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started at fox and i was working for sean hannity's show. brian: just want to try to beat your story. right? in first grade we did a trip to laguardia airport and we saw sammy davis jr. through the glass. one of the class moms went and got his autograph and made copies for him. what is a better story. my first grade story. ainsley: yours is a better story. brian: because sammy davis jr. is not doing many autograph signings. ainsley: do you have it. brian: i. do you. steve: welcome back to brush with greatness. [laughter] brian: people tell us about your brush with greatness. steve: that's a long-term letten segment for three decades. brian brian it worked. steve: busy monday starts with this. house republicans are expected to put on a vote later today on a resolution to censure that man adam schiff. ainsley: the chairman of the house intelligence committee is underfire from the g.o.p. under his handling of this

impeachment probe. brian: will it get anywhere. mark mayor disit sorting it all out in washington. mark? >> house republicans have made it clear they are not will happy with adam schiff. they will place on the house floor to censure the california lawmaker. they have criticized his hand links of the intelligence committee and behavior during a recent hearing investigating the president's call with ukraine's president this past summer. now, there is already a long list of lawmakers who have said that they have signed on to support the censure. 135 names are going to back this effort. house minority leader kevin mccarthy blasted schiff in a recent interview and said lawmakers have to hold each other accountable. >> the very least we can do is censure him. that's not removing him from committee which i would like to i called for back in march when he lied the first time. at the very least this goes to the honesty and integrity confident house of

representatives. >> president trump asking this on twitter it was a corrupt adam schiff con? why didn't ig see this when do we shifty schiff to find out why he fraudly made up my phone call. democrats have control and majority of the house floor. the republican could say force a vote on this matter. schiff for his part spent the weekend in the middle east along with house speaker nancy pelosi as part of a congressional delegation to the region. guys, back to you. steve: mark meredith, thank you very much. as of friday, 173 house republicans had co-sponsored this censure move brought up by the congressman from arizona. the congress also said where is whistleblower number two or the informant? they are all gone because their stories didn't match up with the transcript that he released. ainsley: mike pompeo was being interviewed over the weekend. he was saying that adam schiff is running kangaroo court. they are asking our government employees to go

and testify without an attorney. he said this is so -- it's not following our constitution. this is unheard of. and he calls it a kangaroo court. steve: all secret. brian: rick perry was asked to go. he said i'm not going. the president for the most part is not providing the documents. state department officials who we hear over and over again for the last two and a half years does not like this trump administration. does not like their way of doing things and using this opportunities behind closed doors in many respects. outside maybe one or two. to rip on the president. i thought will hurd who doesn't get up every day and says the president doesn't do everything right. he will be retiring soon. a former cia guy. he wrough brought up yesterday about this whole affair and what they have not said. listen. >> we haven't heard from any ukrainian official that felt like there was this arrangement. we haven't even had a ukrainian official tell a state department official

that there -- that they felt like their arms were being twisted. i would have thought based on some of the state department officials that we have met and interviewed so far that you would even get an inkling of happening to the country you are posing to in this case ukraine, if they hear something. they are going to go to their contacts at the embassy and say hey, what does this actually mean? and we haven't gotten any whiff of that when it comes to this issue. brian: you know, you book will hurd and hope he will be like justin amore and kill the president. will deep thinker. important part of this story. trying to get to the bottom of it. we watched that ukrainian president speak for 12 hours. when he was asked about any pressure from the president. he said foss for the last time no. not the. steve: there was no quid pro quo. brian: don't the ukrainians have a vote in this? they could easily blow up the president. steve: obviously it's clear to the democrats they think there is a different angle to it. that's what they're digging around for.

ainsley: tulsi gabbard how about what she did. she posted this video aboutlike. this is what hillary said on friday. >> i think they have got their eye on somebody who is currently in the democratic primary. and they are grooming her to be a third party candidate. she is a favorite of the russians. they have a bunch of sites and bots who have different ways of supporting her so far. that's assuming jill stein will give it up, which she may not because she is also a russian asset. steve: what hillary is doing on that podcast where david plouffe on friday. accused jill stein the 2016 green party candidate for president who some say split the vote, and damaged hillary a bit. she is accusing her of being a russian asset, essentially is. she is talking about somebody else. she does not specifically name tulsi gabbard. she said she's the favorite

of the russians. kamala harris is running, elizabeth warren, amy klobuchar, marianne williamson. here's the thing. tulsi gabbard knows, feels in her heart that ever since 2016, when she was the dnc vice chair and she went against the party hierarchy to support bernie sanders instead of hillary clinton, hillary has had it out for her. ainsley: they were grooming her. she was goldible child of the d rng. then she dropped ow she wasn't happy with what was happening in the dnc and she supports bernie. she says hillary hasn't forgotten it. and that's why she is saying she is in bed with the russians. listen to what her video. this is a individual know she posted on social media. are. >> people warned me in 2016 that my endorsement of bernie sanders would be the end of my quote, unquote, political career. they said clinton will never forget there have been countless hit pieces, full of smears against me from day one of this campaign.

they have tried to destroy my reputation. they can portray me as a traitor. then they can do it to anyone. in fact, that's exactly the message that they want to get across to you, that if you stand up against hillary and the party power brokers, they will destroy you and discredit your message. but here is the truth. they will not intimidate us. they will not silence us. brian: she posted that on twitter and tweeted this out a little bit later. hillary and her gang, rich powerful leading send a powerful message to you, shut up, toe the line or it be destroyed. we will not be silenced. this the best thing to happen to tulsi gabbard. ainsley: i agree. brian: as wacky as anything the president has been accused of doing or let's say unorthodox. this is nuts. for hillary clinton to say that and for david plouffe to know better, i'm not saying is he is not a professional interviewer. it's his podcast. is he smart enough to know this is the stupidest thing she has ever said. and there is a long line.

and for her and him not to push back you are not saying that jill stein is working for the russians. 4.001%. you are not actually saying that tulsi gabbard because she visited with beshear assad at one point is an asset of the russians? are you crazy? what has she done for the last two and a half years except fester on the point that she lost and blame everyone else but herself. steve: that's kind of political dialogue on twitter that mitt romney was trying to monitor. he did a profile with the atlantic where the guy talked to mitt romney extensively and mitt romney essentially confessed by the way, i have a secret twitter account. good night goes well, what's the name? he said i'm not going to tell you. i will tell you i'm following 668 people. and he named some of the accounts he was following. and so they started to put the puzzle pieces together. and as it turns out, they

surmise you had that a twitter account by the tag name pierre deelectri delecto mt romney. the first person they followed was his son tag and then it turns out they followed people who have been close to mitt romney. they have put throughout hey, is this mitt romney and then eventually they talked to mitt romney and they said it is me. but he said it is me in french. ainsley: the reporter puts this on twitter says i just spoke to mitt romney on the phone and asked him about pierre delecto his only response is and i don't speak french cest moi. french for it is i. brian: i think it's french more. this is not normal. steve: to have a fake account. brian: if you are sitting the senator in utah whether you have so much impact on the national dialogue? set up a fake account like that.

steve: you would be shocked at the number of people who have fake accounts. brian: all people are w. fake accounts are being responsible. ainsley: related to carlos danger anthony weiner's. brian: can we show how peel people accepting this? ainsley: as long as he is doing it in fun and doesn't want them know he was presidential candidate. he opened it like a month after he was president. as long as he wasn't using it to say negative things to other candidates. steve: using it to monitor political conversations on twitter. brian: now it's a private account. we don't know was he supporting himself? he is a good looking man. ainsley: it's so weird because is he so measured. he has been a politician for a long time. steve: so it turns out his twitter handle pierre delecto. i don't get the name. brian: sorry if you are delecto. ainsley: response was in

french. brian: take it away, jillian. jillian: i think it's hilarious. start off with this fox news alert now. because a powerful tornado slams texas overnight. leaving more than 126,000 people without power. go in, a tornadoes. run. >> tornadoes ripping through dallas causing several buildings to collapse. strong winds, taking down trees and power lines. even flipping trailers on the highway. no reports of any deaths or serious injuries. in just a few hours, the first federal opioid trial will begin in ohio. two counties are suing federal drug companies, including three of the country's biggest drug distributers. the trial will focus on whether those companies were obligated to stop the shipment of suspicious drug orders to hospitals and pharmacies. 2600 local and state governments have sued drugmakers accusing them of fueling the u.s. opioid

crisis. week 7 already, can you believe it? the dallas cowboys crushing the eagles. oh it's painful 37-10 in the sunday night game. packers also blowing out the raiders had 42 20eu 4. thanks to six touchdowns from aaron rogers. falcon frustration blowing over. rejected after throwing a punch at ram star donald. quarterback mitt ryan also left with ankle injury. rams win that game 37 -- brian: i owe you a favorite not showing the giant highlights. jillian: they were so bad. ainsley: it was raining. jillian: it was raining everywhere. brian: they should not be allowed to play in the rain. steve: all right, jillian. thank you very much. meanwhile, a fox news alert. boris johnson launching a new brexit battle today with 10 days to go until the deadline. live in london with the latest. ainsley: we have been telling you about that feud between tulsi gabbard and hillary clinton. this battle goes way back.

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started well before hillary called tulsi gabbard a russian asset. here to look back is david darker. from "the washington examiner." where does this all start. >> during the 2016 democratic primary, obviously the antiestablishment left which gabbard is a part, i guess, was unhappy with how the democratic national committee was handling the primary. they thought that the dnc was manipulating the contest to benefit hillary clinton. brian: and they were. >> well, there is some argument about that. but gabbard certainly felt that as somebody who supported bernie sanders, even though bernie sanders never acted that upset about the whole thing, gabbard was. and, of course, nobody thought much about this since then. except that hillary clinton had some choice words for her. it may have been because many of the party regulars and obviously hillary clinton was among those, felt that during that period the left made life more difficult for hillary

clinton. sanders backers made life more difficult for hillary clinton even though in their point of view he didn't have a realistic chance of winning the primary. he still pushed her to the very end. there were some accusations made here and there that made it difficult, i think, with inside the party. now have you both of them going at it which, of course, only benefits tulsi gabbard. hillary clinton is not a candidate. we are all talking about her where we wouldn't be otherwise. brian: it benefits her now. remember then, februar february 2016, democratic donor to tulsi gabbard, one of the excerpts from it: we were very disappointed that she left. hillary clinton will be our party's nominee and you standing on ceremony to support the sinking bernie sanders ship is disrespectful to hillary. we no longer trust your judgment so you will not be raising money for your campaign. and then she said she looked back and she said this about what she was warned about. listen. >> i was heavily warned by people who care about me, to not endorse senator sanders

because of that fear of retaliation, and, look, that fear is something that exists in a lot of folks that i have heard from. there is far too much at stake here. to stand on the sideline and let politics get in the way of what's real. brian: so she stood up strong then. and she basically predicted this, david. >> right. although, you know, it's interesting. because she stood up to hillary clinton. she had this agreement whether she was outspoken about it. still a congresswoman from hawaii. still running for president in the democratic primary. bernie sanders actually ran against hillary clinton. and a lot of democrats were unhappy with that meanwhile, he is a frontrunner this time. his influence in the party only grew during the 2016 campaign. and since. so i think it's -- when you are unhappy with establishment and you claim they all have all sorts of magical powers to spres you and make your life miserabl miserable.

i think tulsi gabbard is doing just fine. bernie sanders is doing just fine. breen brian what you are saying is right. it doesn't mean she didn't just say that to david plouffe a couple days ago that she is a russian both and that's crazy. >> that's correct. and hillary clinton often says things that are a little bit, you know, off kilter. this doesn't excuse any of it. there is definitely a way she could have discussed it that would have made more sense. i think, you know, the point here is that the establishment doesn't quite have the magical power its opponents think it does. and that tulsi gabbard does have some opinions on foreign policy. particularly in regard to syria. that many democrats actually don't like. have a problem with. brian: absolutely. >> that's probably her problem in the primary. we could spend a year and a half talking about hillary and the interesting things she chooses to say. she did that during the 16 campaign. didn't help her. she still does it now. we need to note difference between the two. brian: got it. david drucker, thanks so much. >> thanks a lot. brian: a democrat running for congress now calling to disarm the police.

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saying did you this on saturday. you can't introduce the same bill twice in the same session. meanwhile, the opposition leader of the alici labor partyn the u.k. jeremy corbyn put the cap on the pigeons is he going to introduce legislation for a second referendum. we will have to wait and see what happens there. the eu, meanwhile, says it's just going to sit back and see what happens before deciding whether britain can again extend its deadline to get out of the eu? october 31st. halloween night. can boris johnson do it? he says he can the office backing up against him. i was a young reporter when i first started covering this story. [laughter] ainsley: i know it's never ending. brian: you were 19. ainsley: thank you, ashley. >> you are welcome. steve: thank you. a push to disarm police officers gained steam in new york. democratic congressional candidate jamal bowman who is running against

incumbents congressman eliot engel claims that taking officer's guns away will make communities safer. he tells fox news it's in the interest of both law enforcement and communities to implement major policy changes so that racist institutional biases that led to the use of force against mr. jefferson, that-mile-an-hour rice and so many others will never happen again our panel is here with reaction. dr. darrin porcher screen left. retired new york city police department lieutenant joe card nalle in the center. former lieutenant detective odom. good to have you all. you disarm the cops you will be safer. that's what this person says. >> that's a joke. that's a hail mary just to help him get into office. because, if i recall, if you look at the data, you see there were approximately

4200 guns con i confiscated at e airports. and 86% of those weapons were loaded. so to think that you are going to disarm. steve: wow. >> disarm. that's going to be a miracle. we need to make sure that the public is safe. when you think of things like that. you say there is no way that you are going to be able to disarm the police. steve: joe, this guy is getting a lot of publicity for this statement. data for progress. they say six in ten in that 16th congressional district in new york do not know who they are going to vote for. now this guy is getting a lot of headlines. >> that's why he is doing it. only way he can garnish votes. go against the police. and honestly, i mean, it's moronic. it's insane to come across with a statement like that that you are going to disarm the police he is going along

with what he thinks is going to get him the votes. none of this will ever work, disarming the police department. steve: dr. porcher, do you remember when people used to run on i'm going to support the police. i'm a law and order candidate? >> i can understand. the candidate is coming across as a provocateur, so to speak. he sees injecting this hyperbole is the ability to connect to a certain voter's population. the truth of the matter, if you look at the quantitative data that he is focusing on, is he doing a comparison with the u.k. or, i should say london specifically, where you have a lot of officers that do not carry firearms. but the qualitative piece is that's a very different society. and believe it or not, the homicide rate in london is high as well. this is just not being introduced into the equation. but when we take into consideration firearms that are not connected with officers or guns or excuse me, officers not carrying firearms it, presents a significant problem for not just the nypd but that district of southern west chester as well that the congressman is looking to

represent. steve: doctor, in that particular package we read, is he not talking about taking away the guns from the bad guys. only taking away the guns from the cops. >> yes. which is ludicrous. first of all, when you also look at data, you see there was approximately 500 incidents in which at least one person was shot in new york city. so to think about that you are saying that you are not basically going to protect the public. because here it is, you have minimum of 500 people shot, which means there was a weapon there and if you are going to disarm the police, how do you expect them to be able to help out those communities when they don't even have a weapon. steve: joe, he says he wants this to happen to so thought racist institutional biases that led to use of force against those people that i cited earlier get rid of those. >> once again, is he wrong. i don't know how he can compare that to what's going on right now in new york city. all he is doing is jumping on a bandwagon that everybody likes to be on right now, which is against law enforcement. and that seems to be that the trend today.

and as you said, instead of supporting the police department, running on that ticket, he just takes the exact opposite. i don't think he is going to go anywhere with this. steve: doctor, we will give you the last 20 seconds. >> we are looking at educated making comments the policy for what law enforcement should participate. in the truth of the matter is, he is an individual that needs to stick to the educational component and let the law enforcement piece be generated or driven by someone that's a law enforcement practitioner. and that's clearly not the case in this particular scenario. steve: all right. guys, thank you very much for joining us live. interesting stuff. meanwhile are democrats in the media usingth same script to call for impeachment? listen to this. >> >> the president's betrayal of his oath of office. >> more betrayals of his oath of office. >> betrayed his oath to defend the constitution. >> dan bank calls thi bongino ca hoax impeachment. he is coming up next

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>> the betrayal of his oath of office. >> more betrayals of his oath of office. >> that the president of the united states has betrayed his oath of office. >> and betrayed his oath to defend our constitution. >> violations of his oath to the co constitution. >> president trump has indicted himself by obstructing justice. >> of all of this obstruction from the white house. >> to obstruct justice. >> trump strategy is pretty clear. obstruct, conflate, confuse. >> it is a cover-up. >> the president's cover-up. >> cover-up. >> cover-up. period. steve: some common words. let's talk to dan bongino. former secret service agent.

host of the dan bongino show and is the author of exonerated, the failed takedown of president donald trump by the swamp. mr. bongino. what do you make of those members of congress and those members of the media using similar words? >> yeah. they are not particularly bright. you think they would have a more creative portfolio, modifiers and achives to describe what is essentially their third hoax. this is like the return of the jedi of hoaxes. you know, it's the squeal to th. return the jedi wasn't that good. the first hoax was the collusion hoax which we all know has been thoroughly discredited and debunked, created by hillary clinton and her democrat friends to attack donald trump and the obama administration. the follow up to that was the mueller hoax. you may say mueller wasn't a hoax. that investigation actually happened. yes, but mueller knows from the beginning and i document this by the way thoroughly in my book. mueller knows from the

beginnings of his investigation based on the text that they are investigating the hoax. they keep it going giving the impression that donald trump is it's of something. when those two hoaxes didn't work out third hoax. ukrainian malfeasance with the democrats,y, democrats in the 2016 election. is just to flip the script and blame this ukrainian mess on donald trump. so this is the sequel to the sequel of hoaxes and it frankly is pretty embarrassing because we now have the transcript. brian: if you really want to take a unique perspective on this. two things came out over the weekend. oh, donald trump was going past our intelligence, using his personal attorney to find out about dirt in the ukraine for the 2020 election. reality, he was trying to find out what happened in 2016. in reality, something did happen with ukraine. hence they looked at paul manafort's background and his work there hence nellie ohr and bruce ohr some of what they said was coming out. number three is, he is not the first one to use envoy as secretary of state pompeo says anyone hear of sidney

blumenthal. a secretary of state using a friend that barack obama didn't like to get information in libya. anyone hear of bill richardson. he was used, even though he was out of government contacts with north korea. this administration still uses bill richardson for his contact with north korea. jimmy carter was used as envoy outside the government person to use it. so, maybe the president should have alerted anyone is he using rudy giuliani. but having said that it's common. >> brian, if i may i am going to try to one up you. those are great examples. remember john kerry negotiating behind our back iranian deal with the death to america crowd? where was the firestone, -- firestone medifirestonephony me. john kerry can negotiate behind our back with the death to america crew and undermine this administration with no

threat from the logan act there by the way which they prosecuted mike film over, rudy giuliani who is looking sincerely to get answers about unquestioned foreign collusion with the ukrainians in the 2016 election. listen to me, you just hit that, brian. nellie ohr who worked for fusion gps and hillary clinton is on the record, the on the record. not talking about a phone phone know graph, on the record got information from lawmakers, media people crack a book once in a while. go to the interweb and do some home works find it yourself, it's not hard. >> because we are talking about that -- exonerate more on russia. thanks so much, dan. appreciate it. >> got it, guys. goofed talking to you. ainsley: nice talking to you. jillian has headlines for you.

jillian: get you caught up on this news. u.s. troops are crossing into iraq after pulling out from syria. defense secretary mark esper speaking in afghanistan moments ago saying the withdrawal won't be haphazard. >> this withdrawal will take weeks, not days. until that time, our forces will remain in the towns that are located neither oil fields. the purpose of those forces, a purpose of those forces, working with the sdf is to deny access to those oil fields by isis and others. jillian: president trump ordering all-american service members out of syria. following the chaos along the turkish border. mark esper says their mission will be to help defend iraq and continue the fight against isis. a toddler is shot dead and. anna: 11-month-old baby struck by gunfire less than 24 hours in philadelphia. gunman opened gunfire killing 29-year-old girl. mother and man also injured. 11 month old boy was shot

four times while sitting in the backseat of his stepmother's car. he is in critical condition. so far no arrests have been made. senator elizabeth warren says she will reveal her plan to pay for medicare for all soon. >> the cost estimates on medicare for all vary by trillions. this is something i have been working on for months and months. and have got just a little more work until it's finished. jillian: the 2020 democrat has been criticized for weeks for not saying if her plan will raise taxes on the middle class. the massachusetts senator supports bernie sanders' proposal. he admits his plan will raise taxes. big question a lot of people still have. steve: that's right. how is she going to pay for it. ainsley: she has a plan. brian: janice dean doesn't worry about paying for weather. does it for free. jab january sometimes we do. steve: this is by weather check. janice: very nice. thank you, steve doocy.

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>> remember last year jeffrey owens was mocked for working at trader joe's this time it's donald brashear being ashamed for working a regular job at tim horton's a local canadian news outlet smiling while serving coffee to customers at that local restaurant. and the internet went wild. but isn't there honor in hard work today? our next guest writes stop dissing hard working people. instead celebrate the transforming power of jobs our next guest wrote about this new op-ed on

foxnews.com. top discussing hard working people. whitney monroe office from the government accountability and she joins us now. good morning, whitney. >> good morning. thank you for having me. ainsley: tell me why you decided to write this and stand up for him. >> i was going through twitter last week and i saw the article that was written about customers taking pictures of him and viewing it as a negative. that this man who has fallen on a little bit of hard times. he used to be a celebrity and hockey player and now working at tim horton's. this is ludicrous. work is a good thing. powerful. joy and dignity in work. work is a pathway to redemption. it has really struck me that we need to be teaching people from the youngest to the oldest of ages that work is a good thing. it's the fabric that this country was founded on. we need to celebrate that. ainsley: yeah. any of us could be fired. what would we do for money. we would have to find another job. sometimes it might be fast food or wherever you can make money. tough take care of your family. >> exactly.

ainsley: what was the reaction after you read this op-ed? i'm sure people applauded you. >> you know, i'm excited that people are actually seeing something in it. that they are cheering it on. that they are agreeing with it. there are 7 million open jobs in this country right now. and i want someone, right now, to go and apply for one of those jobs and get it and experience the transforming power of work. i started working as a teenager as a babysitter. i coached gymnastics. all of those jobs taught me life lessons and put me on the path to be where i am today. that's something that we want everyone to experience. ainsley: what's the lesson we teach our kids? we say no matter where you are working, work hard. if you work hard with a smile on your face and have a good attitude and note customer is always right. you are going to move up. he ca end up owning the tim horton's one day. >> of course there is no sense shaming people. i met a woman named amanda. addicted to opioids and fell on hard times. because i got a job. i got to pay rent. because i got a job, i could afford my car. she lost her children.

she said because i got a job and started to get back on the path to success, i got to buy them christmas presents for the first time. and then eventually she got her children back. that's millions of stores beshear or jeffrey owens they are working because they find ways to improve your life through that experience. ainsley: i applaud him. wonderful. better for him to work and make some money than sit on the sofa and complain and cry because he is not playing in the nhl anymore. thank you for coming on with us. great piece. foxnews.com if you want to read it? >> thank you, ainsley. ainsley: mocks president trump on twitter. it's an epic fail. carley shimkus with the social media stump that backfired. that's coming up next. ♪ ♪ welcome to fowler, indiana. home to three of bp's wind farms.

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steve: okay. hillary clinton taking shots and mocking president trump's letter to erdogan. turns out it's not even her own work. >> it's funny because on this very date. october 16th, 57 years ago. the cuban missile crisis started. this letter from trump is eerily similar to a letter jfk sent khrushchev when we found out the soviets were putting nukes in cuba. he wrote at that time dear premier khrushchev don't be a [bleep], okay? everybody will say yay khrushchev, you are the best. brian: joining us now 24/7

reporter carley shimkus. >> doing giggling myself. brian: president had a very direct letter to erdogan. don't be a tough guy. >> for a little while we didn't hear much from hillary clinton. then as we inch close tort 2020 election she has reemerged with a book and speeches and these drops in life moment on social media. it turns out that this letter that she posted on twitter was taken from the segment on kimmel that we just played. steve: did she give him credit. >> no. go after her for copyright. one user says jimmy kimmel took a bit on it and hillary clinton took it from him. not a good look that she stole it from him and didn't mention it was his work. and i like hillary but it made it out like she came up with this. received 192,000 likes. brian: she has got problems. ainsley: all right. you have a new episode on fox nation. tell us about it? >> it's called escape the

room. have you ever -- do you know what an escape room is? steve: no. >> so an escape room is -- it's a thing that's set up a couple places in manhattan. and did you go into a room with a group of friends. and for this episode abby orchestrated, me, david webb and tom shillue and kat timpf and lock the door behind you. only way can you get out is if you solve the puzzle. steve: okay. >> it was so, so challenging. let's take a listen to what, i believe, abby has to say about me. i haven't heard this yet. >> carley, i would say that you are, you know, a little bit more positive enforcer. car slay hype woman she is a girl i would want on our team. >> we are going to take the credit but they were pretty good. >> go to fox nation and watch it. i totally agree. did i not contribute whatsoever. i was just a cheer leader. i was so confused the whole time. steve: i had no idea you

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we have two more hours starting with this. brian: house republicans push a vote to censure acam schiff. steve: chairman of the house intel committee, mr. schiff, coming under fire over his handling of the impeachment inquiry. ainsley: kristin fisher is following it all from the white house this morning. good morning, kristin. they don't like how secretive this all is. >> good morning, guys. president trump certainly supports this effort by house republicans to censure the chairman of the house intelligence committee. congressman adam schiff is essentially the person, of course, leading this impeachment inquiry. in fact, the president though, he is going to far as to say last night that he thinks that schiff should be deposed over all of this. but, this vote today is a vote to censure and the house minority leader, kevin mccarthy explained why yesterday. >> the very least we can do is censure him. that's not removing him from committee. which i would like to do and called for back in march when he lied the first time.

but, at the very least, this goes to the honesty, the integrity of the house of representatives. >> at least 135 other house republicans have now signed on to this effort. mccarthy contends that schiff mislead the public by saying he did not know the identity of this whistleblower. mccarthy also takes issue with the way that chief summarized president trump's call with the president of ukraine during that hearing last month schiff has said it was just a parody and he thought he had made that clear. there is a lot of discrepancy there. either way, whatever happens with the vote today, it will likely not pass. be very tough to pass this democrat controlled house. either way republicans, are still going to try force this vote today. guys? steve: they're indeed. all right, kristin. thank you very much. they were trying to do it last week but then with the passing of elijah cummings they decided to put it off. it looks like it could be later today. another number, it looks likes a of friday, there

were 173 house republican members co-sponsoring the bill by or the suggestion the ke censure by andy biggs of arizona to do it. ainsley: house has two days to decide if they will take the vote. as you were saying during the report the democrats are the majority. it's not going to go anywhere. it's a slap on the wrist. brian: i was listening to her report. [laughter] brian: this week on the secret. we have hearings billie taylor on tuesday. michael duffy on wednesday. associate director for the national security program. i'm not sure where he is going to go. some other people you haven't heard of. but i think it's key that it looks like rick perry says i'm not going to comply with the subpoena and rudy giuliani does not seem as though he is going to going to testify either. other thing not getting much attention what george kent said last week. george kent is a state department employee holdover from the obama years. he said as early as 20 is a, we have a problem with hunter biden's investment in

this. [buzzer] that energy company. steve: yeah. the things that have leaked out for the most part are only leaked out by the democrats to damage the president if that phone call was about getting to the bottom of corruption and the bidens. why aren't the biden's business ties to ukraine a big deal? kimberley strassel was on with chris wallace yesterday. she said they are and congress should look at that watch. >> here is a big deal. it should surprise no one though, because prior to the press deciding that this was a whole issue that we're not allowed to talk about. joe biden did nothing wrong. they were writing all the stories about this and quoting former officials who worked for joe biden saying they were uneasy with the situation. and they didn't like that it was happening. and so, i mean, the issue here to me has always been people like to use the word corrupt. the issue has always been the appearance question. the question of whether or not hunter biden was profiting off of his father's position. you don't really need to go

much farther than that. it is hurting joe biden out there with primary voters. brian: answer was yes. they were upset during the obama years. they thought it was a problem. and the state department employed this guy in particular. what mulvaney was said when asked by george wallace what do you think coming out and backing up the president's claim about some issues with hundz's investment. he didn't know about it. because obviously he was sidetracked with his press conference. ainsley: elizabeth warren is the top contender for the democrats. maybe this is hurting joe biden. brian: i don't think there is any question it is. if he was the frontrunner by far id think he would have been attacked on that stage last week in that debate. steve: if it's harming joe biden it's helping elizabeth warren. ainsley: correct. steve: meanwhile, if you watch the other channel and listen to the democrats there are similar things being said on impeachment. we put together a little montage on this.

watch this. >> the president's betrayal of his oath of office. >> more betrails of his oath of office. >> that the president of the united states has betrayed his oath of office. >> and betrayed his oath to defend the constitution. >> the vitals to the oath of the constitution. >> president trump has indicted himself by obstructing justice. >> all of this obstruction from the white house. >> to obstruct justice. >> trump strategy is pretty clear, obstruct, conflate, confuse. >> it's a cover-up. >> president's cover-up. >> cover-up. >> cover-up. period. steve: got to be a coincidence. ainsley: do they send out a memo this is what you should say. steve: brian did a segment last week who showed what the democratic talking points were. brian: right. steve: use 7 or 6 words. ainsley: email sent out. brian: talking points aren't unique when news networks use the same talking points as democrats that's what is rather unique about this period in time. dan bongino was on earlier.

and believe it or not, he was very emotional. you think they would have a more narrative. see squeal to the se sequel. return of the jedi. the first one wasn't that good. collusion hoax thoroughly discredited and debunked created by hillary clinton and her democrat friends to attack donald trump and the obama administration. the follow-up to that is the mueller hoax. this is the sequel to the sequel of hoaxes. it frankly is pretty embarrassing. because we now have the transcript. >> we do have the transcript. so there you had that soundbite montage where the media sounded an awful lot like democrats. actually the president of the united states took shots at the media and democrats as well when he was talking about how he was going to pull the plug on the g-7 going next summer.

brian: not the whole thing. steve: going to durrell dural. he blamed -- hold on a second. here's the tweet right here, the president said: based on the media democrat rage and national hostility, i typed out hospitality. we will no longer consider trump national dural miami as the host site for the g-7 in 20206789 we will begin the search for another site, including the possibility of camp david immediately. thank you. he is saying he pulled the plug because the democrats in the media, although in the "the washington post" today it says that he talked to a bunch of republicans over the weekend who said, look, you know, don't do it, mr. president. ultimately he decided not to. ainsley: we would love hospitality but there is hostility. brian: what you are referring to is maybe mic mulvaney came out over the weekend and said to chris wallace the president still feels like he is in the hospitality business that caused some controversy. among the republicans upset tom kohl.

i don't think it's illegal. but it's an unforced error that we don't need to deal with. steve: just before the election. brian: let's just push it somewhere else. ainsley: not as important as some of the other issues we are talking about this morning. i think it was smart for him to say we're not doing it. doesn't does it really matter? because he doesn't want to deal with the negative press about the emonthly meant clause. very hot in miami in the summer. steve: here is mick mulvaney talk about the g-7. >> he was honestly surprised at the level of pushback. at the end of the day, he still considers himself to be in thes who pay tattle business. i saw an opportunity to take the big e. leaders around the world and wanted to put on the absolute best show and visit that he possibly okay he was very comfortable doing it as dural. i think it's the right decision to change. we will have to find some place else. my guess is we will find some place else that the media won't like for another reason. steve: going forward, let's

have less hostility and more hospitality. brian: exactly. ainsley: you are such an optimist. steve: i'm a bad typist. just saying. brian: the president says i like the first press conference had you to made. had to walk about that statement about the quid pro quo. he never said but some people took it that way. number two thinks mick is doing a great job. ainsley: he said get over it. brian: he is very quick on his feet. handling all questions. he was there to actually announce the dural as the new site. steve: that didn't work out so well. i wonder where they will go next. ainsley: somewhere cooler. steve: probably not florida. ainsley: i hope not new york. we don't need any more traffic. steve: it's good for hospitality. ainsley: i'm kidding. hand it over to jillian. jillian: we begin with this fox news alert now. powerful tornadoes slamming texas overnight. look at this.

>> go in. a tornado. run. jillian: tornadoes ripping through dallas causing several buildings to collapse. 110,000 people are without power. strong winds tearing down trees, taking out power lines and even flipping trailers on a highway. no reports of any deaths or serious injury. today, the identities of three soldiers killed in a training exercise at fort stuart are expected to be released. the army is investigating how a rolled over into the water. the army calling it a quote heart-breaking day for the third infantry division. adding our hearts and prayers go out to all the families affected by this tragedy. 2020 hopeful pete buttigieg making his way into a three-way race for iowa. the democrat jumping 7 points to make the top 3 in a new suffolk university "u.s.a. today" poll. vice president joe biden

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>> full-time for a wealth tax. fair is fair. when you make it big -- i mean really big -- i mean top of one tenth of 1% big, pitch in 2 cents so everybody else in this country gets a chance to make it. steve: well, apparently taxing income is not enough because senator elizabeth warren also vowing to tax certain americans' wealth if she gets elected president. is this policy economically sound. her policy advisors certainly think. so we have a reality check. here with more is peter morici, the former chief economist for the international trade commission and the university of maryland professor amerias it. professor, good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: okay. so everybody gets taxed on their income for the most part. when you meet certain standards. but now she is talking about taxing the stuff you've got, right? >> absolutely.

think about it this way. suppose your assets of $50 million. so you meet her threshold. and then you earn this year another 50 million and you invest 25 of it. on that 25, you are going to pay another 1% a year for the rest of your life. so if you are a 30-year-old woman. you are facing 85% marginal tax rate on that wealth. why take a risk? why invest? and on top of that, is the inheritance tax. the estate tax. no, this is absurd. by the way, she wants to couple this with a 70% income tax on these people. so, in the end. they basically, if they make a buck they have to pay 1.20. you see if anybody invests in america that wait a minute. steve: let me get this straight, if you make a dollar, you have to pay 1.20. so you just stop making money. you just start paying the government hand over first. >> you get on a delta airlines london. get your apartment may fair

and pay your taxes in britain. why were american companies leaving for ireland before donald trump became president? one of the things she doesn't get is, people can get up and leave. steve: they can indeed. we are not talking about just wealthy people. we are talking about super duper wealthy people who have assets more than 50 million, right? >> well, 50 million is big, it's not as big as you think. steve: that's pretty big. >> well, yeah. you wait and you work for fox news long enough and 60 years old you will be surprised how much money you will have. steve: right. >> people 100 million she wants it to be 3%. these are absurd rates. you have to remember these are the people that finance our start-ups. these are the people that give us companies like amazon and apple. they are the ones with the seed ca capital. they believe these people clip coupons and hang out at the dural with the president. that's not true. they are very active people investing their money.

steve: sure. two french economists who looked at this emanuel a yessayesand rich. 15 richest americans would see their net income declined in half had warren's plan been in place since 1982 we're talking about some real dough there. >> we are. in terms of what she can actually raise. she is saying she can raise $2.75 trillion over 10 years. even larry summers, who is hardly a spear carrier for carriers low taxes. clinton's treasury secretary says the best she can get 40% of that so we are talking about major disruption. to harvest $100 million a year. remember. people are going to rearrange their assets. they are going to rearrange their investment behavior for 100 billion a year? that's just an absurd number amount of money to do all this fussing about. it's too small. steve: sounds like they are

going to move to may fair if they move to london. >> i think it's great. have you visited may fair lately much nicer than the youpper west side don't have to put up with deblawji de blasr the a train. steve: thank you for joining us live. 7:21 in new york city. the florida sheriff who lost his job after the parkland school shooting could get it back later today. our next guest's daughter who was killed in the shooting says if he remains sheriff more lives will be in danger. andrew pollack coming up next. it's either the assurance of a 165-point

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a british court. the wikileaks founder is serving a 50-week sentence for skipping bail. he was arrested and dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy back in april after living there seven years. and three parents are expected to change their pleas to guilty in the college admissions scandal. they spent over $800,000 combined to alter their children's test scores. over 50 people charged in that scandal. felicity huffman is nearly halfway done serving her 14-day prison sentence and lower love lynn is awaiting trial. brian? >> get ready for this. outrage in florida and maybe in your car right now. embattled former county sheriff scott israel is set to be decided. a florida state senate convenes today on whether or not to reinstate him, despite his failures over the parkland shooting response. remember, the governor sidelined him. our next guest lost his daughter meadow in the shooting and one of several parents outranged that this

is being considered. why meadow died andrew pollack. andrew, what role do you think the sheriff played in allowing the shooting to take place? the sheriff, i want everyone to remember he went on national tv claiming his amazing leadership. he wanted to deflect from his department's failures and blame the gun. but there were so many failures and any florida state senators i would like to bring them out right now to anybody. he had -- the killer had over 40 calls to his house with policies in place to handle that the broward county's sheriff's office dropped the tip that he was going to be the shooter and shoot up the school. he trespassed at the school after he threatened to shoot the school up and never arrested. pulled up and took a perimeter around the school instead of going right in to the school while there were shots still going on on the

third floor. one of those shots could have been my daughter getting murdered. they took a perimeter. when you look at the fdle's report on the response. the coral springs rushed the building and ran past the sheriff's office. his command center that day failed. he had a captain jordan from his old department, his buddy from fort lauderdale, she failed. she resigned. you had a lieutenant resigned. 10 people all in ail failed and this guy claimed he had amazing leadership one failure after the other. not the first mass shooting. we had another shooting he didn't learn from at the airport. brian: he should be the last one to be sheriff. i would take someone without any armed forces without any criminal justice with this job. i find this outrageous during cnn's town hall with dana loesch. listen to this if he

accepting a message to. >> who did he send. >> to buzzfeed, reuters. >> who was the victim? reuters can't be a victim. the only person who can be a victim is individual. >> they reported it. >> if the individual was threatened, and it was real, that's a crime. but if he is posting things. >> they were threatened with death. think were threatened that they were going to be killed. >> what's your specific -- brian: he couldn't even answer that question. even then. >> he is a total shameless person with no integrity. and he has no right to lead in broward county because the whole community wouldn't be safe. and dana, thanks for dana. she pointed me in the right direction on my crusade to really look into the facts and the multitude of failures that led up to it. even after the shooting, he put a deputy at the school where he fell asleep in the parking lot and his brother,

the killer's brother was actually able to trespass on to campus and that's when governor scott had to call in the state police. in integrity at all. brian: here is what his attorney said just as the recommended to the florida and senate. sheriff israel has been diligent in his duties as sheriff. and the governor has not shown to the contrary. broward sheriff scott israel's serve as sheriff for all the people of broward county. final thought real quick, andrew? >> in that report it also says that the sheriff shouldn't be judged by individual failures. 10 people failed that day. if he shouldn't be judged by that i don't know what failed leadership is and i wouldn't do -- there is nothing i wouldn't do to hold people accountable for my daughter. brian: absolutely. >> that's what this is about. holding this guy accountable and making sure he doesn't lead that community again.

brian: i don't think they ever predicted coming up against someone like you. andrew pollack, thanks so much. >> thanks, bud. brian: mitt romney reveals he has a secret twitter account by telling a reporter how do you say this in french, john? >> c'est. moi urge. mike huckabee here to react next. ♪ this is how we roll ♪ this is how we roll ♪

brian: let's bring in mike huckabee. plays the guitar and fox news contributor. governor, welcome. >> thank you very much,

brian. i'm delighted you are are glad i am here. steve: because you are brighter than the sun. ainsley: elizabeth warren has a plan for medicare for all. remember she was on the debate stage and how are you going to pay for it. she didn't want to answer the question. she says she has a plan. brian: it's not quite done. ainsley: listen to. this the cost estimates on medicare for all vary by trillions and trillions of dollars. what i see though is that we need to talk about the cost and i plan, over the next few weeks to put out a plan, that talks about specifically the cost of medicare for all and specifically how we pay for it. brian: all right. take your time. ainsley: wants medicare for all but is not sure we can afford it, it sounds like.

got to come up with a plan. >> i'm going to get back into the race and my plan is ice cream for all. steve: you will win. >> you will have a lot more fun. again, this is socialist nonsense. medicare for all means that all the private companies go out of business. it means that you don't get to choose. it means the government now is your sole provider. and estimates are it would be anywhere from 30 to unbelievable trillions of dollars. think about how much that is more than the national budget is per year. and she offer and pay for that without completely bankrupting the country and raising taxes on everybody. and she can say it's only going to be for the wealthy? there is not enough wealth among the wealthy peopl pay for that kind of thing. steve: they will just have to keep taxing them until she gets enough money for it. but we're going to find out very shortly. here's the thing, governor. there is something like 150 million americans already on private health insurance.

they like their insurance. they don't want to get rid of it. and, in fact, rahm emanuel says this whole medicare for all thing, that the democrats are pushing, is crazy. listen. here he is yesterday. >> the issue for democrats is about price control and cost control. it is not about only coverage. it's about cost. >> right. >> and we have got to rewire ourself. the problem here the other thing historically let alone policy wise. the fact is what president obama did aca was to be built upon. not to be pulled out and start all over again. this was a wonderful effort. that's what insane is about this process. brian: he can't understand it. >> well, one of the things we have got to remember sir rahm emanuel brother is the chief architect of obamacare. he does understand something about it. more importantly when someone as liberal as rahm emanuel says it's way out there, far too left for him, it's really out there. and here's what he did mention that i think is very important for every american

to consider. when you take away options and you take away a competitive environment and you say you have got one choice, the cost of that one choice always goes up what drives costs down. he is talking about price controls. cost controls. the only thing that brings costs down is when you have a lot of people in the marketplace. fighting for the consumer. the consumer has nowhere to go but the one source it, gives really really expensive. and that's what would happen to healthcare in this country. brian: governor, this thing called doctors, medicare for all, doctors for none. they need a supplement. they cannot live on medicare alone. and just talk to them. they are being starved to death as if they are the bad guys. they can't do it. they have no general practitioners. having said that go to somebody real well you competed against him. mitt romney. he spoke out against the president. was a candidate. said he wanted to be secretary of state for a

while. when he decided to run for senator he got endorsement from the president. so quick now to turn on the president. how do you explain this friction? >> well, first of all, mitt romney bounces back and forth more than a tennis ball at venus williams match. that's part of it. but the latest thing is this incredible fact that he is pierre delecto he has a secret twitter account. the man is 72 years old. having fake twitter accounts on social media. that's the work of kids, cowards, couch potatoes and perverts like carlos danger what on on earth does a united states senator do calling himself pierre deelectric toe. if he has something to say. he is still bitter because donald trump got elected and he didn't. he needs to realize the choice in this country is

the choice between socialism and very capitalism, made him so incredibly uber-wealthy. he needs to start elm bracing that's the binary choice we face in this nation between donald trump and whoever is on that stage for the democrats. steve: well, we discovered, apparently, that he had a hidden twitter handle in a profile with the atlantic. the atlantic reporter said just spoke to mitt romney on the phone and asked him about pierre delecto, his response was c'estmoi. strange he would speak it in french. ainsley: his name is pierre. >> when i bump into him i want to say pardon me do you have any gra grey poupon? what incredible revolution. i'm embarrassed for him. brian: does he just bomb

people? ainsley: not on there criticizing people and acting like pierre. he wants to go on there for privacy reasons. i get that though. steve: he said he wanted to essentially watch the political conversations online now he can't because he has been exposed by himself. governor, thank you very much. ovai. >> gooden. ainsley: adios. jillian has headlines for us. jillian: ola: three years missing since 2017 were just found safe. their mother, is now in custody after police found her with daniel, david and are a anna. the missouri family located more than 700 miles away in texas. officials say she was looking to run away with her children to california. the kids will be reunited with heir their father who has full custody. two teachers watching tv. look at this video.

[screaming] >> are you all right? [screams] jillian: that was a huge tree came crashing through their d.c. area home. it appears they were not seriously hurt. their father says it could have been worse if the stainless steel refrigerator didn't shield them. that is scary. prince harry addresses tensions with his older brother prince william for the very first time. the royal telling itv news in part, quote: we're certainly on different paths at the moment. but i will always be there for him as i know he will always be there for me. as brothers, you have good days, you have bad days. reports of a royal rift surfaced last year as prince harry prepared to mar marry meghan markle. brian: what's going on there? >> i don't know. while checking baby monitor she noticed a ghostly figure sleeping next to her

sleeping son. turns out baby ghost was her son's picture. her husband forgot to put on the mattress protector. ainsley: that's so funny. that is awesome. >> that is funny. steve: word to the wise. brian: find out about that royal rift. ainsley: and the tree-falling. my goodness. that happened to my best friend in atlanta. it fell into her bed. they had just gotten out of their bed she and her husband. five minutes they were downstairs. brian: i thought her best friend was in florida. ainsley: i have several. i have a few. steve: janice dean out on fox square. janice. >> i want to check them out real quick because we have potential for severe weather this morning. take a look at it. we had actually a tornado last night in dallas, texas. and the threat for severe storms again today for parts of louisiana. in through mississippi. and, look, we have a tornadoes warn storm just north of memphis. know what to do if there is a watch or warning in your neighborhood. because we potentially could have severe storms hit later on today. real quick, what's your

name, my friend? >> zac fisher. >> do you like the giants. >> yes. janice: you do? just me and you, i think. they lost yesterday. better luck next year. look at these wonderful friends that came to see us on fox square. [cheers] janice: thank you so much for coming, everybody. go giants. brian: just gave up on the season. nine games. ainsley: i know, right? steve: thanks, janice. meanwhile, bernie sanders and aoc rallying together here in new york city. there was something significant about where that event is being held. ainsley: our next guest calling the move tone deaf. the outrage coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ (dramatic orchestra) performance comes in lots of flavors. there's the amped-up, over-tuned, feeding-frenzy-of sheet-metal-kind.

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in new york city. ainsley: critics quickly noting that the rally was actually held in the same neighborhood right across the street from where amazon planned to open new headquarters. steve: that's right. they pulled the plug after pressure from local politicians and whatnot. local newspaper's editorial board issuing blistering commentary writing, quote: their love fest is being held almost on top of the site of a political and economic calamity of enormous magnitude. ainsley: here to react is republican candidate challenging aoc is sharia murray. sherry, thanks for being with us. >> it's a pleasure to be here with you guys. thanks for having me on "fox & friends" this morning. ainsley: you are welcome. you are living in her district and listening to her policies. you said i have got to run, why? >> i live in queens and i see this socialist far left narrative that quite frankly is dangerous to america and we have to put a stop to this as you said ainsley they did this rally withi they

killed 25,000 jobs by killing the amazon deal right there in that part of town. >> what you are saying that gigantic sea of people -- that number of people would have been working for amazon had amazon not pulled the plug. >> good paying jobs at that. steve: $100,000 per job was the average. >> yes, absolutely. steve: unbelievable. ainsley: you wouldn't have a problem winning if you were in the midwest or south. up here people are so liberal and buying into her plan. they got 25,000 people to support at that rally. how do you plan on winning. >> we have a battle ahead of us. thank you to the american people for the groundswell of support we have received so far. anyone out there interested in helping our campaign go to scherie murray.com from the local people in the queens bronx all the way to across this great nation we have received an impressive amount of donations, small dollar contributions. the support that we have gotten has really been a momentous and uplifting to the campaign please we need

everyone's support we need to take on what we saw this weekend as aoc trying to deliver bernie sanders' socialist agenda to america she could have endorsed any of the candidates she chose bernie sanders, why? >> she worked on his campaign as she stated. what we see now are policies that are going to keep government's hands in the pockets of every day americans. medicare for all. college for all. free government healthcare. steve: sherry, if you don't have anything, that sounds great. >> it's going to be at the cost of the taxpayers. we have to put a stop to this far left sloot movement that's going to ruin america. ainsley: tell us more about yourself. you grew up in queens. >> thank you, ainsley. i was born in jamaica and i did come here to this great nation and was raised in queens all of my life. i went to public school here. i was gymnastic captain of my team in high school. i have great memories. i do believe i'm living the american dream. that's one of the reasons why i'm running for

congress. as a graphic community leader who led in a predominantly democratic district and worked across the aisle from local city council leaders all the way through state department. i have the tenacity and the ability to deliver results and if elected i would hope to do so by building bridges, not burning them down. and uniting the fight in congress for america. steve: all right. well, it's very nice to meet you. good luck to you. ainsley: what's the site again. >> scherie murray.com. that was a good one, ainsley, thank you. ainsley: sherry is spelled scherie. >> it's french, my love. ainsley: all the best. steve: thank you. ainsley: one firefighter is putting a spin on something he uses every day. is he turning old fire hoses into an american flag. look at that. steve: that firefighter shares why it's so meaningful to honor old glory coming up ♪ from the red, white, and blue ♪ not ♪

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♪ ainsley: a florida firefighter putting patriotic spin on a tool that saves lives every single day. darryl paul first started turning oldest discarded fire hose into stars and stripes in 2015. what started out as a firehouse decoration has turned out into much more. the flags are now displayed all across the country. here with more on his designs is panama city beach firefighter darryl paul. hey, darryl. >> hey, how are you doing? ainsley: i'm good. thank you. i'm so proud of you. this is such a neat story. tell the folks at home what you do. >> well, i use -- expired

fire hoses and able to make them into american flags. ainsley: how do you get these fire hose? you collect them from firehouses all over the country? >> yeah. i go around from other places. other departments. they know what i do they help me out. ainsley: that is so fun. each of these stripes that we are seeing, that's a fire fie hose. >> i used to make them a lot bigger. each stripe piece of hose. now i paint them to make them smaller. ainsley: that's so fun. >> people like the smaller size for their wall. ainsley: how do they get to that point so you can use them? >> like a life of service? you can have hose in service for several years. how long it takes to make a flag? a couple hours. ainsley: do you know what i love about this? each of those fire hose are used to save lives and put the fire that is burning

what we all worked so hard for. that's that american dream our houses and apartments. that's wonderful and symbolism here is so special. why the american flag? what does it mean now. >> well, i love my country. really the american flag, what it means to me is that there is a lot of division, you know, have you got the left and you have got the right. but that's the one thing that kind of puts us together that's what unites us. ainsley: i agree with you. >> it's okay if you have a difference of opinion for me or for you, but when it comes to the flag, that's what brings us together. aims ages amen. >> it's cross lay flags and if people want to buy them. they go to your facebook page; is that right? >> yeah. look me up on facebook. drop me a message. you know. tell me something about yourselves. and, yeah. ainsley: wish you the best. darryl, thanks for what you do. you are saving lives. >> thank you. ainsley: you are welcome. god bless. 56 minutes after the top of the hour. house republicans gearing up

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reporter: the congress is taking a step to censure house congressman adam schiff. now schiff says that it was just a parody but president trump tweeted last night, quote, when do we deposety schiff why he fraudulently made up my phone call and. i demand a deposition. at least 135 house republicans now support a resolution to censure congressman schiff and house minority leader kevin mccarthy explained why yesterday. >> the very least we can do is censure him. that is not removing him from committee. i would like to do, i called for back in march when he lied the first time. at the very least, this goes to the honesty, integrity of the house of the representatives. reporter: in addition to that parody of that phone call

mccarthy accuses schiff of misleading the public saying he did not know the identity of the whistle-blower. schiff's committee staff had been in contact with the whistleblower prior to the filing of the complaint but that schiff did not know who the whistleblower was. some republicans dispute that that is part of the reason for the censure most which is expected to take place, they will try to take place sometime today, guys, i should point out, this vote, this resolution doesn't have a very high chance of passing because of course democrats control the house but republicans are going for it anyway. ainsley: even if it did pass it would basically be a slap on the wrist, right? reporter: exactly. steve: nancy pelosi decides whether they will vote on it, doesn't she? reporter: i believe that will be the case. she is the house speaker. the republicans, quite a lot of them, they will try to at least put this up for a vote.

that is why this -- pretty much a symbolic vote. but really republicans best shot at this point to try to go on the record say they disapprove of the way that adam schiff is handling this impeachment inquiry so far. brian: right, they say they have to keep it secret so everyone has separate stories, so they don't coordinate their stories. steve: except the parts that leak out that. brian: the parts that leak out that make the president look bad. they will have acting ukraine ambassador by tailor. he has tweets ship would like to. mike duffy on wednesday. you can almost count on the fact that the old time state department people are going to have negative things to say because they do not like that president was using his attorney or his own envoy to do the investigation but i think we've really screwed everything up for adam schiff and company is george kent. he came out.

they found records of him saying as early as 2015, we had a huge problem with hunter biden's investment in burisma because the vice president was in charge of ukraine operations and policy for the obama administration. so it shows it wasn't unfounded. ainsley: hopefully even if you dislike someone and you're asked a questioned about his or her doing you will be honest. is there is not anything inlegal, that shouldn't indict someone. they don't like him. steve: of course the whole line of questioning and guests everything else, appearing before the committee is based on that conversation the president had. ainsley: we all read steve we read it, not only the allegations that the democrats talking about the favor business and stuff like that, but also about the bidens which brings us to representative will hurd a republican from texas, hey, what about the ukrainians? watch this.

>> we haven't heard from any ukrainian official that felt like there was this arrangement. we haven't even had a ukrainian official tell a state department official that, they felt like their arms were being twisted. i would have thought some of the state department officials that we've met, we would have interviewed so far we get an inkling of that happening the company, say ukraine, if they hear something, they will go to the contacts a the embassy, what does this actually mean? we haven't got any whiff of this. brian: that is important. he has cia background. where does it work to my interests if i say the president of the united states was pressuring me, i won't get any cooperation. they know they got a year left. they want to say that president trump pressured me and i had no

choice to investigate joe biden's son. the president hasn't said that. no ukrainian state department officials have said that. no ambassador said that out there. steve: stay tuned we'll see. meanwhile tulsi gabbard is running for president. ainsley: if you missed it. it was friday when hillary clinton said this she didn't name her specifically. sheave alluded to one of the candidates. listen to what she said tulsi had a problem with. >> i think they have got their eye on somebody currently in the democratic party. grooming her to be a third party candidate. she is a favorite of the russians. they have sites and bots ways of supporting her so far. that is assuming jill stein will give it up because she plight not because she is a russian asset. steve: there is hillary clinton calling jill stein who ran begins her in 2016 a russian asset. ainsley, you're absolutely right

we don't know which of the women she was alluded to when she said she was the favorite of the russians. the russians are using that candidate with their bots and things like that to drive up their social media presence. tulsi gabbard however has responded to hillary clinton's she's the favorite of the russians. she thinks she is talking about her because of her history with hillary. watch. >> people warned me in 2016 that my endorsement of bernie sanders would be the end of my quote, unquote, political career. they said clinton will never forget. there have been countless hit pieces full of smears against me from day one of this campaign. they have tried to destroy my reputation. they can falsely portray me as a traitor they can do it to anyone. that is exactly the message they want to get across to you. if you stand up against hillary and the party power brokers they will destroy you and discredit

your message but here is the truth, they will not intimidate us. they will not silence us. brian: i think she, even ratings don't reflect it i think she has been an absolute standout during this whole election campaign. doesn't have the biggest foundation, the biggest party, the biggest group behind her. actually coming from hawaii. she misses the second debate mainly because she was not able to fund raise money she was sent to indonesia, part of her national guard responsibilities. she is back on the stage. she is extremely strong. ainsley: i think this is helps her. she is not part of the establishment. this, she was the vice chairman of the dnc. she didn't like what was happening in the dnc she steps down. she supports bernie. what is interesting we report these candidates, we don't know what happens behind the scenes. steve: we don't know who the russian assets are. ainsley: she is pulling back the curtain, because she is saying this because she doesn't like me

and supporting person running against her. brian: john podesta exposed the exchange. ainsley: shows you how politics how dirty it is. brian: i had no idea until the podcast. steve: hillary clinton is referring to russian asset what does she mean. ainsley: she is not necessarily saying, doesn't necessarily mean russia is using. steve: asset is useful thing. her dan today sy would be a useful thing, trying to drive traffic and social media stuff. bernie sanders regards aoc as an asset over the weekend she endorsed him. but the irony is, there was a gigantic sea of people. supporters for bernie, aoc. ainsley: 25,000. steve: not too far from where amazon would have built their headquarters had aoc and other politicians not put pressure on them. ainsley: remember amazon would move to new york, long island

city across the water and she said we don't want amazon here. we're like what? that would have created 25,000 jobs for new yorkers. there were 25,000 people in that audience. they could have been working at amazon, it was right across the street from where that plant was supposed to go up. brian: she could not get it through her head. these were tack breaks. they were competing against 49 other states to get the headquarters. daily news, of all things, still in business, wrote to op-ed, aoc and sanders glowed a throw stone's away where amazon should set up shop. steve: what is bother some, the the would have been second headquarters of amazon with its 25 to 40,000 great-paying jobs and nine dollars in public benefit for everyone dollar in taxpayer spending which was scuttled on february 14th

under relentless attack by aoc and her pals. there is a woman who is a republican, living in the 16th district running against aoc. brian: we should book her. steve: we did an hour ago. sherri murray. has irony. >> quite frankly omitted the fact that killed 25,000 jobs by killing the amazon deal in that part of town. we see policies keeping government hands in the pockets of everyday americans, "medicare for all," college for you will it is going to be at the cost of the tax pacers. we have to put a stop to the far left socialist movement that will ruin america. steve: a lot of people like that message. they like free health care. ainsley: running against aoc. it is new york. steve: they like it. brian: do they think bernie will

pay off the college loans. steve: 25,000 people showed up on a busy weekend. they like that idea. ainsley: jillian has some headlines. brian: share the wealth, jillian. jillian: good morning to you. talk about the weather. a powerful tornado slammed texas overnight. look at this video. >> it's a tornado!. jillian: tornado ripping through dallas causing several buildings to collapse. 100,000 people are without power. strong winds tearing down trees, taking out power lines and flipping trailers on the highway. no reports of any deaths or serious injuries. overnight u.s. troops are spotted crossing into iraq after pulling out of syria. defense secretary mark esper speaking in afghanistan overnight. saying the withdraw won't be rushed. >> this withdrawal will take weeks, not days. until that time our forces will

remain in the towns that are located near the oil fields. the purpose of those forces, a purpose of those forces working with the sdf is to deny access to those oil fields by isis and others. jillian: secretary esper the new mission for troops will defend iraq and fight against isis. we'll keep you updated on that story as well as the rest. steve: i was looking for an update on it. thank you very much. brian: they might keep 200 they're saying, 200 in syria, in the east part of syria. that is another part. ainsley: to make sure oil fields are -- brian: we're hoping. steve: "new york times" going after the trump economy questioning its strength as thousands of u.s. workers go on strike. brian: stuart varney says strikes prove the workforce is in the driver's seat. steve: hello, you're in the driver's seat. >> i used to be. ♪

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♪. steve: last month american unemployment hit a 50-year low falling to 3.5% under president trump. ainsley: but "the new york times" is calling out the positive economic news asking quote, in a strong economy why are so many workers

on strike? it points to thousands of workers on the picket lines from general motor workers to chicago teachers. brian: joining us now, promising to react is stuart varney, 9:00 to noon. were you surprised at that tact? >> no. where have you ever seen "the new york times" take a positive view on our strong economy? they don't do that. they always try to pour some cold water on it because it is the trump successful economy. i see things the other way around. what is going on now is, we've got a fully employed economy. brian: 7 million open jobs. >> 3.7% unemployment. seven million jobs going begging. that is full employment. that puts workers in the driver's seat. they're the one hose can now demand higher wages and they are, getting higher wages. they can demand better working conditions and they are. they're getting better working conditions and also benefits. brian: sure. >> the key here what happen to

middle america. in a you will ifly employed salary wages and salaries are going up. three years in the trump administration, three we've seen so far, median household income, middle america, it has gone up $5,000. in the preceding 16 years of bush and obama, it went up $1500. so you got this acceleration of wages and salaries for middle america which "the times" ignored. ainsley: the union is able to do this. when you own a company, why doesn't gm give them what they want since you're going to have more people apply for jobs at your industry or your company, if you take care of your workers? brian: >> the general motors strike is a lot of separate issues over and just above wages. ainsley: health care. >> what is really at the heart, can general motors continue to make 20% of the cars it sells in america in mexico? the union didn't want that flexability, that is what general motors won in the

tentative contract deal. steve: the contract they were working under, which expired, that is why they wound up all on strike before trump became president. that was the best deal they could get then, the economy in your words wasn't doing that well. fast forward to today, economy is on fire, they want a piece of the pie. >> they want a piece of the pie. they will get a little extra piece of the pie. teachers are on strike. they want an extra piece of the pie. the special case, anymore money goes to teachers, it really goes to the retired, retired teachers pension funds. which are breaking the bank in illinois, new jersey, connecticut. ainsley: they deserve it. my gosh and my sister made no money. >> don't make out somehow or another the teacher situation just about getting more money in fully employed economy. it is not just that. retirement fund which is just underfunded. that's it. bottom line, workers are in the driver's seat when you got a fully employed economy like now.

steve: you will be in the driver's seat in fox business in 40 minutes. >> i am indeed. steve: thank you. headlines after firing white house meeting, nancy pelosi pointing her finger at president trump in an act of defiance. brian: our next guest says pelosi's antics were a disservice to women. she explains straight ahead. ♪.

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first federal opioid trial. four drug companies reached a deal in a lawsuit with two ohio counties. the drugmakers are accused fueling the opioid crisis. the journal report does not say if walgreens will continue with the trial. boeing's board of directors will meet today as a new report claim boeing hid issues with the 737 max for years. transcripts reportedly reveal pilots discussed problems with the flight control system two years before a pair of crashes left 346 people dead. the troubled planes have since been grounded and remain on the frowned since march. brian: remember this photo? many on the left are cheering on house speaker nancy pelosi standing up confronting president trump. president trump liked it enough to release the photo. ainsley: our next guest fires back in the new op-ed for the "new york post" writing pelosi's meeting antics are a disservice to women. steve: here to explain new york columnist miranda divine.

this is the lead in "new york post" op-ed.com. >> thank you. steve: last time nancy and chuck were face-to-face with the president, he walked in, wagged his finger, yelled at them a little bit, left. do you think she planned to stand up to do what she did. >> probably did. didn't say much for her and democratic leadership because that was important meeting for national security. they stayed a few minutes, stalked out to the the waiting media. nancy pelosi just can do no wrong in the use of the media. she is 79 woman. she is from the left. steve: first woman speaker. >> most powerful woman in washington. dresses superbly, everything she does from adjusting her glasses to walking down the road they just look at it like it is the second coming. brian: but when she is sitting there, if she liked the picture, is she standing, doesn't that

show women empowerment? isn't that the message? >> that is what the feminist establishment done all through the internet. this is a people, like boss woman. pelosi owns trump. enhanced her standing among progressive women establishment but i think it shows her in a terrible light. it's a disservice to all women, instead of actually doing her job, trying to find some center ground to meet with the president and his people to try to notch out important matters of state she decided instead to take the low road, to showcase grandstand. steve: this is politics, miranda. that is what they do in washington. ainsley: women fight for equality. what if the roles were reversed if he had done this to her? >> exactly. his body language in the photograph he has his hands under the desk. he has neutral body language. he is not guess tick lating or shouting or standing up or

pointing a finger. especially in the me-too era it is not a level playing field. men have to really neutralize themselves. in fact emasculate themselves in any interactions with a woman in the work place, especially someone like nancy pelosi who is so quick to take umbrage. ainsley: interesting topic, women in the first place. i remember overhearing a man say, oh, you look so pretty. then he said but i'm not allowed to say that, am i? >> isn't that sad? look we've come really long way. i think a lot of the me-too issues had to be brought out where men were openly preying on young woman who were there, under their power but, in some ways it has gone a little too far. i think, look, president trump is a big overwhelming man. if nancy pelosi were a man. you can bet he would have fired back on all cylinders. so she has an advantage over him in that sense. she should use it for good. she should use it actually to do something worthwhile.

especially a time she brought on needless and combative impeachment proceed national secret. steve: that is the key. she wants to take his job away from him. that says a lot. >> showed remarkable self-restraint. the problem is i don't think he should be engaging with nancy pelosi at all because she's just -- steve: don't call her into the white house if you need a meeting? >> call a meeting. if she starts berating her, look at her with a look of neutrality on her face. make you look like a fool. she stalks out and you look at people around the table what was that all about? instead a big bear of a general mex to him, looking down, looking mortified, looking really chagrined they shouldn't be put in that position. ainsley: you wrote this doesn't portray her in a good light. more a simple above female entitlement and embarassment to women. what are people to saying.

most read right now on "new york post." i'm sure you're getting backlash. women out there are going to not enjoy reading some of this. >> combination positive and negative. i think as a woman i am able to say it more than a man can. women have a lot of power now, more than they did before. we need to use it wisely and fairly or we will lose it. brian: miranda deaf vine with "the new york post." read her editorial today. >> thanks a lot. brian: meanwhile straight ahead -- steve: hillary clinton taking a shot at former house speaker newt gingrich about bill clinton's impeachment. >> obviously in the late '90s, it was a partisan gotcha campaign. gingrich said we'll do it because we want to do it. that was nothing but a partisan effort to take down a president. brian: exactly. partisan effort for the whole monica lewinsky. steve: former house speaker newt gingrich next. ♪.

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ainsley: really? brian: the thing called rock and roll and beatles took the country by storm. later i will expand on it. ainsley: i hope you do. steve: only done american history. maybe music history will your next book. brian: i haven't checked my tweeter. jillian: ainsley i was born in the wrong era. i am 80 years old at heart. ainsley: '50s, wear poodle skirts. brian: the victrolas, they sounded so great. jillian: you guys continue to discuss that i will give you headlines. we begin with this story. today florida lawmakers will decide the fate of the sheriff at the center of the parkland shooting response. a independent investigator recommended scott israel's reinstatement. andrew pollak's daughter meadow was one of people killed at marjory stoneman douglas. he joined us earlier, laying out the mistakes that he says were made. >> broward sheriff's office dropped a tip he was going to be

the shooter and shoot up the school. eight of disdeputies brian, pulled up, took a perimeter around the school instead of going into the school. 10 people all in all failed. this guy claimed he had amazing leadership. jillian: pollak says he believes the entire community would be unsafe under israel's leadership. we'll see what happens. an urgent search underway for a missing plane that vanished from radar. crews combing through a north carolina park to see if the small plane crashed into the woods. it was expected to land at raleigh due ham international airport when the plane disappeared. it is unsure where the flight took off from. the actor instagramming an picture of his wife's catherine arnold schwarzenegger burned bagel. proud of my darling trying to cook tonight. did it go well?

, not at all. this bagel bite never stood a chance. schwarzenegger saying my plans to have you do the cook something working out very well. ainsley: they're cute. steve: somebody will go hungry. ainsley: i love him. steve: janice dean famously did peas -- pizza bagels. janice: celebrating my sweet 16 as janice dean the weather machine. where are you laurel? >> tennessee. janice: i remember 16. look at map. it was very good year. we're dealing with the potential for showers and thunderstorms. maybe some severe weather my friend. i know you heard the reports of the tornado that went through

dallas. luckily no deaths. we had a lot of destruction. these storms could contain large hail, damaging wind, isolated storms up the east coast and ohio river valley. we will watch the system move eastward. another system across the upper midwest and northwest. wave to steve, ainsley and brian. you know what guys? they will be coming out, doing exercising. who do you want to see, my friends? >> jillian. janice: we'll make sure she comes out here. jillian got a fan over here. steve: thank you, jd. ainsley: i'm sure he and his wife will meet jillian. brian: 22 minutes before the top of the hour. the first time hispanics is the largest voting minority in 2020. pew research shows 32 million hispanics will be able to vote next year, 20% jump.

how will that affect the race. ainsley: we have lily gill valetta. >> good morning. ainsley: what is your reaction to this. >> i love numbers are pragmatic. is definitely growing fastest. every 30 second as hispanic is turning voting age. 65% of all of us, not myself included because i'm an immigrant are born in the united states. a very important block everyone needs to pay attention to because of the size. steve: absolutely. you say that hispanics are interested -- one in three are interested in president trump and record because of the economy. >> exactly we are able to use the big data to mine open source digital discussions. one in three, 35%, to be more exact are positive conversations about the president. that shock as lot of people and traditional pollsters. it is jobs and the economy,

which is the number one issue. education and health care follow. immigration take is a spot number four and five. brian: are hispanic communities religious? religious community seems to be embracing it? >> there are shared values for sure. conservative mind-set, faith, family, freedom. we're the fastest growing segment of entrepreneurs in this country. we're happy to be part of the american tapestry and american economy. ainsley: what is your story? you said you were an immigrant? >> i came to colombia without speaking a word of english at 16 with a suitcase. pursuing american dream. people in business, voting strategy, anything you're looking at for growth, we are the largest, fastest growing segment in this country. don't get distracted by the immigration rhetoric that gets in the way. steve: a lot of that is going on.

one in three are positive about the president, given the economy, that means two in three are not? >> there is a big chunk, about 32, 34% are neutral. so that doesn't mean the rest is all negative. steve: 1/3 is up for grabs? >> i tell my friends on the right and the left, don't take us for granted. this group does not default to being a certain leaning way. you have to build the work. you have to build trust with any relationship and voter segment. brian: finally, when mitt romney loses they do autopsy in the republican party, you have got to ease on rhetoric when it comes to the border. hispanic community takes that anti-hispanic building a wall. the president didn't subscribe to that. how does the hispanic, if you can, from your perspective, from what you found out how do they view talk on border security? >> border security ranks as number four top issue. so it matters because a lot of people have worked really hard to go through a process.

what is broken is the process. a wall will not fix that. i think that is what people need to understand. we are pro-immigration. it is just how that happens. that has a lot of loopholes and issues. steve: congress needs to act. >> exactly. steve: very nice to meet you, lili? >> thank you. i hope everybody takes into account we are as american as many others and there is a big priority because we are listening and paying attention to both sides to see how they reach out. steve: looks like it according to the big data. ainsley: i don't believe you came here not speaking a word of english. you're a mon, raising your kids. >> i am. it is the american dream. steve: things, lili. hillary clinton calling out newt gingrich as she weighs in on democrats pushing for impeachment. >> obviously in the late '90s it was a partisan gotcha campaign. gingrich basically said we'll do it because we want to do it. that was nothing but a partisan effort to take down a president.

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greatest threat, newt gingrich china us live. that was partisan effort to take down a sitting president. >> she was interested in rematch because she beat trump again. i think you have to start from that level of misperception. we had a report from ken starr, the independent counsel, who on 11 counts said clinton was guilty. clinton -- brian: lying. >> he was guilty of lying. guilty of obstruction of justice. he was guilty of perjury which is federal felony. he ultimately lost his license to practice law in arkansas. paid i think $600,000 to the woman who sued him. all sorts -- but the biggest difference is this, we asked congressman jim rogan to meet with peter rodino. who was the democrat that ran the watergate impeachment. he came back and told me and henry hyde, here is all of

hodino's rules. so the white house counsel was in the room. what they're doing is fundamental violation of american law. they're creating a star chamber as secretary pompeo said, he doesn't have a lawyer in the room. he has no idea what people are saying. they are being selectively leaked. brian: the thing is, they say we don't want them to sync up their stories. if we have public hearings everyone will match story with each other to help sell a narrative. what is your reaction to that? >> my reaction that schiff is embarrassingly dishonest person. pelosi has become a embarrassingly dishonest person. the fact is, i sort of like what tulsi gabbard said about hillary clinton the other day, i won't repeat it but rather direct and clear. democrats in the house are desperately trying to manufacture something. they wake up every morning saying i know trump did something terrible, i wonder what it was? they set up a rigged game that

violates every core principle of american justice, violates the constitution's guarranty of due process. and i think that the american people ultimately will get very, very sick of this. steve: the president was tweeting just in the last couple minutes. >> said censure at least corrupt adam schiff after what he got caught doing. any pol who does not am i reading right, cannot be honest. are you listening dems? >> they cannot listen. they're the democratic socialist party. the democratic party is basically dead and they're not committed to a radical vision of america. if the only way they can get there is to break trump, they will do whatever they can to break trump. ainsley: you know what i'm wondering? is this bill clinton was impeached will we continue to see this. if democrat is elected republican try to impeach? is anything getting done? >> that is a great danger. brian: makes a mockery. >> let me say if you were in our shoes and you had an independent

counsel came in said this guy is guilty on 11 counts, you have to open an inquiry. brian: i want to talk about your book, trump versus china. how appropoe. i talked to senator schumer. he is for what trump is doing to china. >> i don't know if this is the necessary fight but it is the right fight. xi xinping number one job is to be the general secretary of the communist party. and that they are determed to dominate the planet. look what they did to the national basketball association. if we don't understand this, our grandchildren will speak chinese. we're currently behind the curve. trump is trying to get us caught up. our bureaucracies are amazingly slow and clumsy. frankly a number of our corporations are greedier more than patriotic. steve: you lay it out in your book. goes on sale officially tomorrow. preorder it today.

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