october 2nd, fox news alert, breaking overnight, north korea blamed for a ballistic missile fired dangerously close to japan. jillian: one day after the regime agreed to resume nuclear talks with the white house we can north korea be trusted? >> have to be substantively neutral and appear to be neutral when you are attorney general of the united states and i fear he crossed a political line. jillian: a cryptic word of caution from the head of obama's justice department as attorney general william barr peeled back later to the russia probe. rob: democrats quick to deflect by sweeping the secretary of state into their impeachment net. we have more on all of this in washington. amazing moment for the st. louis super fan. jillian: stanley cup winners thanking their so-called good luck charm. "fox and friends first" continues right now.

♪ i can make your hand clap ♪ i can make your hand clap ♪ ♪ you don't even know ♪ i can make your hands clap ♪ jillian: hey now. rob: clap away. a song i heard 1 million times. isn't that weird? jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. we begin with a fox news alert, north korea test logical ballistic missile one day after agreeing to nuclear talks with the united states. jillian: a state department

spokesperson responding saying, quote, we call on them to refrain from provocation, abided by obligations under security council resolution and remain engaged in substantive and sustained negotiations. rob: a surprising story of talks between the us and north korea expected to continue later this week, the president not expected to be involved in those talks. jillian: mike pompeo in a few minutes will visit the sistine chapel. >> he will address democrats after being named a fact witness in their push to impeach the president. jillian: griff jenkins joins us as the president last the left for staging a coup. >> reporter: good morning. mike pompeo at the vatican the next few hours addressing the press and he will be asked about house democrats claiming he is a witness to the inquiry. they are accusing him of blocking congressional access to impeach him.

the secretaries pushing back hard for department diplomats. he issued a withering letter saying i'm concerned with aspects of the committee's request as an attempt to intimidate and treat them properly the distance professionals of the department of state including several career foreign service officers, the committee chairman responded to that in the letter to the deputy secretary of state john sullivan writing pompeo have a conflict of interest because he participated in the ukraine college accused him of covering up illicit activities and misconduct calling abuse of power and edit any effort by the secretary to intimidate or prevent witnesses from testifying or withhold documents from the committee shall constitute evidence of obstruction of impeachment inquiry. donald trump railing against the impeachment inquiry tweeting as i learn more and more each day i am coming to the conclusion that what is taking place is not

impeachment but a coup to take away the power of the people that referenced the overthrowing how the government drawing strong reaction, kamala harris tweeted directly at twitter's founder time to do something about this. unbelievable. it is moving fast and furious. the state department inspector general heads to the hill for what is being called an emergency meeting because he called an urgent request. the former us envoy to ukraine will appear and next week we have the us ambassador to ukraine, a lot happening with allies on the secretary at the vatican. >> never a dull moment. >> president obama's attorney general eric holder warning the current a g, william barr saying this, the investigation into the

origins of the russia probe. >> the thing the attorney general is involved in, ordering an investigation of intelligence and law enforcement agencies, an investigation underway by the inspector general, not only substantively neutral, you have to appear to be neutral when you are attorney general of the united states and i fear he crossed the political line. rob: six years ago holder described his relationship with president obama telling a radio host, quote, i am still the president's wing man so i'm there with my boy. a different story now. in his most recent comments holder questioned the president's role in william barr's investigation, democrats appear all in and in effort to impeach the president but if they are not careful, the trial could backfire big time. >> i think the boomerang effect

will blow up in the democrats face. tragically for them. what i mean by that is if this goes to a senate trial and impeachment and they move forward with this the republicans will get subpoena power, you want to talk foreign interference? from cnn british intelligence sent information, how about the political piece you talked about earlier about ukrainians working with democrats. identifying russian sources. talk about foreign influence, australian diplomats feeding information to the obama administration. let's talk about that foreign interference. want that on tv? good luck. rob: there is no set timeline for the impeachment inquiry but democrats indicate they want to proceed quickly. >> a federal judge pushing the doj to make a decision on charging andrew mccabe. the judge warning of charges are filed by november 15th he will order the release of fbi records. he authorized the start of the

russia investigation after temporarily taking over for james comey who was later fired for, quote, lack of candor. a former dallas police officer found guilty of murder. a jury will hear new testimony to determine a sentence. amber guyger shot and killed john last year, she claims she mistook his apartment for her own. this photo shows john's emotional mother submitting the verdict with her hands in the air. her family describing the impact of his death. >> my life has not been the same, like a roller coaster. i cannot sleep, i cannot eat. the most terrible time for me. i want my brother back. >> reporter: she faces 99 years in prison. rob: of virginia police officer suspended for turning over in an

undocumented immigrant to the fed. jillian: the police as it is against department policy to cooperate with ice. todd pyro joins us as the illegal immigrant walks free. >> reporter: the seventh following a car accident when the officer discovered one of the drivers did not have a virginia drivers license. they ran a check that showed the driver failed to appear in a deportation hearing. the officer told ice, the driver was toland -- turned over to a federal asian and released 3 hours later but that didn't sit well with the chief of the fairfax county police department which has a policy that prohibits officers from referring a person's integration status. the chief of the the partitioning the following statement, quote, our police officer violated our long-standing policy and deprived a person of their freedom which is on acceptable. our county is one of the most diverse counties in the nation and no one should have the perception fairfax county police department is acting as a civil immigration agent for ice. this matter damages our reputation as a long-standing

policy i have stated many times that our offices shall not act as immigration agents. fairfax county is not alone in prohibiting law enforcement from cooperating with ice. check this map where you see states, counties and cities that have similar ordinances, the chief adding the officer will undergo remedial training in addition to being suspended. an internal organization now underway. rob: thanks so much. jillian: a former administrator suspected to plead guilty in a college cheating scam, igor divorce key could testify against others charged, accepting $150,000 in bribes to let prospective students, felicity huffman's daughter was one of those students. she was sentenced to two weeks in prison. lawyers for all the parents who pleaded not guilty including lori laughlin will be back in court today. rob: foxbusiness alert, union auto workers reject the deal to

end the general motors strike. they are waiting for a response to a counterproposal. 50,000 employees have been picketing for 16 days demanding better healthcare and wages. gm says it will shut down its pickup truck factory in mexico and lay off thousands of workers, the company blaming a parts shortage. jillian: 1500 strangers honor an army veteran with no immediate family, this picture went viral inspiring some people to drive hours to the funeral service in florida. many saying it hit close to home. >> no comrade should ever be left behind. rob: pearson was 80 years old. the funeral director will join the 8:00 hour of "fox and

friends" to explain the impact of that service. i am sure it was something else. jillian: 10 minutes after the hour on the east coast, 90 ° here. rob: it is 29 in missoula. >> i will tell you in new york, dropped 30 ° in -- jillian: that is fun. >> look at the temperature difference. temperatures below freezing across the west and record temperatures across the south and southeast to the northeast. it will be short-lived if you live in the northeast. across the south you will be warm over the next couple days, past 24 hours you have that boundary, the potential for heavy rainfall and flooding. from the southwest area to the great lakes we could see the potential for heavy rain and flash flooding. know what to do if there is a watch or warning. there is your forecast precipitation through friday.

the bulk of the rain along the frontal boundary, we could see several inches in a short time. there is your forecast today. 90 ° in new york city and 60 as our daytime high tomorrow. i am coming right over. jillian: 12 minutes after the hour. democrats pushing to get the president out of office since his inauguration but could a silent majority who elected him in 2015, out stronger in 2020? our next guest says tired of what is happening what is important to them it ignored, given the president a leg up. rob: this realtor's attention grabbing causing quite the scream. ♪

♪ >> i will fight every day until he is impeached. >> i think the justice department needs to resemble the opinion you cannot invite a sitting president. >> i was one of the most recent people to come out under enormous pressure about how divided this country is. jillian: democrats have been calling for donald trump's impeachment since the start of his term in office. rob: after the election polls got it so wrong in 2016 could there be another surprise in this? the impeachment push shift the silent majority even further into the president's corner? jillian: joining us to discuss is lieutenant governor mark robinson. thank you for joining us. what do you think of this? a lot of people on the right are wondering how democrats think

this will help them? >> thank you for having me this morning. it is another symptom of what is going on in this country. we have so many important things people are concerned with. we have the border crisis which is turned into a crime crisis which is turning into an opioid crisis and democrats in the house of representatives abscessed with impeaching the president who frankly has done nothing but make this country better. rob: let's look at issues voters are looking at for 2020, what they want politicians to focus on and 13% on immigration, gun violence at 9%, healthcare at 8% and that is from a couple weeks ago. it is important to note as far as impeachment when you look at polling on impeachment it has come around a little bit, 50/50 split. what do you make of the possibility of this happening and if they do push through with his how bad will it hurt them in 2020? >> it is a symptom of a larger issue.

people pushing for impeachment goes back to this whole subversion of our constitution. silencing conservative voices, taking away the right to bear arms against the second amendment and now a constitutional push to impeach a president with no evidence. jillian: look at these tweets from donald trump where he calls this a coup, learn more and more each day i am coming to the conclusion that what is taking place is not in impeachment but a coup intended to take away the power of the people, their second amendment, religion, military border wall and god-given rights as a citizen of the united states of america. the you agree, is it a coup? >> absolutely. it is one of the reasons in north carolina, we need to put power back with the people and the people are not the fringe groups, people are the votes i have spoken about for the past

year and a half, law-abiding american citizens who get up every day, go to work, work hard and want things done correctly, want to keep their rights and the constitution in place and they love this country. rob: they just came out with numbers yesterday on third-quarter fundraising for this year and donald trump brought in this ridiculous $125 million in three months with the are in see. when you compare that to obama in the same period it was 70, double president obama in the same period. do you think that is reflective of the idea trying to push them out of office isn't a good idea? >> this president is extremely popular despite what the mainstream media says. it is like our campaign for lieutenant governor. it is large grassroots movement. you can find out more by going to mark robinson.com. our groundswell is coming from the people and most people in this country are firmly in the

camp of conservatism. i would stake my claim on that. people i talk to every day believe in common sense principles that donald trump's campaign is about and common sense ideas and principles my campaign is based on. jillian: have a good day. rob: 20 minutes after the hour, california's homeless crisis has gotten so out of control officials from los angeles are demanding a state of emergency. >> it is frustrating when i have to get approval from the state of the federal government to move on an emergency shelter. rob: democratic leader who says the only solution is cutting that state's crippling red tape. >> no need to call the fashion police, a supermodel on the case, the runway crasher that had to make around.

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we are stopping at every red light if we have a declaration of a state of emergency. we would be able to jump through those hoops, the red tape that is bogging us down and moving on these units and be relentless and get this done. jillian: 130,000 residents are considered homeless in california. rob: the trump administration awards contracts for 65 miles of new border wall, democrats claim the president exaggerated the impact of illegal immigration during the 2016 campaign. brandon judd joined us earlier, setting that straight. >> the crisis was bigger than any crisis i have seen in 22 years. what donald trump was saying was the truth, we had to get control of what was currently going on. rob: construction of this new 65 miles of border wall in texas will begin early next year.

jillian: a house for sale is going viral in the listing might make you scream. rob: great movie, dressing up as the iconic scream villain posing for pictures around the house which is on the market in michigan, million views in the next hour. stay tuned tonight for the halloween spirit. jillian: joe biden's son a part of the ukraine controversy. who is hunter biden and how could his history hurt his political future? rob: the 10 most important days for the stock market but investors in for a wild ride. could october be good or bad? we will take a closer look at how the president could impact that and those big

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nation's top diplomat is on a 6-day tour of europe while back of democrats name them as a fact witness in their push to impeach the president. rob: controversy around joe biden's son hunter and his international business dealings. jillian: hunter biden's past could hurt the former vp's future. >> reporter: hunter biden is no stranger to controversy, the focus is on a decision in 2014 to join the board of directors of the ukrainian natural gas company. reporters asked the obama administration if it was a conflict of interest. >> hunter biden and other members of the biden family are private citizens, it does not reflect an endorsement by the administration. >> reporter: he had some corporate experience, he served on the board of amtrak and launched his own consulting firm. we asked a biden supporter if he could see why biden's work in

ukraine could raise red flags for some people. >> i don't think of his last name were smith he would be on this board. >> reporter: candidate biden denies any involvement. fox's tucker carlson obtained this photo from 2014 showing the bidens, golf course with a board member. donald trump's son don junior suggested the photo contradicts the former vp's statement. >> is a reflection of our politics and what this president needs to do to win? that is the case. >> i like joe and he is a fine man and served this country admirably but some of this is inextricable. >> reporter: hunter no longer serves on the board. he told the new yorker he had no idea his time would create so much grief for his dad's campaign.

jillian: a scuba diving company shutdown after a deadly boat fire that killed 34 people. the owner suspending operations despite requests for tours in california. truth are aquatic releasing a statement saying, quote, we feel it is important to dedicate our efforts to make our boats models of new regulations that we will continue to work on with the ntsb and coast guard. officials have not determined what caused the deadly fire. two new deaths confirmed from mysterious illness link to vaping, 13 states reporting 16 vaping related deaths. juul, the largest retailer, slammed with a lawsuit, a teen says he was minute related by the company, texas a&m university banning vaping on campus after their chancellor called it a, quote, serious threat. rob: we started what some investors consider the most important days for the stock market of the year is october is notoriously seen as a roller coaster month for investors.

let's look at the progress this administration has made for farmers, manufacturers and workers, for most of the media and a look at the stock market to break this down. let's start with october and thanks for coming back to the show. what is it with this month? is it as big a deal as people make it? >> it is not. we had some horrendous crashes in october, like 1929 or 1987 the was horrible but the reality is we are fine and we hope this is one of those. rob: everyone is talking about the possibility of a recession, democrats are kind of praying for one.

there has been progress by the administration in doing things that should avoid that and we have been on a great run the last 3 years. >> you won't hear about it from the mainstream media which is said to me, and concluded an attractive bilateral trade agreement with japan keeping in mind donald trump pulled us out of the tpp on day one of his administration. this is a way of solving that problem if you view it as a problem getting access to japan's markets, beef and pork in particular and certain vegetables and fruits. that is a big deal because japan's economy and japan generally has been a closed market and not accessible to our farmers. that is one of the big things, a beneficial aspect of tpp and this was a big win. my guess is no one has heard much about it. rob: let's look at the progress the president out in the investment world. a company building a truck

factory, apple building a mac pro. and hyundai, kia, autonomous driving technologies in the us. there has been a lot of good news and i want to talk about the impeachment inquiry. people got nervous, democrats talking about impeachment. when the phone call transcript came out the market rebounded. what did you make of that? >> people didn't think it would happen. a lot of smoke and no fire and there was an article about what people should look for for guidance, perspective on what is going on in washington, not the new york times, maybe the stock market because the stock market is looking at the economies and the things the president is doing to increase growth in this country, increase income, make the prosperity more widespread

than it has been in decades, the only place we see evidence of that may be trump's fundraising which is extraordinary but also stock market, people looking beyond the noise and there's a lot of noise in washington around impeachment. is the senate going to convict a sitting president on this flimsy, no doubt about it, inappropriate comment donald trump made on a phone call? i don't think so. especially when his team could bring in $125 million. rob: the market doesn't buy into it because it doesn't look that bad even though democrats were saying it is the end of the world. >> there have been too many of these things. the problem democrats have is anti-trump fatigue. people are tired that no matter what the administration does that is positive it is slammed by the left-wing media and democrats are putting up every obstacle they can. rob: a lot of crime -- >> exactly right. jillian: 37 minutes after the hour.

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rob: mark zuckerberg threatening a lawsuit if she wins the white house in 2020. jillian: carly shimkus here with the response. >> the leak audio taken from one of zuckerberg's recent q and as after it was published, warren quickly shot back on twitter saying this. it would really suck if we don't fix a corrupt system that lets giant companies like facebook engage in a legal anticompetitive practices, stomp on consumers privacy rights and fumble their responsibility to protect our democracy. in march, she said they unfairly stifled competition and some lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agree with that. one thing is clear. people are using facebook and

twitter to talk about this. christine says who are you punishing? them or people like me who rely on it to maintain social connections? and other persons is pretty ironic to say on a giant competitor of facebook like twitter. this twitter user appears to agree with warren, if the rich and powerful are not afraid you must be doing something right. this idea to break up big tech is gaining steam, some tech experts say it will only hurt the consumer. >> explain how exercising too much turns you into a right-winger. >> i will try my best. an interesting take that involves a cross-section of politics and fitness. coming from a guardian columnist who says too much exercise will turn you into a conservative. she writes this. due to much, self-love that develops, a case of self-sufficiency, unavoidably over time this makes you more right-wing as you descend into

an aerobics powered moral universe where only the week need each other and all the strong need is a water pouch in their backpack that pipes straight into their mouths. walk intowith a sanders supporter, walk out with a mag a hat. sorry, offer only -- chiming in every time i do yoga i suddenly want smaller government. another person says quick, get everyone to the gym. interesting take from zoe williams. rob: self-sufficiency is a bad thing. the ukrainian president meets tom cruise, the picture of the week. >> we have a clip from their meeting. >> pays the rent.

>> volodymyr zelinsky hosted the actor in his office monday. tom cruise says he is interested in scouting locations in the ukraine and volodymyr zelinsky was a 1-time comedian actor himself. rob: i love tom cruise. that is a good line. jillian: a federal judge blocking georgia's antiabortion law as the battle over life takes center stage. rob: the supreme court back in session taking up this issue, where do american values lie on this? the president of march for life comes up next. jillian: steve doocy with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> today is national coffee with a cop day, officers joining us outside fox square. coming up some of our guests talking shortly within half an hour to tommy laren, a story in

california where it sounds like an officer was canceled because there could be republicans there. chairman pai will talk about how worries of elizabeth warren is elected president could be better facebook. lou holtz on whether or not college athletes should be paid and tom homan, former ice director, so much to talk to him about. one michigan real estate agent had a crazy way to make a house stand out from the crowd in time for halloween. posting pictures around the house dressed as ghost face from the movies scream. the real estate agent will join us live. if the house looked like it was hunted would you buy it? rob: absolutely. keep it exciting. at 3:00 in the morning you hear

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rob: joe biden and elizabeth warren in the in a new paul, 25% of registered voters supporting elizabeth warren and you can see biden with 4 percentage points well within the margin of error and then there is bernie sanders running out the top 3 at 11%. the president and rnc winning big with something for the third quarter.

>> you will get sick and tired of it. you will say please, mister president, we can't stand it, we are winning too much. >> the president's reelection campaign raising a record $125 million in q3 of this year, $308 million have been raised so far and there are $156 million in the bank. jillian: the battle over life heating up in the courts, a federal judge blocking georgia's antiabortion law and several major cases are about to take center stage in the supreme court so how will this impact 2020? joining us to react is the presence of march for life, jeannie mancini. let's talk about what is going on in georgia, the judge's ruling on at antiabortion law, under no circumstances may a state prohibit or ban abortion

at any point prior to viability no matter what interest the state serves to support it. what do you say about this? >> we will see what happens in the supreme court with these heartbeat laws but these are so educational about the humanity of the unborn child. science and technology are on the side of life and we are seeing the heartbeat at the earliest stage so it is educational for the american public that is on the side of life. jillian: ready you see it going? >> the supremes will make that decision but for now it is in some ways a reaction to the extreme abortion laws we've seen and acted in states like new york and illinois. >> states the past fetal heartbeat laws, it is important to note that none of the states you see highlighted here, none of those laws are currently enforced because they are blocked by courts or the laws have not taken effect. that is going on in georgia and across the country and a few of those states. let's talk about other cases that are big ones to watching

colluding major abortion appeals cases, the ultrasound case, indiana in stating a requirement that women under ultrasounds, 18 hours before an abortion. what do you say about this case? >> ultrasound laws, and acted around the country are little unique. it is interesting that when women see an ultrasound they choose life and i offer what is wrong with that? before a woman is about to make the single most important decision of her life doesn't she want as much information as possible? they help with health issues, they ruled out as topic pregnancies and what they are showing is what is happening inside a woman's woman so to me having more informed consent, more information is positive. jillian: people spent a lot of time talking about the hyde amendment. >> this has been bipartisan,

essentially prohibits taxpayer funding for abortion, saves 2 million lives, certainly the most impactful pro-life piece of public policy ever and all the democratic candidates are against the hyde amendment, biden flipped on this. it is popular with mainstream america. jillian: we will keep an eye on these, thank you for your time. rob: the flag on the playa, the company banning its employees from playing fantasy football. jillian: no need to call the fashion police. a supermodel is on the case. runway crasher had to be corralled. we will explain coming up.

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♪ rob: welcome back. a teacher who was fired for not using a transgender student's preferred pronoun is now suing the district. peter was fired from a virginia high school in december after he refused to refer to a transitioning student as he. he claims he believes referring to females as a male is telling a lie, he said. the district has not yet responded. jillian: a for country 100 company is banning employees from playing fantasy football. putting this on the fantasy site since this is considered gambling. it's happened before.

not clear if the company will remove the blocker. rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. the st. louis blues pride the young fan with her own stanley cup championship ring. >> oh my -- >> that's awesome. two players delivering the ring to 11-year-old layla anderson. she has become a fixture as the blue's games after battling a rare immune disorder. a great fan though. jillian: next the bad. the newest member of the fashion police, the celebrity stopping a french comedian who jumped on the runway at paris fashion week she was escorted out by security. and another fashion show gets wild. pop star justin timberlake grabbed by a fan a louie vitton. he was not hurt. finally the ugly, there is a mouse in the white house. the row denting running loose in the press briefing room after it fell into the reporter's lap at the white

house. unclear what happened to the mouse after exhaustive huntington by the press corps. imagine you are sitting there in one of the nicest buildings in the country and a mouse falls on your lap. jillian: you know what? it happens everywhere. rob: i guess so. jillian: have a good day. ♪ ♪ ♪ brian: when i think beach boys i think fall. steve: really. brian: we are in fall playing the beach boys. i think it's a mistake. ainsley: today is going to be beach day. going to be 90 degrees here in new york. steve: absolutely. thanks for joining "fox & friends" for this wednesday. you are watching the world's most powerful tv show according to people who write stuff sometimes. brian: exactly or put slogans out there. president trump is railing against impeachment at this hour and every hour and every minute accusing the left of staging a