posted online showing her son with the caption the force is strong well, writing, online trend after one person writing, come on, dude. that wraps up this hour of "fox & friends first", thanks for joining us, "fox & friends first" continues now. >> i intend to hold the president accountable and intend to do it for investigation and what we see is damming. rob: okay, monday september 30th and let's meet, president trump says he wants to know who his accuser is as we learn that this whistleblower will be speaking very soon. jillian: brand new push from joe biden's campaign to silence rudy giuliani, two officers murdered defending city they sworn to protect and serve.

>> you're never going to have to worry about a mortgage payment again. rob: and we are talking about heros today following the footsteps of america's bravest at the tunnel to towers race. jillian: "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: very good morning you on this monday, you're watching "fox & friends first", i'm jillian mele. rob: i'm rob schmitt and thank you for getting early with us,

the attorney for whistle blower in the trump-ukraine phone call controversy is slamming 60 minutes. jillian: they claim the program completely misrepresented an important document. rob: griff jenkins live from washington as joe biden's campaign is launching a new push to silence president trump's personal attorney, so much has happened over the weekend, griff. griff: it has just since last night, rob, jillian, good morning, they obtained a letter the whistleblower is under federal protection because they fear for their safety but an attorney for the whistleblower claims they misinterpreted the letter tweeting this. 60 minutes now asserting it has source other than letter our legal team sent because it if doesn't and i know it doesn't then it is literally making stuff up that helps no one especially the whistleblower, the media should always accurately report facts, 60 minutes tweeting in response that they standby their sources in reporting, this is a daily

beast and new york times reports that biden campaign is pushing to silence rudy giuliani sending letter asking them to not book him on their air, they write in part, giving rudy giuliani time on air is disservice to audience and disservice to journalism but the president's lawyer was out on full force yesterday. >> supposed it was alleged that donald trump, jr. got $8 million from a crooked oligarch in ukraine, how long would it take for the democrats to investigate us and how long would it take finish washington post and new york times to have glaring headlines? >> meanwhile the president says he deserves to meet accusedder tweeting in addition i want to meet not only my accuser who presented second and thirdhand information but also the person who illegally gave this information which was largely incorrect to the whistleblower, was this person spying on the u.s. president, big consequences, now as for

impeachment fever, rob and jillian the inquiry has not slowed despite lawmakers going on recess, intel adam schiff said negotiations are under way and no deadline on this inquiry, so we are off to the races on a monday morning, guys. rob: we will dig into this over the next really 4 hours, appreciate it. jillian: realizes on the whistleblower's testimony which we know is not firsthand knowledge of phone call with ukraine. rob: senator lindsey graham says he believes the president may be being framed. >> seemed like a political setup, it's all hearsay, you can't get a parking conviction ticket based on hearsay but i think the whole thing is a sham, i can't we believe we are talking about impeaching the president on accusation based on hearsay, who is the whistleblower, what advise do that have, the transcript does not match the complaint, what's

going on here? why did they change the rules about a whistleblower, you can use hearsay just weeks before the complaint? i think this thing stinks, keep fighting back, we have your back on this and telling everybody in the country i have the president's back because i think this is a setup. jillian: inspector general michael horowitz to testify in front of house intelligence committee later this week. rob: fox news alert for you. new york city police officer moments before he was shot and killed with his own gun. jillian: this as the houston community prepares a fen real for one of its sheriff's deputies murdered during routine traffic stop, jackie ibañezs us with the details. jacky. >> terrible weekend for brothers in blue, two heros killed in line of duty bringing the total number of officers killed in the u.s. this year alone to 33, nypd

officer brian mulkeen patrolling when he got into a fight and that man grabbing the officer's weapon. >> on body 1 camera officer mulkeen can be heard he's reaching for it, he's reaching for it. at this time numerous shots were fired and officer struck a total of 3 times. >> police say mulkeen was shot with his own gun and torso and taken to the hospital where he later died. police say the suspect antonio williams was killed by officer, the excon has 3 prior arrests, 2 for felonies in an interview with the new york post, brian mulkeen's dad called him remarkable human being, brian had won 5 committeence and police duties awards, this comes as city of house warns sheriff's deputy known as trail-blazer, was shot to death during routine traffic stop, harris count couny

first seek deputy. >> truly he died a hero. >> he had active parole violation warrant, thousands expect today gather in houston wednesday to celebrate dol dollywall's life. rob: jackie, thank you so much. jillian: inmay wants at center of intense manhunt have not been caught, ohio deputy say they were arrested in north carolina but lawrence still on the run.

guards were not hurt, rewarded for the lead to arrest. rob: cnn reporting that odessa shooter may have been plotting attack as far back as 8 years ago, he seemed to be planning some sort of a standoff and threatened to end his life with shootout with police, the gunman was killed by officers after an hour-long rampage back in august. jillian: state department ramping up probe into hillary clinton's private e-mail server, aides have been contacted by the department over use of private server, the probe officially began after 2016 election, officials say it's not unusual that it took them over 3 years to sort through millions of emails. rob: former nfl linebacker diagnosed with als, check it

out. >> happy birthday, dear -- rob: something else baltimore ravens giving oj a birthday shout-out during game of cleveland browns. jillian: fans giving him standing ovation for defying the odds. rob: was in super bowl 2001, happy birthday to you, sir. jillian: thousands participating in annual 5k race honoring sacrifice by first responders and military. rob: steven who ran through the tunnel, the brooklyn battery tunnel from brooklyn to the world trade center on 9/11 and then ultimately lost his life. i had the opportunity to run this race and hear some amazing stories from some of the 30,000

others who joined me. ♪ ♪ rob: is this your first of the tunnel of the towers experience? >> yes, my first year. >> i'm going to run for my brother. >> you'll never have to worry about a mortgage payment again. >> tunnel to towers paid off my brother's mortgage. >> sacrifices made by so many families in our country every single day and we will make sure that sacrifice is not forgotten. >> we can't wait to get to that tower, we know it'll be an emotional day. rob: hot day too and they are going to run through this tunnel and into lower manhattan wearing all of that gear. >> usa, usa! rob: about time to go, let's run it.

>> civilian culture needs to understand the sacrifice given on their behalf so that they can reflect that of our nation service members. >> just imagine what steven went through and other firefighters to go through that tunnel carrying 60 pounds of gear running towards a burning tower. >> coming out of the tunnel -- >> it's surreal moment. >> the good news of america is take care of the greatness of america, those who died for our country. rob: pretty cool stuff. jillian: you do it every year. >> 2 years, you see the guys wearing the gear, you go into the tunnel and it was warm, the tunnel is hot and they're wearing all of that gear, it's

not an easy one. >> incredible. good cause. >> the money going to first responders, people oversea who is lost loved ones, pay off mortgages because people don't come back, they don't come back home. good cause. 11 minutes after the hour, likely the president's greatest achievement has been out booming the economy, all right, so how has impeachment push by democrats affected our markets and what does it mean for both parties. >> economists peter morici weighs in live next

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jillian: everybody has rebounded since, what do you expect to happen going forward? >> the market will not be much affected by this process for two reasons, right now it's only political theater, when you look at the democrats may have on mr. trump it's hardly comparison to what republicans had on clinton and democrats and everyone really had on richard nixon, this is theater right now, when people step back for a minute they see that and recognize senate not likely to remove him, however, businesses, they are uncertain now because of trade war and things of that nature and this is not likely to affect that very much because the democrats don't want the president to make a weak deal with china, he won't gain much in terms of the impeachment process by making a weak deal, so i just don't see it really affecting things very much for quite a while. rob: do you think nancy pelosi lacks confidence that she wouldn't call a vote on the house in.

>> absolutely, what's disappointing is republicans on the house aren't going wild, absolutely taking down the chamber and keeping it from doing business because adam schiff have made evidence on someone who whispers on something they heard from somebody else, markets tend to react very negatively quickly especially with a republican because you may be the only conservatives in manhattan right now that are awake. but it steps back after a moment and says, hey, what's going on here, would the senate really remove trump and the other thing is that they did what would we get in his place, mr. pence is conservative and continue same policies and the democrats would be hard-pressed not to cooperate with him. rob: they think they can beat pence in 2020 easier that's for sure. >> that's a different issue, right now liz warren looks so good but in september till

february the lead is going the change, so much happens in that kind of thing, that's really the distant future in terms of markets. jillian: what does this mean for investors and also you say if the economy goes into a recession it won't be because of the impeachment process, explain that. >> essentially if the economy goes into a recession it'll be because of conditions in europe which are being blamed on brexit when they are really more fundamental and structural and not getting addressed, conditions in china because presidency not just because he won't make a deal with mr. trump but because he's using an outdated model of economic development that is slowing the economy on its own even before mr. trump came along and the fact that investors are just all kinds of nervous about this stuff and honestly the two major central banks, the european central bank and the fed are being run by am-- amateurs.

rob: the chinese are probably enjoying this, they are hoping that trump doesn't get reelected for sure. >> absolutely, i don't think they will get a better deal from business warren but we do know about joe biden, he doesn't believe on anything other than get him elected. think of how foolish he was to let his son become engaged in ukraine in the manner that he did while sitting as vice president, is that a man with paramount judgment, i don't think so, we don't know how that's going the play out right now. jillian: peter, thank you for joining us. >> take care. jillian: stay there.

rob: welcome back, doctor could be sentenced to life, prescriptions lead to death of west virginia, 20 years in prison, wow. jillian: fda is investigating a possible link between zantac and cancer, no official recall for brand or generic version, fda says people should not panic but suggest people switch to another medication, makers of zantac are cooperating with the fda. rob: general motors workers strike could be near an end, picketing workers pay for paycheck. jillian: tracee carrasco with what to expect this morning, good morning, tracee.

tracee: good morning, we are entering week 3, day 15 of this strike as general motors workers walk off the picket line, we are expecting those talks to continue between both sides as they have been going on every single day but today begins the day when strikes employees can get a paycheck, they can earn $250 a week in strike pay that works out 6.25 an hour, plus talks ongoing and have progressed to main table stage which means they're getting a lot of the big issues out there discussing them, the points of contention still remaining the same, healthcare costs, conditions for temporary employees also the profit sharing between the employees and gm, so we will be watching that as it progresses. jillian: all right, tracee, tell us how we can travel the world, hit the slopes an get paid for it? >> promotion for ski.com, 12 people from travel all over colorado, japan, france, canada, test out some of the best skiing conditions, document it all for social media and you can get

paid for it, this is, of course, a dream job for many skiers, you have to do submit a 90-second video to ski.com tell them why you should be picked for the job and travel all around the world, they are looking for 12 people dodd this, last year was the first year they did it. it was just one person, if you're a good skier, might be a good job for you. jillian: rob, did you notice the graphics were different? tracee: refresh of graphics, we have a new look today, when you tune in you'll still see the incredible team of journalists but things might look a little different not just on tv but also website, foxbusiness.com, if you're getting the news on the go, you can do, this we have exciting things for you. jillian: refresh from time to time. tracee: absolutely.

jillian: 25 minutes after the hour, house speaker nancy pelosi says the left impeachment vote is worth losing white house in 2020. >> do you have any anxiety at all impact your ability to hold house in 2020? >> doesn't matter. rob: is this a wise political strategy, we debate that coming up next.

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including cory bookerring -- booker rallying behind him. >> i would be standing firmly in defense of joe biden throughout the process because this is a no way can besmirch character, honor. >> democrats leaning on new cbs poll says majority of americans support impeachment inquiry but that same poll fail to go show that most americans thought the president's actions were illegal. house speaker nancy pelosi insisting that impeachment inquiry is vital for the nation telling the democratic caucus we have to be prayerful, somber and nonpartisan, this isn't about politics or partisanship, it's about patriotism, whether you like him or not, forget that, that's about the election, this is about the constitution, as you might imagine the president had a lot to say about impeachment over the weekend,

including this, quote, the radical do-nothing democrats lying and cheating than ever before in order to destabilize the united states of america and up come 2020 election, they and the fake news media are dangerous and bad. the impeachment inquiry,en denial focus on sunday shows, abc and cbs spent entire show on impeachment, nbc51 minutes, fox 40 minutes. a number of political strategists noting that as the impeachment inquiry dominate it is news cycle 2020 race will take a backseat. rob and julian. rob: thank you so much, as impeachment inquiry speaker nancy pelosi says democrats are ready to risk their majority in the house of representatives just to remove president trump from office. >> do you have any anxiety at all about any of the stuff we are talking about impacting your

ability to control control of the house in 2020? >> doesn't matter because we cannot have a president of the united states undermining his oath of office. rob: all right, so is that a wise political strategy, here to debate democratic strategist kevin and trump 2020 deputy director of communications aaron, guys, thank you for coming on this morning, we will tart with you, kevin, what do you make of this push this morning in. >> the speaker has conviction on her side, i note that he was unwilling to go forward with this inquiry until all of the evidence came out within the last 2 weeks with phone call with ukraine and whistleblower's report but she says congress really has no option, right, the constitution provides congress very limited options when it comes to removal of a president, you the 25th amendment, cabinet can remove the president, this is something that congress needs to look into if we didn't do this and a future president did this, we would be on the wrong side of history. rob: aaron, let's look at polls

whether or not trump should be impeached over ukraine deal, 42% say yes, 36 say no and 22% saying it's too soon to say, let's check out one more if we can here, guys. yeah. what is the impeachment goal of the democrats is the question, 53% say it's more damage to president trump and 47% say democrats are interested in protecting the united states, what do you make of the second poll? >> i would agree with the second poll, nancy pelosi has advocated role of speaker of the house to lead the impeachment parade of president trump, yeah, kevin may have said that she has conviction on her side but certainly doesn't have the facts on her side, she's standing there saying that she wants to impeach the president but i can't find one high-crime misdemeanor. if they don't impeach the president he will win a second

term. rob: kevin, when you look at the story here and you see it, what are democrats going to say if it ends up being that president trump really did withhold this money, trying to push for the investigation in ukraine but also at the same time what if joe biden really is corrupt and his son are corrupt, he's the front runner for the democrats, he could be the next president of the united states. >> yeah, rob, you know, i think the president wants to muddy the waters on our side, wants to bring joe biden and hunter biden but the facts are on our side, erin. >> tell me why facts are on your side, kevin? >> corroborating evidence this week, house intelligence committee, we will have the whistleblower before congress in closed session before the intelligence committee this week and we will let the process play out but what i think is already out in the public mainstream about that call, about this report is incredibly damming and we node this congress to do its

job, not -- rob: one thing that the hill is reporting, a lot of the democrats and media saying that barisma was not under investigation when prosecutor was fired, when biden pushed for the prosecutor to be fired. they were still under investigation. i wonder why -- aren't you guys curious of what really happened in ukraine? >> sure, and we can investigate that simultaneous to what's going on, let's not get us distracted, joe biden is not the story here, hunter biden is not the story here, what the president said on the phone call extorting a foreign government to interfere in our elections is very, very serious. congress has a role -- rob: okay. erin, he says extorting a foreign government, there may be a valid reason to look into joe biden.

>> extortion seems very extreme, let's have the conversation about hunter biden, the fact that he was not equipped for a job of 50,000-dollar a month job for fossil fuel company, he got that job because of the 5 letters, biden. his father was vice president, if we cannot investigate people because they are simply running for office against somebody else, then we are never going to be able to hold the country accountable, people will want to get away with things, that's not a good cover, we should investigate, we should see if there was corruption and ukraine has a history and they are working hard to fix that and the president asked that that be looked into, that's not a crime, that's not a problem, it's the president doing his job. rob: erin, there's a lot of smoke there, we will see, erin and kevin. >> thank you. [laughter] rob: have a good week. jillian: fox news alert

overnight a suicider bomber attacks base in somalia, bombing suggesting ongoing attack, no word yet whether anyone was hurt, extremists have claimed responsibility for the explosion french president set to be layed to rest, dozens of world leaders including bill clinton honor to go honor exhead of state, memorial service and private funeral being held today, 86 year's old and led the country from 1995 until 2007. the remains of a world war ii soldier back on american soil after 77 years, army technician john was killed in 1942 during a battle in papa new guine.

winter storm dropped records amount of snow in montana, look at that, the governor declaring a winter storm emergency. rob: ridiculous, before they got over 2 feet of snow when it's 85-degrees in new york. knocked out power and brought down trees, a liz or warning in effect and janice dean is here with the latest. >> 45-inches of snow. [laughter] janice: incredible, we are glad no one was hurt, obviously this is a very early season snowstorm, i believe they broke records in september. rob: i would hope so. janice: take a look at past 24 hours, you can see the snow, we still some of it cranked up in northern rockies and portions of the northwest and then we have

severe thunderstorm watch ahead where we could see potential for some severe weather today, certainly heavy rainfall along this front that's moving through, so very impressive for september, 46 is your daytime high and 85 in kansas city, 70 in new york, potential for showers and thunderstorms across the midwest as cold front moves through and we are watching lorenzo, lorenzo broke records this weekend, it was a cat 5, the furthest north and east we've ever had this strong of a storm, they node to watch the system over the last couple of days. rob: crazy. janice: keeping us in business. rob: that's right, janice, thank you. jillian: 39 minutes after the hour, where is the report rudy giuliani calling out the moment moments ago saying they've become blind. rob: yeah, this is as joe biden's campaign is making a push to silence mr. giuliani,

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corruptly dismiss cases against biden's son and corrupt company, there's no investigation, where's the report, use your common sense for those who haven't lost it analyze it, he goes onto say, bribery is offering anything of value 1.2 billion critical loan guaranty in exchange for official, firing the prosecutor, corrupt or not, who was investigating your son, bragging biden admits it and if you need help on whether he knew about son plenty to come, so as you can see this the story is certainly not over, but like you said at the top, president biden's campaign said, don't book rudy giuliani anymore and a lot of poem on social media are slamming biden's campaign for those demands saying free press, abuse of its power, he can't tell news outlets who to keep off because they don't like what he's saying, another twitter user chiming in, saying i think

biden should stay in his lane and worry about biden. so there you have it. should candidates be able to decide who news networks book, a lot of people saying, no. rob: absolutely not, especially on the story that we are still figuring stuff out. all right. i like the next study, basically president trump is driving the left crazy. carley: yeah, to the point of actually it could be potentially physically harm to go some people and i will get to that if a moment, new study revealing that politics is literally causing people to suffer, the university of nebraska lincoln releasing these poll results saying 38% say that politics is stressing them out, 20% say that it's damaged friendships and listen to this, 4% of people polled say they've actually had suicidal thoughts because of politics, now, the results were just released, but these poll results were taken in 2017 but

when president trump first started his time in office, there was no surprise that liberals, the political climate that we are in right now is more detrimental than conservatives. jillian: okay. thanks, carley. rob: carley, thanks. jillian: time to check with steve doocy to see what's coming on "fox & friends". are you stressed by the political comply mate? >> i'm sorry, i've not paying attention through the weekend, why, what happened? [laughter] >> there's so much happening and it's only monday morning, morning to you, rob, and jillian, okay, so to recap the president would like to meet the whistleblower, his accuser, also the democrats say full steam ahead on impeachment and tv networks are told by the joe biden camp don't book rudy. we will hear more from rudy and plus great gift on topic, executive vice president of the trump administration will be joining us, doug collins,

ranking member of the house judiciary committee, he will be talking to us, also sean davis from the federalist says that, you know, the reason we got this whistleblower complaint even though it wasn't firsthand account was because they changed the requirements inside the intel community, who knew about that? well, sean does. plus former speaker of the house newt gringrich, last time that there was an impeachment, newt gringrich had the hammer, we will be talking about that and so much more in 12 minutes and 42 seconds, rob and jillian. >> looking forward to it.

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rob: welcome back. hillary clinton not the only first lady to deal with an affair. >> part of the reason that i admire eleanor roosevelt is the way she handled that happening to her, and i say, look, when something happens in your marriage, as i know well, it can be gutsy to leave. it can be gutsy to stay. rob: all right. clinton phrasing the first

lady while on a book tour with her daughter chelsea and a lot of criticism of president trump sparking rumors of a possible 2020 run. can you imagine? jillian: amy klobuchar getting real with voters even admitting once that she was a killer. >> did i try to play golf and misfired on the first try and the ball hit a duck in the head, yeah, and it appeared to parish. jillian: the minnesota senator telling the story moderator candidates played golf so they would know whether or not they would be a full time president. rob: time for the the good, the bad, and the ugly. two die hard buffalo bills fan ty the knot where it all began. check it out. >> friends, family, you may kiss your bride. >> look at that couple won

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