kristi's right. it's a very strong opinion, the law was clear, the appeal is frivolous, but look at it through the lens of delay and why not? >> why not seems to be the legal strategy in trump land. chuck rosenberg and kristi greenberg, thank you for your time and early analysis on all this. >>> tomorrow night starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern speaking of the 14th amendment, i'll be joining our colleagues in our prime time special coverage, a recap of oral arguments at the supreme court. all about that 14th amendment case, you're not going to want to miss it. >>> coming up secretary of state hillary clinton weighs in on the war in gaza and what she thinks needs to happen with prime minister b.b. netanyahu. that is next. . netanyahu. that is next ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term pol

south dakota governor kristi noem reacts. steve and two days until the republican primary in south carolina, lawrence is having breakfast with friends at the golden egg at surfside beach. all right. ladies and gentlemen, put down your phone, it's not working anyway. the second hour of "fox & friends" starts right now and, remember, mornings are better with phones. ♪ >> steve: all right a fox news alert. if you are waking up this morning and looking at your phone, you could be having a problem with it and you are not alone. there is a major cellular outage being reported nationwide. >> pete: as of now, it appears at&t users are the hardest hit with website down detector.com reporting nearly 40,000 outages. those are reported across the u.s. at this time. >> ainsley: kurt the cyberguy joins us now. 40,000 doesn't sound like a lot when you think how many people live in our country. those are just the ones reporting it. ththis is affect ago lot of people. >> steve: and awake. >> kurt: that is true. this is a rather large story. w

kristi noem has been incredible fighting for me.t him because i can't beat him. that was a very nice if thing to say. maria: what was the story that your team reached out to rfk jr.? >> it was a falsehood. i like him a lot -- maria: you never reached out? >> no, never happened. maria: is it fair to believe you would have a number of your former officials in your new cab cabinet? >> i would put some back. i came to washington having spent almost no time in my life in washington. maria: i know. you said that. >> all of a sudden i'm president, and i wasn't into washington society, so i was not a -- i was a new york person, i was a new york builder -- maria: you were an outsider, and that's why -- >> >> but the one problem with that, and i love the outsider, but you're relying on other people to give you names to be head of, this head of that. and, by the way, you had unbelievable -- maria: but you had plenty of personnel mistakes. >> no, of course, but everybody does. obama had, what about biden? look at the people running this biden t

kristi noem has been incredible fighting for me.never run against him because i can't beat him. that was a very nice if thing to say. maria: what was the story that your team reached out to rfk jr.? >> it was a falsehood. i like him a lot -- maria: you never reached out? >> no, never happened. maria: is it fair to believe you would have a number of your former officials in your new cab cabinet? >> i would put some back. i came to washington having spent almost no time in my life in washington. maria: i know. you said that. >> all of a sudden i'm president, and i wasn't into washington society, so i was not a -- i was a new york person, i was a new york builder -- maria: you were an outsider, and that's why -- >> >> but the one problem with that, and i love the outsider, but you're relying on other people to give you names to be head of, this head of that. and, by the way, you had unbelievable -- maria: but you had plenty of personnel mistakes. >> no, of course, but everybody does. obama had, what about biden? look at the people runn

kristi noem has been incredible fighting for me.n against him because i can't beat him. that was a very nice if thing to say. maria: what was the story that your team reached out to rfk jr.? >> it was a falsehood. i like him a lot -- maria: you never reached out? >> no, never happened. maria: is it fair to believe you would have a number of your former officials in your new cab cabinet? >> i would put some back. i came to washington having spent almost no time in my life in washington. maria: i know. you said that. >> all of a sudden i'm president, and i wasn't into washington society, so i was not a -- i was a new york person, i was a new york builder -- maria: you were an outsider, and that's why -- >> >> but the one problem with that, and i love the outsider, but you're relying on other people to give you names to be head of, this head of that. and, by the way, you had unbelievable -- maria: but you had plenty of personnel mistakes. >> no, of course, but everybody does. obama had, what about biden? look at the people running this

kristie and mark, thank you both for your time tonight.y appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> we have a lot to get to tonight, including how the party of trump may be becoming the party of putin. and what that means, not just for republicans, but for democrats. >>> plus, the latest on the breaking news out of kansas city, where a deadly shooting happened at a super bowl celebration. stay with us. ation. stay with us. >> woman: what's my safelite story? i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked, i chose safelite. they replaced the glass and recalibrated my safety system. that's service i can trust. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ my life is full of questions... mom, is yellow a light or a dark? how do i clean an aioli stain? thankfully, tide's the answer to almost all of them. why do we even buy napkins? use tide. can cold water clean white socks? it can with tide. do i need to pretreat guacamole? not with tide. this is chocolate, right? -just use... -tide...yeah. no matter who's doing it, on wha

kristi noem has been incredible fighting for me.i'd never run against him, because i can't beat him. that was a very nice thing to say. >> sean: here with more, author of "no going back," governor christie nome is with us. governor, before i get to the question i want to ask about trump, maybe being chosen as vp, his running mate, i don't think governor abbott would have been able to withstand whatever that deadline meant to joe biden had it not been for you and ron desantis, all the republican governors, they deserve credit, that stood by governor abbott's side. if you didn't stand with him in solidarity, i'm not sure if biden wouldn't have precipitated a real crisis down there. >> yeah. sean, i went the actual day that shutdown was supposed to happen. people ask me why, when i heard the news, i immediately the next day was at the border, and it was because of what i heard democrats encouraging the president to do. they were encouraging president biden to activate our national guard soldiers so they would would stand down. he was g

he we had on kristi noem earlier. her name got mention, tim scott'r name w.s got mentioned r a possible v.p. choices. if your fathered in law comesyow to you and says, laura, what do you think? >> could you who do you recommenu recod? well, i want someone who was an america first patriot. i think we need to make sure wee have someoneone wif with the sai of love for this country that my father in law has. becausn-w has.e face it, we're e to get four more years of donald trump. i , i will mentlemenmen. make sure of that. certainly in south carolina, certainly in my home state ofnog of north carolina. but they we need someone to carry the mantle on for the next eight years in this country. >> so whoever it is, i cans goin you, sean, he is going to make the best pick. he knows who that person is andy trust him to make that decision. >> what do you make of that one? that one nbcnbc poll says, okays you're if the formerida president is convicted, then he goes from a five point lead to a two point deficit. i'm no any ot sure

back with us, kristy greenberg. what do we know?e campaigning while having to be in court? i know we talked a little bit about it yesterday. >> reporter: right. so far he has put his priority in defending himself in the courtroom, or at least appearing in the courtroom to hear his attorneys defend himself. i want to let you listen to donald trump yesterday when he left the courtroom. take a listen. >> we'll just have to figure it out. i'll be here during the day. i'll be campaigning during the night. biden should be doing the same thing, but he'll be sleeping. >> how do you plan on campaigning while you're in court, sir? >> i'll do it in the evening. >> reporter: what you just outlined is what the team around donald trump outlines. for donald trump in the year of 2024, it's not just about his political campaign, but it's also about the legal campaign. as one adviser told me recently, donald trump is not going to let these prosecutors have an open shot on goal, he is going to go and defend himself. because in the situation of, let's

kristie, first you. anthony, i want to know where your money is.hat is the supreme court going to review this? >> right now the application from donald trump is to keep this on hold. not send it back to judge chutkan. it is not necessarily in the merits, yet. the legal move for donald trump to continue to have this on hold, he needs five votes from the supreme court and he has to show that he has a fair prospect of getting the majority of the supreme court to reverse the unanimous d.c. court of appeals decision. there is just not a fair prospect that is going to happen. looking at the legal standard, donald trump's application should be denied. sent back to judge chutkan and she should be able to set a trial date. whether not the supreme court will do that, they decide, okay, we are not going to look at the legal standard. this is an important federal question that we want to put our stamp on it. maybe they will do. that but if they are just applying legal standard this should be denied. >> how about you, anthony? >> i have started reciting the fir

>> yes. >> kristy, you go first, and mark, then we'll go to you. >> i do. i don't think the supreme court is gonna want to be seen, is tipping the scales here. the same question, thinking about the oral argument that was had in the colorado disqualification ballot, where justice -- colorado lawyer and said, you know, i put it to you, she dunckel state be in a position to decide for everyone? well, i put it to these justices. should the supreme court be able to decide for the country whether or not this president is adjudicated for, you know, basically using his office to try -- breaking the law to try to remain in power? and i don't think that the supreme court is gonna want to be seen as doing that. they are very focused, as we saw on that oral argument, just a few weeks ago, about consequences. about a perception of the court in about the consequences of their actions. and i just think that if they do take this up, which i don't think they should, i mean, in order to have this put on hold, which is what donald trump is asking for, donald trump has to show

joining meeg now is kristi greenberg,ti former federal prosecutor who servedg, for ovea decade in the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york. alsoct joining me is mark josep stern, a senior writer for slate. i hear a quiet note of desperation in this q filing. am i wrong to hear that? is this the normal course of events when you're dealing with a high stakes federal election interference case involving the formerrf president? >> there's certainly a little bit of c desperation, but the mn note i detected here was urgency but also a sense i think jack smith's team was trying to get across that these are trustworthy attorneys and that they are making these arguments in good faith, and that they are thefa ones who stuv that presumption of good faith. they aren't rushing this. it's trump's side that's trying toru run out the clock. i'll note one of the signatories on this filing was michael dreeben. he was a deputy solicitor-general for decades. he argued more than 100 cases before then supreme court. he's friends with chief justice john roberts. and i think that by s

the gold-medal skater kristi. there they all are.e work is kristi, a lot of super bowl rings and gold medals in the group that of course 49ers football was front and center. >> one of the great things i have seen all year long is when they decide to play hard and tough, they are hard to beat. >> the anticipation. >> you cannot let the game get bigger than it should be even though it is a huge game you have to approach it like every other game. >> cool to see those two. amazing stories about how the nfl was and what direction the nfl is going. ronnie and marcus, best friends since their college days at ufc. coverage continues later in the newscast. anthony florez is with us on the strip. we will hear more from him and the 49ers players. we will send it back to you in the warmer studio. i do not think we have ever said that. >> i think you are in the right spot. >>> we are teing up with the today show to host the 49ers pep rally. you n in us this friday at four clock in the morning at the east bay. dress up in your 49ers gear and you m

oh, yeah, we like kristi noem. it's not happening with her. now, elise stefanik on the other hand does have a greater chance because she has been an absolute sycophant and she has decided to completely sell her soul to remake herself into a trumplican in ways that are hard to imagine that someone could be such a polar opposite of what they used to be when they first came into congress. elise stefanik is a perfect example of that, of someone who sold everything out for political ambition, to the point where she's defending donald trump and his comments calling january 6th defendants and prisoners political prisoners. it's really pretty obnoxious and outrageous how low she's gone. but i mean, she's just par for the course. the fact that -- i have to go back to the mitch mcconnell thing for a second. the fact that mitch mcconnell, seriously, michael, that mitch mcconnell would even be considering endorsing donald trump after everything that trump has done to him as well, i mean, calling his wife all kinds of ethnic slurs, calling him a piece of c

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south carolina governor kristi noem will join us on the border crisis in 10 minutes. >> ainsley: parents urging lawmakers to reign in big tech after mark zuckerberg's stunning apology. >> would you like to apologize for what you have done to these good people? [applause] >> brian: he didn't take responsibility. meet four farmers who want wives being looing for love on hit fox reality show. final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now and quick reminder your mornings are better because you chose to be with? >> ainsley: friends. >> steve: that's it. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ainsley: brian says get dressed. >> brian: yes. >> ainsley: the song says let your hair down. >> brian: you could do both. >> ainsley: put your clothes on while letting your pony tail out. >> brian: is it hard to sleep with a bun? >> ainsley: they say not to. >> brian: don't you take your hair down at night if you have a bun? >> steve: let your hair down, it means relax. >> ainsley: they say do not sleep with your hair in a pony tail or bun because it can break it. >> brian: you mean crack it? do you use conditioner? >> ainsley: my

kristy greenberg, and lisa rubin, thank you ladies, so brilliant. show to help parse all of this. >>> we are awaying the imminent release of a long awaited report into president biden's handling of classified documents. special counsel robert hur has spent the last year investigating how classified documents ended up in biden's home and office, and as of now, we don't expect any criminal charges to be filed. biden says he returned the documents voluntarily. he's been cooperating with law enforcement and this is very different from donald trump's documents case. he directed hundreds of classified documents to be moved to his mar-a-lago residence, repeatedly ignored the request to have the records returned, everyone allegedly showed the classified information to multiple people who did not have clearance, so we're waiting on that one. >>> up next on "ana cabrera reports" donald trump wasn't on nevada's primary ballot, but voters still didn't choose nikki haley, who won instead? >>> plus, the reported shake-up on the horizon in the rnc in an election y

chuck, rosenberg and kristy greenberg, thank you for your time, and analysis on this.eciate you. tomorrow night, starting at eight pm eastern, speaking of the 14th amendment that will be joining our colleagues in our primetime special coverage, a recap of oral arguments at the supreme court, all about that 14th amendment case, you are not going to want to miss it. coming up, secretary of state hillary clinton weighs in on the war in gaza, and what she thinks needs to happen to prime minister bibi netanyahu. that is next. is next. keep g fresh waaaay longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. hey, you should try new robitussin honey medi-soothers for long-lasting cough and sore throat relief. try new robitussin lozenges with real medicine and find your voice. you know? we really need to work on your people skills. marlo thomas: my father founded saint jude children's research hospital because he believed no child should die in the dawn of life. in 1984, a patient named stacy arr

kristi smith spoke with to organizers about what they say she should do and why others disagree with plans for another bay area recall. >>> today was our kickoff rally. >> reporter: brenda herb done fortsy is leading effort to recall the mayor. she showed up near jack london square for the signature phase of the recall. they need to collect 25,000 signatures to get this on the november ballot. >> i just got tired of those -- the downfall of oakland. i got tired of the climb, the rise -- crime, the rise in crime which is directly related to the firing of chief armstrong. >> reporter: the retired alameda counties superior court judge sees it this way -- >> every time there's a car break-in, every time somebody can't go home, all of those things came together for me, and i -- for me it was i cannot just sit back and say nothing. >> reporter: supporters of the mayor have been vocal, too. they held a rally outside city hall just last month. and today we caught up with this neighbor near jack london square. >> i am concerned about crime. i'm concerned about all the things that they're talk

the gold-medal skater kristi. there they all are. ronnie work is kristi, a lot of super bowl rings and gold medals in the group that of course 49ers football was front and center. >> one of the great things i have seen all year long is when they decide to play hard and tough, they are hard to beat. >> the anticipation. >> you cannot let the game get bigger than it should be even though it is a huge game you have to approach it like every other game. >> cool to see those two. amazing stories about how the nfl was and what direction the nfl is going. ronnie and marcus, best friends since their college days at ufc. coverage continues later in the newscast. anthony florez is with us on the strip. we will hear more from him and the 49ers players. we will send it back to you in the warmer studio. i do not think we have ever said that. >> i think you are in the right spot. >>> e teaming up with the today sh tohost the 49ers pep rally. you can join us this friday at ur clock in the morning at the east bay. dress up in your 49ers gear and you

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kristie, welcome. first, on mar-a-lago. is this a case of judge cannon not taking the threat seriously that has jacks mitt concerned? or does she have legal justification for providing these documents to donald trump and the other defendants attorneys? >> there are two different things that the government is trying to do. they want to fly all materials that disclose witness identities under seal, meaning the republic can't see it. and they are also trying to file certain of these materials, ex parte. which means just to the core, without the defense lawyers being able to see it. there is one exhibit in particular that describes in particular the threats that have been made over social media to a perspective government witness. and the circumstances of that. noting that there is an ongoing government investigation into those threats. they don't want to tell trump's lawyers about that. we don't know why. perhaps because they are somehow -- they did judge cannon said that by today that you have to tell you have to disclose thi

let me bring in former federal prosecutor kristy greenberg, lisa rubin is back with us.he gop is telling trump supporters that he plans to be in florida for this hearing. what, lisa, can we expect tomorrow? >> tomorrow is really, chris, going to be a conversation about the schedule in this case. judge cannon has long told the parties that on march 1st, she would revisit the may 20th trial date. many people have said and i believe correctly, that that may 20th date can't hold. why? because her pretrial schedule to date doesn't include all of the briefing that needs to happen on classified information. so even if we weren't in a situation where the supreme court had agreed to hear immunity, it likely could not hold, but now there's a possibility that that trial could be put on hold completely. why? because in this trial, as in the federal election interference case, trump has moved to dismiss the indictment on the basis of presidential immunity. possible that judge cannon says immunity is the right to be free from the burdens of trial. if the supreme court is going to deci

plus, lisa rooney, and kristy greenberg on how we got here and david claw from the new political reality for an electorate that has stopped trump before. when all in, starts right now. pierre i >>> by a grand, jerry for his role in that insurrection. well, today, in a single page order released a 5:00, the court agreed to consider trump's manifest weak claim, that he is immune from prosecution for the january 6th insurrection because he was acting in some sense of his official capacity as president. but, the order itself is not the story here, it's the timing it all comes back for the timing. let's remember, the court case the trial of donald trump over his efforts to subvert the constitutional republic, was originally set to begin days from now in march. all that is on hold because of the court wants to hear oral arguments, for trump's immunity claim. ready for this, seven weeks from now. april 22nd, 2020, for making it a real possibility, a likelihood, in fact that donald trump will not face a trial for the crime of attempting to overthrow the american republic. we will not face a jury

. >> jesse: kristi noem, governor of south dakota. governor, i like the idea of swamping, you have to win in a landslide to overcome margin of shenanigans, i would have like to have heard detail about the ground game, is there detailed ground game operation for the two months of early voting and mail needed to win? >> there is not enough in some swing states and that is what republicans have to be prepared for. democrats will try to do everything they have done in the past. think back to 2020, running elections however they wanted to and not they did one thing, they did everything, jesse, that is in danger now, people trusting our election system. secretary of state are chief election officer and matters who sits in offices. i'm proud of south dakota, we have high integrity election system. you have to use id to vote, an example rest of the states should follow. what i'm shocked by, after 2020, liberal democratic governors got reelectioned and they are in charge. they still may find a way to figure out way to conduct elections and ign

was it kristi noem or brian kemp?go brian kemp. >> we have a contrast already. >> today i announced i was deploying national guard to the border for the fifth time. >>> jesse: so charlie didn't watch the show this week. >> i had zero idea about that one. >> jesse: or she's throwing it to go behind to launch a comeback. let's go with that. >> i tivo the show, by the way. >> jesse: it still counts. >> you have a fascinating social life, i can tell. >> jesse: which former president said this about taxes? tax rates are too high today and tax revenues are too low, and the soundest way to raise revenue in the long run is to cut the rates now. was it jfk, or the gipper? >> i'm going jfk, john f. kennedy. >> jesse: and you're going the gipper. >> tax rates are too hide today and revenues are too low, and the soundest way to raise the revenues in the long run is to cut the rates now. >> well, i'm off to a really hot start here start here. >> jesse: who is a bad boy? commander biden has attacked secret service agents at least 2

before becoming governor kristi noem served eight years in the house of representatives.er speech is about 40 minutes. [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] [applause] good afternoon. [applause] go ahead and be seated. lieutenant governor, mr. speaker, members of the house and senate, chief justice, members of the supreme court justices, because additional officers we welcome you. to all of our fellow south dakota and my job today is to give you a report on the state of our stated. our state constitution requires me too c appear before you and deliver the speech it gives little guidance on how long the speeches should be or what snacks should be served. i have decided to take a few liberties. on your desk you will find a bag of snacks from me because i like to eat you may find these snacks are reflective of this body. they are a little salty, sometimes they are sweet and there may be a net or two in the bunch. [laughter] with that let's get started. first we have with the several members of our south dakota national guard. and they are rock stars read so incredibly

kristie, they're going to tell you what they want to take and not take. they may or may not give a reason. they might leave it with the lower court, the court of appeals, but they very well may take it up. and of course, jack smith is wasting no time. it was due next week. he filed it today. but in new york tomorrow, i want to go and travel there with you for a second. because trump is going to be in court for the hush money trial hearing and that frankly, i remember when alvin bragg was the first to bring the charges and everyone wondered, would that be the first trial to actually go and then everything else happened in between this could now end up in fact, being the first criminal trial that trump faces. what do you expecting? >> i think in tomorrow's hearing, the judge is going to consider the motions that have been made pretrial. donald trump has made a number of arguments. he argues that there's undue delay. of course, he is enlarged part the reason for that delay because he sued to block enforcement of subpoenas for his mind financial records. and

also with us, kristy greenberg, a former federal prosecutor.yne, what exactly did willis have to say in this response that we have been waiting to hear? >> reporter: we have been waiting a long time to hear this, chris, and i've got to say that i'm still making my way through this. we're talk about 176 pages. that's how long the response is. that includes a number of exhibits. i just got it just a few minutes ago. we do know that just as i'm kind of thumbing through here, i'm looking at some of the exhibits, and they include things that kind of point to the accolades of nathan wade, for instance, some of his credentials. we also see a couple of receipts in here. i also see what appears to be some of the notes that we know she's received, some of the hate mail, some of the threatening words with racist language in it. all of that is attached as exhibits, and so all of this really kind of points to the fact, though, that fani willis is mounting what we expected to be and what we now see is a very strong pushback and a very vigorous defense of the

cnn's kristie lu stout joins us live now from hong kong. is all rather exciting for you in hong kong. >> reporter: very exciting, nick. in fact, team hong kong, the local squad, just scored. the score now is 1-1. the crowd, wild. but there is still messi mania among the stands. you see it in the fans, all wearing the pink jerseys. lionel messi, the argentine football legend and superstar, is here with his team, inter miami, for a preseason friendly against hong kong. let me tell you, this does not feel like a friendly. team hong kong is going all-out. they are playing hard, and every time they touch the ball, the fans in the stands, even the ones wearing pink jerseys, they are cheering out in support. this is inter miami's first-ever international tour. the co-owner of the team, david beckham, also here. he was spotted earlier, before the match began, at the top of the hour signing jerseys and adding a little bit more football star power to the proceedings. and this is a sold-out event. some 40,000 fans in the stands. earlier i spoke to one

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as kristie lu stout report, still a day that fans will remember for years. >> reporter: messi mania is sweeping hang congress, tens of thousands of fans clamoring to see the argentine football legend and superstar here at hong kong stadium play with his team inter miami in a preseason friendly against honkg kong. david beckham is also here adding additional star power to the proceedings. this is a sold out match. tickets sold out withinen would hour of going on sale just over a week ago. and there is 40,000 seats in the stadium all sold to the fans. and we spoke to one lucky fan. >> happy to see him obviously. this is great for hong kong and all the fans. all arrgentina supports and the new inter miami supporters. it is great. he hasn't been here since 2014 and he came as a runner up and now world champion. >> reporter: and we spoke to a footballer who was selected to be on the pitch with lionel messi and he called it a dream encounter. he said i was so surprised to get into the final squad, i think it is a dream come true playing with the g.o.a.t., messi is something that i never imag

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the dumbness kristy plots, and these are germany's busiest airport in frank. that should give us an impression of how the strike is affecting ad travel. right, well this morning on i'm standing in one of the major departure halls here and this morning on the sign. you can see behind me we saw just dozens and dozens of canceled flights. but as you can see now, they've just cleared the board completely to give you some idea of how things are going here at frankfurt today. most of the departures have been cancelled. love times by which is germans by being carrier, had encouraged people to stay home today. once very announce the strikes, then you will not get on your fly because the security personnel are not there to check passengers to check luggage. people can knock it on their flights. still, many people did show up anyways and there queued up in mind hoping to be re booked for tomorrow. so you said most of boxes have been can so does these uh, cancellations also affects the arrivals. so uh, as of the last information i had arrivals here at the frankfurt um ar

cnn's kristie lu stout joins us live now from hong kong. has it kicked off yet? >> reporter: do you know what, the match is going to kick off at the top of the hour. messi fever is gripping hong kong. you've got tens of thousands of fans here, all clamoring for the opportunity to see their hero, the argentine football superstar lionel messi play in this preseason friendly with his team, inter miami, against hong kong. this is inter miami's first-ever international tour, and the co-owner of the team, david beckham, is also here. he's been signing football jerseys inside hong kong stadium, adding even more star power to the proceedings. this is a sold-out event, maximum capacity here of 40,000 seats all seoul sold out within one hour of tickets going on sale online just over a week ago. we got a chance to speak to the lucky fans who scored tickets. listen to this. >> really excited. actually, i'm from macao. i traveled a lot to come here. hopefully i can see him and sign a jersey. >> i'm a argentina fan, more than 20 years. this is the first time i have this opport

. >> i want to know if kristi got a reading and what he told kristi lou stout. we'll have to find out. >>> that wraps up this hour of "cnn newsroom." i'm anna coren in hong kong. i'll be back with more news in just a moment. thank you so much for your company. . test ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

cnn's kristi lustout joins us live from hong kong outside the stadium. good to see you're in the miami colors too. tell us about the excitement that's building there. >> reporter: yeah, this is messi mania. it is sweeping hong kong. you have tens of thousands of fans all clamoring for a chance to see the argentine football legend and superstar lionel messi play with his time, inter-miami for a preseason friendly against hong kong. this is inter-miami's first international tour and the co-owner of the team, david beckham, is also here adding an additional football star power to the proceedings. this is a sold out match. tickets sold out within one hour of going on sale just over a week ago. and this is a packed house, maximum capacity 40,000 seats in hong kong stadium, all sold out. and we got a chance to speak to one of the lucky fans who scored a ticket. watch this. >> happy to see him, obviously. i think it's great for hong kong and all the fans, all the argentina supporters and all the new inter-miami supporters. yeah, he hasn't been here since 2014,

back to you. >> revenge buying rinaldo jerseys, ouch, kristie lu stout in hong kong, thank you so mucho go to sports correspondent carolyn manno joining me from new york. from steph curry's 60 points, let me get this straight, the golden state warriors didn't have what it took to win? >> yeah, fans delighted to see the superstar play, but the warriors didn't have enough against the hawks. curry gave it all, 62 of his 60 points in the fourth quarter to keep golden state sa fafloat, k. that included the final points in regulation, to open things up in over ytime, the warriors fou games under .500 and now 12th place in the western conference. >> it's frustrating, obviously, not coming away with the win, you know, couple plays here, couple plays there, it's a different outcome and we're celebrating an individual performance like that. but just adds to the frustration of our season. >> reporter: lebron james and lakers in one of the most inconsistent teams in the nba this season but still had enough to shut down the hottest team in the league. l.a. snapping a sunshine-game win streak. lebro

you also talked to kristie about his book on ronald reagan. bit about what he said about the republican party past and present. >> reporter: in the bookie right many republicans have abandoned their common sense and discernment and jumped into a shabby cult. denying reality, pledging conspiracy theories, and pledging to an abuser who cares solely about himself. it's about as forward as you can get from ronald reagan? >> i like that, that is pretty good. [laughter] >> reporter: and yet this is the party that you want to head? >> look, what i want to do is change it. and listen, anderson, if you took those words and you went to any number of leaders of our party, privately, and ask them if they agree with it, they say they did. the problem is that they do not want to do the hard work that is necessary to lead and change the party, it means that if you do not raise your hand at the debate in milwaukee, you are going to get booed. they would be willing to do that? >>> he is talking there about raising your hand on the debate stage, and saying that

kristi noem not buying it. watch. >> he could fix it, he could reinstate the policies president trump had in place and we'll be in a different situation. >> >> ainsley: two days until the south carolina primary. look at those wonderful south carolinians. final hour of "fox and friends" starts right now and remember, mornings are better with friends. >> steve: yep. all right, fox news alert our lead story, if you are waking up this morning and having trouble with your cell phone, you are not alone. there is a major cellular outage being reported nationwide, it is the network. >> will: it is not you, it's them. it appears at&t users with down o outage. >> ainsley: many are wondering if they paid their phone bill. kurt, how will this affect us, hospitals, flights and first responders? >> imagine calling 911 and you can't get through, huge problem. all kind of infrastructure in our country rely on cellular communication, the biggest hit is at&t and reports from those who have verizon and t-mobile and many carriers

you also talked to kristie about his book on ronald reagan.bout what he said about the republican party past and present. >> reporter: in the bookie right many republicans have abandoned their common sense and discernment and jumped into a shabby cult. denying reality, pledging conspiracy theories, and pledging to an abuser who cares solely about himself. it's about as forward as you can get from ronald reagan? >> i like that, that is pretty good. [laughter] >> reporter: and yet this is the party that you want to head? >> look, what i want to do is change it. and listen, anderson, if you took those words and you went to any number of leaders of our party, privately, and ask them if they agree with it, they say they did. the problem is that they do not want to do the hard work that is necessary to lead and change the party, it means that if you do not raise your hand at the debate in milwaukee, you are going to get booed. they would be willing to do that? >>> he is talking there about raising your hand on the debate stage, and saying that he wo

he has mentioned senator tim scott and governor kristi noem, is he playing with us.the show after the release of the four thugs that beat to new york city police officers the city unveils a 53 million other plan to get illegals preapproved credit cards for food supplies and baby supplies. and there's this i gave money to an elderly woman begging at the new york airport. i think i did the right thing in a personal sense. did i encourage more migrants to come and were begging on the street. it's not what do you think, monday february the fifth 2024. "varney & company" is about to begin. ♪ ♪ ♪. stuart: full-time album of the year winner and a new one coming out april 19. i handled the new. >> 2% of all music sales in the u.s. classical, jazz, taylor swift 2% of all of it. stuart: a little activity on sixth avenue, there is some traffic, we're going to start with politics, my favorite subjects. new polling shows voters prefer trump to biden on the economy by 22 points. guy benson with us this morning. why is biden so unpopular on the economy when inflation is cooling in

i like governor kristi noem on as well.message in battleground states and younger voters like the one we work with at young america's foundation. the number 1 issue is the economy. having a proven problem solver goes. nobody is better than kim reynolds and better than ron desantis in florida. so i think she would be a great pick and a great compliment to president trump. >> charles: did she pick him in the iowa primary? i don't remember. i feel like -- >> no, she was with desantis. yeah. she obviously -- in 2020, she campaigned with president run the. she just close to desantis. i think that that is an important point as well. ron desantis got out, got behind him in the new hampshire primary just like tim scott got out and helped him in the south carolina primary. if we're going to win in close states like wisconsin, michigan, arizona, georgia, we need everybody on board. so taking someone who maybe wasn't with him in the primary and connecting that person on the ticket would send a strong message that this is a united effo

., number three, number four in the house and joni ernst or marsha blackburn, governor kristi noem. > mentioned kristi over the weekend as one of the people that potentially he could pick, saying she's been a terrific ally of his, she acknowledged she could not beat him in an election, although ally would say they never want to run against the person to be president, and i'm hearing mr. trump do as mr. biden did four years earlier and pick a woman as his running mate. mr. biden and country suffer daily the consequences of embracing identity politics. people think woman against woman for vice president would be a great way for the president to offset that potential advantage the democrats have, and set up 2028 naturally if he wins the presidency to have the first woman president and be a republican. >> two things there, john. like i said, all the women i've mentioned in the piece and beyond are very capable would do a better job than biden or harris, no question. but the pick a woman theory i think is limited. donald trump in 2016, when i was his campaign manager, he beat the queen bee

. >> interesting, south dakota governor, kristi noem and biotech entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy came inace with 15% each of the boat on saturday straw poll former hawaii representative tulsi gabbard came in second and 9% followed by house republican conference chair elise stefanik and senator tim scott at 8%, byron donalds kaman was 7%. arizona senator candidate carried like 6% while ben carson, ron desantis and arkansas governor sarah huckabee sanders got each 5%. by the way nikki haley no big surprise got less than 5% but kristi noem and ramaswamy are among the cpac voters. stuart: thank you so much, cases of a nasty stomach bug are on the rise. will ask doctor siegel what to look out for and how best to protect yourself. elon musk accused of not fulfilling his obligation to the u.s. military, lawmakers worry that the tech in case of chinese aggression a full report next. ♪ j.p. morgan wealth management knows it's easy to get lost in investment research. get help with j.p morgan personal advisors. hey, david! ready to get started? work with advisors who create a plan with you, and hel

ron desantis, vivek ramaswamy and many more as his potential running mates including tulsi gabbard, kristioem. and a new moll, voters say biden's policies are not helping the middle class. also this, democrat-run states, they're seeing an uproar from their voters and consumers. withdrew tilt bills are doubline doubling due to state green energy mandates. plus, gop strategist ford o'connell, the biden white house again ignores the supreme court, unilaterally cancels more student loan debt. in a may for voters. grab your popcorn. former president trump challenges biden to ea -- a debate. all of this tonight on "the evening edit." >> how many debates would you commit to? >> as many as necessary if. i would like to do it starting now. i don't think he's going to debate though. i really don't think so. ♪ ♪ when you're a small business owner, your to-do list can be...a lot. ♪ [ cellphone whooshes ] [ sighs ] that's why progressive makes it easy to save with a commercial auto quote online so you can take on all your others to-dos. already did. see if you could save at progressivecommercial.com. (

>> republican south dakota governor kristi noem who's rumored to be on the short list, this accordinghe daily caller." others include florida governor ron desantis and vivek ramaswamy, both president trump primary opponents. you see tim scott there. tulsi gabbard, she's got a d in front of her name. elise stefanik also being talked about, but i think we're a ways before we get to this point. lauren: i believe a lot of them are calling mike pence asking how do you get through the vetting process, how do you appeal the trump that he wants more of you? stuart: my guess is still sarah huckabee sanders. lauren: i think it's going to be a surprise. i think the pick will surprise all of us. >> stuart very nebraska for vp in 2024. stuart: i think not. moving swiftly along, the opening bell's coming up soon. we're up 38 on the nasdaq, and we're down 45 on the dow. not much movement. the opening bell is next. must be new. ♪ ♪ if trading at schwab is now powered by ameritrade, unlocking the power of thinkorswim, the award-winning trading platforms. bring your trades into focus on thinkorswim des

kristi noem has been incredible fighting for me.him because i can't beat him. that was a very nice thing to say. maria: that is the morning buzz, they take was former president trump with me yesterday on sunday morning futures, keeping the sus tense e high on who he will choose as vice president. mark, i thought that was really interesting, an answer from the president, who said it's really about who is poised to be president. that's his criteria for deciding who that vp pick is. >> exactly. i'm glad he said that. and the one thing he did not say is someone who can check a bunch of boxes. if we go back to 2016, i mean, trump selected pence and in my opinion i think pence was a yemen, i never saw him as a he potential successor and we all know kamala harris is not a successor by any means. so i do believe with trump, i mean, he's what 78-ish years old, something like that or he will be. he's going to need someone that he can pass the baton to, someone that can be a potential successor so you can take what is a four year term and turn

kristi noem doesn't bring at lot of swing states.south dakota and their votes which he's going to get anywhereway -- stuart: sarah huckabee sand orers. >> i wouldn't look a past that because she can communicate and is stalk through the issues. stuart: you've got five seconds for your pick. lauren: i still think tim scott. >> and you may be right. stuart: biden made yet another gaffe. oh, no. what did he do this time? lauren lauren i don't know if it's a gaffe, it's another moment of confusion. he was meeting with donors, this was in vegas ahead of the primary today in nevada, and he was telling a story about america being back under his leadership. and he confused some of the world leaders. watch. >> right after i was recollected i went -- elected i went to what they call a g7 meeting, all the nato reeders. and i sad down and said america's back. and mitterand from germany -- i mean, from france, looked at me and said, you know, why -- how long you back for? lauren: yeah, i know. mitterand died almost 30 years ago. he met french pres