work yesterday morning and brokenhearted at what i saw congress doing. a member of congress who listened in on a phone call from the president of the united states and in his way tried to express that opinion, he was a brave man, fallen hero, he knew what he was getting into because he enlisted. he was where he wanted to be, exactly where he wanted to be, exactly the people he wanted to be with when his life was taken, that was the message. >> kelly's own son robert was killed fighting for the us in afghanistan in 2010, donald trump's chief of staff describing the agonizing process of notifying a family member of a loved one's death and the pain those loved ones go through and live with. >> typically the only phone calls a family receives are the most important phone calls from their buddies. in my case after my son was killed his friends were calling us from afghanistan telling us what a great guy he was. those are the only phone calls that really matter. >> kelly said he was upset by will finance committee had to collect his thoughts by walking through the graves at arlington national cemetery for more than an hour. heather: remarkable moment to see him standing there explaining to people the significance of the phone call from the president of the united states. and the significance of serving our country. we will talk more about this. this is what donald trump had to say blasting frederica wilson on twitter. commander-in-chief writing this. the fake news is going crazy with the congresswoman wilson loved ones. >> as a commander i have had to write those letters. i have had to make those calls. there is nothing more difficult in the world to do. those men are out there doing what they love. the families have to suffer. they get weepy choices, don't come back in the come back missing arms and limbs, or not write mentally and not the same as how we left. nothing more sacred than the. heather: you have a lot to say about that. and tell us what you general kelly's speech. we will share your comments and look forward to that. a crucial step forward for donald trump's agenda republicans passing a $4 trillion budget proposal for donald trump tweeting great news on the 2018 budget, mitch mcconnell first step toward delivering massive tax cuts for the american people. let's get to griff jenkins with developments all about the hashtag. >> right down party lines. the senate passed budget framework 51-49 paving the way for the tax reform plan donald trump promises would be the largest tax cut in history. >> we completed the first step toward replacing our broken tax code by passing comprehensive fiscally responsible budget that will put the government on path to balance. the budget gives us the tools we need to strengthen our economy after years of stagnation under the previous administration. >> when mcconnell mentions tools the senate can use a special process known as budget reconciliation to avoid a democratic filibuster and pass tax reform with a simple majority of 51 votes. this would cut spending more than $5 trillion, for medicare, and $1 trillion for medicaid but senator rand paul was the only republican to vote against the bill joining democrats and opposing it. he said he couldn't in good conscience vote for budget that ignored spending caps as minority leader chuck schumer blasted any adding to the deficit. >> after eight years of debts and deficits under a democratic president republican deficit hawks seem to have flown the coop. >> one of the worst budgets congress has ever passed a. here is what happens, the house passed at the budget plan last week, house and senate, in the package coming next week. >> they want to get on the president's desk by christmas. >> that may be a bit hopeful but calling a special cabinet meeting tomorrow, the most economically vital region to spain's government. the los angeles police department investigating harvey weinstein for rape, italian model accusing the disgraced hollywood mobile 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of the matter is i knew what i signed up for, initially and enlisted soldier but transferred to being an officer, this was in the back of my mind so talking about training exercises, the element of danger present in those. >> the most controversial line brought out. what about the congresswoman, in terms of her and what she has done to bring this out and politicize with the family? >> she could handle this in a more professional manner. this was a discourse between the president and the goldstar family and should have stayed there. she should have stayed back. she is running for reelection soon, something she will tout moving forward, in diametric opposition to the trump administration and something came to the forefront more so and the sorrow of a goldstar family. >> call for his impeachment among other things in the past, going to families and their loved one has died. >> in a very unique position. i was an officer, so we had people that passed away and never a good way to do this. traditionally when a family member or military member passes, someone referred to as the casualty officer knocks on someone's door and makes the notification as the person passed away but often times on the other end, the command staff make these phone calls to goldstar family members and it was never the same thing. it amazes me when i look at. a mortician in that line of work how they are able to do that. fortunately i only did it a few times. >> thank you for joining us, we appreciate your service. >> appreciate you keeping me on fox. heather: the time is about 19 minutes after the top of the hour. no man left behind, search for a missing soldier in somalia is intensifying. >> the moment of contact, no one is left behind. >> what happened to these four men in these final moments, plus a modern-day goldrush, cities battling to become the site of amazon at newest headquarters. why it actually could ruin your city. ♪ these days families want to be connected 24/7. protesters flooding the campus as ryan spencer took the stage to deliver a speech, the way nationalist to help organize the deadly rally in charlottesville virginia barely able to speak before the crowd shut him down. >> i am not going home. and add this speech. another high school catering to pc police in the name of being gender inclusive, ending a 50-year-old tradition of having the guys and girls again. now everyone will wear the same color. the decision is about being respectful to select a gender or not select a gender. game on amazon in search for a new city to have the second headquarters in the competition heating up, it was actually yesterday but is it really worth? the cyber guy to explain pros and cons of having a billion-dollar retail company land in your city. thank you for joining us. >> talking about a goldrush, 39 cities across the us yesterday with the deadline. we think amazon knows who the winner is but haven't announced it yet. what we do know is it is pretty incredible. with regard to the amount of money that can come into your community. in seattle, amazon where they are currently headquartered has already -- speech is getting a little feedback with mike. >> talking $38 billion from 2010 to 2016 that went into seattle. this could be coming into your community. if your city already has 1 million people in it, within 45 minutes of international airport and they want a friendly town, high-paying job coming into your town talking home values that will shoot up overnight, local economy boosted so the money will be converted to better schools hiring better teachers, hard-working this and that and $5 billion is what they will spend to fill this out and talking about a huge investment, adding the economy component and attracting new businesses. there is clarity so all these people hire local people and all the model shops going out of business because amazon is shutting down by nature of the economy would be thriving again. this is like living in your house while you renovate. huge traffic jams, chaos during construction, and the existing identity of your town, you may know judy at the dry cleaner but that could change immediately when you have such an influx. >> cities in contention have to promise how large a facility, 8,000,000 ft. . >> you are right, 8 million square foot of the building they are going to build, 50,000 people to bring in, people spend $5 billion overnight building this, 39 cities and interesting things some mayors are doing, kansas city mayor, once dollars of amazon boxes, please come to my city, pretty fun stuff. heather: the top five contenders. >> those are some ideas. >> my hometown charlotte in new york city. >> new york, chicago, but pittsburgh. heather: pros and cons to everything. it is half past the top of the hour almost. high praise for donald trump's chief of staff. >> there was a speech given by a general, chief of staff, goldstar father, an american. that is what people needed to hear. >> navy seal rob only of having the general on the back for speaking from the heart. what do you think of general kelly's emotional speech? we are share your comments. president obama helping fellow democrats with campaign speeches but his message still the same. >> some of the politics we see, with we put them to bed. >> welcome back to "fox and friends" first, emotional, rare patriotic moment from chief of staff general john kelly producing a riveting and stunning condemnation of frederica wilson's claims about donald trump's condolence call. 's love of country shining. >> i was stunned when i came to work and brokenhearted at what i saw congress doing. a member of congress who listens in on a phone call from the president of the united states to a wife and his way tried to express that opinion, a brave man, fallen hero. he knew what he was getting himself into because he listened. he was where he wanted to be, exactly where he wanted to be with people he wanted to be with. that was the message. >> kelly's own son robert, a marine lieutenant with killed fighting for the us in afghanistan in 2010. general kelly knows what happens when troops are killed. he watched it happen firsthand. rob o'neill reminds us and america of the general's experiences and why it is so important to hear his speech. >> general kelly is the classiest guy in washington dc, that was a speech given by a general, chief of staff, goldstar father, an american. that is what people needed to hear because this is a goldstar family, the most sacred thing we have, the bickering, the political politics, playing politics with families is unacceptable and i would like to see it end. people said stuff they hopefully regret and it ends, the president made a phone call that has got to be very uncomfortable, he asked general kelly what to said he said the best way he could. i know donald trump, he cares about the military, won't insults anybody, way general kelly said, it broke his heart. i watched it live and it was an excellent speech. >> praise is pouring in for general kelly online with some of your comments. >> a lot of praise for general kelly, i was crying before he was halfway done, moved beyond words and appalled by the reaction of some media. jim on facebook, you are a great american, john kelly. even if he said the wrong thing or it was taken the wrong way it was meant to be kind, that is what hit general kelly so hard and got a little emotional. shirley on facebook, he was right on the mark, there is no draft like there was in vietnam, young men and women join because they want to. >> a great deck of the general made, they don't have to do this, they do it because they have the heart. thank you. everyone keep doing us your comments. another story, the pentagon putting the pieces together to find out what happens when four green berets were killed in a terrorist ambush. live from london more on that investigation. >> lots of questions about the ambush and the handling of the ambush. us special forces soldiers were injured in that ambush, we know the body of the fourth soldier was recovered and what is less clear is why that -- david johnson or his body was left behind after that initial conduct and whether there was an appropriate search and rescue mission. >> the moment of contact no one left behind, the us, partner in nigerian forces or french forces on the ground actively searching. it is a battlefield, it is in the middle of nowhere so not as clear as the briefing room. >> information is foggy about details of the ambush. two of the outstanding issues, did the soldiers have the appropriate intelligence going into a routine patrol just before this one. have they been appropriately briefed, second question was it appropriate because of soft skinned vehicles, did they have the right security posture? general kelly saying there is going to be an investigation but a lot of people in congress including senator mccain say that the white house has not been forthcoming with formation. they want more of it and if necessary will use a subpoena to get it. heather: bottom line whether it is the controversy over presidential phone calls and condolences or the investigation is green berets lost their lives. we need to remember that in all of this. donald trump meantime back home meeting with puerto rican governor at the white house and giving his administration a grade of 10 towards hurricane relief efforts. >> we have done a really great job, we had tremendous cooperation from the governor and we are getting there. >> i'm confident with your commitment and support we will be able in the long haul to give citizens of puerto rico adequate resources. >> giving the okay to provide additional funding to repair the ravaged islands, 80% of puerto rico remains without electricity. after months of vacation since leaving the oval office barack obama returning to the campaign trail. >> four more years! heather: promoting gubernatorial candidates in new jersey and virginia, president obama slamming the current administration without mentioning donald trump by name. >> the politics we see now, we thought we put that to bed. looking 50 years back. it is the 21st century. not the 19th century. heather: obama breaking with presidential tradition in recent years by going out and campaigning for his party after leaving the white house. this is pretty exciting. hdtv's last season going out in style with two of favorite jewels announcing former first lady laura bush and minor league outfielder tim tebo will appear as special guests. the fifth and final season is on november 21st at 9:00 pm eastern. the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and controversy in the classroom after a teacher.tapes not one but ten elementary students mouths shut and the school is responding. brand-new lawsuit taking on a diet soda industry, did it have a case? 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i needed the job. heather: walmart not commenting on it firing so far. unveiling the 2017 christmas book, lavish gifts did not disappoint the most outrageous gifts including his and hers rolls-royce cars for $449,000, first-class trip to france to make champagne, $150,000 individual and crusted brooch of the bunny dressed like a butler. who doesn't want? a message to the protesters refusing to stand for the national and, he will stand and now his hit is going viral. the country music star is with us live, stay tuned for that. ♪ a symbol of freedom ♪ whoooo. ....there was a single site... ...where you could find the... ...right hotel for you at the best price? there is. because tripadvisor now compares... ...prices from over 200 booking... ...sites ...to save you up to 30%... ...on the hotel you want. trust this bird's words. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. excited and they wanted to know what made you do this. >> a friend of mine said write a song about the nfl. that was on thursday. so i wrote the song. heather: we got to fix the like while you are talking. >> i started writing political songs, one of them was the monica lewinsky -- and one about sarah palin. last year, i wrote i am voting for donald for president. >> you are a donald trump and. are you a football fan? >> i certainly am. heather: they beat us but that is okay. so what did you think, when you see these players not standing for the national anthem? >> they have a constitutional right and i have a solution for all of this, you wanted to know about the song. on thursday we wrote the song and friday we performed in pennsylvania and i didn't have a chance to rehearse with the band but i wanted to try it out in the evening so susie, my bandmates and cowriter holding the lyrics sheet concentrating on singing the song. so we got going. heather: the crowd loved it. >> they were shared.