the engagement photos after trying sparkling wine into his fiancée's now he accidentally poured too much showering her in alcohol. they were trying to greet create an engagement photo based on pictures. "fox and friends first" continues. rob: it is wednesday, october 23rd. the president and joe biden delivering their economic messages in the keystone state today. jillian: blue-collar joe will try to sway the blue wave. a bombshell warning about an act plot to interfere in the 2020 elections. rob: where is action from congress on this and why has this become facebook's fight? >> into left-center field. the national take game one. rob: world series game one in

houston. the washington nationals deceiving the houston astros for their first ever world series win. jillian: we have a preview of game 2. "fox and friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ you make my dreams come true. jillian: looking beautiful as usual. you are watching "fox and friends first" on wednesday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us today. a fox news alert, russia will begin helping turkey to push kurdish fighters from the turkey

syria border. vladimir putin and president erdogan striking a deal in sochi in southern russia attending a cease-fire brokered by the us. the iran calling the deal a positive step toward securing stability in syria overnight. russia and turkey forcing the kurds some 20 miles south of the syria border in the next 6 days. they want to take back the land, the two nations begin joint blizzard patrols of the buffer zone after the deadline occurs. it is unclear if kurdish fighters will agree to these demands. as we wait to see how much longer the cease-fire unfolds mike pence pushing for a long-lasting agreement between turkey and the kurds. >> we are in constant communication with both sides with the objective of hopefully a permanent cease-fire the next day and laying the foundation for real peace and stability.

rob: donald trump's representatives of the troop patrol did not prompt the invasion. top military officers said the united states is to blame. carley: the investigation into the russia probe is expanding. sources tell fox news former obama intel officials john brennan and james clapper will be questioned, in high-ranking positions when the unverified steel dossier was used to justify surveillance on the trump campaign. george papadopoulos claims he was targeted by the fbi. >> i think the foreign governments that were publicly product or weapon eyes to to do the dirty work are going to be the achilles' heel of the previous administration. carley: this stems from a trip to rome by william barr and john

durham. donald trump is headed to the keystone state today to talk about jobs and energy in pittsburgh as joe biden tries to sway voters. >> the majority of voters in swing states do not want the president impeached. carley: a busy day in pennsylvania. >> reporter: going to be a busy day on the campaign trail. we have seen an increase in support for impeachment in the national poll but a poll of swing states including pennsylvania paint a different picture. 53% in oppose impeaching trump as opposed to 43% who support impeachment and removal. that will be front and center. estate he barely won in 2016, to talk about jobs. biden is there, here's what he told politico. i know pennsylvania and they

will not -- his irresponsible trade wars. pence was in pennsylvania yesterday shot back. >> when joe biden was vice president pennsylvania lost 50,000 manufacturing jobs. obam administration the country lost 200,000 manufacturing jobs. our partners and demand reciprocal trade we will have that debate every day. >> a key witness like bill taylor continuing to appear behind closed doors and tulsi gabbard coming to the defense of republicans calling for transparency in the process. >> a lot of meetings have been held behind closed doors and that has the potential to undermine the integrity of what should be a nonpartisan investigation. >> reporter: gary for fighting

words in pa today. biden delivers an economic policy address in his hometown of scranton as donald trump this afternoon in pittsburgh. rob: democrats focusing most of their time and agenda on impeaching the president. carley: buck sexton says it has been a democrats plan from the start and they are starting to panic. >> there is a little bit of panic. you've seen articles about democrats wondering if joe biden is not the front runner, can we really beat this guy? there are concerns about that. that is where impeachment comes in. they will put this to the floor and impeach this president. they've been meaning to do that all along and that is why -- they didn't get enough out of the mueller investigations so now you have this effort which looks coordinated behind the scenes. trump is in the middle of trench

warfare politically. he is trying to fight his way out of it. rob: they hoped to complete the inquiry in the coming weeks but it could last into early next year. >> the urgent search for missing west point cadet growing larger. k karina went missing yesterday along with his rifle. 130 more soldiers have been brought in with helicopters and dive teams searching the area near the military academy. authorities believe carita may be nearby because his phone hasn't been used in 72 hours. heather: fate of scott israel will be decided today. the full florida senate will vote on officially removing him from office, expected to follow a senate committee recommendation to fire him. sheriff's real has been suspended since january over the

department's poor response to the parkland school shooting for 17 people were killed. in just hours teachers will begin their seventh day of striking in the city of chicago. or teacher elizabeth warren joined the picket line yesterday demanding a better contract deal. >> i believe it is time in america to make a new investment in public education. rob: negotiations stalled after lori lightfoot said the city cannot afford teachers demands for higher pay and better benefits and smaller class sizes. teachers plan to rally outside her budget address today. carley: shaquille o'neal is supporting free-speech with the chinese government. >> one of our best values in america is free-speech, we are allowed to say what we want to say. that is how it goes. that is something they have to

deal with. carley: he is defending a tweet from houston rockets gm darrell maurice who showed support for protest in hong kong. fans were seen waving a hong kong flag. rob: the washington nationals taking game one of the world series, houston astros against the wall. carley: our cohost jillian was there where the home team has work to do. good morning, how is the game? >> reporter: the game was exciting. it was electric in their last night. 1924 is the last time a dc team won the world series. they have some climbing to do, the senators, not the nationals, the astros won in 2017 looking

to bring it back. let's go to the highlights from last night and give you a glimpse what the game was like. top of the fifth, rbi double, 5-to lead. george springer set a record by homering his fifth consecutive world series game going back a couple years and also added an rbi double. that wasn't enough. the gnats hold on with a 5-4 win and they were celebrating after the game, the first world series game for the nationals team and the fans last night were so into it. look at this. >> going to the game with your son. >> how did this run you? >> $1000. >> look at that. it is a sea of orange and blue,

there has to be a nationals fan somewhere. let's go find them. you are the one wearing red in a see of blue and orange. how does that feel? >> it feels so good. >> reporter: what would it mean for dc, for the fans? >> so much. they have been waiting a long time. >> i will take these guys out at the top of the world. go gnats! >> reporter: gnats have the advantage at this point. i want to give you some history. back to 1905, 70 of 110 teams that won game one went on to win the world series so that is in favor of the nationals right now but the astros lost game want to the dodgers in 2017.

they went on to win. statistically it could be the nationals or the astros. the nationals takes game one. game 2 is tonight at 8:07:00 pm eastern on fox and it will be an exciting night after game 2 when a series had on the road to washington. we will see what happens. carley: we will be watching. the time is 11 minutes after the hour. a smoking gun in the hillary clinton email saga. bankruptcy documents confirm a cover-up at the highest level of the state department. a bush era state department official breaks down what we learned and what criminal charges could come next. >> a job most firefighters would do. rob: the two firefighters at the heart of an inferno stopped for an american flag. stay tuned. with esri location technology, you can see relationships. connections. patterns.

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it is a talking point memo from jake sullivan to hillary clinton and cheryl mills, and in it he is prepping her for a phone call with a senator and my best guest is senator john mccain. todd: let's read this from jake sullivan, and cheryl mills, the white house and susan were not making things up. they were going with what they were told by the intelligence community and the real story, an obvious view from the start and an assault by heavily armed militant, the intel community gave different information. explain what that message is. what does that mean? >> you read jake's 11 prepping hillary to lie to the senator. that statement was a lie. let's revisit what happened in ben garvey, four americans were

killed and an american ambassador and security official and two guys from the global resource staff who were there to protect people were killed because hillary clinton and barack obama told the military forces that were ready to rescue them to stand down and she was covering up for barack obama and herself for her failures. they did all of this with this private email server. this is evidence of obstruction of justice and perjury by officials who testified before congress under oath that they were unaware of the private email server. they are using the private e to the american people. investi found there was no systemic or deliberate mishandling of

classified information, what the fbi was saying. what is your reaction to that? >> another bald-faced blatant lie. supposedly all the deleted emails were about yoga classes, they were about things like this and god bless judicial watch for being persistent and ferreting this out and the judge saying time to shake the tree, let's do more investigation and it is high time we did. barack obama sat and watched four americans die and did nothing about it. there were american military forces fueled and ready to go. barack obama stop them from doing it. that is a crime. that may not literally be a crime but should be and they

were covering this up and shows circular sourcing of the clintons and obamas so good at using, susan rice came from the cia source written by the obama white house and they claimed it came from the intelligence community. one line, the other covered up for and they kept lying to continue to cover it up. this email breaks that open. rob: we will see how and if this develops from here, we will be right back. chevy's the only brand...

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>> the vaping tax bill could put the cigarette academic up in smoke. lawmakers had to continue the legislation today. rob: tracy carrasco has details on a measure that is receiving bipartisan support. >> reporter: the house ways and means committee is expected consider a bill that would put a tax on all they being -- vaping products -- this would be at the same rate as the attacks on nicotine in cigarettes. this according to some estimates could raise $10 billion over the next decade. it would exempt some of the product certified as nicotine replacement therapy but we are seeing this as lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have been concerned about the vaping epidemic among teens and we have seen the number of vaping related illnesses and deaths continue to climb. there is a bill being passed in the senate right now, the trump administration considers banning flavored vaping products.

carley: white everyone getting free tacos? >> shortstop from the washington nationals, this is part of taco bell's taco promotion thanked him stealing a base during the first inning. we all get a free taco that is next wednesday, october 30th from 2:00 to 6:00 pm. you can get your free taco but if you put that through the apps you can get it anytime next wednesday. carley: he is handsome and he provides free food. rob: let's check in on the weather, kind of rainy overnight. >> things have cleared up, the sun always comes out and we are dealing with a nice day in new york city. not much for parts of the northern rockies towards the

plains states. there is the past 24 hours. we clear that system which is great news for the northeast and the next weather maker for parts of the rockies towards texas and oklahoma, missouri, watch this forecast, a little snow for colorado. they will be opening up the resorts this friday in colorado and then we see snow with the next system across the texas panhandle but look at the rain in the forecast in the plains states towards the mississippi river valley and ohio river valley on the weekend. these areas are drought stricken, too much rain in a short time will bring potential for flooding. does that meet your liking? rob: time to go north and season leaves. about that time. >> is that an invite for all of us? rob: sure. carley: the time is 26 after the hour. on the front lines from behind the screen. a chilling report that isis is

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friday along with his rifle. the west point superintendent says their thoughts and prayers go out to his family. carley: republicans and democrats giving feuding interpretations over bill taylor's hearing on congressional investigators. rob: katherine herridge brings us on what happened close -- behind closed doors. >> reporter: sources familiar with the session tell fox news william taylor told congressional investigators their work week make two channels on policy making, one regular and one highly irregular. he described himself as a career diplomat said the channel went through traditional state department avenues and went to the president's people. the former special -- the personal attorney rudy giuliani and energy secretary rick perry. according to prepared remarks he explained the significance of donald trump ukrainian probe into the last presidential election as well as the ukraine

energy firm where hunter biden sat on the board, the push to make volodymyr zelinsky commit to investigations of burisma and interference in the election showed how the official foreign policy of the united states was undercut by the efforts led by rudy giuliani. >> my ten short months in congress, it is not even noon and this is my most disturbing day in congress so far. >> reporter: news of the hold on usaid did not leave until august 29th, five weeks after the president's phone call with the ukrainian leader which they say undercut democrat claims of a quid pro quo. taylor's explosive claim, republicans accuse their colleagues of unfair tactics. >> democrats will not even allow republicans to have a copy of the transcripts from the witnesses we have interviewed. if we want to look at the transcript we have to go in and there has to be a democrat staffer.

>> reporter: katherine herridge, fox news. carley: terrorists spreading propaganda through social media apps aimed at teens. rob: the video sharing apps has millions of users. is this the new battlefront americans need to keep on their radar. carley: the national security program, tara frederick, joins us with parents need to know. the scary thing is i don't think a lot of parents know what to talk is and we are hearing isis is putting propaganda on it. >> reporter: the thing that strikes me is this tactic is not new. iran into this as a counterterrorism analyst at facebook and special operations forces. a different platform but the tactic is the same. what these terrorist groups do is use these new platforms to cast a wide net and narrow down your focus often moving off of

the platform to a more individually based one. more encrypted or point to point and that is when they get down to business but the fact of the matter is they are using these new things parents don't know how to operate. one exception is reese witherspoon but they use these things to draw them in and then get down to business in terms of statistics, operational details and hitting those individuals with that propaganda and ideology. something to be aware of. rob: here's a quote from the company on efforts against terrorism, content promoting terrorist organization, says no place on tick-tock. this is an industrywide challenge but we have a team dedicated to aggressively protecting against malicious behavior. they make a good point. terrorists spread on a number of forums online. they are trying to fight it. what is the responsibility in your mind that they have been

taking this content off? >> reporter: content moderation is key. a lot of companies are moving away from looking at content and looking at the way actors behave on the platform to detect the bad stuff but i think moderation is going to be key to a healthy platform and tick-tock is right in this case. this is an industry problem. it highlights the need for tech companies to work together to remove and identify and detect terrorist platforms and get it off there plot form. carley: there is a new strategy on facebook to combat election interference in the 2020 election but they also say they found evidence that iran and russia have tried to metal so this will be an ongoing issue in 2020. >> reporter: completely. iran is dealing from russia's playbook to so discord and

ferment unrest and exacerbate divisions that exist in political discourse internal to the united states, that is something we should keep an eye on especially as nationstates particularly those with authoritarian leanings undermine democracies worldwide across the globe. what china is doing in hong kong with this information, what china did in taiwan's elections, the us is specifically targeted but other democracies worldwide, it is something we have to coordinate and work together on as democracies to prevent russia from taking this playbook and putting across the world which they already are. rob: they have three things, identify in, quote, they will put on labels, identifying state-controlled media outlets and new security tools for elected officials.

some might ask why is it facebook's responsibility to protect our elections? why our congress is not doing more to fix something like this. >> it is everybody's responsibility in our democracy to protect our elections. the role of private tech companies in the road leading up to 2020, i am glad they are taking on this initiative and doing it very smartly you, looking at content, identity, amplification and these are the three keyways our enemies can get at us. it is good to have a plan but also comes from other organizations. the us government organized the fight. a whole society or government, private tech company problem as well. we all have to work together to ensure our democracy is healthy and can keep going forward and do what we need to do to protect american interests in the world. >> it is good that they can't

these bad actors but they have to stay vigilant, thank you so much, appreciate it. rob: 37 after the hour. due process versus a double standard. >> the requirement we have a vote at this time we will not be having a vote. >> all i'm asking is give donald trump the same rights as richard nixon and bill clinton when it comes to impeachment. >> as the gop pushes back on the secrecy of the impeachment inquiry, kaylee mc inerand why on why it is vital.

>> there is no requirement we have a vote. >> we cannot allow future presidents like this president to be in piste based on inquiry in the house but has never been voted upon. give donald trump the same

rights as richard nixon and bill clinton when it comes to impeachment. rob: lindsey graham condemning house democrats for refusing to hold a full house a vote to proceed with the impeachment inquiry. carley: he is demanding resolution to demand the same due process rights as every american. rob: joining us is kaylee mcinerney, good to see you again. this is not being handled appropriately by the democrats, tell us why. >> any american hard to court to have an attorney present cross-examine witnesses, present evidence, counter evidence but here the president of the united states is being held to a different standard, away with due process. he is coming in handcuffed because democrats don't -- it is entirely unfair for filing this resolution.

carley: it would allow the president to call his own witnesses. why do you think nancy pelosi is rejecting that call to hold this official vote. >> the transcript is out. we do have that. we don't have any transcripts from behind closed doors was all the witnesses coming forward. we need to see what they said to make a well-informed decision. fact expose the truth and the president did nothing wrong and amazing, democrats who demanded the mueller report in its entirety, every single last word don't seem to care if american people get the transcript of what is going on. rob: this was done twice, next and in 1974, that was a slamdunk, 410 votes to just four and with bill clinton it was much more partisan, 258-176, people thinking they should move on. this would more likely and in's, more partisan than that one which is there any reason you

think they should with the subpoena to go along with this if they are not going to call this house vote why cooperate at all? >> the president put out a letter saying i'm not going to cooperate with a kangaroo court until i am given the same rights as any other person deserving of that. this is a partisan inquiry and this is so serious, we are talking about removing the will of the american people as manifested november 8, 2016, this is serious, overturning an election and we can't read transcript or present evidence and can't have an attorney present, people from the state department weren't allowed to bring their attorneys to some of these inquiries which is why my book pushback is incredible, you can't have an attorney? carley: democrats are saying everybody will be able to read the testimony eventually and they are holding these behind closed doors because they don't want witnesses. what is your response to that?

>> adam schiff has selectively leaked the parts that mr politically convenient. every day we hear what bill taylor's testimony was about, it is only the parts that are damaging to donald trump. it is amazing. rob: are you worried about support for impeachment and removal from office, pulling numbers have a pretty high. >> i'm not worried because eventually the fact will come out and voters will see the transcript and see democrats light on russia and like again. carley: a majority of swing state voters do not support impeachment, point one for team trump. a 9-year-old school project explodes into a booming nonprofit to support our veterans, amazing. rob: gracie stubbs closes in on

a special operation of military matters, joins us live to tell her inspiring story how she got into all this and how you can. carley: somebody else i can't wait to talk to. >> nice to see you. were you watching the world series last night? it was thrilling. carley: that is why we have jillian there, to tell us. >> jillian is live with us in 14 minutes, talking to folks who are so excited, the nets versus the astros, coming up. we have a full slate, three hours, charlie kirk joins us from turning point usa, tom homan, everything going on on the southern border dropping by. bret baer has a new book about a secret meeting you didn't know about doing world war ii. charles payne is going to tell you how to make money. you know her as the pioneer woman, her little friends here

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now a special prosecutor is investigating whether jussie smollett should pay criminal charges. he maintains his innocence. rob: facebook trying to share the wealth investing $1 billion on the affordable housing crisis in california. the tech giant hoping to build 20,000 housing units across the state over the next ten years. experts say in the bay area they have only created one home for every ten new jobs over the past decade which causes housing prices to skyrocket. carley: veterans day at 9 years old, gracie found that operation military matters for a fourth grade school project. rob: four years later it became a nonprofit dedicated to collecting and sending care packages to servicemembers abroad. >> that inspiring young lady joins us live. good morning.

tell us if it is a credible idea. >> reporter: i was in fourth grade, i was 9 years old. i'm in eighth grade and i am 13 now. i was in the gifted program. my teacher signed a service project and i knew -- i didn't know what i wanted to do at first but after going to a veterans assembly and having family members in the military i knew i wanted to help them because veteran said i didn't feel appreciated when serving overseas so i knew no one else was going to. rob: surprising to hear at 9 years old you had that intuition to do something like that. have you always wanted to help people? that who you are? >> yes. i have always known, other people help me i need to give back and i have had so many amazing people in my life. both my as were in the military.

since they do so much for me i knew i needed to give back to others. people are doing something to help me and help in my life and make my life better i need to help other people and make their life better. jillian: that puts together great care packages for servicemembers. what do you put in your care packages? >> our care packages are filled with a bunch of goodies. we collect donations from our community. we put stuff like beef jerky, hard candy, ramen noodles, games and a bunch of other things get donated to us in our care packages. rob: you sent thousands of these and raised a lot of money to make these care packages. we can put on the screen you can donate items or money and submit names for care packages, people that might want them, right thank you cards for the care package then come to a packing party. i understand you get letters

from servicemembers that receive pack -- care packages. i imagine that has to be the best part of this thing, getting a letter back from somebody in afghanistan. >> it definitely is. just one thing we are doing to help our military, one care package, one note from home, making an impact on their life makes us continue to do what we are doing because knowing a small impact or something small can make such a huge impact on someone at life no matter what age you are whether you are 9 or 80 you can make an impact on someone's life and it is incredible to see their stories coming back to us and knowing the community support from back home makes him happy and make them have a purpose. >> you have a good heart and you have a bright future, great job.

>> thank you so much. rob: 54 minutes after the hour. saving the american flag. >> i believe most firefighters would do it. it was not heroic, it was symbolic. carley: firefighters caught in a massive inferno put their lives on the line to rescue an american flag. how they are feeling now that there gesture of good faith has gone viral. . . ♪ ♪

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rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. we start with the good. two firefighters caught on camera showing their

patriotism. you can see them taking down and folding an american flag outside of a burning laundromat in washington state. they said they had no idea somebody was recording. >> it was a job that i believe most firefighters would do. it's not heroic. it was symbolic. if it had gone unnoticed, nothing would have changed. it would have been done exactly the same way. rob: that's great. after the flames were put out, the flag went right back up. carley: next the bad. school under fire after having students wear cardboard boxes. wanted to stop cheating. the school has apologized. rob: write all the answers on the inside of the box. carley: so true. finally the ugly. a local news reporter is fired after jumping on top of new cars during a live report. so classic cars as with. people watching at home were in shock. sharing the moment on social media from the international auto show. the reporter hopping up, look at this, on to that old

yellow car, whatever that is some of those cars actually had some damage answered lost his job. carley: what you do if someone jumped on your car, rob? rob: i think anybody would be mad. look at some of these cars. carley: "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ [cheers] >> into left center field is there nationals take game one. >> be successful and beat the houston astros. ♪ got your game on. brian: just like that for the first time since 1935, you see a washington team in the world series and guess what? on the road, washington does what the yankees did, and that's take a game from houston. steve: no, brian. the yankees are not in the world series. ainsley: took the game from the astros just to rub it in all of our faces that yankees are not in the world