steve: he did, indeed. the orlando center in orlando. 125,000 people asked for it. ed: a lot of people outside that arena as well. steve: a lot of those people talked to todd piro who actually this morning on this wednesday morning is live with voters at dixie bell cafe in orlando. good morning to you, todd. todd: good morning, steve, ainsley, and ed. you thought they were excited last night. are we excited this morning? [cheers and applause] you better believe it. we have three jampacked hours coming up on "fox & friends." we are going to talk to as many of these fine folks as possible. when asked about the rally last night. were they there? did they wait in line. what do they think about the polls? do they think the polls are right? we're going to see. back to you. ed: interesting on that point. quinnipiac had a saying joe biden is down. that same poll had andrew gillum winning the governorship by 7 points. steve: how did that work out? ed: he didn't win. ron desantis won. he was at the rally last night. ainsley: everything wrapped up with the mueller report. steve: brad par school the campaign guy said yesterday on cbs and we'll talk more about it. the polls are outdated now because they have so many new ways to turn people out and ultimately that's what last night's 78-minute speech was all about to get the people out. mike pence the vice president just before the president and first lady said it's round 2, the 503 day campaign for america's future started last night. and here's the president. >> i stand before you to officially launch my campaign for a second term as president of the united states. [cheers and applause] i can promise you that i will never ever let you down. i won't. [cheers] we accomplished more than any other president has in the first two and a half years of a presidency. because we did in the middle of the great and illegal witch-hunt things that nobody have been able to liberal, not even close. [cheers and applause] since my inauguration, we have added 16,000 manufacturing jobs a month. remember the statement from the previous administration? you need a magic wand to bring back manufacturing. well, we'll tell sleepy joe that we found the magic wand. more than 120 democrats in congress have also signed up to support crazy bernie sanders socialist government takeover of healthcare. [boos] he seems thought to be doing too well lately. america will never be a socialist country. [cheers and applause] ever. [chanting u.s.a.] we have to come up with a theme for the new campaign, right? but, you know there is a new one that really works and that's called keep america great. right? keep america great. [cheers] >> we are going to keep on fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheers and applause] >> at one point took informal poll should it be make america great again there was a big roar. and then he said or what about keep america great and the place went nuts. that is officially the slogan. ainsley: watch his rally always a few lines you can pull away from that resonate with the folks who are there and folks watching. one line last night about hillary clinton that's really been played a lot. steve: it was electrifying. ed: he invehicle invoked the elc chair. if i did what hillary did i would get the electric chair. steve: here he is. >> if you want to know how the system is rigged, just compare how they came after us for three years with everything they have versus the free pass they gave to hillary and her aides after they set up an illegal server, destroyed evidence, deleted and acid washed 33,000 emails, exposed the classified information. [boos] but can you imagine if i got a subpoena, think of, this if i got a subpoena for emails, if i deleted one email like a love note to melania,. [laughter] it's the electric chair for trump. [laughter] ainsley: and they liked that. steve: the president talked about the unamerican conduct of those who want to undermine our great democracy and undermine you. so, in other words, he was saying hey, look, they are not just coming after me. they are trying to invalidate the results of the 2016 election. they are coming after the guy that you voted for. they are coming after you. ed: look, go back to 2016. he tried to make the race not about him. but about the people. the forgotten man, the forgotten woman. so last night was all about look, i have kept not all, but a lot of the the promises and i'm trying to finish the job on the wall and other matters as well. ainsley: there is melania. she was the one that actually introduced him last night. there were so many people there todd piro was outside waiting for the crowd to come out. he got to talk to some of them to find out what they thought about last night's rally. listen. >> it was an absolute amazing turnout. >> it was aspiring it? >> was awesome. >> we believe him in 2016 and we are going to vote for him definitely in 2020. >> he touched on a lot of things that people are wanting to know about. >> this man loves our country, he loves god and he is with the american people. >> good to see a president take an position on securing the border. >> i have never been to a political rally. i was going to cry. it was awesome. >> thank you, trump, for what you do for our veterans. >> once in a lifetime experience and nothing i will never forget. >> the kids couldn't sleep last night. they said it's way bigger than disney. >> land slide? 2020 than it was in 2016. steve: that's what brad parscale is suggesting as well. in addition tout things we play you had. the president is vowing to push america into new medical frontier. find a cure for cancer. eradicate aids. land astronauts on mars. fix fractur infrastructure drug prices. ed: that's a lot. steve: again, he said four more years. ainsley: government must care for its own citizens first. steve: let's talk about the reaction, we heard. so folks leaving the amway center last night. democrats of all stripes were watching the president's appearance including bernie sanders and kamala harris. they would like to have the keys for air force one in january of 2021. here's their reaction to the rally in orlando. >> listening to trump made me feel very much that he is a man living in a parallel universe. a man way out of touch with the needs of ordinary people and a man who must be defeated. >> this president wants us to keep looking in the rear view mirror instead of looking out of the front windshield. this is a president who wants to make america great again instead of making america great today. he does not understand that we need a leader of our united states who is focused on the challenges of the 21st century. steve: so there you have a couple of democrats. meanwhile according to the polls the frontrunner is joe biden. what did he think? ainsley: this is what he said let's be clear president trump inherited a growing economy from the obama-biden administration. and now he is in the process of squandering it. ed: the economy is in strong shape. ainsley: is he taking credit for it. ed: that's backwards, the president is trying to take the economy forward in the days. ainsley: bernie sanders didn't waste any time. he did that livestreamingna. video was livestreaming on social media last night. steve: meanwhile, take a listen to this. here is brad parscale. we were referring to this a little bit ago. where he was asked on cbs yesterday about the polling data came out. he pointed out that look, it was three months old. it was old news. nonetheless, it was not good for the president. meanwhile he says you just can't trust the polls anymore. why? watch. >> i just think the country is too complex now to call a couple hundred people and ask them what they think. so many ways and people going to show up. the way turnout works and abilities that we have to turnout voters. the polling can't understand that. that's why it was so wrong in 2016. it was 100 percent wrong. nobody got it right. and not one public poll. the reason why is it's not 1962 anymore. i think we win an electoral land slide as of today. ed: that's his view and we shall see. it's interesting joe biden was out there saying i'm going to flip texas. i will flip georgia. all kinds of states the republicans have won for years and years and made me think back to hillary clinton last night who thought she could flip arizona went there in the final days instead of places like wisconsin and michigan. it back fired. ainsley: remember that night election when everyone said the president needed 270 electoral votes and he got 306 defying what the polsters said then. steve: i think of the nationwide polls the closest one that got it was the usc and it wasn't really a poll. they had a focus group of 3,000 penal that kept talking about they came the closest. nonetheless, the historic big public poll, according to mr. parscale got it wrong. ainsley: brad is so smart. he was in charge of the data during the 2016 election. steve: the turnout. he was charge of trying to get people out. ainsley: now he is the campaign manager. ed: send us a note at friends@foxnews.com. ainsley: let us know what you thought about the rally last night. jillian has headlines. good morning. jillian: good morning. we are following a number of stories. let's begin with this. the son of an alleged mobster is behind bars accuse of plotting to kill his father and brother. anthony is charged in the deadly shuting of sylvester who was gunned down mcdonald's drive-thru in new york city last october. text messages show anthony using code words to pay a gang member $200,000 to carry out attacks on his family. a motive is still unknown. nine other people also face charges that could put them behind bars for life. the families of five american soldiers killed in iraq are angry after a terrorist is sentenced to just 26 years for his role in their murders. according to court documents the canadian man gave money and words of encouragement to a group you have terrorists behind a truck bombing outside a u.s. military bales in mosul in 2009. one. soldier's mother says quote i get the life sentence while he gets just 26 years. agreeing on border aid. chairman richard shelby and patrick leahy striking a deal to provide more than $4.5 billion in supplemental border and humanitarian aid funding. right now it's unclear exactly what that includes. the senate appropriations committee will discuss the bill today. and take a look at this. a massive great white shark steals the bait right off the fisherman's hook. watch this real life jaw's moment and it's all caught on camera. [bleep] oh my gosh. once in a lifetime, manual. jillian: the group of fisher men engaged at the encounter off the coast of the jersey shore. the shark is believed to be about 16 feet long and 2,000 pounds. i would have to imagine regardless of who it is in that boat there is going to be a lot of that video. steve: that's off the jersey shore? jillian: yes. steve: i'm moving. ainsley: thank you, jillian. 13 minutes after the top of the hour. aoc sparking outrage comparing immigration centers to concentration camps. steve: acting ice director mark morgan wants to set the record straight. you will hear his comments coming up. like my bike, and my calves. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ with moderate to severe ulceratiyour plans... crohn's, can change in minutes. your head wants to do one thing... but your gut says not today. if your current treatment isn't working... ask your doctor about entyvio®. entyvio® acts specifically in the gi tract, to prevent an excess of white blood cells from entering and causing damaging inflammation. entyvio® has helped many patients achieve long-term relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio® may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a virus may be possible. tell your doctor if you have an infection experience frequent infections or have flu-like symptoms, or sores. liver problems can occur with entyvio®. ask your doctor about the only gi-focused biologic just for ulcerative colitis and crohn's. entyvio®. relief and remission within reach. the first survivor of ais out there.sease and the alzheimer's association is going to make it happen. but we won't get there without you. visit alz.org to join the fight. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed now from $899... senses your movement and automatically adjusts on each side to keep you both comfortable. and snoring? 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steve: what's the moral of the story regarding unions now in the united states? >> in the private sector, it's a lot smaller than it used to be, the union workforce. people don't seat value. all the growth has been in government. you might ask why should government employees be in a union? are they in adversarial relationship in the taxpayer? i think that healthy job market we saw in the opening clip has something to do with it. steve: unions have been unable to unionize any of the foreign automakers in the united states. >> that's right. steve: unbelievable. why is that? >> i guess it gets back to the model of whether you want to be fighting with your employer or whether you think there is a potential for more of a cooperative relationship and whether maybe if you don't like this team, you go to another team. and that's what a healthy job market does. steve: james freeman, thank you very much for joining us. >> thanks, steve. steve: president trump says ice will start deporting millions of illegal immigrants next week. how would that work? 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ed: here with insight is the acting ice director mark morgan. good morning, mark. ainsley: good morning. >> good morning. he haded what he can we expect to happen in the days ahead? >> the president has been very clear on this is that he wants to maintain integrity in the system, make sure that we enforce the rule of law and address this crisis that we have on the southwest border. so one of the things that we are doing is we are making sure that we are looking at this from a simplistic viewpoint. if you were here illegally in violation of federal immigration law, if you received due process there needs to be consequences, including families. what we are going to do is make sure that we apply the law and we enforce the law across the board. we're not going to exempt a certain demographic. we need to make sure that everybody that has been here in violation of the law has consequences. steve: okay. and, you know, mark, we heard the number there at least 12 million people in the country illegally. i think the caveat that i heard in your answer was people that have had the due process. in other words, you are starting next week, they are going to go after the people who are in the country illegally and who have had an order of deportation against them, right? >> so, i'm not going to tell you specifically when we're going to do it and how we are going to do it. steve: well, generally. >> generally, that's correct. we have a demographic that has an enormous amount of due process access to attorneys and interpreters, received a final order of removal from a judge. we have even sent them letters saying have you received an order. come to ice, we will work with you and give you 30 days to get your affairs in order and help return to you your country. those have been ignored. those people in those categories over 90% haven't showed up and they have ignored the order. what i'm trying to tell them steve, real quickly, look, as ice, i don't want to come to your door. i don't want to come to your home. i don't want to come to your workplace. what i'm asking these individuals t that have these final orders, come to ice, work with us in a humane, dignified manner to return you to your country of origin as it's been ordered. that's what i hope we can do here. steve: yeah. do you think they will do that. >> history has shown they will not. that's why we are out here to communicate. ice gets vilified every single day for doing our job and what we are trying to do is say look, we don't want to come into your neighborhoods. come to us, work with us. and we will do this in a humane way to make sure we restore the rule of law. ainsley: mark, aoc was on social media and comparing happening on our southern border to what happened in germany during the nazi years. listen to this. >> the united states is running concentration camps on our southern border. and that is exactly what they are. the fact that concentration camps are now an institutionalized practice in the home of the free is extraordinarily disturbing. ainsley: mark, she is not backing down either. what do you think of that. >> nor am i, ainsley. this type of rhetoric from our elected leaders is irresponsible, reckless, misinformed and wrong. and what's ironic about this is we have been sounding the alarm for a very long time we have a crisis. it's real. it's not manufactured. our resources are overwhelmed. the border patrol for example those facilities are adesigned for adults. they are not designed for families and kids. we have been saying that for a very, very long time. congress could pass meaningful legislation that could end this tomorrow. so the irony is unbelievable here. in addition to that, we have been asking for a very long time to get congress to do what hopefully they will do today is pass the supplemental so that these kids that border patrol has in the facilities we can get them out of these overcrowded facilities and get them in the hands of hhs to get them into more adequate facilities. we have been asking congress to do this and they have failed to do so. ed: all right. mark morgan acting director of ice. he has taken on a big task, big job in the days ahead. thank you for being with us this morning. >> thank you. he haded what he are voters saying about th kickoff campaign in the sunshine state? 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[cheers] todd: what do you think of the polls that trump is losing to hove whoever the democrats pick in 2020? >> i think it's significant. you have to be a leader and not a follower. if you look at the correct television stations, you will see the truth and the truth was last night. truth is spoken by trump. >> amen. [cheers and applause] todd: quickly, if you could show pete hegseth watching at home your tattoos. pete, you have got to get this at some point. all right. now we're going to come over to pauline retired teacher. you have something interesting. you said you smiled the whole time, why? >> because mr. trump is absolutely inspiring he is encouraging he is the right man for the job. he was specifically chosen by god himself to be mr. trump, our president. todd: pauline, thank you. finally, we go to doug. doug is in agriculture. is he also steve doocy's twin i walked in thought why is doocy here. you said you were truly inspired by the rally, why? >> because he showed his love for america and that goes a long way. a lot of his opponents don't show that. todd: thank you so much, doug. five people down, millions more to go coming up in the 7:00 and 8:00 hour. steve: todd is, that guy working on a cookbook or anything? ainsley: todd, you have to ask him. todd: asking about a cookbook. ainsley: todd? todd: yes. ainsley: does he ever get stopped and people think he is steve? todd: do you ever get stopped and people think you are steve? >> not until today. [laughter] ainsley: you could be brothers. todd: i thought it was steve. i was so confused. ainsley: event glasses, steve. steve: thank you and my doppelganger there nice to meet you. ed: how much fun is that? ainsley: jillian, what do you think? jillian: that is amazing. you look like long lost siblings. maybe you need to look into your ancestry a little more, steve, i don't know. steve: call 23 and me i need to swab. jillian: update on what's going on in the dominican. reality tv star melissa is one of the latest americans to get sick in the d.r. former bachelor contestant is being tested for possible parasites and other infections following a family vacation in punta cana. this as woman warns travelers after she got sick at dominican resort last week. >> i was shaking like uncontrollably. my jaws started clinching, if you are going to go, you should proceed with caution. however, i don't think it's a good idea. jillian: at least nine americans have died in the dominican republic since last summer. a brother of the latest victim joseph allen will join us in the next hour. there is already push back against new york's new law allowing illegal immigrants to get drivers licenses. upstate county clerk says he will not enforce it. michael currens says the state law contradicts federal law. democratic governor andrew cuomo signs the bill into law on monday. 53% of new yorkers oppose the idea. a bad call at a little league baseball game spills over into grown-up chaos. watch this. [shouting] >> what is happening? >> oh my gosh. four people arrested and one seriously hurt after parents start brawling at a game between 7-year-olds in colorado. local police say this is shameful. >> we are talking about a 7-year-olds baseball game. it's the parents who need to grow up. jillian: kids in the background like what do i do? police are looking for more suspects. here's a question. have you ever flushed a fish down the toilet? well, you might want to think twice if you have. >> oh, no. poor little guy. what's happening? why is he playing dead? he is going to get flushed down the toilet. he is going to get out of here. jillian: nemo, a water protection group says you shouldn't flush your fish and this is why. that is a 14-inch goldfish. this former pet was found in the niagara river in new york. goldfish can survive in natural watershed and destroy the habitats of native fish. a look at your headlines. steve: i'm confused. is that news story suggesting that fish was flushed down a toilet? jillian: that's what it is suggesting. ainsley: that means the fish was alive when it was flushed. ed: and kept growing and growing. they flushed their alive. normally you flush it when the fish dies and you replace it and you don't tell your kids. steve: that's how it works. all right. thank you very much all encompassing news report. janice dean is out on the streets of new york city where today it's kind -- we are starting out with a little fog. janice: a little foggy. mostly sunny later on though. what is your name young lady. >> my name is sophia taylor. >> where are you from. >> i'm from shreveport, louisiana. >> first trip to new york. >> yes. janice: this the is best part, right, beings on "fox & friends"? wave to everybody at home. good job. let's take a look at the forecast right now. we're going to see a little bit of rain in the forecast here in the northeast and mid-atlantic. in this pattern seeing the potential for showers and thunderstorms. maybe even a stronger storm across the plain states today and then across the mississippi river valley moving eastward across the eastern seaboard tomorrow. so just keep that in mind if there is a watch or warning you know what to do. bringing your umbrella is a very good idea. flash flood watches and warnings are all in effect parts of the mississippi and ohio valley as well. ladies, come in here real quick. i have more people to introduce. these are our college associates. this is their first day on "fox & friends." are you excited? 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don't count on it. instagram post on the page says he was coming back. favre later said he was hacked. steve? steve: okay. that explains it. thank you. meanwhile president trump kicked off his re-election bid last night bringing his message straight to the people of florida. >> don't ever forget this election is about you. it's about your family, your future, and the fate of your country. ed: here to react fox nation host tomi lahren. good morning, tomi. >> good morning. it's a great day to be an american, isn't it? ed: what is your sense about how it all played out? the president's critics this morning are saying he spent a little too much time going after his last opponent in hillary clinton. >> well, his critics aren't going to like anything that he does. let's be honest. he keeps all his promises. economy is going well. doing everything to put america first and they hate him. that's exactly why is he going to win in 20206789 quite frankly american people are sick and tired of it and we love our president. of the polls are going to show that he is down. they are going to show joe biden beating donald trump but if last night's crowd was any indication, i think we are going to be sailing into 2020 no problem. i am not worried at all. steve: tomi, joe biden tweeted yesterday, let's be clear president trump inherited a growing economy from the obama-biden administration. now he is in the process of squandering it. he put out that statement after watching the rally. what do you think? >> well, again, i always wonder if it's joe biden that's tweeting or his aides because his aides seem to be doing a lot of his campaigning as of lately he doesn't seem to be able to stay awake. furthermore, joe biden is very threatened by donald trump. and, it's funny how everybody from the obama administration wants to continue to take credit for everything president trump has done yet blame him for everything that's gone wrong which have been very few things. again, last night we saw donald trump on a stage. he is able to pack thousands of people to come listen to him speak. and the democrats in 2020 are going to try to pull all the celebrities and they still can't amass crowds like donald trump can like donald trump on a stage with a flag. american people love their president. ainsley: joe biden is trying to take credit for the economy. no interruption, one of your episodes or your series on fox nation. show a little clip of your next episode and then get you to talk about it. >> annual officer that does something that's criminal, he is a murderer. okay, guy shoots somebody in the back running away. we don't support that why would we? it's different than we are just trying to do our jobs like i said earlier. we are fighting somebody that has mental issues has assaulted somebody, who is stalking them and people are pulling their cameras out and pointing at us to get a facebook like to go viral. ainsley: tomi, tell us about that episode. >> well, again, kind of like donald trump was talking about last night, this country is really about the forgotten american. and that's who donald trump is always recognizing. my latest episode no interruption 2 point series on dallas officer specifically. we talk about law enforcement officers and struggles they go through every day. to tie that to the rally last night. this is why trump is going to win in 20206789 he acknowledges these people putting their lives on the line every single day. we want to do that on fox nation as well. fox nation part one is up and streaming and part two is available next week. steve: if you are not a subscriber yet go to foxnation.com. figure it out. put the word binge in the checkout code and get two free weeks. tomi, thanks for joining us live today. ainsley: thanks, tomi. steve: there she goes. meanwhile, you know him from his hit tv show bar rescue now jon taffer has a new project where he tries to rescue relationships. how's that don gonna work? he will tell us next ♪ i'm holding on imagine enjoying a spicy taco. now, his world explodes with flavor. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-day all-night protection. can you imagine 24-hours without heartburn? ainsley: he is known nor rescuing bars all across our country and john taffer is expanding franchise new show called marriage rescue, watch. >> a decision needs to be made to separate. >> i can't stand it. >> or to reunify. >> a decision must be made. steve: exactly. the taffer help couples hos relationships are on the brink. jon taffer joins us now in the studio. ainsley: good morning to you. >> good morning. steve: it's one thing to rescue a honky tonk, what do you know about marriage? >> it's fascinating. this was actually a logical progression for me. in bar rescue about 30 episodes were married couples and steve, if i couldn't help their marriage, i couldn't help their business because the resentment, partners in a business the way they acted, destroyed the business so the network said to me jon, you are so good at fixing relationships let's build a show around it. we did. i took 12 couples down to puerto rico and i run them through relationship building activities. i break them down with activities as well. it's a very aggressive approach and it's working out very, very well. ainsley: a lot of people might think you are putting a band-aid on it. they are on a tropical island getting marriage advice putting relationship together a bapsd aid. they come back and problems again. >> i was calling it the island factor. they are in this beautiful paradise and everything takes over. i keep them in separate rooms. there is no intimacy while we are on this trip. this is all hard work. ainsley: no makeup. >> no makeout. activities intense. might jump out of an airplane. work through these activities. it's interesting when it's not real they say things to you. when it is real, you see their body language change. their facial expression changes. i see it in bar rescue. you see them change. weeks later they are doing really well. i think we have made serious progress. it's gestalt therapy in your face. when people see themselves as who they truly are and don't like it, that's when you start to change. ainsley: it's wonderful you are doing. this because no one walks down the aisle thinking it's not going to work out. everyone wants their marriage to work out. >> absolutely. ainsley: beautiful that you are attempting to save these marriages and families. >> i try save a dream in bar rescue. marriage is the biggest dream of all. ainsley: yeah. >> here is what is fascinating what i really learned in business it's very personal. the relationships you have with your partners, your employees your customers. it's very personal relationship in business. when i go to marriages, it's very business. because more than half of the divorces happen because of financial issues. steve: of course. >> there is a business part of marriage and there is a personal part of business. it's really souter of fuzzy where those lines are drawn; so it isn't that big of difference between the two. steve: jon, you have been married about 20 years. how much of what has happened on the new show has happened to you and your wife. >> many things, actually. in a great marriage you have to maintain significance to each other. sometimes significance drops. we get involved in other things, our own lives. have you got at keeping that significance. steve: it's a lot of work. >> it's an awful lot of work. one thing about marriage rescue after helping the 12 couples i learned how good my marriage is. ainsley: right you hear their problems you think i thought i had problems. >> i realize i am coasting at this point. ainsley: your wife is adorable. we were just seeing pictures of her. she is so cute. congratulations on your success. >> thank you. steve: more on marriage rescue. visit jon taffer.com. >> good to see you. ainsley: thank you. steve: meantime 2020 democrats waste nothing time slamming president trump's campaign kickoff. ainsley: the reaction from joe biden, bernie sanders and others at the top of the hour. steve: i wonder if they liked it? 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do you like keep america great or -- keep america great or make america great again maga vs. kag. kag got the biggest ovation. democrat andrew yang said kag doesn't have the same ring as maga. ainsley: his official color is red. has that ever happened in a presidency before. ed: red tie and red hat out. ainsley: red, white, and blue. everyone in line red is the color you see the most in the crowd. steve: i saw a story this past week a style book on what everything in a rally should look like. todd piro is live at dixie belle's cafe is orlando. ainsley: great name. steve: do we have an idea whether people like kag better than maga? todd: guys what do you like the words kag better than maga? [shouting] todd: that clearly settled it. a nice answer from the folks here you mentioned energy at the top, steve. i feel like this is a pretty energized place here. we are going to be talking to the voters all morning long. on the hunt for lookalikes of ainsley and ed. obviously we found steve doocy's lookalike. don't forget about bob woodward and robert duval. we are looking for doppelgangers back in new york. steve: that is funny. ed: the lookalikes are getting a little less lookalike. i don't know about the woodward. ainsley: can i see it. he can be your brother. steve: let's talk about the president. he took his team down to orlando yesterday at the amway center they had requests for 125,000 tickets, supposedly. wife did they start in orlando? well, axios has a story this morning. they say first of all they knew they would get a big crowd. secondly, you know what? when you register for a ticket, you wind up giving up a lot of information about yourself. and the source told axios the campaign is trying to vacuum up as much florida voter information as early as possible so the key state can be squared away. ed: go back to the 2,000 election tim and that board florida, florida, florida. it's so true. ainsley: important stage when it comes to elections. steve: how long waelections.howe speech last night? steve: 78. ainsley: here are some of the highlights. >> i officially stand before to you launch my second term as president of the united states. the fact is the american dream is back. it's bigger and better and stronger than ever before. [cheers and applause] the democrat party has become more radical, more dangerous, and more unhinged than at any point in the modern history of our country. [crowd boos] the democrat agenda of open borders is morally reprehensible. no one who supports sanctuary cities should be allowed to run for president of the united states. [cheers and applause] the democrats don't care about russia. they only care about their own political power. [cheers and applause] and they wanted to deny you the future that you demanded and the future that america deserves. by the way. a woman who has been so good, to talented, so wonderful and we're sort of going to be losing her. i have a feeling she is going to be running for a certain gubernatorial position. [chanting sarah] >> this has been truly the honor of a lifetime, one of the most incredible experiences anybody could ever imagine. have you made america great. [cheers] >> we're going to keep on fighting for every man and woman and child all across this land with every ounce of heart and might and sweat and soul, we're going to keep making america great again and then we will indeed keep america great. [cheers] ed: there was a smaller event right before the president had a fundraiser and supporters had a friend in the room said that sarah sanders was there as well. when she was called up by the president in a private room maybe 100 people she got the biggest ovation of all. they love around the country delay sarah sanders fights and pushes back against the media. washington doesn't like her. the rest of the country likes her. ainsley: she is tough. she is stuff but still good. we love her family. mike huckabee, you know, preacher, was governor, he is on our show all the time, nice, nice guy. always just a man of character. and then she gave up her -- she has always these kids. hard job. three kids. it's a hard job. she has been pummeled by the media. washington correspondents dinner. some people have said the nastiest things about her. america is behind her and loved her. that told me when he called her on stage, not only has he tweeted about her. he already had a press conference announcing his support of her he is sorry she is leaving. he called her on stage. to say me that says he really loves her. steve: according to my tv volume at my house it sounded like she actually got the single biggest ovation of the night. ainsley: sounded like she might be running in governor in arkansas. steve: might in 2022 because asa hutchinson is term limited out. you heard some of our observation of what happened last night. we had some reporters and producers outside the rally put a microphone into the folks -- into their faces as they came out and we heard some of the comments about their observation of the president's performance. and this is what they said. >> it was an absolute amazing turnout. >> it was really inspiring. >> it was awesome. >> we believe in him in 2016 and we are going to vote for him definitely in 2020. >> he touched on a lot of things that people are wanting to know about. >> this man loves our country, he loves god. and he is with the american people. >> it's good to see the president take a initiative to secure our border. >> i have never been to any sort of political rally ever and oh my gosh i was going to cry. it was awesome. >> thank you, president trump, for all you do for our veterans. >> it was a once in a lifetime experience and something i will never forget. >> kids couldn't sleep last night. they said it's way better than disney. >> it's going to be a bigger landslide in 2020 than it was in 2016. ed: one key point that was accomplished as the president fired up his base. you need a base that's strong heading into any re-elect. other thing you need is to build a case are you better off than you were four years ago as ronald reagan sort of coined, obviously. you listen to sean spicer who was on hannity last night, he says the president began last night to make that case. >> the president tonight was able to lay down that laundry list of accomplishments of promises made, and promises kept. in one single speech that allowed people to contextualize all he was able to get done in two and a half years and the path he will lay out for the next four years. he didn't just say here is what i said i would do and why i couldn't get it done. he literally talked about here are the regulations i cut. here is the stuff i have done for veterans. here is what i have done for the military. here is where the economy is going. here is what i have done on judges. on issue after issue the president was able to lay out a succinct case why he deserves four more years. steve: there you have somebody who worked for the president once upon a time and big supporter. we heard from some of the people in attendance. the people who did not like it were the democrats running against him. bernie sanders actually live streamed his response. he called it annual hour and a half speech of lies, distortions and total absolute nonsense. ainsley: you know they were watching that. steve: oh, yeah. ainsley: seen all the support. they are a little worried, i'm sure. listen to what some of the democrats, some of the reaction, this is bernie sanders and kamala harris first. listen. >> listening to trump made me feel very much that he is the man living in a parallel universe. a man way out of touch with the needs of ordinary people. and a man who must be defeated. >> this president wants us to keep looking in the rear view mirror instead of looking out of the front windshield. this is a president who wants to make america great again instead of making america great today. he does not understand that we need a leader of our united states who is focused on the challenges of the 21st century. ed: to ainsley's points these democrats are looking at the rally. president turns out a huge crowd in battleground florida. on the flip side kamala harris is looking at the fact that she hasn't risen in the polls yet. she has got time. bernie sanders higher and now starting to come down because elizabeth warren and others are rising. they are getting nervous. steve: it's tough to run against this economy. have you seen the metrics. they are very impressive in many ways. what do you do? you talk about other stuff. or and in fact we are going to be talking with stuart varney in just that in five minutes. ainsley: look at 401(k) it's a good time to retire if you are that age. joe biden said let's be clear president trump inherited a growing economy from the obama-biden administration and now he is in the process of squandering it. steve: that's one way to take credit for the good economy say you did it. ainsley: okay. steve: he also tweeted out, joe did, trump continues to undermine our standing in the world. or core values of inclusivity, diversity, respect for the rule of law, freedom of speech, freedom of press and freedom of religion are under attack here at home and broad. i geles he didn't like it. ed: it doesn't sound like it. steve: meanwhile 7:11 in new york city and jillian joins us with more headlines. jillian: we start with a fox news alert. let's go right to this. a u.n. israelite says there i -- -- u.n.investigator says lo jamal khashoggi. brand new report just released recommended a new investigation into royal advisor. 11 people already on trial. some facing the death penalty. khashoggi a vocal critic of the saudi government was last seen entering the saudi consulate in istanbul last october. hills body was not found. keep you updated on that news. three witnesses will take the stand today in war kimes case against eddie gallagher who pleaded not guilty to murdering an isis prisoner in 2017. during opening statements, prosecutors showed gallagher posing with the body with the text message quote good story behind. this the defense claims it was an attempted at dark humor. if convicted gallagher faces life in prison. a transition is underway at the pentagon. army secretary mark esper meeting with patrick shanahan as he prepares to take over as acting secretary. prepares for the role after shanahan withdrew his consideration. the president says is he moving on to more time with his family. the fbi is reportedly looking into years old domestic violence accusations with his wife. and this is going to make your day. a patriotic homecoming for america's heroes. check it out. ♪ god bless america ♪ my home ♪ sweet home ♪ god bless. jillian: here is the back story to that 60 veterans greeted by a crowd singing god bless america rochester airport in new york. group of world war ii korean war and vietnam veterans had just taken an honor flight to washington, d.c. isn't that great? to come to that welcome? ainsley: that's so cool. steve: respect. beautiful. ainsley: absolutely. steve: thank you, jillian. ed: meanwhile, the president reminding joked abouminding joet the so-called magic wand that he said he didn't have. >> remember the statement from the last administration you need a magic wand to bring back manufacturing. tell 14r50e7 j joe we found the magic wand. ainsley: stuart 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[cheers] remember the statement from the previous administration? you need a magic wand to bring back manufacturing. well, we will tell sleepy joe that we found the magic wand. steve: president trump taking a jab at former vice president joe biden and touting the boom in manufacturing jobs during this administration. ed: here to react host of varney and company on fox business network stuart varney. >> good morning, all. steve: have you found that mac magic wand yet. >> yes. tax cuts and deregulation. that's the magic wand you wave that and get 1600 manufacturing jobs a month or whatever number the president used. may i make something real clear before i start here. when it comes to money america is the only game in town. money from all around the world is pouring in to america, not other countries, not europe, not japan, not china. it's pouring in here. the rest of the world agrees with president trump. whether they admit it or not. they are voting with their money. ainsley: those numbers are undeniable they are what they are. >> they are. ainsley: biden is saying it's because of him, because of the last administration, he is saying that this president is squandering it. >> i saw the tweet. let's be clear. president trump inherited a growing economy from the usama bin laden-biden administration. let me deal with that for a second. in the last six months of the obama-biden administration, the economy grew at 1%, repeat 1% rate. within a year after deregulation and the hint of tax cuts to come, we were up to 3%. that was the president's performance. the tweet goes on for mr. biden and now he, president trump, is in the process of squandering it. squandering it? squandering this economy? how do you work that one out? they are just making it up. how do you squander an economy that's growing better than anybody else and unemployment rate that's at 50-year low. jobs galore, no inflation and consumer confidence? squandering it? what are you talking? steve: stuart, yesterday were talking about how after the president made some positive comments about seeing the chinese president at the g-20. the stock market took off because it sounds like the president might be getting closer to a deal. >> there is enormous amount of pressure on xi jinping china's leader worry about the protest in hong kong spreading out to the rest of the mainland china. worry about a deteriorating economy in his own country. is he looking over the shoulder. is he not leading a united country, which is growing economically. he is facing president trump who is with an economy that is growing, that is going places. that's what the situation. committee's under pressure. trump is playing a hard line. i think he is going to win. steve: let's make a deal. >> come on down. ainsley: thanks. >> sure thing. ed: a ninth american mysteriously dies while on vacation in the dominican republic. his family is now demanding answers. his brother will join us live. that is next. uv of all time. lease the 2019 rx 350 for $399/month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. what do you look for i want free access to research. yep, td ameritrade's got that. free access to every platform. yeah, that too. i don't want any trade minimums. yeah, i totally agree, they don't have any of those. i want to know what i'm paying upfront. yes, absolutely. do you just say yes to everything? hm. well i say no to kale. mm. yeah, they say if you blanch it it's better, but that seems like a lot of work. no hidden fees. no platform fees. no trade minimums. and yes, it's all at one low price. td ameritrade. ♪ ♪ let's get down to business. the business of getting it done. the business of road trips. the business of getting everyone back together. the business of hustle... ...and hard work... ...and whatever this is. modernized comfort inns & suites have been refreshed because whatever business you're in, our business is you. book direct at choicehotels.com mno kidding.rd. but moving your internet and tv? that's easy. easy?! easy? easy. because now xfinity lets you transfer your service online in just about a minute with a few simple steps. really? really. that was easy. yup. plus, with two-hour appointment windows, it's all on your schedule. awesome. now all you have to do is move...that thing. 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>> we actually had had a conversation my brother was convinced he knew the resort, he knew the owner, the workers. this was something the furthest thing from his mind. i sent him a text when david ortiz got shot. man, the dominican republic is crazy right now. are you sure you want to go? he was there. he said he understood but he felt that this place was -- this was something that could just not happen to him. ainsley: i'm sure this is so surreal to you. you never imagined your family would be impacted by. this tell us what happened. >> my brother was, you know, actually traveling the dr as he had done before. visiting, actually they were celebrating the birthday of a friend. and they were hanging out. he started feeling feverish. told his friend he was going to go back to the room. take a shower. that he felt much better after the shower. but he didn't quite feel like up to hang out that night. the friend checked on him via text. he didn't reply. he noticed the text hadn't been read. my brother works shift work. so sleep is precious to him. he gave him until the morning. checked on him in the morning. no reply. got worried. went to the front desk. front desk opened the door just like a bad movie. the maid screams and my brother is there on the floor. ainsley: oh my gosh. steve: you and your family obviously wants to know what happened. >> yes. steve: and you want answers. so farther government and the resort have really not provided -- they have not been able to connect the dots for you. >> right now there is no official report. there is no official indication of what the cause of death is. the autopsy was performed immediately on friday. body dominican. my brother needed to be embalmed before my brother is transported back to the united states. steve: do you trust the dominican autopsy. >> honestly no, i don't. if there is a problem, i don't trust that the place, that the location who had an interest in, you know, kind of keeping this thing under the rug if it is something major to be the ones in charge of this investigation. ainsley: we reached out to the resort and we haven't heard back from them. how is your family doing your parents i know you have another sister. >> i have a sister, i have a brother. my brother's son, my nephew was actually traveling to dominican republic to spend father's day with his dad. ainsley: that's your brother who passed away his son? >> yes. >> how many kids did he have? >> just amir, my nephew. as he trastlesz to the dominican republic he turns his phone on and gets a million innovations call me a sap. and that's how he learned about the death of his father. ainsley: how old is he. >> i want to say 23. ainsley: how is he doing? >> is he a wreck. everybody is a wreck. steve: do you have advice for somebody who is considering a vaxdz down there. >> hold your horses. don't go down there until we get some semblance or understanding of what's going on. ainsley: what do you think happened? >> i don't know. i will say this. i don't think necessarily that my brother was targeted he did know the people there and he was a working man himself. he treated workers with respect. i don't think anybody had a reason per sty target my brother. but i do think that something is off there. and i think it needs to be looked, at the very least, looked into. steve: your brother was the ninth american to die in the dominican republic. >> very small island. it's not -- if 10 people dropped dead of a heart attack in, you know, new jersey in a certain area of new jersey, you would kind. steve: it would be a big story. ainsley: was he a drinker? do you think he would have had anything from the bar or mini bar in his room? >> i do know this. my brother was a dam mat abouadamant aboutnot using the . he would come in and take everything out of the mini bar. i don't think so i don't understand. whatever is in the mini bar has a cost. so sometimes maybe people just kind of go through it and then at the end they check out and have this list. steve: big bill. >> i know for a fact that he takes everything out of there so that he doesn't incur any additional expense. so i'm not -- but i can't say for certain whether he did or did not drink. steve: let us know as soon as the authorities let you know what happened. ainsley: so sorry for your loss. >> i appreciate you guys having me and allowing me to share my brother's story and maybe we can get answers and help other people from going through what we are going through. ainsley: god bless your family. steve: i know a lot of people are praying for your family. >> thank you. steve: many in the media stepping up attacks against president trump after his campaign kickoff in orlando. >> a record stuck on the same groove. it was a very dark speech. >> you could probably see his speech writers holding their head in their hand. >> mollie hemingway is going to sound off on that coming up next. hey, that baker lady's on tv again. she's not a baker. she wears that apron to sell insurance. nobody knows why. she's the progressive insurance lady. they cover pets if your owner gets into a car accident. covers us with what? 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>> well, everybody should celebrate independence day. and the washington, d.c. always has a really good celebration on this day. and it sounds like it's going to be good again. it is true that you shouldn't use air force one for political gain or you should be careful when you do it. i do love flyovers though although i would like to see military aircraft. steve: sounds like it could be both meantime i'm sure you much watching the president last night. media montage of the impressions, a number of people on a number of channels had regarding what he said last night in orlando. >> he shows no desire whatsoever to try and actually seize this moment to do something different. >> he is like a record who is stuck on the same groove. it is a very dark speech. >> trump is beginning re-election campaign with threats. we need to see the disconnect between a rally like tonight and reality. meet the new trump. same as the old trump. slamming his adversaries, including hillary clinton. >> you could probably see his speech writers holding their heads in heir hands oh my god just read the prompter. >> what do you make of that analysis? >> well, speaking of repetitious records, i think we have seen -- we have heard this before. this is exactly what we heard in 2016. it is somewhat disappointing that the media haven't even updated their spin on things. i think at worst what have you is a corporate political media that is pushing an agenda rather than just reporting the news. and that is why their media coverage is so hostile. at best are just bad at their jobs, which means that they don't understand how the president of the united states speaks. they don't understand his -- what his rhetoric and his appeal. that's fine if they don't understand it. they just shouldn't be in journalism jobs. the more likely scenario though partisans pushing an agenda rather than journalists. ainsley: what was your reaction when you were watching the speech last night and all the energy there. >> it was obviously a very exciting kickoff in orlando. the crowd was very in to it. there was a lot of substance in talking about his successes and his agenda. you see in the media coverage of this week this idea that donald trump cannot win re-election. again, this is what we were told in 2016. that he cannot win election. it will certainly be a tough race for all involved. but the reason why they are talking this way is because they don't want to deal with the fact that this presidency had not gone like they said it was. you remember in 2016 they said it would be certain economic doom, global chaos. that the country would fall apart. far from that happened. it's been a fairly successful presidency with all of the predictions we are were told not panning out. what you are seeing in this media coverage is frustration in an attempt to control the narrative in spite of the facts that are contrary to that narrative. ed: you keep seeing democrats citing various polls. quinnipiac had another one last night ahead of the florida rally saying in florida the president is down allegedly nine points to joe biden even though joe biden doesn't have the nomination yet and we are a long way off. that poll also had andrew gillum winning by 7 points. last time i checked he is not the governor ron desantis was at the rally. >> you are seeing polls that say that bernie sanders is going to beat donald trump in epic historic landslide. i don't think anyone actually believes that if they were in a head-to-head matchup that that's what happened. you see this focus on polls so you can take this narrative over the reality of you who the country is going, how the presidency is going. and push this idea that it's impossible for trump to win. i don't think that's going to be as successful for the media as it was in 2016. it wasn't all together that successful for them in 2016 either in terms their predictions or their credibility, which is very bad right now. ed: mollie hemingway you, thank you for coming in. >> thank you. steve: jillian joins us. jillian, very famous pilot is looking into the problems at boeing? jillian: that's right. let's begin with this story captain sully sullenberger will testify before house lawmakers on capitol hill today. sully known for landing a plane on the hudson river in 2009 is one of several aviation experts expected to answer questions about the boeing max 737. this as the company makes its first sale since the model was grounded aren't world in the wake of two deadly crashes. it's unclear when the planes will be cleared to fly again. speaking of flying, travelers may have been exposed to the measles at a major airport hub. a major travel hub. an infected person traveled through newark airport twice in one month. the patient landed at the airport from japan before flying to canada on may 29th. it comes as the cdc warns travelers of rising measles cases in europe. a hiker rescued from mount washington may have to foot the bill for his own rescue mission. new hampshire officials say they want james clark to pay up because he didn't have the proper gear. he could also face criminal charges for telling his grandsons to leave him behind. clark was found hours later showing signs of hypothermia but is expected to be okay. how about this story dwayne "the rock" johnson gets dad shamed for this post. the movie star says his 3-year-old daughter asked for help building a barbie house before he was leaving for a workout he replied, quote: of course i can sweetheart. daddy can do anything but let's get mommy because she is awesome at this and wanted to personally put it together for you. some instagram users accused him of ducking out on his parental duties. i think it's hilarious. ainsley: that is so funny. really wants to do this. steve: mommy? ainsley: he can do no wrong in our eyes now we love him after what he said at the awards ceremony. i went down to nashville for the music awards last week. ed: lucky you. ainsley: it was awesome. covered that for "fox & friends." i also recorded a bible study with elisabeth hasselbeck our friend who sat here. when she left she wanted to be a stay-at-home mom moving to nashville and loves it down there. what's funny is one of my childhood friends is one of her best friends is in her bible study. steve: small world. ainsley: he is in a bible study with the football team, the titans, the titans wives. we sat in a simi circle and talked about bible verses that mean a lot to us and what we are going through now in our lives. here is a little clip of it. ainsley: i remember getting this bible. i have had this baseball sings i gout saved in 1997. i had to have the tabs. turn to leviticus. i'm like where is that? >> yes. >> remember? ainsley: i still need my tabs. >> sometimes it's just starting, right? i grew up catholic i didn't know where to start in the bible. i was intimidated so i didn't for a long time and i was in bible studies where they would say turn. to say i still don't have tabs and need help. when i'm hungry, when i'm cranky, when i feel like i'm alone. so i have tabs like that, too. ainsley: we dive into the bible and we each have had a verse and what it means to us and what we are going through right now. ainsley: mine is busyness. i'm so busy now. i have to slow down a little bit. i'm learning about that. that's what god is teaching me right now that clip, no matter we all grew up in different denominations i grew up in the episcopal church and lutheran church and then in college went to the baptist church. in the baptist church they flipped through the bible so much i didn't know where some of these books were i had to get a bible with the tabs. ed: if you want to find that go to fox nation. steve: exclusive content. ainsley: we had a good time with that god bless you. thank you for watching it. ed: 2020 democrat eric swalwell take a page from australia playbook? 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>> well, steve, the gun buy back program in australia wasn't really a big success. i can tell you that the reality is right now in australia that all the good people don't have guns and all the bad people do, which is -- tends to be what happens when you do have a gun buy back scheme or similar kinds of programs that congressman swalwell is suggesting. steve: well, if you are suggesting the australian program did not work out well, was not as successful as some might say. what should he, instead, focus upon? >> congressman swalwell, i think, steve, would be far better served and he would serve the constituents of the united states of america far better if he were to focus on things like mental health, if he were to focus on, i think, the real issues behind some of the problems that we're seeing in american society today. the reality is the gun buy back scheme that he is thinking about implementing over here would never work in the united states of america because it's a completely different place to australia. first of all, australia has got about the size of the population of florida. there are more texans than there are australians. steve: right. >> so you could never ever on that scale go and buy back a whole bunch of guns like what he is suggesting. also, australians view guns through the prism of public safety as opposed to freedom. the second amendment here is engrained in the american psyche. and it just would never ever work. and i think the second amendment, steve, is pivotal to american exceptionalism. it's what makes this country different and if this california pretender wants us to protect our families with umbrellas, i would like to be able to protect my family with a gun. steve: all right. nick adams joining us today from miami with his point of view from australia as well. sir, thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. steve: all right. about 10 minutes before the top of the hour. todd piro is talking to voters in orlando about todd piro's big rally last night. we're going to check in with him coming up ♪ ♪ i can't tell you who i am or what i witnessed, but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i heard there guwere fleas out here.r? 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>> absolutely. he mentioned bleach bit and other things. candidly anything that's done locally on a system doesn't happen on servers. so the information is out there. and i think mr. trump alluded to that last night. he says that he is pretty confident in his a.g. i believe this a.g. is going to make some things happen and hillary should be pretty worried at this point. todd: tommy, thank you. caroline. [cheers and applause] todd: good morning to you. caroline is a retired teacher. you say don't believe the polls, why? >> because i saw the enthusiasm, the cheers, the signs shaking all around and the full stadium i'm not disappointed in the news anymore. i know trump in 2020 he's going to win. [cheers and applause] todd: there you go. caroline is a teacher. finally, cindy is a sales rep. you called the president's speech, quote spot on, why? >> he has accomplished everything he said he would do in a short amount of time. he has to have another four years to be elected to accomplish more of what he said he will do. the democrats need to stay out of his way so we can keep america great. todd: all right. [cheers] todd: we can keep clapping for that the polls you see out there right now have a lot of the democrats that are running no, matter hot democrats choose, beating president trump. how do you respond to those polls? >> i think they are biased. i think they are lying. it's -- the media. todd: all right. >> i think trump is on top. todd: we will see obviously. we only have 502 days until the election. i don't know if we are going to have any more punditry between now and then. ed: that's going to be a lot of punditry and biscuits. steve: if he had one biscuits a day that's 502 biscuits between now and the election. ainsley: like my pregnancy. they are going to need a bigger boat. the insane encounter with a massive great white shark caught on camera. steve: hello. ed: in new jersey? really? 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[cheering] i can promise you that i will never, ever, let you down. i won't. [cheering] we accomplished more than any other president has in the first 2 1/2 years of a presidency because we did in the middle of the great and illegal witch-hunt things that nobody have been able to accomplish, not even close. [cheering] since my inauguration we've added 16,000 manufacturing jobs a month. remember the statement from the previous administration? you would need a magic wand to bring back manufacturing. well, tell sleepy joe we found the magic wand. more than 120 democrats in congress also signed up to support "crazy" bernie sanders socialist government takeover of health care. [booing] he seems not to be doing too well lately. america will never be a socialist country. [cheering] ever. >> usa! >> we have to come up with a theme for the new campaign, right? but you know there is a new one that really works and that's called, keep america great, right? keep america great. [cheering] we are going to keep own fighting and we are going to keep on winning, winning, winning. [cheering] steve: speaking of winning, ed, you alluded to this i can breaking news a moment ago. we got a number from the campaign how much the president raised in 24 hours. ed: officially kicks off the campaign. ronna mcdaniel says the president raised a record breaking $24.8 million in less than 24 hours for his re-election. the enthusiasm across the country for this president is unmatched he said. unlike anything we've ever seen. #trump2020, #keepamericagreat. steve: president has raised according to that about $25 million in 24 hours. i was talking to one of our campaign correspond depths who told me that on opening day for joe biden, joe biden raised in his 24 hours $6.3 million. so far joe biden with his campaign has raised about $20 million. ed: that is over a couple month. the president raises 24 million, almost 25 in 24 hours. it shows the power of incumbency. how this president will have a strong financial advantage. ainsley: joe biden has been fund-raising. there were three new york city fund raisers in matter of hours. he says we're ahead. we feel good. he says things are going to change. steve: meanwhile he could be the candidate that president trump faces off against in 2020. then again last night the president was talking a lot about the last democrat he faced. you remember here is some of the things he had to say about her. >> if you want to know how the system is rigged just compare how they came after us for three years with everything they had versus the free pass they gave to hillary and her aides after they set up an illegal server, destroyed evidence, deleted and acid washed 33,000 emails, exposed classified information. but can you imagine if i got a subpoena, think of this, if i got a subpoena for emails, if i deleted one email like a love note to melania, it is the electric chair for trump. [laughter]. steve: the president at one point referred to the un-american conduct of those who want to undermine our great democracy and undermine you. so in other words, he has talked extensively about his problems but really they're taking a shot at the people who voted for him last time. ed: we talked about that financial advantage. bernie sanders when he announced in february raised $6 million in 24 hours. steve, a moment ago you had a secret source that joe biden raised $6 million. ainsley: how well do you know the source? steve: campaign correspondent peter doocy. lived at my house. i called him up. how much did joe raise? 6.3 billion. i woke him up. ainsley: he is a good buy. they were loving it. the energy was just amazing but if you watched media coverage last night this is what they had to say. >> shows no desire whatsoever to try and actually seize this moment to do something different. >> he is a like a record who is stuck on the same groove, and you know it was a very dark speech. >> trump is beginning his re-election campaign with threats. >> we need to see the disconnect between a rally like tonight and reality. >> meet the new trump. same as the old trump. slamming his adversaries including hillary clinton. >> could probably see his speechwriters holding their heads in their hand saying oh, my god, just read the prompter. ed: that is interesting. "washington post" had a whole piece, many people who thought they were smart in the media, president goes off script. that will never work. some of his own advisors were telling him four years ago this week, do not go down the escalator. that will look unpresidential. president said i'm going down the escalator. ainsley: america loves when he goss off script you see the real donald trump. when joe biden bows off script, they tell him read the prompter. don't go off script. steve: mollie hemingway was with us a few minutes ago. her observation says what the journalists will do. >> this is exactly what we heard in 2016 and it is somewhat disappointing that the media haven't updated their spin on things. at worst what you have a corporate political media pushing an again today rather than just reporting the news. that is why their media coverage is so hostile. at best they are bad at their jobs. they don't understand how the president of the united states speaks. they don't understand his rhetoric. they don't understand its appeal. that is fine if they don't understand it. they shouldn't be in journalism jobs. more likely scenario, they are partisans pushing an agenda rather than journalists. ed: democrats out in full force, some of them, bernie sanders live streaming his reaction immediately. sanders said among other thinks that the president is living in parallel universe that doesn't connect with everyday americans. the president making opposite case. talked about the forgotten man, forgotten woman in 2016. he is starting to build a case that he fulfilled some of those promises. ainsley: if you look at some of the polls it shows that joe biden his ahead of election. some people say the polls were before the mueller report came out. some are saying those are polls from march. brad parscale who is in the campaign manager, in charge of all data in 2016. president said hey, i want you to be my campaign manager. he is shrugging off all the numbers and all the polls. listen. >> country is too complex to call couple hundred people ask them what they think. so many ways different people show up to vote. the way turnout, ability we have to turn out voters, polling can't understand that. why it was so wrong in 2016. it was 100% wrong. nobody got it right. and not one public poll. the reason why is, it is not 1962 anymore. we win electoral landslide as of today. steve: he makes such a good point. why would people trust polls that were so wrong last time? the way people are driven to the polls and you know, the way they are able to get the vote out has changed so dramatically over the last decade, the old way of doing it just doesn't work. that is one of the reasons why you know the focus group information has been flawed in the past and that's why people say, there are a lot of caveats when you present a poll as whether or not it is featuring a certain demographic. ed: what matters is what actual people think. we asked you on facebook. kristina i was there, republicans moderate democrats listening to a man that loves his country, his flag and the constitution. ainsley: there were many dems that voted in 2016 for trump. i was one of them. i think there will be more in 2020. steve: email from robin. i have lived in the midwest, never been asked for my choice. probably never been polled. they never listen to us in the fly over state. ed: that is what the president is trying to tell them. ainsley: flyover states are very important comes to the election. a lot of folks in new york, california want to get rid of electoral college so it doesn't count. steve: i'm from ultimate fly over state. ed: a lot of details. let's get over to jillian. jillian: fox news alert. possible evidence linking attacks on oil tankers to iran. navy explosive expert said mines left behind after striking a japanese ship last week are similar to mines previously displayed by the middle-eastern country. iran denied involvement in attacks against a japanese tanker and norwegian owned ship. three people are hurt after a rocket lands near an oil drilling site in iraq. the short-range missile hit a compound where exxonmobil has caravans for workers in a southern province near the iranian border. according to abc news, 24 oil workers, including americans are being evacuated. no one claimed responsibility for the attack. the family of the latest american to die in the dominican republic is demanding answers. joseph allen found dead in his hotel room last week complaining of not feeling well. his brother joined us earlier saying the possibility never crossed his mind. >> my brother was convinced that you know, he knew, the resort. he knew the owner but he felt that this place was, this was something that could not happen to him. jillian: at least nine americans have died in the dominican republic since last summer. reality tv star melissa rycroft is one of the latest people to get sick in the country. the former batchelor contestant is being tested for parasites. a fallen officer received a heartwarming. they lined up to congratulate michael. >> a lot more of you than i was expecting. this is awesome. thank you. thank you for what you guys do. >> his father chad died from a heart condition, while running chicago marathon 12 years ago. the officers gave him $111, name number as his dad's badge. more them being there, showed up probably mattered more than the money. steve: it gets you. thank you very much. jillian. coming up on program this wednesday, president trump kicking off his campaign in orlando last night. there is a good reason for florida. why our next guest says the sunshine state matters even more today than four years ago. ♪ my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? 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[cheering] >> we're traveling your state not only asking for the vote. i'm here to ask for your help. >> if it hadn't been for florida, i might not be here today. steve: why is florida so important for presidential candidates to win there? here to explain, president of america first policies, brian walsh. good morning to you. >> good morning to you. how are you doing today? steve: doing okay. president trump said this is like my second home. he spent 100 days of his presidency down in florida which i think is some sort of record. >> listen, we've known as you saw in your clip florida has been a traditional battleground state for years. why is it so important? 29 electoral votes. win florida, it gives you a boost when it comes to the general election. we feel confident the same way that governor desantis won florida last year, senator scott won florida last year. president trump won florida in 2016. that he will be victorious again. steve: we'll look in the big board. look at some of the results in the past. in 2016 it was really close but president trump prevailed over hillary clinton. before that barack obama prevailed over mitt romney in, it was so close. then you have got before that barack obama prevailed over john mccain. in 2004, george bush beat john kerry. these are all really close. the ultimate close one was in 2000. al gore, gwb at 48.8%. i was reading in "axios," apparently, brian, one of the reasons they wanted to do orlando because they knew they would get a big crowd. but at same time, when you regger is for one of these rallies you get all sorts of information that the campaign can use. they want to hoover up as much as they can. >> i think brad parscale and team on the campaign are doing an excellent job using data, social media, the same way the president used twitter in 2016, continues to use it today. his people are. svp to the rallies. they're signing up not just for attending but signing up for updates, news, information. it will allow the campaign as we get into next year to talk to those people, give them messages, turn them out. ask them to volunteer, participate in this historic event. steve: sure. energywise, would you say that last night was on par with the kickoff four years ago or a little over that top? >> well, i think last night wasn't just a kickoff, it wasn't just a rally. last night was a celebration. in fact i thought it was interesting, the president kept using the word we, look at what we've done. he realized, you're talking thousands of people waiting in the rain overnight. thousands of people packing that stadium. all celebrating the achievements of the last, what we've been able to accomplish as a movement, a movement of people under the leadership of president trump. steve: great observation. brian, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thanks, guys. take care. good morning. steve: a real-life "jaws" moment for these new jersey fishermen. where did it happen? what happened next? stick around. and ordering two s than you need to. check. showing the deep end who's boss! check. starting a scooter gang with the fam. check. 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[bleep] [bleep] >> once in a lifetime, man. ainsley: a lot of bleeping in that video. a real-life "jaws" moment caught on camera. a group of fishermen amazed at encounter near the jersey shore. this comes after another shark attack reported off coast of north carolina. a 8-year-old little boy bit in the leg in bald head island. the their victim. the encounters beg the question, what do you need to know to protect yourself and your kids? here to separate your fact from fiction on shark attacks the director of the shark conservation lab at florida tech. thanks for being with us, toby. >> thank you for having me. ainsley: you're welcome. three shark attacks in north carolina. the first one on june 2nd, fort make con, state back, one on ocean beach and bald island. do you think this is the same shark? >> probably not. probably these are the same sharks in general, same population all potentially preying on the same food source which is located apparently in north carolina right now. ainsley: how often are we seeing these? >> shark attacks are actually incredibly rare in general. in the u.s. north carolina is about fifth in terms of states for shark attacks. here in florida we're number one. ainsley: number one. yes. so what do we do if we encounter a shark we're in the water? >> that is a really good question. actually sharks are very cautious creatures. they don't take risks. they're not likely to bite, even if they're hungry. so the best thing to do, if you're worried about, thats is just to kind of be mellow, don't splash a whole lot. if you're worried, don't go swimming by yourself. try to stay out of the water say dusk or at nighttime, when the sharks senses are really much better than ours. but in general, if you see a shark, the best thing to do is just kind of be calm, be mellow, don't splash around a lot and act like bait. ainsley: are we supposed to punch them in the nose? i always heard that? >> sharks are really, really cautious and their normal prey of fish sometimes, marine mammals like seals, sea turtles, have dangerous spines and claws, sharks are really long lived. if their prey kind of fights back, there is a risk of shark being hurt, then that shark may bite off -- may back off. more to show that you are not its food and that you can potentially hurt it and just kind of get it to realize that you're not worth the fight. ainsley: you're the expert. so what comes to your mind when you watch that video of those fishermen off the coast of new jersey right here, this video, what comes to mind? >> i wish i had been there. ainsley: really? oh, my goodness. >> a experience to get to see the beautiful animal. you can tell how excited fishermen are. i would be right there with them. it is really interesting because sharks have an electro sense that humans really don't and they use that to sense the very weak electrical signals that living things give off. picture a fish buried under the sand. the shark can hone in on the very weak electrical impulses. when you take something like a metal boat, you put it in the saltwater, it sends out a lot of signals that the shark may receive, this may be a living thing, this may be good to eat, go check it out. ainsley: there were 32 shark attacks last year, 2018. so far this year, six months into the year, there have been 20 shark attacks so far. thanks for being with us. >> thank you so much. ainsley: you're welcome. todd piro is having breakfast with our friends down in orlando after president trump's campaign kickoff. we'll check back with him coming up next. hey, guys. ♪ who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. it made her d my mom feel proud.esults, they saw us, they recognized us. ancestry specifically showed the regions that my family was from. the state of jalisco. the city of guadalajara. the results were a reflection of our family and the results were really human. i feel proud about my identity. new features. greater details. richer stories. get your dna kit today at ancestry.com. too many people a restless night's sleep. there's a better choice. aleve pm. the only one to combine a safe sleep aid and the 12-hour pain-relieving strength of aleve. that dares to last into the morning. so you feel refreshed. aleve pm. there's a better choice. ♪ ♪ and then there's our world-famous on-road attraction. the 2019 glc. lease the glc 300 suv for just $459 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> i'm going to ask you to vote on it. let me hear by your cheers, what you like. make america great again. [cheering] not bad. keep america great. [cheering] i'm sorry, maga country. that wasn't too close. i thought you had this won. i heard a cheer my ear drums will never be the same. steve: so the new slogan will be keep america great. those caps will be collector's items. ainsley: now it has to be kag. ed: he thought it would be keep america great exclamation point. he dropped that. steve: it will be the kag party. ed: doesn't have quite a ring. ainsley: todd piro down in orlando, he wanted to talk to the folks with our friends at dixie belle cafe. >> you mentioned the exclamation point. i'm not so sure the exclamation point worked for the former governor of this state but these folks have been here since tower in the morning. -- 4:00 in the morning. are we losing energy. [cheering] thank you for your service. you were at the rally. you say president trump quote, rocked the house. why? >> he rocked the house. the energy was so high because he is doing work for the american people. he is doing it for us. >> all right. >> to keep america great. >> thank you. jody, listen to this, retired building inspector. she was in line at 6:00 a.m. she lost her voice. still called it an amazing experience, why? >> promises made, promises kept. he said what he means and means what he says. he keeps doing for the american people. we're fighting for our nation. we're not fighting for president trump. we're fighting for our country. todd: give it up for this table especially jodie. jody was playing hurt. love it. [applause] michael was at rally. you call trump a man looking to save his country. why? >> love donald trump he is literally on a mission to save this country. i absolutely love that man. we need to encourage him, support him, pray for him. god bless you, donald trump. todd: kathy, on local republican committee. you were at the rally. you called the rally absolutely fabulous. why? >> it was fabulous. we all have a president that says what he means, means what he says. for the military, rebuilding us, va reform, that is absolutely huge. we defend this country. i lost my brother-in-law defending this country. to have a president that loves us, cares for us and takes care of us, we're thrilled. todd: cathy, thank you, thank you for your family's sacrifice. jason, finally, you were at the rally. what did you think of it? >> fantastic. lasted a little long. he dropped hints that will come out in couple months. i can't wait to see it. todd: we want to thank the fine folks at dixie belle, an amazing morning. [cheers and applause] we love the energy. so much fun. back to you guys. ed: what a day. steve doocy's long lost brother. steve: todd, you can have the sweet potato business cut now. doesn't that sound good, jillian? jillian: i walked in, joel, i'm having very hungry day. you mentioned that. i know, looks delicious. get to that in a second. for now we'll talk about this story. son of an alleged mobster is it behind bars accused of plotting to kill his father and brother. anthony zitola was charged with killing his dad at at drive-in. anthony in text messages used code words to pay a gang member $200,000 to carry out attacks on his family. a motive is still unknown. nine other people face charges that could put them behind bars for life. a grandmother is rushed to the hospital after she is run over by a royal police escort. "the daily mail" reports the 83-year-old broke her pelvis when a motorcycle crashed into her. this all happening as duke and duchess of came brim were traveling to an official event. ken since ton palace releasing a statement, quote their royal highnesses send their best wishes to irene and her family. we hope she gets better quickly. the chicago white sox are extended protective netting at home field. they will be the first team to have screening from foul pole to foul pole after a young girl was seriously hurt in line drive in houston last month. a woman died of head trauma after being struck by a foul ball in los angeles last summer. how about this a young baseball fan volunteering to give up a foul ball. watch this. >> laces that one into the seats. watch out. it is all good. he has a souvenir. jillian: the fan in toronto offered to give a ball to older fan wearing los angeles angels star otani. he let the fan keep the ball. sometimes you see fights over those things and fight between kid and older person. ainsley: do you think they should put netting up? jillian: i don't know. people are torn on conversation. ainsley: why would they not want it? jillian: people say it obstructs the view. ainsley: people on their phones or if you're people watching, not paying attention, it can hit you. ed: speaking of people watching, people are out there with janice out on fox square. janice: don't focus on me. we want to focus on the people came to fox square today. oh, my goodness. i think this is amazing. i oh, i love you all. are we going to get hugs? yes. are you all excited about "fox & friends"? how long have you guys been married? >> 60 years. janice: what are your names? >> jim and sharon scott. janice: what is your secret? >> okay. janice: okay? that is the magic. i love it. i love you guys. you're the best. here is the temperature in new york city. we could see showers and thunderstorms across portions of east coast as well as the plain states where we could see severe weather today, know what to do if there is watch or warning in your area. heavy rainfall across the ohio river valley, parts of the plain states over next couple days. there are your weather headlines today. you have to show this amazing, beautiful, crowd. give yourself applause. 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>> because it the noblest thing you can do with your life. to get up every morning, be part of something bigger to do something of consequence, be with other people moved by the spirit, be with is in my judgment the finest overall enterprise in the world. it is huge. i ran it at various levels for 37 years. was involved in management of it, came to have a lot of respect for it. it is about honor and trust, which is what the profession of arms is about. i would say to younger people who look at the screaming back and forth and washington and, what they see as dysfunction, and i tell them that, it is not going to get better unless you're in the game. you can't go down, there isn't another government. it is only government we've got. you can't walk down the street shop for another one. get in the game. make it better. when i started, with casper weinberger and reagan administration in 1981, i didn't think everything was perfect either but i wanted to help. ed: we hear so much about millenials, whether or not they're up to the game, you as defense secretary get up-close look at the next generation. young men and women who served their country. they sign up talk about how you're inspired by these young men and women? >> it goes from recruiting right through battlefield, to i'm sorry to say hospitals and dover. the whole spectrum. remember ours is a married force. you're relating in general to families. but these kids are amazing. every time i would get sick of washington, i would say let's talk to the troops. i would always tell them two things. first of all why they were doing what they were doing, if we were on a ship in the shout china sea, why it was strategically important, if we were in europe facing putin, why that was important. the second thing i tell them, you're doing the noblest thing you can do. that wasn't just talking to them, talking to mom, who know all these things are streamed. mom and spouse are watching back home. ed: breaking news in the last 24 hours. mark esper, acting secretary of defense. we don't know how long he is on the job. but what does president trump need in the days ahead? >> i hope he can find somebody he wants to listen to and to trust. every president needs that. they get help. they get support and, they can help you when you're a little down and confused but the, a lot of people think of the secretary of defense as a policymaker. that is just 1/3 of it. the secretary also carries out the decisions of the president. it has to be done with the excellence that we expect and always get from the defense department. then third, you run half the government. the department of defense is half of the federal government. so that is a huge managerial job. in the book i discuss that, for managers, what it is like to run half the government. ed: absolutely. last question, one of those big decisions for this commander-in-chief will be what to do with iran. he decided to scrap the obama nuclear deal. he campaigned on that, said it was going in the wrong direction. maximum pressure campaign of sanctions is working. we've seen iran acting up lately. we're sending more u.s. troops there. what would be your advice to the president about the days ahead? >> i would first of all i would tell him i would be confident in our forces there. there are tens thousands. we just added one more thousand. so everybody knows, there are tens of thousands of forces there already. i'm confident if there is a dust-up with iran nobody wants and president has said he doesn't want, if there is one, that they we will win and they will lose. ed: what are, how would you assess those odds right now in the last 30 seconds we have about whether a diplomatic solution could be reached and we can avoid military conflict? >> i think that the president and secretary of state indicate that's the path that they're on. that they don't want this -- but this is a dangerous area. it can spark quickly. iranians are not to be trusted and act out in all kinds of ways. so things can get out of control very quickly there. forces are right up close to one another. it's a dangerous thing. another reason to have a secretary of defense. ed: absolutely. we've wall that closely. good to have your insights. ash carter, inside the five-sided box, chance to inspire the next generation. check out the book. >> thanks for having me. ed: she is using serving up national security news on the channel. she used to cover ash carter. jennifer griffin are serving no bake chocolate pie. that is serving it with friends. >> nice to see you. great job this morning. off and running. we have a campaign underway. what is the path to victory. we'll explore that in a moment. what is up with the hillary clinton emails. andy mccarthy will fill us in. the matter on iran is on edge, so what next? 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>> for my senior project i work with two classmates. patty's mexican table. she taught us how to make great recipes we could do in the dorm room or "cooking with friends." steve: real quickly, tell us how it is put together. >> we made a chocolate no bake pie. take chocolate wafer cookies in a bag. roll them out. cut them up. once you're done, take the crushed up cookies, put them in a bowl. add melted butter. a pinch salt. take the food processer, two cups much ricotta cheese. put that together until it is smooth. add the whipped cream. you mission that together, put it into the and put it in the freezer 20 minutes. you have a no-bake chocolate pie. ed: you slice it up or -- >> this is where i [inaudible]. there we go. >> craig is all about -- >> we're ready. >> luke. >> my brother look taken upon himself to learn his own recipe. as you can see we're a sweet tooth. steve: that is in front of you. >> i've been watching a lot of gordon ramsey videos on youtube. i thought he was really good chef. so i wanted to be like him. i went into my kitchen, found chick late chips and peanut butter. i took them, put them in these cupcake holders. melted them, put them in the freezer, when they came out i had made -- ed: that is amazing. steve: good news, both recipes on foxandfriends.com. ainsley: you have done a great job. thank you. steve: what does it say? 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