>> corruption at the highest levels of the government, something i never thought i would see in my lifetime. rob: it is friday may 15th. you might not have heard about the unmasking bombshell on other networks but you will likely see obama officials on a rapid media tour.

>> donald trump says he would like to hear from obama but got at response from a typically reliable senate ally. rob: expanding phases to reopen today. jillian: 3 million more americans out of jobs, a strong message to governors not yet ready to reopen. only in vegas will you see something like a ppe vending machine. jillian: a good morning to you, you are watching "fox and friends first" on friday morning. rob: thanks for getting up early with us. donald trump calling for former president obama to testify over the controversy surrounding the michael flynn. jillian: griff jenkins live in washington former obama administration officials sound off.

>> reporter: top obama officials under scrutiny after being revealed, pushing back, former cia director john brennan, says it is an abuse of authority. >> the country is in serious trouble. political corruption at the highest level, something i never thought i would see in my lifetime. >> reporter: a look at what they said on the record under oath, raising questions. >> do you recall any us ambassadors asking names be unmasked? >> i don't know, it is ringing a vague build but i could not answer with any confidence. >> reporter: weighing in as well, k t mcfarland has this to say. >> at the same time they were going to the media and people

like the cia director brennan, a russian asset, which way is it, you dragged the country through three years of beating each other's roads over something you knew was a lie and a hoax. rob: hearings on the hill got a push from the president who tweeted if i were a senator or congressman, the first person i would call to testify about the biggest scandal in the history of the usa by far is former president obama. he knew everything, do it, lindsey graham, just do it, no more mister nice guy, no more talk. graham, chairman of the judiciary committee said to the committee, both presidents are welcome to come before the committee and share their concerns about each other. if nothing else it would make great television. however i have grave doubts whether it would be wise for the country, we are not likely to see that happen, graham said he is opening an inquiry to the russia investigation and wants to hear from top obama officials like brennan.

rob: thank you. jillian: congressman jim jordan joining his senate colleagues demanding answers about burisma. the house judiciary chairman what's the state department to release document about the ukrainian energy firms. hunter biden sat on the company's board of directors as newly released email show for investors ukraine marie yovanovitch, contradicting testimony, she knew little about the firms. rob: fisa reform bill headed to the house after getting passed in the senate. it received overwhelming approval to the senate after being amended. the measure includes protection for people under surveillance of the fisa law at the center a lot of controversy after the inspector general found it being misused a survey of several trump campaign members in 2016. jillian: new york defending it stay-at-home order for most of the coronavirus battered state.

rob: thousands of people are going back to work as 11 states these restrictions today. >> reporter: todd pyro joins us with the latest action in the empire state. >> reporter: governor cuomo extending stay at home order june 13th with only those regions, eligible to reopen, cdc guidelines released in the form of the checklist and schools and workplaces and childcare programs, mass transit systems, bars and restaurants tried to reopen. >> a 40 page single spaced to cancel document, you have to be clear. >> more states trying to get

parts of the economy can't come soon enough. 3 million more americans filing for jobless benefits bringing the total over 36 million prompting this morning from the white house. >> the reality is if we don't open the economy back up we will not have an economy. if we keep our economy shutdown we will not only lose trillions of dollars in wealth, economic activity, the china virus shocked the economy kills as well, suicide, drug abuse, depression. >> reporter: that sentiment echoed by the president considering a medical factory in allentown, what he thinks their governor should do. >> the governor of pennsylvania opening up a little bit. areas of pennsylvania are barely affected and want to keep them closed. >> this summit protests in the keystone state over lockdown

measures by the governor, those in pennsylvania looking for something fun to do, they can cross the delaware into new jersey, allowing beaches to open for memorial day with social distancing measures. 46,000 people have recovered from the virus in the us. jillian: a lot of people excited by the news about beaches being able to reopen. rob: armed protesters and death threats, the distance against michigan avenue stay-at-home order intensifying forcing the state capitals the shutdown. lawmakers not expected to return until tuesday, hundreds protesting outside the statehouse, some carrying guns. democrats proposing a gun ban. governor gretchen witmer under fire for not allowing businesses to reopen. estate lockdown runs through the end of this month. jillian: the va sending strike teams to new jersey about outbreaks in nursing homes, va workers will work with staffers at five facilities hit hard by

the virus, label plan until the end of june, 5000 people have died at long-term care facilities in new jersey. the state is deployed 300 national guard soldiers to nursing homes. rob: the white house threatening to veto the democrats $3 trillion stimulus package, the house plans to vote on that today. even house speaker nancy pelosi says it is unlikely to pass. >> we are saying here is our offer let's see where you are. sadly, mcconnell says we have not felt the urgency of acting immediately. he wants us to just pause. wants us to just pause. families no hunger doesn't take a pause. rob: the heroes act includes making certain undocumented immigrants eligible for the next round of $1,200 payments. >> the grand canyon will

partially reopen after closing a bit the pandemic. one of the south rim entrances allow visitors for daytime access. yellowstone national park entering a 3 stage reopening starting monday, visitors are allowed at yellowstone lake, and grand teton national park following suit opening summit hiking and biking trails. rob: beautiful out with. jillian: a lot of people excited about that. rob: nine after the hour, donald trump calling for president obama to testify under oath about the origins of the russia probe and unmasking of michael flynn. jillian: our next guest says the next step is to look at corruption, possible crimes. rob: randy higgs joins us live next. so i know there's a big need for gas-x maximum strength. it works fast. relieving pressure, bloating, and discomfort before you know it. so no one needs to know you've got gas. gas-x

>> just do it. and lindsey graham to make testify.

>> the president is not sold in this idea. should the former president be questioned under oath. doj official francie higgs. what do you think. >> this is an interesting question. people want to know what happened during the obama administration, look like there was corruption, misconduct and even crime in the context of the russia investigation in the flynn prosecution but whether or not president obama were to testify is an interesting question. we would like to hear from him but as a prosecutor i bill the case, i want to know what everyone else was doing. he is not the one tapping people's wires, not the one reviewing transcript. he may be directing people. what we do know is certainly it is his minions, the people going

forth and getting all this information was what we want to know is what did they do, why did they do it and who directed them. jillian: lindsey graham says, quote, now president is above the law, both presidents are welcome to come before the committee and share their concerns. it would make for great television. however i have grave doubts whether it would be wise for the country. does he have a point? >> he may have a political point. legally speaking president obama can be subpoenaed. he is no longer subject to any of the same constitutional issues that might arise trying to subpoena a sitting president although there may very well be a constitutional issue regardless whether the president is sitting or not but president obama won't be subpoenaed. i don't think lindsey graham will do it and i don't think president obama would agree to come. what is more likely is the committee would send president

obama questions based on all the other testimony they get and based on his answers make a decision what to do. that is what i would do if it was me. rob: is it too political? seems like it has gotten very political. >> it is political. that is the problem. all the people howling for flynn's blood in the case are the same people who want us to empty the jails of criminals and all the people who don't want obama to testify are the same people who wanted trump holland before mueller's committee and the senate. you are right that it is political. as a country what message are we sending if we are trying to haul duly elected presidents before coequal branches of government? >> let's look at this. obama tweet seemingly in response simply service vote. that is interesting. look at obama officials names in the flynn unmasking including

joe biden, james comey, john brennan, dni james clapper and samantha power. mcdonough also on the list. listen to what the couple has to say. >> they are trying to disperse the reputations of a lot of people in the obama administration carrying out their responsibility. jillian: what do you think of that? >> very troubling to me and potentially criminal that you have people in the obama administration especially political appointees like dennis mcdonough unmasking flynn's identity, the most critical point is when it happened in the fact that it happened starting on election day and moving forward long before there was a phone call with russian ambassador kislyak. what was the connection? what was the tool being used? why were they unmasking an opposition party and coming national security adviser? that looks vaguely political,

very partisan and corrupt and troubling. i would like to know what democrats would think if the same thing happened to an incoming hillary clinton national security adviser by an outgoing republican administration? they would be howling mad. rob: so it blows up into a huge story. we appreciate it. 17 after the are. a divide in the white house want to reopen schools. >> we don't see a vaccine playing in the ability of individuals to get back to school. >> i totally disagree with him on schools. rob: the debate leaving parents and educators with questions. jillian: it is not practical to stay close until a vaccine is available, caution must be taken, she joins us live. ing and turning. because only tempur-pedic adapts and responds to your body... ...so you get deep, uninterrupted sleep. during the tempur-pedic summer of sleep, all tempur-pedic mattresses are on sale!

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rob: the cdc issues a nationwide alert about a rare and deadly disease in kids linked to covid-19 called multisystem infiltration drum, include abdominal pain, swollen hands and feet, rationed a high fever for 24 hours was 150 kids are diagnosed with this rare condition in 18 states, most of them in new york. three children have died. jillian: new york city mayor bill diblasio calling on his health commissioner to apologize for denying ppe, the department chief asking barbeau for half-million masks, she reportedly replied, quote, i don't give two rat's exclusive about your cops. new york is leland: mike l e petry called for barbeau to be fired.

>> it is insulting you would have this type of disdain to law-enforcement who keeps our communities safe, providing protective gear needed to save their lives. >> reporter: barbeau has not commented on the report. rob: the president doubling down on getting schools back open this fall butting heads with his task force, doctor anthony fauci. >> we don't see a vaccine playing in the ability of individuals to get back to school this term. >> we have to get the schools open, get our country open and do it safely but we want to do it as quickly as possible. i disagree with him on schools. rob: with the president adamant at the cdc issuing guidance, what needs to happen to get kids back in class? jillian: doctor jeanette joins us with her thoughts. let's take a look at the impact on schools and students, 124,000

public and private schools, 55.1 million-12 students. everyone is hoping and i think we are going in the right direction we will have a vaccine, no one knows if we will have one or when. what should be done about class in the fall? >> will take a year for a vaccine to get on the market safely. anthony fauci gives health expertise, the president makes decisions based on what is best for americans but it is up to governors to look at the communities and see are there outbreaks or are they meeting the downward trajectory to allow them to enter phase i to see if we reemerge into the community, but when it comes to schools we need to ensure if there is an outbreak are not in that community, do we have a protocol in place to allow kids to go

back safely? are we going to be doing testing every two weeks, maybe have the school nurse check each child before they go back to classrooms, limit the size of the classroom, maybe cut the number of deaths in half so each classroom, maybe start with half a day of school, younger students go to class in the morning, teenagers go to class at night taking it sure we have inspectors in the classroom, hand sanitizer and those things, having protocol in place is the key and making sure we have a plan in place, testing strategies and to know what to do if a child comes down with it, an algorithm of what to do, we test them and see who else is in the classroom needs to be tested as well. rob: everyone is talking about this and the kids were okay on this virus and you have a new thing throwing a wrench in everything. how will this multisystem inflammatory syndrome we have been hearing about change whether we send kids that? >> that is a great point. we are learning something new

every day with this virus called pediatric inflammatory syndrome and what this does is affect blood vessels and organs in the body, kids will have fevers and rashes, low blood pressure, vomiting, definitely something we need to take into consideration because this is having an impact on children and at first we thought this doesn't affect kids but that is not the case. it is affecting children, usually 4 to 6 weeks later and it is linked to coronavirus a we need to take these factors into consideration as we open up the community and keep an eye on what numbers are in each area. what happens in new york will be different than we see in nebraska. we need to take a close look, keep an eye on the date and the numbers make decisions based on the science. jillian: we will pull up your suggestions for reopening schools, you talk about different desk arrangement, kids wearing masks, cleaning and disinfecting, hand sanitizer, different tests every few weeks.

a lot of parents say i don't know how i will get back to work because i may not have cared for my kids, there are a lot of layers to this, not just sending your kids back to school, parents are affected by this as well. the good news for people and for governors is you have time to figure this out. >> absolutely. classes don't start until fall, we have several months and this isn't just about education although that is critical and important. for some children when they go to school that may be the only time they get a hot fresh meal and breakfast for lunch. it has a huge impact on parents, how they get to work, how they get a babysitter and day care not to mention the mental and emotional and cognitive development of children, having

social interaction. it is multifactorial but we need to put safety first but if we continue doing what we are doing, adhering to cdc guidelines, within the next few months we will be a will to open up our schools. we have to get on the right track. jillian: a lot of people were surprised by news out of california, some schools out there opening, we will see. 27 minutes after the hour, call to get back to business coming to a head in pennsylvania with massive protests. the founder of the protest group insist there movement has nothing to do with politics. they join us live. rob: joe biden supported, inspiring message from the candidate who claims to want to be your president. >> if they believe tara reade they shouldn't vote for me. i wouldn't vote for me if they believe tara reade.

>> the president slamming and ousted vaccine expert after he testifies on coronavirus response as the white house creates an initiative to develop a vaccine as quickly as

possible, warp speed. ashley has more on this operation. >> reporter: sources say the white house could announce operation warp speed today, the public-private partnership, the former head of glaxosmithkline's vaccine division as well as army general, the trump administration works to develop and reduce a vaccine researchers say any vaccine is months from being ready. testimony from doctor wright setting off a firestorm on capitol hill, federal vaccine expert saying time is running out and we could be in for the darkest winter in modern history. >> there is no master coordinated plan how to respond to this outbreak. we don't have a strategy or plan to identify each of the critical components and don't have a designated agency sourcing those critical components so coming up with a strategy to make sure we

have supplies where we need them. we need this comprehensive national strategy, end to end. >> reporter: listen to what alex a's are said to disagree with that. >> everything he is complaining about was achieved. everything he talked about was done. >> reporter: donald trump said bright seems like a disgruntled employee, despite whistleblower testimony he did in fact have a plan in place for the pandemic and according to the white house we can expect to find out how prepared the trump administration was later today. jillian: thank you. thousands are expected in pennsylvania's capital for reopen rally, responding to tom wolfe's threats to withhold funding from counties the defied stay-at-home orders, donald trump took issue with that during his visit. >> we have to get the governor

of pennsylvania to start opening up, you have areas of pennsylvania that are barely affected and you can't keep them closed. >> reporter: founders of the reopen a movement join me with their message. appreciate it. what is your message? what do you want the people of pennsylvania to know? >> we have a governor who has acted outside the bounds of the state constitution and the country and he needs to get back to work with the general assembly, there are duly affected representatives, start representing the people to get the state reopen. jillian: was and what he had to say monday. >> these folks are choosing to desert in the face of the enemy. in the middle of a war we pennsylvanians are winning and must win, they need to understand the consequences a cowardly act. they are engaging in behavior

that is selfish and unsafe. jillian: let's go to you. you say you think this and political but it seems like it is. seems like it is awfully political. and some conversations with some states. >> it is easy to make this political, that is the easy argument. people from the beginning just wants to get back to work, concerned about their well-being, their families, just not happy with the situation. it is easy to dive into politics and make about how this is affecting people, that is what the group is, get people a voice to understand this is not inconvenience, people are affected. it is not about getting a haircut. it is about bringing food home for their families, getting education, giving kids stability, so many issues not

being discussed above and beyond everything else. jillian: let's look at unemployment claims, 1.8 million filed for unemployment over the past eight weeks in the reopening process, to partially reopen today, 24 counties partially reopen am a 30 counties under the stay-at-home order, the east portion of the state. what is your message for the governor if he is listening and elected officials a lot of people want to hear more from him and engage in this conversation. >> it is a simple message, give up the power. you held emergency powers too long, time to work with the people again. jillian: final word to you. >> i agree with him, the decision should be pushed down locally. we are capable of making decisions that the commanding level, i heard suggestions, talking about having school districts make the decision. i am all in favor of

distributing the power, the approach was proven to not work and listen to the people, listen to our voice and was we need. jillian: a lot of people want to get back to work, a lot of businesses may never reopen. thank you for joining us with that message. rob: 35 after the hour. restaurants reopen across the country, you might notice the charge on the bill for something you didn't order. it is a surcharge that is making a lot of people mad. >> reporter: unmasking how americans feel about wearing face masks. rob: historic differences between men and women when it comes to covering up.

>> good morning and welcome back. essential workers losing their hazard pay is the pandemic rages on. >> companies accused of putting profit before their own employees well-being.

>> reporter: a lot of companies that offer hazard pay whether walmart or target or other companies, starbucks for example offering but now they are backing off of that in different points through the month, taking the money back. a lot of people saying not so great but you can see whether it is costco or target or starbucks these other companies at some point during the month, target putting it first to pull back and not offer it was $2 an hour after $3 an hour extra hazard pay but the unions are saying not so cool but we will see what companies do. it was good pr in the beginning. rob: what about this juul -- covid-19 charge on the restaurant bill. carley: thank you to instagram for showing us this, different

restaurants, charging $0.85, what the owners are saying is we are paying more on to go containers, utensils and all that good stuff, the condiments but social media backlash ensued, when twitter user posting the receipt and circled it. haven't they had a rough enough time. when user posting a sign explaining prices and japanese steakhouse saying we are not doing this to take advantage, this really is an issue. i'm on the side of the restaurants right now, they are struggling. so yesterday we were talking how delicious mcdonald's fries are in you are telling us some good news. today here us? did they watch the show? they must.

carley: mcdonald's giving up 3 fries with a one dollar purchase, a medium serving. you have to use the mobile apps to order, can't do it until after 11 am. until the promotion was free and they are bringing it back. the little things make people happy. rob: they have good fries. jillian: fries and a milkshake on one of those. rob: that is delicious. thank you so much. one major airport trying to make it safer for people who fly. jillian: international airport in las vegas has vending machines to sell face masks, gloves and sanitizing wipes, a mask will cost $14.

rob: it is an airport. all the major airlines requiring travelers to wear masks or face coverings to stop the spread of this virus. call it a sign of mask -- a new study suggesting men are less likely to where the facemasks than women. jillian: they view it as weakness according to the london university researchers. more men believe they will not be infected. rob: i totally by this comment, alan writing i don't like to wear it because i can't breathe through those masks as weakness has nothing to do with the. jillian: i have gone out with my has been in my brother, both give me a hard time, they will he wear a mask if it is store policy. rob: josh posting on it and you should be forced to wear a mask, it should be a choice. jillian: so many opinions on the mask debate, leave it up to you on the internet. rob: i agree with the study. watching you sterilize everything, you don't touch a single thing, wiping everything down.

jillian: it will be a sight for sore eyes, nascar drivers during the per sunday's showdown at darlington, how sports pop stars i paid tribute to heroes on the front lines. rob: let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". hello. jillian: your mask as well. >> this was done by my friend and his company, such a good idea, a couple hundred different teams, logos. great idea. i don't mind wearing the mask. folks know who i am. when i go to mcdonald's for my free fries on friday. coming up on "fox and friends" in the 15 minutes we check in with kellyanne conway at the white house. the latest on the president and his call for president obama to sit down in front of lindsey

graham and judge janine pirro on the case where the leading move is completely out of the norm. we you will hear from geraldo rivera, he shows up today and all morning long we are honoring the class of 2020 because they don't get a proper graduation. larry winget and ben watson salute them. because it is friday during the pandemic rock legend bret michaels is going to perform a special living room concert for this year's graduating class. we have a the 3 hours kicking off 15 minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news. back in just a couple minutes. ♪ the biggest week in television is here.

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>> joe biting sending a message to voters. >> if they believe tara reade they shouldn't vote for me. i wouldn't vote for me if i believed tara reade. look at tara reade's story. it changes considerably. i don't want to question her motive other than to say the truth matters. this is that it. it has been vetted. jillian: biden has denied accusations from 1993. rob: the president suggesting cutting economic ties with china over the communist country's handling of coronavirus. buddy carter joined us earlier saying it could start with producing our own drugs.

>> now we realize it, 90% of the antibiotics in america come from china. we cannot be dependent on them for that. that is the way we hit them. rob: chinese media reporting the communist regime may try to legally retaliate against republicans are threatening lawsuits against this virus. jillian: nascar drivers have their line up and are ready to rev their engines. the real heroes 400 follows the league, and and it is a big race. what is expected. >> it will be one of the more unique things we have seen on the racetrack. all of the somalis drivers and crews have to come back and get back and their cars, with no

practice, no qualifying, get in the car and get out there and go. jillian: we learn healthcare workers will serve as grand marshal which is rather exciting. we also learned, more races added to this. the second installment of races announced, and the grand marshal. >> i'm lucky enough to go back to work, and frontline heroes like doctor josh hughes from charlotte north carolina. i'm proud to have his name on the door of my car. it's an honor to have one of our grand marshals for this sunday. >> means so much to so many people. >> all 40 of the drivers will have the name of the first responder or frontline worker.

the attention needs to be put on them, it is a good way to honor them. rob: let's talk the race. this track is a tricky one without any preparation, talk about that. >> darlington's calculus if you will. such a different racetrack with two ends that are completely different. a rough racetrack. and it is doing well after no practice, it is better than after 10 weeks. it is the hardest place, that will bring entertainment to the fans watching. jillian: you can watch the

darlington 400 race on fox this sunday at 3:30 p.m.. >> glad to be on. rob: we will be right back. th va gives us confidence... ...we can spend a bit now, knowing we're prepared for the future. surprise! we renovated the guest room, so you can live with us. i'm good at my condo. . .

what the [bleep] is going on? when did this become flatten the curve. flatten the curve, flatten the curve to we have to find a cure or people are going to job. people work their whole [bleep] jobs. think are just going to go out of business?

jillian: barstool founder dave port roy taking to social media covid-19 lockdown his frustration has gone completely viral. rob: speaking for a lot of people. carley shimkus is here with a lot of support is he getting online. hey, carley. >> good morning, rob and jillian. video viewed 6 million 250eu78s. positive tweet from elon musk. also led to a booking on carlson tucker tonight where he had this to say. >> give me the choice then. let me go outside and risk potentially getting sick. i would rather die from corona than have to start over. at the very least, i feel bad for people who aren't given the choice. jillian: he runs sports and pop culture thinks it's time to give the power back to the people. is he being supported on social media. joey says this is the exact sentiments most americans had. we did what we were supposed to do to flatten the curve.

now you tell us to stay locked up longer. we won't stand for that jason wonders do you think they couldn't tell us from the start because of the potential for chaos. paul on twitter chiming in spot on they keep moving the goal post. obviously other folks would say a mass opening would put people's lives in danger. and that's the nature of this argument, guys. there are just no easy answers on this one. rob: yeah. he did have a pretty good rant there worth listening to if you have the time. listen to joe biden he has this big decision to make as far as the vp pick. the former national security advisor to president obama who he used to work with wants the job. take a listen. >> i'm humbled and honored to be among the extremely accomplished women who are reportedly being considered. >> would you say yes if he asked you to be his vp? >> i certainly would say yes. >> there have you it susan rice has been in the news a lot lately regarding the michael flynn situation.

now it appears she is being considered for vice president and really wants the job. a variety of opinions here. one twitter user says she is my choice for the vp gig. elizabeth warren would have stronger power elsewhere. randy says wow, not sure owhat to think but seems better than the other options. debra, not so sure saying you won't be vice president and biden won't be potus. my money is still on kamala harris, guys. but a recent poll showed that elizabeth warren is the frontrunner for a lot of democrats. jillian: all right. we will see. so a face mask that is rather exciting to a lot of people but also comes with a lot of questions. carley? carley: i have a lot of people are going to think this is ridiculous. i think it is american ingenuity at its finest. give us a problem we'll come up with a solution. lot of bars and restaurants guys are opening with outdoor seating how to stay safe. contract face mask with a straw hole. to answer the question, jillian, that i'm sure everyone has right

this defeats the purpose of a face mask, right? well, it has an extra layer of fabric under neath the hole to cover it for when you are not drinking. jillian: love it. rob: brilliant. carley, thanks. we got to go. jillian: see ya. steve: good morning, everybody, it is 6:00 in the east on this friday may 15th, 2020. we start with a fox news alert again joe biden speak out on the michael flynn case, ainsley. ainsley: that is right, steve. it's his first interview sings being named as one of the obama officials who requesting flynn's unmasking, brian. brian: i wonder if he will get a plaque for that. griff jenkins is live in washington. griff, he is still denying he had any knowledge of the flynn investigation. how could that be? he tried to unmask, didn't he? griff: good morning, brian, ainsley and steve. first we are hearing from the presumptive democratic nominee after being revealed as one of