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"fox & friends" starts right now. have a great day everyone. good morning to you and to your family. it is tuesday, june 21st, the first full day of summer and i'm ainsley earhardt. we start with a fox news alert. donald trump targeted by an illegal immigrant. that suspect still hereafter overstaying his visa. accused of trying to assassinate the nominee with a cop's gun. and the feds backtrack on the orlando terrorist 911 calls, release the whole transcript including radical language. they were going to put it out redacted and then put it out as it actually happened. why? you -- we report and you decide. a terrifying sight. a bouncy house goes flying. >> oh! >> oh, my whoa! >> does anyone stake these things in. the house blowing away in the middle of a pittsburgh day party. the one thing that saved everybody's life. that story coming your way. keep in mind, even for those kids, your mornings are better with friends. ♪ ♪ >> oh, look at that. good morning. today is the first full day of summer. that means -- some refer to it as the longest day of the year. all the days are the same length, just the most sunshine. today to celebrate, rita's italian ice, they brought one of their delivery vehicles along with a push cart and we're going to push it through the streets of new york city delivering some cool deliciousness to folks on this, the first full day of summer. that guy is lucky right there and gets the first one. >> we are so glad they are here. have you had italian ice before? >> i've never had italian ice before. >> and you are italian! >> you flip it on the back side, you get it loose enough, you scrape off the bottom, the best part of the italian ice is the bottom of the italian ice. every italian knows it. >> they also have a delicious creamy custard. >> it's the first full long day of summer but we also have a huge show. look at all the people that are going to be on our show today. you have donald trump, corey lewandoski, governor mike huckabee, laura ingraham and dana loesch. meanwhile, donald trump targeted. an illegal immigrant accused of trying to assassinate the presidential candidate. >> the wanna-be assassin attempting to steal a gun before leading out in handcuffs. >> it's a wild story. 19-year-old michael sanford was arrested saturday after telling police he was trying to kill donald trump and even more shocking details coming to light this morning. sanford who came to the united states from the united kingdom was arrested at the rally in vegas after police say he tried to grab an officer's gun. according to court documents, he told police he drove from california to kill the presumptive republican nominee. sanford faced a federal judge in las vegas yesterday and during his arraignment his public defender admitted he was living in the united states illegally in his car after overstaying his visa. his only form of i.d., a u.k. driver license and sanford is unemployed and living out of his car and also has as perger's indroem, a form of autism. we know he does not have a criminal record or any known diagnosis of men -- mental illness. >> the headline is the guy is here illegally. he overstayed his visa. he's been sleeping in his car. >> donald trump shocked the world knocking out 16 republican contenders to getd the nomination. since that time, 40-plus days ago, he's been wallowing. ever since indiana, he's not pivoted to the general election. hillary clinton, her machine has and yesterday, the fall-out happens, corey lewandoski who got most of the credit for leading donald trump to victory was ousted. >> according to one newsroom, mr. lewandoski, pictured left there, was fired yesterday at a meeting attended by donald trump's adult children. according to a reports, he was leaking stories. >> donald trump has been referring to corey as a good man, very talented and sim says as he did last night on o'reilly we're going in a different direction. >> he's a good man. we've had great success. i've got more primary votes than anybody in the history of the republican party by a tremendous amount. not by a little bit. i think corey is terrific. i watched him before. he was terrific before me. he said i was a talented person. he's a talented person. he's a good guy. >> both of them are speaking very positively with each other. they came up with an agreement saying let's be friends, shake on this and move on. how exactly it happened. i'm curious was it a boardroom and donald trump says you are fired like we see on the tv? you think baron was involved in this decision. i don't know. paul manafort takes over full charge. they are on a hiring spree. they have $1.3 million. they got to find a way also to counter a huge hillary clinton wbr id "wbr4060" push to delegitimatize donald trump and that same push was used by barack obama to delegitimatize mitt romney and it worked. corey lewandoski was saying /b trump can be himself. let trump be trump and paul manafort was coming in and saying you need to be more presidential. donald trump has not changed so much. he was on o'reilly last night talking about elizabeth warren and o'reilly asked him if he had any regrets. listen. >> you regret calling her pocahontas? >> i do regret calling her pocahontas because i think it's a tremendous insult to pocahontas. to pocahontas, i would like to apologize to you. >> if pocahontas is watching. >> they made some changes in the trump pain -- campaign. keep in mind, they are rebooting a floundering campaign. paul manafort has been there since april 7th. how many changes are there going to be? we're going to talk to donald trump less than an hour from now? >> if they go on this way, they are going right into oblivion. >> election day is four months off. 1/4 of the voters have not decided. look at that time democrats, they are including platform planks to ban fracking and a carbon tax out there. if donald trump just stays on message, he can win on that. >> and maybe on terror. yesterday, i think you picked up the outrage on this couch and amongst our guests when the transcripts were released yesterday of omar mateen coming out, discussing three separate phone calls with the hostage negotiators during the attack. they said yeah, we're going to release some of the transcripts but we're not going to release anything that refers to islamic extremism. >> this is the redacted. >> they released this early in the morning. later in the day, you can see words omitted. >> use your imagination. what's interesting about this is they would say he would talk about god and then it would say in arabic. he actually said allah. unbelievable. he was shifting between english and arabic in the phone calls. they translated everything into english. even though he said allah. they said god. the president is trying to make it about guns. because they did this, everyone is talking about it. it's bringing more attention to it. what are you doing in this makes no sense. before they did that, they sent loretta lynch in susan rice type fashion, go out and trumpet the fact that americans can't wbr-id "wbr5860" handle this guy who pledged allegiance to al baghdadi and to isis, and then the fbi says you got to release all of that. just the fact that what lynch did echos what susan rice did, where she was pushing the false narrative. look, remember that, back in the day? >> it's the same graphic, just a different person within the administration. >> the interesting thing about this is loretta lynch when she was in new york city, she never did anything this dumb. >> rudy giuliani said this. >> somebody at the white house made her do that. >> they destroyed two careers. susan rice's credibility forever linked with benghazi. >> when your boss says you have to do, clearly that's what you are doing. >> or you resign. the rumor is -- if james comey says this is what we should do and somebody tells him we're not going to do that, we're going to do this, is he going to resign? >> the big question when loretta lynch was asked have you talk to the president about the hillary clinton email thing? she said absolutely not, that would be inappropriate. do you believe that? >> uh-huh. >> it's 10 minutes after the top of the hour. i believe it's time for news with heather nauert. heather are you about ready? >> good morning. how are you guys? >> a couple of news headlines i want to bring you overnight. overnight, instead -- the senate shooting down four gun control votes. two of the four measures thought to strengthen background checks, and all of this would keep those from those on terror watch lists from buying guns. some extreme weather to bring you now. the southwest engulfed in flames with wild fires raging in three states. two new fires sparking in los angeles forcing hundreds of families from their homes. those fires have been made worse by the record-breaking heat wave. las vegas, phoenix, and sections of l.a. all under excessive heat warnings. at least four people have died in the sweltering temperatures. please be careful and check on your neighbors. chaos on a roller coaster. car slamming into an empty car where people get on the roller coaster. it's the zippin' pipennin' roller coaster. >> when we were going over the last hill, the car didn't stop or slow down at all and i seen the other car, it was supposed to stop and there was a loud bang. the car hit the worker. he went over the front seat. he got out and they laid him down. >> officials say this is the first accident. inspectors expect to take a close look at each car. parents, we have a problem with princess. >> what? 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a president who would fire somebody when it was time to fire them. i would like to see a president who would fire somebody at the va, at the irs, at the doj for twieding people's private phone calls. instead, we've had an administration who won't fire anybody. this would be refreshing to see an executive who acted like one. >> also has his family of inner sang -- -- sanktum. let's talk about having 70 people as opposed to 700 people. what do you think is the number, governor? >> it's more about function and form. it's look to have fewer people that work really hard than a whole bunch of people sitting around doing make-work. when you look at hillary clinton's campaign, it's bloated. there are so many people. what are they doing? what are they getting done? donald trump needs more people. he's got to slly in a fundraising area and he knows that and he will. >> donald trump taking on the president, and hillary clinton. loretta lynch came out and told five different shows, i'm going to redact any reference to al baghda baghdadi. >> even their pals in the press called them out. it was universal that they were hooted down for looking foolish for trying to pretend about who this guy was and what he did. you can't rewrite history. i'm leaving everything that i said originally when they did the phony redaction. we should never let our government with trying to spin a story, lie to us, or tell us something that they know is not the full story. >> 51 state department people don't believe this administration they came out and said i don't like your policy. the cia director said i have got a total different opinion on what we're doing with isis. governor huckabee, great to see you. four people have already been killed in a deadly heat wave sweeping much of the country, tens of millions of people at risk for more extreme heat. how do you know when it's time to call 911? 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dr. david samadi joins us now. how do you prevent a heat stroke? >> this is quite common. we've seen four people die. this is four teenagers who went hiking. the big thing is really distinguishing between heat exhaustion versus heat stroke. when the index is about 90 diagnosis, you want to be careful about going out there, that's when things start to happen and when your core temperature is around 103, that's when really heat exhaustion happens. your body feels it's getting hot. your heart rate goes up. your blood pressure goes up. all the blood actually starts going to the skin and you start sweating and sweating -- >> with heat exhaustion, sweating, low heartbeat, temperature under 105 and cool down and hydrate, that's what you do. heat stroke, lack of sweating. >> sweating is the best thing that can happen. that's the self-mechanism to get rid of the heat. now, all of a sudden your body is exhausted. heart is tired of pumping blood. you are depleting all of your reserve. what happens? the temperature is going to stay in, 104, 105, 106, you are depleting all of your salt, muscle cramps, nausea vomiting, unconscious, seizure, people can die from this. >> do you call 911? >> the first thing you do is get out of the heat. you want to make sure you take a cold shower, drink fluid. make sure you get all of your electrolytes. within 15 minutes, ainsley, you are not feeling well, call 911, because the sooner we get you by putting in iv fluid, we can get that inside your reserve, your vascular, and bring your heart back in. that's a big message. >> it's been really hot down in florida over the last couple of weeks and it's really hot in the desert southwest now. the people live there and so they say it's that time of year, i'm just used to it but you got to know the warning signs. >> you got to know that and a lot of message to elderly, they have a long list of medications. they may be on a lot of die receipt ticks for your blood pressure. those are the days you don't want to take those medications and speak to your doctor, it's going to deplete a lot of your fluid. stay away from alcohol or beer, coffee. those are all diuretidiuretics. make sure you loosen up all your of clothing. get out of the heat. start taking fluid and the sooner we get you to the emergency room, we can save your life. >> thanks for being here. let's talk politics. donald trump trying to court the christian vote. >> freedom, the right of people of faith to freely practice their faith, so important. >> the presumptive presidential nominee on the republican side meeting with close to a thousand evangelical leaders today. what do they need to hear? 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>> there was a theological component that was the elephant in the room. there was angst in the community. the moremon religion. this election is completely different. the question is what is the issue? religious liberty? the supreme court. the election may very well be about the supreme court. >> what are you worried about? >> worried about? our judeo christian system is under assault. sisters of the poor, hobby lobby, current state initiative in california that would do away with christian universities. >> and clarence thomas is thinking of retiring very shortly. >> who will clarence thomas be eplaced? every person who follows christ, even the ago not sticks say without a doubt the judeo christian value system of america is under assault like never before. it's secular totalitarianism. >> what is it about donald trump that resonates with evangelicals? >> he speaks truth to power. i've had issues with aspects of the rhetoric and all of us indeed, but he speaks truth. he's not politically correct and i do believe donald -- here's with where i resonate with donald trump. on religious liberty, on sanctity of life. >> everyone is like who would be better, who would be better, for evangelicals, there's no doubt about it who the better choice is because donald trump laid out the 11 judges that he would nominate. >> conservative choices indeed. preserving religious liberty, all of our amendments without exception, without a doubt. there may be some trepidations, some angst regarding rhetoric, but we have to do a comparative analysis between rhetoric and policy. policy on the other hand threatens our judeo christian religion. i will love him to build a bridge. he needs to say, look latinos are wonderful, god-fearing, hard working americans. latinos would say we want you to stop all illegal immigration. the idea that latinos what illegal immigration. >> i thought the majority do? for people who are here already. >> no, what they would do that they would find a way that reflects of values of everybody. deport individuals who are trafficking drugs, those kids who were born here, as an american, raised in pennsylvania, living in california, i want people to come here legally. it's hard for me as a pastor to deport the kids and the parents when the kids were born here and the parents weren't born here. there has to be a better way. >> you said he needs to build a bridge to that community. can you have a bridge and a wall? >> there he goes. the majority. i'm speaking on behalf of samuel rodriguez. i do believe the majority of latinos say enough is enough. let's engage, be it, a physical wall or a virtual wall, infrared technology, if we could read the license plate in afghanistan from a thousand miles away, we can detect 100 people crossing the rio grande with back packs. let's engage technology. let's stop illegal immigration. he can build a wall. all he needs to do is affirm the community that resonates with a strong christian ethos that he's actually advancing. >> real pleasure. welcome to new york city. >> thank you for having me. thanks, pastor. it is 21 minutes before the top of the hour. news time with heather. good morning to all of you. this video is unbelievable. parents once again, a bouncy house -- that was the wrong video right there but we're about to show it. a bouncy house blows away from a children's party and slams into a high voltage power line. take a look at this. simply terrifying for those families. high winds to blame for sending that bouncy house flying from a party in upstate new york. parents and kids watching in horror has the house hits the power lines and electrocuted. luckily no children were the in the house when it blew away. mike wallace still shooken up after being attacked after a rascal flatts concert. >> it didn't take 15 to 20 seconds. there was no dialogue between us in regards to anything that provoked the conversation. i remember the hit and i woke up on the ground. >> wallace says that three drunk men jumped him, knocked him out cold and kicked him in the face over and over again. his 28-year-old daughter also kicked in the ribs as she tried to protect her dad. three men arrested in charlotte. she's been charged with assault. his daughter says that's not enough. mike wallace joins us right here on "fox & friends" tomorrow to talk about that attack. and this is not how you want your mail getting delivered. watch this. a postal worker throws a package like a frisbee and drives off. brent gregory got a little suspicious when he found his amazon package on the sidewalk. he looked at his security camera. luckily, that box contains socks, not glass. a warning from the p.c. police. disney princess now a danger to your little girls? 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>> it's hard to believe that that statement is true. she really would be derelict in her duty if she didn't say, mr. president, or whatever she calls them in private. here's the latest. here's what we know. we know that the fbi director jim comey receives daily briefings from the people investigating hillary clinton, very unusual. we know about the investigation is just about over. we know they are waiting for one more interview of mrs. clinton. we know that the director reports to attorney general. she's not reporting it to the boss. the president is the chief law enforcement officer of the land. how demoralizing is it to the hundreds of fbi agents, federal prosecutors and clerks working on this case trying to find if there's enough evidence to indict and convict mrs. clinton to find out that their boss wants her to succeed him. that's a conflict. >> she seems political, given the fact that i haven't talked to the boss about that and hillary clinton is going to get her -- a fair shake from us, but you look at what sherls on the sunday shows this week. she wound up on five sunday shows, reminiscent of susan rice who was pushing the false narrative of the benghazi video. they decided to omit the reference to al baghdadi and allah. >> we're going to change history by redacting, by releasing only a portion of the transcript, so that you have the impression we want you to have. so that you, american people, who are adults and for whom we work, cannot make your own decisions that . i don't think she changed her mind. i think the white house -- >> the -- it hit the fan. >> the government doesn't have to reveal it at this stage. if they are going to reveal it, they have to reveal it fully. >> we had rudy giuliani was here yesterday, he said when she was here in new york, she never did anything dumb like this. does it seem like somebody at the white house put her up to it? 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>> well, let me say first i have never been in front of mr. trump on a tv show so this is a first. >> he's on in half an hour. >> if i was known -- >> you're the opening act. >> thank you. >> so it's okay. >> you know, the campaigns -- it's a tough business. i have had a great honor to be part of this from the inception, from before he even announced he was running for president. >> sure. >> so -- >> so there was a meeting yesterday? >> yeah, i came to work around 6:00, did the meetings. and 9:30 or so i had a meeting with a couple of the people in the office and then i had a chance to speak with mr. trump on the telephone and the idea is that the campaign wants to grow and get bigger and be more robust. i'm a small government guy. i fundamentally believe in smaller government and lower taxes and rest regulation, all the things that mr. trump believes in. all the things that's made him successful and i understand the juggernaut of the hillary clinton campaign. >> what were the words -- did he say -- >> he didn't say you're fired, it wasn't like the episode of the apprentice. he is going to be the next president of the united states. ibillion there for him. whether it's external or internal -- >> you're a delegate. >> well, that's a privilege i have. but the election is too important and it's not about one person. its's about the future -- it's about the future of the country and i have kids, many of you do too and we have a choice. we can change the system or keep bill up -- bumping away the way we have. >> do you think that was it, you were not doing an effective job pivoting to the general? >> that's what the media say, no, i don't think that's the case. i did my best. i put in 18 or 19 hours a day. >> did you do an effective pivot? >> that i think is, the campaign needs to grow rapidly. you've got hyper growth. you need to experience it. 2, 3, 400 people in the next 90 days or less. that's hard job. and i have never grown something that big. maybe it's the equivalent of a start-up. i helped to start a small company that grew and then somebody else took it over. you're proud of what the role is you had at the beginning of it. but at the end of the day you want it to be successful. that's what you want. because everyone is vested in it. it's a small core group of people for so long. he has been and is the best strategist for this campaign. he is the person who sets the tone because he has seen things and done things that everybody -- >> but now he's trailing by seven points in the real clear average. >> yeah, but -- >> he's been outearned or outraised 41 million to $1 million. >> he hasn't started money yet. don't forget he can self-fund this campaign, he can put 40, $50 million in this campaign right this very second and be even or ahead. and seven points, seven points is nothing when you're 138 days. he still has to choose a vice presidential candidate and go through the convention. the difference is that hillary clinton is still under fbi investigation. >> yeah, going forward you'll be fine. you can join another campaign, i mean, put this on your resume. you can speak, whatever. but i remember when the whole michelle fields thing happened donald trump said, you know, he's a dad. how many kids do you have? >> four. >> he has four kids and from the family aspect, you know, a lot of people are saying some negative things, about the ding-dong the witch is dead thing. >> michael caputo. >> who just resigned also and he compared you to the witch on "the wizard of oz." the negative thing, your kids will read about it. how do you get through this? >> the hardest thing is the family, you're not there for their birthdays and the parts that are important to them because they don't understand. my kids are young. 5, 7, 9. my kids want to see me when get home. ten years from now that may not get to be the case. >> they get to see you more in a couple of weeks. >> it will be a privilege. >> corey, a number of the blogs are talking about, you know, he got fired yesterday and he's saying all the nice things about the boss. some are surmising that you signed a nondisclosure thing, you can't say anything disparaging. >> you can say anything about anybody you want, it's still america. but the difference is i believe in donald trump. i have from the first time i met him. he's going to be the best president this country's ever had. the fact that i was a part of it is so important to me. and because i'm not a part of any inside, my feelings have been changed in 24 hours. i want to fix our country. i want to do the things he says he's going to do because i know he can. to go out and say negative things is not the right thing to do. i want the country better for my family. >> right. >> he'll do that. >> now, one of the rumors that has you out instead of moved over or moved to the super pac was you were able to plant the story about jared kushner in some magazine or publication. >> ivanka's husband. >> i have a great relationship with jared. what motive would i have to do that? none. he's been a great media presence -- >> has he threatened your power in the organization does he has a lot of prestige? >> look, i have been through a lot of campaigns. when i have rough the campaigns for governors or senators, you don't fight the family. it's a losing battle. if i disagree which i didn't, why would i start a fight with the family member? >> people said that nancy reagan was involved in ronald reagan's career. have you seen anything like this where the family is so involved? >> sure. look, when i was a campaign manager to the u.s. senator, his wife was in the office every day. she was involved in the scheduling decisions, involved in messaging points. this is much bigger than one person. the impact up the family of what a campaign does is very intense. they should be involved. you know, just not on the financial side. but the commitment side and the scrutiny that not just the candidate goes through, but the family. they should be involved. this family is amazing from ivanka, to danny to jared to eric, they have been amazing. >> well, they have known their father their whole lives and you have been working for him coming up on two years. famously, you are the fellow who says let trump be trump. all right. somebody new is in charge now. do you think they're going to continue to -- is the message going to be let trump be trump or focus on things they can win on and not distracted by other stuff? >> i think the best laid plans get changed. mike tyson said everyone has a plan until you get punched in the face. if hillary clinton attacks donald trump on something that's egregious and over the top, i would say -- fight back. right? you can't let that attack -- does that mean you're unpresidential, no. you're fighting for what you believe and we know that hillary clinton is going to say negative things about donald trump's business record and about that he's not fit to be president. you don't let that pass. this is a fight this is for the soul of our country. this is for the direction of our country. this is for the betterment of america. >> what's your view on so many republicans saying so many negative things about donald trump? and that must have caught -- he used the term in the last two weeks surprised. now that you're out, tell me what it was like on the inside, when some of those statements came out. >> you know, i think you have 16 candidates who all ran for president including, you know, one more, mr. trump who lost the -- >> i'm talking about mitch mcconnell. >> i know. you have many others who think think to be the president or have another role. they don't like the fact that donald trump wasn't the next in line to become the president. right? he went out and earned it. he went to the american people and told his story. got 14 million votes, won 38 states, then people say, hey, that's not fair, i should have had that job so they want to be critical. >> are they jealous? >> i think part of it is jealousy. i think his unparalleled business success, his wealth he's able to create, the jobs he's had and what he's able to do in this environment. some of those washington, d.c., insiders -- >> they know they were commenting on the judge from indiana. >> well, political correctness has run amok in this country. when you go out to the heartland i had the opportunity to do this many, many times with him, i see the arenas filled with 20,000, 30,000 people who are looking for a change. politicians in washington have had 30 years to do something. they have done nothing. >> corey, we'll have your former boss on in 21 minutes. what would you like to say to him? >> win the presidency. that's what i want to say. >> i think he wants to do that too. you helped trump get further than anybody thought he would a year ago. good luck. >> thank you. all right, heather, let's hand it over to you. >> good morning to you. i have a couple of headlines to bring you right now. we start with fox news alert. it's related to donald trump. he was targeted by an illegal immigrant who told police he wanted to kill the presumptive republican nominee. 19-year-old british national michael sandford arrested on saturday. he tried to steal a gun from an officer to carry out what they called an assassination. in federal court, the public defender said that he was in the country illegally. he doesn't have a criminal record or record of mental illness. he is behind bars until the next court date. overnight, the u.s. senate shooting down four gun control measures. the vote just eight days after the orlando terror attacks. two of the four measures sought to straighten background checks. the others would keep those on terror watch lists from buying guns. this comes after chris murphy filibustered for 15 hours. those who oppose it is to say that fight overseas. well, the former aide who helped set up hillary clinton's private e-mail server is expected to testify. bryan pagliano is expected to plead the fifth and that delayed his original testimony date by two weeks. but the silence could help a judge draw conclusions about whether or not clinton's server broke the law. clinton's deputy chief of staff, huma abedin, and state department official patrick kennedy, are also scheduled to be deposed but that will happen later this month. and just hours after lebron led the cavs to victory, rnc crews began leading the charge on transforming cleveland's home court for the republican convention. brand-new time lapse videos showing the quicken loans arena by what will soon be a stage, truck loads of equipment driving over where the cavs shoot their baskets. we will be there, looking forward to that. >> we're pretty much moving in too. >> cavs won just in time, right? 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>> it's both. you see it in the elected democrats in the senate for instance who now routinely call people in in front of them and say, who's giving you money and if it's the wrong sort of people, you have the wrong message, we're going to harass you in front of congress. people meet and talk about these tactics again and again. you see it in the mindset in that it infiltrates the left and it gets taken up again and again by different groups. >> is that why donald trump is doing so well and has gotten the nomination -- or the presumptive nominee, because people are so scared to think what they think? >> i think it's part of it. what this plays into is speech codes on campus. and in a general feeling that you can't say anything anything without getting attacked anymore and people are tired of it. >> we have been doing all the stories, once or twice a week, about what's go going on the -- what's going on on the campus, what professors can or can't say, the looks, the gender, if you use the wrong gender or transgender. >> yeah, what this book talks about this is not spontaneous either. i have a chapter in there about how there are activists who go into campuses and they train up kids to protest for instance conservative thought. or there are donors out there who want to establish a conservative wing of the school that talks about free market economics for instance and the activists train up kids to harass the university if that happens. and file freedom of information request acts and make it difficult to do. >> why is traditional america so offensive to progressives? why can't you say you are a proud american anymore? >> well, they use the campaign finance laws i call them speech laws to keep the speech out. if they can't rely on those, they don't want the debates. >> ben rhodes said this in an interview that he tried to walk by, we created an echo chamber in the white house. they were saying things that validated what we had given them to say, because people like us, 27-year-olds, people who know nothing about life and don't travel, so we count on the administration to give us the news. >> exactly. when there are people who do know and they play in the politics they don't want them in there. think of the irs scandal. i'd like to think this is the beginning of the end scandal in the irs, they didn't want them to play in the politics so they kept them on ice for two elections. >> congratulations. 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>> thank you, ainsley. there's some strange coincidences between my next guest's life story and one of the hottest hollywood movies. >> i promised my parents that i wouldn't give up. >> what happened before? >> i wanted to live, but unable to live. >> you can't change who people are. >> what can we do? >> you love them. >> well, now the quadriplegic author of the memoir featured in the new movie "me before you." joining us is the author of "walking papers", francesco clark. >> good morning. >> let's talk about you. tell us about the accident. >> i was injured in 2002 in a pool diving accident and the metal ladder that was normally in the shallow end, it was the deep end. i dove in and my chin hit the bottom of the pool, snapped back and it felt like my fault. just one of those things that happens in life. >> you eventually would write your life story in this memoir. >> yes. >> and at what point did you realize that this big hollywood movie sure sounds a lot like your life story? >> i never railized it because i was -- realized it because i was not contact and i did not read the book. the book is fiction, the movie is fiction, so i had no idea. >> but there are some striking coincidences in the movie and in your book as well. to your book. >> well, you know, a lot of people that have spinal cord injuries are young males, very active. you know, ironically it's in the month of may, june and july that most people have these kinds of injuries. but, you know, when i was in the icu and i was told i had a 19% chance of surviving that night, if this movie had come out two days after my anniversary which was june 1st, this movie came out june 3rd, it would be a very different scenario for my caregivers, my friends, to kind of look and see what kind of support was given by a huge hollywood movie. >> sure, absolutely. in the movie, they show your book. caregiver's name is clark and your name is clark as welt. what would you like from the movie producers? >> i would like to -- i'm not disparaging the movie. i would like to pivot the messaging of this movie so that we change the ending. >> because the ending is -- >> he kills himself. >> he kills himself. >> i would like to change it in a way that people that are alive today would choose for a cure. if he had a choice for a cure, he would have chosen that cure. so i would like 10% of domestic and international ticket sales for "me before you" to go towards medical research for spinal cord injury. so i want this to change the messaging of the film. just with a small step. >> sure. the director has defended the ending. they said this was a brave ending. it's too easy to do it the other way. we could alltel that story tomorrow but this way, this is more -- this is the more interesting way. what do you say to that? >> it's -- i have nothing to say to the director about that because that's just not reality. for me my reality is after i had my injury my life has gained amazing dimensions i never had before. and inherent in her statement is a sense of choice. and he had a choice. he's a fictional character who had a choice to choose life or death. my book that was nonfiction and my life which is nonfiction and i'm alive i had no choice of being included in that movie and she the director included my story in that movie without asking for a consent. so i take offense to that because it's the -- it seems to be the opposite of what they're saying about the character. >> sure. well, let's see what the movie decides whether or not they will donate a proceed -- a portion of the proceeds. however, i know you're an ambassador for spinal cord injuri injuries. if there are folks out there who would like to help your cause, how can they do that? >> you donate through any means you want, that you're more comfortable with. i'm the national ambassador for the christopher reeve foundation and there are many other foundations that are in the united states and worldwide that can help with any sort of care or cure initiatives. >> okay. >> and it's really about living your life to your fullest. >> it is. >> and my life has gotten better after my injury. it didn't just go on. i wasn't just staring at the sky like i feel like the character did. it wasn't so one dimensional like that. i feel like it was a disservice. >> well, your story is a true story. it's called "walking papers". francisco clark, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good luck to you. >> thank you. all right. what do you think about that, e-mail us at foxandfriends.com. coming up, you heard from the man that donald trump fired yesterday, corey lewandowski. but what does the donald have to say about the staff shakeup? we'll talk about that and much more when he joins us in about two minutes. and a bouncy house goes flies into high tension power lines. >> oh! >> the bouncy house blown away in the middle of a birthday party. we'll tell you what happens next. and the one thing that saved everybody's life. the wolf was huffing and puffing. like you do sometimes, grandpa? 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>> well, first of all, he's a great guy and you see that a little bit, frankly. but he's a great guy and he did a great job. i couldn't have been happier. we're going in a direct -- different direction. you know, we ran a lean campaign, i spent less money than anybody else and i got the best result which is what people want for president. some of the people spend four, five, six times more money than i spent. i spent less than anybody and won. that's what the president want, that's what we need in our country. corey did a great job and by the way, i want to keep that going. but we have a little bit of a change of platform, we have a change of a lot of elements. there were some people that loved corey. some people didn't like him as much because corey was strong and he was tough. i've got to tell you though, i give him a 10. he's number one -- number one, he's a great guy and number two, he did a really great job, but now we're finished with the primaries which we won so corey has a great victory on his belt. and i will be the first to tell you, you know, he can say let trump be trump. but he managed beautifully. now we're going a different way. we have a group of people and it's a little bit different. it's a -- we're going to be running a little bit different campaign. at the same time, i will say this. we want to keep it lean. i'm not looking to spend all this money. i hear people spend a billion dollars. how do you spend a billion dollars, it's impossible. politicians are the only ones who can spend a billion dollars. hillary clinton will spend a billion dollars of wall street money and money from the middle east. she's got a lot of money from the middle east. she's got money from people you don't want her to have money from, but she'll spend more than a billion dollars. i don't want to do that. you know, in new hampshire and other states i spent a tiny fraction what other people spent. and i won in a landslide. i like that much better. >> but they're spending $41 million just attacking you and the way we see it, donald trump, you don't have an attack plan back besides the rallies. how do you expect to overcome that? >> okay, the same thing happened to me in the primaries. i spent $55 million of my own money. and it was -- that was considered not a lot. you know, for the primaries. many people spent much more than that. i spent $55 million of my money, very little advertising. i did a lot of work, i worked very hard and we did have those rallies, those rattllies were amaze, they were the most attended rallies, far bigger than bernie sanders' rallies and he was second. but far bigger than bernie sanders rallies. i'm not looking of -- looking to spend $1 billion and i need support from republicans. i get more support from the democrats than the republicans. i have so much tremendous support from congressmen and senators and other people, but we do need support. by the way, reince and the rnc have been terrific. but it will be -- it would be nice to have full support from people in office. i mean, full verbal support. now, with all of that being s d said, i may go in a different route if, you know, things don't happen. you know, this weekend we had a very big fund-raising weekend. it's not revealed yet, but we raised a lot of money. i made a lot of stops in las vegas, texas and arizona. >> you can reveal it right now. what'd you do? >> they did about $12 million. we have raised about $12 million -- >> was that for you or for the republicans? >> that's for the republican party. that's not for me, that's for the republican party. i'm doing this for the republican party. i can go a different route, i can just spend my own money. i have a lot of cash and i can do like i did with the other, spend money on myself and go happily along and i think i win that way. many people think i do better that way, by being more of the insurgent, the outsider and, you know, not working along. but i want to work along because the rnc has been terrific. reince priebus has been terrific. it is all coming together. >> you know, there's a trend out there amongst the current administration to not be transparent, especially when it comes to islamic terrorist attacks. on sunday, you had the attorney general say that america should not hear what this terrorist said, something happened during the day and now the 911 transcript is fully released. what do you think going on there? >> i'll tell you that happened. fur furor, furor, anger of the public. there was a fury out there when we heard that. when everybody heard that. >> because we knew what he said. >> it's like him not wanting to say radical islamic terrorism. you have to know what the problem is. if he says things and if he's doing certain things and saying certain words while he's killing people, this animal, then what you have to do is you have to be able to see that. you don't want redacted. you don't want those words taken out. it is about radical islamic terrorism. they wanted to take chose kind of word -- those kind of words and referencing that particular thing, they wanted to take those words out of what he was doing. and that's not what the people want. they want honesty. they want to have honesty and we're not getting honesty and the president is not wanting to talk about the problem. it's a problem of radical islam and if we don't talk about it, we're never going to solve the problem. >> yeah. >> doesn't this look familiar, don't you remember when susan rice came out after benghazi and blamed it on video? it was basically the same. we put up the full screen of susan rice back then. here it is. it looks similar to the full size of loretta lynch just this past sunday, going on all the sunday shows saying they'll be transparent, yet, they're not. >> not only does it look familiar, the fact is that the public will not stand for another four years of essentially barack obama light. and in many respects she may be worse than obama. look at her secret service agents saying she's a total miss. we don't need another four years of clinton or obama. we have had it. i think the public has had it. with clinton, obama, the whole thing. it's a whole big charade. they don't want it anymore. that's why a poll came out -- you saw -- i have gotten the worst three weeks of publicity i ever had in my life. really the press is hammering me unfairly, in many case, hammering me. and the polls just came out cnn and pennsylvania and ohio and i'm right there. i mean, i'm right there. >> we'll put it up. in florida, hillary clinton leads you 47 to 39%. however, in ohio it is a dead heat. you're both tied at 40. and in pennsylvania, she's got 42% and you've got 41%. it's a tie there as well. >> it's a q poll. >> i saw another poll in florida where i'm even. i think i'm doing really well in florida. and i see ohio is at -- ohio and pennsylvania are essentially even. very, very key states. >> donald trump -- >> so you have to understand i have been hammered by the dishonest media. >> absolutely. you mentioned hillary clinton's former secret service agents got a book that's going to come out next week. i have been reading online that none of the other networks are going to book this guy to be on. team hillary apparently is trying to put the kibosh on all of that. what does that say to you? >> well, that's the way it is. if it's a book about me, it's a number one best seller and everybody puts them on, and it's about her and everybody kiboshes it. the media is so dishonest, not all of it, but a big percentage. it is so totally -- if you're a republican or a conservative or both, frankly, you are at a disadvantage like nobody can understand unless you're in the game. and i have been hammered for the last three weeks. i have never been hammered like this in my life and mostly unfairly. and i will tell you, you know, to be even in these major states and -- it's people are talking about it. they can't believe it. which tells you how bad she is. hopefully how good i am. but how bad she is. >> all right. donald trump, wide ranging interview, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> all right, donald trump just joined us live. meanwhile, lebron james and the cavaliers get a welcome fit for a king. i don't think anybody was working in cleveland yesterday or in ohio. but the celebration is just beginning. we are live in cleveland where the champions have returned with a trophy for the first time since 1964. ♪ ♪ it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body back. only miralax hydrates, eases and softens to unblock naturally, so you have peace of mind from start to finish. love your laxative. miralax. and my brother ray and i started searching for answers. 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so now to talk us, webb hubbell is here with us. he has a brand-new book out. thank you for joining us. first off, does it surprise you that scandals are still around hillary? >> they use it. they have been using it since bill was running back in arkansas. >> right. >> tried to, you know -- ken starr spent $70 million trying to prove hillary did something wrong and he didn't find a thing. never charged her with a crime. >> let's fast forward to today. you say she might be crooked but i swear she's not a crook. >> i didn't say that. i said -- >> you didn't? >> no. when i was asked about the talking points i would say neither. she's neither. you know, there's an old adage you -- you know, repeat a lie enough, it's going to become true. that's what the republicans hope to do. they're going to repeat this lie, keep putting a label on her. >> well, the e-mail -- >> not true. >> well, that's an fbi investigation, the state department disclosure. so -- >> but nothing has come of it. and nothing will come of it. >> but she still has a server in her basement. >> she did. >> no one else did that. completely wrong, she shouldn't have done that. >> yes. >> but that means she still did it. >> doesn't mean she's crooked. there's a difference between doing something wrong -- i think we have all done something wrong in our lives. but that doesn't mean she's crooked or has done something illegal. >> well, let's see what happens with the fbi and whatnot. tell us about "a game of inches." >> it's the third of a legal thrillers. this begins with the rookie of the year billy hopper waking up in the mayflower hotel with blood all over the bed, a dead girl and fingerprints all over the knife. he is trying to prove what really happened that night. and unfortunately somebody is spending a lot of time and effect trying to prevent him from representing -- >> man oh, man what a story. the third in the jack patterson trilogy. webb hubbell, thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> great to see you. we'll step aside. coming up next, we'll talk to laura ingraham. >> she'll talk back. a big hassle? 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we'll talk to laura ingraham about that in 90 seconds. back tracking on retracing the fbi releases, the fbi released the orlando attacker 911 calls, in full the chilling pledge he made to isis. it's finally out front, unlike it was in the morning. it is out there now. what happened? we'll talk to laura about that too because your mornings are better with "friends." ♪ well, it is the first full day of summer. and we have dispatched our friends from rita's, and they are going to -- this hour, i think i'm going to get into the truck and drive around and give folks some italian ice. and some of the world famous custard. >> oh, rita, we love rita's italian ice. brian being italian, likes italian ice. >> half italian. if you want to hear some honking, have steve pull over in the middle of broadway because people want to buy ice cream from you. people are trying to get to work. >> i'm going give it to them. i suggest maybe we find a dry cleaner's -- you know, even on a nice day, you go into the dry cleaner's it's about 600 degrees. >> such hard workers. whoever the genius was to leave the bell and go with the song deserves some type of medal. it helped america. the bell was so annoying. >> are you talking about the good humor truck? >> yes. >> not just good humor, any ice cream truck. i grew up with the bell. >> let's go over to heather. >> my kids ask me, what is that song playing? i say, that's just the neighbor. they have no clue that it's ice cream -- >> you can hear it for blocks. >> moms lie sometimes. >> seriously? >> yeah. that's true. they don't watch fox in the morning anyway. good morning to you. i have some serious news to bring you and it's a fox news alert. donald trump targeted by an illegal immigrant and he told the police he wanted to kill the nominee. michael sandford was arrested on saturday. he tried to steal a gun from the officer. the public defender admitted he's in the united states illegally since he overstayed the visa. sandford does have not a criminal record or a record of criminal illness. he is behind bars until july the 5th. overnight, the senate shooting down gun control measures just eight days after the orlando terror attack. two sought to strengthen background checks and the others would keep those on terror watch lists from buying guns. this comes days after chris murphy filibustered for 15 hours. but those who opposed the measures say the best way to stop terror attacks is to take the fight overseas. the southwest engulfed in flames this morning and so much heat. three states battling wildfires. two new ones sparking in los angeles. those fires fueled by a record breaking heat wave that has already killed four people in arizona over the weekend. it is the stark reminder of the dangers of heat stroke. we talked to dr. david samadi earlier about what to do if the heat is getting to you. >> the first thing to do is get out of the heat. that's what you want -- you want to bring the temperature down. make sure you take a cold shower, drink fluid. make sure you get all of your electrolytes. within 15 minutes you're not feeling well, call 911. >> las vegas, phoenix and los angeles are under excessive heat warnings through at least tomorrow. chaos on the roller coaster, a car slammed into the empty car where people got on to the roller coaster and three people were sent to the hospital. including a worker who was sent flying. it's called the zippin' pippin' coaster in wisconsin. it is closed for at least a week now. one person described that terrifying ride. >> when we were going over the last hill, the car didn't stop or slow down at all. i saw the other car, like whoa, it was a loud bang. the car hit a worker, he went up and over the car and fell in the front seat. he got out butted they him laying down. >> that's been running for more than five years and it's first accident. inspectors plan to take look at every car. >> probably a good plan. >> yes. thanks. once a week, laura ingraham joins us. today is the day. >> hey, good to see you. >> a lot to talk about in politics. donald trump fired corey lewandowski yesterday. there are a million stories swirling around. we had both of them on. here's a sound bite with corey who even though he got canned is still proud to support donald. >> the fact i was part of it is so important to me. because i'm not inside, my feelings haven't changed in 24 hours. i want to fix the country. i know he can. and to go out and say negative things which i don't believe is not the right thing to do. i want the country better for my family. >> right. >> he'll do that. >> so even though he just got fired he still has nice things to say about his former boss. >> i thought he had a really classy response and in an era where so many people leave their places of employment to, you know, trash their -- you know, their former bosses, where they can sell a big story to "the national enquirer" or "people" magazine, we showed a lot of who he is. i'm not saying he's perfect, none of us are but he does care about the country. i know corey a little bit. you know, it was time to turn the page on the campaign. i don't know all the inside details of it, but i thought both of them, both donald trump's points this morning with you and corey's points i think it was okay. i think that's life. you know, people move on in relationships, professional and personal. i think it's time. i think it all turned out probably for the best. >> yeah. laura, we did have donald trump on to respond to it as well. we'll play that sound bite and then get a response from you. >> there were some people that loved corey, some people didn't like him as much because he was strong and he was tough. i'll tell you what, i give him a 10. number one, he's a great guy and number two, he did a really great job but now we're finished with the primaries which we won. so corey has a great victory on his belt. and i will be the first to tell you, you know, he can say let trump be trump. but he managed beautifully. now we're going a different way. we have a group of people and it's a little bit different. >> well, your reaction? i mean, he's fired, he didn't move over or resign to spend more time with his family. he's out. what do you think has to change with the trump organization? >> well, i think we have to s p stop, you know, wishing that things are going to be different when they're not. right now the trump campaign needs to send a consecutiistent message to american people, about jobs, the rule of law, hillary is going to take us in a globalist direction that will deplete our sovereignty as individuals, as our national sovereignty. d very clear message of economic growth. if i were advising trump i'd say stop tweeting, stop reacting to every bit of criticism. focus right on the american people, the plight of the middle class and the corruption in washington, d.c. of which hillary clinton, barack obama, loretta lynch, eric holder, that whole crowd, jeh johnson at homeland security they're part and parcel of the same game of obfuscation, a lot of transparency. he's got to make that point consistently. i think his points about corey, again, very classy. this is what happens in a campaign, this not surprising. but right now we have the reboot this campaign. it's got to be clear and specific and enough of the personalities. it's about the people. not about your products or -- it's about the people of this country, period. and we need a leader who is going to be specific and clear on these major points. >> well, laura, you mentioned loretta lynch, you were talking about corruption in washington. you know, given the fact that you're an attorney, you worked at the supreme court. what a crazy 48 hours. she comes out and she says that the fbi would be releasing the transcript, but it would be redacted regarding omar mateen. so it came out and it had these blanks where it just said omitted. but then later in the day because it hit the fan, it came out, you can' al baghdadi's name and talking about isis and always that. in the transcript released by the department of justice it says god when in fact he used allah. but because he was shifting between english and arabic they left the translation allah as god. >> it all smells bad. it smelled bad when they sent susan rice to do the fake explanation for the mission in benghazi. that smelled bad, turns out that was a whole lie, entire lie. now once again loretta lynch goes out and oh, we're going to be transparent, no problem. they're lying about that too. so again, why are they so afraid of telling the truth to the american people about what radical islam is, why are they so afraid of it? >> if anything, it just pushes the president's narrative. it's basically by them doing this and showing us the original transcript and basically it says -- it confirms what the president is doing. he doesn't want you at home to know what this guy was saying when he was in there shooting up the night club. he wants to make it about guns and not about terrorism. >> he wants to make it about guns. it was really solely an attack on the lgbt community. they were attacked. but the motivation behind this was radical islam. >> of course. >> loretta lynch even threw in a reference on one of the sunday shows about how they're looking into the fact that it was latin night. now, this is just a canard. people have to -- you might have all sorts of problems with donald trump. i get that. but if you want to continue this type of running the table that these people do on the american people every day, well, this is what's going to keep happening. >> right. >> americans are -- their lives are in jeopardy if it keeps on the way it's going. we're being lied to about this. about the refugee program, about the border and the economy. what else are they lying about? i think that's the conclusion you come away with. >> the cia director came out and totally contradicted the president about the damage he's doing, not doing on isis. and the secretary of defense yesterday in an interview said we have to stop the orlando attacks by putting more pressure on raqqah and isis in the middle east. really? because the president doesn't see that linkage but people that work for him do, on the clock for him. it's in the report. >> great point, brian. what point do any of the top officials in the obama administration say, enough is enough. unless you take this seriously i'm out. where's the honor on the part of loretta lynch, comey, where's the honor here? >> let's see. to be continued. laura, thank you very much. >> great to see you. >> good to see you. the shooter's 911 call transcript may be out, but questions still remain about the details of the attack in orlando. like what was going on during the three-hour standoff? peter johnson jr. going to fill us in on some of the unanswered questions. then, parents, we have a problem. >> yes. >> with the princess. the pc police issuing an urgent warning about your girls, playing with the disney girls. they better stop it right now. >> exactly. >> huh? 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well, we got some answers. there were calls by orlando police department negotiators to this terrorist. three different calls. one at 2:48, one at 3:30, that lasted 16 minutes and 3:34 that lasted three minutes. what happened after that? this was not breached for an hour and a half. we don't know what happened in the hour and a half once the calls ended. they hadn't made threats at that point, but we do know there were threats made. the question was what was the motive of this terrorist? the shooter told the negotiator to tell america to stop bombing syria and iraq, and that's why he was out here right now. let's see now, what have we learned in terms of this? well, we have learned the motive, number one, with regard to syria and iraq. we have also learned than what will be the future in terms of arming soft target, what will be the future in terms of ensuring that soft targets like disney world, this gay bar, other places in america are protected. we know that there was one police officer who was in fact present, who was working a paid detail at the door. that he responded, that within minutes another two police officers responded. that fired -- that shots were in fact fired in that club. we don't know who was struck by what. based on my evaluation of past incidents like there will be unfortunately friendly fire that struck patrons in that bar on that night that caused injury and death. the autopsies have been done. they will match up the bullets from the gun of the terrorist with the guns of the police officers who responded and fired at that scene. the last point that has caused a furor throughout the country was based upon what the department of justice did yesterday in terms of revealing the tapes. what they did in the transcript was reduce and redact reference to isis, reference to allah and reference to al baghdadi, the head of isis and they put it back in later on in the day based on political pressure from the republicans in the united states. >> well, that reveals the motive. >> we just heard laura ingraham talk about the notion about whether it's in the past at benghazi or now, there seems to be an effort by this government to reduce and detract from the notion that this is terrorism and that it's based upon islamic extremism. >> thank you. meanwhile, liberals were ecstatic when they heard the news, socialist superhero elizabeth warren could be hillary's vp. and now wall street is weighing in on that and the news not good. and remember her. she spent eight years alongside us on the curvy couch. gretchen carlson is back to tell us about her new project, a pageant for special little girls who need it most. gretchen will join us with the former miss iowa usa, coming up next. i am. and i didn't get here alone. there were people who listened along the way. people who gave me options. kept me on track. and through it all, my retirement never got left behind. so today, i'm prepared for anything we may want tomorrow to be. every someday needs a plan. let's talk about your old 401(k) today. hello new coppertone sport. it's reformulated to feel lighter on your skin, but still protects and stays on strong. new coppertone sport. hello sunshine. we have some quick headlines for you. new overnight, officials in brussels arrest a man armed with a bomb belt claiming to have been kidnapped. the scare shutting down a main shopping center and promoting a national crisis meeting. it turn out that the man's belt was filled with salt and with cookies. but he recently told police he was enlisted to join isis in syria. rescue crews are trying to save a sick worker in the south pole. two planes making the dangerous journey in 24-hour darkness and in temperatures 70 degrees below zero. cold enough to freeze jet fuel. meanwhile, she is a former miss america, and now gretchen carlson is helping empower women with a new beauty pageant. >> the miss you can do it pageant helps young girls with disabilities show that they're just as incredible as the beauties on any stage. >> who can argue with that? this years master of ceremonies is our own gretchen carlson, author of "getting real" and former miss usa abby kern is here, founder of the pageant. >> good to be back. when i heard about this, she's been doing this for 13 years by the way. when i heard about this, i said i need to get on board. i want to help because she's talking about the inner beauty of these wonderful young women, aged 4 up into their 20s who have disabilities who for one way are coming from illinois all over the country and being honored for their inner beauty. i said i want to help. >> that's wonderful, gretchen. why did you start this? >> i was told i couldn't do a pageant. >> why? >> well, because i have cerebral palsy. so it was the -- so when i finally got a flyer for miss usa, i thought this is a huge opportunity. who cares if i fail and don't win? at least i can say i tried. >> right. >> i actually made history. so -- >> you won? >> well, i won miss iowa usa and became the first woman with a disability to go to the miss usa pageant. i think that basically that was turning me impossible possible. that's what i wanted to encourage these women with challenges to do, to realize it doesn't matter if the world says they can't. why don't we make history and be the first to accomplish all of the dreams. >> yeah. the one thing -- at which i find unbelievably admirable is you got that moment from the teachers saying you it, to get -- to deciding within you i'm going to prove them wrong, rather than shrink and say you're right. i have this problem. you said i'm going to prove them wrong. where does that come from? >> i think i'm a little stubborn. >> more than a little. >> maybe a little hard headed, stubborn. i kind of just -- it feels really good to say, i told you so. i can do it. >> you should see the young women. you cannot watch any piece of video for two seconds without getting tears in your eyes. there are girls in wheelchairs, there are girls who can't talk. there are girls who have cerebral palsy and they come there for that one day. it will be july 30th this year. you can still apply online. and they feel so great about themselves and you should see their parents. their parents are saying, wow. here's an organization that is celebrating my daughter. >> you know what's so interesting, sometimes people say i want to fit in. you're saying i want to stand out by going to the pageant. >> yeah. i want the parents and the contestants to be brave enough to try all the new things. opening number, the private interview with the panel of judges by themselves. because they're capable of doing this. even if they can't speak, they can sit in front of a panel of judges and smile and just radiate the room. >> everyone winds one a trophy and a crown and a lovely parting gift. for people who are interested and watching right now, is there a selection process or if you apply, do you actually get to be part of it? >> yeah, if you apply by july 3rd, you're in. >> you're on the stage. >> you're on the stage. >> it's that simple. >> we might have a million contestants this year, but i love a good challenge. >> get a bigger room. >> she got so much response yesterday after being on our show "the real story." we were asking for donations to help even if it's just $5. she actually heard from people who want to come and judge. big news -- >> fantastic. >> i know you're so excited when gretchen got involved. she's such a class act and a wonderful person and you got good news yesterday. >> oh, my gosh, my phone was blowing up, which never happens, no one calls me. >> robocalls, i get those at dinner. >> not even that i got the best news. a judge at miss iowa usa, melissa young, and she's not doing that well, but she said we wanted to come and judge this year's pageant. she would be wthere. >> she's the one who talked about trump. >> you talk about the pageants in "getting real k." >> yeah. the never give up attitude, i did it for miss america and for my life and this is so rewarding i wanted to do a part of it. go to miss you can do it.com and help out. >> thank you very much. we'll be watching this afternoon. all right, the video is terrifying. an inflatable bouncy house goes flying through the air and right into the power lines. >> oh. >> the house blowing away in the middle of a birthday party. the one thing that saved everyone's life. >> you don't want to bounce like that. but first, we send steve out into the hallway and the streets to get the pulse of the people on the first day of summer. i think it has something to do with italian ices. what they do to stay cool is coming up. stuart varney, he said on camera he doesn't talk to you. that's so typical of stuart. you wouldn't believe what's in this kiester. a farmer's market. a fire truck. even a marching band. and if i can get comfortable talking about this kiester, then you can get comfortable using preparation h. for any sort of discomfort in yours. preparation h. get comfortable with it. but can your multivitamin to be healthy. do more for your immune health? 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♪ ♪ let it go, let it go >> researchers actually studied this. they say that the more girls play with dolls the more likely they are to have bad self-esteem and be less come fept in math and science. and what do you think of that? >> we listen to the real police, not the pc police. >> yeah. those guys. maria molina is outside. >> hey, you know, i have to say, i love disney princesses. i love math and science. >> how's your self-esteem? >> i think it's pretty good. let's switch gears and talk about the weather conditions because across the southwestern u.s., we do have the concern for more extreme heat yet again today. we're setting record high temperatures out there over the last few days and take a look at the forecast for today. 112 degrees in phoenix and 113 in palm springs, california. again, things are continuing to heat up out there. and the forecast is for this heat to continue and remain above average over the next couple of days, even into this weekend. so we continue to see these excessive heat warnings in effect for places like california, nevada, utah and even in arizona. so stay safe out there. the heat expanding eastward into portions of the plains so in rapid city, that far north, you're looking at a high temperature at 96 degrees. the other threat today as well is the threat for severe weather, from the plains, parts of the mid-atlantic and the risk for severe weather will continue over the next couple of days as well. there's a look at the forecast for wednesday and into thursday. now let's head back inside. >> thanks, maria. i understand the dooce is on the loose out there with maria. >> is this true? >> there he is. >> steve might be -- >> steve, what you doing out there? >> well, you know, today is the first full day of summer and i'm here with eric from rita's italian ice. why do they call it italian ice? >> it's based on the consistency of the product. it's made in a specialty batch machine. so the consistency comes out like an ice product, but there's no ice in the recipe. >> it used to be called what? >> in philly we call it water ice. >> well, you can't charge people for water ice so they have to make it sound fancy. who wants italian ice? come on over here, what's your name? >> i'm vera. >> okay, vera. for your free italian ice, tell us your favorite fox news channel show. >> oh, my gosh, "fox & friends." >> good answer. good answer. >> there you go. move on. what's your name? dawn. >> what are you doing this summer? >> traveling into new york city. >> what a happy day. have mango. >> thanks. >> who else wants some italian ice. how are you? >> i'm good. >> how are you planning on spending summer? >> i'm going out to jones beach. >> do you just strip down to your swimsuit and live it up for the whole day? >> thank you. swim suit -- we get there about 8:30. get sandwiches from the deli in manhasset, lemonades and there until 1:00. >> it will be a great summer. keep it moving. right here, how are you? >> how are you? >> doing okay. want an italian ice? >> yes. >> what's your summer plans? >> my summer plans are to get a whole lot of money, i'm straight for philadelphia, west philadelphia. >> rita's italian ice is from philadelphia. >> yeah. we love it, philadelphia -- we love it, man. >> what's your name? >> benjamin. >> benjamin, just like franklin from philadelphia. >> i'm trying to get a whole bunch of money, man. >> look at the benjamin. >> looking for the benjamins. >> i'm putting it all together. here, cheers. benjamin. italian ice. >> italian ice, man. >> i should sip it. >> love it in south philly. don't forget about it. >> what does he do? >> hey, steve, do you have any money with you? >> what do you do for a living? >> i'm a salesman. i sell merchandise. >> like what? >> put it in the hands. watch them buy it. pitch them high and watch them buy it. >> i love it. >> what do you have to sell now? >> probably the best salesman in the city. >> no kidding, you are a good salesman. >> production, introduction of the short story, clothing, rehab. >> thank you, i already bought it. thank you. >> that's awesome. >> all right. thank you, steve. bring some in for us? please. >> give them a 20. >> don't blame the terrorists for america's lone wolf problem. blame republicans! and their guns. that's the new party line for the democrats. >> we'll talk to dana loesch who is also out with a brand new book "flyover nation." i wonder if she's armed. ♪ experience the thrill of the lexus is f sport. because the ultimate expression of power, is control. this is the pursuit of perfection. with booking.com's range rebel and key can wing it all the way to jordan and chelsea's wedding. rumble! road trip. there she is. uh oh, oh, oh, oh, what? 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that's one of the reasons i wrote this book. they understand the law, they live the laws. you have the producers that violate federal gun laws when they go and try to lecture to law-abiding americans. you have stephanie -- who did the documentary "under the gun" she broke the gun laws while trying to lecture to americans. they're not following what we already have and i guess they think we're too stupid to know what the laws are, but we know. >> why are they making it about the guns and not about the terrorists? >> because they'd indict themselves. one of the reasons we are dealing with this situation here in our malls and our clubs and, you know, movie theaters everywhere else is because we have an administration that has failed to contain this problem abroad. as a result, it's now flourishing here. we are going to see more of this unfortunately. we have an administration and you all know this, brian, i have listened to you and we have an administration that won't use the word shari'ah or jihad in their paperwork. that's a problem. >> where is flyover nation? >> flyover nation is the point between new york and l.a. >> where i'm from, kansas. >> there you go. >> what do they know that we don't? >> what does flyover know? >> flyover nation knows how to be self-sustaining and be truly independent. they know how to take care of their fellow man without taking something in return. they know how to serve disproportionate amounts of -- many come and serve in the military. >> a brand-new book out this week. >> yes. out today. >> dana, thank you very much. >> i don't know if i have given you a copy, but here you are. >> my own book. >> she wants $22, nothing is for free. meanwhile, it's national hawaiian food week. yeah. we're adding some island flavor to your tuesday next. but first -- >> let's check in with bill hemmer to find out what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> flyover guy. >> yes. ohio. >> i'm a buckeye. good morning, i know all about it. what is the state of the race, brand-new polling tell us where trump and clinton appear to stack up today. trump says it's time for a different kind of campaign, what does that mean? we'll talk to the trump team about that today. isis has standing armies in six country, how did this happen? and how the feds reversed themselves on the orlando terrorist, casey mcfarland and peter king and much more when martha and i see you at the top of the hour. man, my feet are killin' me. same time tomorrow, fellas!? new dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. they massage key pressure points with each step, for all day comfort that keeps you feeling more energized. dude's got skills. new dr. scholl's stimulating step insoles. it is easy to appreciate the foods that come out of the aloha state like spam, dole bananas and of course king's hawaiian rolls. they're so yummy. here to help us say aloha to national hawaiian week is the chef. what does that mean to you? >> we're trying to elevate and to show case the foods of hawaii and of course our hawaii food and wine festival we have every year. that -- the great food manufacturers we're so proud of, like king's hawaiian. and for instance today, i can't wait to make this burger with the hawaiian sweet bread. >> what is the burger called? >> well, it's called the hopa burger and that means mixed in hawaiian. hawaii's mix is made up of of a lot of different -- up of a lot of different cultures and this mixed burger is we're utilizing the pork and the beef and -- >> different meats. can we make it together? >> yes. >> we can throw all of this in and then we have the ground beef. we have the ground pork. then we have the hawaiian portuguese sausage. we can mix all of this together. once this is mixed, we have a patty like this. and once the patty is formed, then we can actually grill this. okay. >> it will look like this. >> yeah, it will look like this. so it's a combination of the different ingredients. >> now, you said you can make any food hawaiian. how do you do that? >> well, you can. of course what we like to do is use the hawaiian products. so we have a lot of great ranchers, fishermen, farmers and of course the hawaiian products. that's really makes hawaiian food but at the same time, of course, you can use macadamia nut s and hawaiian salt. >> pineapple. one of my favorites. >> but the real hawaiian food is our soul and heart and all of the ingredients we use in hawaii. >> that's great. everyone loves hawaii. for many of us it's a dream vacation where we'd like to go one day. >> well, actually you know what? if you hash tag the sweepstakes and take a picture of your favorite hawaiian meal, you're an inspiration, and then you have chance to win a trip to hawaii and come to our food festival. then at the same time, enjoy, you know, the hawaiian airlines travel there and the great hotel. honolulu. beautiful hotel. >> everyone would love to go to that. this is the food and the wine festival in hawaii. that sounds like an amazing experience. >> yes. everybody has to come. >> when can we go do that next year if we're planning a vacation? >> well, it's going to be in october this year. >> okay. >> it's -- it's three weeks celebration and we have a lot of great local chefs. we have chefs coming from internationally and domestically. great time to enjoy all the great flavors of hawaii. >> right before the election so a good place to go on vacation before we go to the polls around vote in november. let's try one of and these. >> yeah. try one of those. yes. yes. >> anyone in the crowd want to taste one? >> yeah. let them try it? >> anyone want a burger? who wants to be the taster. can you get your mouth around that? all right. let's taste it and see what you think. >> enjoy it. >> what's your name? >> mike. >> mike is tasting the burger. what's your name? >> janet. >> from myrtle beach, south carolina. what do you think? >> awesome. >> thumbs up? all right. we can't talk with our mouths full, but i think we have some winners over here. thank you so much. chef, we'll tell our folks at to check out the website. hawaiianfoodsweek.com. you get a chance to attend that hawaii food and wine festival. thank you, chef. more "fox & friends" just moments away. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing before it's history, it's news. >> well, the first full day of summer, wrapping it up outside near the rita's truck. thank you very much for the frozen ice. >> tomorrow, we have michael flynn and nascar driver, who got beat up. >> first day of summer so you have to go it oand enjoy some -- go out and enjoy some rita's italian ice. >> have a great day. bill: after a major staff shakeup, trump says it's time for a change and he promises a different kind of campaign. martha: let's get rolling with the big question. will donald trump make the long-awaited changes to get into general election mode? 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