friends trick her into eating chicken nuggets. a woman has not willingly meet in a decade. she says her friend gave her the nuggets after a night of drinking claiming they were fake meat. three people could face food tampering charges. that ramps up his hour of "fox and friends first," have a great weekend, "fox and friends first" continues right now, goodbye. rob: two messages in minnesota, donald trump rallying thousands of people with a message of economic prosperity and respect for law enforcement. jillian: outside the arena, much different, those who showed up to shame supporters. [chanting] >> abolish ice! abolish ice! jillian: the president's mission to turn minnesota red for the first time since nixon. rob: we don't know the whistleblower's identity that we

learned the person has ties to the obama biden white house. jillian: is the impeachment inquiry facing a credible a crisis? we are live in washington. >> routine chemo. jillian: possibly the best big brother ever. rob: accused video making people smile. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ heads up for the weekend ♪ oh my god ♪ it's the weekend ♪ hands up for the weekend ♪ jillian: i am pretty sure rob has the weekend. come on, it's the weekend. rob: playing longer and longer, let it go.

jillian: good morning. it is almost the weekend. thanks for watching "fox and friends first". rob: thanks for getting up early with us. donald trump at a keep america great rally in minneapolis. >> it is so terrible. democrats are on a crusade to destroy our democracy. that is what is happening. rob: as thousands cheered him on inside some very dangerous riots were breaking out in the streets outside. jillian: demonstrators setting fires and throwing objects at police. aishah hasnie has more on the president's stopping the twin city. >> reporter: what a night, what a speech, donald trump spoke for two hours, turning minnesota red again, taking a swing at what he calls radical democrats in washington who sold out america. >> in the twisted worldview of

democrats and the media it is okay for politicians to ship our jobs to foreign countries, flood our communities with drugs and crime and enrich themselves at america's expense. jillian: in minneapolis trump took special aim at minnesota congresswoman ilhan omar. >> congresswoman omar is an america hating socialist. she minimized the september 11th attack on our homeland. she pleaded compassion for isis recruits right here in minnesota. omar lapse when americans speak of al qaeda. >> reporter: omar was watching because she responded quickly on twitter saying at his rally just now trump called me an america hating socialist andy disgrace,

sheldon the now phobic conspiracy theories about me, scolded my district for voting for me. his hate is no match for our movement, stand with me now by donating. >> reporter: supporters chanted four years inside, it was a very different story outside. [chanting] >> lock him up! >> several groups including antifa folks protesting in the streets through the night, confronting trump supporters, throwing objects at police, sitting m aga hat on fire, police put out the fires and control the crowds having to use pepper spray at times. trump lost minnesota in 2016 to hillary clinton by 40,000 votes so we can probably expect more rallies in that state to come. rob: trump rally in a blue city. fox news alert, and iranian oil tanker reportedly attacked off the coast of saudi arabia.

iranian officials say two missiles hit that tanker causing heavy damage with oil spilling into the red sea but iran's national tanker companies denying those reports. nobody has claimed responsibly for the attack and the saudi's have not commented. this is amid tensions between washington and tehran with the us accusing iran of attacks on foreign tankers near the strait of hormuz. breaking this morning donald trump weighing in on a solution to end the conflict in syria. >> we could send in 1000 troops for military conflict in turkey. you don't want to do that. we could hit turkey very hard financially. or we could mediate a deal between turkey and the kurds. i like that. let's mediate a deal. rob: this as the turkish military's invasion enters a third day. you are taking a live look at the border with syria where officials claim 277 kurdish

fighters have been killed. those numbers have not been confirmed, there are reports of multiple civilian deaths from inside both of these countries. jillian: the former us ambassador to the ukraine will appear on the hill as part of the democrats impeachment push. it comes as donald trump unleashes attacks on joe biden during his fiery rally in minnesota. griff jenkins is live in washington as we learn who the whistleblower might have worked for. >> reporter: according to the washington examiner the whistleblower that kicked this off may have worked for joe biden. he is a career cia analyst, with details of the national security council at the white house and has since left in that capacity, a source said might have come into contact with biden's lawyers for the was a blow, pushed back on allegations of political bias in their clients but acknowledged he came into contact with presidential candidates in their roles as elected officials. outside minnesota the president

railed against impeachment accusing democrats of being on a crusade to destroy democracy and had choice words for the bidens. >> hunter, you're a loser and your father was never considered smart. he was never considered a good senator. he was only a good vice president because he understood how to kiss barack obama's [bleep] >> reporter: this morning all eyes on former ambassador to ukraine maria, what is described as a transcribed interview, not the traditional hearing or deposition which is governed by separate rules. we won't know for sure if she will show until it happens. the un ambassador earlier this week, expected to appear for a transcribed interview next week. the house committees issuing another subpoena for rick perry.

jillian: so much to develop. two associates of donald trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani facing federal campaign finance charges. igor fruman and lev parnas illegally funneled money into american elections, they were arrested when boarding a flight to germany with 1-way tickets. they are being held on a $1 million bond. rob: the nba's ending all team media sessions during its trip to china. this morning at announcement comes after a tense exchange between the houston rockets and a cnn reporter. >> whether you feel differently about speaking out in that way in the future. rob: they do not want to talk about this was the nda saying we apologized, this was inconsistent with how the nba

conduct media events was the lakers and next game in shanghai did go on as scheduled but it was not broadcast on chinese tv. jillian: the houston astros dominate, hey, rob, the tampa bay rays in game 5 of the a lcs. >> one, 2, astros, yankees, game one. rob: that means it will be an awesome a lcs, the astros and the yankees starting tomorrow night on fox was the in lcs between st. louis and washington will begin tonight at ease:08:00 pm eastern time. on the gridiron tom brady as peyton manning for second place all-time in career passing yards as the patriots wallop the giants. >> allowed them to be the number one defense. blocks out of the air into the end zone for the touchdown. jillian: new england is

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written consent of that city or that state. jillian: here with reaction is tom homan. good to be with you as always. a lot of reaction on both sides as far as what the president had to say. >> he is great that he's letting the american people have a say. i went to college, used to be a great town. i was there several years ago. it changed the makeup of the town and it is sad what happened to a great historic town in upstate new york. local communities should have a say resettling people into the communities. the united states is the most giving country in the world, we welcome more refugees than any country in the world combined so we will continue but let's settle from where it makes sense. rob: if you ask the mayor of

minneapolis, he says consent -- welcome in minneapolis. it doesn't matter what constituents thing, doesn't want to put it to a vote. is that a typical political elitist mentality? >> absolutely. remember who he works for, members of congress and mayors and governors, they work for the people of the communities. they are to represent their views. this isn't some kind of dictatorship. they listen to the communities, communities should have a say of this. jillian: the mayor said the president brought the message of hatred in the hours before the rally and issued a proclamation declaring yesterday love trump 8 day. is there a better way to go about this if you don't agree with someone? >> absolutely. there is more hate on the left than there has ever been on the right and i have seen it personally. i've had protesters on my house on sunday morning. i have been all kinds of names.

i enforce the laws enacted by congress. they throw the hate card out rather than having a conversation. the secretary gave a speech in georgetown it wasn't allowed to speak. tell me where hate lies. if we want to have a discussion on issues, you can't shut it down. jillian: you saw protests last night. rob: what do you think of the present going to minneapolis to rally in lrf district. that is a bold move. >> he is not walking away. i know this president very well. i met with him many times. they are wrong when they pick a fight with him. i think he likes a fight. he won't lose a fight and his proven that. look what he has done at the border, 60%, not because of one person helping him but this is a president keeping his word to the american people. jillian: let's talk about this.

you were named man of the year by a police magazine in new york and new jersey. this is quite an honor. >> it is. that is a big decider of my career. to be recognized by your family, cops, carrying a badge or gun, i miss it greatly but to be recognized by your own, the highest award issued by the president of the united states which was an honor but nothing tops cops and did a pretty good job. rob: the pictures they have, i am always yelling at somebody. >> i love the fight. when i get invited to congress i look forward to the fight. rob: we hear the soundbites from those meetings. rob: every picture, yelling at somebody. in this country we need to defend this country.

jillian: you saw the images outside the arena of everybody protesting, throwing things at police officers calling for the abolishment of ice, that narrative continues. you talk about how being honored by men and women in blue is the greatest honor and you see how they are treated on the streets. what does that do to you inside? >> breaks my heart. these men and women need the safety and security of their home every day to put their lives on the line. there job requires -- when i grew up people respected them, hate from the left has caused us to be tough on law enforcement. these men and women run toward danger when everyone else is running away.

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utility companies have expanded their preemptive power outages in the southern part of the state, they turn the power off with high winds trying to be progressive on this, fire officials say it is unclear when they will bring these fires under control. jillian: extreme weather out west pushing into the great plains, blizzard like conditions stretching from washington state to minnesota snapping tree branches and knocking down power lines. in denver temperatures plummeting more than 60 ° within 24 hours. temperatures in the 20s causing slick roads and 200 crashes as new england braces for a powerful nor'easter with strong winds kicking up surf causing flooding along the coast. heavy rain is also expected. it has been a week of crazy weather. rob: they say everything is bigger in texas, even the state fair. abby went to the lone star state and got a taste of what the fair in texas had to offer. jillian: an exclusive interview and performance by one of the

fair's top performers, mighty mike. >> reporter: good morning. mighty mike is here. look at these. i see some props here. if it wasn't for:00 in the morning we would be put on a great show which i feel very lucky because i am getting this show. what do we have here? >> we have a horseshoe. i am the strongest one willing to where this outfit. jillian: it is a great outfit. >> here is the first, you wanted to do the strength -- the first is the horseshoe. i will wrap this up here. this proves that if you want something that seems impossible and you work hard enough you can achieve it. that is my inspiration. maybe you want to travel the world like i have done or make $1 million like i have not done or maybe you even want to marry a canadian strongman.

try things that seem impossible. here's the horseshoe. i will try to bend it. if you can bend if i will be fired. >> and that is a real horseshoe, no gimmick. i don't think you can do it. >> the guy who used to do this went viral. it is important, difficult to bend. actually got a lot easier. >> reporter: this is real. i just tried to bend that. >> i am having fun. >> reporter: we have a deck of cards and try to rip it. here we go. >> 52 cards. jillian: not sure.

>> there you go. >> reporter: look at that. i'm very impressed. texas strongman. i've got to hit the gym or something or start ripping cards. >> reporter: what is his workout routine? >> at the state fair i will be juggling sledgehammers. >> reporter: he juggled bowling balls, the whole thing. i am going to be his helper. there is a lot of stuff to see. rob: thanks so much. 26 after the hour, the president

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jillian: a look at top headlines, fox news alert, and iranian oil tanker attacked off the coast of saudi arabia overnight, two missiles caused heavy damage, oil spilling into the red sea. the blast comes with heightened tensions between washington and tehran with the us accusing terranova tax on foreign takers near the strait of hormuz. rob: us ambassador to ukraine will appear on capitol hill as part of the democrat impeachment push. she will partake in a transcribed interview in front of house committees. jillian: the little league softball world series heading to the white house, rowan county all-stars from north carolina will meet with donald trump

today asking for a white house visit 48 hours later got the invite. rob: the president heading to louisiana to rally for two different republican gubernatorial candidates. jillian: the gop hoping to oust john bell edwards and there are two republicans fighting for the job. rob: 80 rasponi is one of them. there are three choices saturday:democrat, two republican, tell us why they should choose you over both and tell us why you are different. >> i will you what. i'm only conservative outsider businessman job creator, not beholden to special interests and wants to move the state forward. jillian: let's look at your platform. are pro-life, pro-second amendment, what else are you

for? >> creating jobs. no reason louisiana is not number one in the south when it comes to jobs and opportunities so our children and grandchildren can stay and be proud to call louisiana home. louisiana is blessed but we have been ranked last for several years with a liberal as our governor. we need to turn this around and we have been blessed and we will do that when i am governor. jillian: you want to fight against illegal immigration in louisiana. is that correct? >> yes. illegal immigration is killing us. we need to do with louisiana what donald trump has done with our country, previous administrations, he said the economy, gdp of wanted to was norm, the president said no way, it should be 3 or 4 and he turned their economy around. you factoring jobs are gone, that is what obama was saying, same thing happening here, we are losing jobs in louisiana, the president brings

manufacturing jobs back in the united states. we need a conservative businessman job creator for louisiana and that is why i am running. we need to do for the louisiana what the president has done for our country. rob: you are the outsider. which candidate would get the vote? john bell edwards, the democrat who has got the job now gets 45% and you are in second place at 22 and ralph abraham has 17, you and ralph together, give it to you at the top two moving on to november at 39. tell us how in a month you will be the incumbent governor? >> what is going to happen is the people of louisiana are starting to focus on this, looking at what the president has done for the country and when they fart -- start to focus on this table defeat john bell edwards. they recognize we can't just stay last. if we are going to be better than last, number one in the south when it comes to jobs and opportunities we have to do something different and that is

elect a different kind of person as a governor. that is why i'm in this rate and focus on that. the president is doing a phenomenal job for us across the country and we really appreciate the president coming to louisiana to get people to focus on that. you can be a great state again like he has done for our country and i think when he comes down to help us and we appreciate that he will come back in the runoff and get people in louisiana to recognize we need a conservative outsider like the president to turn the state around. we don't have to accept being last. jillian: he has called you both great so it is something we will be following and watching. thank you for your time. >> thank you for having me. rob: i am going to louisiana. how will the weather be in louisiana? >> i love when it is all about rob.

it is warm, maybe a scattered thunderstorm, nothing crazy. we have a cold front moving through so pay attention. here we go. current temperatures across the west certainly dropping, 20-30 ° difference in temperatures as with the windchill it is feeling below 0 in some places. we are watching that storm and a coastal low which thankfully has remains for the most part offshore. we have a sneak of sunshine yesterday and parts of the northeast, new england could see scattered storms and strong blustery winds in this area of low pressure brought the unbelievable amounts of snow for october continues to be cranked up, blizzard warnings in north dakota and winter storm advisories in the midwest, we could see 6 to 12 inches of snow

when all is said and done. i don't -- i wish i had a marker here where you are going to be. rob: i could -- >> a tracker where rob schmidt is. rob: 3 hour the stove houston. >> happy friday. jillian: 36 after the hour. basketball fans after the nba fight with china spills into the stands, hong kong protesters and spectators. >> this is in accordance with policies, not doing political any sort of political show, however is coming from the nba which is political all the time. rob: how is something like this even possible in the us. our next guest says it is all about the bottom line.

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get your free flu shot today at your neighborhood walgreens. jillian: the nba controversy in china spilling into the united states, fans being silenced, that is what they say and thrown out of american arenas over their support for the hong kong protesters. >> we hope people would look it up and see my goodness, china is really terrible. they said this is in accordance with their policies of not doing political any sort of political show it these events which is hilarious coming from the nba which is political all the time. jillian: is the nba letting china control freedom of speech? here to weigh in his army veteran and ceo of i-9 apparel, tyler, what do you think of a question? is the nba letting china control

and narrative in the united states? >> absolutely emphatically yes. very progressive and liberal organization that has decided to double down with china. they have no problem speaking out against donald trump's primerica america first agenda but when it affects the bottom line they are trying to grow the market in china they have no problem silencing fans. one of the general managers speaking out saying we are with you, hong kong, we are with this idea that democracy should be able to grow and we live in a country where freedom of speech, freedom of expression is okay and is something we need to espouse to the world that this is the right way to treat other human beings but instead the nba just like nike has decided it is pro-profit, not pro-values. jillian: in case people don't know what is going on this

happened at two different arenas, washington and philadelphia. here is a statement, free hong kong signs, they removed signs in accordance with capital one arena's long-standing signs, banners, posters and flight policy, no fans were asked to leave the game. guests are welcome to bring flags but they cannot be political in nature. out there kong who want the right to say you are trying to expand into

that region and that is fine. understand what is occurring, what type of regime you in june nike halted sale of a range of sports shoes in china after japanese designer showed support for hong kong protests in and instagram post. it look like this is something that happened months ago we are just hearing as a result of everything going on the last few days. >> absolutely. if you look at the quarterly earnings reports they are up double digits quarter after quarter, $10 billion last year in the greater china region. they said emphatically they are

accompanied by china for china which i think is incredible for the ceo of an american company to say. they decided this is where they want manufacturing. just like the nba that is fine. americans will vote with their dollars, they will decide if they do not want to be associated with the brand. this is a brand i grew up espousing. i want to be just like them. i want a quality material that i felt proud to wear and now i can't fathom buying everything from that organization. they don't have a set of values but an idea of profit first. jillian: that is why you are wearing the by patriots for patriots shirt. before we run, here's nike's statement on pulling that from china. and designed by a collaborator.

how can people get it if they want it? >> we are an awesome alternative to our friends at nike. jillian: we appreciate it. rob: sesame street doesn't just teach colors and counting anymore. >> my mom needs help learning to take better care of herself. she talks to people with the same problem. rob: how young is too young? i these kinds of lessons talking about drug use and things like that, are they good for kids or a burden? we the bait that coming out next. we check in with brian in 15 minutes on "fox and friends". >> on that topic, we talk about that in 25 minutes. a lot of people focus on harris, dana perino and bret baer but so many focus on these three

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>> congresswoman paul see gabbard threatening to boycott the democratic debate because she thinks the race is rigged. >> the democratic primary election was rigged by the dnc and their partners incorporate media against bernie sanders and the dnc and corporate media are rigging the election again but this time against the american people. >> reporter: she said it's use of undemocratic polls undermined early voting, she qualified for this month's debate but did not qualify for last month's debate.

>> sesame street taking on the opioid crisis was the iconic children's to revealing a new character who lives in foster care while her mother battle addiction. >> my mom needs help learning to take better care of herself so she talks to people with the same problem. >> should we be forcing this conversation on little kids in our society? it to the bait that, liberal analyst kathy a rule and kathy barnett. a lot of people have opinions on this. >> a lot of people do have opinions on this but sesame street started 50 years ago and they started to show children real life. the trend for real life, they

have introduced homelessness, hunger, poverty, so many issues. for them to be on the cutting edge of something like addiction is not unusual. this is normal for sesame street to be doing this. this is real life, children are tackling these things at home. rob: your response? obviously it is a big problem. opioid addiction is a problem and it does affect kids. >> it does but when you consider that sesame street's target audience is ages 2 to 5 years old maybe this is a little too much reality. for those kids with parents who are battling addiction, perhaps it would be nice if sesame street was a safe place for them to go instead of having to deal with that but i earnestly

believe we should allow children to be children, let them play and have fun. this is not something impressionable little minds should be burdened with. we are so focused in this country of growing our children up like little mushrooms. they bypass childhood and go straight to adulthood and we are not allowing them to just have fun and play and not become little worrywart and that is what our culture is doing, anxiety ridden children instead of allowing them to just play. rob: does it change anything that it is only online? you are going to have to seek it out on the internet? >> we also know the online presence is a growing market and once again yes, addiction is a very real issue. i am the parent. sesame street should take notice of the fact that you enter time my children and allow me to do

that and figure out -- rob: respond to that. a lot of kids out there don't have this problem and maybe don't need to see this. >> there are a lot of kids who have friends with these problems. they are not getting anxiety from watching a show. they are getting anxiety from life in general. just a couple weeks ago i was visiting a classroom. i am a certified teacher and i go in and out of public schools and a child when asked if her child would visit the classroom on dad's day, my daddy is in jail. sesame street -- sesame street has addressed parents in jail. >> sesame street at their own words, 6 million kids age 11 and under are dealing with a parent struggling with addiction. they are age 11 and other, 13%

of the population, that means 87% of kids are not dealing with these issues. rob: not directly. we have to cut it there because the show is getting a little tight. thanks for your time, appreciate it, an interesting debate, interesting story. if we could go back up from sesame street, addiction is often seen as a grown-up issue but it impacts children in ways that are not always visible. we will be right back. ah! come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. . this was a good idea. shhhh. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me!

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jillian: we couldn't go without showing you this. adorable toddlers get into mischief when mom and dad are fast asleep. >> why? >> why. >> i'm talking to you. >> i got it. >> what do you want. >> i want to get down in your bed. do you like it? do you like it down? >> no. >> sing to me. >> after all that little is sister realized she left her doll behind and little sister to the rescue. >> oh doll baby. >> cute. her this girl forgot her blanky. she decided she could go without it. that is so stinking cute.

>> kids will be fighting in a few years but right now they are cute. jillian: have a good day. ♪ ♪ me and my gang ♪ we live to ride ♪ we ride to live ♪ me and my gang [cheers and applause] ♪ we're going to rock this thing ♪ me and my gang ♪ ♪ me and my gang ♪ [cheers and applause] ainsley: hey, how are you? thank