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defense department. they don't want to get their hands dirty in something that could result in the death and destruction of a country or terror group. so they give up the pentagon contract to work for other nations. and that anti personal behavior is resonating in their fill philosophy. ainsley: it's going to hurt the democratic party i think come mid terms. he was touting his economy and how great, you know, everyone's paychecks are now and bonuses. he was back stage i think with nine men. he said 8 of the 9 were crying because they are in better places he sedentaries of happiness. brian: is he not giving federal workers their 3% raise. 2.1 million. that's one thing. by the way, i have just gotten word -- okay, no one talking to me. [laughter] ainsley: hearing voices again? brian: the senator from indiana will be hearing us in five minutes. pete: i was going to say more but brian you said it for me. brian: jillian, go ahead. jillian: get you caught up with fox news alert right
there. the public will be allowed in and expecting thousands from across the country to line up and pay their final respects to senator mccain here in washington. ainsley, brian, pete, back to you guys in new york. >> thanks. you cannot miss this. ainsley: hand it over to jillian who has more headlines. jillian: watching a number of stories including. this president trump wants to block pay raises for civilian federal workers. writing a letter to house and senate leaders we must maintain efforts to put our nation on a fiscally sustainable course and federal agency budgets cannot sustain such increases. across the board 2.1% civilian federal workers will take effect in january unless the president and congress act to change it the man accuse of stealing a teen's make america great again hat while throwing a drink on him is facing charges. >> [bleep] your president. you ain't [bleep]
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before, quote, viciously and barbarically killing him with a machete last year on new york's long island. hernandez has a long criminal history and was out on parole at the time of the murder. we first told you about this story yesterday at the time we showed you a different mugshot of a man with the same last name. >> illinois democratic congressional candidate under fire this morning after comparing president trump to the master mind of the september 11th attacks usama bin laden. listen. >> trump and usama bin laden have a tremendous amount in common because they have both figured out how to use the bully pulpit to, you know, activate marginalized young men. every demagogue has done this, right? find a group of angry people. brian: here are trump support ires diamond and silk. how important is that
idea that there are these algorithms. we know it but he put it in the forefront right now that control our lives. that there are these wizards at this tech company in silicon valley. tech companies that are in charge of what we see. pete: very, very dangerous. >> and how wire shaping america. pete: thanks for your time. pete: that was big. more on the show i'm told. florida governor and republican senate candidate rick scott. we have judge jeanine. arizona senate candidate martha mcsally all coming up. brian: we usually sneak in music. no more tag or kick ball. no more duck, duck goose. they aren't appropriate. one musical chairs was the most stressful thing that happened in my childhood. that's not going to stop us from playing. we have fun on fox square. i believe we are having fun already through jillian ♪ whoa, whoa.
included to weissmann includes these folks. peter strzok, lisa page, deputy director andrew mccabe and at least one other doj official not identified and a current fbi agent who worked with strzok on the russia probe and already known or his wife, you remember nellie worked for of the opposition research form behind the dossier as ohr is currently still working at the ohr the current and former officials we named in the special counsel's office all declined to comment when fox news reached out to them. testimony as, guys, there is more to come on this story. brian: wow, there is so much more. bruiser wabruce ohr was talkingo much more. the home of mike pence where he was once governor, had a mission, get mike brann into the senate. >> shifting of the senate
their billboard in baltimore reads, quote: i am me not meat. jokes like this video of crab on the stove writing pete, are you mad? they say they will apologize to no one. and pete's newest ad now popping up in florida it tells people to, quote, look, not quote fish. >> facebook admitted they have made mistakes. >> we need to constantly show we are not adding our own bias which i fully admit is more left-leaning. >> we didn't take a broad enough view of our responsibility and that was a big mistake. and it was my mistake and i'm sorry. brian: wow, was he breaking up there? now the giant tech companies are headed to the hill, facebook, twitter executives and google sending a senior vice president to testify before congress next week. ainsley: what questions should be asked to those guys? kurt the cyberguy weighs in
brian: this is a plot. ainsley: governor, talk about what's happening in california. another story out of california this morning the head of the democratic party out there is now saying that you need to boycott in and out burger very fame mutt restaurant chain. brian: formal dining. pete: late night. ainsley: most of the people who visit the east coast did you try in-n-out burger? they are saying boycott in-n-out burger because they give money not only to the republican party though the democratic party too. they are saying still boycott in and out makes a great product people lined up to get their burgers. great staff. it's a wonderful company. you know, one of the only reasons that i ever go to california to s. to get an in-n-out burger and now i'm going to schedule some more trips to get some in and out burgers. they only gave $25,000, which is a very small amount of money to the republican
you said is summer over? pete: not at all. let summer keep going. shouldn't end. only ends on the calendar. shouldn't end in your mind. brian: a lot of kids are back at school and going to school. that is kind of a relief for you. pete: let them all go. finally have peace. bine brian talk about what the president did last night big rally in indiana. he wants to expand the advantage the republicans have in the senate. from there he is targeting indians, mike braun in particular. self-made businessman multimillionaire. wants to take business knowledge from the state house right to the u.s. senate. they have a lot in common do these two. they pack the house. the president also, built up mike braun but also let everybody know how upset he is on how things are going, the department of justice. his department of justice in washington. >> all i can say this: our justice department and our fbi at the top of -- because
that you are proactively protecting outside influence in our country's local state and federal elections? i want an answer. i want to know what have you done deliberately? brian: they got rid of bots people lost followers. >> i think they will have answers for us. i just want to know what they're. ainsley: what if their answer is what they have been saying in the past we will get back to you on that? >> not acceptable. you don't leave the room until you give us an answer. i want to know this: at what point is that algorithm, the one who is determined who is seen and heard and guess suppressed. ainsley: will they give us that information. >> no. but i want to know when is it too dangerous that we actually have to do something about it? and then what guarantees do we have that you are not silencing millions of people and more overwhat kind of grade are you giving yourself over the last six months? i want to know these kinds of questions and i want to hold them accountable. pete: is change coming? do they really mean it. >> i think the president did a good gift for us. gave us awareness to the