sally yates calling out james comey for his handling of the russia probe. >> will the former fbi director be held accountable? live from washington. >> have you taken a cognitive -- >> no i haven't taken the test. why would i take a test? come on, man. that's like saying before you got in this program you are taking tests where you are taking cocaine or not. what do you think? are you a junkie? >> joe biden goes off on a reporter as big tech takes on donald trump. plus what started as a sweet proposal goes up in actual flames in the question everybody is wondering, did she say yes? >> "fox and friends first" continues. look at that.

>> pay for a wedding in the new house at the same time. >> that is if she said yes. stay tuned. rob: you are watching "fox and friends first". jillian: let's get right to this. big tech versus donald trump, facebook and twitter taking down the same post citing coronavirus misinformation. rob: twitter suspending the trump campaign account. how the trump team is responding. >> reporter: facebook pull a post donald trump put out after twitter removed the same post and suspended his campaign account. the tech giant claims what he said was misinformation about

kids and covid-19. >> this thing is going away. it will go away like things go away and my view is schools should be open. if you look at children, children are almost, i would almost say definitely but almost immune from this disease. >> reporter: a space -- facebook spokesperson said this includes false claims that a group of people is immune from covid-19 which is a violation of our policy around harmful misinformation. twitter telling us the team trump tweet you reference is in violation of the twitter rules on covid-19 misinformation. the account owner will be required to remove the tweet before they can tweet again. trump campaign firing back response, quote, the president was stating a fact the children are less susceptible to the coronavirus and another display of silicon valley bias against this president was with the elections of 3 months away the trump campaign officially

requesting a fourth debate in early september. rudy giuliani arguing a letter, quote, for a nation already deprived of a traditional campaign schedule because of the pandemic it makes no sense to also deprive americans of the opportunity to see and hear two competing visions for a country's future before millions of votes have been cast. joe biden scraps plans to accept the democratic nomination at the dnc in milwaukee, raising eyebrows for the exchange with a reporter yesterday. listen to this. >> have you taken a cognitive -- no, i haven't taken a test, why the hell would i take a test? come on, man. that is like saying before you got in this program you take a test where you are taking cocaine or not. what do you think? are you a junkie? anyway, i am very willing to let the american public judge my physical as well as my mental fitness.

>> both campaigns pulling in big bucks in july. donald trump and the rnc raising a combined $165 million. biden and the dnc brought in $140 million. jillian: fox news alert, portland police declaring a riot as the city sees its seventieth night of unrest. the fire set at a police precinct before a woman stomped it out. protesters gathering outside the police precinct trying to break the windows, offices using tear gas to disperse demonstrators in the streets. another group ripping off plywood and smashing windows in this protester seen spray painting surveillance cameras as onlookers cheered. >> several houses erupting in flames overnight, north carolina beach towns, crews working to put out a massive fire north of myrtle beach.

it is not clear if they are related to downed power lines due to tropical storm isaias which was a hurricane when it had that area. several fires hitting that area due to the storm on monday, nine people debt including a 5-year-old girl as the storm, left 3 million people without power. look at this incredible video from the bravest responding to calls for help. hitting some big waves out there. the fdny saving two people stranded on a boat near queens in the east river almost 0 visibility and you can see they can hardly see where they are going. unbelievable. deputy attorney general sally yates slamming james comey in a fiery testimony on capitol hill. >> claiming the former fbi director went rogue with the russia probe. griff jenkins has the details.

>> according to his boss it appears james comey wasn't doing everything by the book. former to be the attorney general sally is telling lawmakers she did not authorize the interview with michael flynn but since she didn't know about it and comey was acting on his own. >> i was upset that he didn't coordinate that and acted unilaterally to get that done. >> did comey go rogue? >> you could use that term? >> she defended questioning of flynn based on his contact with the russian ambassador, not a logan act violation but a counter intel concern. >> was there legitimate basis for the interview? what was that basis? >> we have evidence, the russians were attempting to influence the election. >> the election was over. >> yates was grilled about her knowledge of the steel dossier,

the document used for carter page, the president weighing in on twitter saying sally yates is either lying or grossly incompetent. it is not possible she could have known so little about dirty can't james comey and others from her high position in the department of justice, the political crime of the century and she had no idea what they were doing. chairman grahams intends to call comey and andrew mccabe in the next month or so. we will see where that leads. all this as john durham wrapping his investigation into the russia probe, that is expected by the end of the summer and durham investigation, the power to commonly charge individuals if they see fit so we will see where that goes. shannon: >> sally yates testimony raising questions and concerns about the conduct of james comey.

jillian: joining us is hans, thanks for joining us. what was your stand up moment yesterday? >> i was shocked, sally yates said james comey a goner rogue but not rogue in conducting an investigation of michael flynn when there was no evidence of any kind that he had broken the law. she was upset that he hadn't coordinated, conducting an unjustified investigation of michael flynn. that this is shocking to me, such a lack of judgment, the top official at the justice department. >> interesting to hear all the stuff. they made a big deal about flynn

at one point talking to the russians when he was in coming national security adviser and republicans point out wiser than usual, when people come into administration they want to set up shop, set up their contact. was there anything inappropriate about that or did they just use that to do something they shouldn't be doing? >> they use that to do something they shouldn't be doing. the incoming national security adviser. it was his job to be speaking to foreign diplomats like the russian ambassador. there was no justification for what she said in that hearing, a counterintelligence operation, that is totally wrong. >> words we go from here? >> we have to wait for john durham to do his investigation. the other thing that came out yesterday was her professing total ignorance of the fact that the applications for the fisa warrants to basically spy on an opposition campaign, she claims she didn't know was based on political opposition research. i'm shocked she would profess

such ignorance of what was happening. >> what about how incestuous it was, they talked about bruce or who works for the justice department, works for sally yates and his wife nelly who works for christopher steele at fusion gps and how this is all connected together, talk about that. >> yates said she was supposedly unaware that her deputy was talking to the guy who had in fact manufactured that political opposition research. i used to work in the justice department and the idea that a deputy would keep something like that totally ignorant from their boss i have a very hard time believing. >> talking to his wife's boss. >> right. >> do we see james comey and andrew mccabe to testify? >> i assume james comey, as

arrogant as he is and as unapologetic as he is about his behavior will come to the hearing, be willing to testify because he still thinks he didn't do anything wrong. >> interesting stuff. doesn't make for great television but it is important stuff to look at so thank you, we appreciate it. 10 minutes after the hour. the $600 unemployment benefit a sticking point for democrats but does it incentivize people not to work as republicans say it does. lands good and says absolutely and he has proof coming up next. >> what happened when a llama shows up at a protest? we will tell you about it coming up. ta-da! did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? i should get a quote. do it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪

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>> not going to strike a deal unless we extend the unemployment benefits. >> democratic leaders have moved

about one inch in eight days. >> by friday if we haven't made significant progress in our too far apart the president is prepared to take executive action. >> white house threatened to take executive action after another day of failed stimulus negotiations as lawmakers refused to compromise over that $600 weekly unemployment benefit. >> business owners say their employees just returned is the benefit expired. a member of the house financial services committee, thank you for being here, appreciate it. there are a lot of people, hard-working, upstanding citizens having a hard time who do need money. do you think there is any hope for common ground to be found? >> i think so. the hard-working people that are legitimately laid off that are unemployed are the people suffering the most because businesses that have shutdown need to be operational and what the $600 additional benefit does

is disincentive isis some people from going back to work and we have seen that, we are not talking unemployment insurance but the additional $600 benefit. the other side says we wants to take away unemployment, that's not the case but what that $600 benefit has done is incentivize some people to stay home because they make more money by not working and it is crazy the government is competing with private industry and businesses in my district are sick of it, we haven't been able to get employees to come back to work because it makes no sense for them if they make more money sitting at home now that benefits have expired. many of those employers have said they had no issues with employees coming back to work. todd: business owners say once the 600 is gone it will be easy to get my people back. when you say businesses in your

district what businesses are you talking about that are struggling to come back because of this? >> mostly small businesses, they were not higher wage earners, these are people who have struggled because they've been unable to convince their own workers to come back, warehouse or large company or local salon. i talked to a nail salon owner who couldn't get her people to come back to work. it is all aspects of business large and small and we've got to stop competing with private industry. the government should not be in the business of encouraging people not to work and that is a problem we've got to balance between that and people who are legitimately unemployed that once to work about their businesses have been shutdown. we got to encourage businesses to get back in business and encouraging people to stay home is not the answer. >> let's talk about male in

voting, the president is blasting it, chuck schumer and nancy pelosi met with the postmaster general and listen to what they have to say. >> the speaker mentions with the head of the postal service, heated discussion, all ballots have to be counted. we are demanding the regulations be rescinded. >> you will never know who won the election. it is a catastrophe waiting to happen. jillian: is it a catastrophe went to happen? >> it is. look at the recent new york primary said in many cases the races weren't decided for many weeks after ballots turned up missing. one thing chuck sure was right about is all ballots must be counted. they should be counted but if we are depending on the united states postal service to get them counted when packages can't even get delivered, we are in a

heap of trouble and if that is something we want, to rely on the united states postal service to help run our elections, we need to start talking about that 3 months before election day, that is something that would take years, to turn the postal service around and have a process people believed in. if you look at places like new york and california where election results are announced, it takes two weeks to harvest ballots that is not right. and application process like we have in texas for seniors and the military requires people to actually fill out an application, signatures are verify, make sure the ballots belong to the people they say they are coming from and other states, totally insane the way things have been done. rob: it will be an interesting november. we appreciate it. jillian: a nurse on the front line takes on teachers calling on them to, quote, do their jobs and get back in the classroom. >> is she right? doctor siegel coming up next.

>> welcome back. a care nurse caring for covid-19 patients getting criticism for an article calling teachers essential workers arguing education is essential to our society, teachers are needed at work just like she is. and she right to comparison? doctor mark siegel joins me live to weigh in. good morning. is the criticism she is receiving for making this comparison fair? >> now. she's talking from her own personal experience of being on the front lines and putting her health at risk and thinking what am i doing? caring for patients, a teacher is caring for students and teaching students.

such an essential profession, no reason to say it is less important than patient care. i'm talking about this as someone who myself returns to the front lines taking care of patients in a similar situation. i'm not currently on the board taking care of covid-19 patients the patients that come to see me i wear a shield and a mass, they may be covid-19 positive. it is possible and i'm happy to do it because it makes me feel vital in doing something important. maybe not all teachers should be forced to do this, not forced but compelled to do it, depend on the area they are in but i all for this. jillian: teachers age, health conditions all go into account. let's look at this clip from the article reading, quote, my husband, playing devils advocate said healthcare workers sort of signed up for this kind of risk

that teachers did not and she says i replied absolutely not. doctors and nurses sign up for work that is sometimes high risk for us and sometimes life or death for our patients, not for us. do you agree with that? every doctor and nurse i talked to throughout this pandemic said this is why i do this, to help people. >> exactly. it is why i sign up for this, to help people, same with teachers. teachers the same issue applies with controlling the environment. in a classroom what happens if you have a child but gets really upset and goes out of control, you may feel threatened by that. it is your job to be there and control it. i want us to test our teachers. this is a wake-up call to test entire schools. i believe it is a learning experience for children to learn about physical distancing. we can teach help ideas to our

children across the area in different areas. some controversy has come up in georgia which is an emerging hotspot. we have to look at it case by case but across the country the vast majority will have a low incident of covid-19, children don't get severe cases and teachers are young too. most of them are not in my high risk group. jillian: some of them are in the president has come out yesterday saying teachers of certain age group shouldn't be going in, your shaking your head yes but you agree with that. >> completely agree and that is what we need to know. what is your underlying health condition, are you overweight, do you have diabetes, high blood pressure, how old are you? we talked about that with physicians with new york be a hotspot. i pointed out one physician in his 60s, overweight, chose to go on the front lines to fight covid-19. teachers should be given the same right possibility.

case-by-case exceptions should be made and we should make every attempt to control outbreaks and to get all the testing. >> have a good day. >> it is crucial what goes on in schools, we need it. rob: the time is 26 after the hour. joe biden's wife defending his politics is middle-of-the-road. >> joe is a moderate. that doesn't mean his ideas aren't progressive, bowls and forward thinking. rob: a moderate progressive. kristin tate says his agenda makes him one of the most liberal presidents ever coming up next. ♪ for over 100 years, realtors® have been providing expert guidance, helping people find new places to dream and thrive. when you're ready... look for the r.

rob: joe biden's politics tear further to the left, doctor jill

biden insists her husband is a true moderate. >> joe is a moderate which doesn't mean his ideas are not progressive, bold and forward thinking. that is who he has always been. a strong vision where to take this country. >> thank you for being here. is joe biden a moderate? >> now but he's portrayed as a moderate because he's a member of an increasingly radical party defined by a socialist, bernie sanders. wants to spend $2 trillion on the climate change plan that would grow bureaucracy.

and expanding obamacare and illegal immigrants, he wants to spend $775 billion on day care for all sorts of plan. these are a few examples. it is far from a moderate one and wants to pay for this with dramatic tax hikes with trillions of dollars and repeal trump tax cuts which would hike taxes on the middle class. biden has been steered to the left by powerful coalitions, biden wins the white house, in the house and the senate, the left could remake the country in ways a lot of americans probably can't imagine. rob: biden, you say he moved far left.

supports giving police more money, not very progressive. he wants to secure the border. >> he knows the democratic party was very fractured, trying to bring both wings of the party under one test. the radicals holding his party hostage if he becomes president. >> the biden unity platform, achieving net 0 carbon emissions, with first responders, and the public option plan and repeal the traveled plan and biden's progressive policy platform and the cash bail system. and restoring voting rights to

formally incarcerate people for undocumented immigrants. the next topic before we let you go, joe biden had a little bit to say at a reporter when the reporter asked if he had taken a cognitive test. take a listen. >> have you taken a cognitive -- >> no, i haven't taken the test. why the hell what i take a test? come on, man. that is like saying before on this program you take a test whether you are taking cocaine. are you a junkie? jillian: your response? >> dispense not have the temperament to be president, this is far from the outburst he has had a reporters in these kind of incidents plus is obvious mental decline is exactly why biden's campaign is keeping him off the campaign trail, fighting covid-19 with the house arrest.

they hide his greatest weaknesses like language skills and questionable track record. now they say the debate tonight not happen. a big push to cancel them. won't get in front of the american people talking about what his plans are. rob: the dbase are going to be really good. everybody wants to see those. jillian: new york attorney general james planning to make a major national announcement, not specifying what the announcement is. there are reports it is likely connected to donald trump's tax returns turned over to the manhattan da. prosecutor suggested there is an investigation into, quote, criminal conduct inside the trump organization. rob: a man accused of cutting brake lines to an nypd van is facing federal charges.

jeremy track caught on camera under a protest last month. for destruction of a motor vehicle. and law enforcement officers, a way to do it. suffering the antilock brake sensor instead of the main brake line. jillian: take this one. rob: janus, you look just like the ocean. >> janice: i love this color blue but it always looks like i disappear. i don't have any tropical behavior in the atlantic but let's go back and talk about what we have seen and what we can look forward to. we just had isaias causing destruction on the northeast coast.

let's look at what noah predicts, 13 to 19 named storms, 9 so far, we have had two, no major hurricanes yet, crossing our fingers but look what colorado university is predicting, what we -- one of the big establishments we look to when we are looking for our tropical entities out there or the forecast, 24 named storms putting us in the greek alphabet. that hasn't happened since 2005, the year of katrina, named hurricanes five. we are still looking forward to a very active season. nothing in the atlantic or the pacific to watch for, certainly the potential for showers and thunderstorms in the mid-atlantic and high plains. i will take a deep breath, take next week off and expect a very busy tropical season in the latter part of august and september.

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from out of state. jillian: contributor for the daily wire matt walsh.out the irony of the democrats decision. >> the irony is we have people in the street screaming about fascism coming to america and they are sort of right. we have checkpoints in new york city, bill diblasio wanting to shutdown churches permanently if you dare go warship and practice your religion. that is a good example of that. rob: 44 after the are. he lost a leg in iraq and wants to fight for you in the senate. >> watching american cities being torn apart by violent left-wing extremists, it is devastating. leadership isn't caving to a welcome mob. i will stand taller on one leg than any career politician. rob: meet this and coming up next. jillian: brian kilmeade with what is coming up on "fox and friends". brian: great show is usual. it will be our turn.

sally aids takes a seat on capitol hill. former fbi director james comey went rogue. reporting on the series probably not. ian prior takes the take away, donald trump's attorney, rudy giuliani will be with us talking about the president's push for a fourth debater an earlier db before people vote early. also on deck sarah sanders with what the president plans on doing now that twitter has frozen him, statements he made here on "fox and friends". tom homan on joe biden saying stop making wall as soon as he is elected and joey jones, what happens to our military of biden wins. what about this story? a kid's bike was stolen, the community police department heard about it, came together

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rob: an army veteran running to turn the senate seat in virginia and a major part of his campaign calling out left-wing extremists and democratic leaders gave into the wolf mob. >> watching american see sworn apart by violent left-wing extremists. leadership isn't caving to a welcome mob.

i stand taller on one leg than any politician. rob: joining me as senate candidate lieutenant colonel daniel date. appreciate it and thank you for your service would you have given so much to this country. tell us why you want to run for senate. >> this is all about leadership and what we desperately need is leaders willing to stand up and my opponents, i'm a career servant. rob: mark warner is a critical democrat, but i would not consider far left as far as spectrum of democrats go in this country but you say he caved to the welcome mob and we saw a lot of that. >> all democrats are complicit, mark warner drifting to the hard left, goes where his party tells him to go.

not the moderate you think he is. he is as far left as the rest of these folks. rob: what did he do that disappointed you so much? >> not what he has done but what he hasn't done. he hasn't said anything about the fact that richmond is looking like ramani these days in portland is looking like ramani where i lost a leg. we should have hard conversations and i'm willing to leave those hard conversations. rob: we have so much video of what democrats call protests and republicans car riots in this country. they struggle to see the video for what it is on the left. why do you think that is? >> an ideological thing.

criminal justice reform, or any of these things but never heard of starting a hard conversation with a rock in your hand and that is not where we should be going. stop it and we've not seen them from anybody on the left, mayors, governors or in this case, us senate candidate. he is running for a third term, sick of politicians as they should be. rob: people are sick of that and we've seen that in 2016. you went to war and lost a leg, you come back here and see the kind of behavior we are seeing in this country, the way people are treating cities and what they are doing, how does that make you feel? are you embarrassed by that as an american? >> embarrassed is one word. makes me sad and frustrated, looking at this saying how can i be productive and help solve

these problems and i'm willing to engage on any issue that is hard unlike politicians who hide and dive away from hard issues. i will take anything head on as i have done. rob: two time purple heart recipient running for senate in virginia against mark warner, thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me, check me out on facebook and twitter, thank you. rob: thank you. jillian: are romantic candlelight proposal goes terribly wrong as he burned down the house. did she say yes? we will tell you. ♪ memory, focus, accuracy, learning, and concentration. try our new gummies for 30 days and see the difference.

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>> i literally talk to people all day long in their hudson house or connecticut weekend house and i say you got to come back. when are you coming back? we will go to dinner. i will buy you a drink. >> drinks on cuomo as long as you are the 1% it sounds like. the mayor governor is begging rich new yorkers to return to new york city as the state grapples with a massive budget short fall. rob: carley shimkus is here with that story. >> new york governor andrew cuomo says yelton people left new york city because of the coronavirus he admits they want

to come back to avoid paying the steep taxes. the top 1% of earners pay 50% of the state's taxes and new york city is going to struggle without that money. former new york police commissioner bernie kerik has a different theory as to why pee are living. he tweets no one wants to live, visit go to school in a city that is not safe. the issue is two fold. governor making the text for not texting the heck ou tax the hecf people he may become a republican after all. rob: see if he lives by that a tremendous story here. a proposal that goes horribly wrong. carley: i feel so bad for this guy, a guy in england wanted to show his girlfriend his fiery love for her when he popped the question using dozens of candles. then he accidently burned down apartment. he used around 100 candles to spell out the words marry me. he left the candles unattended to pick his girlfriend up at work. when he returned he saw dark

smoke billowing out of the apartment. amazingly, she said yes. and no one was hurt. is this burning an unterm flame? this guy seems like such a sweetheart. he wanted to hell her that she is the light of his life quite literally. rob: he lit up her life. carley: it didn't work out the way he intended it to. >> congrats to them. loved by all. >> as unrest continues to rock portland, oregon. police and protesters were equally surprised to see a llama in the middle of it all. his name is caesar the no drama lambma. caretaker brings him to demonstrations to calm things down. has become quite popular with police and protesters who often stop to take selfies. the owner says caesar brings calm and diffuses tension. therapy llama also known as a

llamactivist. because apparently that is a thing in 2020. jillian: thank you, carley. don't forget to set your dvr every minute so you never miss a minute. rob: never miss a minute of "fox & friends." it starts right now. see you later. >> big tech vs. president trump. >> for the first time facebook pulled a post president trump put up and shortly after twitter removed that same post and suspended his campaign's account. >> sally yates testified before lawmakers massive bombshells. >> i was upset that director comey didn't coordinate and acted unilaterally. >> did comey go rogue. >> can you use that term, yes. >> have you taken the test. >> know haven't taken the test. why why take the test. that's like saying to you are you taking a test whether you are taking cocaine or not? are you a -- >> even as murders will hundreds of millions of dollars away from the lapd.