>> special violations of every protocol known for him because they were determined to take him out. they abused their authority at every turn. rob: special development in the case against michael flynn that could blow the lid off the so-called deep state conspiracy. >> it comes down to a handwritten note, live from washington with unraveling a bigger plan to take out the trump administration, california's governors is enough is enough with social distance violations unveiling plans to close all beaches and state parks. >> the massive coronavirus

crackdown in the golden state as they prepare to open the doors by the end this weekend democrats urged to deny the sex assault allegations against joe biden in a memo from his campaign. >> reporter: the calls growing louder for the presumptive nominee to break his silence. "fox and friends" starts right now. jillian: you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning. >> this is a fox news alert. framed by the fbi. >> a perjury trap by the bureau's top officials looking to fire michael flynn and get him to lie. >> griff jenkins has details on the unsealed handwritten notes. >> reporter: these documents

raising a lot of questions from top fbi official during flynn's interview suggesting as the end game may have been prosecuting him. flynn has been in limbo after initially pleading guilty to lying to the fbi. we go straight to the final page. this is the formal head -- after meeting with him, fbi director james comey and andrew mccabe this jumps out. what is our goal? to get him to live so he can prosecute him or get him fired? another sentence, if we are seen as playing games the white house will be furious, protect their institution by not playing games. now flynn's attorney is reacting. >> devastating evidence of the lengths they were willing to go to just disregard all prior

protocols. they had only special violations of every protocol known for him because they were determined to take him out. abusing their authority at every turn. >> reporter: the documents shedding more light on flynn's interviewing agents peter struck and lisa page with whom he was romantically involved, they talked about how to discuss that flynn interview. william barr overseeing the investigation into the handling of the flynn case, lindsey graham wants to know more. >> general flynn deserved better from his government. he was willing to die for his country. the people who were involved in this will be held to account. attorney general william barr is beginning to right wrongs. there is a lot more coming. >> reporter: we shall see what is coming, flynn's attorney sidney powell believes the preeminence of this although she hasn't yet got her hands on it.

>> california announcing a major crackdown on beaches after massive crowds flocked to shore. rob: one county setting a record high of hospitalizations in the state. strong actions from the california governor after hospitalizations in orange county at a single day high just days after people packed the beaches there. >> those images are an example of what not to see, what not to do if we are going to make the meaningful progress. this virus doesn't take the weekends off. this virus doesn't go home because it is a beautiful sunny day around our coasts. >> governor gavin newsom will close all beaches and state parks starting friday. a memo sent to local police chiefs, new jersey governor phil murphy will meet with donald trump at the white house to

discuss testing and financial help for states and golf courses there get set to reopen. murphy is set to join "fox and friends" later this morning to discuss that decision. rob: governor greg abbott of texas will allow some businesses like retail stores, restaurants and even movie theaters and malls to open as early as tomorrow with new rules limiting the number of people that can be there at any one time. this after the number of despite yesterday by 43 in texas, the second highest daily increase in the lone star state. >> in florida governor ron desantis set to reopen certain businesses throughout much of the state monday but not in certain areas team hotspots. >> for the time being exclude miami-dade, broward and palm beach counties, these counties have seen the lion's share of the state's epidemic but they are trending in a positive direction. i'm working with them and will continue to work with them and i

do believe they will be able to move to phase 1 very soon. >> governor cuomo demanded on new york city subway cars to be cleaned every night to ensure the safety of essential personnel who use them to get to work. this is the has allowed the homeless a lot of cases to stay on the cars with their belongings. >> two other items to note. the comfort prepares to depart new york later today and so far more than 124,000 people have recovered from the virus in the us. we will cut you updated on all of this. rob: the funeral home under investigation after dozens of bodies are found in u-haul trucks amid the covid-19 outbreak. 40 percent-60 bodies were found stacked in an refrigerated box trucks and on the floor of

andrew quigley funeral services after its freezer broke we are told. neighbors reported a foul smell around the property. can you imagine, funeral reportedly told officers they ran out of space, bodies were never picked up for the crematoria. it is unclear if anywhere covid-19 victims. >> new york city mayor bill diblasio facing a backlash overnight after criticizing a large jewish funeral, more than 100 clergy and community members wrote an angry letter to the mayor claiming he scapegoated them. bill diblasio tweeted after breaking up the gathering, quote, my message to the jewish community and all communities is the simple. the time for warnings has passed. the mayor apologized for that response but stand by his criticism. >> people gather in large numbers, it spread the disease that will kill other members of the community. it is unacceptable. >> the nypd commissioner said the large crowds but offices health at risk. >> calls for joe biden to address accusations of sexual

assault ramping up as the presumptive nominee stays silent. >>'s campaign is under fire as staff member appears to claim the accusations already been investigated. >> joe biden is a more than a dozen interviews and online fundraisers since tara reade's allegations went public. some say it is time. the editorial board of the washington post calling on him to address the claims. the new york times reporting several women's rights groups are preparing a public letter asking him to respond. both feet reports the biden campaign is sending out talking points advising staff to deny the allegations. the memo points to new york times report saying it proves the story never happened. stacy abrams pointed to the report earlier this week. >> new york times did a deep investigation and found the accusation was not credible.

i believe joe biden. >> reporter: the new york times says that is not exactly true. the paper releasing this statement, busby reported on the existing of talking points that suggested the new york times investigation found tara reade's allegations did not happen. we made no conclusions either way. it did corroborate part of her claim saying she expressly stopped supervising them. martin shkreli it -- tara reade file a police report last month, the metro police department is the case is now in active. in a statement of fox news tara reade so she wasn't expected to file charges. use outside the statute of limitations but did it for safety reasons. rob: thank you. jillian: mike pence is visiting a general motors plant helping to fight covid-19.

the former governor worked for the indiana prevention site where ventilators are being made. gm in the medical tech company eventtech light plan to make 30,000 ventilators there. joe biden's campaign slamming the visit calling a, quote, undeserved victory lap. rob: jobless claims can top 30 million, today's reported close to recent numbers, the latest report will show 3.5 million workers filed for unemployment benefits in the last week slightly lower than the 4.4 million reported the previous week. there are 26 million claims since coronavirus shutdown our economy effectively in mid-march. >> world war ii fighter planes performing a flyover for british veteran turning 100 years old and that is not all. rob: tom moore was given the

honorary title of colonel. when he left the service after world war ii he was a captain. >> reporter: he made headlines for raising $36 million for covid-19 frontline workers with a lockafont in his yard. >> he received 100,000 birthday cards, even when coming from the queen. >> happy birthday, sir. cool jeff too, those world war ii jets. 11 minutes after the hour. our top story stunning new fbi documents revealing an apparent effort to set up michael flynn. what happens now? will this help flynn if he tries to withdraw his guilty plea? jillian: this case has been corrupt from the start, she joins us live with a message for her former colleagues.

rob: newly unsealed fbi documents reveal coordinated

effort to set up michael flynn to perjure himself. >> as flynn seeks to withhold his guilty plea does this new evidence will make his case? here with reaction is francey higgs. in your opinion how does this change the game? >> it changes a completely. context is really important in criminal cases and motives and bias of witnesses and agents in the investigation itself is always a critical component in here you now have the fbi, proof in writing that the fbi knew there was no criminal investigation, they were just going up to talk to michael flynn at the white house to find out whether or not he would lie, to see if he would lie or possibly to get him fired. getting someone fired is not a law enforcement motive.

i don't understand what anyone was thinking, it seems bill precept was worried about the fbi as worried about playing games which it is clear to me they are playing games. context is important when you talk about what was going on at the time. in january of 2017 the fbi had months of fisa tapes from the carter page fisa which resulted in nothing and critically you had the fbi already knew that the steel dossier that it was based on was discredited so there was no other way into the trump campaign and this was their last ditch effort. rob: the big point from those notes, what is our goal? truth admission? or to get him to live so we can prosecute flynn or get him fired? like you just said flynn was not the target. there was a bigger picture they wanted to get to.

is this the way it works? is the way it happens? because this is still the. >> this not the way it works when i was at the department of justice. this is incredibly dishonest, abuse of power. i don't understand what the heads of doj and the fbi were thinking other than they had a blind hatred for president elect and then president trump and they were trying for months to find a way into his campaign to prove he colluded with russia. there was no such proof forthcoming and then they had through this hail mary pass using discredited ideas from the steel dossier, the carter page fisa warrant and the whole russia collusion conspiracy. i don't understand it. i'm ashamed of the department of justice they took these actions. >> let's listen to the soundbites of james comey on the decision to send the fbi agents to question flynn from december 9th of 2018.

>> i probably wouldn't have gotten away with it in a more organized administration. the fbi wanted to send agents into the white house itself to interview a senior official. he would work through the white house counsel on discussions and approvals and i thought it is early enough, let's just send a couple guys over. >> a response? >> how sleazy is that? that is so slimy. they talk about corrupting and absolute power corrupting absolutely and i think that is what you have when you have the fbi that for 3 years has withheld written notes and 300 tos for the fbi in the mike flynn prosecution which meant he pled guilty without all the facts, without understanding the tactic the fbi was engaging in, without understanding the fbi's motivations and that is so contrary to our fundamental precepts and notions of justice and fair justice and blind

justice that it shocks. rob: is one of michael flynn's attorneys on hannity. >> devastating evidence of the length they were willing to go to to disregard all protocols, all prior, standard practice because they were determined to take him out. >> a lot of big familiar names are going to get wrapped up in this. what happens to them if this turns out to be true in this is as big as it looks right now? >> great question. people need to be investigated. we have to see if crimes were committed. obviously a violation of policy is not a crime, violation of the constitution may very well be, lying to the court is certainly a criminal offense and that needs to be investigated but mostly we need some sunlight and disinfectant. i really hope william barr, the attorney general, is going to

clean house. i don't think chris ray comes off looking very good when these notes have been hidden from michael flynn and his attorney for three years which i think there's an awful lot that needs to be done to clean out the department of justice and the fbi and get back where they are using the rulebook and using the constitution and not throwing them out the window as comey and bragged about. jillian: we will be following this. i hope you will too. rob: senators have been warning about extending unemployment benefits for weeks. >> for people to say i get paid more money for not working. jillian: how will this impact small businesses in their ability to reopen? peter morici says it will be difficult to hire workers back, he joined us next to explain.

>> mounting one from gop senators against and extending benefits. they have been, it can really backfire. >> >> an incentive for people to say i could pay more money for not working and -- >> never pass a bill that would give you a pay raise if you got unemployed, increase wages because you incentivize people to leave their job. jillian: the wall street journal reporting half of us workers can earn even more with jobless benefits and while working. chief economist for the international trade commission

peter morici. thank you for being here. 26.5 million people unemployment benefits over the past 5 weeks, a massive number. if you look at the unemployment benefits under the cares act, the last one allowing for an extra $600 a week. and thank goodness for the extra $60 a week. to get our economy moving, are they going to have a hard time? >> we saw this in the great recession following the financial crisis because we had unemployment benefits over 90 weeks, people didn't want to go back to work, now we have a situation where you are paid to sit at home and watch espn and that is what people are going to do. restaurant owners saying they won't be able to reopen until august. when these four months are done

we need to flip the switch and start giving money to employers for hiring people as opposed to giving money to people who don't have a job. rob: this big money you can get, do you think with all the haste to get this money out they missed some critical things they should have paid attention to? >> they were paying attention and they knew what they were doing. republican senators should not make believe they did not know what they were voting for but if we require the unemployment checks, combined benefit from the state and federal supplement did not exceed their 40 hour wage the process of calculating that with the antiquated systems the states have for unemployment insurance would have meant we would not have gotten checks out until june. this is one of those things we have to accept but if it becomes

strictly a short-term measure we have crocodile tears here. the real problem is this is an election year. i can see joe biden is democratic convention or before, in august if they have one, let's extend those benefits, putting donald trump on the dime. there will be a lot of pressure to extend those benefits, they should end at the end of july. jillian: the increase in the homebuying recovering from the coronavirus with strongest interest in a month and you, but this number, 12% increase in people filing on a seasonally adjusted basis. what does that number on your screen say to you? >> interest rates, 30 or mortgage with points and fees, something they have for 30 years. my feeling is this is a good time to buy if you have a stable

job and you're confident you will be in the home three years, at least three. it is a great time to refinance but you have got to have a good steady job to refinance. something about refinancing, banks can't assess whether or not your job is going to be gone tomorrow and whether it is or not a lower interest rate will serve your purposes. >> no rush because there's no indication those rates are going up anytime soon. we appreciate it. >> joe biden facing growing pressure to address sexual misconduct allegations. many women's groups are staying silent. rob: former bernie sanders staffer figaro says those groups have two options, joins us to reveal from coming up next.

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days on average from 15 days to 11. there were also signs it went to fewer deaths but researchers caution the numbers need review. >> the idea you could have a 30% decrease in overall mortality and even better improvement to recovery is pretty profound. >> expert say the potential treatment would have a profound effect on the pandemic as the vaccine is likely a year away, donald trump calling on the fda to approve rem to severe as fast as they can. >> we want everything to be safe but we would like to see quick approvals. >> the thirtieth 4 results could come as soon as mid-may. the fda is meeting with the maker of from disappeared to make it available for patients as quickly as possible is appropriate. in washington, kevin cork, fox

news. >> nevada will release new guidelines for reopening the state in nevada, extending the sale mortar. the governor saying the state is not ready to open today as originally planned. the growing calls to reopen from the restless casino industry are expected to be addressed, likely not reopening until phase 3 or 4 of the governor's gradual plan. protesters will gather again and michigan state capitol this morning. the american patriot rally is in response to governor gretchen witmer's plan to extend the state of emergency for 28 days, the declaration is set to expire today, it is separate for michigan at stay-at-home order. facebook live the rally's event page thing it violates the state's social distancing guidelines. >> protesters paint a mural in front of jeff bezos at some demanding the amazon ceo provide better safety for his employees, that mural painted in red, white and yellow on washington dc street reading protect amazon workers. the text time has come under scrutiny over lack of protective gear and healthcare. a spokesperson for the company

tells fox news amazon has spent $800 million items including sanitizer, masks and handwashing stations. derek jeter will have to wait another year before entering the baseball hall of fame. the induction ceremony has been canceled due to the pandemic, the former yankee captain supports the decision. his election to the hall of fame was one vote shy of being unanimous. jeter and larry walker will be honored with the class of 2021 next july. >> pressure is mounting for presumptive democratic nominee joe biden to acknowledge his former staff are tara reade at sexual misconduct claims. >> weeks have passed and financial obligation, women's groups and feminist leaders have remained almost universally silent on this. why is that? joining us to weigh in on that former bernie sanders social justice director, thank you for coming in. when brett kavanaugh was alleged to have some kind of misconduct there was absolute mayhem. a much different story this time.

what do you make of it? >> it is important a lot of folks say you never talk about trump, trump has been questioned on his allegations as well as brett cavanagh which means joe biden can be as well. there are only two options in the scenario we have, number one, going forward, we are going to believe all men and women are entitled to fair investigation and we are no longer going with the believe women no matter what. our option to admit the me too movement was a product is just whoever the me is that does not apply to all mes. if we're going with option one and all of a sudden we are going to believe men and what men have to say then joe biden should be the first one to say he made a mistake with a 94 crime bill that locked up millions and millions of black folks based on conspiracies was a lot of folks lots of under that crime bill were locked up based on a conspiracy, they were not caught with drugs, they were not can't

doing the crime but they had to do the time so because i dedicated myself to social justice for the last 20 years that is a real problem i have with this hypocrisy, we pick and choose when justice applies depending on who it is. >> why do different rules apply. it is so blatant when you look back at brett kavanaugh and how things were then and the reactions what was going on in and you look at the lack of reactions what is going on now with this, such different rules. >> i was pleased to see the me too founder yesterday saying joe biden can answer these questions and show his electability, almost like we're in a place of tribal politics where people do one or the other. it is possible for joe biden to still answer the questions and folks can still vote for them if they are fine with his answer but do not answer it at all and

just have campaign spokesman speak on his behalf is malpractice. if trump has to answer for his issues as well as brett kavanaugh did and so does joe biden and so for him to run from this is unacceptable. rob: a women's group try to send a letter but never did. a draft of a letter that never got delivered. vice president biden has the opportunity to model how to take serious allegations seriously. the weight a expectations matches the magnitude of the office he seeks, the owner reportedly said. i wanted to stacy abrams ran for governor, didn't get the office, here she is, she wants to be the vp. >> the new york times did a deep investigation and they found the accusation was not credible. i believe joe biden. >> this is the way a lot of people have been get away with supporting joe biden but here's the new york times on that excuse is being used, they say

it is inaccurate to claim reporting cleared biden of sexual assault, talking points being circulated by the biden campaign >> the new york times investigation found the allegations did not happen. our investigation made no conclusion either way. how are they going to continue to spin this based on that? >> i don't know when the new york times became the feds, they are not the fbi or investigation organization that is there to do an investigation to determine if it is credible or not. i appreciate that they did come forward and say we did not agree with the statement that stacy abrams made but secondly stacy abrams knows this, the new york times doesn't get to decide to do independent investigations, this is something, special investigator of actual law enforcement to determine if those allegations are credible or not. they -- the bottom line, let's be honest about it, they don't have an issue with what joe

biden has done in this is where we are but there are some folks that doing that will be a problem in the polls. >> you mentioned to me too movement, let's look at this tweet, the defense of joe biden shouldn't rest on whether or not he's a good guy or our only hope. he could demonstrate what it looks like to be both accountable and electable. a lot of people say i wanted to hear from joe biden about this. when do you think we will? do we hear from joe biden about this? >> the me too movement founder who is a black woman said let's go ahead and have them answer questions and see if they believe her. they also have believed black women but they pick and choose when they believe black women. she started this movement, she has spoken out to say we should answer these questions and i'm looking forward to see if they will but i don't like playing hypothetical theater. the bottom line is they will continue to spin around this because it is a question they

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>> thanks for being here. it is really gutwrenching. >> we spent a lot of time and resources bringing awareness to veteran issues but not a lot of time to the solutions and the perspective is awareness without a solution is advertising a problem. we need to spend more time focusing on solutions and more time doing research and building programs to help these veterans. rob: one of 5 covid-19 fatalities in the us is a veteran over the age of 70 years old, a staggering number. does the federal government and state government need to put more money into this to better care for these people that have

fought for this country? >> absolutely. oftentimes i think veterans on certain days of the year we talk about veterans but most of the time i would say we put them on the back burner sort of like a foreign object so to speak. we really need to put them in the focus of all the efforts to come away with a cure for this pandemic and to treat the pandemic. >> more than 1500 nursing homes report covid-19 different infections to the cdc after april 19th as ordered from dms, this is been such a source of problems for so many people in this battle to fight covid-19, trying to protect the elderly, the nursing homes, the veterans stability's, what have you heard from people on the ground, what have you heard from our veterans? >> often here just about daily about the fear of lack of care,

lack of information on how to deal with the covid-19 if they were to come down with it or what is the protocol, what do we do. there is a lack of information put out and it causes mental health issues for veterans because the level of uncertainty and fear is a triggering thing for those who have experienced combat in different operations, brings back those memories and emotions so we go down a different rabbit hole. >> you even say of all the things to be concerned about even with a number one in 5, 70 plus veterans dying of this virus you still maintain that mental health during this pandemic is the thing you are worried about the most. explain why. >> absolutely. when the directive came out to social distance i immediately had a fear of that being misconstrued for social isolation. isolation in the veteran community as a whole is a killer.

that is where we get the 22 at a suicide rate so we need to make sure veterans know there is a difference. social distancing doesn't mean being cut off from society. is an opportunity to stay connected and there are different ways to do that. when the directive came out about covid-19 and was we need to do to stay healthy, i did a survey in the paul and i asked what is the biggest fear and it was mental health, light years ahead of the rest over child care and unemployment. it is a huge stressor but that wasn't on the radar in comparison to mental health. we need to change focus and be more flexible, not put them in a box. it is a different genre of

people. jillian: thank you for what you are doing in this conversation and everything you have done for our country. the ultimate form of accountability for the host of a wild house party, a young man accused of throwing this bash facing the music after police broke the news to his mother and wait until you hear what she was doing when this went down inside her home. rob: going to be grounded for a while. a mural of masks unveiled like a cuomo. social media think this project missed the mark. she said it was like someone else was controlling her mouth. her doctor said she has tardive dyskinesia, which may be related to important medication she takes for her depression. her ankles would also roll and her toes would stretch out. i noticed she was avoiding her friends and family. td can affect different parts of the body. it may also affect people who take medications for bipolar disorder and schizophrenia.

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the host because his mom is a first responder and found out. >> he had been working a 24 hour shift during this entire thing. can you imagine how mad she would be? carley shimkus with what she and the internet had to say about this. >> the mother of a 26-year-old man who through that house party had no idea hundreds of people were packed into her chicago home because she was working a 24 hour shift as a first responder. she hadn't been home for two months because she was staying away from her family. not to put them at risk. the woman who wishes to remain anonymous described what it was like finding out. the police came to my house and said were you aware there was a party at your house? i was like no, i wasn't aware and then they showed me the video. if i'm doing social distancing i don't condone this type of behavior was the woman's and

claims this misstep on being young, but social media is taking him to task, debbie says he is 26, he should know better especially since his mom is a first responder. i feel horrible for the mom. on facebook, where is his love for his mom? one of those behaviors keeping her on a 24 hour shift at barbara has a suggestion saying he should have to spend a shift with her. the police had to issue that woman a citation for disorderly conduct. unfortunate story here. rob: kick the cat out of the house, he's 26 anyway, unbelievable. governor cuomo and a mask mural, take a look. >> this is a self-portrait of america. we received thousands of masks

and this is what americans are about. >> all good intentions here, the governor showing off a mask mural made of masks, the office has received in the mail but some thought they should be put to better use so he is seeing some backlash on social media, some nurses and other people don't have masks and he makes artwork with them. scott said masks put a highest and best use, a quarto photo op and talk about tone deaf, cuomo's office did catch wind of the backlash and said these masks will also be distributed to people who need them so they will find a good home as well. >> okay, let's move on. mattel is honoring the heroes of today. carley: mattel has created a new

line of action figures honoring front-line workers including nurses, doctors, emts and delivery drivers. a majority of the proceeds will be donated to buy ppe for real-life first responders which i have a feeling these masks or these dolls are going to sell pretty quickly because social media is loving them. this person on instagram says this registered nurse is living for these especially the delivery drivers. doesn't get much cooler than that. rob: thanks so much. on the next hour of "fox and friends first," protesters in a lie eager to get back to business but dan bishop says the plan is very drawn out. he joins us in the next hour. >> it appears as if this was an ambush.

it was a takedown. they preplanned this, they wanted to take him down, get him fired, prosecute them, do anything they could to take them out. >> a stunning twist and michael flynn is drawn out legal battle. how handwritten note could lead to his exoneration. these folks don't have time to go to the post office they use stamps.com all the services of the post office only cheaper get a 4-week trial plus postage and a digital scale go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again.

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