click bait for snowflakes, congressman steve king going to to with aoc after showing video of himself drinking from a sink attached to a toilet in a border facility. how the freshman congresswoman fired back. "fox and friends first" starts right now. good morning to you. you are watching "fox and friends first" on thursday morning, thank you for joining us. we begin with hurricane dorian regaining strength as the monster storm pushes of the us coastline with its sites set on the carolinas. the number of confirmed deaths doubling as rescue crews gravel to find survivors in the bahamas where the disruption is breathtaking. complete team coverage this morning, janice dean tracking dorian's potential landfall in north carolina. we start with griff jenkins in south carolina which could take a direct hit. >> reporter: we are here on the outer barrier island outside charleston, south carolina, we are getting with reports of one wind gust in excess of 60 miles an hour but it is going to be a combination in charleston because the center of the eye wall is just 100 miles from where we are stand

major topic at the united nations general assembly as president obama has taken aim at among others steve king joins us from across the pond for an in-depth look at the current state of the glowing global economy. there's a c.e.o. that some just love to hate but what is it about eccentric c.e.o.'s that is leaving the business world on edge investigative journalist been swan is on deck today to analyze the habits of these corporate characters and what their wise's and falls mean for markets some market watchers say the valuation of today show is still rising even as it starts let's go. market sentiment once again has swung towards optimism as hope for a potential trade deal or at least a partial one between china and the u.s. lifted. chinese importers ended up buying 10 boatloads of u.s. soybeans and granted new waivers to several of them. 6 state and private firms that exempt them from retaliatory terrorists this morning open sharply as momo goes bomoh with as what he's up and say things like gold and bitcoin falling but this was short lived as that pump was then quickly sold and the s.n.p. on

imbruglia that seems to have no official white waiting for go to the eternal fly it will never end steve king with a great reference author of can we avoid another financial crisis thanks for your insight. prosecutors in germany have filed charges against top executives of bowl wagon they have accused them of market manipulation and the scandal which has cost the automaker billions of dollars since 2015. has informed me and as you thought i would like to inform you that the prosecutor's office in front you think i mean charges for market manipulation against reid and not sunny or winterkorn unclogging and dr d.c. to high school to the contrary to their statutory obligations to mention the current or former members of the management and learning that you are accused of deliberately informing the capital market will give or from the substantial payment implications for the share the billions resulting from the discovery of the so-called. diesel scandal in the us of having a leisurely share prices than. we are now joined by our team if the heritage and toronto so this saga has been going on for

imbruglia that seems to have no this is why waiting for god to the eternal plight will never end steve king with a great reference author of can we avoid another financial crisis thanks for your insight. prosecutors in germany have filed charges against top executives at volkswagen they have accused them of market manipulation and the scandal which has cost the automaker billions of dollars since 2015. infamy and. i would like to inform you that the prosecutor's office in front i think charges their market manipulation against. dr winterkorn unclog and dr d.c. to the contrary to their statutory obligations to the mentioned current or former members of the management and learn to use didn't deliberately inform the capital market will give all of the substantial payment to the billions resulting from the discovery of the so-called diesel scandal to deal with him in the us of having a lot of the leaders with the share price and. with them are we are now joined by r.t. if alex my heritage and toronto so this saga has been going on for 4 years now what does this latest news mean. yeah this somet

it's worth mentioning, a lot of times fertility -- when we talk about low fertility, like steve king said, we can't continue the culture with other people's babies. there's this dichotomy define our babies and other people's babies. when i talk about declining, fertility, what's the line you see here? it's hispanic babies, hispanic mothers. that's the big decline in fertility. if we look at achieved fertility versus desires, the biggest shortfalls are from the social survey, which i believe phil will also cite, basically the people with the biggest shortfall in fertility, they're not non-white hispanic women. it's asian-american women, native american women. if fertility is to increase in america it will be disproportionately white fer till. when we talk about, do we want fertility to rise, we're talking about non-white fertility. white fertility has been pretty stable for a long time. ultimately higher birth rates, more diversity. you can also do this out and the population model and see it pan out. let's go to migration. we can look at different migration scenarios. what if migrati

you hear from congressman steve king, we back off of everything, we've been very weak. you have congresswoman alexandria ocascio-cortez saying at this point is scandal isn't is the the president's law breaking manner. corey lun skou ski refused to answer questions that democrats put to him and there was a push among some democrats to hold anymore in inherent contempt. that would have allowed the panel to issue a fine, maybe even throw him in jail. it's something that the committee hadn't used for something like 100 years. but it's something, a technique that house leadership had been -- they dismissed it in the past. so now there's the sense that if the house democrats aren't able to hold this president to account for what could be the president using the powers of the presidency to incite foreign collusion ahead of the 2020 election, if they can't hold him to account for that, they won't be able to hold this president or any other president to account for anything, hallie. >> jeff bennett live on the hill and hans nichols down the road at the u.n. i'm joined by corey s

referring to her as a campaign aide [ audience ohs ] [ laughter and applause iowa representative steve kingterday defended the conditions inside migrant detention centers and said he is not worried about reports that people have resorted to drinking from toilets, because he himself drank the toilet water and said it was quote, "actually pretty good." [ laughter ] added king, "definitely top five toilets i've ever drank from." [ laughter and applause today, today was national be late for something day in case any white people want to tell their friends about lizzo [ laughter ] that's as good as i thought -- i want to clarify. [ applause ] i didn't think that joke would go better than that. [ laughter ] but it's still an excellent joke [ laughter ] according to a new study, 63% of people find cleaning to be relaxing, while others do it to repress their murderous tendencies [ laughter and applause according to reports, florida's population is expected to increase by six million people by 2030. probably from all those people moving out of alabama to escape the hurricane. [ laughter and applause

on the far right, you have steve king touting white supremacist ideology saying that our civilization can't be replaced by someone else's babies. but on the far left, we have members of congress who support the bds movement, a movement that says that only one country in the world doesn't have a right to exist. these are ideas that were until very recently at the fringes of our politics that have made their way into the mainstream. and our job is to fight to get them back into the shadowy corners where they belong. >> the only way we're going to do that is if we keep talking about it and having these conversations. bari, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> read her book, "how to fight anti-semiti anti-semitism." you can agree or disagree with her, but i'm pretty sure you want to know how to fight anti-semitism or i hope you do. >>> coming up, president trump expected to speak in a moment at the pentagon reflecting the attacks on our nation september 11th, 2001. shrimp yeah! red lobster's endless shrimp is back for just $15.99. get all the shrimp you want, any way you want 'em. like new

it's worth mentioning that a lot of times, fertility when we talk about low fertility, people like steve king said, like we can't replace -- we can't continue the culture with other people's babies, like there's a dichotomy between our babies and other people's babies, and when i talk about declining fertility, what's the line you see here? it's hispanic babes and hispanic mother. that's the big decline in fertility and if we look at people's achieved fertility versus desires and the biggest shortfalls and the desires are from the survey here which phil will also cite, basically the people with the biggest shortfall in fertility, it's not hispanic women, it's african-american women and asian women and faith american women so if fertility is to increase in america, it will almost certainly be disproportionately be non-white fertility so when i talk about white fertility and do we want fertility to rise, we are mostly talking about non-white fertility, that this isn't really about what's happening with white fertility which has been really stable so ultimately higher birth rates more diversity

it's worth mentioning a lot of times fertility when we talk about low fertility, people say like steve king said, we can't continue the culture with other peoples' babies. there's this dichotomy between our babies and other peoples' babies. when i talk about declining fertility, what's the line you see? it's hispanic babies and mothers. that's the decline. if we look at peoples' achieved fertility versus desires the biggest short fall basically the people with the biggest short fall in fertility, they're not nonhispanic white women. it's african-american women and asian women and native american women. so, if fertility is to increase in america, it will almost certainly be disproportionately nonwhite fertility. so, we're mostly talking about this isn't what's going to happen to white fertility which has been stable for a long time. ultimately higher birthrates, more diversity. you can do this out in the population model and see it pan out. let's go to migration. we can look at different migration scenarios. what if migration falls? what if it rises? as you can see it has been falling for se

another way of saying is 40 people who had the politics of this guy, steve king, frock iowa and otherepublicans were able to stop america from doing what we wanted to do on immigration. that's where the public will is, right where i just describe it. what we have is a politics that's been created by the freedom cakes and by fox that we'll have to now overcome and trump -- holding office by demonizing the weakest people in our society and that is a well-known tactic by people who occupy the political territory that donald trump occupies. >> there were some people looking back at 2016 and a lot of things that influence the outcome of the election but some rote voted for for trump and or didn't vote and heard the message of the democratics and hillary rodham clinton and thought it was so much but immigrants and people who were not in the white working class vetters and felt there was nothing it in for them. how does the party without abandoning one or the other -- >> i don think we have to ban donnie of it should be the party for opportunity and if you're welling to work hard we'll creat

another way to say that is 40 people had the politics of this guy steve king of iowa and these are thecans were able to stop america from doing what we wanted to do on immigration. that's where the public will is is right where i described it. what we've got is a politics it's been created by the freedom caucus and by fox that we have to know overcome. in trump this is all for him about holding office by demonizing the weakest people in our society. that's a well-known tactic by people who occupy the political territory that donald trump occupy. >> Ãbthere were some who voted for trump or didn't bother to vote who heard the message from the democratic party and the nominee hillary clinton and thought it was so much about immigrants and people who were not the white working-class voters they thought there was nothing in it for them. how does the party without abandoning one or the other. >> don't think we have to abandon any of it. i think we should be the party for opportunity. we should be the party that if you're willing to work hard we will create an economy get to share in the bene

and instead, what i found was steve king. and mitch mcconnell.racters cast of who are trying to make barack obama's life and absolute misery, destroying our in this exercise of self-government. in the 10 years i have been there, -- since i have been there, nothing has changed except now we have donald trump. someone who says climate change is a hoax but then iowa's windmills are causing cancer. some say he loves the north korean leader but hates our allies like angela merkel. someone told us that mexico would pay for the wall, but guess what? you are. someone finds out they cannot soldase greenland but has the white house to polluters and crony capitalists. he did say he would run the government just like one of his businesses and that is the only promise he has kept. bankrupt. that has anything to do with improving the lives of real americans. americans. that is something i know a and that is something i know a lot about. yearsad to sum up the 10 of town halls i have had, it is that people have come and said -- michael, we are working so hard bu

instead what i found was steve king. and mitch mcconnell. and absolute misery, destroying our and this exercise in self-government. in the 10 years i have been there, nothing has changed about republicans except now we have donald trump. someone who says climate change is a hoax, but that i'll's windmills are falling -- are causing cancer. someone who says he loves kim jong-un but hates our allies like angela merkel. someone who told you mexico would pay for the wall, but guess what, you are. someone who has sold the white house to polluters and crony capitalist. he did say he would run the government just like one of his businesses, and that's the only promise he has kept area bankrupt. none of that has anything to do with improving the lives of real americans. that is something i know a lot about. if i had to sum up the last 10 town that i've had, the halls i've had in iowa, people, and they say, michael, we are working so hard, but we can't afford some combination of housing, health care, early childhood education, or higher education. fo

are you ready to beat steve king? do all that and to win that u.s. just , we don't need to eke by, we need to win big. to win big, that means we have to be focused on one thing. today we are focused on the primary and state. toan tell you what we need do in iowa and that we need to win the u.s. senate, we need to win those congressional seats, and we need to send mitch mcconnell packing. to do that, you cannot just do it by winning the presidency. you have to bring in our fired longys and bring in a independence and moderate republicans and win big. we know how high the stakes are. president running this country like a game show. a president who doesn't an the difference between america as good as it's prom a and an america he can sell for a promise. as i said the other day, what's the difference between greenland and president trump? greenland is not for sale. he has shared in israeli intelligence with russia. over hislieved russia own intelligence officers. front of that sacred atl of those we lost in duty the cia and said he fell in love with kim

steve king claims he drank from toilets in border detention centers and the daily beast, he spent thes career defending himself against allegations that he is a white nationalists told constituents at a town hall in eagle grove, iowa on wednesday that he drank out of a 20 at a migrant attention facility to prove criticisms of the conditions are cellnded, "i went into the where it was reported they advised they had to drink out of the toilet, he said, i took a drink, and it was pretty good. that was from the daily beast. mary in northridge, california. republican line. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my comment. timeerstand that a lot of it is considered the president border wall but he has enough money for security. the rest of us do not. it is not so much about immigrants but about other things coming in. , obamant on the drug war was here for eight years and president trump had a first act that helps people incarcerated through a drug arrest. you show did not show, rest to possession, but you did not show arrests to possession to sell, it is completely di

why does steve king not have committees? cause of a misquote in the "new york times" or the simple purpose of -- and allegation of politically incorrect speech. and with that, mr. speaker, i would yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the chair lays before the house the following piece of communications. the clerk: the honorable the speaker, house of representatives. madam, i write to inform you that i will resign from the office of u.s. representative effective 6:00 p.m. eastern standard time monday, september 23, 2019. for the past eight years, it has been the honor of my life to represent the place that i care about and the people i love in congress. signed, sincerely, sean p. duffy, representative to congress. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from iowa seek recognition? mr. king: i move the house do now adjourn. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the motion to adjourn. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. t

steve: right. at the same time, there is a king tide going on down there which just compounds. ou have to know what your high tides are. tough know what your environment is like. steve: it all depends on when it does impact as to how much storm surge you get. ainsley: timing of this is unfortunately up for grabs. ainsley: mandatory evacuations my sister is a school teacher they said school is closed for the entire week. janice: hats off to government officials who have unbelievable work ahead of them. steve: thank you very much. meanwhile on one of janice's maps, we could see some of the outer bands of the storm are actually being impacted on palm beach which is where griff jenkins is standing by live right now. griff: good morning, steve, ainsley and brian. that's right. the first outer band of that cat 5 monster just over 100 miles d due east of where we are standing now. not the normal wind they have here. we had a few squalls going through in the last hour. you talk about that storm surge, this sea already with the king tide as you mentioned, steve, is starting to pick up as

martin. >> steve martin. >> oh, that -- >> steve martin did the king tut. >> that's the onlynow. >> a condo made of stona. >> that's right. >>> a washington state man is crediting an apple watch with saving his father's life after a bike accident. the man says he was waiting to meet his dad in a state park when he received a text message reading detected a hard fall. along with his father's location. he received the message because his dad had listed him as an emergency contact. his father had flipped his bike, hit his head and was knocked out. >> oh. >> right. so the apple watch called 911 with his location. the son said his dad is a little sore but he's doing great. he's also encouraging everyone who owns an apple watch to make sure the hard fall feature is turned on. >> i got a demo with this watch last week and they told me about this. i'm like, man, that's never going to work. >> are you calling them today to -- >> i've got to find that feature. >> i've been an analog guy my whole life but now i'm thinking i have to get one of these watches. >> the other thing that's gre

steve is down in the den with kev. >> hey, guys. >> ♪ >>> super fan of stephen king mega mega fan of stephen king a orttle something specialou. >> big deal. before i get to that, in a couple of hours fua'mllg glyoiig down with the okmorr jow. i'm seeing the film ain which i'm very interested to sow t hh. erch's vouy t. across from joaquin phoenix now you'll see him as joaquins phoenix or joker. >> odd enough the night i saw joker the first time i saw i was at the toronto international film festival i went to an event after the movie was over and the weird part for me because the film is so disturbing and such -- >> it stayed with you. >> character dive int arthur fleck becoming the joker, i was wondering what he was going to be likwhen i saw him in person. coolest h guy. e was like happy, fun. >> oh, good. that will be fun today. at.it was weirdth transition for tomorrow and t phillips.m >> you mentioned stephen king. >> yes. >> this is a cool idea. essentially someone wants to p you $1,300 to watch 13 steph king films before halloween through dish nation. i'm sorry dishrk netwo. my apologies and the website says this. if

birthday was a couple of months ago >> we'll give him the healthy morning price. >> burger king's on me >> done. stevethanks very much. >>> up after the break, we'll have the closing countdown just 11 minutes left of trade, and after the bell, we'll have earnings results from hrh that stock is up around 70% over the past three months. >>> plus, former fed vice chair donald kohn tells us if he thinks the european central bank will cut rates stay with us experience the style, craftsmanship, and technology that have made the rx the leading luxury suv of all time. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $399 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? for $399 a month for 36 months. memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. - [spokesman] if you've tried colleg(group cheering)shed, snhu lets you transfer up to 90 credits toward you bachelor's degree. - [woman] it doesn't matter how old you are, you can do it, you can finish. - [spokesman] finish your degree at s

steve patterson. >> reporter: an unforgettable homecoming nearly two months in the making it began with a moment of desperation, carol and vern kinge vacationing in montana when their 7-year-old border collie katy disappeared. >> i opened up my motel door and my dog was gone. i was devastated. >> reporter: for 57 days they went to neighborhoods and deep into the woods using wildlife cameras and night vision goggles, posting flyers everywhere. >> you love your dog so much and have hope, and you know she's out there searching for you, you can't give up. >> reporter: carol quit her job as a mail carrier to keep the search going vern returned to their home outside spokane with this note for katie. instead of saying good-bye, i would rather say see you soon. love, dad. then after all seemed lost, a tip. >> she was right there in the bushes she ran out. i yelled her name and she came right to me. >> reporter: katy was 15 pounds lighter but happy to be going home answering her dad's letter with a shower of kisses. >> ahh >> reporter: good girl steve patterson, nbc news. >> that's the best and that is "nightly news" for this monday. ♪ [ch

steve up today. >>> thanks so much for joining me. "inside politics" with john king starts right now. >>> thank you, kate. and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. house democrats are about to hold what some call the first impeachment hearing and the white house is defiant. two aides are not showing up and another adviser is not to answer certain questions. >>> joe biden and the electability argument. then he takes 4,000 selfies. >>> he says latino voters are horrible. but he insists he can stretch the map in 2020 and win new mexico. >> we're going to win the state of new mexico and i'll be so surprised if we don't. >> that was a long drive, but all the way in, we had people and they were waving. i didn't see any negative head gesture. right? no, i think we're going to do great here. >> back to politics in a bit, but we begin with new tough words from the vice president, reiterating the u.s., he says, is, quote, locked and loaded has new details about the weekend attacks on the saudi oil field. a source telling cnn that

steve up today. >>> thanks so much for joining me. "inside politics" with john kingght now. >>> thank you, kate. and welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king. thank you for sharing your day with us. house democrats are about to hold what some call the first impeachment hearing and the white house is defiant. two aides are not showing up and another adviser is not

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steve kornacki. welcome to you all. senator, we're going to begin with you. were kingsqueens made or destroyed on that stage tonight? what's your headline? >> i think castro is hurt. i think he was trying to swing for the fences. people kept talking about the tension between warren and biden. the tension i felt on the stage, this was their -- in some ways their last moment to make a lasting impression to try to get in to the kind of debate that will probably move the needle some down the line. i'm not sure anything tonight moved the needle except i think castro offended people the way he did that. and it won't surprise me if it helps biden. >> i totally agree. for long stretches the debate seemed like biden versus the fringes. they were trying to get some sort of purchase. i think you understate the damage that castro did. he would have lost a lot of support if he had a lot of support to lose. he didn't. he had a little support. i think it's basically over. he took a shot. it was not a good shot. and it just really went over like a balloon. that was a bad moment for him

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steve: at the same time janice dean joins us. not only do they have storm surge but the king: didn't look like yesterday it would hit the united states. janice: florida is clear of the strongest winds. steve: thank goodness. janice: we have pictures where the southern eye wall is still sitting the southern coast of freeport. this storm has not moved. it has gone 36 miles in 36 hours. at one point it was category 5, with 185 mile-an-hour sustained winds so that story is still unfolding unfortunately for our friends in the bahamas. and as that southern eyewall continues to bring all of the storm surge, all of the heavy rain and unfortunately those major hurricane-force winds. let's look at it. 8:00 a.m. advisory came out. it is moving to the northwest at one mile-per-hour. we're going to start to see that influence of the trough. it is weakening. it is going through an eyewall replacement cycle which the storm is trying to restrengthen or get stronger and by doing that the outer eyewall, the inner eyewall collapses, and the outer eyewall takes over. it is quite amazing with the

thomas: steve easter brook who made technology the focus of the tenure of economy was traveling in spain and realized burger kingering delivery to the spanish markets and on the night when spanish football teams or soccer teams were competing in the local league, mcdonald's is losing a lot of customers on account of that. >> let's talk about what mcdonald's has done to be more digital. >> the culture calling itself a tech technology company is a bit of a throwaway line as everybody in this industry is trying to do it. in mcdonald's case it's something very tangible they're pursuing. for example, they acquired in march dynamic yield, a new york based artificial intelligence stock up and was the largest deal in decades. and the purpose of that really served to suit easter brook's vision which is to eventually have cars license plates scanned to record previous purchases at the drive-throughs. it's going to suggest items based on similar purchases and similar locations and the weather and all sorts of other variables that really allow mcdonald's to process a lot of data and gauge what's best at any given time. caro

thomas: steve easterbrook, the current ceo who has made technology focus of his tenure of the company. he was traveling in spain and realized that burger kinglivery to the spanish market. and on the nights when spanish football teams or soccer teams were competing in the local league, mcdonald's was losing a lot of customers to burger king on account of that. carol: so let's talk about what mcdonald's has done to be more digital. thomas: the current corporate culture, calling itself a technology company is a bit of a throwaway line. everybody left, right, and center in every industry is trying to do it. in mcdonald's case, there's something very tangible about their efforts. for example, they acquired back in march, dynamic yield tel aviv , a and a new york-based artificial intelligence startup for $300 million. that was their largest deal in two decades. the purpose of that really serves to suit easterbrook's vision, which is to eventually have car license plates scanned to record previous purchases at the drive-through. it is going to suggest items based on similar purchases or similar locations and the weather and all sorts of other vari

king of speed. >>> back to the new hampshire democratic convention where almost all of the 19 candidates scheduled to speak have taken the stage today, stevee it was down to the end of the day, and there's always concern you'll get a small crowd. >> i thought it was great, in that it's been a long day for fo folks people are fired up, excited about how you can beat donald trump. still 157 days out, we're pleased with people there connecting and saying, how do we go forward. >> you've seen the headline h e here. steve bullock is the most important person on the planet. why are you the most important person on the planet, governor? >> well, i think that was good for my kids, but i'm not sure for me. i'm the only one in this field that actually wanted a trump state. we need to win back places we lost. we talk about recapturing the senate. we need to talk about places we had real good senators like minnesota and north dakota. we need to make sure we win red and purple states, have someone that won a red state on the top of the ticket. >> when you entered the race, the question was, you were a moderate in a conservative state, able to get kraks