day. i already took a sip of that. rob: cold forever. todd: that is pumpkin pie. carley: oh my gosh. i'm going to chug this whole thing. rob: we got to go. see you. ♪ ♪ let's go ♪ let's go. brian: it would be easier to go if we had those frappuccinos before the show maybe we will get them before the show. ainsley: are you buying? brian: i will contribute to some not all of them. tremendous are frappuccinos. steve: they're used to a place starbucks became clear it's closer to 5 bucks. ainsley: so true. steve: thank you for joining us this beautiful day in new york city 70 degrees. starting with some news that kind of shocked a lot of people. the white house put out word last night 11:00 the united states is going to start pulling troops from turkey's border in syria.

that announcement last night. brian: stunning. the white house says it's clearing the way for turkish troops to invade. isn't this great? take control of captured isis fighters who have been imprisoned by us. ainsley: ellison barber joins us from washington with what this means. >> good morning there are numerous reports sources in northeast syria are already pulling back and withdrawing from the area near the border with turkey president trump spoke on the phone with turkish president erdogan late last night. the white house confirmed that call and announced the u.s. withdrawal of u.s. forces in northeast syria. clear the way for a turkish assault. stephanie grisham said this the united states armed forces will not support or be involved nut operation and united states forces, having defeated the isis territorial caliphate will no longer be in the immediate area. turkey will now be responsible for all isis fighters in the area captured over the past two years.

erdogan has been threatening to launch a military assault forces. turkey considers them terrorists. the u.s. calls some of them allies. turkey wants to establish a safe zone and drive back the militia. leading the democratic forces. worked together to defeat islamic state military tans in syria. both republicans and democrats have expressioned concern that the u.s. retreat could leaded to the slaughter of kurdish fighters fought alongside the u.s. for years. despite their efforts to avoid military escalation with tucker i can't understand the flexibility they have shown to establish a security mechanism for the borders. american forces are not fulfilling their commitment. the u.s. has about 1,000 troops in northern sir yawvment steve, brian, ainsley? brian: thank you, ellison. what a disaster. the president's statement through stephanie grisham is we defeated the caliphate and the caliphate is destroyed. we would not have done that without the kurds who did all of our fighting while

our guys. the reason why our casualties were so low because the kurds did all the fighting. now we are saying okay, turks go wipe them out or force them out. what kind of message is that to the next ally that wants to side with us? meanwhile we are taking sunni prisoners and giving them to sunni turkey who has been nothing but irresponsible, though technically a nato ally. a disastrous serious of events. i hope the president will rethink this. steve: i think the president is doing exactly what he wants to. he has made from the get-go very clear to. brian: to release isis fighters? steve: end wars with other countries. brian: abandon our allies. abandon the people that got the call freight destroyed. steve: i think when when people find out others is taking over the fight. >> brian: who is going to take it? turkey isn't going to fight isis. ainsley: turkey will now are responsible for all isis fighters. brian: and wipe out the

kurds? again we are abandoning our allies. we armed them and they did all the work. now we say good luck. good luck surviving. steve: that's the tact the white house is going to take. brian: disaster. steve: what do you think about this? looks like we are going to pull out and turkey is going to. brian: and abandon. will. ainsley: president is planning on sending a letter to nancy pelosi saying go ahead. i dare you to take a et involvement. steve: right. exactly. we thought they were going to send it on friday. now on monday morning we don't know whether or not it has gone out. however, the president has been very busy on the tweet machine and he is taking aim at nancy pelosi and adam schiff. he tweeted this nancy pelosi knew of all of the many shifty adam schiff lies and massive frauds perpetuated upon congress and the american people in the form of a fraud length speech. knowing delivered as a ruthless con. and the illegal meetings with the highly partisan

whistleblower and his lawyer. goes on to say this makes nervous nancy every bit as guilty as lil' adam schiff for high crimes and misdemeanors and even treason. i guess that means that they along with all those that evilly colluded with all of them must immediately be impeached. calling for mitt romney's impeachment over the weekend and now nancy pelosi and adam schiff. brian: couple of things. when it comes to adam schiff, even though everybody talks about how bright and great legal mind and how good he is at questioning. he has made really terrible errors not being candid when he said not any contact with the whistleblower. coming out with fictional dialogue president of the united states. ainsley: the parody? brian: other thing would be to come say i'm really going to follow where the facts are but stating he believes the president is guilty of doing all these things,

jeffrey mean says the same thing what do you need an investigation if you have already made the conclusions. ainsley: democrats have not made a "roll call." they need 217 votes to pass article of impeachment. they have 227 house members that publicly said i do support it. they have more than enough. even if 18 democrats vote against this it will still pass. democrats don't want to go on the record they are scared in trump territory they will not win in the house nancy will lose her authority. steve: speaking of going on the record a second whistleblower is apparently surfacing. a member of the intel community and has spoken to the inspector general of the intel whiewnt. community. however has not filed a complaint. this person has first hand knowledge that could support the whistleblower. ainsley: not second hand? steve: the first one had second or third hand.

the second one has first hand. first whistleblower spoke to. here's the thin interesting thing. this person is going to confirm what was said on on the phone call and transcripts has been said. ainsley: that's what the spokesperson said. first, let's get a statement from the attorney from they are both represented by the same guy whistleblower one and whistleblower two. he says i can confirm this router of a second whistleblower being by our whistleblower. they also made a protected disclosure under the law and cannot be retaliated against. this wber has the firsthand knowledge. i guess whistleblower. and then stephanie grisham made this comment. the white house press secretary. she says it doesn't matter, to your point, steve, doesn't matter about how many people decide to call themselves whistleblowers about the same telephone call.

a call to the president already made public, it doesn't change the fact that he has done nothing wrong. brian: if the transcript is accurate, and the only thing the whistleblower could do i think that would give more damage to the president, would be if he goes oh yeah, i was on that call that's how it happened. no one has said that yet, if there are other nuances. i thought the president, who seems sometimes just to be winging it, was very direct on friday when he said this is about 2016. this is about trying to find out what went wrong in 2016. steve: that was in the phone call. brian: just so happens the vice president happens to be running for president. as rudy giuliani in as many interviews i don't know if you have seen him on tv much. he came out and said i was doing this as relates to my client, the president, and the mueller probe. the mueller end and i have some leads to follow through. the vice president declares this is not about 2020 it's about 2016. that's what i think he is

going to try to get the focus on apparently over the weekend the president told house republicans about the effect that impeachment would have on his legacy. that's something you don't want on your resume. somebody who knows about impeachment is bob barr, former u.s. attorney, impeachment manager during the bill clinton trial. and he this observation just about an hour ago here on the channel. >> whistleblowers anyway. these are saboteurs. the traditional role of of a whistleblower is somebody who sees something otherwise would not be disclosed that relates to abuse, waste of government funds and so forth. what we have here, apparently, is a whole group of individuals who have found a champion and some outside law firm that has made clear from the very start of the trump administration in january 2017 that they're looking for information with which to undermine this presidency. this is, in a sense, a soft

coup, not a whistleblower. steve: wow. soft coup. lindsey graham said yesterday on one of the chat shows he feels that if the whistleblower is intents on taking down the president of the united states with his evidence, he should appear before congress to make his case. will will. ainsley: he said if democrats don't subpoena he will. brian: putting republicans and democrats at each other's throats. putting media showing their colors. later we will show you one of the most extraordinary interviews you have ever seen for somebody who took over for tim russert. chuck todd go at one of the most level headed lawmakers in washington ron johnson. ainsley: i watched that last night. brian: totally revealed the colors. tim russert you couldn't even tell even though he worked for pat moynahan where he stood. and even george stephanopoulos did a great job this weekend. what you chuck todd did for an hour on his show and daily show is just inexcusable. ainsley: he was furious with

his answers. he said answer the question. he said i am answering the question. brian: unbelievable. steve: carley shimkus joins us. carley: breaking overnight. a man convicted in a deadly shooting at a kansas bar is under arrest while the search for a second suspect intensifies. javier altore is in custody. the suspect still on the run. both men accuse you had of opening fire inside a bar killing four people and hurting five others. police believe the violence stemmed from an argument inside the bar earlier that night. new questions after a key witness in the amber guyger murder trial is shot and killed. a family attorney tells the daily mail joshua brown's death was an assassination. he is not ruling out police involvement. brown was shot several times days after a jury convicted the ex-class cop of

murdering brown's nark bothham john. brown testified about the 2018 shooting. guyger was sentenced to 10 years behind bars. former president jimmy carter speaks at a habitat for humanity events hours after a fall at home. >> i have 14 stitches in my forehead and my eye is black as you noticed. but i had a number one priority and that was to come to nashville to build houses. carley: earlier this year carter needed surgery and breaking his hip at 95 years old. oldest living person put in history. we are giving him our best. the washington red citizens head coach sought of a job. several reports say jay gruden was fired after a blowout by the patriots. meanwhile the colts defense shut down the chiefs 19-13 handing them their first

loss of the season. steelers fall after brutal 26 20eu 3 overtime loss to the ravens. their biggest concern safety earl thomas hitting steelers quarterback mason and knocking him out cold. look at him right there. he was rushed to the hospital with a concussion. on the field in texas. cowboys beat the 384-24. former president george w. bush was there for the action. he watched the game right next to comedian ellen degeneres. would you look at those two enjoying the game together. look at that. ainsley: would not expect them together but that is great. brian: i'm not sure that he is actually fired. steve: there are reports, apparently. brian: if you are watching jay grew den i would go check your voice mail. steve: meanwhile, was elizabeth warren just caught in another lie? here is what she has been saying recently on the campaign trail about why she got fired from a teaching

job. >> i was visibly pregnant. >> visibly pregnant. >> and the principal did what principals did in those days, wished me luck and hired someone else for the job. steve: but that is a different story than she was telling 12 years ago. you will hear about that coming up next with howie carr. we trust usaa more than any other company out there. they give us excellent customer service, every time. our 18 year old was in an accident. usaa took care of her car rental,

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position was as a special needs teacher. by the end of the first school year, i was quite visibly pregnant. i was visibly pregnant. >> visibly pregnant. and the principal did what principals did in those days, wished me luck and hired someone else for the job. steve: well there have you got 2020 senator learn claiming she got fired from her job because it sounds like she was pregnant a video resurfacing from 2007 telling a much different story. >> i actually didn't have the education courses. i went back to graduate school and took a couple of courses in education and i don't think this is going to work out for me. i had a baby and stayed home for a couple of years. steve: so she needed to take some more classes. that's kind of different. here to weigh in on the changing tune is radio talk show host howie carr joining us from boston. howie, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve.

this is part of a pattern with her. her own personal autobiography evolves to benefit her political prospects. as we all know she has gone from being a white woman in oklahoma to a native american. now she is not just a white woman again but she is oaky down to her toes. she did the same thing a couple of years ago. of the pattern is always the same. the person who she accuses of doing these things much later can't really respond. two years ago when the me too movement was picking up steam she was asked to go on some national show and talk about her experience being sexually harassed in the workplace she told us a harr rowing story about as a young law professor university of houston she was chased around the desk by this old lecher who she said is he lunged at her and she was terrified and shy was going to punch him in the face.

she finally escaped and got back to her office and was shaking and wore brown for weeks. turns out 20 years earlier this same person that she had accused of doing this on national tv two years ago had died. she went to his memorial service and linized him as one of her men torres. it turns out he had had polio as a young man he was a cripple, steve, he could barely walk. >> he was in a car. he used the walker. and she had laughed and said yeah he lunged at me once but that's the kind of guy he was. then it turned into a harrowing story. turned on her grandparents. they had to elope her mother was part i understand irian. that wasn't true. they didn't elope. they weren't around to defend themselves. steve: why do you think it is she what she says and what seems to be the case? >> i think she thinks nobody

is going to call her out on it. she has had pretty much of a free ride until recent years. she is calling for higher taxes on everybody. in massachusetts we have a little box on the income tax form you can pay the old higher tax rate if you want to. she is for higher taxes for you and me and everybody else. she never checked that box, steve, until she started running for president. steve: i will tell you what, she is doing okay. when you look at the polls. >> she is. steve: biden is up 6 points in july. up 7 and bernie who had the heart attack last week is down 4. she is on the rise. despite these stories. >> she is. she is running against two very flawed candidates. bernie and biden for different reasons. i think she is the frontrunner now. the fact is this story broke 3 or 4 days ago and very few people know about it. steve: we tried to bring it to everybody's attention. let's see if anybody else does. howie, thank you very much for joining us live.

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steve: time now for quick headlines on this monday, october 7th. first up, five police officers rushed to the hospital after being sprayed with insect find. denver police say a suspect doused the cops with a chemical as they tried to arrest him for assault. thankfully none of the officers are seriously hurt. a man charged with the murder of new york city police detectives say cops are to blame in the friendly fire shooting. suspect christopher ranson tells the "new york post" says the accountability should be with the officers who shot 42 times.

a adding they are using me as a scapegoat. they are pointing their fingers at me but i'm pointing my finger at them. detective brian simonson was hit in a february shootout with ransom. he calls it a prank gone wrong. brian and ainsley. brian: as parents know all too well because your children have moved out doesn't mean you are off the hook so to speak. ainsley: are you speaking from experience? brian: yes. ainsley: 40% of empty nesters are still financially supporting they're kids in some way. spending an averages of $254 a months on children who no longer live at their house. debt free degree and he joins us now. good morning. >> good morning, ainsley, brian. thanks for having me back on. ainsley: have you surprised by this 40% of parents? empty nest and still supporting their kids. >> i'm not surprised by it. when you look back 1989, i think, the cost of colleges have gone up 8 times over

wages. young people are going to school thinking they are going to be making a lot of money and findings out they are not going to make at love money upfront. they are coming back home. one thing suggesting to my parents what my parents did. set boundaries. listen, you are going to get out of debt. get on a budget and you are going to be working. be out of the house within six months. my parents gave me six months and i was out within four but not shocked at all. brian: the colleges have went up and do what for your kids what your parents did for you. all of a sudden you realize the math doesn't work. as the age increases the tuition increase. you want your son or daughter to go to that great school i will give you a lone really so they can achieve their degree and won't deprive them nickly qualified for. i think their heart is in the right place. the top space for empty nesters 24% say cell phone. 19% say rent. then have you got groceries

18%. student loans 1 15%. ainsley: can i help with will rent kids are still paying for cell phones. >> cell phones and even groceries, these are things that your young person should be doing on their own. if you are giving your kids this much money you are robbing from your future. we need to step back and look at things what can we do to help and make sure that we are still growing and investing into our future as young adults. brian: we love this news story how it plays exactly what your book is about. >> yeah. brian: you talk about debt i free college. how do you do this? first step you tell success take debt off the table in what respect? don't take out a loan. >> i don't want to you touch no debt. i was 35,000 in debt at the age of 19 and homeless. one thing i'm telling young people is take debt off the table. when we take it off the table all these different options tend to rise in front of us. when we look at options going to community college, trade schools we see more options. if we only see student loans that's the route we are

going to go towards. ainsley: create a vision. >> if we don't create a vision that's where people perish. career field and make sure the degree is profitability. when we know where we are going go at it better. brian: understand what you be going to get out of this degree. >> research, prepare. look up scholarships and grants and make sure you understand the route you are going. brian: pick the right school. obviously. ainsley: affordable school. brian: walk the stage debt-free. other thing is go up to your school and say listen i can't do to your school unless can you do something to me when it comes tied. major them negotiate to you. >> i talk about the book debt-free degree. the power of negotiation is strong. one school gave her a partial scholarship and one school gave her more. she negotiated and ended up free ride. hey, this is what i am looking at. they are offering me. this can you match and they did. negotiation is a strong tool. ainsley: when you apply for a job you put on your resume

where you went to school. they are not going to check if you went to a community college the first two years might be more affordable. and wanted to know where you graduated sometimes you can graduate from a state school and get good grades go to college for free. >> i know several of my friends started off community college. ivy league wig name school does not make it. your work ethic and ethic and integrity. i'm suggesting the young people do the affordable debt free route and when you get that degree work hard. brian: to me nothing wrong with a community college. oftentimes the same professors that teach at the big private universities. other thing can you be successful without college. this guy create you had apple and microsoft without college. their names allude me right now. congratulations on the book. really going to help people, anthony. >> thanks so much. brian: did you catch this? meet the press chuck todd not showing any bias -- okay, he did. blowing up at senator ron johnson. >> underlying why president

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the metro went viral. steve: look at that i remember that formerly homeless woman was offered a record deal last week and there yesterday you saw her performing in los angeles. brian: she play as violin and it got stolen. hopefully people will be able to get her a violin. ainsley: she doesn't want mine. my strings blown somewhere under my bed in by parent's house. brian: listen, if you see ainsley on the street. ainsley: i had to play the cello or violin because that's what my sisters did. my parents weren't buying another instrument. had to leave it in the classroom. steve: if she got a recording contract she probably got a new violin. ainsley: we wish her the best. that's a cool story. steve: it is. let's bring in dan bongino. former secret service guy and new york city police officer. he joins us from florida. >> good morning y'all, thanks for having me. steve: a second

whistleblower who has spoken to the inspector general. he is from the intel community. is he represented by the same attorney. but, unlike the first whistleblower, who has second hand knowledge, the second whistleblower actually has first-hand knowledge, reportedly. >> do you know who else has knowledge call ukraine president. the president of the united states. and everyone in america who is actually seen the transcript. how do you have a whistleblower stevie a whistleblower going to give us update between yankees and the twins. already happened. already won. what do you mean the whistleblower? ainsley: go ahead. >> i'm sorry. i'm getting tired of the misinformation out there. i get along with everyone at the network. even someone on this weekend who said listen, there is definitely evidence of this quid pro quo, we saw these texts from bill o'reilly taylor a u.s. represent

thoif seems to be troubled in this conversation with another u.s. ambassador to the eu gordon sondland about the quid pro quo. they conveniently left out gordon sondland's answer the president has unequivocally stated there is no quid pro quo. maybe an important fact you may want to include in there. ainsley: right. when you look at the transcript of that conversation with the ukrainian president. it's about 30 minutes. when you ride it. looks like there is some that may be left out. the president hills staff said this is not the entire conversation is there something that we're not seeing? will would he be able to see that? does that put our national security in jeopardy if we see the whole thing? >> you know why a conversation if you read it would take 20810 minutes would take 30 minutes on the call? because the ukraine president spoke in ukrainian. there was a translator. steve: translation. >> the way this works on these calls. having worked in the white house. is there i are a number of

people on these calls. that transcript is the best approximation of the substantive content of the call you are going to get. ainsley, if there was something in the call substantive, quid pro quo it would have been in there the length of the call is irrelevant. it only has to do with the transcription time. are. >> dan, i would like to add one more thing if adam schiff got something in meeting last week he would have said it. that transcript would have been out. excerpts to tell his story which he is supposed to be selling the facts instead of the an agenda. speaking of agenda. that's what we saw can chuck todd and ron johnson a successful businessman who made his money in plastic actually giving back to the country what is he supposed to do after having success. he is literally out there just trying to help and he is the least partisan person that you will ever talk to in party politics. listen to this battle.

>> i have my third letter in to the inspector general. >> all right, senator. >> asking to just confirm, just confirm are you investigating those leaks that peter strzok talked about in -- >> -- all right, senator. i have no idea. >> no, that's a set-up. entirely relevant to this point. >> why fox news conspiracy propaganda stuff popping up on here i have no idea why we are going here. >> that is. >> senator, i'm asking about. >> underlying exactly why president trump is upset and why his supporters are upset at the news media. >> okay. this is not about the media. senator johnson. >> the media. brian: do you believe this? senator johnson the most level-headed guy he can't take it anymore. >> i'm telling you right now he should have walked off that set. chuck todd is a disgrace to human kind. how this guy pretends still to be a journalist to this day an impairment. calling out this network. hey, guys, i usually don't do props here. article let me read you the headline here.

ukrainian efforts to sabotage trump backfire. that says politico. that doesn't say fox news. what's the date on this? january of 2017. chuck todd needs to resign in absolute disgrace. he should issue a full-throated apology to ron johnson and no credible republican should appear on that network again. chuck todd works for nbc of all places. the network who hosts roswell rachel two years hosted of people swearing the collusion hoax was real. where are the conspiracy theory network in the network that actually nailed this story from day one? where are the conspiracy theory network? and what about this new politico story in ukraine? what about this story a theory? brian, that's a serious question. what's a theory? did hunter biden work at burisma and ukraine? yes, fact. was the prosecutor investigating that lucrative deal for biden's kid fired

and did biden go on tape wanting him 2350eurd? fact. those are facts. that's not a theory. the fact that nbc is not remotely interested in getting to the boat of why that may have happened, that's their problem as a fake news network. that's not our problem here. but don't you dare, dare go on the air, you partisan hack, you loser, and call this network out because we have nailed this story for two straight years while you poked fun at us and poked the bear. that was a disgraceful episode. i can hear it in your voice, too brian. i know you are a ely measured guy too before the break. this is very upsetting what happened to this guy. he needs to resign and apologize. he won't. what a joke. brian: he won't and probably get a raise. >> that's why their ratings are in the can. that's why rachel maddow people living show in droves because you can only get motioned so long by these people. carley: a man opening up

about survival days after he was struck by lightning. surveillance video show as flash before the man falls to the ground in texas. he says he was instantly knocked out. >> the way i got hit. the way it traveled through my body they said d. say i'm lucky to be alive and i have a story to tell i'm here sitting down and telling it. >> he is thankful for these good samaritans who performed cpr before paramedics arrived. a woman called out presidential hopeful beto o'rourke for his gun policies. watch this tense moment at a phoenix town hall. >> hands off our guns, beto. you are not getting our guns. the ar-15 is no more deadly than my ruger 45. will i am making a statement. >> she also challenged her work stance on immigration. >> just say everybody's welcome here. y'all get free stuff and just come on over the border it's, again, a slap in the

face to every, every legal immigrant. >> if immigration is a problem, it's the best possible problem this country could have. those immigrants pose no threat to you nor to me. stop trafficking in these lies. >> o'rourke has called for reforms to the legal immigration process. those are your headlines. that lady very brave. steve: stop trafficking in those lies. ainsley: she is brave. she said that one of his events. carley: she knew she was going to get booed. brian: take down the wall and i'm taking your guns. great platform to run on. ainsley: first session of the supreme court beginning today. hot button topics on the 2020 election. which ones should you be watching. a former clerk for justice thomas is on next ♪ biopharmaceutical researchers.

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brian: brand new session of the supreme court starts today. here to break down policy director of the judicial crisis network and former clerk of the supreme court justice thomas carrie severino. we have a lot to look at. you knocked it down to two cases. one the title 7 case. that should we look at in that. >> three cases coming up this week. they ask the question whether discrimination on the basis of sex, which was part of the 1964 civil rights act also covers discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation or on the basis of trans gender status. that's going to be important because what the justices need to look at here is not is that a good idea. do we want to do this as a matter of law but is that actually what the words on the basis of sex mean in that statute as of 1964 when it was passed that yes is

going to be clear. a lot of pressure from the media bring it up to date where modern sensibilities are. brian: modern sensibility is where with pro-binary conception? >> i think as a lot of people would say, a lot of people want sexual orientation, discrimination to be covered in that law or transgender discrimination that's not the question. if that's going to happen that should be something that congress does. elected representative passed. you can't changes a law by having unelected judges on the supreme court decide well we feel like we are in a different place now and we want to broaden these laws. >> carrie, you also bring up what's happening in new york state. rifle and pistol association. second amendment case, it is rifle and pisz toll association vs. the city of new york. your reaction? >> yeah, it's not just important, because it's going to be a significant assessment case to be considered. part of an increasing pattern of threat to judicial independence. there was anic can you say brief filed in this case by senator whitehouse and several other democratic senators that basically said

to the court if you don't rule the way we want, we might be forced to restructure you. he is referring to plans to pack the court. something that is such an extreme political approach to this that even justice ginsburg, one of the most liberal justices on the court said that's not a good idea. fdr tried that we don't want the court going down that road. i really worry about attempts like that to bully and threaten the justices into ruling the way that you want. brian: carrie o. carrie severino thanks so much. we will watch these cases. winds farm solar sold as of the future. at what cost? todd piro went out to investigate. be ♪

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wind farm. todd: good morning, y'all. interior department announced a hold on offshore wind projects. first large scale project until december 2020. one industry that's actually pleased with this development the fishing industry. take a listen. as a family business it's a lot of pride. fisherman. some day my son would want to do it. something doesn't change i don't want him coming on the boat. todd: last time we spoke with aaron williams he was worried that government regulations would kill the business that's been in his family for four generations now fishermen like him are facing a new threat offshore wind farms. >> if these offshore wind farms projected in the areas something built over to the commercial fishing industry. >> first wind farm was installed in the u.s. 1980. now there are more than 200 wind farms providing about

6.5% of the nation's electricity. and more growth is expected. specifically in our nation's oceans. in 2016, the first commercial offshore wind farm began operations with five turbines off block island in rhode island. and according to the american wind energy association, 10 more farms could be up and running as soon as 2024. >> all right. this is block island. >> aaron drove us to get a better look. you may look at this and say it's just five wind mills, who cares? this could be the start of thousands of these up and downtown east coast of the u.s., some of them much larger than what you see in front of you. >> the impact from five is not going to be the same from the impact of 500 or 5,000. however, there have been impacts. >> where are they seeing the impact? on the fish? >> fish have different habitats. they have certain migratory route these repeat year after year after year. when you put the wind farm on those places, those fish are definitely most certainly impacted. >> on the boats. >> we're trying to navigate, now we have to be avoiding a

base to a wind mill. >> and most concerning, the wind farm's effect on radar we watched it happen. >> these right here five wind. this is what the radar does close to the wind farm. looks like 20 here. when there is actually only five right here. it's interference. >> the cost of the wind meals outweigh the benefits of it. >> proponents of the wind farm say the farm wants environment and economical advantages need to be taking into consideration as well. connecticut one of 15 stated a wind farms to their shores. >> connecticut is excited to be investing in offshore wind. we are project developers to ensure they have adequate funding for surveys and for monitoring. we know they will be driving investment in manufacturing and construction jobs. >> fishing industry response? >> it's easy for a lot of folks to look out to the ocean and think it's an endless. it's not endless.

we are going to get displaced not on the fishing grounds. certain boats will go out of business. todd: if you think it's just fishermen worried. the coast guard as well as department of defense, energy, homeland security, the faa and noaa actually looking into radar interference. if five are affecting the ship's radar. what are 500 going to do or airplane's radar or sub's radar. this is national security issue as well. steve: never thought about the radar. todd: never thought about it. when they showed us the impacted by five. that got me worried. we don't know who is outside our borders and somebody could take advantage of this. i thought it was just about the fish. a lot more. ainsley: really does provide at love electricity. you have to think about the fishing community and these men and women and their livelihoods. todd: i live in palm brings where they have wind mills all over the place. they are great and provide a source but we have to revisit this again. steve: todd, thank you so much. >> no problem.

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♪ we like it loud ♪ we like it steve: we like it loud. it's monday, october 7th, 2019. our buddies big and rich. ainsley: brian is standing up to them. go ahead and tell your story big and rich. what comes to mind bar in nashville. brian: bar on broadway probably one of the best locations and i would say that his house, john rich's house is the second. ainsley: he has a bar. brian: and a stage. steve: that's what brian likes is the stage.

brian: if you were a pitcher setting up hey like, you know what? i really like performing so i'm going to create a stadium in high house. ainsley: if you had that amount of money. brian: and he earned it, right? ainsley: why not. brian: he does a lot of his own writing. of course he has big parties. go to the right stage and push on the wall there is a concrete room in the back. ainsley: it's not secret anymore. i don't think he wanted the robbers to know that. brian: right. steve: anyway, thank you very much. it's a loud two hours. we have left and it starts with this. brian: president trump accuses top democrats of treason over their handling of the whistleblower investigation. that includes house speaker nancy pelosi who is expecting a letter about the president's terms for cooperating with the impeachment inquire troy be delivered to the house. ainsley: kevin corke joins us from the white house second whistleblower comes

forward. good morning, kevin. >> good morning. you are right about that. let me take you trite twitter because i think it's frankly a bit of twitter controlling by the president. if you read into the tone of the tweets. yes, he is talking 'treason and talking about impeachment. folking fun at least that's my read of it. show you what he has to say about nancy pelosi and adam schiff. nancy pelosi knew of all the many shifty adam schiff lies and massive frauds perpetrated upon congress and american people in the form of a fraudulent speech knowingly delivered as a ruthless con, and illegal meetings with a highly partisan, quote, whistleblower and lawyer. he goes on to say this makes nervous nancy every bit as guilty of liddle adam schiff high crimes and misdemeanors and even treason. guess that means that they, along with all of those that evilly included with them, must all be immediately impeached. members of the house ca

expelled. take as massive vote which obviously in this political environment is never going to happen. they feel like they have the 217 needed to beac impeachment the president on the house side even though we are not to that point yet. however as you pointed out second whistleblower. take you back to twitter. one of the attorneys saying this let me be clear although second whistleblower does possess firsthand knowledge of certain information. there is no, all capsz. legal requirement for any whistleblower to have such knowledge, law only requires a reasonable belief. now, there has been some tweaks to the laws. we talked about that. some of the regulations have been changed just a bit. what does this all mean? tesksd, it simply means. this the whistleblowers will keep coming out. the white house will keep pushing back saying it doesn't matter what you call them, they are partisans and it won't change the fact that we have already released the transcript of the call and the call was perfectly fine. but, don't forget, as you also pointed out. today we expect the president to send a letter over to capitol hill telling nancy pelosi we will not cooperate until you have an

official vote on the house floor, which, at least so far, she is resisted. guys? brian: the other thing is, kevin, have you got to wonder if he or she is going to be the whistleblower that talks about other calls. >> right. brian: they might say go over the line. if there is other calls, then there is going to be this democratic demand i want all the transcripts. this is why when the president says i'm going to be transparent and even senator mitch mcconnell says you should do this, mr. president. like nag down stairs. want the next one and next one. steve: so important despite the delicate nature of releasing the readout of a call they went ahead and did it because they simply felt like this will be never ending parade of requesting more calls which by the way may still happen, guys. steve: kevin, thank you very much. that's what i think the president did that caught the democrats off guard they said we have a whistleblower who says there is quid pro quo. says the president made a promise to the ukrainian president. and then the president is going i didn't do that.

and i can prove it. here, take look at the transcript. we saw the transcript where is that quid pro quo? where is that promise that he made to him? and then now everybody has seen what happened on that phone call. brian: right. think about this. everything is quid pro quo in diplomacy. for example, we want to stop the illegal immigrants from coming into our country. we are paying the triangle countries money in order to keep them at home. here's some money. keep them at home. get some programs going in turn for not letting them stream across our border. everything is give and take in a negotiation. that's what the president was doing. do a favor. before we write the check. can you possibly find out what happened in 2016? ainsley: i agree with you. a lot of republicans and conservatives, his base definitely agrees with you, brian. the democrats are going to say it's fine in that situation. but the president shouldn't be asking to investigate someone who running against for president. but then tammy bruce made a good point since when are we not allowed to investigate or find out more information? background information on someone who does want to be president of the country?

steve: right. it's when somebody who winds up with a personal benefit. that's the problem. and the democrats are saying clearly it's to the president's benefit to investigate mr. biden and his family. ainsley: why don't they take the vote in the president has a good point. going to impeach me take the vote. >> we know why there are like 40 democrats in toss-up districts. ainsley: do not want to be on the record. steve: exactly right. their constituents are not stupid. what's the count, 227 house members have publicly said they support impeachment. >impeachment. brian: the inquiry. >> if that is your congressman or congresswoman. you know where they stand. do you actually need the vote? brian: they can honestly say i just wanted an investigation. ainsley: right the inquiry. >> going to make that easier and obvious. after those couple days last week going behind closed doors with the envoy volker and inspector general. i'm not sure they should be

that confident. steve: well, there are a lot of people who realize they are reading the political tea leaves and look, they want to have it both ways and ultimately can't. meanwhile regarding the whistleblower. dan bongino was with us about 35 minutes ago had a great observation about apparently this whistleblower is familiar with the same thing as the first one was and that's that phone call. >> do you know who else has first hand knowledge the president of the united states? and everyone in america who has actually seen the transcript. the way this works on these calls having worked in the white house is a number of people on these calls and that transcript is the best approximation of the substantive content of the call you are going to get. if there was something in the call that was substantive, some kind of a quid pro quo, it would have been in there. ainsley: great point.

brian: remember, according to the first whistleblower he said about six people corroborated this story. so maybe part of adam schiff is scripting this whole thing. maybe part of it is let's let them come forward one at a time. after all, this is the same law firm. steve: the attorney said he has multiple whistleblowers. so how many? stay tuned. in the meantime lindsey graham from south carolina says if this whistleblower is going to tell this story selectively, maybe 2 should be more public. watch this. >> if the whistleblower's allegations are turned into an impeachment article, it's imperative that the whistleblower be interviewed in public under oath and cross-examined. nobody in america goes to jail or has anything done to them without confronting their accuser. here is what i am going to insist on. the whistleblower, one or two, whatever they come forward. under oath. republican and judge

credibility. i allot of people want to know who this whistleblower. know their background. tell the truth political motives. the problem with that is you want to be able to protect whistleblowers. steve: absolutely. the whistleblower has protections. that's why they go through the inspector general. brian: went to adam schiff first and then the inspector general. steve: apparently they told the inspector general in the intel community and then the whistleblower felt like this is the first one. didn't feel like anything was happening. so, spoke to an adam schiff staffer. of course, he didn't -- he wasn't very forthcoming about that. maxine waters very forthcoming about what she thinks of senate republicans who will not impeach the president. >> i am disgusted with those spineless members of the senate who don't have the guts to stand up for this country. many of them have defined themselves as patriotic.

they are not patriotic. they are spineless. and they are not willing to step up and do what needs to be done and recognizing the danger of this president. they are willing to harm our country. i have no respect for any senator, any member of congress who is not willing to put themselves on the line for this country. steve: she has also said she thinks the president should wind up in solitary confinement. meanwhile, mitch mcconnell over the weekend started running, i believe, it's a facebook ad, it's a fundraiser and says impeachment stops in the senate with me as majority leader. brian: kevin mccarthy minority leader of the house will be with us at 7:30. that's what he looks like with our logo. steve: i think he is going to be here on the couch with us. ainsley: carley shimkus is in our studio she has headlines for us. start with news happening overseas with a fox news alert. the u.s. starts pulling troops from turkey's border

and syria overnight. the white house says it's clearing the way for turkish troops to invade. president trump giving the country's control over captured isis fighters. u.s. backed syrian democratic forces slammed the deal on twitter. warning a turkish invasion could lead to the return of isis. listen to this. big animal rights group pete is calling for all horse rating to be suspended after a 33 horse dies after racetrack. the horse likely grild heart attack while jogs. thousands rallies outside the santa anita track this weekend. some against horse racing. peta says there should be no horse racing nationwide during investigation of the track. the fbi is investigating after a woman gets on a delta flight without identification or boarding pass the crew says the woman refused to get out of a passenger's assigned seat. when a flight attendant

asked for her i.d. she showed elfie on the phone. police eventually he is courted her off the plane in orlando. all passengers had to be evacuated. del hdelta has apologized and working with police and the tsa to figure out how this happened. crazy story there. ahead of the president's rally in minneapolis this week. the police union is rolling out cops for trump t-shirt. the patriotic clothes created after the mayor announced a new policy banning officers from wearing uniforms at political events. minneapolis police department lieutenant bob krol sounded off about the snub on "fox & friends" last month. >> m my members are outraged. a lot of them wants to be there and be in the back drop and van opportunity to meet him. he has shown he is a very pro-law enforcement. carley: police department has shown that the ban is politically motivated. they will be wearing those shirts this week. steve: they will indeed. thank you, carley. ainsley: 12 minutes after

the top of the hour. many are working overtime to talk about trump and ukraine but what about joe biden? >> why does hunter biden get the special deal with burisma and ukraine? >> why does hunter biden get the special deal in china. the president is pointing out what so many americans see. that looks unfair. ainsley: some are questioning. are they protecting the former v.p. presidential candidate? mollie hemingway sounds off next ♪ ♪ ♪ [phone ringing] how are we doing? fabulous. ♪ i wonder how the firm's doing without its fearless leader. ♪ you sure you want to leave that all behind? yeah. stay restless, with the icon that does the same. the new rx crafted by lexus. lease the 2020 rx 350 all wheel drive for $439/month

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>> exact lie why president trump is upset and supporters are upset at the news media. >> this is not about the media. senator johnson, please. >> held accountable sonland. >> he does they all do. >> why does hunter biden get the special deal with ukraine? why did he get the special deal in china? the president is is pointing out what so many americans see that looks unfair. >> the media quick to criticize our president but what about joe biden and his controversial ties to

ukraine? will he get a free pass with the media. >> justin on trial and fox news contributor folly hemway joins us from d.c. good morning to you. >> good morning. good to be here with you. >> way jim jordan framed it is right. there is this juicy story about donald trump and juicy story about the bidens, why do they only look at the juicy story on trump and not so much interested in the biden story? >> i mean, i think it's pretty obvious that the media are invested in helping joe biden do will in any president. something that hurts they are going to avoid. a lot of corruption like this in washington, d.c. people might wonder how is it that my congressman goes to d.c. and returns 20 years later and extremely wealthy person? it's because of this access that people have. so, a lot of people in d.c. say well, what the by dense are doing isn't that different from what other people are doing. that may be, but a lot of people in the rest of the country say this type of trading access for money is

very unseemly. and when it involves hostile foreign powers or not even hostile foreign powers, it can be an area that needs looking into. brian: the thing is, mollie, he has been so mellow about addressing it. quickly on the prompter saying is he going to attack my family. not really. just your son and his investments in two countries that are certainly foreign policy challenges. wouldn't you say? >> not just his son but his younger brother james who is involved in some of this as well. i do want to point out there has been a little bit of news coverage about it. there was a very lengthy new yorker profile about hunter biden, about his involvement in ukraine, also about getting gifts from, you know, chinese businessmen who are close to the chinese government, like, you know, $80,000 gem stones and whatnot. so there is a lot of stuff that is interesting out there. it's kind of surprising that some of these media figures are so ignorant of these facts or claiming that to talk about these facts is a conspiracy theory. ainsley: mollie, democrats might say, they might just turn a blind eye to this

because they like joe biden and they like his policies. the problem here is the double standard. you can't have it one way for one person and then someone in the other political party gets away with it. >> i actually think it's so much worse than just a double standard which is something that we have seen for a long time. we actually have a story here where donald trump and a few people in the government are trying to get to the bottom of what actually happened in in the 2016 election involved some meddling in foreign countries and involves weaponization of our law enforcement and intelligence agencies. as this comes out. they are trying to focus or refocus this story? a different direction. and it is not good. steve: when you look at a couple of weeks ago. joe biden told our correspondent, you know, i have never talked to my son about his overseas dealings. what investigative reporter is looking into that? >> well, on that note, where is hunter biden. he has been the subject of a major, major story for a couple weeks now and no reporters are actually cage

him and talking to about what is going on. it's obvious people don't want to get to know more about this story that is of huge interest to a lot of people in this country. brian: goal of the media to blast a chasm between certain republicans and the president. lindsey graham has not bundle and ron johnson has not bundle. they both thought those were ripe for flipping. >> it's understandable that they would think that republicans would cave on something like this given their history. after the failed russia collusion hoax where for years we were told that donald trump was a traitor who had colluded with russia to steal the 2016 election that wasn't true. the media and democrats were involved in perpetrating that hoax. i think republicans have maybe finally woken up to the realization that they don't need to play along. steve: now the democrats have moved onto the whistleblower phase of it. all right, mollie, thank you very much for joining us on this monday. >> thank you. steve: meanwhile, 7:21 in new york city. bernie sanders back at home after suffering that heart attack last week. what does it mean for his campaign?

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wow, congratulations. despite controversy for its violence and security concerns following the 2012 movie theater shooting, when the gunman dressed like the joker. oh, yeah. i remember that and finally 10,000 that is how many mcdonald's locations are bringing down the mcrib today. it's only available for a limited time. but don't worry they always bring it back. steve: we should point out dr. oz did not clap. ainsley: no you did not. you need your wet wipes if you order this. messy. steve: why is he here because we are talking about this. senator bernie sanders promising a quick return from the campaign trail after a release from the hospital last week following a heart attack. >> i just got out of hospital a few hours ago and i'm feeling so much better. i just want to thank all of you for the love and warm wishes that you sent to me. see you soon on the campaign trail. ainsley: what will the impact be on his return to the campaign trail? steve: here to weigh in dr. oz.

of course, a cardiac surgeon who spoke with dr. sanders just last month about his health. at that time he said you know what? he doesn't get enough exercise. >> he said he was tired. he was working long hours. literally a couple hours after discharge he is walking in the park. it speaks a lot to both his ability to physically endure a heart attack. steve: he was a athlete. >> he was a -- championship, played basketball on the show. animation. why people didn't have any symptoms a couple weeks ago but he had a heart attack. valuable. this is what a heart attack looks like big vessel in the front of your heart. that's the picture of the outside of the heart. go into major artery there the muscle that brings blood to the heart. plaque starts to build over years eat the wrong kind of food. quell lowish stuff. build up. heart attack just ruptured a crack in the artery has to heal with -- the same way you heal a put a scab. wash it rapidly develop over the course of minutes to

hours blocks off the vessel completely. that's what happens to the heart. what you over the weekend heart attack monday morning which by the way most common time for a hearkts because people have eaten differently over the weekend. sleep off, hormones shift. they don't react quite as well. ainsley: scary. >> acuteness caused the problem. he probably had this event happen on the stage. leaning over and took his jacket off sit withing dizziness. chair. those are classic signs of only about a quarter of the viewers realize are signs of a heart attack. thankfully, to get to the hospital quickly. like senator sanders open it up with sentence which he had done. it's a small heart attack but not the big heart attack. ainsley: what would be your recommendation to him if he were your patient? would you say listen, you need to take it easy you don't need to run for president it's too stressful or fix this with medication it will be fine. >> i have never told a patient all my life stop working. it hurts them.

takes away usefulness and purpose. i'm sure his doctors are saying the same thing. 95% chance you don't have a problem with stent. 95% survival heart attack. cancer what we accomplished with heart disease it would be dramatic for our nation. steve: do we are have any knowledge whether bernie was on a statin drug to control. >> he told me had elevated cholesterol i don't know if he was treating it with a statin drug. steve: a lot of the people watching on crestor or lipitor to help control these problems. >> they do work remarkably well. once have you had a risk for heart disease you should be on other medications as well. once you get to age 70 we don't recommend aspirin. aspirin does cause bleeds. most folks who have risk for heart disease ought to have aspirin. problem can you fix high cholesterol. huge difference. avoids cracking of the blood vessel. not so much that the blood pressure comes down the crack that leads to a scab a

clot. ainsley: quickly a scab grows minutes? >> within hours you block up the entire artery. ainsley: get to the hospital quickly. >> three quarters of a million americans have heart attacks each year because they didn't know they were about to have one. that's why we put 2 million stents in cure people if they get to us in time. steve: thank you for joining us. >> i brought you honey freshly harvested we don't have enough. you have hives. >> i don't make beer at the house. >> walk on carrying three bottles at first it being loose like bottles of beer and then i realized it was honey. i love the honey. >> we can do interview in peace. god bless us. steve: is he working on the next segment. thank you, dr. oz. meanwhile, moving back to political news, a second whistleblower coming forward apparently about president trump and ukraine. that phone call. but since we have already seen the transcript. don't we already know everything there is to know?

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>> it is your shot of the morning a college football player take as security breach. running back tackles a fan running onto the field. >> it took the player cyrus lee, -- i'm sure i mispronounced that a few seconds to sack the guy and the crowd as can you hear went wild. >> he says he had no intention of hurting the fan. he just wanted to get the game going. and he even offered to bit guy some ice cream to patch things up. >> look at that. >> let's bring in kevin

mccarthy hour-to-hour minority leader. eye in the massive the storm with all of this. congress, looking to take the lead in the house. push back momentum everyone has towards impeachment. with the second whistleblower coming forward, does that change your stance that the president is being ramrodded on this. >> not at all. because all of the world knows more about this phone call than the second or the first whistleblower. remember, the first whistleblower is it was hearsay. >> second hand knowledge. >> we now have the transcript had the speaker of the house nancy pelosi waited 48 hours we wouldn't be where we are today and tearing this country apart. wouldn't be trying to remove this president. if she had followed her own directions like we have done in every congress before, if she really thinks you should have impeachment inquiry. have a vote. do you know what happens then you? have fairness. the same way bill clinton was treated. the same way judges and nixon was going to be treated. the minorities should have subpoena power. the president's counsel should be able to be in the room.

should be able to cross-examine. we should be able to offer some witnesses. today what's happening, she is taking it out of judiciary. she put it with adam schiff, he is a fact witness. he met with. steve: that's right. >> the he wet with the whistleblower. brian: ig directly. a staff whistleblower. >> part of his staff. we don't know how many times he met. we don't know if he met with schiff or not. we don't know what he talked about. that is a fact witness. nowhere in america's judiciary does it ever allow a fact witness to be the prosecutor or the person in charge. steve: at these depositions there were one or two last week there is going to be one or two again this week i have heard reporting that apparently the republicans can be in the room but they can't really ask any questions. brian: they can't. >> do you know who can be in the room the democrats control how many republicans can go in the room. how many staff. and then what else they control is what america gets to hear about it. if you read the entire transcript of the hearings last week again we would end

this nightmare one more time. they want to do selective text but not let everything else out. this is the problem and why she put it into intel. it goes back to what schiff has said every time before he has lied. set common denominator in all these failures in all these lies. remember he lied about knowing more than circumstantial evidence? he lied when he met with glenn simpson. his staff went up and met with cohen how many hours? and now, if you watch the tweets and what he did. he lied to the american public even on msnbc about even meeting with the whistleblower. ainsley: the president is saying is he sending that letter to nancy pelosi. have a vote. >> i sent a letter last week 10 points that it's about fairness. clinton was tweeted that way. every time we have gone this way. she has denied it. and the reason she is denying it would be unfair process. it's pure political. they have no facts and they just want to impeach this president. brian: jim jordan saying i want president to investigate biden. like marco rubio, he was

just controllintrolling china. having fun. do do you believe he said like jim jordan said hey china i want you to investigate china. >> watch what he said he is not saying china investigate. get to the point. if i'm a member of congress. and i break the law, and there should be an investigation and i run for another office. you still investigate me. more people in america want to investigate investigate son than impeach this president. somehow the democrats want to deny that? ainsley: when you watch the sunday show and see some of these republican politicians going on shows and you know the anchor doesn't agree with them and they interrupt them and cut them off and ask them, you know, questions that seem like they are leading questions, do you go on these shows? do you say no though these shows now? >> no. you have to go on them but you have to understand it almost is like many of these individuals have already are so biased on the basis of where they are going to go where they won't even listen to your answers this he this

want to go back and. i go on a few. go on a taped one they cut where they want to cut. that's the difficulty. steve: will you explain for people watching. >> the politics involved. the way it's looking impeachment vote in the house and in the senate ultimately will save the president and won't convict him. what happens for those democrats who vote for impeachment. >> have you 31 democrats who sit in seats that president trump carried. it only takes 19 for the republicans to win the vort of 31, 13 are ruby red the president carried by more than six. there there is 18 he carried himself. there is a number of seats that we had won before we have fewer seats to win than the democrats did. they now have a record which nancy pelosi is no longer the extreme left. she is now a moderate. you have these four new democrat women redefined this party to be socialist

democrats. special election in north carolina where we didn't win by 900 votes like we did in 2018. we won by 4,000. steve: you are saying you are going to win the house back. >> yes. we are going to win the house back. what's wrong here is it's going to destroy this country and the fabric of who we are. know are this the impeaching a president. they want to remove somebody from office who was duly elected because they disagree with it. there is going to be a new poll that comes out that those who currently agree that want the president impeached. 73% of them already wanted him impeached before anything they saw. majority of americans 63% believe he shouldn't be impeached for anything on that phone call. why move forward? brian: were you breached from the president withdrawing from northern syria. >> i have not. brian: disappointed. >> i know the president wants to remove people from the middle east. i want to make sure we keep our word for those who fight with us and help us. long term that is the best position to be in. ainsley: i know you disagree with it. so many moms and dads want

their kids home. brian: the kurds did our finding we can't let them get grinded up by the turks. >> the thing i remember you make a commitment and somebody is fighting with you, america should keep their word. you want other people with you. brian: call the president before it's too late. steve: kevin mccarthy. thank you. >> thank you. ainsley: carley is behind you with the headlines. carley: good morning. terrifying footage just released. a woman waves a gun while holding her 10 month old son during easter mass. anna yelled everyone is going to die and threatened to blow up the church in san diego. she was tackled by church goers before police arrived. the baby was not hurt. she has pleaded not guilty to several felonies. she is due in court later this month. complete strangers risk their lives to save a driver from a burning suv. that heroic act caught on camera.

>> seeing that guy not help himself, i knew he wasn't going to get out of there on his own. he needed the help of like the people that were there to get him out. carley: the suv going up in flames after crashing into a box truck in boston. the men were able to pull the driver out quickly. he is expected to be okay. happy ending there. well, a soon to be dad proves most parents would run through a fence for their children. watch this. oh, no. [laughter] carley: look at that, a dad failing miserably trying to pop the balloon and reveal his baby's gender. we still don't know if it's a boy or a girl. hopefully they know at this point. >> oh, no.

these gender reveals are getting crazier and craziery. >> call your doctor and find out the old fashioned way. steve: thank you. straight ahead. was elizabeth warren just caught in another lie? here's what she has been saying recently on the campaign trail about why she once got fired from a teaching job. >> i was visibly pregnant. >> visibly pregnant. and the principal did what principals did in those days. >> wished me luck and hired someone else for the job. steve: well, that is not the story she was telling 12 years ago. you are going to hear that coming up ♪ let's get it started ♪ let's get it started in here ♪ what??? no, no no no no. battery power runs out.

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that d.n.a. test and as it turns out her heritage was not quite what she had explained to a lot of the people in the past. now there is a new narrative that she has been going through. why she was dismissed from a job years earl earlier, listen to. this my first teaching position was as a special needs teacher. by the end of the first school year, i was quite visibly pregnant. >> i was visibly pregnant. visibly pregnant. >> and the principal did what principals did in those days, wished me luck, and hired someone else for the job. steve: so what does that sound like to you she is saying? ainsley: it sounds like she was pregnant. she lost her job because she was a woman. she had to take some time off from work. and i heard that and i thought wow, really that happened to her but. brian: shear is the deal. she didn't have the right certificates. when she got pregnant she had to go back and get those certificates. as she was working through

it she decided with her husband let's just, you know, be a mom for a while. so, she did not have the right certificates to keep the job. when she went to get more certificates after having a baby under standably she decided not to go back to that job. nobody fired her. ainsley: listen to what she said in march of 2007 about leaving that job. >> i actually didn't have the education courses so i was on an emergency certificate it was called. i went back to graduate school and took a couple of courses in education. and said i don't think this is going to work out for me. i had a baby. and stayed home for a couple of years. and i was really casting about thinking what am gig to do? steve: so the story she is telling out on the stump right now much different than the one from 2007. howie carr, who has known of her for a long time, he is up in massachusetts. says this about her stories. >> this is part of a pattern with her.

her own personal autobiography evolves to benefits her political prospects. i think she just thinks that nobody is going to call her out on it. she has had pretty much of a free ride until recent years. i mean, you know, she is calling for higher taxes on everybody in massachusetts. we have a little box on the income tax form you can pay the old higher tax rate if you want to. she is for a higher taxes for you and me and everybody else. she never checked that box, steve, until she started running for president. there is a pattern according to howie carr. why is she telling a different story now. ainsley: she through principle under the bus. brian: unbelievable she doesn't think people are going to follow up on the stories. fly over man vs. urban man controversial fictional piece all written by media elite do they understand flyover country in the backlash is growing.

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brian: "new york times" op-ed stirring backlash for depict ago fiction all in argue. between flyoverman expressing support to president trump urban guy for impeachment. i hope you rided rough transcript of that trump phone call with the ukrainian president. trump clearly used public power to use a foreign leader to gig up dirt on political opponent. now flyover man i will use the same voice. i haven't really had time to look into it. there is always some fight between trump and east coast media. i guess i just try to stay

focused on the big picture. here to react edito he had authr of this book alienated americans this is what your book is about. they did depict it. the difference between the two. does washington, los angeles and new york understand the difference. >> really telling on how you look at how a lot of people and liberals in the media reacted to trump's election and to the fact that soment people ran to him. alienated america. so much of the trump's win in the primary was voters who never voted before. what brought them into politics when they have been so out of politics. and it was the fact that there was something real lost. in other words, that there was an erosion of community that famous were getting harder to form. when the factories shut down it, didn't just mean that they had slightly lower paying jobs. it often destroyed communities and so many people on the coast when the

trump says the american dream is dead. they said that's only true if you are an old white guy who lost your privilege. they don't think something real was lost in these hometowns across middle america. either because they didn't like the old fashioned things like the memorial day parade or because in so many elite circles the communities still are strong if you have got, you know, a country club and a college and a professional circle. but back home in so much of the middle of the country there is an erosion of community. brian: tim, they have gone underground instead of having a debate two people are different. excuse me, you disagree with me, you are a racist or sexist or homophobic or if you like things the way they were you seem to -- reflect the color of your skin. here is another example. >> flyover man on ukraine call. i get it, he said some stupid crap on a phone call. are you going to undo my vote for that? i wouldn't even rank this among the top 2 25 things he has done i'm a supporter of his. is he not perfect.

at least i feel is he my corner. >> being in my corner is a key thing. people have asked me how does this particular policy help the working class guy out there. we can have a debate over that the key thing that made trump appeal to some people in middle america was that they finally saw somebody they thought was on their side because it was a truth about the elites of both parties that they sort of were out of touch, in part, because they didn't see the problem. brian: so it was true of the republican establishment as much as it was of the democratic establishment, that they weren't in touch and they saw in trump a guy who stood up and was saying, hey, we're not allowed to say all these things we believe. guess what, i'm going to say it. and just that act of solidarity, i think, is a big part of what in the middle of the country said that's what i need. a guy who is actually fighting for me. brian: real quick, tim. do you know what they're also say. you are stupid. if you don't agree with those on the east or west coast you are ignorant or not that smart which makes them dig in more which see what this means about impeachment and 2020.

kim carney, congratulations on your book. >> thank you so much. brian: the president giving the go ahead for turkey to invade syria. lindsey graham live in moments. . . searching for a way to help stop your cold sore? only abreva can get rid of it in... ...as little as 2 1/2 days when used at the first sign. abreva starts to work immediately to block the virus and protect healthy cells. abreva acts on it. so you can too.

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let's get to the top story. president accuses top democrats treason over the handling of the whistleblower investigation. that includes house speaker nancy pelosi. brian: chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge breaking news. breaking information about the whistleblower, or dare i say whistleblowers. >> they confirmed on twitter through their lawyer, mack zaid that the whistleblower has direct knowledge of certain information and sam law firm compass rose did not respond to our questions why the client withheld contact with schiff's committee from the inspector general michael atkinson. our contacts report when at kin sin was on the hill friday he told lawmakers had no independent knowledge of the contact or contacts between the

whistleblower and schiff's office, that he essentially learned about the contact through media reporting. we also asked the same law firm about the allegation that their client had a prior work history with a current prominent democrat and if they could shed anymore light on that? we're also told that is it one of the elements that went into atkinson's assessment there were indicia or indications of arguable political bias in the whistleblower's case. steve: that's right. a second whistleblower, apparently a member of the intel community has spoken to the inspector general ic, has not filed a official complaint. according to the attorney apparently this whistleblower unlike the first one who secondhand knowledge, the second one has first-hand knowledge, right? reporter: tell you what i know maybe provides context on the

second individual, i was able to learn over the weekend when the inspector general for the intelligence community did the transcribed interview on friday they shared with lawmakers, that his preliminary investigation interviewed a handful of people. i was told there were four witnesses. the whistleblower, two of their supervisors and an individual who had some kind of described as knowledge of the transcript. not clear whether that is also one of the supervisors. so if you take a step back it is entirely possible that it is one of these supporting witnesses that has now come forward to the ic-ig. ainsley: the second whistleblower do we know what the individual knows? is there more information than the transcript we all read, the conversation the president had with the conversation with the president of ukraine. reporter: it would be helpful for release of the transcripts from the special on coy kurt volcker as well as intelligence

community watchdog michael atkinson. the individual or individuals who control the release of that transcript is chairman schiff and his committee. they would have to vote it out of executive session. republicans make the argument you have this sort of unconventional to say the least situation where a primary witness to the contact between the whistleblower and the committee, that critical 18-day window between july 25th and august 12th are the same people who are running the investigation, if you can follow me, right? see what appears to be the conflict there. brian: relatively rude dent my question to review, it has been a long weekend. atkinson said i did not know the whistleblower had contact with schiff's office. reporter: that's correct. brian: he did know about the democratic affiliation but thought it was credible enough it should it was worthy of

examination, correct? reporter: that's correct. our contacts have been reporting since friday the inspector general michael atkinson told the committee that the whistleblower volunteered they were a registered democrat. volunteered they had a prior work history, that is the term given to me, work history with a current prominent democrat but withheld the fact that they had reached out to a congressional committee and two sources told me that the whistleblower had left that section on disclosure form blank. i don't know if it's a box or you have to physically fill it out. that was left blank. atkinson, the ic-ig never investigated any of that. as he told lawmakers he had no independent first-hand knowledge of that. with he knew what he read in the press reporting. steve: also, catherine, about a week ago adam schiff said we'll hear from the whistleblower, that they had apparently, they were really close to a deal to have that person come out. we haven't heard much about that the last couple days.

maybe it is the fact it is a little embarrassing for adam schiff, yeah, my staff member actually talked about the whole complaint before they filed it? reporter: the bottom line, you raise a very good point, steve, the bottom line there is a critical 18-day window between the phone call on the 25th and the official filing of the complaint on august 12th. was there single or multiple contacts between the whistleblower and committee. if any. maybe there was no input. this is like a black hole. not even the inspector general has any insight what happened there. they didn't investigate it. at this point my contacts say they don't plan to. brian: catherine, appreciate it. make it sound easy and keep it straight. kevin mccarthy was with us a short time ago, he sees the whole process with one objective. >> all of the world knows more about the phone call than the second or first whistleblower. we now have the transcript. had speaker of the house nancy pelosi just waited 48

hours we wouldn't be where we are today. we wouldn't be tearing this country apart. we wouldn't try to remove this president. if she followed her own directions like we've done in every congress before. if she thinks have impeachment inquiry. have a vote. they're not impeaching the president, they want to remove somebody from office who is duly-elected because they disagree with him. >> definitely thinks republicans will win the house. we were asking about roll call vote. will we find out who supports impeachment. they don't want to go on the record they're scared if they're in trump districts they will lose their seats. steve: tossups. at 11:00 the white house announced that u.s. forces will withdraw from syria. turkey will take up the operation against isis. over the last 20 minutes or so the president has tweeted out five things regarding this. and here's the third one. they have been fighting turkey for decades. i held off this fight for almost three years but it is time for

us to get out of these ridiculous, endless wars, many of them tribal and bring our soldiers home. we will fight where it is to our benefit and only fight to win. turkey, europe, syria, iran, iraq, russia and the kurds will now have to figure the situation out. what they want to do with a captured isis fighters in their neighborhood. they all hate isis. have been enemies for year. we are 7,000 miles away, and will crush isis again anywhere near us. brian: bring in lindsey graham with his reaction to this. been to the region countless times and was kind of stunned and blindsided when this news came out. is that a wise move? is this a policy you can support? >> oh, absolutely not. if i didn't see donald trump's name on the tweet i thought it would be obama's rationale for getting out of iraq. here is what is going to happen. this is going to lead to isis

reemerge ends. nothing better for isis than to create a conflict between the kurds and turkey. the kurds will align with assad because they have nobody to count on because we abandoned them. so this is a big win for iran and assad. a big win for isis. i will do everything i can to sanction turkey if they step one foot in northeastern syria. that will sever my relationship with turkey. i think most of congress feels that way. i will do a resolution urging the president to reconsider this decision. president's right about isis fighters. europe needs to do more but you know, he is the president of the united states and it requires leadership. when president trump, excuse me, obama was told what would happen in iraq, it did. i'm here to say this is going to lead to the reemerge ends of isis and biggest win of all this will be the iranians and that's too bad.

steve: president made it very clear in the series of tweets he ran on ending the endless wars. no one should be surprised about doing this turkey taking over, a lot of people are going we've been in that long enough. we get the isis threat, but if they're going to take over, left them. >> here is what i would hope people in the country want allies in the war. so when somebody steps up and help america with isis which is a threat to mankind, we've had people killed in america because of isis inspiration, so the kurds stepped up when nobody else would to fight isis, if we abandon them, good luck getting anybody to help america in future with radical islam, al qaeda and isis. if you believe that iran is a threat to the region, they're the biggest winner of this. you may be tired of fighting radical islam but they're not tired of fighting you. i heard the same argument from president obama. all i can say the campaign is

over. i expect american president to do what is in our national security interest. it is never in our national security interest to abandon an ally who helped us fight isis. it is never national security interest to create the conditions for reemerge ends of isis. to all the fighters, american soldiers who died against the fight against isis i feel terrible for you because they will come back. you just, you just dismembered syria even further. other than that this is good decision. brian: by the way, would we have defeated isis without the kurds? >> isis is not defeated, my friend. the biggest lie being told about it administration that isis is defeated. the caliphate destroyed but there are thousands of fighters over there and no, the caliphate would not have been destroyed without the kurds and i applaud the president for getting the kurds an arabs to do most of the fighting. casualties destroying the caliphate was low. we have less than 1000 troops in syria. this impulsive decision by the

president has undone all the gains we've made, thrown the region into further chaos. iran is licking their chops. if i'm an isis fighter i have got a second lease on life. so to those who think isis has been defeated you will soon see. to turkey, you have destroyed the relationship what little you had with the u.s. congress. i will do everything i can to sanction turkey's military and their economy if they step one foot into syria. brian: but they are. >> i hope i'm making myself clear how shortsighted and irresponsible this decision is in my view. ainsley: senator, what about listening to experts, generals that are helping our president? i know that general joe dunford just stepped down a week ago. the new u.s. military top officer is general mark milley. do you think i was recommending this? >> i would be shocked. i woke up this morning, this whole thing with the whistleblower is a political setup. i like president trump. i've tried to help him. this to me is just unnerving to

its core, to say to the american people, isis has been destroyed in syria is not true. steve: senator, there are a lot of military families who would like to see our personnel come home. >> i take issue with that i know they do. i think a lot of military people are sad today, that we've given back the battlefield to the enemy. i know what they thought about leaving iraq. i've seen the tears in their eyes when they died, people died in iraq to have obama give it back to isis types. so i will say this, steve, that most american military people understand they want to keep the fight over there so it doesn't campus back here. we set the conditions for the reemerge ends of isis. all who has fallen in battle to keep the threats away with the kurds. do you imagine if you feel you fought alongside the kurds as american military member? >> you got to tell them we're leaving. we're quitting early.

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steve: welcome back. attorneys representing the intelligence officer behind the whistleblower complaint confirmed yesterday that a second whistleblower emerged this time with first-hand knowledge of the president's phone call with the president of ukraine but with the call transcript made public is there anything else we're going to learn? joining to us discuss is former cia officer, lifelong democrat, brian dean wright. good morning to you. >> very good morning to you. steve: if the transcript is out there and we've seen the phone call, with, a lot of people are going i don't know exactly what this second whistleblower would say that is different from the first whistleblower? >> fantastic question and it begs the bigger question what kind of whistleblower is this? is this the whistleblower of james comey ilk? we know he leaked to force the selection of a special counsel. or is this more after leaker like the treasury department

person about a year ago, who leaked trump-related tax documents? or maybe like the first cia leaker, who we know has a confirmed political bias for my party. to your point the transcript is out, we know what was said. now you and i, everybody else in this country can make the determination whether or not the president went too far. i don't think he did. i don't think most people do. we can sit back to ask the fundamental question, is there enough information, that a reasonable person say that joe and hunter biden were up to some degree of malfeasance that should cause us want to learn more to investigate that? the answer is a resounding yes. steve: what do you make of the fact that there were, we know with the first whistleblower there were a number of people that the first whistleblower spoke to in the intel community who corroborated the story? so it sounds like, does it sound to you if there is a number of people who all in the intel community believe that whatever the president said on that phone

call, you said you didn't think it was too bad, but it is an impeachable offense and he needs to be brought down over it? >> remember there are only a handful of people in the intelligence community who at that senior level look at the ukrainian issue. i guarranty you that the subsources of the first whistleblower are quite possibly raising their hand and supporting the second whistleblower's claim. so it is almost a certainty this second whistleblower is connected to the first. we know not only professionally but the question is politically. we know the whistleblower has a political bias towards the democratic party? does the second whistleblower know that? unfortunately we're not supposed to act that question, we're supposed to impeach the president based on limited understanding of the whistleblowers. steve: the president derailed that particular attack, that the democrats were heading down because we heard there was a whistleblower.

we heard he said there was quid pro quo. the president made a terrible promise over the line but then the white house released the transcript, where is that stuff the whistleblower supposedly was talking about? >> sure. again the fundamental question before us, would a reasonable personal how for the prosecution or the investigation of the vice president and his son? we got the ukrainian dirty money. the dirty chinese money. hunter biden hopping on the plane with his dad to beijing. this is the biggest piece for me. joe biden says he didn't talk to his son. hunter said we talked once. did which is it. talk about it once, talk about it never or maybe both are lying because they can't get the stories straight? the american people deserve and understanding and inquiry into this very troubling situation. steve: if anybody broke the law we would like to know. brian dean wright, former cia

guy. thanks for joining us. the million dollar question, how much money do you need to retire, charles schwab, look at that, he is actually here, the charles schwab! ♪.

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the mayor announce the new ban on officers wearing uniforms at political events. the police department denied that the ban is politically motivated. ainsley. ainsley: how much money do we need to save for retirement? a new survey for six out of 10 results the magic number is one million. brian: is that enough? i would never ask ainsley that but i would ask charles schwab. ainsley: do you think he knows more than i do. brian: charles schwab in person. this was the charles schwab, whole studio, thanks for leaving. >> this used to be our office in new york city. ainsley: you're back. >> we're just down the street now. ainsley: is that enough money a million dollars? >> quite a bit. depends on your life-style. i would say taking 4% out of that per year, 400,000 or 40,000, one million we're talking about, not 10 million.

4,000 a year plus social security, 65, 70,000, you have to little a little bit like a hermit. ainsley: if car is paid for, house is paid for that is good. >> kids are off gone through school, things of that nature. you do have to crimp. brian: when you talk about how americans should invest today, there are principles maybe a little different than the 1970s. what are they? >> you have to be persistent about your investing. you make sure every day you contribute nothing, if not every day, every week, every paycheck as such, make sure you're do the 401(k) persistently. participating in the ira also. take every advantage of the free money and tax-exempt money along the way that the government provides that is absolutely essential. as beginning point. from there, sort of understanding some of the principles. make sure it is low cost. make sure you're diversified. to be sure you're dealing with ethical people. all those issues you want to consider in your investing process.

ainsley: how did you get started in? what is your story? >> i started way back as a kid. the company i started in 1973 and so we've been a little over 40 years. but i always knew, i didn't think the average american was getting a great deal. it was very expensive at that time. a lot of conflicts of interest and so forth. so i had this ambition to start a company of low-cost, take out the conflicts of interest in terms of serving their clients, try to do the best thing for our clients along the way -- >> lowered the fees. >> we lowered the fees. in fact it is down to zero in terms of transaction costs. brian: an excerpt from your book out now, starting with a idea and little else i spent the next 40 years with like-minded people building that different firm as we did, the dream expanded in ways i never could have imagined and changed forever how americans invest. great feeling of pride, right? >> i'm very prideful about the whole thing of the book was

originally written in my mind about our employees. so they knew the basics where we came from and how we could serve our customer going forward. they had the principles, values i tried to extend to our customers. so today, i think we have 20,000 people doing -- brian: i know you hate to hear this, a lot of time is fact, a lot of people watching living paycheck to paycheck, can't work any harder, their ambition is through the roof but just trying to stay above. >> make sure you participate in your 401(k). your company is giving you free money. that is really important. participate with that. try to add to that. it is tax-exempt. so you don't have to pay taxes on money going into the 401(k). that is absolutely essential for most working people. >> good advice. pick up is his book out today, it is called "invested." >> i worked out two years to make that happen. i think it's a wonderful summary and actually some interesting

stories about an entrepreneur. brian: which is you? >> which is me. brian: american success story. we love hearing that. charles schwab. thank you so much. >> thank you. brian: coming up straight ahead president trump says the media is ignoring the bidens role in the ukraine controversy. >> why did hunter biden get special deal with burisma and ukraine. why did he get the special deal in china? the president is pointing out what so many americans see. that is looking unfair. brian: is he right? eric trump has a few thought on that. he is coming around the corner on that. ♪. ♪ (dramatic orchestra) performance comes in lots of flavors.

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>> i have my third letter in to the inspector general. asking to just confirm, just confirm are you investigating those leaks that peter strzok talked about in -- >> senator, i have no idea -- >> that is set-up. entirely relevant to this point. >> why a fox news conspiracy propaganda stuff is it propping up on here. i have no idea. >> that is not that. >> i have no idea why we're going here. senator i'm asking about. >> that is exactly why president trump is upset, why his supporters are upset at news media. >> this is not about the media. senator johnson. senator johnson, please. >> why did sun hunter biden get the special deal with burisma an ukraine? >> you're they throwing out. >> why did hunter biden get special deal in china. the president is throwing out what so many americans see. that is unfair. steve: you see sunday chat. eric trump, executive vice president of the trump organization. eric, both those members of

congress talk about how the media does not seem to be very curious about any scandals involving peter strzok. >> fox news scandals? they're in the camp of, stephanopoulous was the clinton campaign. where do you think he lies? that is the problem. this is why america is so sick of most of mainstream media, right. look at the way that they ask questions. senators literally having to shout and scream to be heard over the commentator. that is not their role. that is not their role. unfortunately that is the role media plays every single day. that is what america is seeing through. they are part of the left-wing party. they are advocates for the left-wing. they won't even ask the candidates a serious question. ainsley: they want to investigate one party so much, you're not allowed to ask questions about the other party? >> could you imagine, i wrote an op-ed about this, can you imagine if i got $50,000 a month in an industry i knew nothing

about, with no discernible duties from a ukraine oil and gas company, could you imagine it? if can you imagine if i got kicked out of the navy for doing cocaine. can you imagine if i was caught with a crack pipe or many other scandals? could you imagine if china gave me $1.5 billion, right, after i flew over to china on air force two with my father, meaning assuming my father was vice president, i believe, i believe they totally scandal free life. i lived incredibly clean life. they go after me and don, ivanka, barron and tiffany and our children. for what? brian: adam schiff opened up the show, he never asked the question why did you make up the dialogue? why couldn't you be transparent the whistleblower came to your staff? at very least, even if you hate the president or love adam schiff, you're not doing anyone a service by not asking those questions. the other thing struck me, ron johnson.

i'm used to jim jordan having combat. but tell me about ron johnson for him to get that exercised. >> i know ron very well. i campaigned across a great state. we were on the bus in 2016. listen he can be a tough guy, a tough critic. the way he was defending my father on chuck todd, it is very simple. you can zoom out boil this whole thing down. they know they will not win in 2020. just yesterday, couple days ago, came out, 3.5% unemployment. the lowest unemployment in 50 years in this country, arguably the lowest unemployment in the history of our nation, right? they know they can't win. so guess what? steve: they don't want to talk about that, that is a winner. they want to talk about the other stuff. >> this whole thing is clown show it's a clown show. they know they can win. they will have their opportunity to win in six years. they should get very excited. they know they can't win the economy is too good. america is behind my father, right? you have patriotism back.

you have religious liberty back. you have finally our military back and rebuilt. our economy is booming. everything the man said he would do he is doing. he is driving them crazy. ainsley: that a good point that is a question a lot of people in america have. that not narrative media want to hear. they don't let politicians finish their session. >> they're dangerous to this country. the media, they pose a danger to this nation. i mean look at the advocacy there. stephanopoulous, come on, everybody see the movie war room? stephanopoulous of all people. by the way -- when you had jim jordan out there why did he get a billion 1/2 dollars from china? as a kid by the way had a lot of problems. why did he get billion 1/2 dollars from china, biggest hedge fund managers, smartest guys in the world, unbelievable track records, every year beating the market they can't pull two cents out of china.

why is hunter biden with all the problems gaining billion 1/2 dollars. stephanopoulous says they're stuttering. brian: where is hunter biden? steve: good questions. we're asking them here. ainsley: thank you, eric. carley is over there. carley: a crazy story here. the fbi is investigating after a woman gets on a delta flight without identification or boarding pass. the woman refused to get out after passenger's assigned seat, when they asked her for i.d. they showed her a selfie on the phone. they escorted her off the plane in orlando. all passengers had to be evacuated. delta apologized and borking with police and the tsa to figure out how this happened. could soon come to the catholic church. pope francis posting debate over the centuries old celibacy

requirement. the amazon region is facing a shortage of priests. critics are concerned doing away with the celibate priests in the amazon could lead to the rule being tossed out all over the world. country superstar luke bryan stopped his concert to help fans with their gender reveal. watch this. [cheering] >> you are having a -- [cheering] congratulations. carley: a little baby girl. the crowd in oklahoma city going wild. that video is going viral. more successful gender reveal than the man with the balloon. steve: thank you, carley. we'll go outside to the streets where a crowd has gathered for janice dean. janice: look at this wonderful crowd. we love fox news. where are you from?

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fibrosis. joining us the president of students for life in america. >> good morning. ainsley: i was reading your op-ed and tell us what this means for you? >> i've been watching democratic campaign ads and debates and all the democratic candidates raising their hands saying they support some form of government-run health care of bernie sanders, "medicare for all" plan but it is time for people to start reading the fine print as to what that means. my children, two of my children, gunner and grace have cystic fibrosis. it is genetic disease that will end their lives prematurely. it is expensive disease. costs thousands of dollars each month for the medication. very time consuming with the treatments. what we've seen in other countries that have nationalized health care programs, those children with cf do not receive the same amount of care my children here in the united states have, simply because

they're americans and we live in a nation that spends far more than any other nation for biomedical research and advances. the cure that we're hoping comes within their lifetime is going to come from the united states because of our health care system. >> wow. we're looking at some of these pictures. bless your heart. can you illustrate the problem for? during the research you talked about examples from the veterans administration what you've seen. tell us folks at home what it looks like. >> when you are told for democrat candidate they want health care for all. the question is what type of health care are you getting? is it quality health care? when we see countries with nationalized health care program, you're looking long wait times, government bureaucrats get to decide who get what is care and increased costs and taxes. all the experts say it will be $32 trillion for "medicare for all" for the first

10 years. even if you doubled all projected tax revenue, that will not pay for it. you know spending is going to decrease in biomedical research because the incentive is not going to be there. in the uk, the national health service is refusing to pay for a drug that my son gun hears been on for two years. this drug is a genetic modifier. it is very, very expensive. he has been on it for two years. experts believe this drug could at least a decade of life for gunner. children in the uk are not receiving this drug because their government refuses to pay for it because it is too expensive and there is too few cystic fibrosis patients for them to even care about. ainsley: how do you do, christian, four kids, hard to be a mom. >> you will do anything for your child. that means speaking up especially when something this frightening coming down the pipeline. people are asking questions, we're not having a real conversation.

sure there are things we need to fix with our health care system but that doesn't mean blowing up everything we have. 67% americans have private health insurance. senator kamala harris wants to do away with our private health insurance. that's scary. ainsley: a lot of people are happy with what they have now. thanks so much for being with us. god bless those children. they're beautiful. >> thank you. ainsley: you're welcome. what happens when you mix vinegar and baking soda? steve spangler is back on the fox square with more science experiments that you can do with your children. that is coming up next. ♪

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sight? the president's economic advisor larry kudlow will join us live. it is monday morning, come join bill and me live from "america's newsroom," top of a brand new hour. ♪ steve: we never know what to expect when our next guest comes to the studio or outside but his segments are likely to end with a bang! ainsley: welcome back, steve spangler. brian: founder of spangler eye science club and appears on fox affiliates nationwide. ainsley: vinegar and baking soda. >> when you think of a classic, vinegar and baking soda. the twist, add a little bit of soap, when you put it together, it gives you suds. that makes it more fun. you see all the energy released, all the carbon dioxide, my thought trap it in a steel can. brian: that wasn't my thought. >> you take the baking soda, put

it in a can, take the vinegar. the you see it in here. the vinegar goes like this. now they are separated. when i say run, you run. tap this in place like this. got it. ainsley: shake it up. >> here is what you do, if you want to do it. shake up the can like this. let's do it. get in here. [cheering] that is awesome. this is a good one. >> i thought you would like it? brian: not just my suit but my tie. >> look at this. stop. ainsley: oh, my gosh. >> the can has water in it. now we pushed all the air out of a 55-gallon drum. it's a steel drum. >> i'm out of here. >> brian will tighten it down.

brian: put my glasses on for this one. does he work for you? >> yeah. we'll let the air from the outside push on it. brian, ready, here we go. brian: this doesn't look good. >> get over here. come here. ainsley: no. >> doocy, come over here. watch this. pour the water on it like this. it gets colder and colder. come here and see. listen. it crushed the can. that is a 55-gallon drum, a steel drum. brian: i hope isis is not watching. >> try to get a kid excited about science. brian: i do love that. i'm on "outnumbered" later. more information what is the website. >> spangler science club. every month we put a new kid on the doorstep to do something fun at home. not this.

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