let's not go all. in but now they are. there was a shift this week even before the transcript of the phone call between president trump and his ukrainian counterpart was out. nancy pelosi said we are opening the impeachment inquiry. then late yesterday, adam schiff and two other democrats went even further. they are now issuing subpoenas to mike pompeo, the secretary of state, several of his aids. they want documents. they want testimony. they are going all in. pete: this is part of what they wrote.

your failure or refusal to comply with the subpoena shall constitute evidence of obstruction of the house's impeachment inquiry. you will note it's still an impeachment inquiry because, in my opinion, this is the most cowardly impeachment ever. they haven't been willing to actually go out and pass the resolution which gives the committee jurisdiction. they may go there. but nancy pelosi has been forced to go there by a rabid left wing base infected with trump derangement syndrome. here is part of you who she on friday yesterday reacted to. this watch. >> this is not a cause for any joy that we have to go down this path it's a difficult decision to make. but we have that obligation. pete: now it's an obligation. jedediah: who believes that. who believes this is not a cause for joy for her? this has been going on. you have been calling for the impeachment of this put since day one. we went through the whole russia probe, no collusion no, obstruction. now we are here. if it's not this it will be something else. the reason this is happening

because it's so close to an election season that democrats are afraid they are going to lose. they see frontrunner joe biden out there front and center making a ton of errors every week. now joe biden is potentially implicated in a lot of the this stuff when it comes to ukraine. they are trying to figure out how to do this. nancy pelosi called for impeachment before she even knew the content of the document that would have potentially justified that call for impeachment. that's everything you need to know. ed: democratic overreach. jedediah: definitely democratic overreach. pete: there is definitely. ed: something else has changed here now there is actually a substantive allegation that is going to be trouble for the president. pete: hearsay. ed: second hand from the whistleblower. pete: leakers above that whistleblower who have access to the president that's why they put a lot of these communications on a separate server to prevent leaking because you couldn't leak this one. used the legal process called a whistleblower second hand. ed: putting these transcripts on the shelf in a different server covering something up. pete: that's the allegation. allegation.pete. ed: not been peruvian. we don't have the facts yet.

not right tore democrats to rush out and say beach is high crime and misdemeanor. democratrepublicans have to be careful saying there is no there there. pete: the reason you have to become offensively defensive is because the media jumps out with one little shred and says guilty now and they do it for a week and then people watching this even just watching the news casually get confused. what is this? is this real? oh, wait, there is more evidence. turns out it wasn't true. and you get the whiplash effect people end up saying i'm tuning out. ed: whistleblower allegations second hand. he or she did not have firsthand information. pete alluded earlier to the fact that maybe adam schiff had some heads up here in late august. there is a tweet he sent out very similar to the whistleblower's information. this is august 28th president world knew about this. trump is withholding vital

aid to the ukraine while person lawyer seeks out ukraine government to investigate his political opponent it. doesn't take a stable genius to see the magnitude of this conflict or how destructive it is to our national security. so, did adam schiff, was he working with the whistleblower's attorneys who we now know are democrats tied to schumer and others? or what was really happening behind the scenes? we don't know those facts either. jedediah: that is the get who was working with this whistleblower if you looked at the document come forth. this is a legal document. this is not something that he wrote himself. this is obviously something that had a lot of contributions and people have a lot of questions about who was involved. we know that adam schiff has been interested in impeaching this president since day one and he always comes out and says that he has proof of something that doesn't manifest. so this is not surprising to me to see him, you know, tweeting like this. ed: fair point because adam schiff, you remember, for two years claimed he had evidence of russian collusion. jedediah: where is that, adam. we are still waiting. pete: family and close connections to soros.

this is guy who is at hard left as they come. he has been making the impeachment case from the beginning. he knew about this before this so-called innocent whistleblower actually just a leaker using legal processes to do. so all part of a mounting smear campaign. we had tony katz on earlier. he said people see through. this they see it quickly that it's conspiracy ed, you just interviewed fred fleitz. ed: he is an ally of the president in the sense that he used to work in the trump white house. he said this schiff tweet from weeks ago raises some trouble and questions. watch. >> the chairman of the house intelligence committee adam schiff have been discussing this very same subject throughout august. this made me think that not only were there others involved but the others were probably attorneys with the house intelligence committee. this is not an intelligence complaint. this is a policy difference. this should have been brought to an intelligence inspector general. it doesn't belong in the intelligence committee. whistleblower, adam schiff they want a public spectacle. they don't want a legitimate investigation of what could

be wrongdoing and policy. ed: that's a fair question. my question is let's say say for argument's sake we don't have all the facts the whistleblower came forward and in private was working with schiff and democrats and that this is a partisan attack. so let's just say that argument sake. pete: possible. ed: what if at its base there was actual wrongdoing inside the white house, whether the democrats are working to reveal this or not, if there is wrongdoing in the white house, does that trouble you? yes or no? pete: it didn't come out in the transcript. we have seen no evidence that there ultimately was a quid pro quo. what comes out in the transcripts doesn't match a lot of things said nut report. there is rational reasons as onto why information might be stored differently and the american people look. ed: i need a favor. pete: look at joe biden's business dealings and look at the clinton foundation and what was done to enrich themselves because the donors knew they would get if i evers of political actors. [talking at the same time] pete: the reason why this president is rightly justified to justify corruption with the previous administration and you heard the conversation that was

had with the ukrainians we want to drain our swamp too. big problem with prosecution. why did joe biden force the prosecutor there to resign? was it because hunter biden doing business dealings and about to be revealed? we don't know. this president can raise corruption issues with foreign leaders you better look into it. ed: you shouldn't have corruption issues yourself, right? pete: you are implying he does have corruption issues. ed: i'm not saying you have to make sure you are cleaner than caesar's wife if you are talking about the clintons and obamas and everybody else. jedediah: i was expecting when i read this transcript to expect him saying i'm going to withhold funds. you didn't see any mention of that big blowout of what we were going to see this in this transcript. the transcript is released and many of us are saying this is what we are supposed to be basing grounds for impeachment on. where is it. they are talking about impeachment. they are making that claim. ed: the president of the united states asking the ukrainian president to essentially interfere in our election 2020.

pete: that's not what he asked. ed: didn't ask for that. pete: your view of dirt on joe biden another view of someone saying i think there might have been corruption from elite political family. and if trump was dirty, they would have found out about it by now. pete: i'm knot saying. pete: you are saying your house better be clean. he has been investigated more than any president. deep state and all of that. what do they have on him? impeachment inquiry that nancy pelosi is inching closer. jedediah: unilateral live by the way. she just decided. ed: in the meantime we have been talking about this as well anonymous national team soccer player calling for more maga hats at major league games. make sure the soccer league is represented well because of the facts there are growing number of antifa symbols at soccer games. league had a ban on antifa fascist flying flags but reversed that under pressure. jedediah: this is what the team said quote i hope people will now wear their

maga gear to mls games. i hope they fly trump 2020 flags. antifa tugs have just fought and won the freedom of political expression without censorship or judgment. i will not be surprised when they show their true fascist agenda by pushing mls to ban those they disagree with from expressing their differing political beliefs. so that's a real question here because, you know, should you just be able to wear whatever you want? i would say listen, wear what you support. show up at the game. there is selective outrage that comes out when somebody wears something associated with maga somehow it's deemed offensive to others. well as if you wear something associated with antifa or left wing organization oftentimes do you get a pass. good for this person coming out. coming out anonymously good for he or she. good for this person coming out and saying listen this is a problem and has to be fought. you have to fight back. pete: free country shows the bias talking about have to be anonymous. reports that fans worn maga stuff warned to take it off. or betsy ross flag put it

away. seems one sided he haded what he do you think? friends@foxnews.com? jedediah: deputy shot dead ambushed during a traffic stop in texas deputy sandeep dhaliwal shot and killed while walking away from the suspect's car. the accused k07 killer arrested and charged with capitocapital murder. the colleagues saluting his flag-draped casket. >> deputies sandeep dhaliwal 10-year veteran was a hero. was a respected member of the community. and he was a trailblazer. jedediah: the city's first sikh officer later honored with candle lit vigil he leaves behind wife and three kids: 32nd officer shot and killed in the line of duty this year. lorenzo quickly intensified to a category 4 hurricane churning towards portuguese owned islands. packing winds of 145

mile-per-hour. which is also unusual for a storm that far east. atlantic hurricanes kidnap pickly gain intensity further west closer to the u.s. and like mother, like son. prince harry retraces his late mother's footsteps during a visit to a mine field in africa. harry walking the same path princess dianna walked when she made the clearing of land mines humanitarian issue. prince harry detonated a mine and see how locals are impacting the community. ed: in the meantime operation varsity blues eating p up as the case against lori loughlin moves forward this week. our own emily compagno weighs in next. ♪

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♪ pete: welcome back. ivy league graduate sentenced 30 years to life in prison for killing hedge fund father. gilbert was accused of shooting his dad at close range after his allowance was taken away in 2015. ed: the jury ruling in favor of the maximum sentence in spite of his mom insisting

he was mentally ill. jedediah: here with more is emily compagno. >> thank you so much. good morning. he haded what he a crazy family drama. >> yeah it was unfortunate situation obviously. so apparently this son, you know he had testimony on his behalf saying for years now he had had paranoid thoughts that were interfering with his performance. he started out as a football player. went to penn, star academic student and everything seemed town ravel and he never denied committing the murder. they just were alleging not guilty by reason of insanity. pete: wow. and not much more to say about that. tragic. is i mentally ill or not? and another story is the varsity blues one the college cheating scandal. lori loughlin's case scheduled wednesday in boston. where is this going. >> check in appearance what i want viewers to understand is oftentimes with these federal cases the most important thing is your element of i'm sorry your

element of apology accepting responsibility. they call it remorse. what we have seen thus far are differing elements and part of why it is alleged that felicity huffman's sentence was so short just 14 days because she immediately admitted her guilt and said she was sorry. her role according to the judge is that not her daughters took away a slot. they didn't fake the athletic aspect. in contrast last man got four months in prison longer sentence because allegedly he took away that spot from a more deserving candidate. here lori loughlin continues to maintain her innocence. not guilty. take it from me the longest sentences and the minute security white collar crime detention facilities are always levy idea by juries. if you do not plead to the prosecutor, jury does not like it. they don't like people who are guilty like this and sentence her to far longer. jedediah: i had heard even this late in the game she can change her plea from not guilty to guilty and i don't know is that possible this late? can a what would happen if she does that. that's one of the contentions if she pled not guilty. >> always up to the

prosecutors they can control the timing look right as they are walking into sentencing or right as they are walking in first day last chance. or they can say i'm sorry, the deal soft table. we no longer have it. really up to the prosecutor. pete: longer you go higher risk. ed: you are going to stick around. >> oh, yeah. ed: you like muscle cars and ttvs? >> i do. i love it. ed: race right there for incredible cause. gearing up for tunnel 2 towers 5 k run and walk tomorrow. we speak with the organization's president and very special gold star wife. that is next ♪ ♪ overcomer ♪ you're an overcomer ♪ members. we have some great new ideas that we want 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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♪ ed: good morning again. fireworks display being blamed for a massive brush fire in washington, d.c. nobody hurt thankfully after flames scorched about five acres of land. there are unconfirmed reports the fire was sparked by a fireworks display at nearby catholic university. meanwhile a man miraculously survives a horrific crash even after being trapped beaten neath a 45,000 powbsd 45d semi. he describes as bystanders rushed in to help. >> there is fire and smoke from the engine bay pouring into the car. so i'm choking. gasping for hair. >air.survivability rate is rare. is he talking to me. get out. he walks out of the car and he is high fiving us on the way to the hospital. >> firefighters here in new york state did what they do every day. they bravely helped out. they eventually freed him. he will walked away with a few stitches and some missing teeth. pete? pete: lucky man. all right, turning to

incredible bravery on the battle field. jedediah: new york firefighter christopher slutman was three weeks away from coming home when he was killed by a roadside bomb. leaving behind a wife and three daughters. ed: that's when towers to tunnels swung into action. pete: here is ceo frank siller. thank you. we are grateful for everything have you done for this admission, your husband and family. frank, i want to go to you first. give us an update on what you are doing tunnel 2 towers and have a big race tomorrow. >> over 30,000 people running through the tunnel like my brother did 18 years ago. money running with fire gear on. shannon and chris did the run, years ago. and. ed: this is re-to-retrace your brother's steven steps. on 9/11 he was already off duty and he rushed through that tunnel with 50, 60 tons of gear to help people. >> to save people.

this is what first responders do every day for us. and our men and women in uniform protect us every single day. we are so happy to bring them all together to be here to celebrate their lives. jedediah: shannon, we are so sorry for the loss of your husband. we really want to honor his service. can you tell us a little bit about him. >> chris was a very humble man. he did things because they were the right thing to do. not because they made him look good so he joined the fire department at 16 he joined the marine corps at 29. he third 30 in boot camp. but he was a huge family man. he was -- there was nothing he wouldn't do for myself and the girls. ed: it's difficult and i still see the joy in your face when you talk about him and his family. i feel like frank has a surprise to honor his legacy. >> we are here in over memorial weekend we were talking that we were doing fund raising and make sure we made off the mortgage for shannon's family for the great sacrifice. and we are here to say because your great viewers

$11 a month to tunnel 2 towers.org $11 a month. this is your paid mortgage that we brought here with you today. >> thank you. >> thank you. jedediah: i'm going to cry. it's a beautiful moment. >> it's important that we remember as americans we make a promise to these families that go out and die for us take care of those families afterwards. you know what we have been doing for the better part of last year asking everyone to go to tunnel 2 towers.org. donate $11 a month and can could do so many more of these mortgage payoffs to pay off. pete: you have three beautiful kids as well to be in that home and have it paid off. what does it mean. >> it's the home we chose together. so when we made the move to this home four years ago, for better for worse, it was one of those things the house that kept giving. as most house doossments it's the house that we picked. house that we lived in together house that they feel safe at.

house they can ride their bikes in the called sack and they are safe. it's the house that everybody showed up when chris passed and helped us prepare for the future. to know they will always have that is a big deal can i pass onto the kids. ed: place to call home. if there are repairs down the road call in frank. [laughter] >> are you sure's money helped pay for this too. ed: selling betsy ross t-shirts. >> everyone donating $11 a month and are you sure's help it has been tremendous. ed: we will be live at the race tomorrow. pete: we are a grateful nation and looking forward to covering the race tomorrow. jedediah: shannon, thank you for being here and sharing your husband's story with us. this is so amazing. i know the country is so happy to see this happen for you and see the service. >> i love that people continue to step up for the military and first responders. they are the ones that they go when nobody else wants to go. jedediah: that's right. ed: thank you again. jedediah: more "fox &

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impacted your life? jedediah: this is from writer minus jessie's girl about a guy who wants to steal jessie's girl. screw that guy. >> there is a tweet from someone named harry potter, i guess. i take your first name and raise you my full name harry potter the guy says. this is very difficult. he had. pete: i want to know how old harry potter is this something his parents did or was he already harry potter and then it came. another tweet from mike spence 2016 presidential election. jedediah: favorite one from becky. oh my god becky look at her butt with the song. becky with the good hair. becky conner from roseanne. aunt becky's college admission scandal. alternative from the word

becky. becky is loaded. it is a loaded name. everyone knows aunt becky. ed: a year and a half ago or more roy moore in trouble with allegations with underaged women there was a state senator who stood up for him and said roy moore is a good man and this is not a big deal and that state senator's man was ed henry. i literally got i'm not related to him i got like 100 tweets saying you are a shameful man. you are supporting roy moore. i'm like not me, not me. not me. jedediah: this is the advantage of having the name jedediah. there is not a lot of jedediahs out there. my mom knew that ahead of time. you spared me madness. i appreciate that. pete: there is a mayor pete running around out there. we have heard of that guy. jedediah: you guys are a little different on policy. slightly. a couple nuances there. we will turn to some headlines for you now. the father of the infamous

assault charge. fred couch accused of choking girlfriend at texas home in july. his son ethan couch was convicted of killing four people in a 2013 drunk driving crash. the teen invoked affluenza defense claiming he was so coddled by his parents that he had no sense of personal responsibility. and casey anthony is reportedly talking about having more children. a source close to anthony telling "people" magazine that she feels her biological clock is ticking. anthony made headlines in 2008 after being accused of murdering her 2-year-old daughter cailee. she was acquit you had the charges. and a bull elf charges at a group of pot growers in colorado knocking one woman to the ground. a warning, it's kind of graphic. >> oh my gosh. oh my gosh. somebody help. wow, the elk seen repeatedly ramming its antlers into a woman after being triggered

by a camera flash as he starts to back off. a man with a pickup truck swooption in. parking between the elf and the crowd. the animal left a hole and some dents in his vehicle. but luckily no one was seriously hurt. and wildlife officials find an 11-foot burmese python swimming off the florida coast. scientists spotting the invasive species floating in the ocean. experts say florida's bird and alligator populations are suffering because of the python. about 1500, 1500 were caught and removed from the state swamp land ecosystem just last year. those are the headlines. rick, did you see that python? >> i did. i didn't need to but did i. jedediah: i didn't either. rick: glad they're getting rid of them out there though. show you what's going on. still summer all across the east and hard core winter out across parts of the west. let me see if i make this map go back the other way. hold on, bear with me.

there we go. across the northeast we will see a few scattered showers today. nothing that's going to cause any major problems. high pressure really controlling everything along the east. so we can't get any big rain there the drought has been expanding a little bit and temps remains very much summer like. look at that 95 today for high in nashville. heat is on. we do have big rain coming across the central plains. southeast kansas, in across missouri and over towards illinois. this is going to be with us for the next number of days. by the time we get to the latter part of the week see a few spots to get maybe 6 to 7 inches of rain. that means our flooding situation that we have been seeing across the plains is going to continue. finally across the west snow, maybe 4 feet of snow by the time we are done. i heard big boos when i said 4 feet of snow. they were not happy about that. we are not in montana. all right. ed, send it over to you. ed: only september, snow? oh my gosh. "fox & friends" going off road to celebrate national hunting and fishing day. here with fun outdoor toys

is bass pro shops our old friend back again. talk about the significance of this and there is a tax out there people need to know about. >> happy hunting and fishing day is today. so, it's really the fourth saturday of every september. what it is is a way to celebrate the success story that conservation is in america. sports men and women raise considerable amounts of money. billions of dollars annually in support of conservation through those taxes and fees that you talked about through self-imposed taxes on guns and ammo. duck stamps all that money goes into conservation. it's very important. edited is we have toys we were going to show up. emily came back and in the all new ox 400. this thing is a work horse. think about farm and ranch and municipal. [cheers] >> this is where this buggy is going to be great. this thing can tow, haul and work all day long. ed: that is pretty cool. >> this here is the amazes thing about this.

ed: is it true it can haul 900 pounds. >> unbelievable break through price of 5799. you compare that to these other major five brands. that's more than $1,500 cheapest closest competitor. comes with a lot of bells and whistles others don't have. ed: i see my buddy pete. >> going to dump all this out. coming in right now. we have the tracker 800 sx and it is pulling the all new. ed: rick in the back? pete: handle hundred pounds and rick. >> bass tracker 2 votes. when i look at this boat i think of all the memories growing up. i grew up in a bass tracker boat with my dad and grandpa. johnny morris redesigned this with all the new bells and whistles. if he can get past it. pete: we got it. >> rick looks amazing in full suit. [cheers] >> isn't this a pretty combination right here? tracker off road.

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pete: welcome back. quick headlines for you. the state of new york suing duncan brands over data breaches. failing to notify thousands of customers that they may have been impacted after two separate incidents. dunkin''s claims the suit has no basis no accounts were breached. they say after the second breach they warned customers. rent a oneway has temporarily stopped accepting new customers operation breakdown. clothing rental start up software tran for immigration resulted in delayed or cancelled orders. a lot of ladies are going to be missing their dresses. meanwhile, democrats impeachment calls fevered

pitch in congress as they begin recess. jedediah: this as party leaders are stressing the probe already moving ahead quickly but will their constituents back at home be on board. the. pete: here to weigh in fox news contributor and author of the great book power grab jason chaffetz. thanks for being here. you know you have done these district breaks where did you go home and talk to constituents. we have heard a number of democrats say we need to go back and educate our people about this. what will they be educating them on, jason? >> well, when adam schiff was given an opportunity before the nation, when they were all broadcasting on the cable news networks his rendition of what president trump said he called it a parody. he couldn't just read the transcript. he had to make it up and inject his own opinions and make it look like something that it wasn't. so, look, it's stunning to me that nancy pelosi can stand up before the country and say there's a formal impeachment inquiry before she had ever read this

material. and it's of such urgent national concern we have got to go on recess for two weeks. come on. jedediah: jason, i have to ask about hillary clinton because you may be surprised to know she is out there and talking 2016 still. she is claiming trump is illegitimate president. check out this quote from cbs this morning that she made. i know is he illegitimate president. i believe he understands that the many varying tactics they use from voter sphretion and voter purging to hacking to the false stories there are just a bunch of different reasons why it the turned out. like applying for a job and getting 66 million letters of recommendation and losing to a corrupt human tornado. now, jason, as far as i can see hillary clinton should be the last person accusing anyone else of being corrupt. am i wrong? >> no. you are exactly right. hillary clinton secretary clinton, you lost, get over it. it wasn't even close. 20 of the 50 states voted for donald trump. she got absolutely destroyed in the electoral college of

all the people to gout and try to say -- i mean, the irony is just absolutely stunning because shoe was the one caught in so many lies america figured out she was a liar and couldn't tell the truth and donald trump took her to the cleaners. >> i got another one jason a week or so before the presidential election she tweeted this donald trump refused to say that he would respect the results of this election. that's a direct threat to our democracy. so you fast forward now. it's not just sour grapes. isn't it a threat to our democracy being out there and saying this president is not legitimate? >> yeah she continues to undermine president trump. she has done it while he has been overseas. she does it now. she is entitled to her opinion. i saw this release in this story that she was going on three national news programs this week and i looked at it and said does anybody really

care at this point? i mean, i don't understand why she can't get over it. i know it's very difficult for her. but at this point she will always be known as somebody who ran and lost by a huge margin with 30 of the 50 states going for donald trump. pete: you may say at this point what difference does it make appreciate your time this morning. thanks a lot. jedediah: great ride for great cause. ed: this morning we are live from the good ride in ohio as they raise money to help our military vets. hurt in combat 101. we will take you there with adam. we will see if he is going to take another spell. next. ♪ ♪ made in america ♪

♪ pete: the organization good ride is once again teaming up with infinite hero hitting the road across ohio while benefiting our nation's heroes. jedediah: let's check back in with fox news meteorologist adam klotz live in westerville, ohio. how are you doing? ed: i don't see any ban aids. jedediah: you look all right. adam: yeah, i feel all right, guys. i knew you were going to lead right away with how i feel because i smashed and crashed just about an hour ago. so i have some people with me who know a little bit about riding. and have been telling me it's okay. i got carrie hart with me and big bethese are the bebee: >> it's hart part of the learning curve hold your head high. >> even if i was super experienced it could still happen. >> me as a professional

motocross rider it's not if but when. i'm 44 now. >> once upon a time. adam: none of that today. what are we getting in today? >> today we are headed to columbus, ohio good ride first time coming into the area. good ride is our 501 c 3 we raise money for veterans and teamed up with aim and iron pony here and putting on a good ride today to raise money for vets. adam: what does that mean for vets? >> it's the least we can do. those brave and women keep us free and my wife's entire side of the family is in the military. my brother-in-law just got back from afghanistan. so, for four days out of the year, we can be selfless and raise money to keep us safe. adam: your wife is for the people who don't know at home. >> pink. adam: his wife is pink. >> for us we wanted to get back family members. we're vets. and it's just a good way to give back. we love riding motorcycles and love riding motorcycles

with friends and making new friends. that's what this ride has done for us. today meet a dozen people and doing on cool rides. adam: what's the reception been like. obviously get out and meet the veterans. are you making -- raising a lot of money? how has that been? >> going to our third year. actually wrapping up third year and raise a couple hundred thousands dollars for infinite hero and trying to put a zero on the back of that number and keep it going. adam: very cool and getting out and meeting the people. where all is this going and where do you expect it to go in the future? >> our plan is to keep it growing consistently. right now year. custom indian painted tank. going online and auction it off. two gangs on street bikes. raise money for vets. adam: you are going to let me get on a bike a little later. >> yeah. maybe there is a three whilewheeler.

adam: as i toss it back to you three wheels because you couldn't handle two. ted he had i think four wheels would be better for you, adam. pete: four wheels definitely better. you referred to it a couple of times i don't know if we had the video. do we have the video so our viewers have the full context. ed: we should play it in a loop. jedediah: look at him go. oh, oh, oh. pete: earlier in the program. started off well. oh, oh. pete: man down. ed: in fairness to him it looks almost like a hoke hockey rink. to be fair to him. pete: great cause. he had j jed thanks, everyone. ed: big show still ahead democrats issue a subpoena to secretary of state mike pompeo latest push to impeach the president. some on the democratic side have been wanting to do it for a couple years. steve scalise will be joining us top of the hour he has a lot to say. ♪ these are the days of

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little of that. a lot breaking on impeachment. >> democrat signaling they are ready to start impeachment hearings as early as next week. >> the political battle as leaders demand answers. garrett tenney is all over the story as democrats begin to make their move. >> democratic leaders have said they want to be aggressive and quickly move ahead with the impeachment investigation and we are seeing signs of that. house democrats issued subpoenas for mike pompeo demanding a long list of documents including state department officials who might have been involved in the july phone call with ukraine's leader. any document by rudy giuliani and records related to us military aid to that country which was frozen ahead of the president's phone call. in a letter to mike pompeo, intelligence, foreign affairs and oversight warned him your failure or refusal to comply with the subpoena could

constitute evidence of obstruction of the house impeachment inquiry. in addition to those documents, there were depositions with five state department officials including the us envoy for ukraine who resigned friday. voelker help set up a meeting between giuliani and an advisor to discuss investigating the biden family. on friday nancy pelosi said there is no deadline for the impeachment probe but it will move ahead expeditiously. >> this is not a cause for any joy that we have to go down this path. it is a difficult decision to make. but we have that obligation. >> next week will be a busy one on the impeachment front, the first the positions with state department officials are scheduled to take place, additional subpoenas will be filed and on friday the intelligence community inspector general is scheduled to testify in a closed-door hearing on capitol hill. the ig found the whistleblower

complaint credible despite finding evidence he held political bias against donald trump. it will busy week. a lot of keep an eye on. we've been talking about this all morning long. let's bring in someone in the middle of it, representative steve scalise, house minority whip. thanks for being here. your reaction to the new round of subpoenas, democrats looking serious, moving forward with this impeachment inquiry. what is the latest? >> it has been a fishing expedition from the beginning. there is never been a high crime or misdemeanor that they have been able to lay out and yet they keep marching down this road because their radical base wants this. it is something they said at the beginning when they got the majority last year they would impeach the president regardless of fact. that is the dangerous thing about this and if so series why did adam schiff have to start the hearing with apparently, trying to make fun of this and

actually lying about what happened and trying to make up a conversation between the president and volodymyr zelinsky? if it is so serious, think about this, nancy pelosi is saying she wants to start impeachment proceeding against the president of the united states, she didn't require house floor vote which is always been the case to start impeachment. if she really thought he should be removed why did she then leave town for two weeks, the next two weeks congress will not be in session. if you thought the president committed such a high crime and misdemeanor he should be removed would you really leave town for two weeks or would you keep everybody there day and night to get to the bottom of the fact. there are no facts for impeachment, they want to appease the radical base and it is dangerous to go down this road. >> what changed for nancy pelosi? for a long time she sounded very rational on this issue, not endorsing impeachment because she knew deep down that

had potential negative consequences for her party when it came time for the 2020 election. all of a sudden. he ahead. what changed? >> nancy pelosi barely got the votes to be elected speaker. she has always been balancing most of her conference versus the squad, the radical socialists who have been driving her agenda this entire year. they have been pushing for impeachment, she has been trying to hold them off and you saw over the weekend aoc who is driving the speakership, not nancy pelosi, tweeted out going after democrats for not doing enough on impeachment and low and behold two days later nancy pelosi says they are going to impeach the president and she said she had evidence of the president breaking the law and it would come out with quid pro quo in this transcript and the transcript comes out and there is no quid pro quo, there are no high crimes and misdemeanors and instead of dropping it she has to continue appeasing the

radical left base because they don't like the results of the 2016 election. >> you may be right about nancy pelosi giving into political pressure on the left and this does not constitute high crimes and misdemeanors but are you as a leader of the u.s. congress comfortable with the president of either party in the oval office inviting a world leader from another country to come in and interfere in elections and dig a political dirt on a political rival? you comfortable with that? >> there is no interference was i'm not comfortable with what barack obama did to work with ukraine in 2016 to dig up dirt on donald trump and i don't see anybody in the mainstream media having any concern about that. >> i'm talking about today. it may not reach high crimes and misdemeanors but you're going back in time. what about today? you comfortable is a leader in congress about what happened on that call? >> i read the transcript which they were saying would have quid pro quo. there is not a mention of quid

pro quo, any kind of foreign aid or the things they were talking about. volodymyr zelinsky himself the other day said he was not pressured, there was no pressure. volodymyr zelinsky brought up some of the corruption they were talking about. that conversation that was released a few days ago between donald trump and volodymyr zelinsky was talking about 2016 corruption, some of the involvement russia had was based on ukraine in 2016 and they are still investigating, ukraine is still investigating, donald trump is concerned about that corruption because he doesn't want it to happen again. it happened on barack obama's watch, russian interference in our election but donald trump is trying to make sure it doesn't happen again and that is what they are talking about in context of the conversation about interference. >> one of the people who pointed this out who stumbled on the list, and bill maher, he

basically said it differently, here is what he had to say. >> i don't think he was doing something terrible in ukraine. why can't politicians tell their kids get a job? get a job. this kid was paid $600,000 because his name was biden by a gas company in ukraine, super corrupt country the just had a revolution to get rid of corruption, just looks bad. you did this in ukraine, joe biden did this. it sounds like something don junior would do it if he did it would be all rachel maddow was talking about. >> speak to that hypothetical, if don junior were doing that the media would be all over it. hunter biden does it and we are just starting to realize there may have been something. >> clearly there's a double standard. they looked into the president, the president's kids, his son-in-law, the cabinet, they

have been making baseless allegations for years and there has been nothing to it. when you look at what did happen with hunter biden that is not something donald trump has been raising for years. a lot of people have been. joe biden bragged about it, literally bragged laughing saying i was over there and told them in 6 hours i'm leaving with $1 billion unless you fire the prosecutor. if that is not a quid pro quo, this is embarrassing. that the media let this go for so long but i'm glad it is being looked into but the bottom line, president volodymyr zelinsky got elected on an agenda to clean up corruption in ukraine which everybody knew was going on for years. donald trump made a gracious call congratulating him on his election and letting him know america has got his back, there are some european countries that aren't doing enough to

help ukraine and they talked about that as well. >> democrats know how to talk about two things, impeachment and brett kavanaugh and both just go on and on. 2020 candidates shifting to brett cavanagh renewing calls for his impeachment, we are one year after his confirmation battle. are they secretly fund raising for the rnc here? >> they are out of control. the socialist democrats in washington are the party of impeachment. literally a few days ago, impeaching brett kavanaugh and when you read it is curious, it was written by attorneys, not the person that might have been a cia employee, who was involved in helping coordinate that complaint, they are shifting over to impeaching the president which they said they wanted to do. their leaders, chairman nadler, the day he got elected said he wanted to impeach the president

and yet there was no basis, there is still no basis and even you said there are no high crimes and misdemeanors which is the standard in the constitution. if something comes to you, and actual violation of law, not a third-party account as this complaint is riddled with misinformation. if somebody came to you with something you would look and see if there was wrongdoing. you wouldn't start an article of impeachment inquiry without even having high crimes and misdemeanors and that is what they have done to impeach him to appease the radical base, to try to reverse the 2016 election. we are going to have election next year in the country will decide who is going to be president, if donald trump stays or if it is somebody else, congress shouldn't try to interfere with the results of the 2016 election. >> he started by saying versus is affixing -- a fishing expedition on national hunting and fishing they. i don't know if it was a tie or not. >> it is bizarre times.

if there were real crimes that had come to them and they have been looking, they thought the mueller report was going to yield that and it wasn't and there are so many things we could have gotten done. us mca, a better trade deal for america with canada and mexico and the united states, 160,000 jobs, they won't bring that to the floor. lower drug prices. we passed a bill out of committee unanimously. >> things on the agenda may fall by the wayside. >> a lot of good things. >> appreciate it. >> some headlines, killed in a car crash when driving home from work, tracy vickers of the florida highway patrol killed after slamming into an occupied construction truck near orlando. the search is on for the fourth, the navy veteran described as a hero by colleagues. the canadian team responsible for a summer murder spree

admitted to the killings before taking their own lives. authorities revealed they found a camera with six videos near the bodies of the two teenagers. they were discovered last month in canada. in them police say they confessed to killing an american woman, her australian boyfriend and a botany lecturer. the motive is unclear. a bounty hunter revealing he has been diagnosed with a culinary embellishment interview with doctor oz, duane chapman describes panic after being hospitalized earlier this month. >> after beth left i'm not afraid to die. i was afraid to die. i said please let go of my heart, squeezing my heart. >> reporter: chapman, his late wife died in june after battling cancer, is recovering while taking medication.

>> democrats zeroing in on donald trump's call ukraine. the biggest point their missing is their own party's history with that country. andrew mccarthy calls out the hypocrisy coming up next. ♪ i get it all the time.

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>> this is the essence of what the president communicates. we have been very good to your country, no other country has done as much as we have. i have a favor i want from you. i am going to say this only two time so you better listen good. i want you to make up dirt on my political opponents, understand? lots of it. >> congressman adam schiff was not actually quoting the transcript. he is being slammed for what he calls a parody of the call with ukraine. not everyone think it is funny. our next guest is calling out all congressional democrats over what he calls a double standard on ukraine. joining us, fox news contributor, author of the new book false collusion, the plot to destroy presidency. good morning, andrew mccarthy, congratulations on the new book. good to see you again. if adam schiff had attacked the president, you're a former prosecutor, seems to be he wouldn't have to make a script.

>> you wouldn't have to make up a script, you wouldn't have to need to come up with something that wouldn't make it into a mob movie. you would go with the actual evidence. the same thing about a whistleblower complaint, the subject of a three hour hearing the other day. and the way people characterize the evidence. >> adam schiff shaded the truth a little bit. the president's side says there is no there there, any legal issue from the transcript, any legal issue? >> it is about bribery and campaign finance violations.

you can impeach a president on anything the house of representatives decide is worthy of being a high crime or misdemeanor, they need a simple majority. the framers put in a two thirds supermajority, vote in the senate for removal into the constitution and what that means is unless you have really serious misconduct that everybody's appraisal cuts across partisan lines and ideological lines you will never remove the president from power. we should settle this at the ballot box. >> i remember barack obama did not agree to legal aid from ukraine and democrats say we need aid, they didn't say that during obama years. >> they say we can't have foreign interference in our election except they want everybody here whether they are american or not to vote.

this is very political and it will remain that way. >> check out the new book. appreciate you coming in. more "fox and friends" on the other side. managing lipids

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>> welcome back to the final hour of the saturday edition. mylan agreed to a $30 million settlement over the epipen controversy. they are charged with overcharging medicaid for the life-saving drug, the committee classified the epipen as a generic drug resulting in lower rebates then it would have if it was classified as a branded drug. the faa is ordering airline companies to inspect boeing's next generation 737 jets over a safety issue after cracks are discovered on the part of the

jet that connects the body to the swing structure. the issue does not impact any of the 737 max jets which have been grounded around the world since march. >> our next guest calls his story of miracle of family, community and modern silence. darren maclachlan went to work like he did any other day but pain sent him to the er and he was -- with a difficult sentiment battle he is cancer free. the city of miriam, kansas, named him the new police chief. chief darren mclaughlin, welcome to the show. you have an inspiring story of being diagnosed with terminal cancer and beating that cancer. how did you do that? >> i did it through great

doctors at ku medical center, love and support of my family, the city, the men and women of the police department and the whole community. i was so overwhelmed at times with the support i received and i can't say too much about my wife, mindy, and my kids, kyle, and grace, god let me get down during that struggle. knowing i had love and support from people i didn't know, schoolchildren sending me cards on a regular basis. keeping a positive attitude was key in my recovery. >> people talk about mindset. it is important you are bringing community to contribute to recovery. the community waited for you to

come back and unanimously voted you in as police chief. what was that like for you? >> it was great. i had a role in that department and i couldn't wait to get back to pay it forward, pay it back for all the things the community and the city has given me and i think i owe it to the organization and the citizens to do whatever i can to pay those things forward and make sure everybody understands building bridges is the way when you have tragedy or something in your life it gives people the ability to help you as opposed to nobody can help you when you need it so apparently i was still a lot of bridges in my life and my career not even knowing it but i was blessed to realize how

many people i was able to bring across to help me through the bridges i built. that is the story for everybody, build bridges. >> an enormous tribute to building bridges and community. your last thoughts for people who have gone through similar experiences and don't necessarily have amazing mindsets or the family around the more the community around them that you do. what do you do with trouble sometimes or illnesses or things of that nature? >> if you build bridges, people you don't even know will help you. you've got to keep positive. there were times doctors came in after the third round of chemo and that is not good. your chances of survival are very slim. the doctors said but. i heard that.

i have always been a positive person by nature. my family keeps me positive, people around me keep me positive. i stayed positive through that. i'm not saying there weren't times i got a little down but for the most part i had a positive attitude and that helped. >> that is a tribute to you. it's not so easy to do that. many are not so good at staying positive. thank you for sharing your story and your message. hopefully it will help a lot of people in difficult circumstances. thank you so much. >> thank you for letting me tell my story. >> adam plots took this nasty spill while racing. how will he do this time around? are you ready to go again? >> i am ready to go again.

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peekaboo game. maybe you are not around kids a lot. >> babies start laughing. there are so many things i would rather avoid on a flight. i will let the stressed parent trying to calm their children sit next to me. >> somebody doing something, our prayers have been answered. he or she is with me on that. >> another twitter user says where is the seat map to id the people who take their shoes off and put their feet on the armrest of the seat in front of them. you were describing people taking off shoes. >> i am not going to name names, loafers and no socks, he took the loafer off. i'm sitting across from him, a true story. >> they should have an image for that. >> if you do images can you put were service animals will be? >> as far away from them as possible. serious headlines.

pro-democracy demonstrators in hong kong in their 17th straight weekend. police fired water cannons into the ground putting a end to an otherwise peaceful day. they built lenin walls filled with antigovernment graffiti throughout the city marking the fifth anniversary of the umbrella revolution when protesters brought it to a standstill to push back on chinese interference in their elections. wwe superstar surprises a police officer who was wounded in the line of duty. he was released from the hospital this week. the colorado springs officer was shot in the head while responding to a last year. he says the hero officer symbolizes his motto of never give up. canceling the upcoming tour after lead singer jane hatfield

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temperaturewise, southeast continues to bake. here is your high temperature, a rise in temperatures but overall you get the idea of the heat is holding on. a little bit of a break thursday into friday, this week if you like summer enjoy it. big storm settling across central plains in the next 5 or 6 days. there is rain and flooding across the plains. it is a big snowmaker. record-breaking snow. >> four feet of snow. >> speak for yourself. >> looks like there was ice out there. adam klotz took a little bit of

a spill on air. >> it was okay. and let him wipe out again. hanging out with veterans and riders. checking to see what he is doing in mind, body and soul and ego. how are you doing? >> reporter: my ego is beaten up. it was very slick. i have some guys with me who know what they are doing better than me. veterans about to take on this ride in 30 minutes from all branches of the military. what branch? >> marine corps. >> what brings you here today? >> good cause, get to go to the museum, the expo. >> reporter: thank you for your service continuing to move on. what was your name and branch? >> united states navy. >> reporter: why you out here? >> to go enjoy the expo afterwards. >> reporter: thanks for your service.

what is your name and branch? >> united states marine corps. >> reporter: what brings you are here? the, roderick? >> riding motorcycles with friends, meeting good people and experiencing new things. what was your name and branch? you were telling me about the, robbery. what does it mean to be out here? >> it is awesome to have support from all those people we served with. that camera battery never dies and we enjoy it. >> reporter: tell me about motorcycle riding? is there something about that? >> i started riding in california, something i have continued. it has been awesome. >> what was your name and branch? >> chris hall, united states marine corps. >> you had an excellent reason for being here. >> my daughter loves carry heart and pink and is on

facebook with them. >> reporter: look at that hair, the good ride. >> military bikers and everything. >> reporter: i love your hair and thank you for your service. earlier you were concerned because i kept wiping out. what do i do in this situation? we figured it out. we found something with three wheels. this is the only way. >> patriotic too. >> looks like it. >> reporter: don't know if i am much of a superhero. >> i think you got this one. >> are free wheeler. >> it is a slingshot. >> nicely done.

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impeachment. >> this is not a cause for any joy that we have to go down this path. it is a difficult decision to make. but we have that obligation. >> what exactly are democrats and aiming to impeach donald trump for? next guest breaks it down in his new op-ed, impeachment, ukraine, trump, and biden, ten things you should know. >> former chairman of the california republican party, thank you for being here. we don't have time to go through all ten. if you would breakdown the top points you reveal. >> most of all, the democrats think or go along with the best defense is an offense and their offense is to go after trump. what they are saying is you can't investigate joe biden. he is immune because it would benefit trump if you investigate biden which is illogical.

joe biden declares for the presidency and everything he did wrong in the past means he is immune because he is a candidate? the republicans need to get past the democrats offense and realize there are serious things they need to go after. >> what about the us ukraine treaty? >> this is a huge point that is being overlooked. there is a treaty with regard to criminal matters between the two countries and cooperation. under that treaty either country can ask for information for an ongoing investigation. the durum investigation relates in part to the ukraine and the trump administration is allowed to ask for information from the ukraine. who is at the top of the doj? the president of the united states. democrats say he's not allowed to do it because it would benefit -- circular logic with

them but it is very clear with what trump set on the phone call, fall into the treaty. >> pesky details. the obama administration sought dirt on manafort. >> trump is trying to get dirt on biden. during the obama administration and is great reporting on this. the reality is in 2016 the obama administration tried to stop investigation even though they knew he was going to run for president and point blank asked for dirt on paul manafort and the dnc at the embassy in the ukraine asked the leader, the ukrainian president to come over and speak about dirt on manafort, getting involved in the 2016 campaign which is what

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