well. they are putting that stuff in everything. jillian: rather interesting. rob: doesn't sound very good. jillian: no, it doesn't. thanks for joining us this morning. "fox & friends" busy news day. it starts right now. have a good day. ♪ ♪ whoa, whoa ♪ always a good time ♪ brian: today at the same time always a good time. are you ready for another investigation that's dominate our lives? ainsley: oh my goodness. fall is supposed to be. today is rus rosh hashanah. steve: wake me. last today is the last day of september. ainsley: september 30th. steve: news is starting on monday morning last day of

september with this. ainsley: get this. there is a new push to see you lens president trump's personal attorney. brian: we all got the letter. the biden campaign is accusing rudy giuliani spreading debunk conspiracy theories in the wake of the whistleblower complaint release so they have taken action. steve: griff jenkins joins us live from washington, d.c. with this order from the campaign. apparently, griff, it sounds like if somebody is going to put rudy on. we had him on our show on friday. they need to have a campaign surrogate to counter whatever he says, right? griff: yes. just to be clear fox has not confirmed that we have this letter. so much has happened since literally last night and it starts with the president trying to get out there. look, he wants to meet with his accuser. he said he tweeted. he wants to meet not only with his accuser. additionally want to meet not only with my accuser and present second and third hand information but also the person who gave this information largely incorrect to the whistleblower.

was this person spying on the u.s. president? big consequences. congress wants to meet with the whistleblower as well. house intel chairman adam schiff telling "60 minutes" there is an agreement. >> do you expect the testimony of the whistleblower? >> absolutely. >> already has an agreement with the whistleblower that he will testify? >> we have agreement that he or she will testify, yes. steve: now this as the daily beast and "new york times" first report that letter you are talking about to the major networks asking them not to book giuliani on their air. they write this in the letter. quote, giving rudy giuliani valuable time on your air to push these lies in the first place is a disservice to your offic audience and disserve to journalism. the letter is signed by former obama communications director anita dunn and kate beddingfield. rugd was thought full force yesterday. >> this is not about getting joe biden in trouble proving

donald trump was framed by the democrats. griff: adam schiff says there will be hearings and depositions this week and says there is no timeline for this inquiry. guys? steve: that's right. griff, thank you very much. also while yesterday adam schiff said they were, you know, they essentially had a deal to get the whistleblower to come in, the whistleblower's attorney sent out a tweet last night that said there is no deal with congress reached at this point. the discussions are ongoing. trying to work out all the details. ainsley: rudy giuliani tweeted this i can't blind how blind our media has become they are blindly using a prosecutor who who corruptly dismissed the cases against biden's son and his corrupt company. there was no investigation. where's the report? use your common sense for those who haven't lost it

bribery is offering anything of value, 1.2 billion critical loan guarantee in exchange for official action. firing the prosecutor corrupt or or not no is investigating your son. bragging biden admits it. and if you need help on whether he knew about son plenty of. brian: those who thought he was going to keep a low profile oops you are wrong. ainsley: tell a network don't book someone what are they going to do? book him. brian: was that okay with the biden camp read one of his tweets i don't know if we violated the proclamation. brad parscale running everything twump 2020 related tweeted this out can we "moofl of on tv hoaxes. wait, who would do the interviews? oh, i got it. so this whole thing started when peter schweizer, the first time i ever heard of it anyway was when peter schweizer wrote his bookened talked about how conflicted

the powerful in washington were and how they are invested in various causes and country around the globe. one of which was hunter biden he doesn't say 50,000. he says $85,000 a month with no energy experience gets on the board of a ukrainian energy company where the sitting vice president of the united states was told by the president, president obama can you handle the stabilization of ukraine after the invasion and capture of crimea? steve: joe, you are going to be my point person on that. peter schweizer was with mark levin over the weekend talking about how appropriate it is to look into the bidens. watch. >> ukraine is one of those countries that is all sorts of problems, one of those problems is corruption. and it's one of those countries where you have a political class in the united states which sort of feasts off of opportunities to enrich themselves in countries like ukraine. these are legitimate issues for a president to raise.

and if the, you know, members of a family of the vice president of the united states are self-enriching and engaged in potentially criminal behavior, at a minimum corrupt behavior it, ought to be looked at. and the notion that somehow, you know, he should take a hands off approach is not legitimate to even mention biden's name? is ridiculous. steve: one of the things that we have now and the democrats have regarding their impeachment push is the fact that they have the transcript released, which happened a up pell days ago. it was revealed over the weekend that apparently mitch mcconnell himself urged the white house, mr. president, if you feel that this can get you off the hook or show people exactly what happened, do it. so mitch was one of the people behind the push. ainsley: encouraging him to release the transcript? steve: right. ainsley: there is no quid pro quo. i will do this for you do this for me. if you look at what joe biden did bragging on video about his quid pro quo. steve: either fire the guy or you don't get the money.

ainsley: fighter guy or you don't get the u.s.s. dollar taxpayer money. brian: the issue is the president releases the transcript of the call. then you wonder will there be other punish pushes to release other transcripts of other calls. the answer is it's already been done. trying to get a call the president made with vladimir putin that's supposed to be obviously secure call which other people listened on. so nancy pelosi is on "60 minutes" doing every show talking about how she is going through with this very prayerfully and it doesn't make her happy to be doing. this she talked about how the president heard that she was going to be pushing for an impeachment and called her. listen. >> he told me it was perfect. there was nothing in the call. but i know what was in the call. i mean, it was in the public domain. he didn't even know that it was wrong. it was wrong for a president to say that he wants you -- another head of state to

create something negative about his possible political opponents to his own advantage. we could not ignore what the president did. he gave us no choice. i always said we will follow the facts where they take us and when we see them, we will be ready and we are ready. brian: right. amazing that she ready for the facts before she got the call. she slipped there. there is a sense this whole thing is a political setup. i new what was in your call before you released the transcripts. she quickly corrects herself it was in the public domain. it was not. no one knew that call. ainsley: she also just said in that comment it's wrong for him to call a head of state and create something negative about your possible political opponent. he wasn't saying i'm going to create something negative. look into this and see if there is any facts. if there is any truth to what's out there. steve: to what happened in 2016.

ainsley: correct. he didn't say create something negative. steve: crowd strike that is to say. one other thing nancy pelosi said over the weekend, she said she was down in texas at tribune fest. she said the house is worth losing if trump is imeechesd. lindsey graham was on over the weekend. he was on cbs, face the nation, among other things that he said. he said the salem witch trial there was more due process in that case than with the president. and he said this regarding this being a setup. >> this whole thing is a sham. i can't believe we are talking about impeaching the president based on an accusation based on arizona. whhearsay. why did they take this whistleblower to tell the story. 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 when you used to not just weeks before the complaint? who are these people and what are they up to? you know, this is -- mueller wasn't a hitch wouldn't but this is salem witch trials

have more due process than this. how do you know she is a witch? somebody told me she is a witch. brian: he was fired up. he had a chance to spend this weekend with a president. he golfed a little bit. he is also a law enforcement he says i want to see what's in the transcript. when he sees what's in the transcript margaret brethren nathaniel and others to say things as fact and there is not. no difference between the transcript and complaint? there is a huge difference. you could drive a truck through them. number two, he went on to say somebody changed the rules for whistleblowers between 2018 and 2019. steve: that's right. brian: if they try to bring this vote in 2018. they would go you are not a whistleblower. you didn't hear anything directly. ainsley: second hand. steve: talk to sean davis in the federalist about this. somehow in the intel community, ig office, they changed the threshold for whistleblowers. you used to have to have -- witness. ainsley: first hand account. steve: now it's second, it's third. you have heard the story

from somebody else. who exactly in the intel community decided to do that coordination. a lot of republicans on capitol hill -- ainsley: remind me of that children's game telephone i tell one thing to your ear and by the end of the classroom totally different message. brian: can you imagine getting impeached by somebody whose dignity is secret who never heard allegedly what you can. no way a whistleblower keep aanonymity while accusing a president high crimes and misdemeanors. that should not fly when they are not a witness to it. steve steve when you apply for whistleblower protection then you are given the protection. and your anonymity is what they worry about. here, the lawyer sent the letter to the house committee last book and suggested there are individuals, probably news organizations, who were willing to pay $50,000 for this person's identity. ainsley: was that law changed with this in mind, planning to do something like this? steve: that's what some

republicans think. brian: hurt, jillian. how are you this morning. jillian: great, how are you? overnight a suicide bomber attacks the u.s. military airstrip in somalia. a burst of gunfire could be heard across the base after the bombing suggesting an ongoing attack. al shabaab has taken responsibility. no word yet whether anyone was hurt. extremists also launched a second attack aimed at you were mean military targets. reports say that attack was unsuccessful. also breaking right now. a manhunt intensifies for extremely dangerous escaped inmate as three others are captured overnight. lawrence lee ran away from cops as the other men were being arrested at a hotel in north carolina. they were on the run since sunday morning when they overpowered ohio jail guards with a homemade knife. there is a $2,500 reward for lee's arrest. terrifying moments on board a packed plane when an engine malfunctions. this shocking video showing

the united airlines engine shaking in the sky. pilots turning around and landing back in denver. take a look at this photo taken by a passenger showing a metal panel peeled off the exposed engine. airline says passengers took a different plane to older and no one was hurt. now to nfl weak four action. the saints shot down the cowboys second straight win without drew brees. new orleans winning 12-10. beating the lyons 34-30. patriots also remain unbeaten surviving puzzle 16-10. and take a look at this couple with love -- will love the bills for better or force worse i should say. they just tied the knot on the 50-yard line with former defensive tackle keil williams officiating. they had their first date and got engaged at the stadium. congrats to them. steve: a day they will never forget. ainsley: that's pretty cool.

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steve: well, the controversy over the whistleblower complaint deepening as a new report claims the intel community revised its whistleblower complaint form, removing the requirement of direct, firsthand knowledge of the alleged wrongdoing. sean davis of the federalist broke this story and joins us now to explain from national. explain that to us. >> good morning. steve: you used to have to have seen it with your own two eyes or heard it with your own two ears. when did they change it? >> the changes to eliminate the requirement for first hand information in whistleblower complaints happened between may 2018 and august 2019. and it used to be required that you had to offer direct, personal, firsthand knowledge or else this particular complaint, which is known as an urgent concern complaint would be dismissed by the intelligence community inspector general that was changed some time in the last year. when we asked the dni and ic

for information who changed it when and why they straight up refused to answer that question. steve: that's part of the intel community. they keep a lot of secrets. don't they? >> they certainly do. but when it comes to public documents about public concern about public impeachment trials, they need to be transparent. steve: let's take a look at the updated version of the complaint form from august of 2019. you say -- they say: i know about the information i'm disclosing here and i have direct and personal knowledge or i heard about it from others. that's the bottom line right there. what do you think about that? i heard about it from others because that seems to be the pattern that this particular whistleblower followed. >> right. and if you look at the underlying statute that governs how whistleblower complaints are processed and investigated. the inspector general has pretty wide latitude and discretion to set those policies and until recently, the icig said you need to have direct, firsthand evidence. and as we know with this

particular anti-trump complainant there was no firsthand evidence much of the firsthand or second hand evidence this person offered was false. steve: one thing that's troubling you is that the intel chair, adam schiff tweeted out information that was very same larr to the whistleblower's complaint but it was two weeks before the whistleblower's complaint was made public. here is one of his tweets. trump is withholding vital military aid to ukraine while his personal lawyer seeks help from the 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. what do you make of that? >> i think it's really curious. we were told that the congressional committee didn't get this whistleblower complaint until september. but when you look at the complaints, which the president declassified and released last week, it was dated august 12th and it was addressed to adam schiff himself. so it certainly seems as if

schiff knew a lot more about what was going on than he let on which raises some fairly serious and troubling questions whether he was part of this effort and perhaps even coordinating it long before anyone else knew what was going on. steve: hold on. you are saying you are concerned there could have been coordination between adam schiff and the intel community? >> i think it's very much concerning that schiff, based on his own statements before these details were ever released seemed to be read in on them raises those questions and he and his entire staff and those in the intel community and in the white house who are part of this complaint need to start answering questions about that. steve: interesting stuff. let's see where it goes from here. sean davis co-founder of the federal list. sean, thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: 6:21 here in new york city. up next, thousands of patriots following in the footsteps of america's brave tunnel 2 towers 5 k run including our own rob schmitt. he will take us behind the scenes on a big weekend ♪ born free ♪

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brian: quick headlines now. two people are dead and two more are hurt after a roller coaster jumps off the tracks. we warn you some people may find this disturbing. just looking at this with you. ainsley: there it is. you can hear people screaming as the rise derails at the amusement park. mechanical failure. that's everybody's fear. oil tanker explodes the blast caught on dash camera in south korea.

at least 10 people are injured. not enough news in america so we had to go elsewhere. [laughter] ainsley: 25 minutes after the top of the hour. thousands of patriots taking to the streets of new york city for the annual tunnel 2 towers 5 k run and walk following and the final footsteps of hero firefighters stephen siller. steve: on september 11th, 2001. siler ran through the brooklyn battery tunnel through the tunnels wearing 60 pounds of gear and ultimately gave his life to save others. brian: guess who worked yesterday and part of it all "fox & friends first" co-host rob schmitt. he ran the race second time. hey, rob. >> you have a firefighter off, just gotten off work and he sees this happen and he does the right thing and goes back and it costs him life. he runs through the battery tunnel it from lower manhattan to brooklyn people honored that in a wait a minute the energy in the place was amazing. ainsley: has to be emotional. >> 30,000 people there. ainsley: running through the tunnel knowing this was his

last energy. rob: 30,000 people there let's take a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rob: was this your tunnel 2 towers experience? >> this is my first experience. my husband was killed last november. >> i'm going to run for my brother. >> siler foundation called and said you will never have to worry about a mortgage payment again. >> tunnel 2 towers paid off my brother's mortgage. enormous sacrifices been made by some families in our country every single day. do you know what we are doing here today? make sure that sacrifice is not forgotten. >> can't wait to start running and see that tower. i know it's going to be an emotional day. rob: they are going to run this tunnel into lower manhattan wearing all of that gear. [chanting u.s.a. rob: it's about time to go so let's run it.

[horn] >> the civilian culture needs to understands the sacrifice that's given on their behalf so they can reflect that place of belonging of our nation's service members. >> it's all about the camaraderie bringing others together the tragedy of 9/11. remember steven siler. >> just imagine what steven went through and other firefighters to go through that tunnel carrying 60 pounds of gear running towards a burning tower. rob. >> part of this race this organization sports those supporting everyone else. >> it's amazing the to seat supports. >> it to come out of the tunnel and see the flags hanging up. >> a moment to restep the steps of american patriots. >> greatness of america and greatness of america those who die for our country. steve: did i not realize that the firefighters run through the tower in the gear. rob: run through the tunnel with the gear on and it's hot in that tunnel. there is no air moving it's

really hot. i want to oint out it's like 3 and a half mile the tunnel is two of them. the red-headed woman you saw in the yellow shirt in the piece. you remember the mayor of north ogden utah that's his wife. they had seven children under 15 years old. so i mean, when she is left in a situation where she has to raise her kids. seven kids. frank siller came in within 48 hours and said we are paying off your mortgage. ainsley: i have seen the commercials. beautiful family. rob: you pointed out he had the rush limbaugh shirt on frank siller did who raised 4 million that went to this organization. steve: the money i do believe is still going when you buy that rush limbaugh, betsy ross shirt goes to tunnel 2 towers. rob: fantastic organization. they do it right. police officers, firefighters, our service members overseas. anybody gets killed. they take care of the family. ainsley: when you came out of tunnel everybody was holding it looked like

fishings. rob: first responders 9/11 first responders. went on forever. it hit you look at all of those people who were killed. it's really sad it's a beautiful event. it just motivates you and makes you feel like a new yorker. brian: the money goes to the organization and more attention to the organization. ainsley: only $11 a month. we get little notices on our phones. rob: '30,000 people at that event yesterday. ainsley: thank you for doing that. rob: awesome, i would do it either way. thanks, guys. brian: coming up straight ahead, chicago took sanctuary policy one step further, the order instructing cops to lead if ice needs help. ainsley: and did you think you heard the last thing about hillary clinton's emails? think again. what she just said about president trump. dan bongino is going to react next. ♪ ♪ there's a revolution coming ♪ we call it the mother standard of care.

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ainsley: this is a fox news alert. we now know the chilling last words from a new york police officer before he was shot and killed with his own gun. brian: it comes as the houston community mourns the sheriff's deputy known as a trailblazer. steve: jacqui ey ibañez. >> two heroes killed in the line of duty nypd officer brian was patrolling a city housing development when he got in a fight with the suspect. that man grabbing the officer's weapon. >> i'm body one camera officer molke. >> en can be heard yelling. is he reaching for it. he is reaching for it. at this time numerous shots were fired and our officer was struck a hotel of three times. >> police say he was shot own gun in head and torso. taken to the hospital where he later died. police say the ex-con

suspect antonio williams was killed by officers. rising star in the department, brian had already won five excellence in police duties awards. this loss comes as the city of houston mourns a sheriff's deputy known as a trailblazer sandeep dhaliwal was shot to death during a routine traffic stop. he was the city's first sikh deputy. >> armed with a pistol and in a cold blooded manner ambush style shot officer dhaliwal from behind. he died a hero. he died serving the harris county community. >> robert is charged with capital murder. he had an active parole violation warrant. thousands are expected to gather in houston to celebrate his life. here in new york final arrangements for officer mo molkeen are not announced yet. steve: hard weekend. author of exonerated the

failed takedown of president donald j. trump by the watch. >> that's his book right there. dan, it's always tough when we have stories like this with two fallen officers over the weekend. >> yeah, steve. you know, i really hate doing these kinds of appearances for this obviously because of the horror of this story. but, because it's tough to hold it together for this. you know, i got a text this weekend from a friend of mine who is still with the nypd. i came in to the police academy with him about this story before i came on this morning, steve, we work at fox, you, me, ainsley, brian, god forbid you got a text once or twice a year that a couple of our colleagues here god forbid had died in the line of duty at fox. think about that. just for a second digest. that's what it is like to be a cop that once or twice a year in the nypd you get a text or email from your boss or your buddy telling you that one of your buddies, someone you know. someone you went to the police academy with, had been detailed with or shot with at the ranger some time is now dead.

i just want everybody in the public to digest that for a moment. and specifically for the cop haters out there who don't understand what it's like to go to work for 30 and $40,000 a year understanding that one of your colleagues, like the hero in texas well by the way that is going to turn up dead. and it's tough. it's really tough to even talk about. brian: i don't want to get off too much. i consider ice law enforcement, don't you? >> you are damn right, brian. brian: how many ice hater would he say have. >> ironic you said that i was getting ready this morning. i thought that same thing all of these sleaze bags up on capitol hill who continue to attack our uniform, our cbp, ice people. all these people down here enforcing our laws at the border. it's just a stain on this country. it's really, really gross. you are an embarrassment, you really are. and to piggy back on that. that's so disheartening the way our law enforcement officers are treated. but also, look at this

president and what is he going through now. adam schiff. congressman adam schiff now wants to look at and listen to president's conversations with others state leaders. listen to this. listen to what he is saying. >> the pair mount need here is to protect the national security of the nine states and see whether in the conversations with other world leaders and in particular with putin that the president was also undermining our security in a way that he thought would personally benefit his campaign. if there's an effort to hide those and cover those up, yes, we are determined to find out. brian: dan, he let one transcript go just to dwight everythinquieteverything down. and now they want to get a call a couple days after this with vladimir putin. say it's part of the investigation. there is going to be absolutely no conversation with our chief executive that is not going to be for public listening. >> brian, it's never going to stop. i mean, the republic is dying a slow death. we are on life is support here. and you can thank the

democrats and their sicko fasycophantic. they are panicking because ig report is about to come out and expose a massive government spying operation against donald trump. listen, here is the key take away in collusion with foreign governments. right? that's why they are panicking. they are panicking because you have what the obama administration did is 1,000 times worse than what they are alleging donald trump did. let me ask you a few questions here. when do we get transcripts of the obama calls with the iranians. remember the calls, brian they swore didn't happen and when they were outed they did happen. brian: why can't we read those letters? >> right, the press conference at the state department, all that file was kind of deleted? when do we get their conversations with other foreign governments? when do we get their conversations with the united kingdom. we know there were people in the united kingdom that passed intel. what about the ukrainians.

politico reported about their collusion. what about their collusion with russian spies that people, the democrats hired to spy on trump already admitted. when do we get those conversations? the answer is never. brian: dan, the president has to say no. this is it. that was the one conversation. >> yes, he has to say no. brian: no from here on in. that's for the next president and the next president. do you not get anything more. >> the first job of the president right now is to protect the presidency. the white house counsel and others have to draw the line. this is one of the sleaziest members of congress, adam schiff. he went up to the american people in a public hearing where people could look at a public transcript and literally lied about it and then tried to cover his tracks and say oh, it's just parody. listen, this isn't "saturday night live." it's not leave it to beaver. this is a nationally televised important hearing and he lied. he is a liar, this guy. don't disclose anything to this guy. brian: nobody brought up the fact that he made up a phony dialogue leading you into

this consequential hearing in fronts of the dni. >> he made up a firestone dialogue and before the firestonphonydialogue he lied ae consequence of the call for days there was quid pro quo. there was a favor about this ukrainian military. that is not what the transcript said. he just made it up. and by the way, i think this was a huge mistake releasing this transcripts because of what you just said. the precedent for the presidency is now dangerous. that was a tongue twister. it's terrible. now, is every president in the future going to have to -- every conversation he is having with a foreign leader is going to be monitored for the opposition political party to have it released to humiliate that foreign leader later? can i say one more thing in the every time the word favor is mentioned in a foreign policy conversation with the president the opposition party gets to expose it? then can you forget international relations from this pointed on. no one is ever going to talk to a foreign leader. steve: just remember, dan, the initial reports were

that the whistleblower sought protection because the president of the united states had made a promise to another world leader or other world leaders that was so serious. and then we find out once the transcript is released that that promise really wasn't there. the quid pro quo wasn't really there per se in those contact words. none of that was true. promise, what, that he was going to give kim jong un the nuclear codes. i'm being hyperabolish, of course. we find out later that it's just donald trump trying to get to the bottom of corruption we saw in the last election. the media should be thanking trump for doing the job they didn't do, trying to uncover the known malfeasance between ukrainians and u.s. officials. we saw in the last election that most media outlets have completely, entirely ignored. it's a disgrace what's happening right now. they have completely flipped the script. is he trying to get to the bottom of this, thank god. steve: his new book is

called exonerate you had the failed takedown of donald j. trump by the swamp. dan bongino, thank you very much. ainsley: thank you, dan. >> thanks, guys. steve: meanwhile straight ahead on this monday nancy has a bold prediction. texas will go blue. is that true? somebody who knows texas inside and out joins us with a message for her coming up ♪ gave them a place where they could dance ♪ if you want to see heaven ♪ here's your chance this fall, book two, separate qualifying stays

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♪ >> texas is our hope for the future. i'm not just talking about democrats. i'm talking about the country and i'm talking about the world. when texas goes blue and people have to pay attention to everything that happens here and the views of people here, that's going to be very, very wholesome for our nation. brian: wow, house speaker nancy pelosi over the weekend confident democrats will turn texas blue.

does she have it flight let's ask texas agricultural commissioner sid miller. does she have it right? >> she couldn't be more wrong. she was here in austin yesterday. austin is the center of liberal politics in texas. i guarantee you if she went to the vfw hall or farm store in lubbock or petra chemical stores on the coast she couldn't get in the door. brian: there is a whole group of next generation americans moving to texas because you guys have made it so attractive to live and california and new york have made it so unattractive to live. >> well, that's right. and every time one of those move into texas, it's another vote for donald trump. the liberals aren't leaving california. they love the liberal politics there new york they are staying. the ones that are fleeing are the conservatives they can't stand what's going on in those liberal states. they want freedom and less taxes and less government

oversight. they want to be able to, you know, the businesses to flourish and to do that they come to texas. people moving in really helps donald trump's cause. brian: i guess we will see. some people feel differently. we know, this the president has a pretty high approval rating still among those who voted for him the first time. 87% of republicans according to the q poll approve 6 his job performance. 52% overall according to the university of texas. now, in the last election he beat hillary clinton 52-43. people are looking at with ted cruz getting a 1.5% win over beto o'rourke as something that is a bellwether or a canary in a coal mine. what do you say to that? >> i will tell you what. that was a good race by beto but his flame has fizzled out. he can't even get in the top five. i think he is third in texas behind elizabeth warren and

joe biden. trump goes to liberal el paso, texas. has a rally of over 20,000 people. elizabeth warren comes to the liberal, you know, strong hold of texas austin, she can't even get 1500 or 2,000 people. people are still excited about donald trump. they like what he stands for. he has kept every one of his political promises and the democrats really, they don't have anything to offer tha that -- they are not the flavor of texas. they want to raise our taxes. we are not for that. brian: do you know there has been five republican retirements already. many of which in competitive districts in texas. some say it's because the state is changing and they don't want the challenge. >> well, we will hold on to those seats. as a matter of fact, i'm going to predict that with the candidates that they put up, i think we'll take back the house. i think nancy pelosi is going to be out of a job. like i said, they don't have anything to offer us. you know, they want to take away our guns.

we are not for that they want abortion on demand, kill our babies. we are not for that texas leads as a nation in cattle. the green new deal wants to take away our cattle. they want to shut down our oil and gas production? really? they want to throw the border wide open and give free stuff to everybody. people in texas are not for any of that there is no reason we can vote for the democrats in this next election. brian: beto o'rourke is chanting we will take down the wall. i don't know how that will resonate. >> it's not gonna happen. write it down. they were wrong last time. they think texas is going to be close. trump won by 9 or 10 points he could easily double that. brian: tamg this in our vcrs. we will bring you back. thanks so much. >> thank you, brian. god bless. brian: coming out straight ahead as we close out the hour on this monday.

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ainsley: reverend billy graham called his daughter the best preacher in the family. sharing insights on faith and power of the holy spirit. in new book it's called jesus in me. joining us now is the late reverend graham's daughter anne graham lotz. it's such a pleasure having you. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: your family has shaped our country and the lives of so many people around the world. congratulations on your new book. >> thank you.

ainsley: this is the first book since your daddy passed away. >> i wrote it through that whole period ain't ains you lost your momma, then you lost your husband. had you cared for him for three years with diabetes. then you lose your daddy and in six months later you are diagnosed with breast cancer did you ever ask why. >> i would love to tell you that i didn't ask god why becambut they came one after the another. just as i was learning to live as a widow if you do that. been married 49 years. then when daddy left i became an orphan so to speak. then the diagnosis of breast cancer. there is no husband to talk about where do i go to or what surgeons or go to daddy, would you help me? you are alone. so loneliness in a sense knocked at my door. and i know a lot of people today are struggling with that. but, loneliness knocked at my door and never came in because the holy spirit just met me right where i was. and i never lost my peace.

never lost my joy. when i look back this past year in particular with all the chemo and radiation and the stuff that every woman out there who has had this you know, as horrific what it is what stands out are the blessing of got. he blessed me through my family. he blessed me through people all over the world who prayed for me and little divine appointments during the day when you bump into somebody along the way. ainsley: what will people learn when they read this book. >> my prayer is that people will learn that the holy spirit is available to be your constant companion. he is not just somebody for benedictions and baptisms. i baptize you in the name of the father and the son my church it was called the holy ghost. a little off putting that i learned as an adult who he is. guides you, comforts you, stands by, strengthens you, is he a wonderful person. is he a member of the god head. so he is god but he is available. when you put your faith in jesus and confess your sin,

turn away from it, ask jesus to be your savior. the holy spirit combings into you. ainsley: amen. >> i have the spirit of god living on the inside of me to be there 24/7. ainsley: pick up her book god bless you the book is called jesus in me. thank you. >> thanks for having me. ainsley: more "fox & friends" moments away. ♪ can create new memories... leading them to discover: we're woven together by the moments we share. for everywhere you go, expedia has everything you need, all in one place. a lot of folks ask me why their dishwasher doesn't get everything clean. i tell them, it may be your detergent... that's why more dishwasher brands recommend cascade platinum. it's specially-designed with the soaking, scrubbing and rinsing built right in. cascade platinum's unique actionpacs dissolve quickly...

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♪ ♪ that's right ♪ got to love this american ride steve: live in new york city it's hour two of "fox & friends" for a beautiful monday, september 30 on it, last day of the month. tomorrow october starts. ainsley: it is rush hashanah, it is the jewish new year. brian: my kids are off monday and tuesday. ainsley: we are off monday. brian: you mean your daughter. ainsley: it's we. i feel like we are partners. brian: we are all in it together. straight up at 7:00 we have a lot to get to. steve: we do. president trump is demanding

to meet with the whistleblower. and the person who leaked information to the whistleblower over his conversation with the president of ukraine. brian: all right. it comes as joe biden's campaign launches a new push to see you lens president trump's personal attorney. do you believe this? ainsley: do you believe that? sending letter to the networks. more on the growing controversy. we are hearing the networks got letters saying please don't have rudy giuliani on. brian: they didn't mention your name so we can talk to you. >> thankfully i'm not on that list. i will talk to you more about that in a second. we have a packed morning. the president talking as you heard steve mention about this idea. he wants to hear and see and meet his accuser. let me take to you twitter. the president talking about this idea that, listener, i am an american, therefore, i deserve every right and privilege that other americans deserve. he says this: like every american i deserve to meet my accuser especially when this accuser, the so-called whistleblower represented a

perfect conversation with a foreign leader in a totally inaccurate and fraud length way. then schiff, that would be california congressman adam schiff, made up what i actually said by lying to congress. the president also added he wants to meet the person who presented the second and third hand information and illegally gave it to the so-called whistleblower. speaking of, adam schiff says that whistleblower is ready to talk. >> do you expect the testimony of the whistleblower? >> absolutely. >> your committee already has an agreement with the whistleblower that he will testify? >> we have agreement that he or she will testify, yes. >> adam schiff on "60 minutes" with scott pelly. you mentioned it, guys, joe biden doesn't want rudy giuliani out there on national television networks talking about this ukraine controversy. a statement saying this. giving rudy giuliani valuable time on your air to push these lies in the first place is a disservice to your audience and a disservice to journalism.

giuliani busy on twitter this morning saying this. bribery is offering anything of value. 1.2 billion critical loan guarantee next change for official action, firing the prosecutor, corrupt or not, who is investigating your son. bragging biden admits it. and if you need help on whether he knew about son, plenty to come. it's only monday. i suspect we are going to have a lot more on this story throughout the day and throughout the week. by the way, don't forget the president today guys, gets the chance to welcome his brand new labor secretary here to the white house. steve: that's right. >> his name is eugene scalia. last name sound familiar? brian: yes. >> it should the some of the late supreme court justice antonin scalia. very busy day coming up. for now back to you. steve: thank you very much. so today is monday. on friday, it has been revealed that apparently the inspector general for the intel community, michael attkisson is actually going

to appear before a closed session of the house intel committee. he, of course, is the person who handled the whistleblower complaint. said it rose to an urgent concern. and so i'm sure the republicans are going to be asking questions like hey, when exactly did you change it from you had to have firsthand knowledge to you could have heard somebody talking about it and that rises to the level of a whistleblower. ainsley: used to be they wouldn't investigate. you weren't considered a whistleblower if you were second hand. if you got second hand information. you had to hear it directly. in this case they changed the law and that's why this whistleblower didn't listen to the conversation. wasn't in the room but still reporting on what he heard was said. steve: and we had sean davis from the federalist with us about 45 minutes ago. and he said he was troubled by the fact that some of adam schiff's tweets from two weeks before we heard from the whistleblower sound exactly like what the whistleblower said. so, his worry, his concern is there was coordination

between some people that we don't know about publicly. brian: by the way, jerry nadler has done so terribly with the mueller probe. post game to the mueller probe no one thought was necessary. they are giving adam schiff's committee. ainsley: intel. brian: instead of jerry nadler's committee the first shot at investigating what would be impeachment. meanwhile steven miller was ready for combat when he went on with chris wallace yesterday. he was very confident in saying everyone has got this backwards when it comes to the whistleblower. >> the president is the whistleblower here. the president of the united states is the whistleblower. and this individual is a saboteur trying to undermine a democratically elected government. the president correctly pointed out that the behavior of this individual is close to a spy. i don't know hot individual is. all i know is at some point, chris, we have to focus on the real scandal. which is three years of deep state sabotage.

brian: it's got to be frustrating for the president. because people in his own midst seem to be very comfortable turning on us. and if you felt that conversation wasn't appropriate, why don't you become the whistleblower? why are you somebody that goes and whispers into it, according to the "new york times," cia male and whisper to him and he says five or six other people heard the call and were disturbed by it. and the president's actions are putting into secure server is something prove that even the president's people knew it was wrong. no. there is another counter narrative to that and if adam schiff wanted to be fair and he doesn't, he would have said i can also understand the president feeling a little insecure about his phone calls because some have been shared from vladimir putin to the philippine leader toot australian leader to theresa may and, of course, the mexican leader. steve: what brought things -- changed the components was that the conversation the president had was stored in a super

secret separate computer. and that's where they put the putin conversation, which was a couple of days later and i believe saudi arabian leader conversations as well. so that's why democrats now want to look at those conversations because it was all placed in that place, in that super secret gizmo computer. ainsley: a repository. steve: that was trying to keep everybody's ice away from it. brian: got to be no. for future presidents. can you say the president did the wrong thing and let tout. he wants to be transparent and say i don't see any problem with the ukrainian call. think about the rest of the world. saudi arabian king is maybe talking freely with the president of the united states as in vladimir putin, whatever you think of him and probably not great things if you are like most americans. you think you have a secure conversation. let's get the follow up to the medvedev i can't wait to tell wladimir i don't have

any follow up elections. ainsley: that opens up a can of worms. they can't do that adam schiff now wants to hear every conversation that president trump has had with world leaders. ainsley: h brian: he hasn't said that yet but he will get there. steve: the reason the president released it and we learned over the weekend that mitch mcconnell suggested they release it what was out in the public about the conversation was so different than what happened. and when we saw, you know, there was no clear quid pro quo there, dan bongino says the fact that the white house did relies it could be a problem down the road. >> the first job of the put right now is to protect the presidency the white house counsel and others have to draw the line. this is one of the sleaziest members of congress, adam schiff. every president in the future -- every conversation he is having with a foreign leader is going to be monitored for the opposition political party to have it released to humiliate that foreign leader later? if every time the word favor

is mentioned in a foreign policy conversation with the president, the opposition party gets to expose it, then you can forget international relations from this point on. no one is ever going to talk to a foreign leader. brian: he is not exaggerating. if i was leading another country and i had something candid to ask the president of the united states, i don't know if i would do it in a phone call. how do you even do it. ainsley: you wouldn't, face to face. up people in the room listening. brian: kevin mccarthy the highest ranking republican in the house if all of this rises to the level of impeachment. it probably never would have moved forward had the speaker waited 48 hours to have the transcript. we vote on important things every day. there are certain votes that are different than others. sending men and women off to war is the most difficult vote congress would ever make. having seen the transcripts. having listened to my conference, i haven't heard

one member from any element inside there tell me this rises to impeachment. steve: because the suggestion was that the president -- when we first heard from the whistleblower the news reporting was that the president of the united states made a promise to another world leader that was so disturbing. it was an urgent concern. there was quid pro quo. we did not read that per se in this particular transcript. ainsley: turns out there wasn't quid pro quo here but there was biden thing. rudy giuliani was on the sunday shows and joe biden's campaign is asking all the networks allegedly not to put him on tv. they don't want him on tv because is he talking about joe biden and hunter biden, rudy says i have this affidavit. that guy, that prosecutor that joe biden said you're fired, you better get him fired or i'm not giving you american money, that prosecutor, according to rudy giuliani, he said that the in the affidavit that prosecutor said the u.s. pressured him to resign

because he wasn't willing to drop the case. the case against hunter. brian: against hunter's company, a one he is a board member on mysteriously. ainsley: the oil company. brian: keep in mind if you are running to get the 2020. don't expect anything but impeachment on the stump. if your name is not elizabeth warren or joe biden you will not get any oxygen for your candidacy. it has overwhelmed everything. ainsley: backfire? brian: nancy pelosi is under the impression we will get this done by thanksgiving? are you kidding me? steve: of what year? brian: unbelievable. steve: 7:11 in new york city and jillian joins us with a fox news alert. jillian: get right to this. overnight a suicide bomber attacks the u.s. military airstrip in somalia. a burst of gunfire could be heard across the base after the bombing suggesting an ongoing attack. al-shabaab has taken responsibility. no americans were hurt or killed. extremists also launched a second attack aimed at european military targets. that attack was

unsuccessful. police are looking for the body of a man who jumped to his death at the grand canyon. officers say he fell between 500 and 800 feet after climbing over a safety barrier at the sky walk. the man has not been identified. a grand canyon spokesperson says about 12 people die every year at the park. a total of 32 horses have now died at a southern california racetrack in less than a year. a 3-year-old colt just euthanized after he broke his leg and crashed into the ground on the second day of racing at the santa anita track. protesters gathered outside of the track calling for it to close. officials will work with the state to figure out what went wrong. pete buttigieg caught lightning at a bottle when he entered the 2020 race in april. this could be a sign that the energy is running low. >> justices ought to be able to retire like they used to and -- >> mayor pete left in the dark when the lights went

out during a speech in nevada. reporters using cell phones as you can see to light up the room as he continued. went on and answered questions here. brian: very symbolic of his campaign slowly going out. [laughter] brian: 13 minutes after the hour. nancy pelosi and adam schiff say the president abused his power. doug collins says it's the speaker who is breaking her oath of office. he joins us live to explain. ainsley: video insane inside a school bus with a drunk driver. yeah, yeah. no. no. [screams] great weather, great friends. you just saved a bunch of money by switching your boat insurance to geico. it was easy. folks, can it get any better than this? is that what i think it is? that is an armada of tiny sushi boats. awesome!

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and it used to be required that you had to offer direct, personal firsthand evidence. changed some time in the last year. as we know if w. this particular anti-trump complainant there was no firsthand evidence. brian: wow, here to react is minute of the house judiciary committee congressman doug collins. congressman, why was that changed? why didn't anyone know about this. >> maybe it was more obvious why it was changed. there is a lot of questions still need to be answered. not having firsthand knowledge something as important as phone call between two world leaders if you look at the twam whistleblower complaint. in is not about what whistleblowers normally used for this. is really a disagreement over policy. a disagreement over what they thought the tone was in a phone call when you look at the transcript it's not there. it if you go back the whistleblower complaint was august 14th, i believe, august 28th go. back at and look at adam

schiff heading the ramrod investigation. he put a tweet out basically saying what the whistleblower complaint said this was a month ahead of time. i'm beginning to wonder if there was not more communication here. brian: i thought this was a slip. nancy pelosi on "60 minutes" last night was asked did the president call you? yes the president called me before she came out with the impeachment inquiry. he said the letter was perfect release the transcript the call was perfect. she said to him i knew what was in the letter. and then she said she paused it was in the public domain. number one it was not in the public domain and the transcript had not been released yet. how could she possibly know? >> i don't think she did, the problem when you keep telling enough stories it's hard to remember what you told or not told or what you are trying to keep this is why i said the speaker abused her power in this regard we are starting the impeachment inquiry a gave it to her buddy adam schiff who ho has been dishonest with the american people from the get-go on russia. why that's important for

everybody to know impeachment inquiry would afford due process and make sure both sides are heard. make sure the president and the minority have the rights that are not present in the hearings currently. this is not america when you simply can ramrod one side of a hearing without allowing the person who is being accused or even the minority to have more rights. if it was a true inquiry, she would put it on the floor and make heir members vote for it so in the end we would have a process that happened under clinton and nixon where both sides are represented. this is just not fair. the american people will see through. this. brian: it's not the way it's done. your committee should be the one hearing this judiciary not adam schiff's committee nadler proven to be totally inept and think schiff win over the american people when i don't think can he win over the inside of an ice cream shop. nancy pelosi said. this this is a very sad time for our country. there is no joy in this. we must be somber and prayerful and pursue the facts prayerful to make a decision as this.

is that sincere now prayerful? it doesn't appear to be, don't follow the words. follow the actions. if this was so somber and serious. she would do as was done in the past have a i have straightforward process where every side is represented not her partisan side evident for three years now. brian: are the republicans still behind the president in the house? >> yes. we are seeing that look at this crypt. when we heard what was in the transcript over last weekend. a lot of mexico saying what happened here? they were hearing he mentioned biden 8 times. all this stuff. and then when you looked at the transcript, you begin to say okay, again, here is another desperate attempt. they had all those hearings in judiciary and now is where we are at now. >> he basically said the same thing on hannity according to steven miller. thanks so much for joining us. i appreciate it congressman collins. >> brian, take care. brian: you got it. student loan debt now hitting the highest amount ever. over a trillion dollars.

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against online shopping finally $20.9 million. i have to effec effectively say that right around here. that's how much mone abominable made this weekend. greatest for the original animated film. with that take it away. steve: i just wanted to watch him skip. meanwhile, student loan debt now hitting the highest amount ever, totaling over 1.6 trillion with a t dollars. ainsley: it has more than tripled since 2006. how can we fix this crisis? steve: let's talk to the host of dave ramsey's show and personal finance expert dave ramsey joining us right now from ramsey solution studio. dave, good morning to you. ainsley: good morning. >> good morning, how are you guys? steve: we are doing okay. how did we get in this mess. >> we got in this mess because it's like a lot of things in congress. they open the faucet and they didn't know how to close it. and in the process, of course, with unfettered

unending streams of money, the cost of tuition has skyrocketed. and we have told the culture that borrowing money for student loans is no big deal. now we have this epic plague sitting on the young people of america. and some of the old people in america. and it's a problem. ainsley: well, if you look at some of the stats. the numbers are staggering. $26,900. that's the average student loan of a graduate of a public four year school. 32,600 for graduates of height of nonprofit four-year schools. is it worth it if you know you are going to graduate with $30,000 in debt. should did you go to college and take out a loan? >> no. you don't need to take out a loan to start with the average tuition to the average instate school right now is at right around the $10,000 mark. the average tuition for the average private school is around the $30,000 mark. that's per year. $10,000 is $833 a month. you can make $1,500 a month delivering pizzas, live in your momma's basement and go

to your instate school. school choice and parents bunking their little 17-year-old on the head and saying you are going to go to a school you can afford will change this dramatically. steve: dave, if you watch what some presidential candidates are talking about, they are saying, you know, you vote for me i'm going to make sure that we forgive your debt. if i have a lot of debt. that person might get my vote. >> absolutely. and the premise is that there is a plague on society and this is all so horrible and we spend the drama narrative which is somewhat true. but so we got to forgive it. that's intellectually dishonest while you are continuing to make the loans, congress. stop the student loan program before you even have a discussion about forgiving the existing student loans. i mean, we are piling this thing on. it's up 60% in just a few years. $1.6 trillion. it's time to end this debacle. ainsley: you better hope your graduation speaker is like that nice man at more house college who will just fay off for you.

tell us about your debt-free degree town hall ha that's happening tonight and. >> anthony o'neil a friend of yours and mine works on my team ramsey solutions has a book coming out debt free degree. we are doing a debt free degree town hall tonight live streamed where we're going to be interviewing actual real college students who actually graduated without debt. we are going to be interviewing some experts on the subject that are in the middle of the higher education discussion and, of course, anthony and i will be giving you some solutions on how to actually send your kid to school debts-free. steve: fantastic. how do we watch it? >> we text town hall for our debt-free degree -- i'm sorry. text town hall 33789. town hall 33789 and that will get you a link for a livestream completely free. there's going to be several hundred thousand people watching it from our studios here. several hundred people live in the audience. it's going to be a lot of fun.

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booked? why do doesn't joe biden follow. ainsley: do campaigns have the power and the ability to tell a network who they can and can't book? no. steve: let's talk to newt gingrich, former speaker of the house, fox news contributor and he writes a few newsletter available at gingrich 360.com. mr. speaker, good morning, why do you think joe biden's team wants rudy off tv? >> i think they are panic-stricken because rudy giuliani can talk as a lawyer about what happened with hunter biden getting $600,000 a yeary ukrainian natural gas company when his only credential is being the vice president's son and the vice president himself being on vape saying that he basically blackmailed the ukrainian government with a billion dollars in u.s. aid which he was going to take away if they didn't fire the prosecutor looking at his son's company. so, i think they are -- every time they see giuliani

on tv, they know that he is not only helping trump but doing, i think, substantial damage to joe biden's candidacy and i suspect they are just desperate. i mean, it's actually pretty weird for a presidential campaign to think that they can dictate to the networks who they are allowed to have on. i mean, even incumbent presidents whether it's obama or bush or, you know, trump, don't really believe they can pressure the networks about individual getzs. it tells you how panic sticken the biden team is. brian: i was very glad at the last minute that biden has okayed your appearance so we can keep you booked because i was going to have to cancel you. a couple things going to take place. tell me how damaging you think it can be. when pompeo gets subpoenaed. when rudy gets subpoenaed. when they start asking for the vladimir putin conversation. when all this stuff goes behind closed doors front and center. not only will the swamp all 2020 nominees but it could swamp the president.

if you are the president, how concerned are you? >> well, look, i don't think he is particularly concerned about actually being impeached and convicted. i don't think that's going to happen. but what you are watching is a legislative could you da talk. it's not impeachment. we ought to talk about it as it's not impeachment. every democrat knows they are going to vote to get rid of donald trump. they wanted to get rid of donald trump on election night. they tried for two years get rid of donald trump using the russia deal and when that collapsed on them and looked like they were stupid when mueller reported. they had to find a new gimmick. this is the new gimmick. impeachment is whether or not something happened of sufficient weight that the president should be taken out of office. this has nothing to do with that. this is a rush-to-judgment by left wing democrats who are engaged in literally a

cudahcoup day ta. i don't think hatred comes under high high crimes and misdemeanors. it tells us how sick the democrats are they are prepared to stake so much. people like adam schiff plain liars. there is no ground for schiff if you look at the stuff he does. we shouldn't treat him as though he is a serious person. sea totally partisan liar. who happens to have been given a committee chairmanship so he can lie with a semblance of authority. that's all he is. ainsley: mr. speaker, here is a clip from inside the contract with america on fox nation. watch this and then talk about it. >> he lays out for me what they are talking about doing. and wants me to give them, i don't know, $150,000 or something like that. and i'm pitching this idea of a contract newt's i.d. was going to put an ad in tv guaido. we are going to put an

insert in there about contract with america. the message is if you elect republicans. steve: hard to believe contract with america was 25 years ago and newt's idea. tell us about the sea series with the fox nation. >> very pleased with the fox nation version very expanded and with the special on last night on the fox regular channel. the fact is what haley barbour the key to this whole thing was describing was a group of people who actually thought you could run a positive campaign. i mean, the contract with america was about welfare reform cutting taxes, balancing the budget. reforming the congress. it was a very ideal oriented campaign. the opposite of the junk we are seeing right now. and it was serious effort and haley barbour as the republican national chairman helped raise the money to

help us buy the ad. tv guide was the widest read magazine in the country. those pages in tv guide were very clear, no pretty pictures. they just said, look, you hire us, this sour contract. if we don't keep our word, don't reelect yo us. and the result was we gained 53 seats. the first time in 40 years you had a republican majority. and we kept our word. and that's what is such a huge gap between the kind of, i think, historically despicable behavior that we are now seeing in the congress where they are acting out of pure vicious partisan vitriol and what we did in the contract, which was actually have a set of big ideas which we were able to work with bill clinton. he signed welfare reform. he signed the tax cuts. he signed the only four balanced budgets in modern times. because these were ideas bigger than either party. and the american people rallied to them. brian: wow. so if we want to go inside

the contract with america series, it's on fox nation, available now. it's expanded, it's different, it's better. that's newt looking over to the left for us. thanks newt. >> all right. thank you. steve: i like that logo, newt nation. brian: look at that alliteration. steve: jillian joins us with even more. jillian: good morning. talk about this story a school bus driver is accused of being drunks by the wheel this is caught on camera as the driver is rambling and driving recklessly. >> i am crazy. i am totally crazy. no. [screams] >> i yell and scream stop. you know. ainsley: police say a fifth grader called 11 to report the driver who was drunk and driven through three red lights. catherine is charged with dui. a brand new rule bars police officers from responding to immigration requests. overnight fox news internal

memo officers call supervisor when responding to a request to dhs. a cpd spokesperson says if they are asked to assist with the actual arrest, they will advise and leave the scene. if they are asked to aid an agent because they are in danger, they will stay and take police action. the officer says the policy continues to delegitimize their department. despite chicago's sanctuary status, quote: you will not find a single real police officer that would refuse to assist another agency. a woman is under arrest for threatening someone with a meat cleaver. surveillance video shows the attack inside a california police station. you can see the suspect drag the woman inside the lobby in a head lock before police storms in with tasers. the victim was not hurt. unclear what motivated the woman to attack. and a map showing us the favored halloween candy in every state. based it results on google search's 12 states taking reese's cup.

8 states like m&ms and snickers and milk duds tied for two states five states each. in my state the favorite mars bars what? for brian in new york m&ms. new jersey snickers. steve: thank you. jillian: ainsley in north carolina is milk duds. ainsley: what did you pick. jillian: i like the reese's holiday like christmas trees and pumpkins have more peanut butter. brian: janice, what would you choose as your favorite candy? janice: i love you too, brian. you are the best. [laughter] brian: all right. i will take that response anyway. janice: i can't choose by the way. picking which kid i love. hi, you guys, how are you? [cheers] janice: girls trip?

are you are on a girl's trip? >> a many not i'm with my husband. janice: are you getting into trouble? >> oh, not at all. janice: day is young and happy birthday grammy, where is she from. >> she is from north carolina. janice: hi north carolina, we love you. take a look at the maps real quick. beautiful day in new york city. you know what? they had incredible amounts of snow in the northwest. look at some of these totals in montana. 4 feet of snow. can you liv believe that potential for more snow in the forecast. here is your forecast today still very warm across the south and southeast. look at all of these friends that came to see us today. hi, everybody. [cheers] all for "fox & friends" and we're going to be doing some wrestling i hear later on today. ainsley: come outside and meet awful them. brian: different wrestler every day. steve: thank you very much, j.d. brian: coming up straight ahead, thought you heard the last about hillary clinton's

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steve: over the weekend former police commissioner bernie kerik tweeted this. if a top or fbi agent planted evidence or falsified information to diet or charge a suspect, they would be arrested. how is representative adam schiff and speaker nancy pelosi allowed to do it to target donald trump for criminal prosecution? why are they above the law? here to weigh in the author of that tweet and the author of the grave above the grave, mr. bernard kerik, berniey, good morning to you. what are you trying to say with that tweet? >> listen, adam schiff got up in an open public hearing, denounced the president, lied about the

conversation the president had with the president of the ukraine. posed that to the american people like the president did something wrong. one, the president is obligated by the constitution to call for inquiry or investigation if he thinks there is criminal conduct by a former vice president and i don't think if the guy is running for office or not. it doesn't make any difference. and then they attack rudy giuliani. if there's a whistleblower here, it's not this clown that wrote this document. the whistleblower is giuliani. he has been talking about the biden stuff since last year. since january of this year. giuliani has been talking about it. and everybody ignored it. steve: well, and now the biden camp is saying hey to the networks you shouldn't have rudy on alone. if you do you if you are going to book him you should have a campaign surrogate on to answer whatever he says. >> listen, they don't want giuliani on because giuliani knows this stuff better than anybody. right now he is in

prosecutorial mode. and keep in mind, people say he shouldn't be involved? he was the -- he was the counsel for the president of the united states during the biggest witch-hunt in u.s. history. it's his job to investigate the allegations that were talked about with regard to ukraine and russia. that's his job. he was supposed to conduct investigations. to defend the president. and during those investigations, during his inquiries, this is the stuff that came out. steve: what do you make of we have had a couple guests on today who talked about how a couple of weeks before we heard from the whistleblower, saw the complaint, that adam schiff actually tweeted out things that sounded exactly like what the whistleblower eventually would say? >> well, i think you are going to see a couple things. you know, i can't wait for these so-called hearings. because i think you are going to find out there was communications between the

congressional staff and the alleged whistleblower. i don't like calling him a whistleblower. he is a covert operative that was within the administration. that put this stuff out there. had no personal knowledge. they changed that reporting requirement. basically so this guy could get this thing public. it's nonsense. steve: that was coordination to you? >> absolutely. 100 percent. 100 percent. this is an attempted coup of the president of the united states that has been going on for almost three yeeciousz now. this is just another element of it. steve: all right bernard kerik former new york city cop. thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. steve: next guest calling out outrage culture on yale campus. he calls it protester derangement syndrome. pds and he joins us live next ♪ just my generation ♪ just because we get around ♪ talking about my

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agree with the general sentiment of my essay for a variety of reasons choose not to speak up. i'm in a unique position where can i so i died to go aheadecided todo that. >> the climate strike was the most recent one. the climate strike happened on wednesday. hunger strike happened in 2016. there has been sit-ins at the investment office and sit-ins at the financial aid office. it seems like there is kind of a new one every couple weeks. and. brian: faculty makes it worse by playing into it. >> i think it's institutionalized to an extent. not just the faculty. i would blame the faculty less blame the bureaucracy. a lot of institutions at yale the cultural center the latin american cultural center that encourage this type of behavior. and i think that is not unique to just yale but unique to private institutions. large bureaucracies that kind of support this type of

behavior. ainsley: you call it the protester derangement syndrome. what's been the reaction since you wrote. this it's actually been overwhelmingly positive. i haven't had a single person reach out to me and say something negative. i think that goes to show that there is, you know, still some sense of rationality on these campuses but a lot of students choose not to speak up because of the backlash they are afraid to face. brian: esteban, if you don't protest, you are not making any noise. by nature you are going about your day and agree with someone who says stand up for what's right but got to get to work. >> yeah. exactly. i think it's funny some of these protests are interferininterfering with class well. and a lot of the protests are just for the sake of protesting. you know, students like to fantasizing about being great civil rights leaders. like polymurray or martin luther king but at the end of the day, they are not fighting the same struggles they fought they like to pretend that they okay that's really with a lot of this comes from. brian: which is why you

wrote the column. >> exactly that's why i wanted to shed some light. brian: best of luck in the navy. >> thank you so much. ainsley: if you want to read it in the "new york post." we have karl rove, eric trump and tammy bruce all here live. . . - [narrator] do you have less energy than you used to?

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♪ ♪ we will rock you . brian: very exciting time for fox sports, fox network. we have "thursday night football" this year, we have the wwe? >> they have taken over fox square. kofi kingston is here. the "countdown" starts in about five days. brian: we have to earn them,

ainsley. ainsley: can i wear i for a minute. steve: you have to earn it. i will get in the ring. brian: is he challenging our fans to a fight? steve: they are his fans. brian: good point. steve: wwe will be big on fox this friday night. we'll talk to him in a few minutes. brian: it is good to see friction out there. there is no friction in washington. seems everyone is getting along so well. this one, wwe tends to be a little scripted. this is unscripted. we don't know what will happen next. steve: this particular show is one hour. this thing in washington goes on and on. ainsley: it never ends. steve: that's right. there is a new push this monday morning to silence president trump's personal attorney. ainsley: get this. the biden campaign is accuseing rudy giuliani spreading debunked conspiracy theories. brian: griff jenkins joins us

live. you have reaction from this and so much more. reporter: in this smackdown giuliani is refusing to be silent. reported by "the daily beast," that major networks asked not to book him on the air. former obama media director. this is a disservice to your audience and disservice to journalism. giuliani is responding this morning with maria. >> doing a pretty good job or they wouldn't want to silence me. i know why they're doing it. i have affidavits and facts. they lie so much. the press doesn't call them on it. they get sloppy. reporter: president wants to face the whistle-blower and meet the accuser along with the person that gave the information. president trump tweeted this, the greatest witch-hunt in the history of our country.

where zoo we heard that before? congress may hear from the whistle-blower according to house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff. >> do you expect the testimony of the whistleblower? >> absolutely. >> your committee already has an agreement with the whistleblower he will testify? >> we have an agreement that he or she will testify, yes. reporter: schiff there is no time for the whistleblower to appear, despite the two-week recess in congress, they expect hearings and depositions, things have not slowed down on the impeachment train. guys? steve: no kidding. griff, thank you very much. the whistleblower's attorney says they have no deal with congress. the discussions are ongoing. brian: we're trying to put it in perspective. if it is possible, karl rove would be able to advise it. former senior advisor, deputy chief of staff, president

george w. bush. best-selling author. we had not the mueller investigation. the first weekend with the impeachment inquiry. who has got the advantage? >> well, if, right now the democrats do because as doug collins pointed out in an earlier segment this is not being done according to the rules that have been put in place for impeachments before. there has been no formal vote on the house floor to authorize impeachment. simply an arbitrary decision by the speaker. which means the rules that would give republicans certain rights and privileges in this investigation are simply not there. so, right now, they got, they got the hammer, but that hammer can be turned to the advantage of the president and his supporters if the republicans do a couple of things. steve: go ahead. >> first thing they ought to do, let this go ahead. these people want to go at mach one speed to find the president guilty, let them proceed as fast as they want to

because the quicker they get it done the quicker the american people will consider this to be a partisan investigation and not something worthy of their support. second of all do what collins intimated, whenever there is a moment fairness would have dictated something else be done that would allow the minority, the republicans to have their say or to do something, point it out to the american people that they are simply not operating according to the rules. as a result, denying fundamental fairness to the president's defenders in the house of representatives and members of the house intelligence committee. ainsley: how does this all play out? especially when it comes to the election next year? >> look, i do think at the end of the day we'll have the house will impeach. they have already have democrats almost a majority of the house before the transcript was released who had said they had wanted to impeach the president. so they will impeach. the senate, i have yet to find a

rational person says knowing what they know today there will be a 2/3 vote to impeach the president. we're back where we were with bill clinton. what happened back then, each side got a little bit of an advantage. on the democrat side it will help them in state like arizona or colorado or maybe in maine, maybe north carolina or iowa. in the u.s. senate races where you're in a state that is either in the case of most of those states, sort of a, even-steven state or a state like maine where there are more democrats than there are republicans. on the other hand it will hurt the democrats in those 31 seats that at the took from the republicans in 2018 that donald trump carried, particularly in the 19 seats he carried by 4% or more. there is a reason why a bunch of those 19 democrats who hold the seats are not coming out in favor of impeachment because they know it is unpopular back

home. both sides will see their bases energized for the fall election i think ends up like the kavanaugh hearing, surprise, surprise, the attacks on kavanaugh generated a greater level of enthusiasm among republicans. brian: steve: you're in texas. nancy pelosi was over the weekend the house would be worth losing if trump were impeached. we have a clip of her last night. >> she may get her wish. the house will impeach him. she may lose the house. brian: you know she doesn't mean night exactly. steve: last week we knew late in the day the house democrats were going to have a meeting to talk about impeachment. the transcript was going to be released the next day. well the day of the meeting the president actually called her and this is her recollection of that phone call. listen. >> he told me it was perfect. there was nothing in the call. but i know what was in the call.

it was in the public domain. he didn't even know it was wrong. it was wrong for a president to say that he wants, another head of state to create something negative about his possible political opponent to his own advantage but could not ignore what the president did. he gave us no choice. i always said we will follow the facts where they take us and when we see them, we will be ready and we are ready. brian: karl, she didn't wait for the facts, did she? >> she didn't. she was prescient. she looked at that little crystal ball she keeps on her desk she saw in advance the transcript of the telephone conversation. can i, i've got to get a couple things off my chest? can i go to the whiteboard? ainsley: please. >> the transcript has 1958 words in it. the first thing that the president talks about with the

president of ukraine, that has to do with getting information. they have a lot of preliminaries, but the first subject he brings up where it has to do with the prosecutor and so forth is, the russian hack of hillary clinton's emails. we want to get that server that may be in your possession that would tell us how the russians hacked hillary clinton emails. 153 words by the president. that is 8% of the entire total of the conversation. then they get into hunter biden. it is 60 words, out of 3% of the total conversation. and everything else they're talking about is 1745 words. 89% of the conversation. this is a minor part, it is not even the first thing he brings up will you do me a favor? will you do me a favor we would love to get our hands on the server to better understand how the russians hacked hillary clinton emails? really, where is the upset by the democrats on that?

here is something else. here is something else. i love how they say that rudy giuliani is manufacturing an issue. frankly rudy is going a little over the top when he says i discovered this. look the hunter biden connection is discovered in december of 2015 by "the new york times" and "the wall street journal" because biden is making phone calls over there and the ukrainians and others and nfos in europe who are involved in the anti-corruption effort in ukraine, is biden the best guy to come over here and lecture the ukrainians about anti-corruption because we got two instances. we got hunter biden on the burisma board, he joins the burisma board, after devin archer who was on the board, an associate of then secretary of state john kerry. maybe the americans better get their act together because they have two people on a board of a stinky company and this is written up by james risen in

"the new york times" and two reporters in the "wall street journal." this thing was discovered by the mainstream media. how we're suddenly saying how dare the president bring it up. who will castigate for "the new york times" written an article about it and "the wall street journal" written about it in december of 2015, four months before biden goes over there and says, you know, if you don't get rid of him in six hours you're out a billion dollars worth of loan guaranties? this was a massive failure by the obama administration to understand that they had an appearance of impropriety on the vice president's part. yet they continued to let him issue. brian: "new yorker" magazine also. we have to go to news. "new yorker" magazine talks about how everyone in the administration was afraid to bring up the family problems because of the tragedy with beau, hunter is saying how bad this looks, who will tell him. but they had a "don't ask, don't tell" policy. doesn't mean they didn't know then before donald trump was even running for president? >> they knew then.

biden is the guy who ultimately is responsible for this. he knew about his son is going over there the son is going over to ukraine twice a year. the son admitted he talked to his father about it. the father says i hope you know what you're doing. the vice president should have said i know this is big moneymaker. i'm in charge of anti-corruption companies, you're on the board after stinky company, get off. brian: maybe like john kerry's stepson did. >> so stinky that christopher heinz, john kerry's stepson i've been in a partnership with you hunter biden and devin archer. i'm out of here. this is stinky. brian: karl rove has to come up with that in word count. steve: thanks for joining us live. ainsley: thank you. ainsley: from heated pools to private jets we have this year's list of top climate hypocrites. tammy bruce helps us reveal this year's winner.

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victims of this climate crisis but all of us are in the line of fire. >> i made climate change a priority when i was president. >> we're like, the world is going to end in 12 years if we don't address climate change. brian: exactly. >> former vice presidential for, congresswoman aoc and former president obama are all champions for combating climate change. steve: according to oklahoma senator jim i am move they failed to walk the talk, earning top honors for climate hypocrites awards. brian: host of tammy bruce on "fox nation," tammy bruce. what is the. >> this book must be 5,000 pages long there are so am. advocating for a situation, it is existential threat everybody has to make changes but they don't. they don't make changes. the messages is, whether you're taking motorcades everywhere, you're taking private planes

everywhere, leonardo dicaprio one big climate apostle had a new year's eve in cydey harbor, flew all the friends on airplanes, flew to vegas for a second new year's eve. we need to work on climate. we take that seriously but don't say this is existential threat where all of us have to stop eating red meat, not fly or use fossil fuels. the messages that their lives are more important, right? that our lives can be adjusted. that their work matters. our work doesn't. that is what we take issue with. steve: let's take a look, in as sending order, the top four climate hypocrite award winners. number four, the obamas. number three, climate conference attendees. number two, aoc, the number one winner is al for. gore. let's talk a little bit about

the obamas. how did they make the list. >> talk about climate conference attendees, in one case they went to a summit, used 14 car motorcade, multiple airplanes going. at one point the obamas were using a separate airplane to go to a vacation to fly their dog n i love dogs. if i had that money i would use a private plane for all the pets. this is what they were doing. and we want, you know the president of the united states to be safe. that is totally normal but the issue here is the condemnation of others who shouldn't be doing x, y, or z, but we're allowed to do it because we're more important. ainsley: what about the climate conference attendees? who are these people? >> celebrities, leonardo dicaprio of the world. certain politicians. steve: like aoc. >> like aoc. people from all over the world, who tell all of us that we need to stop doing certain things but then they fly in and i always

wondered, do they not know skype? can you not have meetings with people. brian: good point. >> to have a gathering? do you need to fly into private resorts, have a huge carbon framework happen not just the airplanes but then the motorcades? the food that is consumed. the effort that is involved. yet they all go to talk about how to change this horrible thing. on july 25th. big issue, a meteor the size of a football field 1/2 barely missed planet earth, five times closer than the moon. nasa realized 24 hours ahead of time. there are major things we need to address that are real existential issues. brian: put bruce willis on it. didn't he stop the last one? >> he was involved i believe in armageddon. al gore number one on the particular list. tammy, thank you. some democrats want to impeach his father. he has something to say about that. that man, he is here.

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>> back with some headlines starting with a fox news alert. overnight a suicide bomber attack ad u.s. somali airstrip. a burst of gunfire was heard suggesting a an at that time being no americans were killed. extremists launched a second attack aimed at european military targets. the wreckage left behind from a car bomb. they say that attack was also unsuccessful. breaking right now a manhunt intensifies for extremely

dangerous escaped inmate as three others were captured overnight. the investigators believe lawrence lee ran away from cops as the other men were being arrested in a hotel in north carolina. they were on the run since sunday morning when they overpowered ohio jail guards with a home mate knife. that is the headlines. send it back to you guys. ainsley: thanks, july yawn. brian: president trump seeking a meeting with the whistleblower. like every american i deserve to meet my accuser this accuser, representing a whistle a perfect conversation with a foreign leader in a totally inaccurate and fraudulent way. then schiff made up what i actually said by lying to congress. brian: does that seem right. >> here is heard from a friend who heard from a friend and my father release as transcript two seconds later yet the whistleblower is still credible?

greatest game of telephone in the world. let me break this down to you. this whole thing is very, very simple. the democrats know they cannot win in 2020. they tried this before with a russian hoax. they tried this with the kavanaugh impeachment. trying to get kavanaugh again. every time they can create some sensational firestorm they do it. you know what? we have the greatest economy in the history of our country. our country is doing phenomenally well. we're getting results on every single front. they know they are not going to win. who will beat him? biden? talking about 700 million women in this country and record players, pocohontas. is poke hadn't taos going to win who lies about native-american ancestry? come on, giles. they are not going to beat him. they know their only change is to try to belittle him, change a conversation from the economy and all the good things that are happening in this country. guys we're going to win again. we're going to win again. mark my words. this will backfire on them.

ainsley: how is your dad doing? >> he is great. he understands the deep state what they are. he has been fighting the deep state for the last three years in washington de. ainsley: is it worth it? does he ever say he is not worth it, i'm giving up? >> he is the the greatest fighter in the world, he will fight the people until the bitter end. it will backfire. brian: hear what adam schiff said about your dad. your dad knew what he did was bad. >> after the last two years that we've been through, the president well understood that it was illegal to seek foreign assistance in a campaign. and immediately after mueller testified, that is exactly what he was back at doing again. >> look at everything that adam schiff said about the russian hoax. i have inside information, that is going to take down the president. mueller report comes out there is absolutely nothing there. the guy has been wrong time and time again. it's a disgrace. when was la time they came back from reverse or put off a recess

for anything for real problems? meaning you have a crisis on the southern border. they all go on the longest vacations ever, right? now all of sudden, we think we have another angle where there is possible gotcha for trump. let's everybody stay -- how about adam schiff does his job and legislate for the american people? and if they don't want to. their political system is broken. it is quite frankly exactly why, adam schiff why we need term limits in this country. he is a total disgrace. steve: tell you what. what we have learned in the last 72 hours or so, this whistleblower was able to come forward because apparently the intel community changed the rules where rather than, if you're a whistleblower, you have to witness something with your own two eyes or own two ears. they changed it to, you can simply have heard somebody talking about it. >> coincidentally that happens about a month ago. all of sudden this comes forward. i don't understand the whole concept. how can you hear from somebody

who hears from somebody, who hears pro somebody, you put out the transcript. there is nothing in the transcript but yet the whistle blower is credible. i realize we're in the business world. read the transcript. read the whistleblower complaint. tell me that wasn't written by 47 different lawyers? the way they worded it. this isn't a whistleblower concerned about something, i want to lodge a complaint, i was a little bit concerned would you look into this. this is written by a team of lawyers. this thing is so set up. this is the antithesis of the deep state in washington, everything my father believes in fighting, getting rid of for this country. it is an embarassment to our nation. steve: but it was the intel community that changed the rules during your father's administration. >> to allow for this. what does that say? guys, it is, it is very, very sad -- ainsley: you think adam schiff has been working on this for a long time? >> i think a lot of people have been working on this a long time.

senators and congressman who came out lately says we can't win in 2020. the only way we will win to impeach trump. that is exactly what this is about. when you look at our fund-raising numbers, in the first 72 hours since the impeachment came up, my father raised $15 million in small dollar donations. 50,000 new donors who never donated to a political campaign before. people rally. they see it for what it is. how many times do you cry wolf. brian: some who do go home, not adam schiff's community will hear it. we'll see what happens. ainsley: great to see you. brian: never a dull day. >> never a dull day. steve: straight ahead on this monday, fox business got a brand new look. all in stuart varney's image. ♪ deere gator™ xuv835.

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♪ brian: you guys have a favorite ever those people? steve: i like them all. ainsley: i like the one on the left and one on the far right the most. brian: cavuto? steve: the guy in the middle is here on our set, stuart varney, host of "varney & company." ainsley: you're my favorite too! steve: it is refreshing, fox business, time zing things up a bit. >> we're refreshing after these years. it's a new look. not the same programing exactly, but a different way, a new way of communicating all about money that is what we're trying to do here. our program something geared to you, if i can point into the

camera, it is geared to you and your interests. so we follow the news from your perspective. we bring you the stories that you need to know about, in your every day life. i promise you this, you will never hear stuart varney talk about the federal reserve, the qe3, whatever that might be. it is not a new ocean liner. brian: i know but they don't. >> we don't do that. i'm going to talk about subjects relevance to everybody in a way that is relevant to you in particular. steve: you know why? because stuart, you and the people at fox business are invested in you. watch the new promo. >> when i grew up in brooklyn my parents lived the american dream. taught me what it means to be invested. >> in high school i managed a fast-food restaurant. i felt the power of business, the importance of making your money work for you. >> your life is not just how you invest, it is with whom you're investing. >> every american who works

every day to make it happen. >> talk about investing in your future, your american dream. >> invested in you. ♪ >> i'm living the american dream. brian: you are. >> no question about it. i arrived here 40 odd years ago with absolutely nothing. i lived the american dream. i want to thank america for allowing me this opportunity to be yourself, to climb the food chain. >> steve: you're invested in america. >> i'm very much invested in america. ainsley: you became a citizen? >> i became a citizen in 2015 because i wanted to vote in 2016. if you've been here a long time, join the club. if this is the club, you believe in it as i do, join it. be an active member of society. i'm going to be on jury service soon. we are invested in you, don't forget. steve: in addition to the new

look on the channel, a new website. fox business has been refreshed and you have a new app. >> starts today. brian: when do we watch you be you? >> me be me? 9:00 eastern time this morning which is approximately 23 minutes. ainsley: you will help me make money? >> yes. brian: look at the logo. ainsley: a new logo. >> good photo of me too. steve: refreshed. brian: seeing inside my soul. >> a window into your soul son. ainsley: jillian is he have there with headlines for us. jillian: fox news alert. chaos in hong kong, right now protesters, look at this, are clashing with police on the street. dramatic video from outside of the government headquarters show people being handcuffed as riot police use tear gas and water cannons. the protests raging through the weekend.

activists smashing a car with a bat. this comes one day before china celebrates its national day. the chilling last words revealed from a new york police officer moments before he was shot and killed with his own gun >> i'm body one camera. officer mokin can be heard yelling. he is reaching for it. he is reaching for it. at this time numerous shots were fired and our officer was struck a total of three times. jillian: he was patrolling a housing development when police say he was shot by antonio williams. the ex-cons has three prior arrests, two for felonies. in an interview with the "new york post" brian's dad calls him a remarkable human being adding everybody loved him. this comes as we learn new details about the man accused of killing a texas sheriff's deputy. police say robert solice killed, dallwald during a traffic stop. he has a criminal history dating

back 25 years. he is charged with capital murder. senator cory booker announced his campaign will go on as he hit his fund raises goals. he tweeted, i have incredible news. at 8:16 p.m., we reached our $1.7 million goal. i'm so grateful at the critical moment thousands of people in all 50 states came together to give us the boost we needed. he warned if they didn't reach that goal he would drop out. markham medical feeling the force of the social media blow back. hamill writing that you misspelled fraud. many people writing that is just a kid, dude. brian: unbelievable. ainsley: she was trying to post something cute. steve: incredible. janice dean on the street with

folks in a beautiful day. janice: it's a beautiful day in new york city. we have wrestling going on as well. are you here for "fox & friends" or the wrestling? >> "fox & friends"! janice: look at that. this is amazing. >> who is this gentleman here? >> kofi kingston. janice: he is a big guy? >> he is a champion. janice: i want to see the big ol' belt. we'll look at the maps, then going over there. we're in the '60s here in new york city. perfect wrestling weather. potential for showers and thunderstorms across the northern plains. we saw a ton of snow across the northern rockies and the northern planes. 48 inches my friends. very, very snowy stuff across the northwest. there is your forecast today. ted, come on over with me. look at what is going on over here. are you guys excited? [cheering] janice: i want to wear that

belt. hi, hi, how are you? this is nice to see you. you're on "fox & friends." [cheering] >> how's it going. janice: can you hold this? >> yes. janice: are you serious? >> you're a champ right now. janice: i am a champ. we are the champions. >> what do you have to say about your championship title, ma'am? janice: very excited. steve, ainsley, brian. ainsley: i'm very jealous. brian said she had to earn the belt, she just got it. brian: i guess i was wrong. steve: we'll talk to him in a bit. ukraine's former prime minister is calling on his country to investigate hunter biden? what can they find? peter schweizer spent years investigating biden's business dealings in ukraine. he will talk to us next. ainsley: wwe takes over fox

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♪ steve: over the weekend a former prime minister of ukraine called on his nation to investigate joe biden's son, hunter biden, and his role on the bored of a ukrainian gas company. brian: yep, the former prime minister saying an investigation is needed, quote, so that it is the eyes can be dotted and the ts can be crossed. so what could an investigation find at this point? steve: our next guest sprint three years investigating the biden's business dealings in ukraine and china. author of secret empire, peter schweizer joins from us tallahassee. peter, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: we got a statement from the biden camp, regarding this guy's statement, universally discredited conspiracy they're. what do you say about what he

had to say? >> i think the ukrainian officials are right. joe biden is dismissing it as a conspiracy theory. what is a conspiracy theory about his son getting $83,000 a month. we have the banging records. about his son joining this corrupt board where he had no background or expert tease in the country. and his son doing the same thing in china? there is no conspiracy theory here. it is the oldest game in politics which is follow the money and self-enrichment. joe biden just wants these issues to go away. brian: how do you explain that the lutinko, the former prosecutor who got dismissed when the election happened and the comedian took over, he is saying there was no more investigation needed to be done? >> this is the problem. you've got prosecutors an ukrainian officials say contradictory things. what i called for in the beginning our department of justice ought to work with you anian prosecutors figure out

precisely what hunter biden was being paid for. no background in natural gas or energy. no background in ukraine yet he is being paid this large sum of money. the question is why? this occurred while joe biden was vice president of the united states, was appointed by barack obama as point policy person on ukraine. that happened two months before biden got the sweetheart deal. you have a similar thing going on in china. people have a right to know how precisely was the biden family enriched and what did hunter biden give them in return. he was not being paid for his expertise. he was being paid for something. i think we have a right to know what that something is. steve: peter, you know that our correspondent asked joe biden i think about 10 days ago, you know, how often have you spoken to your son about your overseas business dealings, about his business dealings. he said i never talked to him about it? >> yeah. that is pretty remarkable

statement. the problem is he has been contradicted by his own son, hunter, who said that he talked to his father about the burisma deal in ukraine. joe biden's statements also contradicted by hunter biden's chinese partner who told a reporter, when in fact they took the infamous trip on air force two to beijing china, before hunter closed his billion dollar plus deal, chinese company officials say they were introduced to vice president biden by hunter biden. so how that happened without them discussing the business dealings is an absurd stretch. i think what joe biden needs to do is come clean about this stuff. the old ways of sort of just obscuring are not going to work here. this is why we need to have an investigation. brian: george stephanopoulos said sunday the whole china link has been debunked. what do you say? >> it is not true. in fact we're releasing the documents today. what you're seeing in the media with george stephanopoulos and also with the "washington post" is they're taking the biden line, hook, line and sinker.

number one we're releasing adopts. hunter biden was on the board of directors of this chinese company that had $1.5 billion. we're releasing documents related to that $1.5 billion. we're also releasing documents that explain what the american partners, that would be hunter biden and his business partners what their role was and their role was, the chinese wanted to take advantage of their, quote, unquote, networks end quote, in the united states. now what networks are they talking about? these gentlemen are not titans on wall street. i think we know what networks they're talking about. the chinese were very explicit why they struck up this partnership with rosemont seneca partners, this small investment firm very few people heard of, that happened to be headed up by the vice president's son. steve: interesting stuff. we'll await the documents you will release regarding china. peter schweitzer, author of

"secret empires," and president of the government accountability institute. thanks for joining us. >> thank you. brian: thanks, peter. steve: the wwe smacks down on fox square all week long. we'll introduce you to the reining champ. brian: bill hemmer, what is coming up at top his hour, like wwe, your show is scripted. >> i would like to see you guys in the cage. brian: like in the octagon. >> i would like to see you guys in the cage. ken starr, what you need to understand about the next steps in this process. brazen attacks on u.s. troops overseas. a murder-for-hire case underway in florida. intriguing case. brand new week starts in ten minutes. see you at the top of the hour. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind.

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♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the wwe champion kofi kingston! brian: the wwe taking over fox square, am i right, guys? [cheering] this is smackdown on fox. steve: we have with us, wwe champion, ladies and gentlemen, kofi kingston. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. oh, wow. >> kofi. kofi. >> when we say it, we say it different, we put enthusiasm, we say your wwe world heavyweight champion! [cheering] ainsley: you have a lot of fans. brian: wwe is on fox. >> i won it at wrestlemania,

after 11 years trying to get a shot at title. it was incredible. everyone called the wrestlemania, kofi mania. all the fans came from all over the world. without them, none of this would not have happened. ainsley: how did you get into this? you're from austin, texas. >> i live in austin, texas. i spent most of my youth in college in boston this is all i ever wanted to do as a kid. i was enamored by the glitz arbs glamour, storylines. ricky the dragon steamboat was a guy who did karate, high flying. i love that i do both of those things. i followed my dream. ainsley: congratulations. steve: when fox does things, they do things differently. how will fox do smackdown differently. >> everything, the way things are shot. camera weiss. there is so much enthusiasm about the whole movement. it's a big deal for us. i've been saying wwe and fox, it is like hand in glove.

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petersburg, florida for the patriot awards and are you invited. >> for tickets go to fox nation.com patriot awards. love to see you there. >> wwwe is invading fox. >> bill: good deal. thank you, guys. there are count l*ers new developments with the whis whistle-blower complaint. democrats want the accuser to testify on the hill very soon and the president wants to meet the whistle-blower. a lot to take in. monday and a new week starts now. i'm live here in new york city. >> let's kick it off. i'm julie banderas in for sandra smith. we're also learning the inspector general who handled the whistle-blowers complaint with reportedly testify friday before the house intelligence committee and congress may still be in recess but democrats are nonetheless moving full speed ahead with

their impeachment push. >> bi