we'll check in with steve live at white house. steve? stevee history of white house reporting and that is, you know, the president of the united states is just outside the press room, and it looks as if he is enroute to our location. he had tweeted earlier that he saw that we were on the front lawn. he was going to make an unannounced stop. and you know what? he is now, looks like, looks like they stopped him. looks like they stopped him for a moment. they did is him a couple questions. this is crazy. the president of the united states is coming up the driveway in front of the west wing, and i have got a feeling this is going to be really noisy as everybody has a question. and there is, oh, good, peter doocy who made a cameo earlier, is bringing him this way. that's awesome. every single reporter here at the white house is now heading to the fox booth. all right. hi, mr. president. mr. president? whoa. over here! hi. [shouting questions] >> this is great. you've got some excitement on your lawn today. hello, mr. president. what brings you here

steve: and from lake elsinore, california, it's the mcevilly family! woman: got it, steve! whoo! steve: everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive outta here in a brand-new car. hey! let's go meet the mcevilly family. hey, christine, how you doing? christine: hi, steve. i am great. how are you? steve: good, good, good. introduce everybody. christine: this is my barbecuing brother bobby; this is my beautiful, blue-eyed brother bj; this is my bartending brother michael; and down at the end is my dad, uh, jersey bob. michael: jersey bob. steve: let's get it on. who want to win some money? christine: we do! steve: let's go. give me christine, give me al. let's go. ["family feud" theme plays]

steve: we don't know what's going on. my: allergies? we have no idea. [ laughter ] >> steve: flonase. >> jimmy: turns out "mona lisa" just had allergies. >> steve. you think that's what it was? [ laughter ]>> immy: that's the mysterious look, she's about to sneeze or something. [ laughter ] >> steve: "lit af!" >> jimmy: get thisguys, i read about a marijuana company in los angeles that just sold a a joint that's threelong. [ laughter ] and this is very thoughtful, they en included a little guide explaining what happens when you smoke a three foot joint. [ light laughter ] check this out, after six inches you call the supermarket to ask why peanut butter doesn't comes in sticks like regular butter. after a foot, you realize you're talking into your wallet insteaof your phone. [ laughter ] after a foot and a half, you thy to plug your wallet in so that you can cal supermarket and get to the bottom of this peanut butter thing. [ laughter ] after two feet, you realize you've stuffed your wallet into a jar of peanut butter. after two and a half feet, you bring your peanut buttered wallet to the apple store to get repaired. and last, after three feet

steve: good, good, what do you do for a living? al: steve, i'm a firefighter. i just capped off a 30-year career as a lieutenant in the baltimore city fire department. steve: wow. [cheering and applause] al: thank you. and now i'm a local pastor in baltimore at the travelers rest bible church, where the best congregation in the world is. [cheering and applause] steve: so you just in the saving people business. al: when i'm at the firehouse, i'm running into burning buildings, putting out fires. but come sunday morning... i'm goin' up in the church startin' some fires! steve: yeah. al: you all go hear me. ha ha! steve: that's amazg. al: yes, sir, steve. ha ha! steve: who want to win some money? al: johnson family, yeah!

steve: what! >> jimmy: years later. >> steve: what! >> jimmy: he doesn't remember what happened to him. >> steve: oh, snap. >> jimmy: but guess what. >> y: now he has a super natural type of thing, power, special power, where people -- he can kill people. >> steve: with his mind? >> jimmy: people die around him. if he wants them to. might be like a seven type of thing. >> steve: ooh! >> jimmy: "stranger things" type of jam. and so what he does is he goes away to providence because he doesn't want to run into the girl he loves because he doesn't want her to be in danger. "providence." yeah. "providence!" [ cheers and applause ] you want hard cover? you've got hard cover. >> steve: no, that's pretty beachy. >> jimmy: that's a good beach read, right? >> steve: yeah, that's a a beacher. >> jimmy: this one might be the jam, too. this is "children of blood and bone" -- >> steve: ooh! [ audience oohs ] >> jimmy: by by tomi adeyemi, okay? now look at this jam. just look at that. >> steve: it's like a wood cut. >> jimmy: "children of blood and bone." now she's a very young writer. >> steve: like seven? >> jimmy: is there picture of her here? ve

steve: you're going to eat a a malted milkshake? >> jimmy: that's what daddy -- >> steve: that's what daddy wants? >> jimmy: daddy wants a -- >> stevehake. you just wake up, you roll out of bed -- >> jimmy: i roll out of bed. i have help putting my slippers on. [ laughter ] >> steve: you have help -- >> jimmy: they put me in the car, they drag me to -- i get rolled to work and then i come in like a hand truck, like hannibal lecter. [ laughter ] they wheel me in. >> steve: with a velvet lined hand truck. >> jimmy: and they go -- [ laughter and applause ] "get daddy a malted milkshake!" >> steve: daddy wants his malted milkshake. >> jimmy: all he wants is a a malted milkshake, that's all he wants. >> steve: that's it, it's his food of the day. >> jimmy: come on, man, live a a little, man. but i am so excited to be back because here i am not eating and i'm working out. this is kind of a work out. >> steve: yeah! >> jimmy: that right there, ten steps. [ laughter and applause ] it's monday, we're excited to be back. we got a fantastic week of shows ahead. you guys, whoopi goldberg will be here. [ ch robert pattinson and seth meyers will

tariffs trade tariffs it's really a sense it's really as simple as that ok steve i'll give you the last word plus that ok stevei'll give you the last word of the program go ahead how is this making me the program go ahead how is this making america great i was making america great i was making america great. have a great forty seven because kevin mckidd. kevin mccarthy the majority leader of the house party the majority leader of the of the house is backing down is backing down on. his tactic. his tactics in the terrace he points to can expect the terrace he points to canada for instance and says look as they try to for instance and says look as they treat our dairy products look at our winds which are dairy products look at our winds which can't go in there supermarket shelves so can't go in there supermarket shelves so it becomes a matter of pride it becomes so it becomes a matter of pride it becomes a matter of of of being treated a matter of of of being treated fairly the optics of being fairly the optics of being treated fairly. as well a very important treated fairly as well a very important here don't o

and he's a fighter stow steve and steve scalise joins us live. >> steve, good to be with you. ou were right back there at 7:08 in the morning and then a guy who was trying to kill as many republicans as he could, started shooting. >> yeah. it was a surreal moment. the first shot not think ago gunshot but by the second one and kelly is over at third. that was the first person he tried to shoot at. trent is running yelling shooter. at that point we are all moving around and then i got hit. >got. steve: you did get hit. just right past second base. and you were conscious and you were crawling to save your life. >> yeah. just started crawling then my arms gave out and couldn't do anything at that point. i just started to pray. i said a lot of prayers. and through the grace of god and marvels of medicine i'm here. steve: your teammates, a lot of them -- everybody was scattering trying to get as far as away as possible. a number of them were in the dugout. they saw you, you were pinned down and there was nothing they could do. >> for a while there was a shootout. my capital police, s

his trade terry trade tariffs it's it's really as simple as that really as simple as that ok steve ok steve i'll give you the i'll give you the last word of the program the last word of the program go ahead go ahead how is it how is this making us make your mirror in america great grey i was as i was looking america america great great. for forty seven of them of course kevin mccarthy the magic kevin mccarthy the majority leader of the of the house leader of the of the house is backing down on trump on backing down on trump on. his tax tactics and attacking the terrace he pointed points to catch the candidate and a different spirit since it's and says look at that and says what trade are dairy because they treat our dairy products products look at look at our what are winds which ones which can't go in there so can't go in there supermarket market shelves so what else so it becomes becomes a matter of pride was a metric cutter of pride if it comes them as a matter of letter of of of of of of being treated being treated fairly fairly early the op the optics of basics of being treated fairly

steve. steve: frank, how you doing? frank: great. steve: what do you do, buddy? frank: i'm a cpa, steve. s and whatnot... steve: yeah. frank: but i'm telling you, until you've done a tax return, that's the rush you need to get you through life. it is amazing. steve: no, it's not. frank: oh, i need this, steve. come on. i'm on national television. please say yes. steve: no. i mean, you can do it. i've done a lot of tax returns or had had them done. they ain't ever fun. [laughter] well, we're gonna have a good time. introduce everybody. frank: absolutely. this is my older sister april, my sister-in-law aimee, my baby brother tony, and my mom marybeth. [cheering and applause] steve: let's get it on. give me frank. give me darnell. me on, brother. steve: ok. i ain't see you, pimp. frank: i thought you'd like that. italian, baby. italian shoes. steve: yeah,

steve: a flea. katherine: mosquito. steve: mosquito. kathy: play? we're gonna play, steve. steve: they're gonna play. ? steve: all right. marilyn: that's good. steve: well... marilyn: yeah, uh-huh. steve: you still working? are you retired? what you do? marilyn: oh, no, no, no, no. steve: let it go? marilyn: i'm retired now. i do what i wan

steve: i'm glad you mentioned that. >> it's much lower. it hit an all-time low in 2014. it's inched -- steve: do you talk to people who live here -- >> you were here in 1990. you weren't here in 1980 or 1970. we had much higher -- stevei am now. >> it's much higher under republicans. steve: what they see is an explosion in crime, thefts, robberies because of the bill and proposition governor brown pushed through that made it free of any criminal penalty for any theft under $950. >> that's not true. >> that's not true. >> let me holdup the chart. >> they are good at lying. >> violent crime, here are the statistics dropped when governor davis took over. >> right. >> i'm sure everybody here that knows someone that's the victim of a crime. >> they would like more prisons out. steve: it's people accounts of their daily life. >> you weren't here for the daily life of people. steve: i'm talking about now. >> let me jump in. we have more -- >> does the average american care about that? >> have you heard of facebook, apple all of them are located in california. >> when you destroy the middle-class and run them out it doesn't matter how many great universities you have. steve: why is it, though, more people are leaving. >> tha

steve: how you doin'? regina: i'm doin' very well today, thank you. steve: well, introduce everybody. regina: well, stevemy beautiful daughter devyni, my handsome nephew ryan, and my handsome nephew dwayne. [cheering and applause] all college graduates, steve. i was the first to graduate from college, and every single one of them followed suit. steve: really? regina: absolutely. that's the standard. steve: that's the standard. regina: that's the standard now. absolutely. steve: that's a lot of education. regina: it is, it is. and wait till you hear where this one graduated from. i'm a proud mom. single mom. steve: brandon, where did you graduate from? brandon: stanford university. steve: geez. regina: ooh, yeah! devyni: graduate in the house! steve: let's go win ourselves some money! [cheering and applause] let's go. give me hamilton, give

steve: is your pen broke? >> jimmy: what's that? >> steve: is your pen -- >> jimmy: sorry, i couldn't hear you. >> steve: why's that? guess -- 'cause i mean, i can hear you now. but i guess i just kept hearing you yanny. [ laughter ] here we go. >> steve: yanny. >> jimmy: all right. >> steve: droid. >> jimmy: here we go. ♪ thank you, diplomas, for taking four years to earn, one minute to frame and the rest of your life to forget where you put it. there you -- [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, people wearing masks of the queen outside the wedding. nothing makes your wedding day special like hundreds of strangers wearing your grandma's face. [ laughter and applause ] appreciate that, guys. >> steve: kinda worry about the honeymoon. >> jimmy: thank you so much. i really appreciate it. ♪ thank you, corgis, for looking like regular dogs that are slowly sinking into the earth. [ laughter and applause ] ♪ thank you, sour patch kids, for being the perfect treat for anyone who wants to leave the movie theatre with second degree burns on the inside of their mouth. [ laughter and applause ] >> steve: i don't get it. >> jim

steve steve -- steve paulson is live there. legigh. >> reporter: this is a close community. e are come with their trailers and tents. the new that 22 structures have burned is really not sitting well with a lot of folks here. they want to know where the structures are that burned, what exactly they are, if nair homes -- if they are out houses or something along those lines, barns, along those linesment the fires burned actively in/o sunday. of 00 homes still threatened we now know 22 structures were destroyed which included several homes. cal fire says low humidity and winds kept the fire moving. evacuation orders started saturday night and here at the moose lodge evacuees says they are treated well by volunteers, getting a full breakfast this morning. delivering tents and tarps to keep everyone cool in the heat. we spoke with the volunteers here to help the animals an what they are doing to help evacuees with pets. >> we try to make life as easy as possible these folks that are out here with their animals, we bring good days, we blankets, foods, bowls everything >> the day b

steve: no kidding. >> when something shocking happens it sticks. steve: we saw quite an image in that picture right there. larry, thank you for joining us today from the commonwealth of virginia. >> thank you, stevet ahead, president trump says north korea can leave the past behind to create peace. >> history has proven over and over again as investor adversaries can indeed become friends. steve: county country learn from this and finally unite? we are goingo talk about that. >> plus former trump campaign manager davi david bossie is going to join us. we have a busy hour right here on fox news channel. her salon was booked for weeks, until her laptop crashed this morning. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. this week get boise case paper for only $29.99 at office depot office max. and as history has proven over and over again, adversaries can indeed become friends. ainsley: president trump and kim jong un coming together committing to lasting peace as they sign their names on historic document. the civility a shining example to a divided america. so what county country learn from this to finally unite? hear to weigh in on this

april, quick. >> you sound a lot like a pundit right now. >> here's what donald trump -- >> steve, steve, stevemy god. this is now donald john trump's economy. did he have a positive residue from obama, yes. could he do more for black unemployment, yes. is black unemployment dropping now, yes. if you really want to show the african-american community there's a urban agenda you can see the latino unemployment in the community is highest of all. the bottom line is, if he were to target it would go down more. >> you're talking about full employment and full respect. go ahead steve. quickly please, seriously i'm almost out of time. >> sure, the slow growth of the obama years disproportionately benefitted only the top 1% of the spectrum. they claim to be all about the working class. income inequality was exacerbated the entire time. the opposite is happening now. middle class has -- >> that is absolutely not true. >> yes, it is. >> middle class -- >> they are underemployment. >> hang on -- >> a lot of people are still under employed in this nation. >> catherine is a journalist here. she's not partis

steve: chain migration. >> family migration is something this country was built upon. many of the people including lots of the people on fox news that have relatives and ancestors steve stevene person gets in they can bring in 30 family members as well that's a big problem. >> family reunification was a hallmark of our immigration laws. reuniting family. work hard no matter what station in life. if you are a lawyer or farm hand. if your family is there chain migration became a dirt word. familyee unification is a beautiful principle. >> we ignore the economics of this. and the fact is you cannot absorb all of the world's problems. you cannot support it financially. if you bring this country down economically by importing poverty when you bring people in incapable of taking advantage of what we provia in america and the america dream and opportunities, then how do we actually sustain the nation to help other nations? we're ignoring the macroeconomic and microeconomic effects of this. if you can't afford the problem. steve: one of the problem is crime. patrick is the front row nassau county police commissioner. one of the problems is ms-13. and a lot of the people who are in

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steve. steve koehl, skullduggery. >> hey, steve, how are you? welcome to our new york office. ow, marcus had asked me to take the meeting. this is a little bit unusual for us, but wanted to take the meeting to understand what it is about your company that you believe will help the nascar brand. >> let me go first. steve, why do you think nascar's good for skullduggery? [laughing] >> so, you know, we are in a really good spot at this particular point. the sport's growing. we're really trying to attract a much younger audience, a more diverse audience. you know, we're finding partners to invest with us in s.t.e.m. >> i'm sorry, ste--stem? >> s.t.e.m. science, technology, engineering, math. >> okay, okay. >> nascar is a technology-driven enterprise, and i think it's awesome that they want to attract kids through education. >> and so the question is, do you have something that you could focus on that? 'cause that's an important area for us. >> um, i'm havin'--you know, i had some meetings with--i just met with toys "r "us, walgreens, and k-mart... >> yep. >> and they didn't think n

: samuel. >> jimmy: samuelel. >> steve: yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: samuelel. >> steve: yeah, from the bible. >> jimmy: samuelel. >> steveughter ] >> jimmy: this one's from @logylogues >> steve: oh, logy logues. >> jimmy: i wonder if they're friends with -- >> together: gum gumerson. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] he says, "in 2011 i bet a a haircut on the patriots-giants super bowl. this was the outcome." there you go. [ audience ohs ] >> steve: oh! >> jimmy: that's pretty bad. that's a pretty bad bet right there, yeah. >> steve: now you gotta pay the bet. >> jimmy: lost by a hair. >> steve: oh. >> jimmy: oh! [ laughter ] that's all right. don't get hurt, anybody. this one's from @craiglefferts. he said, "i got cocky one day and bet $1,000 on my kid's little league game. [ audience oohs ] he was really confused why daddy was crying when the game was over." it's like -- [ laughter and applause ] i just thought the tigers had a a chance, that's all. let's go get ice cream! >> steve: when you lost. >> jimmy: this one's from @vestureuk. he says, "i lost a bet and, as a result, i am now the proud owner of a prawn tina turner t

steve: great point. >> it could be in somebody's pocket. steve: that small. all right. well, somebody is trying to send a message. let's get to the bottom of it dr. siegel, thank you very much. >> thank you, stevemayor sparked outrage for dancing in celebration over a win regarding sanctuary city status. that's the mayor right there. but one lawmaker in his own state says it's not a real victory. she will explain live with us. plus, history takes flight. todd piro goes for a flight in a plane that flew on d-day 74 years ago. he joins us live from niagara falls coming up. ♪ even as you build your own plas for retirement. see how lincoln can help. do not mistake serenity for weakness. do not misjudge quiet tranquility for the power of 335 turbo-charged horses. the lincoln mkx, more horsepower than the lexus rx350. and a quiet interior from which to admire them. for a limited time, get 0% apr on the lincoln mkx plus get $1,000 bonus cash. steve: well, you got weekend plans the international air show is roaring in to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the u.s. air force reserve. brian: that's amazing. our own todd piro is on the ground and maybe the skies, too. am i right, todd? todd: that's right.

steve: top 7--top 7 answers on the board. here we go. we asked 100 women: name something you want to do whenever you see a big bald-headed man. terri: rub it. steve: yeah. ok. rub it. pass or play? terri: we're gonna play, steveonna play. [cheering and applause] hey, karla, we talked to 100 women. something you do whenever you see--something you want to do whenever you see a big bald-headed man. karla: i want to kiss it. steve: yeah. all right. ha ha ha! man: good answer, good answer. terri: good answer. let's go, let's go. steve: careful, little karla. kiss it. karla: whoo hoo! steve: jill, 100 women. name someg

steve: you think it was a good call? >> yes. >> steve: what is your name? >> joe. steve: joe, where are you from? >> florida. eagles. steve: the president is pretty good knowing what the public feels regarding these things. this is one of those things he feels the people are with him? >> yes. i'm not only a jaguar fan but i'm also a retired navy veteran. and it's a shame that they don't respect the flag like i think they should. again it's a missed opportunity. i think a lot of them might regret it some day. steve: they will still have the party. apparently 1000 fans will show up. there won't be a professional football team there. abby, brian, very latest. as the president flips the bird, headline in the post. brian: good job, steve. as you know, if you ask a giants fan about eagles you get reaction any way for the most part. 11 minutes before the top of the hour. kris kobach firing back what he calls a snowflake metdown after he gets attacked after being on a jeep mounted with a fake gun at a parade. abby: we're handing you keys, bill, ten minutes. >> great show. we'll pick up on the conversation. what will

steve: wow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: "grease." >> steve: wow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: "urban cowboy." >> steved applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: "pulp fiction." >> steve: ooh! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: i should have done dances for every thing like yeah -- ♪ yeah, like that. [ cheers ] "saturday night fever" is that. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and "grease" is that. >> steve: "urban cowboy" is that, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah, "urban cowboy" is like -- >> steve: yeah. no, no, there -- yeah, there all right. >> jimmy: the guy can do it all. and this is his first time visiting our show. he's here to tell us about his new movie "gotti," about john gotti. it's in theaters today. [ cheers and applause ] if you love any of those like mafia type of -- if you like, you know "godfather," "sopranos," this is perfect for you. he transforms into john gotti. look at this. this is him, when he's in prison as john gotti. look at this. ooh boy. [ audience ohs ] look at that guy right there. he's the man, the legend. john travolta is here tonight! >> steve: come on! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy:

steve: a bra. dana p: thong, steve. steve: thong. come on, dana. thong. dana p: that's what i'm talking about. [cheering] we're gonna play. steve: i know you're gonna play. come on. brittaney, name something a stripper considers part of her work uniform. brittaney: i'm gonna say stilettos. steve: stilettos. [cheering and applause] [cheering] hey, joel. joel: all right. steve: name sometha

steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] [cheering and applause] steve: thank you very much. appreciate it. thank you all. thank you. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steveheir second day with a total $20,000. from right here in atlanta, georgia, it's the champs, it's the shaw family. [cheering and applause]rynd, it's the patillo family. [cheering and applause] everybody's here trying to win theirself a lot of cash, and somebody might drive out of here in a brand-new car. [cheering and applause] let's go meet the patillo family. [cheering and applause] hey, miss joanne, you you doing? joanne: i'm doing fine, steve. steve: good. what do you do? joanne: i'm a daycare provider over 26 years. i've been married for 26 years. i'm a marathon runner. 6 hours and 24 seconds. and i'm training for my next marathon. [cheering and applause] wait, one more thing. one more thing. i had a birthday friday and i'm 56 years old. [cheering and applause] steve: that's pretty good. introduce everybody. joanne: this is my sister helen. helen: hi. this is my brother darrell. that's my daughter jonee. she's single. she lookin' for a man. i gave her your book. steve: ok. joanne:

steve: hugh hefner. all right. darnell: strip club owner. [buzzer] steve: strip club owner. darnell: we're gonna play, steve. steve: no. teve: but he said his first, so he gets to choose, right? you choose. pass or play? hamilton: we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. [cheering and applause] all right, mallory. name someone who might say, "big breasts are my business." mallory: a breast implant doctor. steve: a breast implant doctor.

steve harvey is rumored to have a tattoo. terri: his butt. steve: his butt. [cheering and applause] pass or play? terri: sorry, steve, i'm so sorry. lay, though. steve: thank you so much. [cheering and applause] karla, name a place on his body steve harvey is rumored to have

steve -- steve scalise was shot. many others were hurt when a gunman started shooting at members of congress who works out there practicing for that game. the gunman was killed in a firefight with police. congressman scalise went back to work in september. he is still recovering. he is on crutches. he is addicted to play tonight. president trump was asked to come to the game tonight. the white house has not confirmed yet if the president will be there. >>> white -- white house press secretary sarah sanders is denying a report that she plans to step down from her job by the end of the year. cbs report sanders along with raj shah are considering leaving the administration. fox news is reporting that both of them are posted this tweet the initial report. quote, the cbs news know something i don't about my plans and my future? i was at my daughter's year in kindergarten event and he ran a story about my plans to leave the white house without even talking to me. i love my job and am honored to work for potus. >>> 5:17. you can say happy birthday to the present. today is president trump's 72nd birthday. while he was in singapore, president trump was presented with an early birthday cake. the white house hasn't said you -- yet what the pleasant -- present plans to be doing for his birthday. >>> 5:17. let's hope tr and the commute is clear as well. >> steve was asking about the gilroy commute. i know that steve likes the gilroy commute. we are doing this for him. steve, i hope you're listening. the gilroy commute is doing well. >> good to know. northbound 101 from the gilroy to san jose looks pretty good. as you drive sam martin and morgan hill area. driving into san jose, there have been no you drive up to th area. it is a very nice commute. there you go. i know that 280 traffic is usually not slow at this time. if you're getting a jump on the commute, this is good because most of the commute gets busy later. at the bay bridge, we don't have a big commute. sometimes at about this time, the metering lights are on. so it hasn't happened yet. it will probably happen by 5:30. 5:18. let's bring steve in. >> back in the day, when i lived in fremont, i used to commute to monterey. that was my super commute. i was en vogue. going through morgan hill and gilroy. sleepy little town >> then. things havemething changing. it's not as strong. that wa

steve? steve: i'm doing okay. why has food stamp enrollment dropped to 8-year low. >> i will tell you, steve, first, i have to say 2 million food stamp recipients in the first 18 months of a donald trump presidency is a step in the right direction because we know that a family of four receives an average of $465 a month in food stamp benefits. we know that's just not enough to sustain a family. and so it's a win because these folks are getting back to work it's a win for the president. it's a win for the nation. i think there are couple of factors that contribute to that dramatic reduction. i think the president has unleashed free enterprise. unleashed free enterprise by implementing rules, by cutting federal regulation. by signing the tax cuts and jobs act. that did exactly what it was intended to do. steve: and, marc, absolutely. and speaking of jobs, right now there are more jobs than people and we have some stats we are going to put up on the screen. right now 223,00 223,000 jobs ad in may. labor participation rate has gone up as well. so, if people want to find a job, there are jobs out there. also, at the sa

steve: robyn, how you doing, darling? robyn: i'm doing wonderful, steve. steve: yeah. y'all from-- robyn: columbia, maryland. : all right. that's good. well, introduce your team. robyn: ok, steve. i got my fabulous family. to my right, i have my cool cousin brandon, my super cute cousin mycahya, my buff and handsome brother-in-law brandon, and my crazy cousin frank, aka hollywood frankie g. brandon: all right. all right. steve: let's play the "feud." come on. let's win some money. let's go. hey, let's get it on! give me sari. give me robyn.

steve: it's on your privates. [cheering and applause] sari: on your lips. steve: it's on your lips. sari: yep. ha ha! i mean, my lips. ha ha! stevelet's play! let's play! steve: they're gonna play. come on. [cheering and applause] all right, miss connie. got a snakebite, somebody needs to suck out the poison. worse news is it's on your what? connie: it's on my feet, steve. steve: it's on your feet. connie

steve: dunedevin nunes calling any move to withhold them from congress obstruction. here to weigh in constitutional law professor at george washington university jonathan turley. jonathan, good morning to you. >> hi, steve. stevestart at the very beginning does congress have a r t see these documents? >> it absolutely does. nunes is correct that this committee that t showed these documents to. steve: the gang of 8. >> completely informal. made up. a group of men's have a right and need to see it are the two oversight committees in the house and senate including the committee of nunes. and you know, when he says we don't really see what the justification of this is, i think has a great deal of merit to it we are not talking about the public release of information, we are talking about the release of information in a classified setting to people that have direct oversight over this agency. steve: sure. what's interesting we have heard about the department of justice is setting up a meeting and they are inviti these select members of congress to come over. but, what they have offered is the department of justice will tell them about the documents, they wouldn't actually show them to them. >> right. you know, what

the globe how much is it take to host the enormous event we're joined by our sports correspondent steve steve this is pretty amazing i mean anybody with a television knows that this is going on in russia but it's a huge organizing thing and it's got to cost a lot of money to host it how much it costs a lot i mean you know in a tournament where the trophy itself is worth twenty million dollars you know the numbers are off the charts here and if you look in back to the ninety's when italy hosted in one thousand nine hundred the numbers of really grown exponentially in the cost of the host country from one thousand nine hundred to about twenty ten you know it was between four and five billion and then in twenty fourteen it rose with brazil of course at around nearly twelve billion and this year russia is topping the list looking to be the most were expensive world cup ever when all is said and done they're looking to reach more than fifteen billion spent you know transport infrastructure stadium construction accommodations are some of the most costly expenses and then you know. i know we're only

steve: my son's son is pete. [laughter] ainsley: there's a middle name added. steve: he's not really in trouble these days. ainsley: grown out of that. pete: you have been doing great work. steveresident calling to help fix the laws as immigrant families are being reunited at southern border. pete: kevin cork live at the white house looks beautiful morning. >> yes, indeed, beautiful morning, difference to known the difference in coverage of the policy which was happening during the obama administration versus the way it's been covered now during the trump administration. as you pointed out the president is a strong on this subject, let's take you to twitter and show you what he had to say lately, there's been a lot. we can't allow all of these people to invade our country. when somebody comes in immediately with no judges or court cases bring them back from where they came. our system is a mockery to good immigration policy and law and order, most children come without parents. hhs by the way with more than 10,000 kids in its care who arrived on our doorsteps alone. policy begun during the obama administration. >> i still believe it is necessary to remain certain capabilities.

steve, we're gonna play. steve: ok. brandon, name one thing specific a corpse would be wearing if his funeral was casual. brandon: a t-shirt. steve: t-shirt. brandon: hopefully made by brandon. ha ha ha ha! yes! steve: mycahya, name one specific thing a corpse might be wearing if his funeral is casual. mycahya: sneakers. steve: sneakers. brandon 2: yeah. good answer. [audience groans] robyn: that's ok. that's ok. that was a good answer. steve: hey, brandon, name one

steve: lasso. [cheering and applause] man: play. play. wayne: we're gonna play. steve: they're gonna play. wayne: come on, guys. steve: todd, name something a sexy cowboy does in a sexy way. todd: he, uh, wears chaps. steve: he wears chaps. todd: yeah! wayne: yeah! yeah, baby. steve: tim, name something a sexy cowboy does in a sexy way. tim: uh, he sings.

or may not use them. >> steve: we're not promising anything. >> jimmy: that's the best part. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: we may or may not use them. does this sound fun? >> stevers and applause ] >> jimmy: you do that. it's unbeliev -- i'm doing it right now. >> steve: oh, my god. >> jimmy: i'm doing it right now. >> steve: oh my gosh, you're sending a drawing. oh my gosh. >> jimmy: oh my gosh, there it is. oh they didn't use it. i watched. i stayed up. >> jimmy: you know what i mean? it'sngu gu. do that, and then we'll show our favorite drawings on the show. it's g [ cheers and applause ] but first, we have a huge show tonight. we love it when she comes to visit. the one, the only, tina fey is here tonight! [ eech arsnd applause ] >> steve: come on. >> jim: we're going to talk about her new broadway musical, "mean girls." it's fantastic. then we're going to look at something that we shot earlier today with tina's surprising "mean girls" and tina fey super fans. >> steve: ooh. >> jimmy: it's really great. plus, she stars in the hbo series "westworld," evan rachel wood is dropping by. >> steve: come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and to close the show --

steve feel with that steve well you know they've got a well you know they've got a lot to overcome obviously as we've discussed a lot to overcome obviously as we discussed and had neil young and neil young never ever. feel younger that too many too many years ago wrote over a whole whole album album from the months and months and then the monsanto monsanto years years. and you know you know what we've had we've had companies that are these that have report rebranded branded them sell themselves. and it will do it little different situation ration with even with each one we had had philip morris r us. you know change and you know change your name and rebranded branded obviated obviously obviously if we had we had blackwater also. change the name water also change the name this is different than just changing the name you are this is different than just changing the name you are absorbing the baggage or being the baggage obviously i just think community is silly i just think communication i think they're going to put out a public relations cation i think they're going to put on a public relations blitz hey we're a good can split a we're a good guys look what we're doing we're talking with media eyes look what we're doing we're talking we're meeting where where we're sitting listening and and i think that's good at going to be that's going to be what's good we're going to be that's going to be what's good we're going to see. first see first whether weather or another and it's not this will result in actual you know move will result in actual you know movement chain changing just x. action i wouldn't hold my breath and i think i think i wouldn't hold my breath and i think i think they'll be ok even if they don't they'll be ok even if they don't to be honest with you i just have to be honest with you i just don't see them falling apart what do you think fred see them falling apart what do you think fred . i think that i think that the irony here is here is that the with the world food movement by focusing so world food movement by focusing so intensively and specifically zero intensively and specifically on my on monsanto santo auto on a brown a brand brand for so many years has actually now for so many years has actually now shot themselves shot themselves in those in the foot foot because i think i think there's a very strong sense monsanto there's a very strong sense monsanto as if it was a villain villain months a month santer after months and it was months and it was evil i don't feel i don't think people think people are full or following sixty sixty six bill it's a billion dollars dollar merger i don't think i don't think people are some people are seeing them saying that well bad well original barry just had to this had to digest it's just it's nine billion billion dollars of dollars of seed seed business to be it isn't is to be a s.f. people if people are not if they are not lot at that level people of all people are and are in a particularly right particularly right now and now in a block of black and and why white it by an area nary a state of mind mind i think barry's really going to benefit and i think barry's really going to benefit fred steve we appreciate you fred steve we appreciate your time we're brother offer having you thank you better time we're brother offer having you thank you both for being with us thank you both for being with us thank you thank you. thank you. and time now for a quick. and time now for a quick break but stick around because when rick break but stick around because when we return hillary for which the found return of hillary for which the founder and c.e.o. of stroma all of far from our joint joins us to talk insisted about the talk about how the u.k. the u.k. and the european union are headed in the year she repeated unions are hashing out their great great issues with the issues with less than less than a year to year just go go just. until the brow of the branch to the deadlock deadline and how and how u.s. the u.s. sank sanctions are impacting the new companies taxi companies plus r.t. correspondent natasha plus r.t. correspondent tons of wheat exploits california to exploit california's im

steve: i believe is he squaring off against mic kennedy which would mean finally mitt romney beat a kennedy. >> there you go. steve: all right. we thank you very much. >> thank you. steveing down on her calls to confront trump officials in public. anthony scaramucci is here in about 12 minutes for reaction. we have been telling you about what happened to sarah huckabee sanders over the weekend. well, our next guest knows how she feels. he with two times more geographic detail... ...ancestrydna can pinpoint where your ancestors are from... ...and the paths they took, to a new home. . . ♪ >> many by now have heard that i was asked to leave a restaurant this weekend where i attempted to have dinner with my family. i was asked to leave because i work for president trump. we were allowed to disagree but we should be able to do so freely and without fear of harm. the calls for harassment and push for any trump supporter to avoid the public is unacceptable. ainsley: white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders addressing being kicked out of that virginia restaurant because she worked for the president. this situation was one all too familiar to actor antonio is sabato j

steve scalise joins us from statuary hall. steve, good morning to you. >> stevele thought with that particular bill. what about today? >> well, there is still a divide and you could see it in the vote last week and this week there is probably a little bit more of a divide. but members over the weekend spent a lot of time trying to figure out if they could come together. republicans and, look, we have seen the democrats walked away from this. the democrats do not want to build the wall. this bill is even stronger than the last bill at building the wall. front loading the money so that president trump can have the money he needs to build the wall. close loopholes. reunite families. it does all of those things, but, clearly, we haven't been able, as republicans to get an agreement on how best to do this. steve: right. >> that's where the divide is. steve: i just don't get it, steve. so many republicans want a lot of the stuff that's in this particular bill. so why -- you know, you can't have everything you want. have you got to give the democrats something, so why d

steve: yeah. >> jimmy: that's "the good son" right there. so, i think it's in that order right now. that's in the lead. >> steve: and that's the thinnest book. [ laughter ] one >> jimmy: on what's the thinnest book. but that's -- >> steveiced that. happened to. >> jimmy: no, i understand that when you're relaxing in the summer, but i mean -- >> steve: yeah, yeah. updating everything. voting stops thursday at noon. so, don't even try. >> steve: right. [ light laughter ] if you haven't voted, forget you. >> jimmy: so then i'll announce the book on friday and then we can all start reading and then talking about it and then i'll be posting stuff, talking about it, nothing to spoil the ending or anything like that. >> steve: right. >> jimmy: but, anyways as we go along, we'll read it together. and, it will take about a year, year and a half to get through the book. [ laughter ] and then by the time -- >> steve: page -- page a week. >> jimmy: by the time i'm 50 years old i would've red one of these. >> steve: remember that book we read? >> jimmy: it's fun and everyone's doing this. and, i appreciate you guys all voting and doing this together. it's going to be fun. [ cheers and applause ] guys, we have a great show tonight.

steve: yeah, right. todd: play for the mets team. nobody can hit on the mets. maybe can you play for them. brian: thanks, steve. bottom of the hour. steve scalise that exclusive interview just with "fox & friends." ainsley: when i read that roger williams was going to be the coach. i was like what makes him the coach he just explained it he played for the braves. brian: for muns now after the top of the release of the ig report after the president gets briefed. we know this was dropped and

steve: correct. lemonis: and you're just putting less into it. steve: correct. lemonis: i'll give steveprior to my investment, grafton furniture was doing just about $2 million in sales. since the renovation and the investment, it's gone up to an annualized $2.8 million in sales, a 32% increase. i think esteban would be really proud on where the business is going. what's your relationship like with him these days? mike: it's not, like, better, by any means. lemonis: it's not better? mike: i-i-i honestly don't want to talk about it. lemonis: why? mike: i'm done talking about it. the line between work and life hasn't just blurred. it's gone. that's why you need someone behind you. not just a card. an entire support system. whether visiting the airport lounge to catch up on what's really important. or even using those hard-earned points to squeeze in a little family time. no one has your back like american express. so no matter where you're going... we're right there with you. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. don't live life without it. when lipton® i