the weekend. >> have a wonderful holiday weekend. happy 4th of july to everyone. >> have a great one. we'll see you back here monday. good friday morning to you. it is july 1st, 2016. i'm ainsley earhart. the investigator being asked to investigate the private meeting between bill clinton and loretta lynch. >> they wait for her to land. she arrives. some people step off of her plane. the former president steps into her plane. they then speak for 30 minutes privately. the fbi there on the tarmac instructing everybody around, no photos, no pictures. >> wait until you hear the lengths that both sides went to keep this story out of the press. they didn't want you to know about it. just days after that secret
meeting this happened. the fed asked for a delay in turning over hillary clinton's e-mails. that delay? 27 months long. and with isis declaring open season on us, one former navy s.e.a.l. is declaring opening season on them. like deer season, these permits don't expire. it's july 1st and it's "fox & friends." > ♪ ♪ >> good morning to you and your family. it is friday. it is summer. you know what that means? the all-american summer concert series. trace atkins is here today. >> holy smokes. big, big star. >> big star. >> that's how we kick off summer.
that's how we kick off the 4th of july weekend. barbecuing, they already have the ribs out there. it's all fantastic. >> some other big stars are here today. we have tucker and clayton on the curvy couch. >> good morning, ainsley. >> good morning. i'm glad you accepted my invitation. >> my agent said, is ainsley there? yes, she is. >> the great heather childers has it all. >> thank you very much. breaking overnight, a chilling new picture showing cold blooded terrorists smiling moments before their deadly rampage in istanbul. they're seen wearing heavy winter clothing as they enter the airport. an officer came face to face moments after the rampage began. the officer has nowhere to run as the gunman pulls the trigger shooting him multiple times
killing him at point blank range. people running for their lives. ahmed one arm has emerged as the master mind. the death toll now at 44. and this is a awful story. a 13-year-old american girl living in israel stabbed to death in her bed. a 17-year-old palestinian man broke into her home in the west bank. he was later killed by security guards. hundreds of people attended her funeral. pictures of her mother are just heartbreaking. she was seen sobbing over her daughter. and developing overnight, an accident on the set of a tv show in downtown l.a. two workers injured, one in critical condition. after 3500 pounds of equipment comes crashing down on them. the set was for "good girls
revolt" starring jim belushi. from hollywood to high school films to the classroom. >> that's what i love about these high school girls, i get older, they stay the same age. >> all right, all right, all right. matthew mcconaughey is returning to the university of texas to teach. the school releasing this video with the big announcement. he will teach a film making class making class at his alma mater with "hunger games" director gary roth. 30 lucky juniors and seniors will get to sit in on the lectures. there are no prerequisites of the class. there are your headlines. >> that's not going to be hard to get into at all. >> every day. i'd sit in the first row. >> do you remember if you were a freshman you couldn't get into the great teacher's class and you couldn't because it was full. >> introduction to folk tales. >> astronomy 101. >> right. >> you know about this, the
meeting with loretta lynch and bill clinton on the tarmac a few days ago? now they're demanding that the inspector general investigates that meeting and find out why this happened and what they talked about. >> they cited a number of statutes. this doesn't pass the smell test here and it's outrageous abuse of public trust. the story we're being told is they ran into each other at the airport and they basically talked about their grandchildren and their travels and other patronizing patently false explanations like that. now we're hearing from a reporter on the scene. knxv television anchor christopher sign was there. he told o'reilly about it. listen to this. >> she as a matter of fact landed on time. he and his entourage was running late. they made the decision, the
former president's team, they wait for her to land. she arrives. some people step off of her plane. the former president steps into her plane. they then speak for 30 minutes privately. the fbi there on the tarmac instructing everybody around no photos, no pictures, no cell phones. the attorney general, as a matter of fact, she said they talked about him playing golf. at this very moment as i'm talking to you, i've reached out to several sources, those with intimate knowledge of his movemen movements. not one so far has said that he played golf. we don't know that he played golf. >> they're telling us this was an accidental meet being, one of happenstance. they're lying. >> telling reporters, no photographs. you can't take any pictures of this. just look away. >> who would obey? since when does the attorney general get to use the fbi to
keep her meeting secret. >> he was running late. she sat on the tarmac. in a private plane, that's why they like the private plane, they don't have to wait. they get on their plane and they're in the air immediately. for her to sit there on the tarmac says to me she was waiting. she knew he was coming. she waited and waited and waited. >> i think he got on her plane. >> this undermines our confidence in the rule of law which is one of the most important things we have. not just republicans but democrats. chris coombs said she slud steered clear of this meeting. should not have done it. mark hannah said people really don't care about these private meetings. it's the 4th of july weekend.
people don't care. listen. >> i think people have kind of a comical and -- understanding of how involved she is in this. this investigation is being led by career investigators that have -- many of them are probably republican. they don't see the world like you and i, bill, through a political lens. with a high profile investigation like this, you better be sure if loretta lynch doesn't take the investigation -- >> they have everything. >> it gives fire but american people from a political standpoint don't care. they care about the bank accounts, national security. >> they care about it. >> they don't. >> they do. they care about who's running for president and their government being honest. >> he says americans don't care. we care about working hard. we care about our paychecks. we care about putting our kids
through college. we care about this government, the government that a lot of people have fought for and lost their lives for. we do care about who's going to be president of the united states. >> you know who doesn't care, mark hannah. spewing nonsense. the attorney general makes a decision whether or not to indict. >> on the heels of an election, shouldn't we have this information about hillary clinton's e-mail server? shouldn't this be made public? no. they're seeking a 27 month delay for us to have access. >> can you believe that? >> 27 months. you do the math. does that put us beyond the election? >> i think it might. >> that is insane because this election we have, what, six more months to go until november. she'll be -- if she does win, she will be president 22 months into her presidency, almost two years into her presidency is when they want these e-mails releas released, these are e-mails
about the foundation. it might not surprise you. i think americans do care, i think it's par for the course. the e-mail scandal, benghazi, now this. this is the latest poll that says does the description fit the candidate? look at hillary clinton's trustworthiness. only 30% feel that she is trustworthy. i wonder what do the other 70%? 70% don't feel she's trustworthy. >> if you compare those numbers to the question of who are you going to vote for, an awful lot of people who believe hillary clinton is dishonest are voting for her anyway. >> how is that? >> you'd have to ask them. this is pretty remarkable. including this, are you proud of your country today. now 50%. >> half of america. >> just a few short years ago, 69%. that's plummeted. >> i wonder why if you have the country's leaders constantly telling the population this country is embarrassing.
its history is abominable. it's an unbroken chain of sins against various people. that's a lie, by the way. we have a noble country. the people who run the country don't believe that. after a while the population starts to agree with them. >> you go on the apology tours. >> we want to know, are you proud to be an american? #proudamerican. send us your pictures. show us pictures of your family on the beach, things that your family loves to do together that makes you proud to be an mesh. of course, we want to remember our veterans on the 4th of july. if you are a veteran or have a lot more over seas, we want to see pictures. friends @fox news.com. isis declaring open season on us, so a former navy s.e.a.l. is declaring open season on them. he's released permits.
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know for killing americans. now one ex-navy s.e.a.l. is selling his own hunting permits for $10 each to take out isis. you can buy yours, too. the stickers say that they expire when we, quote, defeat this evil. missouri republican gubernatorial eric greiten is a former navy s.e.a.l. he's selling those licenses for his campaign. thank you for serving our country and thank you for being with us. >> good morning, thank you for being here. >> good morning. why do you want to be governor of missouri? >> i'm running for governor of missouri. the only candidate who's never run for office. i've never been involved in politics before, but i'm running because our government is broken. i'm sure so many of your viewers have seen what happened in missouri. they saw what happened in ferguson. they saw the crisis at the university of missouri. we need to have strong leaders stand up, and that's what i'm going to do right here in
missouri. >> i bet you're making your opponents really mad. they've been working their entire lives to get that governorship and you're running against them including the lieutenant governor who's been in politics for a long time. what do you hear in reaction against them? >> we're having tremendous reaction from people around the state, ainsley, because they know we're taking on the political class. you're right, my opponents combined have been in over 20 different elections. we know if they were going to make a difference they would have done so already. people want a strong conservative outsider. they like the idea of supporting a navy s.e.a.l., entrepreneur, concerned husband and father who's willing to fight against the political establishment. >> you were on the campaign trail with robin neil when you discussed the isis hunting permit. >> we were joined by s.e.a.l.
team 6 operator, rob o'neill. honored to have him come to missouri to campaign with us. we wanted to draw attention both to our message, to our service, and also we wanted to invite people to join our mission and call attention also to this really important issue. we are in a fight against radical islamic terrorism and it's clearly not just a fight overseas, it's a fight that we have to recognize and defeat here at home. we've got to take this fight to the radical islamist terrorists. they give your campaign $10 and they get this hunting license. i want to play your campaign ad and get your reaction. >> sure. >> eric greiten, for too long it's been run by high paid lobbyists and special interests. while they get rich, missourians get hurt. i'll take dead aim at politics
as usual. >> a lot of people talking about gun laws. what's the reaction from folks in your community when you put this ad out firing a semi-automatic weapon? >> we've had a tremendous reaction, tremendous support, ainsley, from people around the state of missouri. they know -- we have a commander in chief and so many people who are confused about this. they know that we can defeat freedom hating terrorists but we're not going to defeat them by taking away the guns of law abiding americans. there's so much confusion over this. we have a president of the united states who won't identify radical islamic terrorism. right here in missouri, our own "st. louis post dispatch" says omar mateen was nothing more than a confused man. he wasn't a confused man, he was an evil man, he needed to be defeated. we know we can defeat freedom hating terrorists and i as a candidate for governor, a navy
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welcome back. some quick headlines now for you. 15 cities have to raise the minimum wage today, july 1st. the move expected to put a big burden on businesses. many saying this could threaten jobs and force employers to cut hours. it's an online shopping world. walmart taking aim at amazon prime ahead of the latest prime day sale coming up in two weeks by offering its own online shopping discounts plus a free 30 day trial of its shipping pass which is unlimited two-day shipping. it's a scavenger hunt. jack daniels celebrating 150 years in the business. they're hiding that i recall signature barrels all around the world giving hints over facebook of where different people can find them filled with jack daniels items, of course. if you don't see me this weekend i'll be on a whisky hunt. >> thanks, clayton. good luck. a university in new mexico facing dwindling enrollment is
turning south of the board jrde. they're offering mexican students less than half the discount. francisco hernandez, thank you for joining us this morning. >> thank you. >> if i wanted to send one of my four kids to this state university i will pay twice the amount a mexican citizen will pay. this university is subsidized by american taxpayers. why is this fair? >> it's not that it's unfair. airlines do it all the time with a first class seat whenever they're going to fly empty, they'll sell them for half price. if you have empty school seats if the college doesn't have high enrollment, then what's the down side? free money for the university. >> not free money for the university. the university is subsidized by taxpayers to the tune of $60,000 per degree granted. >> except for out of state
tuition. >> why not offer the same discount to my children? i'm paying in part for that $60,000 subsidy. why would you give preference to somebody who is not from this country? >> there's nothing wrong with that. cut the price. that's the first class concept of airlines. >> that's not what's happening. >> you don't have to go to that university. >> but i do have to pay for the university as a u.s. taxpayer and i am paying for it and so are you. >> if an airline said we're only giving discounted seats to people from mexico and if it was american airlines presumably there would be an outcry. do you see the point? it's a simple point. >> not if they fill the seats in mexico to come up to the united states. it's not unfair and it's out of state tuition. it is not subsidizing, it's the out of state tuition pays more than its share. usually a hugely
disproportionate share. >> the college is subsidized by u.s. taxpayers. regardless of who goes there. >> correct. >> every student gets about -- the university for every student gets 60 grand a year. they are giving discounts to people from another country, a country that has not paid anything into the university. that is insane and it's discriminatory against american citizens. what is the justification for that? >> well, it's not discriminatory because -- >> they're giving discounts. >> we don't have to go there if we don't like it. it's that simple but out of state tuition pays for the subsidy for the in state students. >> okay. >> we've got to make that differentiation. we're clouding it that it's getting the subsidies from the united states. >> just to be clear, out of state tuition is over $10,000 for american citizens who have been paying for the university for many years and it's less than $4,000, about $3300 for mexican citizens? why not give the same price to
out of state americans as you're giving to out of country mexicans? why not do that? >> well, one, because they're obviously having trouble with having u.s. students going to that university or they wouldn't have dwindling enrollment. they're trying to increase the enrollment and they're not having luck getting american citizens go there. >> if you lower the price americans would go. might be worth thinking about it. mr. hernandez, think about tnchts we could talk about what could happen. it just hasn't happened. >> good to see you this morning. airports around the country on high alert in wake of the istanbul travel. could it change the way you travel? we're live with a report next. and watch your backs. another purge is on the way. a series about a yearly day of total lawlessness is going political for election year. michael tamaro takes us behind the scenes on that next. first, happy birthday to liz tyler.
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the debate has been renewed about whether the security perimeter should be pushed back further in the wake of what happened in istanbul and brussels because those terror attacks happened outside of the security checkpoints. critics say that's simply pushing out the target. terrorists will just have a new target and a new place, that will be in the parking lots or where the cars would be cuing up. i want to mention that the anxiety for some people has been growing here in the wake of those attacks. the port authority said they had already stepped up their counter terrorism efforts after orlando terror attacks. they had their high visibilities patrols, tactical gear and tactical weapons just in case something may happen. the tsa has said they're deploying what they call viper teams at airport across the country, that includes explosives experts and air marshals. here's homeland security security jey johnson. >> we encourage the public to
celebrate the holidays, the 4th of july holiday, continue to go to public events. continue to be aware and vigilant. public awareness and public vigilance can and does make a difference in terms of detecting possible terrorist plots, terrorist activity. now the 4th of july weekend is typically the most traveled weekend of the summer anyway, but aaa says because of the warm weather, lower gas prices and lower hotel prices that they are expecting record numbers, 43 million americans are expected to be traveling. 85% will be going by road by 3.3 million americans will be traveling through the airports. the busiest airports you want to take a look at those, first up is atlanta, then los angeles, chicago, new york city, and dallas. and ainsley, tucker, clayton, gas is at $2.31 a gall. that's 47 cents cheaper. you can probably expect more congestion on the rode waste as
you head out there to see your family and celebrate independence day. >> cheaper congestion. >> sounds like there's some congestion there, right? a horn. >> thank you so much. >> someone's honking. let's check in with heather childress. >> good morning to you. we're going to talk about labels right now. ted cruz is clashing with the department of homeland security standing up to the assault of civil liberties. the former gop presidential candidate grilling second jey johnson about his lack of investigation into recent claims that words like jihad and islam were scrubbed from terror reports. >> was that testimony accurate? >> i have no idea. >> would it concern you if it was accurate? >> senator, i find this whole debate to be very interesting. >> i would note the title of the hearing on tuesday was willful blindness and your testimony to this full committee now is that you have no idea and apparently have no intention of finding out. >> cruz accusing johnson of
ignoring the facts that may have helped prevent attacks in orlando and san bernardino. the defense department, meantime, now ending a ban on openly transgender troops. this means that transgender troops no longer have to see doctors outside of the military medical system and once the plan is fully in place, military benefits will pay for gender reassignment surgery. the new change taking effect next year. meantime, republican house armed services chairman is calling the move an example of the obama administration, quote, prioritizing politics over policy. and a former navy s.e.a.l. is the first driver killed in a self-driving car accident. joshua brown died in may when his tesla model s slammed into a tractor-trailer on a florida highway. the auto pilot system now under investigation for not activating its brakes. >> he went so fast through my trailer i didn't see him. >> and just one month earlier brown actually credited the auto
pilot system with preventing a crash in a widely viewed youtube video. finally, some pulse pounding video to say the least showing the terrifying moment a man jumped out of a plane and then he loses his main parachute. yeah, free fall. daniel hearndon scrambling to pull his backup parachute. this, listen to this, this is not the first brush with death that he has had. this has actually happened to him eight times. this latest time the daredevil was dropping into an oklahoma city soccer stadium with the game ball but he is okay. so what is that they say about cats, they have nine lives? >> nine lives. >> got one more. >> more than a cat. >> why does he keep doing it? >> buckle your parachute. >> if you lose both of them you do the roll? >> tuck, drop and roll.
>> the helmet will keep everything intact. maria molina will have the forecast. >> good morning. tracking several areas of thunderstorms across the nation and we want to kick it off starting off with what we're expecting today because across portions of the northeast, mid-atlantic and even in the central plains you could be seeing some storms that could bring some isolated severe weather. that will be a concern. not too much of a concern in terms of severe weather across the southwestern u.s. today. you could be seeing some storms. that's something else to keep an eye on. as we head into tomorrow, severe storms could continue to be possible especially across portions of the central plains. because we're expecting several rounds of wet weather out there across places like kansas and missouri, 4 to 6 inches of rainfall, the concern for flash flooding will be in place. let's skip ahead to the forecast that everyone wants to know, which is what it's going to look like out there on 4th of july. many areas are expecting hot temperatures in the southern plains. you're talking triple digit heat
in cities like dallas, el paso, also in the northeast. sunshine, clouds and temperatures not too far away from average. let's head back inside. >> good deal. thank you so much, maria. political horror. "the purge" is back with the third and scariest installment in the series. it's hitting theaters tomorrow. fox senior vp got a behind the scenes look. good morning, michael. >> good morning, guys. a very compelling concept for a thriller. it's america in the near future where they've eliminated all crime because one night a year all crime is legal including murder. this is the third movie and it has a twist, little topical. it's an election. the candidate is running to eliminate the purge. she has a big bull's eye on her back for an hour and a half. i caught up with one of the stars. frank garillo. he reminded me of a certain iconic american. >> i was watching it, frank. >> okay.
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good morning. we've got some quick headlines for you. first up, criminal charges have been filed against former presidential candidate al goer, -- gore. firemen forcefully removed them from the scene. meanwhile, donald trump's presidential ticket taking shape with the finalists just revealed. chris christie and newt gingrich said to be topping that list. also possibility, indiana governor mike pence. ainsley is outside. >> i appreciate that. thank you, tucker. they are here every single week because they love you and they are grilling up a boat load of barbecue for our summer concert series. now here to help us get ready for the 4th of july weekend cookout, the man himself, the founder mr. famous dave himself. thank you so much. dave anderson.
we are glad to have you here on our plaza today. >> i am so excited to be here this morning because we've got the 4th of july coming up and i know everybody loves to celebrate the way all-americans love to celebrate, with a good old-fashioned barbecue. this morning we're just going to spill the beans on how to have a great summer party. >> perfect. what do you recommend when it comes to barbecue sauces? i know you're famous for that. >> this summer we are going to be doing a lot of promotions at famous dave's. we've got some great ways to really jump start a barbecue party because one of the things that makes a great tasting rack of ribs is a great tasting barbecue sauce. >> absolutely. that's the secret, right? >> well, a lot of times folks take the sauce and they slather it on the ribs but what i like to do is i like to kick it up by adding some different fun stuff. >> i hear your barbecue sauce has 80 proof alcohol in it. >> well, you know, as a matter of fact --
>> if you want to take and add a little whisky there. >> tell me when. >> i think that's good right there. >> that's a lot. >> and then we've got some little jalapenos if you want to take and add that spice to the sauce. >> okay. >> and then also from time to time i like to add different types of fruit, whether it's ab pri cots like we're doing this morning or maybe watermelon or apples. >> okay. >> a lot of times fruit really adds that extra punch. then let's finish it off with a little -- >> kaluah. >> how much? >> i think that's good right there. >> i never would have thought that. how did you come up with this? >> over the years one of the things about making great tasting barbecue -- >> oh, it smells delicious. >> you just started trying different things? >> yes. >> this is what your family said tasted the best? >> here's one of the other secrets, too, is that when we're
grilling up the ribs, a lot of times folks will take the ribs right off the grill or out of the smoker and then they just cover it with barbecue sauce. >> i love this thing. it's like a mop. >> it is. >> a mop. why don't you go ahead and mop her down there. >> that is great. where do you buy this? >> one of the things that -- what happens here instead of just having the barbecue sauce go on the ribs, what we're doing is we're caramelizing that sauce on the ribs and what happens, it gives it a nice -- nice taste. you can only get when the flames jump up. they flame the ribs, caramelize the sauce. >> how often do you do this? do you continuously marinade? >> marinade and slather. >> slather it. >> this summer we have got a whisky sauce for our bread pudding. i'm telling you what, come on over to famous dave's. we'll set you up with some ribs
to go, famous dave's bred pudding and on the side so you can have the best barbecue this summer. >> you are just the best. thank you so much for being here every friday during our summer concert series. we love you and we thank you for that. >> hey, we're going to be smoking up a storm for america. >> all right. we love that. happy 4th of july. i'm going to toss it inside to clayton. >> you are. thank you so much. ainsley. >> serve me some ribs and tucker, too. the feds are required by law to release the 911 call from the orlando terror attacks. so what happens when we ask? >> why won't be they release the mateen phone call? why can't we get an explanation about that. >> we're not -- >> doesn't the public have a right to know why their money is being spent like that? >> the journal list who dared to ask that question joins us live next hour. his business was robbed twice and now he's arming himself and giving discounts to people who pack heat. he put out a sign and that sign
is driving liberals bonkers. that man joins us next.
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lot of discomfort with our employees, and pretty slowed foot traffic that night, and so we decided to figure out a way to increase our foot traffic at night, and we really were trying to figure out how to get more people in the store, and after tossing it around a while decided that maybe offering a discount to law enforcement officers would maybe get a few more people in the store and make the people that are robbing the stores think about who might be in there. then we decided to carry it over to people with permits to carry and we thought that would maybe expand the amount of people that would come into the store at night, and basically it was just to increase the foot traffic in our store, and we put this 8.5 x 11 sign up in our window, since then everything took off and it's been crazy since then. >> what happened? has the foot traffic increased significantly? >> yeah. it's like -- well, we had a gentleman come through or store about three days after we put
the sign up and he took a picture of it and asked if he could put it on facebook. we said no problem. he put it on facebook that morning, must have been around 7:00 in the morning. by 9:00, 10:00 in the morning we had radio stations, newspapers calling, television stations calling, and the thing went viral, and you know, i'm not on facebook so i wasn't really aware of it until we started getting the calls in, and so -- all the notoriety. >> a place for a lot of negativity, too. people jumping in, what are you doing, saying, you're crazy? >> no. we really haven't heard any backlash. people from across the country really supporting the idea. we didn't think it would take off like this. just hoping to generate more people at night so that my employees would feel better with more people coming and going from the store, but it's really been a positive experience for us, and a lot of people, we've been getting support from across the country.
>> what about law enforcement? what did they say about it? they're on that sign you put up? >> we have quite a few law enforcement people not on dut they come. and people they come through town make it a point to come to our station to get a tank full of gas and tell us they support it. really positive for us. >> wow. el were, frank, thanks so much for joining us this weekend. i'm sure you're going to be busy on the fourth of july weekend, people hitting the road, too. frank, have a great fourth of july. appreciate you join ug. >> you, too. >> you bet. the feds are required by law to release the 911 calls from the orlando terror attacks. so what happened when he asked this question? >> why won't they release the mateen phone call? why can't we get an explanation about that? >> the journalist who dared to ask that question xwoins us live next hour. what makes you proud to be an american? we're asking stewart varney that question, because he became a
citizen. plus, trace adkins, getting ready to take the stage outside on our summer concert series. all of that, when we come back. ♪ look out, another hometown gig ♪
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it is 7:00 here on the east coast. good morning to you. it is friday july 1st. i'm ainsley earhardt. an inspector general now being asked to investigate that private meeting between those two individuals. bill clinton and loretta lynch, as the reporter who broke the story breaks his silence. >> they wait for her to land. she arrives. some people step off of her plane. the former president steps into her plane. they then speak for 30 minutes privately. the fbi on the tarmac instructing everybody around, no photos. >> the lengths both sides went to do keep that story out of e
press. the feds are required by law to release the 911 call from the orlando terror attacks. what happened when the reporter asked for the tapes. >> why can't we get an explanation about the mateen 911 call? doesn't the public have a right to find out how their money's being spent like that? >> the journalist who dared to ask that question joins us live this hour. and the full monty. who was the man behind the hour-long peep show in the heart of times square before the cops finally moved in? just standing there watching him for a while. "fox & friends" hour two, starts right now. ♪ wimd and good-hearted women, family and god ♪
songs about me ♪ it is country come to town. trace adkins here in new york city. for the summer concert series. it is friday, guys. >> yeah. famous dave's cooking up some barbecue. dave explained what goes into that. 80 proof jack daniels and they also use kahlua? >> kahlua as well. >> what happens when you mix trace adkins with barbecue? an awesome show? >> the best. >> three-hour show on this fourth of july weekend. and standing by with headlines, heather? >> nice to see everyone and everyone at home. breaking overnight. a chilling new picture showing cold-blooded terrorists actually smiling moments before they are deadly rampage in istanbul. the three men behind the mass kerr. you see them wearing heavy winter clothing as they enter the ataturk airport. and showing an officer coming face to face with one of them moments after the rampage
began. the officer had nowhere to run as the gunman pulls the trigger shooting him multiple times at point-blank range. more haunting images sews the moment all that panic sets in. people running for their lives as another gunman hunts down his victim. and a chechen isis commander known at ahmad one arm emerged. turkish place not saying whether he was arrested at yesterday the rage. the death toll now at 44. and "the anthem of the seas" cruise line turns back after a child almost drowns. the chiles was found off new york city and the boy went in 18 minutes without oxygen. the medical team for royal caribbean treated him onboard and rushed him to the hospital. he was in the netherlands and with a group of about 40 people. and on the set of a tv show in downtown l.a., two injured, one critically after 3,500
pounds of equipment comes crashing down right on them. not clear what caused the accident. the show was for the show "good girls revolt" starring jim belushi. is this a trick question? u.s. immigration services tweeting out a trivia question but didn't have the correct answer to pick. the agency asking in spanish, what date the declaration of independence was, and gave three choices. june 29, 1779, july 4, 1779 or july 4, 1778. not one of those is correct. the correct answer, of course, hopefully you know, july 4, 1776. the agency says that it was a typo. yep, those are your look at headlines. come on. we all know that. >> a typo, and it was wrong. >> exactly. >> i love how people still chose the wrong dates. can't pick the right one. i'll pick the wrong one anyway. >> unbelievable. this morning we're talking about loretta lynch and bill clinton. a new headache for hillary
clinton, because judicial watch is demanding that the department of justice's inspector general investigate the meeting those two individuals had on their private planes on the tarmac out in phoenix. >> getting more details this morning. belie the explanation we've gotten. they say they met on the tarmac in phoenix accidentally. private planes hanned to be next to each other and stopped by to chat about grandchildren and golf and chatter. a reporter on the scene from a television station in phoenix says, that's not what happened at all. here the a report last night on "o'reilly." >> he and his entourage were running late. they make the decision, the former president's team, they wait for her to land. she arrives. some people step off her plane. the former president steps into her plane. they speak for 30 minutes privately. the fbi there on the tarmac
instructing everybody around, no photos. no pictures. no cell phones. the attorney general, as a matter of fact, she said shepla. i've reached out to several sources, with intimate knowledge of his movement, they work with dignitaries when they come into phoenix, not one so far are saying he played golf. not saying he didn't play golf, i'm saying i have yet to confirm that he played golf. >> just a random meeting between two people, this wasn't planned. and we are learning this morning in a fox news alert that attorney general loretta lynch plans to announce this morning she's going to accept whatever recommendation comes from the fbi director, and prosecutors there, on whether the charges relating to hillary clinton's personal e-mail server. she's going to defer to the fbi. now, there's some history here. >> this is a big deal. now, the fbi did not, of course, recommend, you remember, in the case of david petraeus, recommended felony charges.
the just it department did not take them up on it. no matter what happens, rest assured no political interference, if you trust the fbi and director comey. most do, and om news for hillary clinton, because it means whatever they say is going to happen. >> saying, hey, obviously, i'm friends with the clintons and don't want to be responsible for this? whatever the fbi finds, i'm going with that. combsy responsible and she's not. >> when democrats come out and say this meeting twbetween the attorney general and the former president was a bad idea, with a suspect, a bad idea. no choice. but good for us. you don't want the justice system itself to be in doubt in the minds of the public. >> she almost had to do that after that meeting on the tarmac. >> yes. >> i agree. meanwhile, question this morning. if you've been on be website, it's meaty. a lot to get into on this fourth of july weekend. this stands out.
asked of registered voters, are you proud of the country today. look at that. yes, 50%. back in 2011, 69%. >> maybe people are saying, half the people saying, i'm not proud of maybe the direction of the country? i think everyone, or the majority of americans, should be proud to be here. i think maybe the 50% that aren't happy, it's because they aren't happy with the direction. wouldn't you say? >> that's right. but among people who chose to become americans, who moved here for the opportunity, bought into the american way of life and idea behind america and became citizens, most are pretty happy. exhibit a, stewart barney. >> see the smile? >> that's an amazing story. >> yes. i chose this. okay? i could have not chosen it, but i deliberately chose to become an american citizen. >> why did you decide to do that? >> despite what you may have read and seen in the liberal establishment media, america is actually a very warm, generous and welcoming society. can you just think about this for a second? here i am.
i've got an obvious foreign accent and i'm on national television telling you, the locals, you, the natives, what's going on in your country. do you think if i was in germany speaking german with an american accent, i could get on the national news? there is no way on god's green earth i would be accepted in overseas places the way i'm accepted in the united states. >> so warmly and generously. >> when you hear the president suggest that america's middle class is hostile to people who are different what do you say to that? >> utter nonsense. i have personally felt the warm embrace of america's middle class, american people in general. when i became an american citizen, it was last november. okay? i was in a room with 80 odd other people. there i am. big smile. okay? 80 other people from all around the world. 33 different countries. we all raised our hand and swore allegiance to the united of america. there wasn't a dry eye in the place. every single one of those people wanted tothere. chose to be there.
>> talk about the middle class getting squeezed, and a lot of business owners, small business owners, scared today. july 1st, min mumm wage hike goes into effect in 15 states across the country. small businesses, talked to an owner who owns five subway restaurants. he said i'm going to have to shut down a couple of my restaurants, shut them down only bricking about 7% return on investment and will have to shut it down. this is what's happening. >> it's a tragedy. in 15 city, 5 different states, the new higher minimum wage goes into effect today, as july the 1st. the results of this will not be good. first of all, fewer jobs. have you been into a lot of restaurants recently? you order on a tablet. you don't use wait staff any longer. entry level positions wiped out. go to, say $15 an hour. that's $30,000 a year for standard workweek. entry level positions disappear. we will never know the names of those people who will not get a
job at an entry level position because of these higher minimum wages and basically it's politicians trying to wager higher rates. vote for me and you'll get a higher wage rate. >> devil's advocate. doesn't that weed out the bad people and keep got in here? >> i think wages should be set by the marketplace. what is the supply of labor at this price? if you have an adequate supply of labor that that price, wages stay stactic. we have that at that entry level position. a shortage of people will be to work at $7 or $8, wages go up. that's the way the market works and supposed to work. when you start sledge slating. a politician says, vote for me, look what i will give you that is not good news for the economy or all individuals. >> care about wages but flood the market with low-end labor. >> 11 million illegals? that's a lot of labor to compete
with native-born labor. >> thank you, stuart. >> but it's great to be here, by the way. >> one of my favorite americans. >> thank you very much. >> thank you, sir. still ahead, feds are required by law to release the 911 calls from the orlando terror attack. what happened when a florida reporter asked to see the tapes? watch this. >> why won't they release the mateen phone call? why can't we get an explanation about that? >> we're not going -- >> doesn't the public have a right to know why they're money's being spent like that, sir? >> yep. walked away in silence. the reporter that dared to ask that question joins us next. and donald trump narrowed down his veep list once again and formally vetting one candidate. we're going to tell you who that is. goodbye icky sunscreen.
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public. a lot of public money spent on this lawsuit. we already know the information is out there. why won't they release the mateen phone call? why can't we get an explanation about that? >> we're not -- >> doesn't the public have a right to know why their money's being spent like that, sir? >> asking that question, investigative producer sean laven from orlando along with former fbi special investigators founder of the jenkins group. welcome to you both. appreciate it. explain the context there. you asked a pretty simple question, why won't you release this tape and if neglect they just ignored you and walked away. >> yeah, tucker. i've been working here at news 6 for a long time, asking tough questions a long time and have never seen a federal official yanked out of the room like that when asking a simple question, why won't they release the audioof omar mateen in has club? what are they afraid of letting us hear? we don't understand the reason
they won't let us hear that when they already released a transcript and we know what he said. >> a >> a redacted transcript. what could possibly be the reason behind refusing to release this? >> it's still an ongoing, pending, criminal investigation that the fbi is the lead agency. look, it's the second worst terror attack on u.s. soil since our existens, and under the freedom of information act, section 7, paragraph a, there is an exemption for ongoing crim-in-law investigations. the florida sunshine law has that same exemption status for those, for, exemptions for the crim na invessel gatien. >> i get it. stop you there. i've seen a lot of abuses by the ongoing investigation. how would the investigation be compromiseed by releasing these tapes, specifically? >> here you go, tucker.
this has always been fbi policy. where we're getting murky and where the optics have gotten off is because loretta lynch went ahead and said on june 19th on the sunday talk shows, hey, we're going to release the 911 calls. when they did the redaction it made it look bad. from an fbi standpoint i'd like to delineate, fbi slrs department of justice and loretta lynch. fbi has always gone this route. it's a slippery slope. once it's the 911 and then the negotiation talks, it just continues and the fbi needs to have that investigation be up impeded. >> the letter the fbi sent to the orlando police department. quoting, to the extend your agency is obligated to respond to a request under florida -- we request you withhold the records. so, sean, why didn't they just say that to you? why -- i mean, the guy basically
gave you the finger and walked away. why not explain why this is pertinent and needs to be withheld from the public. according to our attorneys that letter is incorrect, a violation of the law and we've dealt with this during the george zimmerman case. the special prosecutor said don't release the records, can't do that and the courts in florida already ruled, another agency can't tell the local police not to release public records. if the fbi is going to defy florida law, that's scary. if they don't want florida law to be followed they need to change the law. they can't tell police, break the law. don't release the record. the federal law, that's different. might have xemps there. in florida, time and time again, records released. they don't want it held in state court and yuanked it out to federal court. they don't want the judges to rule. >> gentlemen, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> thanks.
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jrnlgs welcome back. time for news by the numbers. how many people stopped using obama care just this year alone. a nearly 13% drop from people who initially signed up. that's the applause out on our plaza this morning. they're big obama care supporters, as you can tell. 2,300. how many syrian refugees were accepted into the united states last month. the total number of syrian refugees now soaring past 5,000
for the year. that raises new security questions about terrorists? and 23, your final number, just 23 of this country's top 76 schools require history majors to study the history of the united states. news by the numbers. ♪ need to find a little middle ground between settling down ♪ you know this billboard chart topper for his number one hits. "ladies love country boys." yes, we do. and honky-tonk badonkadonk and a brand new single called "let" available on itunes. and joining us, country star the great trace adkins. i've been wanting to ask, is it true, have you proven the ladies love country boys? >> that has been proven. yes, that has been proven. not by me, but it's just --
>> you're right on that. >> that is scientific fact. it is true. >> you just completed another uso tour. amazing. so 11,000 servicemen, part of a year-long celebration in honor of the uso's 75th anniversary, and we have pictures of you in germany in kuwait. you with the troops and of course the air force. why do you do it? >> because we have men and women deployed, and it's a very simple answer. long as they're deployed we'll keep going osier and performing for them. we were in kuwait a couple years ago. i went onstage, it was 113 degrees. the hottest i ever -- i thought i was going to die. >> no air condition units? >> i can't sing at 113 degrees, but you look out there. they're all in fatigues, and so -- yeah. let's go ahead and see if we can get through this. >> what's your message to the troops? because it is fourth of july weekend? >> we miss you. that's what i try to tell them every time i go over there.
we haven't forgotten about you. we miss you, and, you know, hurry home. [ applause ] . >> how are your girls doing? >> all good. >> how many daughters do you have? >> five daughters. >> and grandkids? >> three grandkids. >> and you got your boys? >> two grandsons, yes. >> great. how are they all doing? >> great. >> has your voice always been like that? i want you to leave a message on my answer machine. >> that would be terrifying. my words sounded like this. i remember i was about 13, 14, and answering the phone at home and somebody would say, mr. adkins, i got the biggest kick out of it. thought i was my dad, so -- >> i have to ask you a political question. you upon the first all-star season of donald trump "celebrity apprentice," and raised $500,000, went to the american red cross. ever think -- >> i think $1.5. >> $1.5 million.
much bigger. >> and the trump was -- >> it says it on the card right here. >> the numbers thing. >> says it on the card right here. good point, trace. a good raised $10 for the american red cross. >> i did. >> could have done better. >> and could have done better than that. ever think you'd see donald trump as the presumptive nominee? >> i didn't think he'd run. i've been wrong all through this thing. you think trump's going to run. he's not going to run. i've been wrong at every turn. >> so have we and we're paid to be right. >> you are. i know. failing miserably. >> at every turn. >> every turn. >> it's true you lost your pinky? >> they sewed it back on. it just doesn't work anymore. >> i want to hear that story later in the show. coming up, what makes you proud to be an american? you've been sending us your photos.
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♪ american made i got an american car ♪ i got american faith ♪ >> we love you, too. and asking all morning long what makes you a proud american using the #proudamerican. sending in viewer pictures. this one, army sergeant. look at this beautiful photo. >> great. thank you so much for serving our country.
>> and marine and his son sent this in. >> wow. that's great. and then this dog loves being a "fur american" says his owner jackie. look how cute, you guys? can you see the mont jitormonit? >> great american dogs. >> thank you for sending those in. talk about showing american pride year after year, the organization folds of honor, great organization, going above and beyond to help families of our fallen heroes. abby huntsman is down on the plaza with how you can help at home. >> hey, ainsley. so right. an amazing organization. giving education to military families, and i'm here with sarah white, obviously passionate about this organization, but it's changed your life. tell us about it. >> it has. so i worked for the foundation now full-time as a regional development officer, but i actually received a scholarship myself. so my dad was an f-15 fighter pilot in the air force and in 1995, easter weekend, he went
out for a routine flight check often the coast of north carolina. something happened that day, and they were forced to eject. the front seater actually survived, but our family unfortunately received that fateful knock at the door the next morning. >> how old were you then? >> i was 6 years old. so i remember at the time, of course, you know, experiencing loss for the first time and just thinking that he'd never be here to celebrate a birthday with me, and the all of that kind of stuff, and my priorities have changed, but there's not a day that goes by that we don't think about him and miss him. >> he'd be so proud of you. graduating a few years ago from auburn, university. >> i did, yes. received a scholarship while there and it meant the world. >> what would you tell your dad if he were alive today? what would you want him to know? >> just that i miss him, and i think most of all i just want him to be here to meet all of the people in my life now so they could have an opportunity
to meet the amazing and incredible man he was. >> and you're working for folds of honor. a big weekend for the birthday of the nation trying to raise money. all you have to do is drink a can of budweiser. not a tough thing to do here. there's going to be a big concert in fort bragg. i think 40,000 military families, but everyone should donate to this. >> yes. absolutely. so americans can do their part, like you said, by drinking a cold can or bottle of america this weekend and a portion of the proceeds go back to folds of honor. budweiser is a huge supporter of ours for the past five years. >> wonderful. chris stapleton there to perform. an amazing event. and the first mlb game on a military base. >> yes. >> and first time a national. can't wait. back to you. >> all right, abby. thank you.
looking forward to that. headlines we're following for you are at this hour -- ishs donald trump's presidential ticket taking shape with the finalists just revealed. new jersey governor chris christie and former house speaker newt gingrich said to be topping that list. other big names include senators bob corker and jeff sessions along with indiana governor mike pence. trump is expected to meet next week. and going back to where their came from. 24 illegal tried making it to u.s. soil but only made it to a 100-foot lighthouse in the florida keys. they were taken into custody and after a long league fight lasting weeks the federal judge finally decided their fate. some sent to cuba, others sent to gitmo. the pentagon is, and defense
department saying they won't have to pay any of in back. it began with a clerical error boosting pay by 25%. relief for squad numbers but not for one who committed suicide after being told he owed back more than $136,000. "the full monty" hits broadway. screaming about donald trump blowing kisses and spitting at cops shuts down times square. the 21-year-old hour-long peep show ended when officers started moving in, jumping 20 feet to the ground missing a giant air bag and breaking his arm. not sure why he was acting oh strangely. according to the "new york post" he used to work at the u.s. office of drug and crime. a look at your headlines. back to you and maria and your forecast? >> yes, another day in nyc in times square. talk about the weather, because in places like new york city
today, you are expecting a threat for showers and even some thunderstorms that could roll through, and a concern with these storms is that they could even bring isolated severe weather in the form of damaging winds, large hail, potentially even an isolated tornado can't be ruled out, and the threat for that in place across the central plains not only today but even into tomorrow. because you are looking at multiple days of storms rolling through portions of the central plains you have the concern for flash flooding, as much as four to even six inches of rainfall could come down there across portions of kansas, also into missouri. something to watch out for. otherwise, quickly we want to talk about your fourth of july forecast. it's going to be a scorcher across portions of the southern plains with some cities expecting temperatures into the triple digits, like in dallas, out west, still no rain from california to washington state. a lot of sunshine and temperatures near average. now let's head back inside. >> a lot of red on that map. >> thanks, march. >> the great maria molina.
and a meeting between loretta lynch and bill clinton was a huge mistake. >> you don't have to have a written rule to have them in effect. >> oh, but they didn't want you to know about it. so -- did lynch cross the line? peter johnson jr. is getting opinions on the plaza necessaxt. having barbecue. he survived five years at a vietnam p.o.w. and turning his horrific ordeal into some positive for the next generation. we'll gore to introduce you to the general. nexium 24 hour introduces new, easy-to-swallow tablets. so now, there are more ways, for more people...
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headlines for you. entertainment edition. first up, famous chef won't let trump dine in his restaurants while there for the rnc, he says. >> is the continue donald going up? >> not a chance i'd let him into one of my restaurants. >> come on! >> this isn't a democratic/republican thing. trust me. just that he creeps me out. >> so in a violation of civil rights act, simon says tramp is b -- trump is banned from his restaurant and he's not a fan. and taking aim at hollywood's a-listers saying jo jo and george clooney and making mariska's cry what that is and if you read it in the past years, ainsley? >> thank you, tucker. here with peter johnson jr. and all the fabulous fox fans
out here on the plaza. we are talking about loretta lynch meeting with bill clinton on the, their private planes on the tarmac in phoenix and breaking it down. she's going buy twith the fbi. let them make the decision and she's out of it. >> democrats and republicans getting tired of it. what is bill clinton doing on the plane with attorney general lynch when there's an investigation going on into benghazi, e-mail, clinton foundation and the server in bill clinton's house? we want to know what america thinks, and what all of our friends here think this morning. james, what do you think about this? should she step out now? she has said that she's going to take, based on this furor, take the recommendation of the fbi and the prosecutors below her, but is that enough? does this sound like it's kind of henke? >> i don't think it is enough. if the fbi will just do their job and find out what's going on
there, go with that, but why is she trying to cover or get mixed into this altogether? i don't know. >> do you folks agree with this man? okay. >> tell me your name. >> hi. i'm robbi. >> from -- >> bloomington, illinois. >> what do you think about all this? >> the timing is very questionable and should always take the high ground and when there's ever a question step away and let someone else take over. >> how about you? tell me your name. >> john. >> where you from? >> from new york. >> what do you think? >> i believe the fix is in. and i have a problem with this. i don't believe the attorney general's story at all. i think it comes from higher than the attorney general. i think it comes right from the top and the fact now that the fbi even says they're going to delay their recommendation until amp the elections is very troubling. most americans would have already been in jail. >> this is a big, big question. on sean hannity's question and got so much e-mail because i took a little different approach. dow jon
attorney general lynch is one of the great prosecutors, put people in jail for 30 years. i think she got put in a bad spot but a lot of americans are saying this looks really bad and i think she's responding, i'm going to step out. folks like james saying, well, it's really not enough. >> it's not a coincidence she's stepping away? you think she had to do this? >> she did. calm the political fury. in this country we need, confidence,in our justice syste. if we don't have confidence in the attorney general we say, god, who can we have confidence in? in a real big pickle. seems to me that we're going to have a decision real soon. the other piece of it is, was it a coincidence yesterday that the department of justice and the department of state said for two years we will not produce the e-mails of hillary clinton's top four aides. >> we need 27 more moss. you know what that means? she'll be in office almost two years before we see the e-mails. >> some are connecting the dots.
the president pleats with attorney general lynch on the plane, next day, government says we can't turn over these thousands of e-mails. does that sound strange? >> hmm. so is this fair? anyone else want to comment? >> what do you say. good morning. >> it's not fair. >> why? >> the clintons are like teflon. nothing touches them. it's disgusting. >> feel like they're above the law? >> they are way above the law. i am so tired of it. just beyond? >> who are you voting for? >> for trump. >> why? >> because trump is a businessman. trump -- we need trump. trump is america. we need -- bloomberg took over new york. when new york was pretty bad. and bloomberg did a good job, was a businessman. we need a businessman to take over. trump. >> your name? >> joann. >> thank you all for being here. hand it to you, tucker, in the studio. >> thanks, ainsley. coming up, he spent five years at the p.o.w. in north vietnam after his plane was shot down. coming up next, colonel lee ellis sharing his message with
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now retired air force colonel lee ellis is passing on what he knows to the next generation. next book "engage with honor: building courageous accountability" hitting stores this september. pea o pre-order it now. colonel, nice to see you this morning. >> good morning. good to be back with you. >> great to have you back here on the show. those five years obviously changed your life. what happened to you, and what did you witness during those years that compelled you these many years later to write this book? >> well, i was a young fighter pilot in vietnam. my airplane was shot down over enemy territory. i was captured immediately, taken to hanoi and spent 5 1/2 years in the hanoi hilton and surrounding camps. the thing i learned being the youngest guy and junior ranking guy, i served under some fantastic leaders and i saw character, courage and commitment. so committed to doing their
duty, being good americans and living and leading honorably and under the most difficult circumstances where they were tortured and beaten, and the most often, and the most horribly, and yet they continued to lead and stuck with the principles that they believed in about honor, and so our whole message of mission, vision and values was boiled down into return with honor. we wanted desperately to go home, but with honor. the example that i saw and that made me want to be that kind of leader and to realize the power of that kind of a leader to build a culture for success. >> unbelievable. under those circumstances, still committed to the training you were given. character, courage, commitment. >> yes. >> takes through these three cs you write about in the book. take us through character. >> well, character. we all think and say we have good character. ask an audience, everybody would raise they're hand saying, yes, i have good character. that's our goal.
the reality is, that's not easy. it's very difficult, because every day as a business person, as a schoolteacher, whatever, we face many difficult decisions. we look at the school superintendent in chicago that's going to jail for financial bribery or whatever you want to call it, kickbacks. we had schoolteachers in atlanta. we have business people, everywhere, we see issues with volkswagen and character issues. we all have to work to guard our character, but the real thing we need is the courage to carry us through, because when our doubts and fears take over, our character starts to waver. >> and character is your second c. look, we're all ruled by fear. the things we make from mistakes traces back to fear. >> they really do. i think courage is, actually, almost a decision, based upon your principles and values and your passion. you have to reach back and say, who am i? what do i stand for? what are the principles i
believe in? and now, how can i engage them? you know, sometimes i'll be making a decision and i'll keep putting it off. lee, why are you putting it off? what are you afraid of? and sit down, think it through. there is something holding me back. it's fear and doubt. okay. you've got to come up with a plan and go execute it to do the right thing. you don't want to do a knee-jerk, just go and do the right thing in a proper, respectful way. and when you do that, you always come out ahead, but you have to have that willingness to move forward into your fear. >> and one of the things you do is talk to a lot of the younger generation. one of the things maybe they got a bad rap about, millennials, start something, stop something. third c. talking to young people, how do you talk about commitment? >> staying the course. success in history, one of the key things is passion, the other is commitment and staying with it. just don't quit. you can't be someone who won't
quit. they keep coming at you and coming at you. i like to think of that in my own mind. i had a picture recently of a cogwheel that keeps turning and turning, and if you keep turning long enough you'll be successful. think about an olympic athlete getting in the pool and keep working, working, whether you're a pianist, world-class pianist, diver, swimmer, business person, it takes those thousands of hours. you have to stay with it. especially with your character. you just have to remind yourself who you are, what you stand for and keep going. we have an honor code, seven articles that we provide our clients and it's free online, that seven things about, tells truth, keep your promises, be accountable, be responsible. just some simple things, but they're very hard to do and you just have to keep reminding yourself, stay the course. >> i love it. colonel lee ellis. appreciate you join us on this fourth of july weekend.
thank you for your service to this country. >> thank you. and thank you to all of our men and women who engaged with honor and doing it today and providing us freedom. freedom is so important. i know what it's like to not have freedom, and i'll tell you, i enjoy it every day and thank our people in uniform who help provide that. i have asthma...
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it's #proudamerican. post those on our social media site. you would call them sites? >> something like that. >> over to heather for headlines. good morning to you and to everyone at home. beginning with a fox news alert at this hour. 11 more terrorist itarroristed connection to the ataturk airport. this comes a day after 13 others were hunted down by police in a series of dramatic raids through istanbul. overnight, a chilling picture showing the cold-blooded killers smiling before their deadly rampage. wearing heavy winter clothing to hide weapons and bombs. this graphic new video showing an officer coming face-to-face with one of the terrorists, cornered in the terminal, the officer has nowhere to run as the gunman pulls the trigger shooting him multiple times at point-blank range. and a isis one armed emerged
as the master in mind. and an 8-year-old boy fighting for his life after he nearly drowned on a cruise ship pool. "the anthem of the seas" cruise line forced to turn back after the boy was found in the pool. he spent 18 minutes without oxygen. the medical team for royal caribbean doing everything they could onboard. he was medevac'd to a hospital and the ship iso sea. and new jersey governor chris christie and former speaker of the house newt gingrich said to be topping the veep list for donald trump. cristie is being vetted. trump is expected to meet with senate republicans next week. and 15 cities have raised the minimum wage.
they did that today. the move expected to put a big burden on businesses. many saying this could threaten jobs, and force employers to cut hours. we talked with stewart barney, host of barney and company about this earlier. >> entry-level positions are going to be wiped out. you go to, say, $15 an hour, that's $30,000 a year for standard work. entry-level positions disappear. >> saying that wages could be set by the marketplace, or should be set by the marketplace, not politicians. those are a look at your headlines. back to you. >> thank you. speaking of politicians this morning. >> yeah. >> all the discussion this morning on what is going to happen with loretta lynch? will she recuse herself after she met on that tarmac buy bill clinton at sky harbor airport in phoenix. new details about all of this this morning, though. >> kind of disrecuse herself. we'll talk about that. first, we want to play for you the guy who broke the story. he's a local news reporter, and
he is saying, we don't know all the details. remember, they wanted you to believe they just happened to be on the tarmac at the same time. said, oh, bill clinton the here. go over, say hello. that doesn't seem to be the case. take a listen to what he said last night on fox. >> she, as a matter of fact, landed on time. he and his entourage was running late according to my sources. they then make the decision, they meaning the former president's team, make the decision, wait for her to land. she arrives. people step off plane. the former president steps into her plane. they speak 30 minutes privately. the fbi there on the tarmac instructing everybody around no photos. no pictures. no cell phones. the attorney general, as a matter of fact, said she talked about him playing golf. at this very moment as i'm talking to you, i've reached out to several sources with intimate knowledge of his movements because they work with the dignitaries when they come into phoenix. not one said he played golf. i'm not saying he didn't play golf, saying i have yet to
confirm that he played golf. >> immediate outrage from both sides, by the way, over this. clearly the former president trying to influence the outcome of the criminal investigation into his wife. even democrats saying this was a bad idea for him to meet with loretta lynch. the breaking news part of it, now the attorney general is saying this morning she will take whatever recommendation the fbi gives her whether or not to indict the former secretary of state and democratic nominee hillary clinton. so here's the bottom line. by trying to "help his wife" bill clinton has hurt her yet again. >> good point. >> not for the first time. >> right. >> he's ensured the fbi, probably the most independent branch of the obama administration is making this decision. bad news for hillary, good for america and bill clinton did it. >> historical context. general petraeus, when the fbi recommended indictment for david petraeus, the attorney general's office decided to, we're going to go it alone. do our own thing here. this case, turning over the reins to james comey, director
of the fbi. >> it's off her hands. >> right. >> i have to say, hats off to her for doing it. it's the right thing to do. she is essentially recusing herself from it. >> how would you like to be hillary this morning? all of a sudden no way the obama justice department will indict the democratic nominee. fair, but a sad, but we assumed it. it's corrupt. now it's up to director comey. i wouldn't want to be hillary this morning. >> and joining us this morning, your reaction, first of all, to this breaking news, loretta lynch turning over the reins to the fbi? >> bill clinton has to have known the impact if he got on that plane. i don't understand it but once again, as tucker said, it's like, sabotage, something about him that even though he says and works so hard for his wife on those key moments he seems to do her so much damage, and the fbi is absolutely accountable and responsible, and if loretta lynch really holds true to what she just said i have to take
back everything i've said on "fox & friends." i actually do believe, if this is true, she will be indicted. >> wow. >> how do we know that hillary clinton didn't send her husband on the plane and stopped there on the tarmac, he was late, she was waiting on him. how do we know this wasn't her idea? >> she knows better. too smart for this. too smart, too political, understands what conflict of interests look like. when you've got david axelrod, the president's chief political adviser saying how dumb this is, she knows better. she never would have done that. >> this is like the fifth time bill clinton has sabotaged his wife's political career. i'm not a shrink and not going to pretend to be one on television, but something's going on beneath the surface. no possibility this is accidental. come on? >> i've stid estudied this, pary profession and what my ph.d. is in. one has to wonder what's going on in bill clinton's mind right now and what's going on in hillary clinton's household
right now. >> we want to dive into the new ads. seeing them now, popping up all over the place. the latest clinton and trump ads. look at this first one here and get you to tell us about what we are seeing. take a look. a lot of people say they're not going to vote this november. because their candidate didn't win. well, i know other people who won'ting voting this year either. hillary as president -- no thanks. i served in benghazi. my friends didn't make it. they did their part. do yours. >> wow. powerful. >> that is powerful. >> it's powerful, but i want to point something out to you, that the people saying they're not voting because their candidate didn't win is targeted at republican voters with questions about donald trump and i have to wonder, we're already in july. why would you target them? why wouldn't you be going after independents and unaffiliated
voters? it says to me that the trump people still believe, those supporting him, still believe there are issues on their side of the aisle and they haven't moved over to those in the center. >> hmm. yeah. look at another ad. this is clinton on greater fathers ad. >> you know, you could see there was blood coming out of her ad. blood coming out of her -- wherever. >> do you like girls that are 5'1", come up to you, you know, where? a pretty picture. >> hmm. now, i want to be critical about that one, too. you really want the impact, show the person saying it. i get the idea they're playing with their daughter and how significant the comment is, but i'm sorry. in the work we've done for the last 25 years, ads that have the person, actually visualize them saying it, are much more powerful than those that try to be a little artsy with the message. >> huh. the message itself, that trump
is just too personally appalls to vote for, is that working? >> it's not working, if he's only four or five points behind. >> right. >> look, trump's got a challenge here. a higher negative than hillary clinton does. he also, we saw with brexit harks a path to the election. this guy actually can win, even with the comments he'd made. >> that's right. >> but he's going to have to be much more focused on policy and not just on personality. if he waurchts nts to get over finish line. >> are you seeing that more. >> yes. he's not on a teleprompter hurts. he's talking about issues people want to talk about. he is the megaphone for anger and much more effective being disciplined. i'm watching for his speech. that will be the most important speech of the campaign, his convention speech. if he hits that out of the park, he would kwell be the next president. >> see you there. frank, thanks. up next, democrats held a
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in hopes they protect me, you didn't and now are blaming me as a gun owner for america being dangerous. seems like a shifting of blame from the government from you to the rest of us ordinary law-abiding americans. can you see why that would be frustrating? >> first of all, i don't think anyone's blaming -- the point is we want to keep guns out of the hands of people who shouldn't have them. you said in your opening i was coming on because i don't think people should have a gun. unless your entire viewing audience is on the terror list that's not true. two bill, university background checks and making sure people on the terror watch list can't buy a gun. overwhelmingly supported by the american people, common sense, having background checks for the wrong people not permitted to have a gun don't buy one and people do takerous to be on an airplane can't go into a gun store and bay gun. those are common sense a sposupd by 85% and more of the american
public. >> a lot more is going on. >> hold. . we're asking, bring those two bills to the floor. common sense. the american people support them. we went to the floor without demanding a vote on two bills. there are 200 bills. >> i watched the whole thing unfold. >> we want congress to respond to the demands of the american people who want action on those two bills. >> and neither one of those, you well know, would have prevented the shootings in orlando. >> that's not the point, tucker. >> what is the point? >> we can't pass a single bill that's going to stop all gun violence but pass a package of bills. >> i get it, congressman. okay. name one you were behind. the assault weapons ban of 2015. just last year. explain in pacific term bice an assault rifle is different from a semiautomatic deer rifle? that's the difference? >> of course, an assault rifle is designed to kill or discharge as many bullets as quickly as possible. they are weapons of war. designed for use on the combat
fields, and the reality is -- >> what's the difference? >> not a single one of the 25 deadliest mass shootings in the country occurred while the assault weapons ban was in place. >> you haven't answered my question. do you know the physical differences? why is -- >> of course. >> why is an ar-15 more dangerous -- >> barrel strap, a stock -- >> how is a barrel strap making it -- >> military characteristics taken together with the semiautomatic features. >> if i could ask, how does a barrel strap make a wep's moapo dangerous. >> describe what an assault rifle is, is included in the legislation. that worked. not a single one of the 25 deadliest -- >> banning weapons you don't understand -- sounds like that. >> no. i do understand. >> how's a barrel strap make a gun more dangerous? >> the definition of assault weapon is included in the statute that lists seven
military characteristics, a semiautomatic weapon or detachable magazine with one of those characteristics. that's the definition. >> that's time. you know we should continue this conversation and perhaps you can be more precise. >> i'm happy to come back. >> i'm sure you would. good to see you this morning, congressman.
and welcome back. did you see that crazy handshake with the world leaders president obama and prime minister of canada? look at your screen now. a weird moment up in canada the other day when canadian prime minister did a weird hand movement and threw everyone off and they couldn't exactly figure how to make it all happen. the worst handshake in history. rachel, communications and relationship expert here to show great etiquette tips.
nice to see you g. to see you. >> did i do that properly? >> you did. did a great entry. >> can i shake your hand? big, firm. did it accurately. >> a little crushing this time. >> whoa. go easy on her. >> what's the best way to do this? you say respect the moment. how do you respect the moment? >> something you have to actually respect the person you're having that agreement or greeting with, or that reference for. instead of making it a free for all, respecting the moment. >> what about eye contact? that's an important one, right? >> yes. >> what i can't stand, someone shakes your hand but are busy doing something else.rachel, wh doing? >> so important to show respect to that person and in any case people will judge you whether or not you're giving eye contact during that conversation. understand it's something that connects the two of you. you're having a moment, whether you want it or not a. gentleman here, what's your name? >> chuck. >> now, chuck, your handshake
was a little too firm. >> sorry. >> you might have hurt rachel's hand a little bit. >> ow! >> you say firm, not too firm. >> we don't want bone crushing. make sure it's a firm handshake, because no one wants a limp handshake and you don't want it to be overzealous. >> justin trudeau, went with the wrong hand altogether. threw the whole mess. comes over the top, president obama doesn't know where to go, the mexican leader doesn't know what to do. >> i say, group hug. >> right. would it be inappropriate? see, look at this here again. he doesn't know what to do. wait a second. where's my hand go? thank goodness no one was holding a cup of coffee. is it president toll do a fist pump? >> probe not. doing by etiquette rules, but i'm not opposed. >> fist pump for leaders? >> negative. >> negative. >> blow it up a bit.
>> sure. try that. tucker, back to you. >> morris, a good man, titan and patriot. coming up, the bill clinton and loretta lynch -- judge jeanine is here to explain it all to us. and an american college is giving a massive discount to mexican citizens. u.s. citizens, meanwhile, the ones paying for the college, you're stuck with full price. first, more from trace adkins. here's "you're going to miss this." ♪ complaining saying i can't wait to try ♪ sit down make my own money and i'll make my own home ♪ you wanna see something intense?
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>> amanda sent this photo of her family including her husband serving the country nine years. >> wow. >> and stephanie sends this picture of her dad russell when he was serving in the navy. she says she'd a proud american because he stepped up to ensure our freedom. >> a beautiful picture, with the american flag. bring in judge jeanine on this fourth of july weekend. nice to see you. >> good morning. >> breaking news to get to this morning, because attorney general loretta lynch is apparently going to be, well, we want to hear your analysis of this. is she, in fact, recusing herself? basically going to defer to fbi director james comey whether or not to hand down charges in this case on this e-mail server scandal in hillary clinton's case. is she recusing herself? saying that word a lot. does that mean she's stepping aside or not? >> no, she's not stepping aside from it and i want to read. says she is accepting the determinations and findings of career prosecutors and lawyers
as well as fbi investigators and director comey. >> ah. >> that means she is accepting their determination. she is not deferring the decision to them. she is not recusing herself which is something she should have done under rule 14 of the justice department ethics code. this woman is the chief law enforcement officer in the country, the only woman who can give access to the grand jury to the prosecutors. works for someone who already endorsed hillary clinton and is about to campaign with hillary clinton. the president has also said that state secrets are never in jeopardy as a result of hillary clinton's e-mail. what do you have here? all of the crumbs leading to the fact that hillary clinton will not be indicted. and the chutzpah of bill clinton going on her plane and of her allowing bill clinton on her plane when they have an obligation to avoid even the
appearance of impropriety. understand, guys, i was a d.a. did this 30 years. someone who was the spouse of a target in a criminal investigation said i want to see d.a. jeanine pirro, my body guards, my staff, would have stopped that person at the door. and i would have known enough to say, you know what? you may be a friend, and you may want to talk about your grandchild, radio it? but you're not coming on this plane. >> to be sure, i want to be sure of what you're saying. you're saying if the fbi were to recommend to the justice department indictment of hillary clinton under the standard that the attorney general just set down, she could still refuse to indict? >> look, this happens every day. prosecutors say to cops, fbi, the cops, loretta lynch, d.a. i say, look, looks like you have a prima facie case that might be good but i can't prove it beyond a reasonable doubt but will tell you my theory. the reason she will not be indicted is because her first witness as a defendant in a
criminal case is the president of the united states. why? because hillary clinton e-mailed president barack obama. he knew that she had a private e-mail server, that clinton e-mail.com and is complicit, and they will not allow a constitutional crisis where the president of the united states knew about the risking of security of the united states and that's why he's endorsed her, why he's said nothing's happened, and she threw a shot across the bow a couple weeks ago when she said, everyone knew about my e-mail situation. everyone in washington knew. translation, mr. president, this ain't happening, because you're my first witness. well, i'm a prosecutor, this is what i do. >> i totally missed that and am impressed. >> we missed what you were saying. reading the language of loretta lynch's statement. >> it's a charade, a dance.
it is prfrustrating, pulling thr hair out, what she did do, she unleashed, with this -- you know, somewhat ambiguous statement, she will further clarify in aspen in a few hours, she unleashed the fbi and basically said, you guys can criticize me, because i kind of said i'm going to accept your determination. they're going to come out of the woodwork now and go after her. >> we've been reading this, then, in reverse? >> yes. >> this is the first sign, then, we're not going to see an indictment handed down for hillary clinton? >> well, what she's saying is, look, we were honest. take us as your word. really? you're going to take hillary clinton, bill clinton at their word? what she's saying is, look, i am going to accept their determination of, oh, sure, she is. every cop who brings me a case i go, i'm going to accept your police report, but i decide whether or not i take it to a grand jury. >> you've been doing this 30 years. why did bill clinton meet with her on that tarmac and why were
we kept in the dark about it? >> the reason he did it, is because he could. the reason they it is because this is a guy. look, he flew around with jeffrey epstein the pedophile 26 times with all of these bimbos on the plane, and he thinks that, you know, he's free. but here's an issue -- will bill clinton be a potential target of the clinton foundation raising money from foreign governments while his wife is secretary of state? classic pay to play. and, you know, there's so many layers to this. it's disappointing. how's that? >> that's the summation? m >> mom, are you watching this? i'm a lady. it's disappointing. >> the great judge jeanine pirro. >> watch my show. saturday, 9:00. >> right here. >> let us know how you really feel. thank you. breaking right now, nearly 1,000 cooks, housekeepers,
bellmen and servers just walked off the job at trump taj mashha in new jersey. picket line going on now and the crowd is growing by the minute, we're told. they're mad they haven't had health insurance, and lost pension benefits two years ago following bankruptcy. donald trump started the casino, but no longer owns it. ted cruz clashing with the department of homeland security standing up to be assault on civil liberties. as a former gop presidential candidate grilling secretary jeh johnson about his lack of an investigation into recent claims that words like jihad and islam were scrubbed for terror reports. >> i was at the -- >> i have no idea. >> would it concern you if it was accurate? >> senator, i find this debate interesting. >> the title willful blindness
and your testimony to this full committee is now you have no idea and apparently have no intention of finding out? >> cruz acruising johnson of ignoring the facts that may have helped prevent attacks in orlando and san bernardino. and turning south of the border to fix attendance problem giving mexican students a massive discounty. mexican students only have to pay about $4,000 a year for tuition. u.s. taxpayers have to shell out more than 10 grand. attorney and immigration activist francisco hernandez says if the american students don't like it, they can go someplace el. >> subsidized by american tax players, giving discounts to a country that's not paid anything in the university and sdrimen in aer to discriminatory to the american citizens. >> it's not discriminatory. we don't have to go there if we
don't like it. it's that simple. >> hmm. a look at headlines. now back outside where all the fun is going on with ainsley. >> we have great things to talk about this morning. we're going to start with barbecue, because famous dave's barbecue has been here all morning long. and america's rib king become with tips for your party. the pit master here with secrets. the sparkler just went out. this is famous daval. founder of famous dave's barbecue. thank you for being with us. >> we just had to light her up for the fourth of july and i guess some of the tips we wanted to share is, you just don't want to put your barbecue out on the table. you want to dress it up, because people eat with their eyes, and the more colorful it is, the more interesting it is, the more successful your barbecue party's going to be. so this morning we kind of did some simple things, like we carved a pineapple. >> how do you do that?
>> we just -- you know what? on a pineapple, you have all of these little eyes follow it, and it has a natural kind of curve to it. really makes it interesting. but then some of the other things that we did was -- >> how cute is this? >> we took a watermelon. we made a little piggy out of it. filled it up with some fresh fruit. >> that's beautiful. so appropriate, too, for barbecue. great. great for the kids, too. look how much prettier is looks because of your display. >> right. this is our all-american barbecue feast that is served on a garbage can lid. >> doesn't get better than that. what are tips for barbecuing? >> one of the best tips, make sure you're using fresh ground spices. i like to use a lot of fresh frunts th fruits that really give a nice flavor to your barbecue whether marinating your meats in fresh fruit juices. you want to add some acids, you
know, like limes and lemons, but then your -- your main one, one of the main things is being able to smoke your meats over smoldering embers. so you can either do it at home or come on over to famous dave's where you pick up the all-american barbecue feast with ribs, country roasted chicken. >> great. >> honey buttered cornbread. >> we're going to let dave do all the cooking, right, tucker? so we don't need to. clayton, i'll bring you some in. this is dave. >> bring you the trash can lids. >> i will. >> key to longevity. coming up, airports around the country on high alert in wake of the istanbul terror attacks. what you need to know is coming up. first, trace adkins performing "ain't no stinkin' thing." ♪ i've been thinking about my
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change how you and your family are traveling this weekend. anna? >> reporter: really could. good morning. the tsa and port authority say they've increased security at airports across the country. more dom detection dogs, explosive experts. air marshals and in high visibility patrols and the most passengers i've spoken to here at jfk have noticed. the debate whether to push out security perimeter has been renewed this morning in light of those attacks in istanbul and also brussels, happened outside the security checkpoint what that looks like, security in parking lots, where they queue up in entrances of airports. that policy impmondimpmented sa presents a whole set of challenges here and increases travel headaches. likely have to leave your house earlier to get to your flight on time and also argue it would simply push out the
vulnerability zones for terrorists having a new target in a new place. listen to what travelers have to say. >> i don't think terrorism is something that is so infiltrating our lives we shouldn't have privacy either. we have to find balance, but it's a point we have to get smarter, and doing the right thing. >> i don't think that these public places should be as unprotected as they are. i think we're laxed. >> you don't want something to happen here at home. of course, it's fourth of july, a lot of people are traveling. our system is pretty safe, but you have to remember what fourth of july is all about. spending time with family and traveling. >> reporter: and this is something done in los angeles, i'm told as well. but security experts stress that really the most important thing is to target this radical ideology rather than continuing to treat the symptoms of the problems as we've seen with the airport bombings. despite anxiety tourists are
feeling, expecting 43 million americans to travel on this long four-day independence day holiday weekend. 85% of folks will be driving. that's largely due to the lower gas prices. ainsley, tucker and clayton, 231 is the national average for a gallon of gas. that's 47 cents cheaper than last year. back to you. >> everyone needs to be very safe. thank you so much for that report, anna. >> thanks. coming up on the show, the country's superstar everyone can get behind. ♪ hate to see your golden watch but your honky-tonk ♪ >> trace adkins performing his brand new song for the first time on television. ♪ like donkey conch we searched billions of flight combinations
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should, and -- you guys know we have a fourth of july weekend show? "fox & friends weekend" show. leland: the terror attacks that killed 42 people in a turkish airport are prompting officials to beef up an increased police presence at home. no measures will be spared to keep holiday travelers safe at home. it's july 1, the 4th of july weekend. >> i can't believe that, july 1. i'm abby huntsman. bill and martha are off today. hopeland security season terry jeh