weird, right? todd: you be the judge. todd: what happens when you leave a toddler alone? carley: he stepped down for a few minutes and came to this was a 3-year-old little girl had down 18 cups of yogurt, keep it on the top shelf. todd: "fox and friends first" continues right now. >> he was one soldier but when you lose three the pain is identified. jillian: an army general holding back tears as he reads the name of three soldiers killed in a training accident. rob: what we heard about the crash that took their lives. >> i heard more about ukraine than you have heard about it. i heard clinton was involved and the attorney general, find out

what is going on. we are investigating corruption. rob: not just joe biden, the president wants an investigation to it hillary clinton's ties. jillian: the president's push for answers and hillary clinton as a master troll, that is what the new york times thinks. rob: the headline turning a lot of heads. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ rob: that is something. jillian: i will go to a bunch of them. four, five or six.

i know who i am rooting for. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first" on tuesday morning. jillian: the to begin with this. donald trump encouraging republican lawmakers to stand up to democrats. he is urging the justice department to get to the bottom of the steel bossier once and for all. rob: more on the call to root out corruption. >> reporter: the president's ukrainian phone call epicenter of the inquiry raising concerns ukraine, and pushed for william barr to investigate. >> you have been hearing about it, i heard clinton is involved, somebody wrote the fake dossier.

all the things that happened and i assume the attorney general, i would like the attorney general to find out what is going on. we are investigating corruption. jillian: the president calling on for republicans to band together and fight the impeachment effort, mitt romney was elected first gop senator willing to vote in favor of impeachment. >> i think the democrats are not good politicians. they have lousy policy but you don't have a mitt romneys of the world, people who go against the party. they stick together. i respect that. rob: they table a resolution to table and resolution by adam schiff, after the vote, it will be said of house republicans when they found a lack the courage to confront the most dangerous men in american history.

and bill taylor testified. there were investigations of a quid pro quo. jillian: thank you. rob: the president wants is attorney general william barr to include hillary clinton in his anticorruption dragnet. jillian: rand paul says he would like to see someone else testify on capitol hill. >> i would ask very pointedly did you talk to the british intelligence agencies and set up spying of by foreign intelligence agencies on the president's campaign, that is against the law. he did call british agents and get them involved and interesting to know christopher steel, and that is the rumor for over a year. everything democrats accused

donald trump of doing, investigating a political rival with a foreign country, all the same questions should be asked of democrats. rob: the president and his supporters waved two high-profile reports, one on anti-trump bias. and the fisa warrant, back in 2016. fox news alert, iraq warning the united states any troops leaving syria are not allowed into their country. the statement contradicts mark esper who said those soldiers will travel to iraq to continue operations against isis. more than 700 troops being pulled from syria in its entirety, the president defended his decision telling sean hannity time to come home. >> they were supposed to be there 30 days, they were there for ten years but it is time to bring our soldiers home.

rob: the us cease-fire deal with turkey expires today. the senate foreign relations committee will hold a hearing today on the turkey syria conflict. >> bernie sanders found something they can agree on, both defending congresswoman tulsi gabbard after hillary clinton suggested she was a russian asset. >> this was a phony scam. hillary clinton said two days ago chelsea -- told gabbard is a russian asset and jill stein is a russian agent. wait a minute. it took two years. i wish you said that earlier. she is crazy. jillian: senator sanders saying tulsi gabbard put her life on the line to defend this country. people can disagree on issues but it is outrageous for anyone to suggest tulsi is a foreign asset. gabbard so she's open to a

face-to-face meeting, we will see if that happens. mike pence and joe biden go head to head on trade. i know pennsylvania and pennsylvanians will not be fooled by mike pence's promotion of trump's irresponsible trade wars. mike pence heading back when speaking to manufacturing workers in biden's home state. >> pennsylvanians will not be fooled. they know the us mca is a win for pennsylvania and a win for america and it is time you got on board. >> reporter: the us mca deal is backsliding as many issues are unresolved. donald trump will speak at a conference in pittsburgh tomorrow focusing on shale energy.

rob: he hosted the summit at his golf resort in florida for free. >> it was a simple situation. i own a property in florida. it would have been great. but the democrats -- even though i would have done it free, save the country a lot of money. rob: the president was criticized after announcing he would host the summit at his resort at cost. democrats railed against the proposal thing the president would have benefited from the events. some whether, people in the south picking up the pieces after deadly storms left widespread damage. take a look at this birdseye view of dallas and surrounding area where an f3 tornado touched down, wents topped 140 mph. jillian: three schools will not be able to open up for the rest of the school year. four people were killed during storms in arkansas and oklahoma. janice dean joins us where people are cleaning up.

>> it is starting to weaken but is moving across the southeast. the tornado especially in texas on the ground for 40 minutes. incredible destruction not only in texas and oklahoma, arkansas and missouri. several reports of tornadoes, talk about an ef 3, severe damage, 136 mph and for that time of year this is very impressive so the severe season we have two seasons, the primary season is in the spring but we have a secondary season in the fall. is this normal we see tornadoes this time of year? it is. the changing of the seasons. this cold front is on the move so we will see potential for some strong storms across the southeast, not as potent as we saw yesterday. we will continue to monitor that

as we go through the next 12-26 hours and it will be offshore. there is your forecast today. we will watch a strong storm system across the great lakes lifting into canada and the next storm will move into the northwest and bring 2 parts of the rockies the northern plains. look at that veiled colorado. >> i will make a phone call. rob: elizabeth warren joining the picket line today, she will stand with thousands of chicago teachers on a fifth day of strikes. they say funding cuts are

leaving school without nurses, counselors and bilingual staff members. chicago is the third largest school district in the us. a lot of kids not going to school. jillian: elijah cummings will be honored in baltimore and washington this week, he will lie in the state on thursday. a public viewing is set for tomorrow at morgan state university baltimore. he died last week after complications from previous health problems. he was 68 years old. rob: it has been a campaign promise since day one. >> we are building a wall on the southern border which is absolutely necessary and we will build the wall. build that wall. build that wall. build that wall. rob: with hundreds of miles, some level of construction at this point how much progress has been made on the wall and how much is left to go? jillian: winner winner chicken dinner, dressing up like a which, fast food inspired costume.

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2000s. in 2000 through 2004, short 59 mile stretch of the border we were arresting 100,000 people a year. post wall once we build the wall it dropped to 15,000 so the proof is in the pudding, walls work. rob: let's look at the update on how much has been done and how much is being done, 74 miles have been completed, 154 being built as we speak, 256 in the planning stage, 1500 miles is the span of the us-mexico border. somebody at home seeing 74, still a lot of work to be done. >> we are not talking about a border wall from california all the way to texas. we are talking border walls in

strategic locations, the border patrol identified as where we need it. that allows us to dictate where traffic takes place. it is not just human smuggling we are trying to control. we are talking drug trafficking as well. we have an opioid crisis. suburban america is reeling with this opioid crisis and we can control where narcotics are coming in we could be a lot more effective in saving our children and protecting the public. that is what walls allow us to do, walls in strategic locations, they are in strategic locations which allow us to be more effective. it is an intelligent way to go about this. jillian: people question if it is certain strategic locations, will that create problem areas in other places where folks are not prepared to deal with that because they haven't before? >> when we talk about that, that is the first thing to come to people's minds but when we look

at the way our operations are set up it allows us to deploy more resources to those areas. we want to create traffic in certain areas so we can deploy our resources to be more effective. we will not create the gaps people might think and we will be able to target specific organizations driving facility go traffic. rob: the numbers are down month after month or the summer months when it is hot. how do you think the numbers at the border are going to look as we get into the wintertime when it is easier to travel and do this migration and how critical was the deal with mexico and the threat of tariffs and reducing those numbers? >> that deal donald trump struck with mexico was a deal any of his predecessors would have loved to have. when we talk about a wall, about

operations those are all pieces of the puzzle we have to put together so going into the winter months we continue to expect to take those pieces of the puzzle. we expect to see drops in the apprehensions we are having. jillian: keep us updated. have a good day. it is 19 after the hour. buyer beware, from baby formula to beef jerky amazon is putting big brands at risk selling expired food. we will tell you what we need to know. rob: cory booker tries it and julian castro's plea for more cash. ♪ connections.

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related illnesses. >> new report reveals amazon is shipping expired food through third-party vendors. rob: tracy carrasco here with a nasty discovery. >> reporter: the report from cnbc found shoppers going to the amazon marketplace grocery section were finding a number of items being shipped the number of items like beef jerky, baby formula, they had been expired, past their sell date and in some cases were spoiled. according to cnbc's data analyst who looked at amazon's 100 best-selling food products found 40% of the sellers had more than 5 customer complaints about this, about selling bad products, things that had

already expired. amazon's marketplace is going to millions and millions of sellers so has been difficult for amazon to police all of them. they use artificial intelligence and manual processes to go through and analyze customer complaints, looking to make sure companies follow the rules but pretty gross if you are receiving something that has expired. rob: don't drink that milk from 2014. jillian: a couple weeks ago california became the first state to ban new fair products being sold at macy's is following suit. >> they announced the end of fiscal year 2020 they will stop selling for product at macy's saying it is customer base is moving away from natural for product so they are following sue's. we've seen a lot of companies under pressure, they are going

to be closing their furball salon which they had in some stores which offer storage and refurbishing of her. they will sell cattle for and other products but interesting move, number of top designers have moved away from using real for in their items as well. jillian: in most brands the for is more expensive. rob: thank you, 26 after the hour. some cold hard cash, new numbers revealing a ton of money. how much cash the president and rnc have raised so far this year. >> medicare for all is the gold standard, the way we get health care coverage for every single american. >> we heard the healthcare proposal from some of the 2020 democrats but what about the

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rob: the president urging the doj to get to the bottom of the steel dossier calling on william barr to look at ukraine's involvement in helping to produce the document as house democrats block the vote to censure adam schiff over his handling of the impeachment inquiry. >> four parent accused in the college admission scandal changed their plea to guilty including a mom who gloated about helping her daughter cheat on the sat. the parents were fighting fraud charges before a prosecutor threatened to file additional charges against those who pleaded not guilty. rob: the president congratulating justin trudeau for winning a second term.

the embattled trudeau at liberal party keeping its power in a narrow election win as a minority government. jillian: three army soldiers killed in a training exercise including an 18 year veteran in two young infantry men. and emotional army general holding back tears identifying the men. >> hard enough to lose one soldier. when you lose three the pain is amplified. jillian: corporal thomas walker of ohio and brian jenkins of florida and private first class antonio garcia of arizona died when their bradley fighting vehicle like the one you see here went off a bridge and flipped over in the water in georgia. on the same day private christian batista died in a training exercise at the marine corps mountain warfare training center in california. an incident involving a humvee

is being investigated. 9-year-old boy charged with murdering 5 family members face is a judge for the first time. the boy is confused as attorneys explain the charges, the fire killed three adult and two kids in a mobile home in illinois in april. the boy and his mother went inside. his mother is due back in court next month. if convicted he faces probation and therapy. broward county sheriff scott israel is closer to losing his job for good. of florida senate committee recommending his suspension the upheld. sheriff israel was suspended in january for his department's response to the parkland school shooting killing 17 people. families of the victims told the committee the sheriff doesn't deserve to get his job back. the senate has a final vote vote tomorrow. baseball fans rejoice.

game one of the world series is tonight. the washington nationals are trying to win their first ever title, the houston astros looking to win their second world series. it is that 8:08 eastern on fox. we will have you covered with all the action. rob: houston bound. we already know how some of the 2020 candidates want to change healthcare policy if elected next year. >> medicare for all is the gold standard, the way we get healthcare coverage for every american. >> it is appropriate to acknowledge the taxes will go up. >> the plan is going to cost $30 trillion. that is more on a yearly basis than the entire federal budget. rob: plans from democrats, if none of them sound good to you house republicans are unveiling a proposal of their own that will happen later this morning.

joining us with an exclusive preview are the framers of the plan, congressman mike johnson and roger marshall. thanks for coming on this morning with an early look at this. republicans got in a lot of trouble when they tried to kill obamacare and they said you didn't have anything ready to replace it with. this is an idea for that. tell us what this plan entails. >> thanks for having us. the american people need a real alternative to what democrats are proposing and we stepped into that void to provide real solutions. this is the largest caucus of conservative members, we are working on strategy discussions and research and stakeholder meetings and we came up with this plan and are excited about it. we call a framework for personalized affordable care. if we do this it will protect vulnerable americans. that is persons with preexisting conditions and chronic illnesses

and serious health issues while also reducing the cost of premiums and deductibles and healthcare costs overall. the design is to empower patients and their doctors instead of bureaucrats and insurance companies which is the problem. rob: the problem with healthcare over and over, it is not that complicated, just really expensive healthcare, how do you make it cheap? >> one of the biggest challenges in america is the cost of healthcare. what our bill does is makes healthcare more transparent, promotes innovation, promotes consumers but mostly patients and doctors back in charge of their healthcare. rob: let's take a look at bernie sanders. this is an estimate on what medicare for all, what some others are proposing, looking like it is going to be $3

trillion per year over ten years and that is an initial estimate and the number could go up. when you look at a cost like that what do you say to americans, these numbers don't make sense anymore. >> they don't make sense and there is disagreement among the candidates for president on the democrat side, they are shouting at each other about the cost because you are looking at almost $33 trillion in the first ten years. we can't afford that. the worst part for americans is taking away insurance money. rob: what kind of tax increase would that entail? it would have to be a dramatic hankering -- tax increase on all levels. >> upon the middle class who cannot afford it. healthcare costs are the largest cost for most families even more

than their mortgages and the trajectory is even worse but they want to push everybody to a government run 1-size-fits-all healthcare plan where you have no choices, you have no real alternatives and that is not going to be good for the american people. we want real proposals that will word instead of fantasy economic proposals democrats are proposing. rob: what do you do about 30 million people who don't have insurance right now? that is the question. >> that is what the plan tries to address. with pretax dollars. with medicaid expansion, and more attainable for everybody. rob: thank you for an early look at this. can't wait to see it unveiled this morning, appreciate your time.

jillian: 37 after the are. opposing power player standing on common ground. what issue has bernie sanders and donald trump in agreement? rob: the new york times thinks hillary clinton is living her best life as a master troll, very nice story after this incident with tulsi gabbard. ♪

jillian: an unlikely duo comes to the defense of tulsi gabbard after hillary clinton suggested she was a russian asset. >> you have hillary clinton saying two days ago tulsi gabbard is a russian asset. i wish she said that earlier because people would have realized she is crazy. >> she is not a russian agent.

rob: gabbard's 2020 primary opponent is also chiming in on this. >> donald trump and bernie sanders don't find themselves on the same side of the island many issues but both lawmakers slamming hillary clinton for suggesting vladimir putin was grooming tulsi gabbard for a third-party one, sanders tweeting tulsi gabbard put her life on the line to defend the country, people can disagree on issues but it is outrageous for anyone to suggest tulsi is a foreign asset. the gabbard clinton view generating buzz on social media. i stand with ilhan says i don't support her policies but i'm much more scared of the former secretary of state and presidential candidate accusing a congresswoman of being a russian asset without any evidence at all. paul on twitter saying you don't like your policies, tulsi gabbard must be a threat,

otherwise you would still be talking about her. speaking of talking tulsi gabbard said she is open to having a face-to-face conversation with hillary clinton to clear this whole thing up. rob: and with this story you can tell there are people at the new york times do love hillary clinton. >> some folks taking issue with the recent issue the new york times published, an article about hillary clinton was very much a positive look at her. hillary clinton, master troll, seems to be living her best life. the piece argues she is no longer in public office so she can finally speak her mind and our people speaking there is on

twitter, one person says we can all agree her best life is not being president. david saying the only types of story new york times knows how to write these days is a puff piece. whether you like her or don't like her hillary clinton knows how to stay in the news. jillian: this story is hilarious. what did you say? i was going to toss to the third story and thought they said no. the story, instagram account of mitt romney we were talking about yesterday is completely hilarious. listen to what cory booker has to say. >> a fake twitter account, i am not sure. ask america to help me come up with my twitter account. jillian: the revolution that mitt romney uses a fake twitter account to praise himself caused many people to cringe but not spartacus.

christopher on facebook says i am spartacus. mitt romney can say i am dlxoh. i want to know how he came up with the name. rob: are you a russian asset? carley: don't put that out in the universe. rob: that is all i am saying. let's check in with brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> you will be our asset shortly. for the record carly is out of confidence and doesn't mean that direction. what we have on our show in 15 minutes, are in c chairwoman rhonda mcdaniel talking about her uncle collapsed alias they were referring to on "fox and friends first," jason chaffetz on the horwitz investigation.

when can we expect this, we thought we were going to get this last one, he will join us with the impeachment hearings. judge andrew napolitano will talk about overturning the electoral college, sarah sanders on the president meeting in the oval office and sitting down with sean hannity. senator josh holly in hong kong will tell us what we have to fight for their freedom and we will be having some fun on the plaza. i urge you please get ready and get dressed, back with "fox and friends first" as rob apologizes to carly in just a moment. because when your business is rewarding yourself, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com [ mu[ sfx: slow down ]which continues throughout spot. ] ♪

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will be used against you in a court of law, a line that could make or break the case against illegal immigrants who confessed to murdering molly tibbetts and his attorneys will fight to have the confession thrown out altogether claiming their client wasn't properly read his miranda rights. joining us for illegal discussion on this is attorney peter lamont. thanks for being here. i will start with you. does he have the same rights as someone like you and i and shou he? >> the constitution is clear about american citizens but the court -- the constitution is a living document and at this time even illegals do have due process rights including the guy who committed this murder. >> does he have those rights and do you think he should? >> as peter said the u.s.

constitution applies to persons in the united states. it does not exclude illegal immigrants and does not limited to us citizens. he is entitled to miranda rights and a statement or confession is illegally obtained without any miranda warning then it should be excluded and is inadmissible. >> look at the timeline when we are told miranda rights were read to him and you can see he was arrested at 11:30 p.m. and 6 hours later, more than 6 hours later at 5:50 a.m. the miranda rights are read. what does the timeline say to you? >> even the prosecution conceded that part of the evidence collected during this time may be thrown out by the judge. it is unfortunate but there were two elements here. once he at that time was interrogated, once he allowed to leave, at those times, the

prosecution -- the miranda rights were read by 50 instead of when he was detained. jillian: let's look at information from this case. the suspect is charged with molly tibbetts's murder, believed to have resided in iowa for 7 years. what does this do to the case? how much harder does it make it? >> it makes it harder when you have an alleged confession you want to get it before the jury but when you're dealing with police officers you have to give miranda warnings when an individual is in custody and there's an interrogation. the prosecution is not disputing either of those. there is an interrogation but they did not give him his miranda warnings. it is inadmissible. jillian: you said it is similar to the kate steinle case.

>> when illegals -- by the courts, not the constitution, have been granted rights by american citizens, when we are arguing they didn't understand their miranda rights or due process is not applied properly it is unfortunate that this is one of the cases the prosecution may lose because of liberal court interpreting the constitution, applying to noncitizens, illegal immigrants. i hope it will wind up in the supreme court to get a clear definition as to who the miranda rights apply to in these cases and uphold a different interpretation of the constitution. american citizens are subject to constitutional rights and going ons. jillian: at the end of the day people who stand to lose the most from this if that the proper way to put it, molly

tibbetts's family. >> it is an unfortunate situation. everyone is certainly sympathetic to her family but we have to hold police officers who are trained and who know the proper steps accordingly. they know that they have to give miranda warnings every time if they want alleged collections to be admissible when it comes to a trial. jillian: thank you for joining us. we appreciate it and we are coming right back, stay with us. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated with an increased risk of depression. . t

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jillian: the trump campaign making history with a record-breaking fundraising haul of 3 million this year. collin reid joined us earlier saying the advantage will be felt in battleground states like minnesota. >> president trump lost it by a handful of points last time. i think it was 20,000 votes. he only spent between 20 and $30,000 there last time. i have been told by the trump campaign they are prepared. senators bernie sanders the democrats raising 25 million bucks. rob: this time the end of the year end of the road for julian castro. this is a crystal moment if my campaign can't raise hundred thousand dollars by october 31st, my campaign will be silenced for good. i has been struggling since

he entered the race. jillian: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. this story is one of my favorite stories. a double dog dare. check out this yearbook photo. his parents dared him. 10 buck fess went through with it. sent a letter in maine with the go ahead. no one expected the photo to go viral. i love it. rob: do that for your driver's license, jillian. jillian: no. >> popeye chicken sandwich inspiring $80 halloween costume. went viral after it sparred that war with chick-fil-a over of the chicken sandwiches. the costume retailer tweeting this picture of the rivalry with the there is a clear winner but get it before it's gone. >> food costumes. jillian: finally the ugly, what happens when you leave a toddler alone? this. a 3-year-old little girl down 18 cups of yogurt. 18 of them. her dad in the u.k. said he

only stepped out for a few minutes. now the yogurt, he says, is kept on the top shelf. how do you even stomach that much yogurt. rob: that kid is going to be a mess for a couple of days, i would imagine. she is going to the world series. me and janice are going to hit some baseballs here in a few minutes. we will see you later. jillian: bye ♪ anything can happen ♪ anything can happen ♪ ♪ steve: check that out. live from fox square. ainsley: we have a diamond on the square. steve: tonight is game one of the world sear reels for the first time ever the washington nationals are in the world series playing against the houston astros. who will win? find out tonight. officially the game starts at 8:08. but you know what? i have got to figure that 8:00 straight up there will be a tv show about baseball on fox. brian: right. i will say this. i have never seen a team get