♪ ♪ ♪ let's get loud ♪ turn the music up ♪ feel that sound ♪ let's get loud ♪ let's get loud pete: who picked this music? ed: you know. ed: first one is yours. jedediah: let's get loud. jedediah: song i used to dance to when i used to hang out in the clubs and the bars yeah, let's get loud. pete: was jedy from the block real. ed: 6:00 a.m. jedediah: never too early to have a discall ball out and talk about jenny from the

block. pete: half of the people are under the covers right now going it's a little much. ed: fall festival on fox square. we will have a lot of fun all morning. jedediah: we have a petting zoo. i have to throw that in there. pete: it's national farmers day. i walked through the plaza to get in today and it smells like a farm. if you have been on a farm that's what it smells like. come on out and join us. ed: championship sear years yankees against the astros. a lot of astro fans out there as well to be fair with you. jedediah: you have the ties a well. pete: don't make me cheer for the astros. ed: we have a little surprise pete does not know about. a little world series championship. pete: i can't wait. ed: president already in campaign mode rally in the bayou. pete's home state where he was really in fight mode. pete: or stand-up comedy

mode depending on how you look at. ed: john bel edwards facing the voters today. basically if he doesn't get to 50% run off down the road top republican vote getter. pete: jungle primary. election day in louisiana. they don't think that the democrat will cross that threshold which will trigger a second election with only one republican. two republicans stood on stage with president trump. neither was able to say critical remarks about their opponent. but the president, of course, made a few critical remarks of his opponent here he was yesterday in lake charles, louisiana. >> we have been living through this so-called insurance policy because they know we are putting a stop to their pillaging and plundering and hoaxes. [cheers and applause] >> the radical democrat policies are crazy. they can't win an elections day, so they are pursuing an

illegal invalid and unconstitutional [bleep] impeachment. [cheers and applause] >> shifty schiff. little adam schiff, he comes out and he made up my conversation. pelosi. nervous. [boos] >> she was angry as hell when she got to read the transcript. but she was stuck. nancy pelosi hates the united states of america because she wouldn't be doing. this. pete: double barrels i will tell you that. new phrase i have heard time and time again now is a secretive impeachment. you have testimony happening but it's only happening behind closed doors. transcripts are not being released and nancy pelosi. ed: selective leaks. pete: of course. most cowardly impeachment in american history. followed by a secret process where the american people don't actually know what these people are saying and the democrats can spin

whatever they want, jed. jedediah: one thing can you see from the rallies is he loves them. he loves every single minute of them. politicians when they don't love them becomes transparent. joe biden has been one struggling. ed: going through the motions. jedediah: feel like you have to do it. you can't find your footing. president trump, ever since he began campaigning for the 2016 election, he loves these moments. he gives the base the red meat they want. you saw him get bleeped. >> that's always something that line ofs up a crowd. ed: his supporters love that renegade spirit he brings to the rallies. pete talked about double-barrel assault on the democrats. we are barreling towards 2020. the president said bring it on. watch. >> but it looks like, you know, when bernie gets out, which seems inevitable, when bernie gets out it looks like those will go to your radical leftist elizabeth warren, right? [crowd boos]

and that unfortunately will be the end of sleepy joe because i would probably most likely to run -- any of them. i don't care. whoever it is. just put them out there. let's get this thing going. [cheers] pete: that is president playing political prognosticator. grain of salt a big one. national polls at this moment. but for democrats the real clear politics average has joe biden barely edging elizabeth warren. you can say that's within the margin of error. biden has been fading. warren has been rising. and bernie sanders who a lot thought was the frontrunner early on is fading and second tier has been clear for quite some time. i think is he probably chomping at the bit to know who it is going to be. jedediah: warren is someone who loves being on the campaign trail. she does it well. gets motivated and excited. she has a dozen energy and passionate about what she gets. that parallel is much more exciting even nor a elizabeth warren and donald trump kind of go at it

policy wise. both have that really that strong fire in the belly that you want to see from someone who really wants to win an election this is something that hillary clinton was lacking. voters felt she wasn't able to liven up a crowd. she did a great job. i think it's causing people like the bill mahers of the world for example to turn around and say you know what? maybe joe biden isn't our guy. take a listen to what he had to say on friday on hbo. >> i like joe, he is never my favorite. if he is the guy to beat trump, i'm like let's not kill him, because if he is the one. i must say my confidence that he can beat trump is waning. he looks like a depreciating stock to me. i'm not trying to get joe out. we do need someone in the center who is a younger and femaler. [laughter] that's amy klobuchar you know you are a relevant presidential candidate when the host is talking about another candidate to you over the course of your interview. the thing about elizabeth warren is she may have

passion. but she is a hard core leftist so when the nancy pelosi says the president hates the united states of america he is making a larger effort 20206789 democrats gone borderless, illegals over citizens. they want the green new deal control your life. healthcare for all. that's never what america was premised on individual freedom and justice. the media will pars his words how dare he say that about nancy pelosi. is he making an argument to say america was based on certain things they are going so hard left you can't vote for that. >> joe biden has been out there in his defense saying that he believes he will beat the president like a drum. he has said that again and again. of the polls might not back that up. do you think the president is nervous about joe biden or maybe itches for a fight with elizabeth warren too far left and he thinks he can beat her. pete: give us your prognostication. jedediah: interesting to watch different views.

better debate for me. ed: big victory for the president in the making. maybe some in the media are not going to talk about. just call it the art of the deal. the president striking a partial trade deal round one with china. jedediah: causing stock stock surge. pete: garrett tenney on more on that deal. what does it include. >> this is not the comprehensive trade deal president trump was hoping for but it is the first major sign of progress towards ending the trade dispute between the world's two largest economies in nearly six months the u.s. has announced it has reached a deal in principle what is being described as phase one of a larger trade deal. this phase will include intellectual property. chinese concessions on currency and beijing agreeing to buy as much as $50 billion in u.s. agricultural products. u.s. stocks rose by nearly 500 points on news of a potential deal before pulling back slightly at the close. it's not clear what the u.s. will give up in return as a part of this phase one. the president admitted it could still all fall apart

over the next 3 to 5 weeks while it's being written up and finalized. he still touted it as a big win for the country at a rally last night in louisiana. >> i just made a great china deal today for energy, for the farmers. [cheers] >> for the banks. for so many, you know, technology. one of the greats. phase one is a big phase. in fact, the biggest problem, it will be 40 to $50 billion in farm purchases. i don't think our farmers can produce thatch. i said that's okay as i mentioned this is just the first of what could be three phases of a trade deal. phase two negotiations will begin once phase 1 is signed and finalized. those are not expected to be any easier talks on the second and third bases it will include issues likely like the forced technology transfer which has been so controversial. those will need to be addressed as well.

ed: garrett tenney in washington. the president against the odds taking china head on. critics say never get a trade deal why are you saying this? he has been saying we have been ripped off a long time we have to take them on. nba being exposed for this cozy relationship with china not wanting any of the players or general managers to speak out on behalf of the hong kong protesters. the president calling out on twitter, steve kerr one of the big coaches attacking the president nonstop the last couple of years all kinds of issues. president tweeting. so fun to watch steve kerr grovel. he choked and looks weak and pathetic. don't want him at the white house. the warriors tried to snub. saying we don't want him at the white house. >> coach kerr asked about what's happening in china. he reinforced his view of the double standard. watch. >> ever come up that the nba's business interest in china are at odds with a country whose human rights

record is not in step with the united states? >> i it has not come up in terms of people asking me about it. nor has our record of human rights abuses come up either. you know, people in china didn't ask me about, you know, people owning ar-15s and knowing each other down in a mall. the world is a complex place and there is more grid black and white. recall. jedediah: that's really disgusting to watch him make any sort of comparison between our human rights record and that of china. i have to think so many people around the country, i don't care where you stand on the political spectrum heard that and say did he really say that out loud? outrageous. pete: when donald trump says nancy pelosi hates the united states of america. is he talking like people like steve kerr blame our country first. nba giving carte blanche to players to trash the united states but you can't say a thing about china running

literal internment camps. he had here is what is really going on. watch. >> in may of 2015, president baracwent to nike's headquarters in portland, oregon and announced his defense of the tpp. who is the president that came after obama and walked america away from the tpp? donald trump. who is the shoe company lebron james, kaepernick and other athletes that smear donald trump as racist? who are the people constantly criticizing donald trump? nba. steve kerr, greg popovich, the nba answers to nike. pete: the video playing.

fans going to games holding up signs said free hong kong one was at the 76ers game which last time i checked was based on 1776 and freedom of expression. this is a big problem. got bless what president trump is trying to do on this trade deal in china. big issue still in front of him. this would be big relief for farmers. jedediah: let us know friends@foxnews.com. what do you make of the comments that steve kerr made? did it fire up the rage new like it did me? let us know. ed: we will be talking about it. president trump refusing to turn over documents related to ukraine. when eric holder did the same thing they were, yeah, singing a different tune. >> this has been a political exercise all along. >> republicans are contemptible in what they are doing today. ed: the double standard. the former daj takes us inside the subpoena standoff. that's next. ♪ ♪

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vons. >> good morning. >> good to see a young adam schiff a little younger, same guy, saying the complete opposite point. >> yeah. look at now and then and compare the two. right now we have them investigating the lawful conduct of the president under the very broad authority he has under the constitution to conduct foreign policy. look back then what was going on? the president and eric holder were covering up operation fast and furious which was will will fast and furious. what were they doing? violating federal gun laws to get weapons, illegally into. hands of criminals and then allowing them to smuggle them across the border into the hands of the mexican drug cartel where these weapons were used to kill literally hundreds of mexican citizens and a u.s. border agent. i mean, the contrast is unbelievable between those

two. ed: what about the contrast, if we are going to hold the democrats feet to the fire there are a lot of republicans who in 2012 who were saying we want these documents. have you got to comply with subpoenas. why are republicans now doing the opposite? you have to like i said look at the two situations. back then they were covering up potentially illegal behavior by the justice department that led to the killing of individuals. here, the president is convicting foreign policy, which he has the full authority to do under the constitution and instead, congress is actually trying to interfere with his constitutional ability to conduct foreign policy. the situations could not be more different. ed: there you go. you answered that question. moving forward. what do we need to know about the impeachment battle? because you make those key points but adam schiff put out a statement late yesterday saying he is going full speed ahead and in fact

it's going to be ramping up the impeachment inquiry. what's the next move for the white house? >> i think they have made their move, which is to say look, if you are going to conduct an impeachment inquiry, the entire house needs to vote on it and authorize it because it's the house that's given the power to conduct impeachment. not the speaker. plus, they haven't laid out the rules under which it's going to be conducted. and it needs to be as transparent as possible. ed: it's been happening behind closed doors not as transparent. if they went by this process. the republicans would have subpoena power and want to bring in hunter biden and others. so far the democrats are blocking that hans, thanks for coming. >> in thanks for having me. ed: hanoi jane at it again. protesting climate change. didn't she learn her lesson the first time when she got a little political. go back into the way back machine in a moment. ♪ i just can't get enough

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♪ ed: we are back with a serious fox news alert. indiana state trooper killed in a car crash responding to call overnight. now, the trooper, peter steven's police car flipped off the road and slammed into utility pole. no word on what caused that crash. he served on the department for four years. the 27-year-old leaves behind a wife and just a 6-month-old daughter. so tragic. meanwhile, acting homeland security chief mclean kevin now after many years in government wants to spend more time with his family and got private sector. mcaleenan will stay on until the president choosing

a replacement. tells fox acting director of the citizenship and immigration services ken cuccinelli tops the president's list for the post. we shall see. jed? jedediah: we shall see. actress jane fonda taking on a new role as climate change activist. >> inspired by greta and the students i have decided to upend my life, leave my comfort zone and move to d.c. for four months to focus on climate change. jedediah: her goal to get arrested every friday for the rest of the year protesting climate change at our nation's capital. yesterday she was successful in many quote fire drill fridays. here to react is comedian michael loftus. the courage it really is overwhelming, is it not? >> i cannot stand it. she talks about doing this like she is going on vacation, right? she is like so i decided to take a break i'm going to

jet on over to d.c. to take on climate change. half of america is trying to take out a second mortgage to go to a basketball game and she is jet setting all over green's earth to protest fossil fuels. how much jet fuel is she going to use to get over there? hohow many gallons of fossil fuel is she going to use? i want the time from my life back that she is stealing. we only have 10 years. jane fonda just took a couple days. jedediah: you have to be rich to have the luxury of a nervous breakdown. you have to have the money. just imagine the average person looking at this. oh you can afford to take four months to go and try to get arrested to try to protest? i mean, why don't celebrities realize when they say this they are so out of touch with most of america it just doesn't hit home? >> they really think they are leading us and teaching us. all they are really teaching america is just what giant

hypocrites they are and how they don't care. that's what we need to do. we need to invent a machine create liberal hypocrisy. it will run forever. we will be vacationing on mars. jedediah: take a listen to jane 2307jane fonda. >> when i see somebody who could be doing something else much more fun and interesting and comfortable, i think well, maybe i should be doing more, too. i mean, obviously some people like your audiences, many of them aren't going to be moved by anything like that. but a lot of people will be. and they will ask themselves is there more that i can do? look what the young people are doing. and so we want to inspire people to action before it's too late. we only have 11 years. jedediah: does it actually make a difference doing exercises like she is right now? >> no. it really doesn't. here's what i think. i think somewhere hugy bear from star ski and hutch

wants his hat back. [laughter] she needs a catchphrase. she has got nothing. she has no zip no. spark. that greta turnberg. how day you. area sell an 81-year-old hugy bear. jedediah: she has a hong history of protesting and being very political. i'm wondering if she is not seeing these younger activist on the scene i need to get back in there. i don't want to be forgotten. i need to be part of this movement we will see how it plays out in holiday. >> she has the energy to protest from 9 to 5 every day. i apologize, america. jedediah: i love her acting. i had to say that i'm on record. thank you, michael for being here. >> thank you, have a good one. jedediah: parents listen up. turns out sponge bob square pants is racist.

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ed: shot of the morning. this is the surprise i teased. a devastated pete hegseth watching his beloved minnesota twins getting swept by my yankees. jedediah: says it all. eliminating the twins. pete: thank you for my beloved wife jennifer. you are a leaker. you leaked this to ed henry. that's a private photo. [awe] pete: my buddy jim is right next to me. as we are going down hard. a grand slam has h. just been hit. ed: yes, indeedy. face the astro notice acs tonight at 8 p.m. eastern on fox. pete: you better believe it. ed: thanks for being a good sport. jedediah: can't trust

anyone. pete: that's what i'm learning. i will do some work and read some headlines for you this morning. explosive wildfire turning deadly as 100,000 people are forced to flee their homes. high winds fueling 8 fires burning across the state. wildfires destroying about 800 acres per hour. dozens of homes already burned to the ground. a man dependent on an oxygen tank, get, this dying just 12 minutes after the electric company cut off power to prevent equipment from sparking a fire. power is back on for more than half of 2 million in the dark. frozen food company owner is the first parent to plead guilty in a college admission scandal and avoid prison. peter jan sotorio a year of probation to paying 15,000 to do so boost his daughter's test score before trying to cover it up. actress felicity huffman starts his two week sentence later this month. lori loughlin who pleaded not guilty is scheduled to

go to trial next year. and a hero bus driver is honored for his bravery. watch this. >> fire. the house is on fire. >> fire. there is a fire over there. >> sinead brown stopping her bus and rushing into the burning apartment building with flames shooting out of it. everyone escaping safely. she says her motherly instinct kicked. in. >> i just felt like it was something that i needed to do because i have kids of my own and if it was mine, i would want somebody to do it for them, too. pete: good for her. milwaukee fire department honoring her with a community hero award and naming her honorary chief of the day. that's a great title. all right. parents you, listen up. turns out your favorite, your kid's favorite cartoon my favorite. this is not fake news. this is real. somehow is racist.

♪ oh ♪ who lives in a pineapple under the sea ♪ sponge bob square pants. pete: a professor at the university of washington accuses sponge bob of racism and perpetuating violence against indigenous people. holly barker claims bikini bottom where sponge bob lives is based on land used by the u.s. for nuclear testing during the cold war. she says it's unjust that sponge bob is allowed to occupy land under water that natives were not able to return. to say i love sponge bob, that is insane. i wish i lived in bikini bottom every once in a while and lived under a rock like his buddy. rick, out to you. rick: i don't even know what to say. pete: what do you do with that. rick: i have no idea. pete: everyone loves patrick. rick: i'm not going to lie i

have never seen sponge bob. pete: i watch it when my kids are not at home sometimes. rick: it's kind of an adult thing. pete: i love that. rick: huge week a big storm off the northeast coast. obviously all the filers in california and doubt across the southeast continues. take a look at the map. massive cold front that's moved through and really dropped temperatures 44 degrees right now in dallas. 55 in houston, 68 in new orleans. cold front sweeped across parts of the south brought fall finally. watching this spinning storm off the northeast coast. bringing coastal erosion and flooding. we still have that today. eventually get out of there and see that cold front that's moving through. bring a few showers across the southeast which we desperately need some rain, places like atlanta across the panhandle of florida. few showers out there which is really good news. temperaturewise, here you go, 35 degrees for a high today in far go, it is still cold. still feels like winter after a big snow storm up to

18 inches of snow. ed: did pete really say he wants to live in bikini bottom? rick: i was going to let it go. ed: we have to move onto the fall festival. jedediah: tradition here on "fox & friends." this year we are celebrating on national farmer's day. ed: joining us is senior v.p. of investor and public relations for tractor supply. they set all this up this morning. good morning to you. >> good morning. ed: we have got kids here. they have s'mores that they're making. we can smell it in the air. fall is in the air. >> it is such a great time year. we love celebrating fall at tractor supply. we are so thankful for national farmers and be here to celebrate. this lots of fun, starting with the s'mores here. how do you like your s'mores? >> i like them burnt a little bit. >> i bet we can get one for you. at tractor supply, we help our customers live life on their terms. so we love being able to celebrate the outdoors and fall is such a great time of

the year to be outdoors and kind of unplugged a little bit. pete: it is. when you think farmers, part of that is a farmer's market. >> farmer's market. tractor supply you don't have to be a farm tore shop at tractor supply. we help people take care of their land and their animals why have a petting zoo down here. but the farmer's market, i think, you know, it's that bounty time of the year for harvest and that's the tradition is the national farmer day would be at the end of the harvest season. >> one of my favorite things to do is go out and shop at a farmer's market. everything is so fresh and amazing i love it. >> tractor supply get all of those things that you see. seeds to help you grow a garden even. also love to think about apple picking this time of the year all the march vest and thanksgiving coming up, too. pete: do farmer does face painting? i didn't know about that kids a.

pete: ed, do you want to race on these later? >> this is one of the things especially if you go out to a lot of farms right now. they have the corn mazes. all of the activities, the petting zoos at the farm itself not just a farmer market but going to the plug. >> kids like to get outside and enjoy time with family. what's really important tour customers, their families, the land, the animals and the community. why have the future farmers of america here with us. pete: niles. >> making s'mores and they are here. largest future farmers of america chapter is right here in new york city. rick: who knew? >> we have animals here. tractor supply is very pet friendly. jedediah: painting gp going on here. >> lots of kids having fun.

pete: i don't think they're babies, jed. >> every one of these animals have been in our stores. we are very pet friendly. it's my dog's favorite store is tractor supply. we have had every type of animal. last week we had an ostrich come in to tractor supply. pete: is that alpaca. >> it is named alfalfa. jedediah: it tickles. rick: jedediah does some yoga? >> that's great. we have so much fun. and that's what this time of year really is about. getting outside and enjoying. this. pete: a lot of people are deattached from farming and understanding where their food actually comes from. millions and millions of land in this country. rick: they come from cans, pete. that's where tomatoes come from. >> i will let you in on a little secret. tractor supply might be our name. youono tractor supply.

pete: i did not know that no, there are no tractors. but we can get all the pet supplies for every type of animal you might have. rick: when i was a kid we lived in nebraska it is are you a john deere or ford person? it's a battle. pete: depends on which dealership is in your town thank you so much. >> thank you. a pleasure. thank you for your service. ed: calling bull on impeachment and unloading on democrats. what did voters think about the rally? >> pete: rob schmitt is live in louisiana to find out. he is having breakfast with friends coming up next. ♪ john deere john 3:16 ♪ . i wish i could save faster. you're making good choices. you'll get there. ♪

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colors. amendment rule next year. employers, college and teachers following restraining order to take someone's guns away if they are deemed a threat. the governor signing a measure making california the first state to provide college students with medical abortion medication. pete: you bet. ed: all 34 public schools must offer the meds for free by 2023. the state cutting ties with all for profit prisons. a new bill actually bans prisons from signing contracts. it includes ice facilities by the way that currently hold by the way, yes, illegal. pete: what a doosie there, ed. jedediah: president trump is rallying voters in louisiana last night at second event this week. pete: "fox & friends" co-host rob schmitt is talking to voters at lake charles, louisiana. good morning. how is it going. ed: you can smell the home cooking from here.

rob: the pancakes are legendary and food is good. lake charles, louisiana. southwest louisiana near the texas border. this is actually an election day here in lake charles. they are picking a new governor maybe today or maybe it will go to a runoff yet to be seen. we did have a big rally last night. energy company down here. a lot of people work in oil and natural gas. we have a couple fellows here. these guys are retired here this is don and hass here. good to see you, sir. you had the president in town last night. >> yes, we did. rob: you saw the rally. what did you think? what did you make of it. >> he is fun to watch. i wish he would tone it down a little bit. but he is doing the job that we hired him to do. i'm real satisfied at his performance. rob: we hear that a lot. stay off twitter a little bit more. you like what he is doing. you like the policy and the administration? >> absolutely. rob: what are you a fan of the most? >> well, he is cleaning up

the swamp, which is what, you know, he is getting people to come out and -- he is shaking some bones. rob: exactly. sent in to stir stuff up and stirring stuff up. >> that's what he said he was going to do. his taxes last year put a few dollars in my pocket and i liked that. rob: let's talk about that. i'm going to slide over here to don. navy veteran. don, thank you for talking to us. talking about taxes, the president obviously cut them. on the other side of that you have a governor here john bel edwards that took your sales tax in this state up to one of the highest levels in the nation. >> you notice this look on my face? rob: that's how you feel about it. i gotcha. you got two guys can you choose from. you are going to pick a republican today. have you ralph abraham and. >> abraham. i like him because he is more down folk. rob: you like him mores that

risponi he is the outsider. >> yes, i know. when they go into politics, when they start cutting down the other person, and then turn around and say oh well, i didn't really mean that i like abraham. he come out front. rob: you think risponi fights too bertie. >> when he changes tune. when he say he made a mistake. rob: in 2020 you are for trump. >> oh, yes. rob: as far as democrats go, do you think anybody has a chance. >> no. rob: fair enough. keep it simple. >> yeah. they -- there is nobody on the democratic side that is really sitting there and discussing the problems we have. and trying to get them fixed. they are with this darn. rob: just resistance. >> impeachment, impeachment. it's stupid. rob: i gotcha. >> look at all the other problems we have got going on. i mean, our health programs,

our social security. rob: i don't have if feed by the way it popped out. don, we thank you, appreciate it. >> just think what he could do if the democrats would work with him. rob: i gotcha. that's what a republicans say all the time. don, i appreciate it. i don't have ifp. ed: breakfast no bull. don and hass say nothing impeachment and work with the man. pete: great point at the end imagine what he could get done if they worked with him. tell rob to try the special fries. menu at katie's diner i hear they are really good. jedediah: holiday travel around the corner so are crooks and cyber thieves. kurt the cyberguy is here to keep your house safe. ♪ i want it all ♪ i want it all ♪ and i want it now ♪ hmm. exactly.

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go back and play the hits. check out brittany spears. rediscover brittany spears she is still there. not going anywhere. ed: we will be celebrating fall all morning long a festival on fox square. getting to some big news all weekend long in particular the whistleblower and the impeachment inquiry. breaking news from "the washington examiner" saying look at this headline, adam schiff has two aides who worked with the whistleblower at the white house. presumably that would have been back in the obama administration and what they say is abigail grace who worked at the nsc in 2018 into the trump administration was hired in february while sean misco national security aid in 2017 joined schiff's committee staff in august, the same month that the whistleblower submitted his complaint. the whistleblower was a national security council sill official who worked with yes, former vice president joe biden back in the obama administration and had expertise in ukraine. "the washington examiner" has reported. the plot thickens this

morning. pete: so they say it was an inside job. these are obama holdovers who stayed just long enough to see what they could gather on the trump administration. this is what trump allies have been alleging in the deep state. leave the trump administration, go to adam schiff's committee who is the lead of this cowardly so-called impeachment inquiry. there's nothing whistleblower about that. we should drop that full screen that's on the screen right now. this guy is not a whistleblower. this is a leaker. this is a confidential -- anonymous informant. whatever label you want to give it. groups of people who have been in washington, d.c. for years who never anticipated a guy like donald trump would get elected. despite him for the people who voted for him. investigate him and all connected to joe biden and adam schiff. ed: let's assume there is a deep state. pete: there is. ed: why did the president give them fodder and make the call. pete: is he really 60 corruption that does exist and ultimately if you are going to give money to a

country like that you would hope it's not part of a corrupt scheme of you who they are going to use it. this is a guy who is frustrated still today by the fact of what was done to him in a conspiracy to undo a duly elected president was never investigated and no one was held accountable. everyone trying to his words quop nobody thought he would release and he did. jedediah: does this whistleblower deserve protection? president trump weighed in on that yesterday. take a listen. >> the whistleblower comes out with a totally phony report report on my phone call. they never thought i would release it. by the way the president of ukraine yesterday came out and he said he did nothing wrong. what are you talking about in the fake news hardly puts him on. there was nothing wrong. they don't even know what the hell we are talking about. but nobody thought i would release the call. probably nobody thought we had a transcript. so when i heard the viciousness -- but here's

the worst of all. worse than the whistleblower. why are we protecting a person that tells you things that weren't true? ed: which part was not true? pete: exactly. ed: which part was not true? pete: which part of that phone call they never thought they would release is high crimes and misdemeanors. ed: name one thing the whistleblower said was not true. pete: there was a quid pro quo. direct ask saying -- first of all the money was released. second of all the ukrainians didn't know the money was at issue. and then is he asking for the corruption to be looked into and investigated. ed: joe biden invoked on the call? pete: joe biden was the former vice president of the united states answered was central to the ukrainian policy. that's something a president can bring up when talking to a foreign country. jedediah: it does get a little bit tricky though. you have to protect the rights of legitimate whistleblowers. they serve a very important purpose it. does become a question if people are calling for this whistleblower let's put him out there and put his name out there and see who he was and see all this information about him, will that set a

terrible press dent for those in the future. ed: if generally corruption. unclear if he is actually blowing the whistle on corruption. pete: can you honestly define this person as a whistleblower. when you look at the totality of the connection. access information. is this something the media. ed: get more facts. fair points. we don't know the whole story. you haven't talked to the whistleblower. we should get the whistleblower to testify. pete: in public. ed: under oath. jedediah: that's the question should it be in public or not. ed: now they want to do it behind closed doors. whistleblower lawyers saying do written testimony. how do we do that and check it? pete: why do we care? he has second hand information on a call he or she wasn't on. ed: said the whistleblower had political bias had ties to one of the 2020 candidates. we now believe to be joe biden based on reporting. maybe this whistleblower worked with biden back in the obama administration. a lot of big questions we

will be hitting it all morning. meanwhile, these attacks on the president's supporters hitting a new low. look at this trump supporter who got spit on during a live interview during the president's minnesota rally. a reporter in the middle of it can't even believe. look at this. blatant trump derangement syndrome. oh. actually disgusting. to watch. and the reporter turns. you can actually see it. this is on top of, you know, the maga hats burned after the rally. listen to this quick sound bite and we will talk about it. >> in 20116 the president was proud of in his campaign was that it was self-funded and that he had a lot of the. >> oh,. >> i'm so sorry. >> are you okay? >> i'm fine. >> are you serious? >> i'm type. >> i'm sorry that happened. >> that's not how people really feel. but on the other hand.

so there is -- >> i respect your opinion. >> i didn't do that that wasn't me. >> spit on someone. >> that's outrageous behavior. i give that guy standing there being interviewed so much credit. i can't think of a single person i know, myself included remain that calm in that situation. he maintained his composure. unbelievable and then you had the reporter, elizabeth alan ders responding in this tweet and saying i interview a lot of the president's supporters at rallies and have never seen this before. my reaction gives that away quickly. this is really a new low where you now have reporters interviewing trump supporters and having to face this kind of nonsense. this is truly -- i truly cannot find the words because i cannot imagine what i would do if i were being interviewed and that happened to me. can you put yourself in that situation. pete: i wish i could say that's a new low. yes, a lot of people would react physically to that. but most people i know who are trump supporters would

react that exact same way. they would some people. we that's fine. people that i know say i go to support the president despite all of this nonsense. i understand what he stands for. you can attack me all you want. i'm going to go into that voting booth. if you know minneapolis, minneapolis is san francisco -- it's portland, it's ceilings. it's left wing radical as you can get. the rest of the minnesota is trump country. what you saw outside of there was very predictable. this is, you know, par for the course. ed: there were maga hats burned. being being threatened. physically chased down. look burning maga hats right there. >> the governor of minnesota's daughter was out there with a vulgar sign. you also had a state rep, a democrat state rep out there part of the antifa that was throwing stuff at the cops. so it is -- antifa has become institutionalized into the leftist democrat party. ed: what do you think? is this a new low or as pete

said this has been expected all along? jed what would do you. i'm really curious. would you have lost your mind? people don't know how to fight back with vote anymore. completely unhinged. somebody spit at you what would your reaction be? ed: hanoi jane back at it again. actress jane fonda arrested yesterday at a climate change rally on capitol hill. after she said she is actually physically moving for the next few months. she is moving to washington, vowing to protest the president, protest on climate change every single friday. here's what she told fox. >> the importance of voting for the climate, the importance of demonstrating and marching and putting our bodies on the line which is why i have moved to washington for four months. >> and each week you will be there and willing to be arrested each time. >> correct. i mean, obviously some people like your audiences many of them are not going to be moved by anything like that. but a lot of people will be.

they will ask themselves is there more that i can do? look at what the young people are doing. so we want to inspire people to action before it's too late. we only have 11 years. pete: we only have 11 years. jedediah: completely out of touch though? she doesn't realize most of america cannot afford to say you know what? i'm going to take four months off and be a social justice warrior. i'm going to set out to get arrested to highlight climate change that is a luxury to someone who has a lot of money and a lot of celebrity can do. people around the country are trying to put food on their table and take care of their kids. i talk to the founder of loftus party earlier and he had to say this. >> she talks about doing this like she is going on vacation, right? she is like so i decided to take a break and i'm going to jet on over to d.c. to protest climate change. like half of america is trying to take out a second mortgage to go to a baseball game. and she is jet setting all over god's green earth to protest burning fossil fuels.

do they really think they are leading us? do they really think they are teaching us. all they are really teaching america is just what giants hypocrites they are. ed: i mentioned hanoi jane remember the protest she led going back to the vietnam war. people deeply concerned about what she was saying. pete: more than a protest. she stood on top of an anti aircraft gun with communist north vietnam memorials. which is why if you go to a vfw hall you just might find her face in a urinal. that's how troops feel about hanoi jane. a picture of her. i'm serious about that. go to a vfw or legion you will probably find it. her protest for every friday i will be arrested and then i will have the rest of the week for myself. jedediah: can you imagine the average person having the luxury. ed: what do you think of that let us know friends@foxnews.com. jedediah: a live look at the border of syria and turkey overnight. turkey claiming its military

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exclusive new hampshire dad allegedly being used as a political pawn by hezbollah in lebanon. ed: a big story. two of his daughters speaking out. bravely talking about this hoping to get the u.s. citizen back home to america. pete: jacqui heinrich spoke with them and they want the president's help. >> they hope the president hears their message and it's you are jnts. wake up every morning not even knowing if their father is even alive. a new hampshire restaurant owner and a naturalized u.s. citizen originally from lebanon. his family says he was tortured after his arrest last month in his native lebanon. the family says he was on a family vacation. they were at the airport when they seized his passport and told him that they needed to do routine background check because he had been out of the country for so long. that is when they said come back in a couple of days. before he was able to come

back, hezbollah had published an article accusing him of crimes. >> this hezbollah newspaper al akbar accusing hezbollah and palestinian prisoners in the 1980s and 1990s, take a listen he knew he was an innocent man and he didn't -- he doesn't have anything to fear. that's why he went to the appointment just like they told him. >> is that was the last time corey's family saw him. within days former inmates supporters were picketing in the streets calling for his public hanging. so corey's family says they were also targeted. >> one person commented oh, just one bullet. and it was a picture of me and my sister and my mom. >> so corey's attorney says the allegations are false and is he being used as a political pawn for a corrupt government. he once served in lebanon army christian force set up to contain hezbollah and

palestinian terrorists during hezbollah's occupation. after israel withdrew in 2,000. hezbollah's influence grew. they even won key positions in the government. he was charged along with thousands of others members after occupation there ended. last year his name was cleared. and his family points out he was never previously accused of torture. a source within the lebanese government also told fox news on condition of anonymity that there is no legal basis for this case. under pressure from the u.s. embassy fakori was moved to a military prison where a doctor was able to evaluate him. fox news saw that report. i saw the report shows photos of signs of tour temperature. state department monitoring the case girls and daughters are hoping the in the will hear their message. jedediah: that family must be absolutely devastated and feeling like the president is their only hope at this point. >> it's been over a month. they don't know each day, you know, an update on his condition, what's happening to him. and the law there says that they can hold him

indefinitely. thethey don't even have to have charges to hold him. pete: hezbollah radical leftist. you fear the worse which is why time is of the essence. ed: jackie henrik, thank you for coming in. pete: there is a new psa of the dangers of football. it's got a lot of parents talking. >> football is smoking. the longer it starts, the longer i'm exposed to danger. >> apparently some sort of public service announcement. football is like smoking. is it fair? a parenting panel weighs in coming up next. day 23. i'm about to capture proof of the ivory billed woodpecker. what??? no, no no no no. battery power runs out.

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strong warning over youth tackle football. >> tackle football is like smoking. the younger i start, the longer i'm exposed to danger. you wouldn't let me smoke, when should i start tackle? pete: is this a fair comparison? our parenting panel joins us now to discuss parenting expert and author of coach parenting erika cats, cathy barnett and author of disconnected how to reconnect our digitally distracted kids. tom kersting. thank you all for being here. >> thank you. pete: erica, i'm going to start with you. is tackle football equal to smoking for kids? >> the thing is that you can get a concussion in more than one sport, right? i know a lot of kids who play hockey who have gotten concussions. my son has gotten a concussion from playing basketball. tackle football is very dangerous and can you get concussions there is no reason you can't play flag football before age 14. if you want to go pro-it might be a different story.

your body hasn't developed when you are 14 yet. pete: this video put out by a flag football advocate. they want kids to play flag. cathy, the sooner you start playing a sport, usually the better you are at it later on as well. >> maybe. but we also know that the -- that's the probability of a child going on to play professionally is very small. so take that risk because the brain disease c. >> it is a very real thing. it's very provocative psa. as a parent it would definitely capture my attention. and it's one of the reasons why i never allow my son to play football or flag football because i just don't -- one, i can't bear the thought of someone pump mum linpummeling down to the ground. pete: what about your child pummeling someone else. >> i would be okay with that. pete: give me some help on this one. football is a sport kids have played for generations.

teaches you toughness and team work and putting a helmet and pads on when you are 8 or 9 years old. my 9-year-old plays tackle football, what's wrong with that. >> i played when i was a kid. pete: you seem all right. >> my ohead is okay. sometimes it's not. does smoking cause concussions? i don't understand what the comparison is it sounds extreme. play football kids getting injured. i was -- younger kids, i mean, maybe i'm wrong about, this but younger kids 8, 9 e years old playing tackle football. slow and not very fast. pete: running into each other. >> i see over time the kids playing from 8 years old all the way up and being more prone to injuries. i gte the message, at the same time, football is here. it's an important american sport. take that into consideration because the science is there cte is a very real thing. pete: we have had people come on and talk about cte overbehind science. >> will smith -- pete: learn how to hit well

and the right way. >> hopefully. pete: hopefully you do. >> so maybe it's a mom thing vs. a dad thing. >> shield your kids from the dangerous world we live. >> in very true. >> which is true. it does happen in more than one sport. my son has gotten a concussion from basketball. football does have a lot of concussions. really, they are saying don't play before 14. why do they really need to be banging into each other before they are 14 years old? pete: why not? because it's america. we can play football if we want. to say thank you guys very much. we have other topics. i wish we had gotten to them. >> it's almost sundays. pete: saturday. college football. president trump rallying. call bull democrats. rob schmitt is in lake charles, louisiana breakfast with friends at kd's diner.

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feeds the world. bring this to us. pete: matt and jean, did you know there was a competition with the stalk with the most corn cobs on it. >> no, we did not know it. rick: how did you know you had something special? >> one day i came home and was checking the cornstalk and i counted up to 14. which is hard to believe because, you know, we grew up around some farms. i know a little bit about corn. i pull up online and find out something about corn. we found out iowa hut record for 10 years 16. so the next day we came out and we counted all the corn cobs on this, and we got up to 28. and that's when we started. rick: you blew away the record. >> we knew we had the record. >> you would could have done this and known it's not special. >> i'm a farmer and would be happy knows the farmer it

grew up in our yard i have to accept it. rick: after all that you are here on tv. congratulations for being here. celebrating farming all morning long right here on "fox & friends." you know what we need for farming if we are growing stuff is rain. not had much rain across the southeast. we have had way too much again all summer and this fall across parts of the northern plains and central plains now the cold air has settled in behind us. freeze warnings going on down across parts of north texas and stretches up across north wisconsin. the end of growing season is upon us right here coflt moved through. texas, 61 degrees. can you see that big swirl that's the front moving across ohio valley loosen up today and pull off towards the east subtropical name. erosion across areas of the

mid-atlantic and northeast. rain moving in across parts of the ohio valley and eventually we will get a few showers of this across the southeast which we need. all right, guys. back to you inside. jedediah: thanks, rick. ed: pete wants to know more about the corn. pete: was it in the soil? you have got to find out more information. rick: i will do investigating and let you know. pete: appreciate it. president trump touting the economy and calling bull on impeachment at his rally last night. ed: "fox & friends" co-host rob schmitt is talking to voters live at kd's diner i hear the hash browns are pretty good down there in lake charles, louisiana. rob: the food is ridiculous. good food. that's why this place at 6:30 in the morning local time it's packed in here. this place is open 24 hours a day and always busy. talking to the people here. weave had another barn burn irof a rally last night. the president had a lot of people out here lake charles, louisiana. we are talking to friends this morning. theresa came here for a

birthday party at 6:00 in the morning. which makes theresa the best friend you could ever want to have. >> remember that. rob: i will never forget it. theresa you said you voted for donald trump in 2016. >> did i. rob: you like some things and don't like some things tell me about the relationship of the president. >> i voted for donald trump under duress the first time. i felt like i didn't have much of a choice. i like what he has done and what he said he was going to do i'm a little bit afraid to talk about how i voted for because i have friends who will never speak to me again after today. rob: that's our country right now. >> that's what bothers me most in this country is we have lost humanity and it's frightening for me. rob: you can't talk about these things. in 2020 who are you looking at? who is your candidate. >> right now trump for sure. rob: are you worried how left the democrats have moved. >> i am. rob: quite a shift? >> there seems to be no middle ground anymore. and, you know, i don't know what to do. rob: i hear you. i see a birthday party

behind you and they have a cake and everything. i love it. hey, ladies, how are you doing? talk to steve, a former sheriff's deputy in lake charles. the president really has been touting his respect for law enforcement of late? >> yes. and i love him for that. rob: i'm sure you do. why is that so important right now? >> the hatred that is being promoted by the liberal side it's pathetic it scares me and officers being shot and killed over political rhetoric. rob: it's an assassination time and time again. >> it truly is. the times right now the police officers need all the support they can get. rob: yeah. >> luckily here we have a fantastic sheriff. rob: that's so important. >> it is very important. thank you so much, steve. >> okay. rob: we appreciate that we really respect law enforcement as well. we have another go donald trump he says.

absolutely. rob: i'm getting tangled up but we're going to move over here to jimmy, jimmy a former police officer locally in town. you want to talk about energy though. that's a big subject here. the president has made a big effort to try and save some of these energy companies and some of these industries. are you worried about what will happen if a democrat gets in the white house in 2020, yes, it would be the locals of jobs. we try to outsource our energy instead of producing it ourselves. we lose jobs. pay more for energy. overall we just hurt our economy. rob: that's your industry right now. that's what you do. this is all big, oil, natural gas, it's a big part of the life down here. >> all our clients. phillips, citgo, all those jobs. people drive from texas and all over the country to come work here. rob: i have got you. jimmy, steve and theresa thank you very much for your time we do appreciate it? >> thank you. rob: that's. so perspective from lake charles, louisiana, guys. we will send it back to you in the studios. ed: hi, ladies, how are you

doing? good stuff. very serious headlines. two 16-year-old boys charged [inaudible] 74-pound log. police believe the pushed that log off of a 75-foot cliff at an ohio state park. just devastating. hit the 44-year-old victoria shaffer. she was killed instantly. a tipster led police to the two teens who confessed to the crime. they are expected to remain in juvenile detention over the weekend. strong warning to parents ahead of halloween. a pennsylvania police department urging everyone be extra village lentsd about checking kid's candy this year drug laced products. this after they uncovered bagful of thc nerd ropes while excuted a search warrant. the company who makes nerd says that product, of course is, counterfeit. and nfl hall of famer toward ago purse snatcher at the florida high school where he coaches. former miami dolphin jason

taylor tackled the thief as he tried to run off with a bag he swiped from a teacher. >> he is one of the coaches. if i was being chased by jason taylor i would be scared too. ed: is he massive. the crook kendrick freeman faked a seizure as he was being arrested. pulled a different stunt in court motioning he couldn't speak. look at that only to give up the act seconds later. yikes. running into the record book. elliott -- check this out. became the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. >> whoa. >> 140, unofficial time. >> that's his wife. >> it is. he goes into the history blocks. clocking a blistering 1 hour 59 minutes and 40 seconds on that run in vienna, austria. he holds the gold medal in the marathon and now the world record. and those are your headlines.

pete's mouth has been open for the last 15 seconds. jedediah: could you do that, pete? we know you would be right behind him though. pete: five hours, maybe. walk-run. that's unbelievable. what is he running 4 minute clip? i'm not going to do the math on that. ed: people go two hours. pete: just under 3 hours is considered insane time. jedediah: pretty crazy. beto o'rourke is taking aim at the tax exempt status of churches if they oppose same sex marriage. can he even do that? richard fowler weighs in on that coming up next. ♪ because i got to have a faith ♪ i got to have faith ♪ i got to have faith faith faith ♪ i got to have faith faith faith the russell's travel to swim meets every saturday.

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online and using the reflection on her pupils. police arresting a man after he allegedly attacked and assaulted a woman google street view and details in the back ground of her photos to piece together the pop star's location. whoa. and fender bender is no joke for actor joaquin phoenix. doing more than leaving a note after accidently hitting a parked fire department truck in california. tmz reporting he tracked down the paramedic it belonged. to say everyone exchanged insurance information. phoenix was not ticketed. well, because he did the right thing. jed, over to you. jedediah: thanks, pete. 2020 democrat beto o'rourke taking aim at churches and other religious institutions if they oppose same sex marriage. >> there can be no row ward, no benefit, no tax break for anyone or any institution, any organization in america that denies the full human rights and the full civil rights of every single one of us.

jedediah: his ohere to react fox news contributor and strategist richard fowler. good morning. >> good morning. jedediah: you have to agree with me this concept is insane that he is suggestin suggesting. >> i don't agree with beto at all not a question for institutions should be worried about theist. i think they should be having a bigger conversation with their maker. i grew up in church my entire life one thing i was taught from day one jesus is love and his love is limitless. if you are going to limit jesus. i think you are doing more harm to your faith than goodbye exclude ago group of people. that's my take on it. i think their problems are not with the irs. jedediah: richard, i want you to help me to put my pulls opulse on the voting base. voters say this sounds very extreme. the same guy that talked about a mandatory gun buy back program. kr-15s. ak 47s all in the same. a lot of people said

backlash. when the voting base hears this stuff. what is their reaction? >> listen, i think beto is just one of the many candidates running in this presidential election. you hear candidates talk about how they feel about the issues. we want to hear about all the issues. does beto represent me on some of the issues, no he does not. does he have a right to be in this primary and have a conversation with the american voters. he absolutely does. jedediah: richard, hold on a second. average voter listening show up at the polls for one of these democrats. does that policy that we are hearing, does that appeal to them or is that too extreme? >> listen, i think it's up to those voters. just like i might not go to a church that doesn't support or include me as part of their community if you don't like beto don't vote for him. >> i'm still trying to get to the jewels of the matter here. you had a joe biden more moderate then you have the likes of elizabeth warren and bernie sanders much more far left. beto seems to be taking it looking for a headline all the way in the left corner.

where is the crux of the party? our party represents reasonable americans that care about kitchen table issues. and we have different ways of getting to them. do i agree with methodology. does he speak for the entire democratic party? he absolutely does not. once again, like i said, i think this issue around whether or not churches should have tax exempt status. everybody could take position. my position as a democrat you can keep your status and problem not with the irs. the problem is with your maker. jedediah: what is reasonable to democrats right now you not being able to purchase your own health insurance or decide that health insurance you want. massive redistribution of wealth. reasonable. i'm just trying because the democratic party has changed so much over the last, i think 8 or 10 years things that sound extreme then perfectly reasonable now. in a few years what beto saying tax exempt status is that going to be the new

norm for the democratic party. >> our party believes in a couple of things. every american should be able to go to the doctor and not worry about the bill if they're sick. our party believes every child should go to a high quality neighborhood public school. our party believes that senior citizens shouldn't have to cut their pills in half or see mothers and fathers haggling with pharmacists because the price of a epipen is over $1,000. that's ha what our party cares about. care about kitchen table. all of our candidates have different sanctifies to getting to those answers. but once again, we care about making sure that life works for every american no matter how you love. no matter how you look or where you where from. >> both parties believe that mechanisms get there extreme both parties have a problem thank you for being here. >> i have to push back. if we have a party under donald trump we have seen him sort of. jedediah: cut tax. >> cut transfolks from the military that isn't. jedediah: cut taxes and help things small businesses free market approach to healthcare.

>> listen, we have also seen his secretary of education speak out against neighborhood public schools. she hasn't visited a school in the city of coshocton. jedediah: democrats not speaking up school choice hope communities across the country. >> he has a housing secretary who isn't working on affordable housing for every day americans. we can have this debate all day. jedediah: we certainly could have this debate all day. we will have you back to do that. appreciate your debate as always. >> good to see you. jedediah: two of college's football greatest rivals kick off this afternoon. oklahoma sooners and texas longhorns going head to head. abby hornacek is live in dallas with a preview that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ [♪] for powerful relief from cold and flu symptoms without a prescription. try theraflu multi-symptom. theraflu dissolves in seconds, so it's ready to work before your first sip, and absorbs quickly to target and attack 8 cold

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pete: two of college greatest football rivals kicking off in red river showdown. jedediah: fox nation host anna hornacek visited the abby, how is it going over there? ed: good morning. >> you guys, it could not be better. this is what college football fans live for. you go back to last year's game. cammeron dicker nailed a 40-yard filed goal with 9 seconds left in the game to give texas the win. ou coming out with a vengeance super human of a quarterback. i sat down with some of our friends at fox sports to learn a little bit more about the matchup. >> both of these cornerbacks holts for oklahoma and sam texas great throwers of the ball. explosive as quarterbacks. high scoring affair.

>> how do you prepare for the energy you will feel inside of the cotton bowl? >> excitement you can't prepare for. get used to it quicker than the opposition. >> hundreds of thousands of people outside of the stadium. this is unique. and what makes it great for both teams in the top ten this year. this is going to be a real one. >> not just about the game itself. fan base. pageantry. mascot. everything that. >> any prediction for tomorrow's game. >> i like oklahoma in this game. i like oklahoma in this football game. >> i wish i could give you a prediction. i would say tune. in tune in if you want to find the prediction. [laughter] >> brady quinn giving the pc answer. guys, it is crazy here already. it's early in the morning but fans are already showing up doing yoga poses in front of the cotton bowl. we were up 3:00 in the morning hearing people screaming all night long. ed: sounds like you were partying all night. that's kind of fun. >> not me. ed: not you. you were trying to sleep.

american arenas why are you in dallas. >> we have been filming here at the state fair of texas. at the cotton bowl as a part of that series you mentioned on fox nation. take a look at a clip from season one. >> 30 years ago a movie came out changed some people's lives. now they travel all over the country to see this iconic site. today we are at the 30th anniversary celebration of the field of dreams so let's go check it out. signing up for the pitching contest. wish me luck. pretty much i get to go around to the iconic sports

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frank sinatra does such a better job than me when i sang to pete on this show. pete: we agree on that. annual fall festival on the plaza otherwise known as fox square thanks to tractor supply. i feel like you don't have to be a farmer to do s'mores. jedediah: that's true. that's pretty universal. we are honoring farmers this morning. it is national farmers day. we have future farmers of america. jedediah: smos out there and petting zoo. lots of stuff for the kids. a day that would make me really happy. pete: why aren't we milking cows. jedediah: go pet a llama is that not good enough. pete: an alpaca. i wish we had a butcher shop out there where legs were being laid real deal. jedediah: there are chickens out there the smoke out there is pretty intense getting all over our

clothes. who was getting lit up last night is nancy pelosi speaker of the house. backing campaign mode. you saw him a couple nights ago. last night it was louisiana. they have got a big governor's race there today. democratic incouple bent. two republican candidates taking him on. the president making clear tired of impeachment drama. >> pete: in louisiana election day. rally the base there as you said, ed, fresh off of a barn burner in minneapolis. but he went straight at the democrats last night at lake charles, listen then when pelosi. [crowd boos] nervous nancy. i used to think she loves the country. she hates the country because she wouldn't be doing this to the country if she did. she mates the country. nancy pelosi hates the united states of america because she wouldn't be doing this can he can't win an election day so they are pursuing an illegal invalid

and unconstitutional [bleep] impeachment. [cheers and applause] >> oh man i know it works for campaigns and i know pete you love this kind of rhetoric. i'm not a big fan of nancy pelosi hates the country. i don't think she hates the country. i do think she is not a fan of president trump. she doesn't like his policies and maybe the way she is going back b. impeachment is unsavory. she is making a big mistake for her party. do the nicknames and campaign talk translate well to a general election. i know you love it red meat for the base. >> i think she thinks she loves the country. in actuality where the left is today hates the founding premise of america. individual freedom. limited government, free enterprise all in contrast to what they are pushing. socialism, government control of everything they can. open borders illegality over citizenship. if you look at the basic greed cents what a free

country requires -- hated the founding premise of our nation. when she says that voters say yeah, it sounds like it. if you are going to hate our cops and not going to grow our military and want borders to be open. not illegal to cross the border. green new deal, control our lives medicare for all. that's not america. jedediah: if you are going to hate our cops: i don't think they necessarily hate the police. pete: watch the way they hedge. look at the democrats on the street in minneapolis. jedediah: that's different though. pete: throwing stuff at the cops. who is out there with them. democratic. on twitter saying she wish she had been on the antifa folks throwing stuff at the police. jedediah: different to say someone hates the country than they hate certain policies or hate certain principles. i think many of these democrats feel like they are doing good for the country. they just have a very different way of going about it. i disagree with it. i don't think it's the right way to go. i don't love the language.

ed: i'm enjoying back and forth. jedediah: who knew we would duke it out on that. ed: sounded like she wanted to be with the protesters not necessarily on antifa. we will go through that we know antifa was on the ground with the protesters. pete: wearing masks and throwing things and bottles at the police. ed: people getting spit on wearing maga hats. pete: art of the deal. president trump striking a partial trade deal with china. ed: the announcement causing stocks to surge. jedediah: garrett tenney with more. >> this first major step ending the trade dispute between two largest world economies. oval office friday president trump said this is phase one of a larger trade deal it will include chinese concessions on currency and intellectual property as well as beijing agreeing to buy $50 billion in u.s. agricultural products. in exchange the u.s. will

not raise tariffs again next week as scheduled though it is not clear what else the u.s. will give up in potential deal. last night in louisiana, the president touted it as a big win for the country. >> i just made a great china deal today for energy, for the farmers, for the banks. for so many, you know, technology. one of the greats, phase one, it's a big phase. in fact, the biggest problem it will be 40 to $50 billion in farm purchases. i don't think our farmers can produce that much. i said that's okay. >> u.s. stocks initially rose by 500 points on news of the potential deal. it pulled back a bit before the end of the day and that is in part because we have seen this before where a deal with china is announced only to have it fall apart later on. president trump even admitted that that could still happen here over the next 3 to five weeks while phase one of this deal is

being written. it's also important to note that the chinese are keeping expectations low here as well and not calling it a deal quite yet. but, if nothing else, it is absolutely a sign progress towards ending this trade dispute. so the world is going to be watching these developments very closely over the next month or two. ed: absolutely. garrett tenney in washington. pete: farmers feeling the heat. standing beside the president they believe he will make a good deal for them. this is great. especially politically going into 2020 if prospects improve that's good for the president. big issue still handing out there intellectual property, state run businesses, all the theft. ed: president needs to be ahead of 2020. wanting to get there china's economy has been battered over all of this. we will be watching that also, garrett mentioned the world is watching what is happening with china. world markets and whatnot. the world also watching how the democrats and these primaries have gone so far left. and in terms of what that means for the president's prospects.

think back to the very first democratic debate. i was there in miami remember that moment. we want to show it to you where all these democrats raised their hands to providing free healthcare for illegal immigrants. we have gotten the price tag. we will show new a moment. watch what they did at the debate. >> raise your hand if your healthcare plan would provide coverage for undocumented immigrants. [cheers] ed: joe biden did -- jedediah: he was like well, kind of but, wait, everyone is crazy on the stage. maybe i have to be crazy, too. ed: others were all. in yes, free healthcare for illegal immigrants. look at the price tag 4.9 million uninsured illegal immigrants who qualify for federal assistance. you multiply that by $4,600 the cost of private healthcare in the obamacare marketplace that equals $22.6 billion per year. so 22.6 billion a year. not a one-time shot.

moving forward add that on top of the green new deal and everything else the left wants you to pay for, your tax dollars. jedediah: money grows on trees. bernie sanders told me so. it grows on tree. how do will you pay this massive welfare distribution. raising people's taxes. raising individual taxes raising corporate taxes. basically tanking the entire country in an effort to pay for all this stuff. even if you that you still wouldn't be able to get. pete: let's get back to democrats hating america. did our shoot at the most powerful empire in the world to give free things based on confiscation of my wealth government paying taxes to people who came here illegally? is that what america was founded on? jedediah: no. pete: that's what president trump is pointing out. the left has lost their mind and they are an think they thick call to the idea of ed: pete asked a question.

you can answer it on friends@foxnews.com. check it out online big price tag. jedediah: turn to headlines for you now beginning with a fox news alert. an indiana state trooper killed in a car crash responding to a call overnight trooper peter stephan's police car off the road and slamming into a utility pole. no word what caused the crash. he served on the department for four years. 27-year-old leaves behind a wife and 6 month old daughter explosive wildfire now turning deadly in california as 100,000 people are forced to flee their homes. high winds fueling at least 8 fires burning across the state wildfires destroying about 800 acres per hour. dozens of homes already burned to the ground a man dependent on oxygen tank dying just 12 minutes after the electric company cut off power to equipment from sparking fire. power back on for nearly 2 million in the dark. kevin mcaleenan is stepping down. overnight the president

tweeting in part kevin now, after many years in government. wants to spend more time with his family and go to the private sector. mcaleenan will stay on until president trump chooses a replacement next week. a former dhs official tells fox news acting director of the citizenship and immigration services ken cuccinelli tops the president's list for that position. two power couples join garth brooks and trisha union assisting jimmy carter and his wife with annual habitat for humanity effort. >> habitat builds are always about love and hope and inclusiveness and just everybody coming together to help somebody else. so you just feel good. jedediah: trisha and garth say their nearly 15 years of volunteer service is truly gratifying. that's great stuff. pete: jimmy carter terrible president great private citizen. what he has done. ed: he fell down and still came back. he had all these injuries.

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to another president. this should never be allowed to happen again. ed: there is the president rallying voters in louisiana. slamming democrats pushing for his impeachment. this as republicans demand releasing the transcript from various closed door sessions including yesterday's former u.s. ambassador to ukraine maria novich and special enjoy to ukraine. good to see you, sir. what's really happening is this is impeachment in secret. all these folks are being dragged in to be put under oath and the public is not seeing what's happening but then adam schiff and other democrats are leaking out selectively what fits their narrative. >> cher were picking what to leak. they are withholding key facts. they are lying about other claims and american public gets completely deceived as a result of it. if you are going to have these secret hearings,

yesterday lasted all day long. i was down in d.c. ed: and you were in the session. >> i was there the entire time yesterday. i was there last thursday for ambassador kurt volker then provide the american public the copy of the transcript afterwards. kurt volker's transcript still hasn't been released and it's been over a week. ed: they released some of the text messages that maybe atimothyed at least to make it look like there was some wrongdoing. >> it sets a perfect example. another network text messages being played that sounded bad president was crystal clear no quid pro quo. what else they didn't provide text message not sent. ambassador volker's testimony the reason to believe why he sent the text message he read it in the newspaper in politico and concerned. he asked and he was shot down. ed: real quick the testimony yesterday with the former

u.s. ambassador to ukraine the president say pushed her out and alleged to quid pro quo, you just said no quid pro quo obviously. bottom line was there anything damaging to the president in this many hours of testimony yesterday. >> trimentd needs to be released. american public should have been able to watch life lye. i can't get into the details of the deposition rules. there is nothing 120-to-hide. i believe the american public should have been invited to the clown show. ed: i don't mean to interrupt. i want to get to adam schiff. >> maybe the whistleblower had ties to some of schiff's staffers. adam schiff has two aides worked with the whistleblower at the white house back in the obama days going into the early days of the trump administration. 30 seconds. what does adam schiff need to answer in the days ahead. >> first off needs to stop lying and cherry picking facts and stop withholding other key facts with regards to the lying you mentioned the whistleblower complaint he said on national tv that

he hadn't been in touch with the whistleblower but he would like to be that was a lie. he was lying when he said president trump asked zelensky to manufacture dirt. he lied when he gave his opening statement in front of the national director of intelligence. ed: manufactured what was said on the call. he himself at the hearing weeks ago. >> yeah. put words into the president's mouth it. sounded terrible. this was the thing no disclaimer at the both the screen no. disclaimer before he said it. it was a total lie and he is the point man. he has been promoted to be the point guy of it. intel committee doesn't have the jurisdiction to do any of this. his subpoenas he issued. ed: got four pinocchios from the "the washington post." appreciate you coming. >> in thank you. ed: matthew golsteyn now facing potentially the death penalty for killing a taliban bomb maker. mom nancy along with congressman duncan hunter fighting for his life they join us next.

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pete: this is very important story we have been following from the beginning. military hero to enemy of the state major matthew golsteyn a former decorated green beret facing murder charges from his own government after killing a taliban bombmaker. now a court date has been set for december 2nd, specifically. here with an update is his mother nancy golsteyn along with california congressman duncan hunter assisting in the case. congressman, we will get to you in a moment. nancy, i want to start with you. give us an update. we followed this closely. did he what our government asked him to do to keep us safe fighting the taliban. yet he is fighting for his life right now. what's happening. >> we had a motions hearing on monday. there is very disconcerning things that happened in that

hearing. number one they made it obvious that they were going to do anything to convict him. they put a cid agent on the stand who very proudly admitted to reaching out to a regional taliban to come up with family witnesses. family of the taliban bomb maker that matt lawfully engaged in so, that was very discerning, plus the fact that they are negotiating with terrorists president trump has broken off all negotiations with the taliban in afghanistan they are behind. pete: hard to know who people are in afghanistan. pete: you don't know necessarily the people that they talked to in afghanistan are even related to the bomb maker. >> wanted to post them but they didn't ask him for any idea. no pictures of relationships with the taliban bomb maker.

they are just accepting who they are by what the word is of the taliban. pete: taking the word of the taliban. duncan, have you followed cases like this. what do you make of what the doing to matt golsteyn. >> this is barack obama's u.s. army. the leadership in the army right now, especially these lawyers these are holdovers from the barack obama administration. golsteyn got in trouble with the obama administration. to have the u.s. army send people to afghanistan to work with the taliban to try to get the taliban to testify against a u.s. special forces guy. i mean, this is nuts. this should not be happening this is going to take president trump doing something about this and just calling this off. and looking at the army prosecutors and lawyers how they could put a man like this in jail. possibly the death penalty.

it's crazy take the intervengsz of the new commander-in-chief which the army brats don't realize yet is not the old commander-in-chief that wasn't very good. we have a new one and hopefully he does something about this. pete: priewtion off the rails. we reached out to the army for a statement. trials voflt a number of procedural requirements and u.s. army special operations command will continue to comply with all the rules and evidence of procedures as well as applicable law and regulation. usasoc does not litigate cases in the media. major golsteyn continues to have ache says to legal counsel just as every other soldier and continues to be presumed innocent. do you believe him, nancy? >> no. they had a motion on monday to hide the fact that the minimum mandatory sentence for premeditated murder is life in prison. they don't want that that said in court. why are they hiding the truth? why are they hiding the identity of these witnesses? why are they negotiating with the taliban behind the president's back? that's what we want to know. pete: feels like they are

dragging this out. your sense is like they are trying to prolong this case as long as possible. why? >> pushing it out. pushing it out. they are hopeful there is a new potus and president of the united states. >> they are hopeful on election day america will vote for somebody else who is not as friendly to the war fighter. >> absolutely. >> duncan, we only have a couple seconds left. last word on this subject. >> new commander-in-chief is the new sheriff in town and he needs to do something about this. matt deserves better than what the government is doing to him right now. >> having been privy to. so information in this case is unbelievable what our government is doing to a guy who fought on behalf of all of us and what the prosecution is doing to hide evidence and misrepresent it. nancy, thank you for being such a great spokesman for your son and congressman hunter always on top of this for war fighters. we thank you for joining us. >> thanks, pete. >> president trump rallying the crowd. calling bull, literally on impeachment and unloading on democrats. what do voters think? we will check back in with rob schmitt. he is having breakfast with

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♪ come fly with me ♪ fly, fly away. jedediah: it is your shot of the morning and the trip of a lifetime for these youngsters. ed: look at this little league world series champs hitch a ride back home to louisiana in style. they went on air force 1. the president invited them on the plane after celebrating their big win at the white house. >> this year you have the world champions little league from louisiana. you and i know they don't choke you don't choke. you don't know what the word choke means, right? pete: the team ending their incredible day by joining the president on stage at lake charles last night. ed: i love it. jedediah: play little league and then on air force 1. that's not a bad deal. ed: someone else we want to make sure doesn't choke this morning is rob schmitt because is he having breakfast with friends kd's diner in lake charles, minnesota. there is a million-dollar smile. rob: million dollars, i need

a raise. hey, guys how are you doing in the reason the president is down here because they have got this wig governor's elections today that they are going to do. two republicans vs. john bel edwards who is a democrat. that's been a big thing and the president down there giving his support we are down here talking to people on both sides of the aisle to get a perspective. we have ryan who is sitting next to me. ryan here is a cook at this restaurant he is a very liberal guy. we will talk a little bit about politics with ryan and geran this morning. start with you ryan. obviously the president was hear last night. tell me what will your issues with the president and what don't you like about him? >> his lack of empathy. lack of morality. lack of rule of law. rob: lack of rule of law. obviously the current situation he is in right now, the ukraine. >> i mean, in my opinion that's just the tip of the iceberg. wait until it comes out wait in a couple months. >> what do you expect? >> it's going to all -- rob: all right. let's talk about policy for a second. what is it specifically about the administration that you are not liking at

this point? >point? i mean is it immigration? is it -- you said something about tax cuts. you weren't crazy about the tax cuts. >> no. i wasn't happy about the tax cuts. i mean rich people don't need tax cuts. they don't. rob: all right. >> the thing -- i don't know the thing i don't like the most about it it's been a circus. rob: i gotcha. >> what would you expect we elected a -- he elected a -- rob in 2020 you are supporting elizabeth warren. >> yeah. rob: we are going to talk to a conservative this morning. obviously a lot of trump supporters in this diner this morning. geran, tell me what you like about the president. >> well, for one thing i like that he came down here to lake charles and did the wally last night. that shows he looks out to the small working class community. rob: blue collar. >> blue collar working man. rob: a lot of energy workers in this town. >> yes, exactly.

also the fact that he is free energy and this new green new deal and that is too radical. rob: you are worried in 2020 a lot of people worried about eviscerating businesses like oil and natural gas. they don't want to see these businesses gone what it will that do to this community here. >> seen times community hard. there is a lot of people lost homes it can dr. disrupt their family life. everything. we don't need any kind of disruption like that interfere with the work it. would devastate a lot of families. rob: he had a big rally here last night. is there anybody specifically you are worried about in 2020? who is the biggest threat to the president? >> i would say probably biden because the mainstream media is going to push him hard and they are going to try to discover up everything that he was involved in. >> going to vote governor. one of the -- thank you so

much. we are going to send it back to you guys. still talking to people at this packed 24/7 diner in louisiana. ed: appreciate it. california first state provide college students with medical abortion medication. all 34 public schools will be required to offer them, yes, for free by 2023. governor gavin newsom claims other states are moving backwards as his moves forward in reaffirming a woman's right to choose. meanwhile a hero wit bus driver is honored for her bravery. watch what she did. >> the house is on fire. >> call 911. >> it's a fire. there is a fire over there. ed: very brave chanay brown stopped a bus and rushed into an apartment building with flames shooting out from it. everyone thanks to her help escaped safely. she says her motherly

instincts simply kicked. >> in i guess i just felt like it was something that i needed to do because i have kids of my own. and if it was mine, i would want somebody to do it for them, too. ed: she did it as a movement the milwaukee fire department honored her with the community hero award and named her honorary chief of the day and "fox & friends" includes her now. parents. listen up. turns out your kid's favorite cartoon is racist? ♪ oh who lives in a pineapple under the sea ♪ sponge bob square pants. ed: you can't believe this sponge bob. a professor at the university of washington is accusing sponge bob of racism and perpetuating violence against indigenous people. holly barker claims bikini bottom. you remember that sponge bob lives there based on land only by the u.s. for nuclear testing during the cold war. pouring everything on sponge bob. she says it's unjust for

sponge bob to occupy that land that natives were not able to return to you have heard of paper straws. are you ready for paper bottles? danish beer maker carl'sburg unveiling beer bottle sustainable wood phi ph fibers. partnering with coca cola. vodka and l'oreal to develop the technology. unclear when or if the bottles will actually hit store shelves. those are your headlines. rick, good morning. rick: beer tastes good, ed. doesn't matter. we will take it. let's talk a little weather. we have a pretty nice start to your day for a lot of people. a lot cooler than it has. show you weather across the central plains. freeze warnings all the way from wisconsin down across parts of texas behind this really strong storm are the temps cut down all across areas of the south. 44 as you are weighing up in dallas. 53 in houston.

that's where the colder air is settling. in can you see that big swirl across the northern plains. another big swirl out across parts of the east coast that is subtropical storm not going to have any impacts as far as rain. it is going to bring rough seas and coastal erosion and flooding. this storm eventually that went across the plains bring rain across the southeast has not had any rain. finally going to get some good rain this week which is good news. pete: what's the weather like in bikini bottom. rick: bikini bottom,ing soy. pete: as always. rick: exactly. jedediah: all morning long celebrating the "fox & friends" fall festival with tractor supply. pete: teaming up with the farmer veteran coalition to help our farmers succeed with careers in farming. executive director of the farmer veteran coalition and on the board of directors in mark, army veteran currently serving in the national guard. also the owner of meadow land farm in vermont. meadow dale farm.

>> thank you for having me here. real pleasure to be here. jedediah: it's an honor to have you here. tell us about tsc. >> 9/11 my daughter was working at one liberty plaza. jedediah: i was working there as well on 9/11. >> my son joined the military about a week later and had two deployments, 2006 a study came out and showed that studied killed in action those heavy years in the wars in iraq and afghanistan and showed that they were disproportionately coming from our most rural communities ache lifelong farmer and being rural i thought i could help. jedediah: fantastic. pete: you help veterans get in the business of farming. military they have the skills. >> some of them return to farming. a lot of them grew up in rural and farm communities and have been around it and looking to start on their own. some like mark and wife indicate.

some get employment in farming. we have a lot of different ways to help them. rick: were you a farmer before or get involved in this after you came bark. >> i was not a farmer. i didn't grow up on a far. when i left active duty that's when i decided that i wanted to start to raise my own meat. that's how i got involved in agriculture. pete: how in the world would you know how to start a farm. working with a coalition like. this that's one of the things the farmer veteran coalition does we help with training and getting people who have an idea that they want to get into agriculture, getting them the skills and training to do it. i started very small and then grew logically over the years been almost 20 years now. >> veteran owned business as well. come back from the battlefield and learned these skills in the military that can be rereally applied to business. awesome what you are doing to help people. >> yeah. a lot of veterans are really like agriculture. they like being outside. they like something that's both physically and mentally challenging. and everyone says farming is hard. that's actually attractive

to them. >> project taken off. we have 17,000 veteran members around the country. pete: 17,000 vets. very cool. what's the bebb sigh web site organization. >> www farm vet co dot org. pete: meadow dale farms. >> thank you for having us. appreciate it. pete: california's governor tightens grip on second amendment laws. allowing people to file restraining orders to temporarily take away someone else's guns if they are considered a threat. joey jones coming up next. ♪ combine driver ♪ hooking up the road on my plower. ♪ 5 miles an hour ♪ on my international harvester ♪ ♪ hopes you drive safely. but allstate actually helps you drive safely...

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>> some quick 2020 headlines grab your calendars, details of next year's presidential debates have been revealed. the first will be september 29th at the university of notre dame. and then on october 15th, the nominees will duke it out at the university of michigan. the final debate will be october 22nd at nashville's belmont university just two weeks before election day. 2020 hopeful elizabeth warren says she would welcome dwayne "the rock" johnson in presidential race. raves about the wrestler turned actor saying quote i know he would fight for the principles he believes. in he is my kind of guy adding who doesn't like the rock? will. jedediah: that is true we can all agree on that. pete: second thing i ever agreed with her. ed: breaking up big tech and liking the rock. pete: second amendment rules by signing 15 new gun related bills into law. >> california has

outperformed the rest of the nation because of our gun safety laws and reducing the gun murder rate substantially compared to the national reduction. ed: one of the bills will allow co-workers, employers and teachers to seek restraining orders against gun owners that they believe are a threat. jedediah: here to react fox news contributor and retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician joey jones. good morning, joey. >> good morning, guys. jedediah: what do you make of these measures by newsroom. >> california, he says has out performed the country reducing gun murders. what he didn't say california has out fesmed restricting right of law abiding gun owners. if you want to take the time to take every gun in the country away you will get rid of all gun murders. take the second amendment away from someone who use as gun legally and constitutionally. that's the fight we are talking about. make no mistake about it. every gun owner and every person like myself that advocates for gun rights

understands there is inherent risk of having guns in society. we also understand the value of having the second amendment and what makes it uniquely american that we have the ability to protect ourselves and own a gun to do. so. ed: you make a good case. let's get specific on one point there. >> yeah sure. ed: where the governor has signed into law not nationally. the idea if a co-worker sees something and says i'm concerned about this gun owner maybe they have said something or done something. can you seek a restraining order. trying to find common ground here when there is a mass shooting we often here why didn't somebody go in there and do something. legitimate gun owner and doesn't have mental illness their gun shouldn't be taken away. why not a restraining order if there is a problem. >> you have the ability to own a gun in this country because of the second amendment. right? that's a constitutional right. for a constitutional right to be taken away from you it should be properly adjudicated. have the opportunity to plead your case before that gun is taken away. that's the danger with red

flag laws. when i worked at the house foreign affairs committee. older veterans were being told they should apply for a fiduciary somebody who hand their money out and pay their bills for them because they had family members trying to take advantage of them. well use memory loss as a reasonable to get a fiduciary you can't own a gun anymore because that's a policy. that's a bureaucrat telling someone they don't have the right to own guns because they can't remember if they paid the power bill last month. that's the kind of danger we are in fear of. also, that's what the social security administration did and trumped reversed when people say trump made it easier for people to own guns people have mental health issues. no he made it harder for the government to take it away from people that aren't diagnosed with a mental health issue but memory loss needing help paying their bills or keeping that on track. the divide between nothing if you paid the power bill and being a danger to yourself and others are

huge. respect a government that make laws to reflec reprotect tt and not having red flag laws that put law-abiding citizen in the crosshairs of bad actors or people that might glue their hand to the pavement because they are afraid we are going to ruin the environment by having coal in our stove. pete: you make a great point. all in the gray area co-worker doesn't like you. pete: when is the red flag thrown could set a dangerous precedent. go ahead, last word. >> one thing we need to understand if a plane went down tomorrow in the atlantic as many people would die that have died from mass shootings that's not to reduce that number and say it's not important. we don't put it in perspective. weave talk about things they are epidemics because they get a lot of traction. what we don't talk about is the suicide rate among teens and the fact that that is a true epidemic that we have no remedy or even conversation about. the point is. ed: and veterans as well. >> exactly so we have epidemics in this country and to blanketly try to take

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ed: it's saturday college football rivals set to face off in legendary cotton bowl stadium known as the annual red river showdown. pete: abby hornacek in the

midst of it, abby, what have you got for us there. [cheers] >> yeah, guys. [cheers] >> i tried to quiet them down. i am in the danger zone right now. you guys, well, first of all, how long have you been coming to this game? >> 40 years. >> 40 years. what about you? >> 15 years. >> only 15. he already has a game up on you. texas won last year. why are they going to go down this year? >> because we have a better team. >> better team. what do you have to say to that. >> they always come in overconfident and look how it happened last year. >> that's right. it came down to the last nine seconds. what about you guys. who is going to win? >> texas. >> you guys? >> boomer. >> what's so special about this rivalry? >> it's just two states that don't like each other and two programs that really are excellent. they identify with excellence but just really can't stand one another on the field. out here we are good. >> would you agree with that you, guys. >> i would definitely agree

with that. >> i would say today it hurts to be a texas fan. >> why does it hurt to be a texas fan. >> i think jalin hearst is going to put a hurt on them. >> sam egger do yo egg ellingero battle. >> heinzmann frontrunner today. >> larger series called american arenas. take a look at what we did last season. >> 30 years ago a movie came out that changed so many people's lives. now they travel from all over the country to see this iconic site. today we are at the 30th anniversary celebration of field of dreams. let's go check it out. ♪ ♪ ♪

>> signing up for the pitching contest. wish me luck. >> red river showdown happening in just a few hours. what do you think? >> [cheering] >> there have you it. pete: thank you very much. american arenas good gig. hook them. ed: down with texas is that what they are saying? pete: i have no skin in the game but i say texas today. ed: oklahoma. pete: she has the best job on fox news channel. goes to famous parks and now famous arenas to bring them to you at home. ed: i think jed has the best job she gets to hang out with us all weekend. big last hour ahead. you should not go anywhere. put a cup of coffee on. mark morgan and lawrence jones here to join us live. ♪ here's my number

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>> all town showdown. >> everyone back at the annual fall festival on fox square and they have chicken and a petting zoo, s'mores, there's a party going on. >> future farmers of america bear with the animals, that makes sense. but everybody likes smalls. >> if you're on the farm you need activities for the kids so the kids can learn to see the animals and have a party out

there and just go with it. >> it is national farmers day. we had a great coupon earlier, the farmers coalition. but it would be cool to wake up to that sound every morning. >> i'm very envious of people with the stillness, the quiet and the animals. >> the last theater that heard the rooster crew three times was not for a good reason. the president is in campaign mode. think about how he survived the mueller report. it turned out there was no collusion, no obstruction is the president said again and again. is taking the same taken terms of being aggressive going on offense in terms of the impeachment battle, not just staying in washington but going on the road ahead of 2020 hitting states like minnesota, louisiana, campaigning for republicans but also making it clear he's going to take on nancy pelosi and adam schiff all the democrats.

>> he feels he has been defined in a certain way, he goes on the counteroffensive in these rallies have been part of it, taken listen to this. >> the whistleblower comes out with a totally phony report on my phone call but they never thought i would release it so they were going to be okay and by the way the president of ukraine yesterday came out and said he did nothing wrong. what are you talking about, the fake news hardly put them on. there was nothing wrong, they don't even know what they are talking about and but no one thought i would release the call. probably nobody thought i had a transfer. when i heard the viciousness. why are we protecting a person who tells you things you weren't true. >> is this a legitimate whistleblower, many have debated that saying this is not a legitimate whistleblower but is it a legitimate whistleblower into we have to protect whistleblowers out

there? to be scary or potentially slippery slope if we were to enter the name of this person into a public hearing where people see who it was and see those questions exposed where whistleblowers in the future would potentially be legitimate whistleblowers would not come forward or be reluctant to come forward, there's a big questions happening right now. >> back to point, there is new news today the points to the fact that this is more than one person saying i heard a. >> the merits the democrats could show coherent effective effects back up a narrative that shows corruption at the white house when they would have a leg to stand on. instead this is become a process fight with democrats falling all over themselves with how they are doing it,

doing secrets behind closed doors and not revealing transcript and adam schiff at the center of this, why the president is going after him and defining adam schiff, democrats trying to define the president, the washington examiner reporting shift has two aids on his staff worked with the whistleblower at the white house going back to the obama administration in the early days of the trump administration these aides worked at the national security council and somehow interacted with the whistleblower, now coming forward to the democrats and adam schiff and remember adam shifted tell the truth about his own staff's contact with the whistleblower so you wonder what was really going on behind-the-scenes. >> the tape is aboveboard, these are obama holdovers who stayed long enough to get what dirt they wanted. then when they left they went to the headquarters of the resistance, adam schiff's staff in the intelligence committee, now their meeting with the most cowardly impeachment in american history, with testimony they will not revealing didn't know about this whistleblower in advance but now we learn a did. it all feels like an orchestrated effort of democrats who hate donald trump trying to use an official title, whistleblower.

remember oprah when she used to give away cars, you get a car, you are whistleblower in your whistleblower, everybody is a whistleblower and it dilutes real whistleblowers. >> i think adam schiff is an enormous problem in this. it has tainted democrat so badly. he lies through his teeth, he's not transparent about what he is doing, we saw this back to the russia collusion charges, he goes on tv and love to hear himself talk a lot of the stuff he says winds up not being accurate or he winds up in a bed of lies that makes the whole investigation in the whole process look completely tainted. >> how you back it up, hold on a second, for two years adam schiff said he had evidence, he didn't say allegations that evidence of collusion. that turned out to be false and early charge of our ukraine and comments and claims he made, the washington post getting four pinocchios. >> the emmy-winning performance. >> here's the transcript of a and then he started reading

things. the ukrainian counterpart. they are not standing for that. here's what he said. >> he needs to stop lying and cherry picking facts, withholding of the key facts. with regards to the lying he said on national tv he hadn't been in touch with the was a blow but would like to be. he was lying when he said donald trump wanted to ask volodymyr zelinsky to manufacture dirt and an opening statement in front of the acting director of national intelligence putting words in the president's now that sound terrible but this is the thing, there's no disclaimer before he said it. it was a total lie. >> real whistleblowers like the guy that called out been got your uranium one, the perception they were partisan in this case can't touch these whistleblowers. you have seen this. the more partisan the process looks to less credibility it is going to have. if you are nancy pelosi and not holding a vote and doing this

in secret how much credibility -- >> the inquiry to protect some of the moderate democrats in trump districts. if you have a vote and a formal inquiry the republicans in the house might bring in joe biden or hunter biden and have their own questions. >> very sneaky and very cowardly. >> speaking of cowardly if you watch the rally in minneapolis what unfolded afterword were clashes between antifa and other protesters rioting against the police, throwing bottles at police officers, the democrat with them pounding on cars of trump supporters trying to leave, swearing and cursing at the cops. one trump support was giving an interview and watch what happens when this peaceful trump supporter attempted to give his opinion. >> in 2016 something the president was proud of and his

campaign was it was self funded. >> i am fine. >> how people really feel. that is disrespectful but on the other hand it is disrespectful. >> i respect your opinion. >> that wasn't me, i was trying to take a picture. >> somehow a red hat is disrespectful, i am allowed to disrespectfully spit on you. >> this guy who is being

interviewed deserves a medal. i don't know anyone myself included that could maintain their composure. you have a reflex reaction, you don't know what that person does next, they spit on you first, this guys trying to give a peaceful interview, give his take and he has to be harassed like this, that is the world we are living in. >> it is minnesota. there are a lot of nice folks. it is a poignant metaphor how trump supporters feel, just for putting a mag a hat on, loving our country the left is coming at you in the most gutter ball way and you are only responses to keep charging ahead to the ballot box and if the left thinks that will help in their argument to only expose the left for who they are and motivate trump supporters. >> the red hat spit say calm down, it is just a red hat, people get triggered over hats. we asked you for your viewer responses and can't read them on the air. >> i would lose my mind and i admit that fully. we will turn to some headlines. a manhunt underway for the person who guns down four men in a new york city club. two people are being questioned but no arrests, two guns

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frustrated as the president and the american people should be worried as well. this is another example of judicial activism of the lower court. impinging our ability as a law enforcement agency to safeguard this country against the humanitarian crisis and national security crisis. we are beyond frustrated but it impacts from dod, i can promise the american people monday morning the brand-new big beautiful wall is going to be built on the southwest border so border patrol can do their job. >> the building continues but this will be appealed and move to a higher court. you hope eventually -- it will be overturned. >> i have full confidence so we can continue to build the wall that is needed. i have full confidence we will prevail. the wall is not going to stop being built. i'm confident we have that 450

miles of mission-critical wall. >> we will follow the news. people are frustrated -- we've got to get to the second story, we got news there are nearly 1 million border enforcement actions in fiscal year 2019. put the number in context. people attempting to cross the southwest border. where are we? >> it is a horrible number. these are children and family members, absolutely broken asylum process the majority of this past year we allow them into the interior of the united states, that makes this number so bad. the billions itself is bad but because of our broken laws we were letting the majority of those individuals in the interior of the united states never to be heard from again.

because of this administration, the network of regulations, initiatives and policies the last four months we made an unprecedented death in these numbers, 65% reduction since may. >> those numbers already going down, and additional border wall will help it go down further. >> the wall is essential. another thing we don't talk enough about. it is not just the humanitarian crisis. it is also the national security crisis. we seized 910,000 kg of drugs, 68,000 people died because of overdoses of illegal narcotics. that is another part we have to stop. the wall is going to help that fight. >> on a final topic donald trump says acting homeland security chief kevin mc owlinin is stepping down and another will be named soon. there was a sense that he may not have fully supported the president's agenda.

your reaction to this change? >> i'm sure was a hard decision for him. we wish him the best in his next endeavor but we need to stay focused because although the numbers have gone down and we have achieved a lot of success it is not over. we are still getting 1600 apprehensions every single day. that is still the crisis levels. we still have attack of a lot of work to do to safeguard this country and do what we need to do. >> do you think your work will get easier or harder with the new head of the department? >> what we are going to do is stay focused as a team. the men and women of cvp and ice are going to continue to do their job as they have been regardless of the head of dhs, those men and women will continue to do their job and risk their lives. we just had an agent last sunday who just lost his life in the line of duty, he marked

the 129th to do so. i'm confident the men and women of customs and border protection will do their job regardless of who is head of dhs. >> thank you for your service to the country. multiple controversies over the nba and communist china, the league announcing it is blocking media access for its players for the rest of the china trip. why not? why is the nba shutting down free speech? we asked lawrence jones when he joins us live. our 18-year-old

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>> time for news by the numbers. 55 pounds, that is how much mass was found in the gas tank of the truck at the border. the drugs are believed to be worth $100,000, the driver, a mexican national here on a visiting visa was arrested. next, $358 is how much yahoo could oh you for security breaches, part of a class action settlement for those with yahoo account between 2012 and 2016. all claims must be submitted by july. finally, 551 pounds, the new benchpress world record set by us airmen. kenneth cook, double his body weight at the powerlifting competition in las vegas. the florida native described the experience as feeling humble and grateful. i am trying to do the math on this. >> the controversies mounting over the nba.

>> the nba announcing it is mixing on media access for players saying they've been placed into a complicated and unprecedented situation while abroad and we believe it would be unfair to ask them to address these matters in real-time. >> the league was forced to apologize for cutting off a reporter so why is the nba shutting down free speech. >> here is lawrence jones, thanks for being here. why is the nba cutting a free-speech. >> because the financial interests. i have always told people, debate about athletes getting involved in politics, you had nike with their ad campaign, believe in something even if it means sacrificing everything, they put the colin kaepernick quote. there is a financial interest, nike stock skyrocketed but now you have the chinese, the effect would crush nike and beer choosing money over principle.

i have been one of the few -- i call it like i see it. if they have a first amendment right to have a first amendment right but be consistent in your belief system. if you are for justice you should be for justice everywhere, not just in the united states. >> this is not played out well if you look on social media. the american public is not happy. they see it is the nba placing financial interests first and not respecting free-speech, not respecting the values this country is built on. where do you think this will land in terms of public perception of the nba? >> it will annoy the public when you have athletes saying actually we don't know everything concerning china. they don't know what is happening when it comes to politics. there is going to be some public backlash. i think quite frankly they are not going to get as much backlash unless the media

stands up and says what we are seeing right now is what happens in china and so you can't criticize donald trump saying donald trump is the president and in the nba, a corporate organization that is asking legitimate questions, where do you stand on this. you have a financial interest when it comes to china, you already thought the chinese are already taking nike product out of stores, this shows you -- >> to your point the nba jumps and when a reporter from cnn asked a question about all this, god or but you ask a question, god for that you press the nba, you make some good points. lawrence jones. >> north and brings a sign, free hong kong. you and i should go to a next game down the road with free hong kong t-shirts. >> i will be watching from here. >> we are going to do it, rallying up a crowd in

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>> the annual fall festival heating up on fox square and thanks for putting it together. >> ricks is hanging out with adorable animals. we had that record-breaking corn stock. do you have any more information? >> it was totally accidental. pastor or something and it grew. you got all the details. >> not a farmer, just a guy who -- >> you have a bunny there. >> it is honey the bunny, a little bunny. i know, very sweet and a little

chilly. let's talk a little weather. show you what is going on this morning. we have a big snowstorm in north dakota, blizzard warnings in effect. it wind down because one spot in north dakota, 27 inches of snow, blowing away records. the front associated with it doesn't look like much right now in the southeast but over the next couple days it will stall out and bring any significant rain and this is great news. we are way below average, really expanding across the southeast, we will see some spots, don't exactly take that for a rule. it will be somewhere in that area and probably see it get swamped with three or four inches of rain this week and that will be really good news. that front cool things down a little more. it doesn't get towards florida. back to you inside. >> honey the bunny helping rick

with the weather. the president in louisiana last night rallying voters. >> rob schmidt is talking to folks at katie's diner in west charles. >> reporter: good morning, we are. these rallies have thousands of people, a big event people love to go to that we have mike who had a ticket to the rally and didn't go because it was too crowded. how many did the same thing? >> it was so crowded and looked like it was going to rain. we said we would watch on tv. >> you were a businessman for 33 years. when you talk about the president what you like about him, you have his shirt on, you like what he does for the economy and small business. >> i love what he does for the economy and america. if he's not a politician, he runs the economy like a business and that is the way it needs to be done. stop squandering money, take care of americans. >> he has the trump ring on

which i've never seen anything like that, pretty interesting ring. ken is an interesting story. you by a lot of the stuff you have from china. a lot of people would be threatened by what the president is trying to do, correct all that. >> creating a good partnership. i would not say correct anything, create a level playing field for american companies and keep our price of goods competitive for the consumer. it is a very consumer driven market. >> to make your product in the united states cost a lot of money. >> yes it would. we just need to level the playing field. the most important thing is to level the field where we can bring american manufacturing back. there are not many in this business manufacturing in america. we just have to be competitive. >> we are going to go to been.

when you talk about what you like about the president, he's not beholden to special interests, you put a billionaire and office, nobody can buy a billionaire. >> that is right. it is we the people, not we the special interests. what donald trump has done for the economy, i'm not against immigration, just wish people would do it the vehicle way. i work with a lot of hard-working hispanics, vietnamese, all over, hard-working people. just do it by legal way. >> this is your wife darby. the president is supporting and works for the common man, the blue-collar worker. >> he represents americans, hard-working americans, he is a businessman, not a politician like my husband said and that's what we need in this country, somebody representing us, not himself. >> tough to find in a politician. thank you, we will go to jim,

you talks about how the president keeps his promises, says he's going to do something he does it, you don't see that a lot in politics. >> that is correct. he says things he said he was going to do and for the most part has done it already and the things he hasn't done he hasn't done them yet but everything he said so far he has done, stock market great, i made money, he came here last time, he loves lake charles, i can tell because he came last time, people love him, came here again, civic center is cool. >> he has a lot of support, bread and butter. >> he is for working people and we are the working people and man comes out here and represents you use your guy. >> thank you for talking to us this morning at katie's diner, i got to show they gave me peace. we are three hours from new orleans but apparently beef is a thing here too. >> don't want to tell you what

i had to do to get these. >> i am not sure. >> i don't want to see rob. >> 20 minutes from now. all right, turning to your headlines, 6-year-old boys charged in the death of a woman. police believe the teens pushed or through the log off of a 75 foot cliff at a state park in ohio. it hit the 44-year-old victoria schaefer, she was killed instantly. a tipster led police to the two teens who confessed. they will remain in juvenile detention over the weekend. strong warnings, pennsylvania police department urging everyone to be extra vigilant by checking their kids candy this year for drug laced product after they uncovered a bag of thc infused nerve ropes. the company says the product is counterfeit and really serious.

aoc holding back tears blaming climate change for her fears of having kids. >> i speak to you not as an elected official or public figure. i speak to you as a human being. a woman whose dreams of motherhood now taste bittersweet because of what i know about our children's future. >> aoc making those comments a comment form in copenhagen and blaming deaths in puerto rico on the us's colonial rule. the president might weigh in on that one. scary images showing a purple sky in japan, residents on highest alert possible as a dangerous typhoon makes landfall. the typhoon smashing into the tokyo area. sustained winds of 120 miles an hour, magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck moments before that.

a tornado wreaking havoc 40 miles south of that. the perfect storm, evacuation warnings have been issued for more than 1 million people in japan. pre-wild, those are your headlines. >> i don't want to laugh at candy being laced with thc but when you said nerve growth, let's lace the nerve growth. anyway, beware, beware. >> income inequality is a key for democratic candidates but our next guest says they should embrace the idea of wealth coming up next. day 23. i'm about to capture proof of the ivory billed woodpecker. what??? no, no no no no. battery power runs out. lifetime retirement income from tiaa doesn't.

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match, women are allowed into the stadium the first time in 40 years, barred from attending all men's sporting events arguing they must be shielded from the class of semi-clad men. iran allocated tickets to women for thursday's game against cambodia. running into the record books. the first person to run a marathon in under two hours. one hour and 59 minutes and 40 seconds in vienna, austria. he holds the gold medal in the marathon. that is under 5-minute miles. >> semi-clad men one more time. >> semi-clad men unacceptable. income inequality has been a key theme for 2020 democrats. watch. >> three people in america if

you can believe it, this is called oligarchy own more than the bottom half of america. >> this economy is not working for working people. >> how many people feel left out of this economy? numbers show they are left out of this economy from income inequality. >> the new op-ed entitled i dream of jeannie, income gap rose under trump, obama, but so what. our next guest argues absolute wealth, not the wealth gap they should be focused on. >> what is the case you are making? >> the left likes to talk about the income gap and this sort of thing. they don't mention it grew worse under obama and increased over -- it never went down. obama did nothing at all about income inequality. look at what has happened, surging under donald trump, $5000, up 8.2% under donald trump. under obama it went up 1000.

under george w. bush a microscopic $400, 0.7%. basically middle-class wages under donald trump despite the claim that the middle class are not making it in malibu. >> what is the gini coefficient you speak of? >> the gini coefficient is the measure that determines how much income inequality there is, 0% jeannie means total equality. 1.0 means rich people living in penthouses and poor people in the street starving. we are at 4.9 in this country, 4.8 a couple years ago and 4.7 when obama arrived. with high gini coefficients income inequality has fallen, washington dc, new york state and massachusetts you find the most income inequality and the most income equality in nebraska -- rob: states run by democrats.

>> income equality in nebraska, wyoming and utah and alaska, thriving economies in republican leaning public policies. >> when you talk about median income household wealth that should be good for an incumbent president. the president's approval rating is struggling a little bit. how does he make the case for the voters? >> you are probably not hearing much about that. i wish they would talk about this. $5000 increase is a lot of money. he will make the case for big rallies. he out to be talking to hispanic owned businesses. he needs to be in those cases as well. >> income inequality talking points, they do hit home with people and people don't know about what you are speaking about.

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>> the teleprompter says that. i could watch that all day. all morning long at the fall festival and national farmers day on fox square with tractors out here. >> fall craft you can do at home. you're welcome again as always. >> a lot of easy stuff. first thing we have are no carb pumpkins. these are with melted crayons so what you want to do. the crayon melted, put unwrapped crayons in there and then you just start decorating,

wait for it to heat up and start decorating, and then like "fox and friends" and fall. >> little pumpkins here have glitter. >> these are glitter pumpkins. glitter get very messy. this is a mess freeway so you just squish down so all the glitter goes on to what you are making and not on your hands so it is in bold colors in sheets like this. >> people want a centerpiece on christmas and thanksgiving. >> i love this because you can put it out now through thanksgiving and you take a vase and fill it with pumpkins and leaves, start layering them on top of one another. >> you've got to do that. >> my husband told me it looks like carrots. i put little eyes on them. just carve the pumpkin and put

in some flowers. >> we were talking about do it your self. >> just by the reef and then all different -- i will have you hold that and you are writing it through and then you are going to put the ribbon on and that is it and i have the final product over here and in the center i put a little pumpkin as well and a sticker, you can put the initial of your household. put your household onto there. really fun filled. for the tall one i use two layers of cinnamon sticks or you can -- this is a real candle. i don't always love real candles but what you have done here, i took a plastic mason jar with a glue gun and it is

inside one of the candles and it is cool and fun. and easy stuff i can handle. >> i'm not very good at this but i can do this. >> it is about fall colors and pumpkins. >> what is really fun is rick over there. >> what are you going to do with those? >> he didn't want to do that. >> really beautiful eyeballs. >> we want to thank tractor supply. >> on the other side. ♪

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have a great saturday, everybody. ♪ >> i made a great china deal for energy, for the farmers, for the banks. heather: neil: investors on burying the hatchet with china, not so much about democrats sharpening the hatchet with the president. one or the other will decide this election? see if you can decide. we begin with kevin cork with what is in his china deal the president is calling phase i.