deflate-gate substantial. log on to "fox & friends" facebook page after the show to go on and have a live debate. >> have a great weekend. see you back here monday morning. >> "fox & friends" starts now. bye. good morning. it is friday, january 23. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. a bad day for america. a major united states ally, the saudi king is dead, as radicals take control of one of the worst terror hot spots in the world. yemen. spoch for the president's -- so much for the president's success story. >> the strategy of taking out terrorists who threaten us while supporting partners on the front lines is one we have successfully pursued in yemen and somalia for years. >> why one diplomat calls this a worse-case scenario for the united states. >> just when you thought "rolling stone" couldn't get worse they jumped on the liberal band wagon to attack the movie"american sniper" and you're not

going to believe what they say about that great american film. >> how does tom brady react to being called a cheater? >> things are going to be fine. this isn't isis. this isn't, you know no one dying. >> it was 61 questions and that was one of the answers but not everyone is buying what brady was selling yesterday. we're going to hear what you think because mornings are better with friends. >> it's "fox & friends". >> in that sound bite from tom brady it kind of sums up everything. deflate-gate is something you're talking about and then he ties in international terror and that is kind of where we start today. >> he was saying don't compare it to isis. >> he's saying look, it's just a game. >> millions and millions and millions of viewers and people waiting for jobs and

children watching as he spoke. it is not isis. that in itself is a fact. >> instead of isis, let's talk a little bit about al qaeda. we have a fox news alert. the king of saudi arabia, king abdullah who had a long life died yesterday. his brother will be the new king. keep in mind saudi arabia is the birthplace of islam. yesterday on the news that the king died oil prices shot up 2.5%. on the heels of that you've got the news of what's going on with the top guy in yemen. >> this boiling down to a top official saying this could be the worst-case scenario. you have the president prime minister and cabinet all resigning in yemen. this was supposed to be our ally in fighting al qaeda. this was a success story as touted by the president just a short while ago and now it has fallen. >> saudi arabia is a powder keg. we know most of the hijackers are from saudi arabia. we know their government is

an ally of ours who was very disenchanted with president obama. in talks with iran they can't believe. keep in mind this saudi, sunni, iran shia. iran and saudi arabia were countering each other. major move for iran to go beneath saudi arabia and get yemen. those rebels are not al qaeda. they are iranian-backed rebels who are shia. if you look at this area look at what's happening with checkers and chess, it is a big move. >> king abdullah made it his point to try to push back iran's influence as much as possible. it is a bitter irony today that their reach is seemingly extensive. >> you've got a power vacuum. we don't know what's going to happen in saudi arabia. if you put that graphic up one more time, you can see suddenly -- saudi arabia is there in the middle.

then you've got iran's influence, influence in the capitals of iraq, lebanon, syria as well as these cards start to fall and it started yesterday with the president of yemen who had been taken captive by the bad guys for awhile. >> he resigned. >> he left. his cabinet left. which is so terrible considering that we were all sold a bill of goods. we were told by the president yemen a success story. remember this stuff? >> the strategy of taking out terrorists who threaten us while supporting partners on the front lines is one that we have successfully pursued in yemen and somalia for years. >> they are a place where the american counterterrorism strategy put in place by president obama has succeeded in degrading the threat that those organizations paid to the united states, and we intend to implement an analogous strategy against isil. >> i feel better now. >> huge difference between the state department and defense department when it comes to isis.

when you look at what's happening there, think of this. we were never thrilled of what was happening in yemen but the government was tipping us off to what was happening with al qaeda in yemen. now that government is not going to be tipping us off. shia dominated rebels who seem to be anti-u.s. will worry about themselves and possibly taking on al qaeda to take on power in that country. it is the wild west in africa. >> possibly the opportunity for more savage, perhaps attacks in the future. when you see that ground extended for iran and perhaps al qaeda a.p. same territory extended -- >> keep in mind regarding yemen which fell yesterday, that is an even bigger breeding ground for al qaeda. think about ten days ago, two weeks ago those charlie hebdo guys, where did they go for training? yemen. and it is about to get worse. >> don't worry oman is so far away. oops, it is on the border.

almost 50 guys from gitmo are from yemen and we're looking to release them. >> in the meantime where is the president during all of this? taking questions at the white house from a woman who eats cereal out of a bath tub. not any cereal. froot loops. >> we admit it is one of the oddest stories you've had to cover. what happened? >> the president flew back to washington yesterday after a political speech for an interview on youtube about a wide range of topics included but not limited to the police in america. >> my husband -- he's mad at me right now. i cut all the hoods off his hoodies to protect him because i'm afraid when he goes outside that somebody might shoot or kill him. and it's not like regular folks. it's the pohat member doesn't look familiar as a member of the

white house press corps. she isn't. you might know her from other videos. she is glozell glean famous for other videos including this one showing her eating froot loops from a bath tub. how does that qualify her to ask the white house questions? the white house did no answer. >> the president of the united states won't meet with benjamin netanyahu when it comes to addressing a joint session of congress but he does have an interview with the woman in the froot loop tub. >> it makes meet two ferns look like "meet the press." >> all right. from fern wood to heather,

who's got news in politics. >> let's see if those 2016 presidential candidates do an interview with that lady. stunning development from senator marco rubio. there are brand-new indications that he will run for president. sources say that he asked his top advisors to prepare for a campaign telling them to quote proceed as if he was running for president. he hired a fund-raiser, anna rogers, a finance director for american crossroads. that's the group that was started by karl rove. talk about an impressive parking job. that is a helicopter coming down. it is landing at a target store parking lot in texas. the coast guard chopper hit a bird and needed to come in for an emergency landing. four people on board that helicopter are okay this morning. the chopper will stay in the parking lot until it is inspected later today.

how does patriots quarterback tom brady respond to being called a cheater? >> things are going to be fine. this isn't isis. you know, no one's dying. we'll get through this and hopefully we can really start preparing for seattle and get our mind focused there because, you know, they're going to take, you know, all my energy for the next days. >> brady and bill belichick denying wrongdoing after it was reported that playoff balls were underinflated. >> the good news it wasn't the coach nor the quarterback who did it. >> the ball boys have been the problem. that's my fear, that these guys who make almost no money -- >> they're going rogue. >> their job is to do well by their quarterback. if it happens to be that the quarterback put them in the position to do the wrong thing, that's a misuse of power.

>> it's going to be one of the best super bowls ever and i think they almost doubled their audience. >> i am pumped for it. >> a lot of country is going to be watching and they're going to be going they're the patriots, they're the cheater. that is what they're going to think. what do you think? e-mail us. >> it has been a big week for "american sniper." they opened up making over one hundred million dollars. however, there's been blow back. first you have people coming out against it like michael moore and quickly denying it. then seth rogan denying it after he came out against it. the latest one to take a swipe "rolling stone" magazine. >> they gave a cover shot to the boston bomber. then they get the facts wrong about the u.v.a. rape case. >> there's the boston bomber. they made him dreamy on the cover. >> now the bar just got lower. this is what they had to say about "american

sniper." sniper is a movies whose politics are so ludicrous that under normal circumstances it would be beneath criticism. the only thing that forces us to take it seriously is the extraordinary fact that it is almost the exact world view consumed by the walnut sized mind of the president who got us into this war in question. >> this is the first paragraph of andrew breitbart's obituary. >> he is dead. good. "f" him. i couldn't be happier he's dead. >> he goes on to say this is typical hollywood. one note fairy tale set up in the middle of a morass that is iraq. it is dumber than anything

dick cheney or george bush ever tried. >> it's his opinion. >> and it's their magazine that you might want to use for toilet paper. >> i'm not sure he was ready for anyone to respond to him with such force. take a listen to major pete hegseth on hannity. >> hollywood for a long times like to bifurcate the equation saying we support the troops but not the war. a moment like this an article like this underscores it is not just about the war. it's not just about iraq and bush and cheney and rumsfeld for them. it's about the warrior. they think they're dumb they think they're arrogant overly religious clinging to god and guns. that's the way hollywood sees not just war but the warrior. >> ending on saying sometimes the story is meaningless or worse. >> hollywood is still doing the movies. zero dark thirty, lone survivor and this. and they all make tons of

movie. so hollywood is of two minds. >> it is a terrific movie about an american hero. of course that's our opinion. it is 13 minutes after the top of the hour. >> is the white house holding the bowe bergdahl report hostage because it might make them look bad? our next guest says charging him means the taliban trade was a huge mistake. >> want to collect food stamps? take a drug test. the republican governor doing just that you know him well. ♪

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we also remain deeply committed to securing the release of american citizens who are unjustly detained abroad and deserve to be reunited with their families like the bergdahls soon will be. >> he served the united states with honor and distinction and we'll have the opportunity to learn what transpired in the past years. >> i think we're getting closer. the white house touted then its efforts to bring sergeant bowe bergdahl home but six months after the military started investigating the soldier's apparent desertion from his post findings are still locked up in the pentagon. is the white house withholding the bergdahl report hostage. joining us is retired marine and fox news mitt romney analyst lieutenant colonel bill cowan. marines never really retire.

he's joining us now from winston-salem, north carolina. colonel, why do you think we haven't heard from this? dempsey said the other day we should hear from the white house. >> steve, i don't think there's any winners when they release this report. it is sitting on the desk of the commanding general. i don't envy him. if he puts that -- he's going to make the decision about whether or not bergdahl is going to be court-martialed. if he says no court-martial, no punishment, i think that is a real disservice to the thousands of american men and women who served in iraq and afghanistan because most of them know bergdahl's story. if he says he is going to be charged the white house is not going to like that because that means the taliban five were probably not worth the bowe bergdahl we got back. >> the story we were told, the fairy tale at the beginning from susan rice about how he served with honor and distinction, we know that's not true. the people who served with

him, the guy who walked off post said i don't like the mission here. i'm leaving. if they don't court-martial him, there's a possibility he could wind up with a couple hundred thousand dollars because he was held as a p.o.w., benefits things like that. how will the people serving today feel if the administration and the pentagon says you know what, it wasn't so bad. we understand we're going to let him have a pass on this. >> steve, i mean i think that's such a disgrace. it would be a disservice to men and women. we have hundreds of thousands of men and women who served with honor and distinction -- susan rice's words -- in afghanistan. bowe bergdahl walked off. he said he was a shame to be an american. he got caught up by people who turned him over to the haqqani network. there is allegations he may have conspired with them may have taught them some of our techniques tactics and procedures. there's questions also about whether he was really

somebody who went to the other side for awhile even though there are indications he may have tried to come back. it is a very complex case if you look at all the information out there. at the end of the day i think all of us who served in the military would agree this guy needs to be charged and he needs to spend some hard time somewhere reflecting on what he did and why he did it. >> absolutely. we're waiting to see what the pentagon says about bowe bergdahl. lieutenant colonel bill cowan joining us from north carolina sir, thank you very much. >> thank you, steve. >> straight ahead, do you use the tax-free benefit to save for your kids' college? the president wants to take it away if you heard him a couple of nights ago but that's before he cashes in. you're not going to believe this part of the story. speaking of your children, are they overtested? the senate deciding right now if all those school tests should stay or be left behind. a fair and balanced debate coming up. you're watching "fox & friends." it's friday.

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quick headlines now. a startling new report revealing two people died after going on rides at disney world. one death in october at hollywood studios. the other last month at magic kingdom. a spokesperson said both women passed out while on rides and later died. they believe the deaths are coincidental. after three major disappearances of flights over the ocean open the ntsb recommending new technology to help researchers pinpoint where they splashed down. they want planes to broadcast their location minute by minute via satellite. >> should the federal testing requirement of no child left behind be left behind?

a senate committee is tackling that question right now. >> are there too many tests? are they the right tests? are the stakes too what should washington d.c. have to do with all this? many states and school districts require schools to administer additional tests. >> are american children being overtest snd here for a balanced debate, i want to thank both of you for joining us. when you look at the statistics here, there are 113 standardized tests between kindergarten and 12th grade up to 20 tests per year is what some students are facing. 11th graders have on average 27 days of testing. that's 15% of the year. lisa, is this an overtesting climate for our students? are they benefitting? >> it's absolutely too much

testing. there's been a tsunami of testing washing over our classrooms and sort of drowning them. you may have heard the expression you can't fatten the pig by weighing it and i think we're starving the pig. there's not enough time and resources for actual teaching and learning because we're putting it all into testing. >> you're saying in the testing, you're choosing testing or learning. nina what's your response to that? too much testing? >> to some extent there's probably too much testing going on in our classrooms but the states required by the federal government between the grades 3 through 8 in math and reading is just one annual standardized test. we spend $14 billion a year on a program called title 1 in place to benefit low-income students and close the achievement gap between the rich and the poor. i would think taxpayers

would want to know what they're getting back in is exchange for that $14 billion and one way to do that is a standardized test in math and reading. it is similar to asking for an annual checkup. >> when you look at those statistics, 15 pb of the school year for -- 15% of the school year for 11th graders. do you believe teachers are teepg for the tests? >> some extent states and localities ought to look at the panoply of tests they have and reduce some of those tests but it is fair for those sitting in washington who are disseminating this money to also ask what is going on with all these expenditures and are they closing the achievement gap between the rich and the poor. the other thing important to note is if you are in favor of parental choice and options you want to empower families with good data. some of the tests administered are not high-quality tests. it is very important for us to have good-quality tests in place.

>> of course. lisa, final word? >> final word is this no child left behind structure we have in place has failed by its own standards. we saw more progress in improving overall achievement and closing gaps in achievement before it took effect than afterwards so why would we continue with something that has so clearly failed and caused a huge backlash. this is a test for congress to see if they're going to listen to the grass roots voices or the lobbyists and funders like bill gates. we need to dramatically reduce the amount of testing so there can be more learning in our classrooms. >> it is a big debate as it pertains to our kids' education. i think we all agree we want what's best for the kids. thank you both for being on "fox & friends." a big question after protesters tried to burn ferguson to the ground.

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the new kids on the block announced this week that they are going back on tour starting in may. [applause] >> i know, me too. the new kids are touring. gas is at two bucks a gallon and it looks like we may have another round of bush versus clinton. if i go home and find a stack of c.d.'s in the mail

i'm pretty sure i'm traveling back through time. >> i love his take on things. heather nauert is here now. >> i didn't know you love her. >> i do. i love her dearly. >> great to see you guys. hope you're off to a good day. this was one of the most violent nights in protest in ferguson, missouri so a lot of people asked the question where was the national guard? there is a report out that reveals missouri's democratic governor jay nixon ordered the national guard out of ferguson after the grand jury decision when they decided not to indict the officer darren wilson. hundreds of businesses were looted, vandalized. that stand-down order was discovered in an e-mail from the st. louis county police chief. spoap -- >> keeping drug users from

getting food stamps. scott walker's budget requires everyone applying for government assistance to take a drug test. listen. >> we need people who are drug free. whether it is with employment training, we're going to seek a waiver for food stamps make changes in medicaid. in each of these areas where it comes to public assistance. >> someone who tests positive for drugs would be offered free drug treatment programs. 11 states already have similar programs but a florida court found a law like this they consider to be unconstitutional. the obama administration taking aims at millions of middle-class americans by pushing a tax hike on college savings accounts. these include those popular 529 college plans that so many people are using nowadays. those currently allow parents to start tax-free college accounts for their children. the revenue from that tax hike would go to a $2,500 per student education tax credit for that so-called

free community college plan. this has been dubbed the best sports show period. bad lip reading is back with another nfl edition of hilarious lip gaffes. >> i could throw rocks and aim it at your necks so it would get two stitches. >> all i know is i know this is the bad guy. i know this is the good one. >> you're saying if you don't like her then you buy a girl a secondhand handbag? >> seems my face is happier. >> buffoloney. >> have you seen that show before? we're loving it here. those are your headlines. >> hilarious. somebody with a lot of time on their hands. regarding that story about the college 529 plans where the president, according to

his plan he's going to tax them. currently you don't have to pay taxes. >> so many people use them. >> interesting thing, i was reading this morning apparently a couple of years ago the president's family, the obamas put a quarter of a million dollars into a 529 plan for their daughters. >> are they grandfathered in? >> you tell me. >> they're hurting me. >> it's not going to pass. >> they're not going to be affected if they are grandfathered in. interesting twist there. little stormy there. little stormy here perhaps. maria molina is going to tell us about extreme weather coming up for the weekend. >> take a look at this. out in new mexico storm whiteout conditions making it impossible for drivers to see just feet in front of them. >> that storm is on the move with its eyes set on the northeast. here with more is our weather expert maria molina. >> good to see you all this morning. we are tracking this big

storm system that could bring in the biggest snow totals across the northeast so far this season. we haven't seen much snow. we're well below average so far this season. philadelphia, new york city, boston just a couple of inches so far this season. parts of texas have seen more snow so far this season than areas in the northeast. even in alaska we're looking at a snowdrop. we have winter snow warnings in effect across some parts of texas with some areas reporting more than a foot of snow. there is a lot of moisture with this system. heavy rain is also possible across the southeast. winter weather advisories issued for parts of north carolina all the way to new york city, parts of connecticut. then we have winter storm watches where the heavier snow totals are forecast to come down across parts of connecticut to maine. those areas could be looking at six to ten inches of snow. there is a rain-snow line that could be shifting those snow totals across

coastal areas. new england looking to get some of the heavier snow totals. thank you develop. on this friday right here on "fox & friends," from weather to sports to politics and more it has been a jam-packed week. >> if you missed a moment here's a chance to look back. >> live from new york city, it is cold. you're on. >> i was walking. it's about 40 degrees. >> you also had your butler carry it. >> you don't? >> i remember growing up, i used to love bologna sandwiches with miracle whip or chunky peanut butter on it. >> did you say chunky peanut butter? >> baloney and peanut butter. >> you double dipped.

>> deflate-gate gets serious. nfl hall of famer is in the makeup chair right now. >> i can't believe you just revealed dan marino is in a makeup chair. he's a big, tough football player. >> i could throw it either way. it doesn't matter for me. >> you're dan marino! >> there you go. >> i start lickin' my fingers. it's a habit every time. >> he does the same thing too before he picks up a pen. >> i was just talking to mike huckabee. he just announced to me out in the hall -- >> that? >> that he's going to get breakfast. >> are you going to have that drinking game where every time the president mentions fair or fairness you're going to take a shot of something? >> no. >> fair competition. fair share. >> the state of our union is strong. do you remember 12 or 13 years ago i did an

interview with jennifer lopez. >> there have been stories circulating on the internet that you are dating our sports guy brian kilmeade. and she goes -- she was trying to think who's brian kilmeade. then she goes we're just good friends. >> just good friends? >> so glad to finally be more than a friend. i'm now part of the fox family. >> is that a fox on his camo? you are officially more than "fox & friends." you are fox and family. ♪ my baby's ♪ ♪ got a smile ♪ ♪ on her face ♪ >> look who's here. if you wanted to put your feet on the coffee table up until today it wasn't okay. but today it's okay. >> is that a month or a week? >> we have never had so

many tattoos on the curvy couch than that day. >> we've got a fact checker checking that. >> the fact checker also found you do double dip. >> i feel terrible. i apologize. >> i love that apology. >> maria menounos is going to be with us in about five minutes. >> going to talk a lot about -- >> i think the commonality is entertainment news. >> but she is bringing us a snack, i hear. >> i'll double dip. coming up, no citizenship no problem. illegal immigrants may finally get the right to vote. is that a good idea? a bad idea? we'll debate it next. when heartburn comes creeping up on you... fight back with relief so smooth... ...it's fast. tums smoothies starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue ...and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum, tum tum tum...♪

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local lawmakers in washington are once again trying to give voting rights to people without u.s. citizenship. but is that a good idea to you? let's debate it with corey stuart chairman of the prince william county board of supervisors in virginia and the cofounder and executive director of the accountability project. first off, let me ask you corey, do you have a problem with this? >> absolutely. i think for those of us who are neighbors to the district, it does go again to show the only thing more dysfunctional in washington than congress is the d.c. city council. this is the most ludicrous idea they have come up within a long long time. >> you have to be somewhat of a permanent resident to be a citizen. and they are doing it outside illinois. they are doing it in some sections of maryland and california. you see no problem with this? >> this is something the constitution allows. we're not talking about voting in federal elections. these are green card holding permanent residents

who are paying taxes. their kids are going to local schools. they are fully integrated in their communities. we're talking about voting in small elections in municipal regions. we're not saying voting for congress or voting for president because that is unconstitutional. this is allowed in the constitution and widely practiced around the world. this is not a strange or far-reaching topic. this is something that is very normal. >> corey you're not talking about running for president. it's been done before, and these people are on track. but was this intended with our constitution? >> absolutely not. i would agree there's nothing wrong with these people. they're fine people who have come to our country. they've got permanent residency. they have done it legally. but the right to vote is the most sacred right we have as citizens and it is a right reserved for citizens. keep in mind this, probably more than any other city in the united states, washington, d.c. is chock-full of embassies,

i.m.f., world bank other international institutions. we have lots of international presence here and a lot of permanent residents and this will have a significant impact on the vote and dilution of the vote in the district of columbia. >> these are a lot of members of the community who are on the path to becoming citizens. the problem is the citizenship process is long. we really need to shorten that process. this is a nice way to introduce them to the community that they're already very integrated in. >> norma that might be true but there's got to be incentive to become a citizen. do you agree a lot of people may lose that incentive, i can vote, i'm going to the local schools. what is the incentive to go that extra step? >> i think new citizens and people on the path to citizenship happen to be the most physically involved members of our community. let's be honest here, we don't have people lining up at the polls every single election to vote. we have a problem with voting in america.

people are not civicically engaged as they should be and new citizens are involved. this is a way for them to exercise their involvement in the community as they're waiting to become citizens. >> look at it this way the district of columbia has worked for over a hundred years to have self-rule and now once it's here the d.c. city council with one act has diluted the vote, watered it down. how would you feel if you were a citizen of the district of columbia and all of us the vote is going to be extended to a lot of people who are not citizens. that is diluting your vote? >> i tell you one thing we can both agree on, we've got to find out who is eligible to become a citizen and we've got to streamline that path. right now it is too gummed up with bureaucracy and we've got to strain it out. thank you both so much. straight ahead, did you know that we fixed all the problems at our border? that according to democrat

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we are right in the middle of award show season and our next guest is reporting live from the red carpet alm season long, including sunday's sag awards. >> joining us is e host and the author of "the every girl's

guide to fitness," maria menunos. >> hi. >> we all watch the award shows. they're very enticing. but how often do you as an entertainment journalist somebody is walking over toward you, you got the microphone, you're going to have to talk to them for three minutes, you have no idea who they are. you get the name wrong. >> i definitely made mistakes for sure. it's not easy. people think it's so easy. if it was, everybody would be doing it. but you definitely have these moments where someone pops up and you're like -- >> what's your go to question? >> exactly. >> tell me about your next project. >> you and second guess yourself a lot. like sometimes i'll know it's julianne moore and she's nominated and i know her movie inside out and you're still so scared you'll get it wrong because you're going to get killed the next day. >> who sort of knocks you out? who are you so thrilled to see? you get so exposed to so many

stars. who is the one person who walks up and you get shaky? >> julia roberts makes me shaky because i love her so much. but she's the warmest, sweetest nicest person ever. so i get really excited for her. but i get excited for all of them. i think the most exciting part is there are people you have relationships with and you see and you go oh my gosh, i'm so happy to see you. then there are new ones like eddie redmayne and you wonder what's he going to be like? and he's refreshingly cool. >> let's talk about something else that not many people think you have a problem with and that's keeping in great shape. you're sick of it you say. >> i'm sick of it? >> dieting. >> jennifer garner. >> we hear about these extreme diets. but jennifer garner revealed she's done with t. she said she had pressure in hollywood. this is her wrote, i dieted for so long in the middle of doing "alias" there is something in me that can't do anything not extreme. what is the pressure like in

hollywood where she has to finally say, enough is enough? what's it like if. >> i think it's interesting because we being broadcasters probably don't have that kind of pressure. we might put some on ourselves, but our bosses aren't like oh, you need to be in that super hero costume. it's a little different for actresses, i'm sure. and it's not fun. people want to eat. i love eating. that's why with my book i made sure i told people it really is about always be moving and getting your steps in and really being physical throughout your day and eating healthy and having great snack options. >> speaking of snacks, jennifer garner i know you're watching may i suggest california almonds? >> do you like them? >> i love them. >> when we have a choice on airplanes, i go with them. >> they're great. i keep them in my car in ziploc bags because you're in the car and driving, especially in l.a.

there is always traffic. you're going to miss your moment to have your meal like in the next hour 'cause of traffic you're like okay. how do i stave off hunger right now? >> i always make a better choice after having almonds. it's a good call. >> you have to have your good snack option ready. that's what i talk about and have your go-to healthy meals. so greek yogurt almonds blueberries. >> i'm getting hundredry again. >> do you have any guilty pleasure that i know i shouldn't be eating this? >> i don't look at it as i know i shouldn't be eating this. if i eat clean 75% of the time then i can eat guilt free 25% of the time. >> one more blooming onion for this one! >> always a pleasure. >> thank you guys. >> so good to see you. >> have fun this weekend. >> thank you. coming up straight ahead breaking news. >> in the race for the white house, what marco rubio just did that could change things. we're going to get reaction from

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good morning. it is friday, january 23. a fox news alert. a stunning development overnight that could change the race for the white house. what senator marco rubio just did. >> another fox news alert. the king of saudi arabia long-time u.s. ally is dead. and radicals have taken over control of one of the world's worst terror hot spots which is nearby. >> this has been a very bad day for america and her allies. it is an unsettled time. and it's a real opportunity frankly, for this administration and this president to try to rebuild the relationship. >> we will have a live report from washington tc on these new threats in a few moments. good news, the border is

fixed. yeah. remember those problems? sheila jackson lee said all been fixed. all right, good. and you thank the democrats for doing all that. we'll explain, or try to, because mornings are better with friends. >> hey, it's maria menunos and you're watching "fox & friends." it's very entertaining. >> she's great. >> she is. a dear friend to the curvy couch. >> she is. >> busy weekend ahead with the sag awards. >> it's funny to watch her on the red carpet. i always see her at the superbowl because the stars see her and the players see her and they want to go to her. they're in awe of her. >> because if you're a celebrity, that's the show you watch. >> also she's the talent you want to be with. >> she's so down-to-earth. she does such a great job talking like a friend to all those celebrities. >> speaking of stars rick harrison from "pawn stars" will be here in a little bit. he has a new thing out where he's going to actually test us on trivia. it will be like a lightning round of trivia questioning.

>> he's a game show host. >> so that's coming up. we have a busy hour and start with a fox news alert. two big stories raising questions about american security this morning as the king of saudi arabia dies yesterday and also one of our best -- also our best ally and iranian backed rebels take control of yemen which is a terror hot bed. >> not al-qaeda, iranian-backed rebels. al-qaeda is still there. >> even better. >> john huddy is following this more than tense situation. what can you tell us this morning? you are live in jerusalem. >> reporter: i mean, this obviously comes at an already chaotic time in the middle east with the ongoing fight against isis and other terror groups. now you have the situation in yemen and saudi arabia as well. last night yemen's president his prime minister and cabinet all resigned amid pressure from the anti-american rebel group.

and then u.s. ally king abdullah of saudi arabia dies. yemen at least had a president that was work with the united states in the war on terror and also the fight against al-qaeda and the arabian peninsula which operates out of yemen and took responsibility for the paris attacks. now that president is out and at this point, no one is really in charge except those aligned with the hutsies. last september, white house press secretary josh earnest talked about america's success in yemen. >> they are a place where the american counterterrorism strategy that's been put in place by president obama has succeeded in degrading the threat that those organization paid to the united states. and we intend to implement an analogous strategy against isil. >> reporter: in saudi arabia, at this point crown prince solomon is taking over. he's a good relationship with the united states, so the hope is that will continue and the transfer of power will not have

serious impact on saudi arabia's cooperation in the war on terror with the united states or oil prices, though we know there has been a slight increase in the prices. again, in yemen, the huthies are not only antiamerican, but said to be aided by iran. so the concern is that this will trigger more volatility in a country that's already unstable. back to you. >> all right. john huddy live in jerusalem with the very latest. speaking of instability, so you look at the influence now of the country of iran and suddenly we've got a graphic we're going to put up. suddenly they influence in yemen and iraq and syria and lebanon. you know what else happened yesterday in addition to the king of that giant empire in the middle of all that dying yesterday, israel released satellite images of -- take a look at this. look at this right here. this is a 27-meter iranian

intercontinental ballistic missile that can reach far beyond europe. so this is not just a worry for israel. this is a worry for europe and beyond. >> and us. i'm telling you right now -- >> we're the beyond part. >> these are the people that we're talking to. we want to bring to the table and start negotiation and bring them into the family of nations. but don't worry, our nuclear deal will include russia taking the enriched uranium once it gets weaponnized grade back to their country. so long as russia is the go between. >> his main goal was to limit the scope of increased terrorism there and of course you're sitting here today wondering what is going to happen? another expansion for iran. >> he's got his youthful 79-year-old brother and that will be the last of the generation. we'll see what the next generation of saudis will bring. that is the nation that gave us the majority of the hijackers on 9-11. so it's a complex situation.

>> it is. nothing there is simple. >> anyway, we've got other news on this friday. let's turn now at six minutes after the hour. >> speak of complex, 26 team presidential elections breaking news. new evidence of senator marco rubio may be running for president. sources say that rubio has asked his top advisors to quote proceed as if he is running for president. plus we've also learned he's hired a leading republican fund-raiser, a woman named anna rogers, and a lot of this is about the money. she's the finance director for the group, american crossroads that was launched by karl rove. also while you were sleeping, talk about an impressive parking job here. see that red flashing light. that is actually a helicopter coming down and landing at a target store in texas. the coast guard chopper hit a bird and needed to come in for an emergency landing. all four people on board are

okay. the chopper will stay right where it is until it's inspected later today. wow. the countdown has begun. those haunting words from isis about the two japanese hostages who are being held captive by that group. the terror group posting a countdown clock online and that signals the time they say the two journalists have left. a government official wouldn't confirm or deny if they had been in contact with isis about that alleged $200 million ransom. and good news here at home. america's border problem has fine will he been fixed? that's what texas congresswoman sheila jackson lee seems to think. the democrat recently telling her fellow lawmakers that president obama spent $108 billion on border security and it's been successful. when asked about the recent flood of the unaccompanied children across the border, she claimed that was just a disagreement with house republicans. what do you think of that? and those are your headlines. by the way have you ever flown

over a target store and seen that big bull's eye on the roof? i wonder if the target store in texas had one of those and if that helped the helicopter land. >> go on google maps to find out. before we started the show today, jen, who did brian and mine make-up, said, let me get this straight, the patriots cheated, they're still going to be allowed in the super bowl? how can they do that? and i said well, we don't noosphere sure that they cheated, but they got a pr problem. she embodies what a lot of people feel like. >> yesterday was a huge day. we heard from coach bill belichick and tom brady and we found out the nfl hasn't contacted tom brady. are they stalling as we lead up to the super bowl? >> they promised an end to this investigation prior to when the players arrive on sunday and monday. and i don't know how they can do that having not talked to tom brady yesterday. bill belichick had an eight minute opening statement took 14 questions. tom brady had more.

it was secure. this was hard to follow. seemed totally disorganized and the place was packed and he dressed for the occasion. here is a little of tom brady trying to answer the questions of did he oversee or what was his role in deflating the 11 footballs in the afc championship game. >> i think we're going to be fine. this isn't isis. this isn't, you know -- no one is dying. we'll get through this. hopefully we can really start preparing for seattle and get our mind focused there because they're going to take all our energies. >> and keep in mind, we played the audio for you yesterday about how mr. brady said a couple of years ago, i much prefer the balls when they're softer. so you would think that he would have noticed. at one point in the game that oh look these balls are much softer. but no. he said he never noticed a deflated ball and he also said he is not a cheater.

listen. >> i feel like i've always played within the rules. i would never do anything to break the rules. i believe in fair play and i respect the league and everything that they're doing to try to create a very competitive playing field for all nfl teams. >> when you put someone in a position some are asking, to break the rules. maybe he didn't break the rules but did he ask an equipment manager, who seems to be the only person who touched the ball between when it was ok'd and play time. >> the answer that was significant when he said the equipment guy knows how i like the footballs and they do a great job. i'm just paraphrasing. okay. what you're trying to say is that if those balls were deflated, they were deflated to the point exactly those kids or whoever they were, did it exactly the level he wanted that might be below the level permitted. >> you know what would be very telling, and i'm sure the nfl knows the answer -- if all 11 of the deflated balls were all at

exactly the same pounds per square inch. >> they know. and they believe it happened during the game. >> yes. >> so they're not just saying it turned out like that and switched at half time. we're not saying it's going to affect the outcome, it's whether they broke the rules. what is everyone else saying around the league? on sports radio, bill o'reilly's guest weighed in. >> i think this is a brady operation. it's unusual for bill belichick to ever blame a player. he never calls a player out specifically. he called brady out today. now, if you're to believe brady who says he doesn't know anything about the process, and i'm supposed to believe a rogue ball boy or a rogue equipment manager monkeying around with footballs in an afc football game without tom brady or bill belichick's knowledge? that just doesn't work. it's not a believable concept. >> military guy asked me and said in the military that would never fly. bill belichick, who probable will he had nothing to do with

it said ask tom. in the military, the commander officer takes responsibility and handles who is ever in his ranks. >> but he said look, my voice is when you get on the field with the ball you deal with the ball that you have. the quarterback and the equipment manager are the only two people handling it from that point on. >> you are married to a former nfl quarterback. >> sure. and every quarterback likes their football a different way. kids are playing outside, i brought them in to watch this moment and watch this press conference and here is isiah our youngest, in his patriots jersey, none the less, watching tom brady squirm a little bit, really in that hat. >> what was his reaction? >> he said mommy, did he cheat? i said you know what? we don't know yet. we're going to give him the benefit of the doubt until all the information is in there. but this is what happens. and i wanted him to see accountability at work when you get to the close to the line of wrong as possible. there is a fine line between right and wrong. if you tread close to wrong, you're going to fall over that wrong and do something perhaps

that puts new a situation where you have to sit there, look at the american and the kids watching and explain why it wasn't so clear as day what you were doing. i just think it's hard. kids just want to feel like their heros are playing by the rules. we asked everybody to do it. i hope that's the case. >> what do you think? e-mail us, facebook us or tweet us straight ahead. >> you are a good parent. coming up straight ahead moments ago we told you senator marco rubio appeared to be serious about a run for the white house. we're going to get the reaction from someone who may be running himself shortly dr. ben carson next. >> then the video anybody who owns a home needs to see. a realtor helping herself to the family's stuff. ♪ ♪

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always an honor to speak with you. when you hear about marco rubio making some moves here and you hear about the meeting between scrub bush and mitt romney, does it prompt you to say, i am going to make my announcement, but make it earlier than spring? >> no, sir, it doesn't do that at all. i'm very meticulous. i'm a surgeon. all the i's have to be dotted and the t investigation crossed. you don't change that just because somebody else made an announcement. i'm glad people are getting in. it's so critical that we have the right candidate in 2016. making an error and allowing another progressive to get in who can appoint two or three more supreme court judges would have a profound effect on what america becomes. >> dr. carson, since you came out and started considering it really since that prayer breakfast with the president until you separated yourself from him and his beliefs, you've been attacked for some of your beliefs when it comes to right

to life. there have been examining your best selling book. you ever say to yourself, i'm an acclaimed brain surgeon, why do i need this personal anguish? >> certainly that has crossed my mind. but when i look at what's happening to america, you know, most of my life was spent trying to give life to children trying to give them quality of life. and now when i look at our nation and i understand we have $18 trillion debt and we're throwing away so many of our values, i wonder what kind of quality of life they will have. i have to fight for that. >> sure. a lot of people feel as though the president is out of touch with reality. he's afraid to offend too many people, particularly globally right now. what do you see as the biggest issues and his biggest disconnect that you would get in and remedy? >> well, i think the biggest thing is that he doesn't quite realize that government

employees, including the president, are just that, employees of the people. this country was designed with the people at the center. the government is supposed to conform to the people not the other way around. i don't think he quite understands that concept. he's looking more for the utopia that many others have looked for in the past which winds up with a very few elites at the top controlling everything a rapidly diminishing middle class and a greatly expanded dependent class. that's exactly what we don't want to happen. >> dr. carson, the more he gets attacked, the more he wants to run and he's not one to quit. we look forward to big announcement soon. >> thank you. >> thank you. coming up straight ahead, president obama snubbing benjamin netanyahu. but he has time to sit down with a woman who eats fruit loops out of her bathtub with green lipstick. >> and it's part 1 of our new series called "road trip."

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time for news by the numbers on this friday. 2400. that's how many jobs ebay is cutting. the president gave ebay a shout out for creating jobs in tuesday's state of the union. whoops. next, 75,000 bucks. that's the cost of damage after students from the university of michigan trashed a ski resort during a weekend long frat party. that's not good. finally, 121 miles per hour. that's how fast a tennis serve clocked in moments before hitting a ball boy's sensitive areas at the australian open

down under. >> ouch. this morning we're launching a brand-new series called "road trip." anna kooiman joining us to kick things off. what fun. >> it's amazing. i'm so excited about this launch. our first stop is nashville tennessee. but i never know exactly what's going to happen of the we're going to be taking you off the beaten kind of path place. >> road trips. >> from sea to shining sea for sure. but the producers basically say, show up in the city at this time. i don't know anything else. we're going to have some fun. >> pack a bag. >> pack your bags. the first one, i put on my cowboy hat and headed down to music city usa. take a look. here we are in nashville tennessee. music city, usa. i got my hat on. i'm ready for anything. don't know what i'm doing except i'm getting a tour around the country with country music sensation, jared neiman. it will be great.

♪ ♪ hi. >> welcome to music city. ready to have some fun tonight? >> absolutely. what's in store? >> i'm not going to give it all away right now. i definitely think we're going to have a good time. i wanted to start here at the country music hall of fame because it's a good place to show you what nashville is built on, but also to show you what made me want to move to nashville and call it home. >> let's do it. how did you get into country music? >> once i moved here, i had the great honor of getting a phone call from mr. garth brooks. >> wow. the garth brooks? >> that's actually how i felt when he called me. me and my buddy got the chance to write with him a few times and changed my life. a lot of people didn't really

listen to country music until he came along. >> me included. >> i ran across this guy, mr. lefty fra zell who came out in 1950 but it got us kicked off in honky-tonks like i did. nashville is known for a lot of great honky-tonks. let's go check out one of my favorites. >> so you moved to nashville in what year? >> 2000. right when i got here, i was staying at this little hotel. i came here by myself. i went down to music row and i just wanted to see the city. soy walk in and literally, there is these two guys having a meeting and two platinum records on the wall. i said whoa. i wonder if they'll help me. i got my guitar and walked back in and offered them 50 bucks to listen to me play a song. and so come to find out you heard of charlie daniels? >> oh, yeah. >> amazing legendary charlie.

it was his son. so i felt bad for putting his son through that. >> oh, no. it sounds like it was a good experience. >> we were headed, it's a place where a lot of people go to own their craft so when they walk into a reputable label, they don't look like me. speaking of ladies first. this is the spot. >> what is it? >> the world famous tootsies! >> i got to tell you -- >> here we go. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> how awesome was that? >> tootsies, love it. >> are you ready to take it up a notch? >> i'm ready for anything. i'm up for the challenge. what's up? >> the number one karaoke bar in america. you ready for this? let's go.

>> as we pull into santa's pub i'm greeted by the big man himself. nice to meet you santa. and then one of my best friends from college surprises me and suddenly without a song to sing things start to get real. what do i do? thankfully jared comes to my rescue with the perfect song. ♪ i showed up in boots and ruined your black tie affair ♪ ♪ i got friends in low places ♪ ♪ where the whiskey drowns and the beer chases my blew -- blues away ♪ ♪ and i'll be okay ♪ >> in the end, though i was initially scared to death, there is a reason this is the best karaoke bar in america. santa's pub worthy of a stop on any road trip. ♪ i got friends in low places ♪

>> oh, yeah! >> man, i hope they all stack up nicely to that. >> if you're going to do karaoke, he's the guy to go with. >> what a great time. i feel like i was right there with you. >> magically, my solo got edited out. you were a little off pitch there. >> how judgmental. >> i know. come on. look out, "american idol." if you would like to see jarrett neiman live he's in south carolina and sunday with brad paisley in florida. check out his latest album "high noon" in stores now. he's got a song out with pitbull right now. >> i can't wait to be on your next road trip. >> good tour in nashville. >> i think that last guy is sitting on the stool drinking the same beer. >> send me some ideas. >> next stop, good idea. >> a chilling video a woman kidnapped, forced out of the driver's seat into her trunk.

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vice president joe biden was in the news. he recently said that he privately met with 17 republican senators at his home to try and connect with issues like tax reform. and what he can do to speed up negotiations while democrats

asked, is this door locked from the outside? >> he could be our next president. >> absolutely. >> you are right. >> 25 minutes before the top of the hour. heather now is poised to give us breaking news. >> good morning. we've got the crime version of headlines. we've got chilling surveillance video just released of a kidnapping in arlington texas. watch as a guy approaches a woman's car at a drive-up atm. he shows her a gun and demands money. she's forced from the driver's seat and told to get into the trunk of her car. the guy then drove her around stealing cash from different banks before parking and then just walking away. she took that as her opportunity to escape from that trunk completely unharmed. that in texas. tense moments for police in salt lake city. they happened cuff a bank robbery suspect only to realize he is wearing what appears to be an explosive vest. that man was ordered down to the ground and a bomb squad robot

was then brought in to cut off that vest. swat team snipers watched the three hour operation from the top of a nearby building. police determined that there were no explosives. the man was then charged with robbery and having a hoax device. and then look at this one. a virginia real estate agent getting a lot more than just a cash commission. sarah reeves caught on camera here allegedly stealing powerful pain medication from the house that she was supposed to be showing. she swipes the bottle right from the kitchen pantry. apparently even wearing gloves as well. the family had just installed security cameras four days earlier. reeves is now facing drug and theft charges. those are your crime headlines. >> just the facts. thank you, ma'am. >> thanks. it's the show that shows america what is really worse? >> the mother of all super bowl

rings. >> how much do you want for this thing? >> 22,000. >> 20 grand. >> cash. >> one hundred dollars bills. >> you can go 21. >> deal. >> wow. what a negotiator. three generations of the harrison family using their skills to assess what's real and what is fake. that super bowl ring that you just saw, steve's got it. which one is it? >> this is a different one. >> joining us is rick harrison with an exciting announcement. thanks for wearing the blazer. >> where did you get these? >> the problem is with a lot of guys who play sports, they're not really good with business. >> they go to the pawn shop. >> how much are these worth? >> that's a player's ring, the one in the center, and that one is worth right or 50. super bowl rings are --

depending on which player it was and whether it's staff or an actual player and how popular the team is. >> wasn't there a pendant that i know some of the wives will get? >> some years they get pendants. this is from super bowl 1. this is what the wives got. >> so this is i'm assuming, real gold? >> real gold. >> green bay packer wives got those little pendants? >> yep. >> it will go with any shoes. >> this is worth around $3,000. >> by the way, the coin you gave me during the intro? >> i let you look at it. i didn't give it to you. this is solid gold right? >> that's the largest gold coin the united states ever made. >> my wife will love it. >> what's it worth? >> $70,000. it's a $50 gold piece. >> all right. so you have something very exciting that's available on app google play and other social media vin views. what is it? >> rick harrison trivia challenge. >> what is it about? >> everyone wanted know do like a trivia game 'cause they're

hot. 'cause every time i license something, it's like brain damage. so me and a friend, we did it ourselves. we have a little trivia game. it's fun because it's free. you can't make money if you buy extra lives. if you get high enough levels, we have drawings and sent -- >> are you kidding me? how much fun. >> let's play. >> it's available on app right now. give us an idea of what to do. >> i am going to read you a question and it's multiple choice. >> wait a second. let me get my kids in order. >> speed matters right? >> yes. >> question number one? >> what year did apple introduce the ipod? >> i say c? >> b. >> 2001. >> 2001. >> i got it. question two what year did jimmy hoffa disappear? '68, 71, 75 or 82?

>> i remember that. '75. >> 75. >> 1975. >> before my birth. >> allall right. next. >> what is the name of the school in the breakfast club? >> ridgemont high. >> i'm going b. >> it's a. >> you're batting 100 right now. >> he's got one more question. >> can you hurry up, please? >> which film did tom cruise receive his first oscar nomination? >> i'm going to say the one shot in massapequa. >> d. >> c. >> that's fantastic. rick's trivia challenge is

available on facebook, the apple app store, and google play store, all free, right? >> all free. >> and you can get some swag if do you well. >> by the way, your story is the american story the president should be highlighting. not a democratic operatives because you are a self-made success story that took tremendous risk and convinced the tv world that you could be a tv star and you were right. >> for years i pitched the show and everyone told me no one wants to watch a show about four guys in a pawn shop. >> boy, were they wrong! >> thanks a lot, rick. >> thanks. i got my one question right. >> go check out his app. coming up on this friday the middle east in chaos, but the president is meeting with this woman, the youtube star who takes a tub filled with fruit loops and wears green lipstick which she will present to the president's first wife. wait 'til you see what happens when she asks him about the popo. >> plus, the actor just picked to play ronald reagan on the big screen. we're going to tell you all

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welcome back. quick entertainment headlines for you. ashton kucher set to take the witness stand in a california murder trial. the actor will testify against a man accused of brutally killing three women 14 years ago, including kucher's then girlfriend. it's a song that literally made this star sick. ♪ let it go ♪ ♪ let it go ♪

♪ . >> lea michelle actually choked on some of the falling snow during this and got sick. a form disney channel star will play ronald reagan on the big screen. did you know that david henry selena gomez's older brother on "the wizards of waverly place." big role for him. >> congratulations. >> 14 minutes before the top of the hour. let's change gears. talk about the president. president obama seems to be not sitting down with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the two will not meet when netanyahu comes to washington in march to meet with congress. >> that's a shame because the president doesn't have time for bb netanyahu, but he does have time to sit down with a woman who eats fruit loops out of a tub she's sitting in. leeland vittert is live in the white house with the very latest. all right. how did this happen. >> reporter: well, good morning. we know a little bit about the president's schedule yesterday. he flew home from kansas to washington d.c. was at a

political meeting. he came back to be interviewed by youtube stars and they asked him a wide range of questions including, but not limited to some things about the police in america. >> my husband is mad at me right now. i cut all the hoods off his hoodies to protect him 'cause i'm afraid when he goes that somebody might shoot to kill him and it's not like regular folks, it's the popo. >> now, that woman does not look familiar as a member of the white house press corps, it is because she's not. but you might recognize her from some of her other videos that we have found on youtube. she has millions of subscribers. her name is glow zel and this is one of her more famous videotapes of her eating fruit loops out of a bathtub while wearing a bathing suit. what exactly qualifies her to ask the president of the united states questions based on this and some of the other videos is certainly a number of people are

asking. we're asking if the reporters are going to ask josh earnest in a briefing. >> we'll be tube side. thank you very much for the latest on that. >> i think they will for one reason in particular. they're not getting the interview. they used to compete with each other for the big interviews. now they're competing with youtube stars. >> who ask hard questions, like if you could have a super power what, would it be? the president would like to fly. >> michelle field had something to say about this on hannity. watch. >> what's amazing is that the president doesn't have time to meet with netanyahu or go to those french rallies but he has plenty of time for youtube stars, where that woman is famous for putting a condom up her nose. it's become a circus act. these are the people who are interviewing the president. but it makes sense because when he's being interviewed by these people they're not asking tough questions. they're not going to push back. right now he's trying to push his free community college. they're not going to say how are we going to afford this? >> the woman also made a joke

about the castro brothers and their dictatorship. and he laughed at it. a little embarrassing. >> his theory is, it's the only way to reach kids that are not watching television anymore. bradley cooper gave him the idea to sit between two ferns and now he's doing this. so we'll see how it comes out. >> thank you, fern number two. >> but missing from the global stage in many cases. coming up, what bill maher can be downright terrible at times. but does he deserve the right to speak at a college graduation? that debate up next. >> but first on this date in 1789 georgetown college became the first catholic university in the united states. madeleine albright becomes the first secretary of state. and michael jackson's song was the number one song in america in 1988

you might not like the comedian bill maher. but he still has the right to free speech, as we all do. it's a lesson that students at university of california in berkeley learned the hard way. they tried and failed to stop bill maher from speak at their december graduation after his comments on islam where he denounced radical islam. but the school's chancellor said too bad. he's coming. >> i didn't like actually what he said about islam but you don't disinvite someone to speak. we had to use it as a way as a teaching opportunity. education is -- >> here now to react is the executive director of the foundation for rights in education, robert. good morning to you. >> thanks for having me. >> okay. so whether or not a person agrees with what bill maher says

where he denounced radical islam, he's got the right to say it. when the students at the university of california-berkeley said no, no, no, we don't want him here? >> i think he hit it on the head where he said, where do you draw the line as to who is acceptable to speak on campus? you can find an objection to any powerful person or famous person. you don't get to be powerful or famous without saying things that might aggravate some person. you don't tiptoe around. so if you're going to disqualify bill maher, who else are you going to disqualify? you don't like president obama's policies, are you going to say he can't speak there or former president bush? if you have a system for determining who can speak that could be used against the president of the united states you've got the wrong system. >> they cracked down on speech at berkeley, of all places. for instance, here is the berkeley restricting student speech bias reporting policy they have. flyers must be approved five doors before hanging in dorms. then when it comes to somebody they don't agree with

politically, they just say no, you can't come. >> yeah. that's unfortunately what we've been seeing is an increasing number of students who are calling themselves for censorship of people who want to talk to them, which is really unusual. we think of students as being rebellious particularly at berkeley. the birth place of the free speech movement. yet increasingly we see students calling for someone to censor other viewpoints in order to protect their feelings. that's really disturbing. >> it is. what's curious about berkeley is it's such a lefty place. here they are saying to a lefty comedian no, you can't come. whereas on american campuses for years we've seen them crack down on people from the political right, yeah we don't want to hear them or get hooted down. >> that's right. this invitation season, what we call really heated up last year where the disinvitation of noted women's rights activist and former muslim. and then the withdrawals of christine lagarde the head of

the inf and condoleeza rice for speaking as well. there is this real disease that's been going around campus of people saying, one thing that's bad, you fail the litmus test and you're not acceptable. >> that's why it's so great that the chancellor at uc-berkeley stood up and said, kids, he's coming and too bad because we've got to respect his right to say what he thinks. >> that's right. if you can't say what you want at berkeley where can you say it? >> amen. thank you for joining us live. >> thanks for having me. coming up, stunning developments, governor j. nixon of missouri ordered the national guard in that state to stand down during the ferguson riots. can he be liable for all of that damage? geraldo rivera is a lawyer and he joins us in a couple of minutes. ♪ ♪

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good morning. it is friday, january 23. a fox news alert. while you were sleeping, a potential game changer in the race for the white house. what senator marco rubio just did. meanwhile, yesterday was a bad day for america. major u.s. ally, the king of saudi arabia, is dead as radicals take control of one of the worst terror hot spots in the world nearby yemen. so much for the president's success story. remember this? >> the strategy of taking out terrorists who threaten us while supporting partners on the front lines is one that we have successfully pursued in yemen and somalia for years. >> and not really. senator lindsey graham joins us live here with reaction. american sniper chris kyle most of america considers him a hero. not alec baldwin. he still hasn't learned to speak before he -- think before he speaks or he's very proud of what he's saying. we're not too sure. it's up to me to analyze.

mornings are better with friends. >> hi, i'm rick harrison from "pawn stars." you're watching "fox & friends," a great value at any price. >> he's fantastic. >> you know what he did at the end, he gave me that gold coin and he said you keep it and it's going to be worth about $500,000. >> let's go back and reveal what really happened. >> i put it over there. he left it on the corner and came back and took it. i thought i could have it and we could retire. >> you were supposed to return it before he came back. >> i probably would have appeared on his show and asked what i could get for it. what's heather nauert doing over there? >> good morning, everyone. hope you're off to a great day. we've got news that's breaking. brand-new evidence that senator marco rubio may be running for president. sources say he asked top advisors to, quote, proceed as if he's running. plus he's just hired a leading

republican fund-raiser. earlier another potential candidate, dr. ben carson, shared his thoughts on rubio's run. >> i'm glad to see people getting in. the more, the merrier because it's so critical that we have the right candidate in 2016. making an error and allowing another progressive to get in who is going to appoint two or three more supreme court judges would weather have a profound effect on what america becomes. >> carson says announcements from other candidates won't pressure his decision or his timing. also while you were sleeping, talk about a really impressive parking job take a look at this. this is a helicopter. see that red flashing light right there? it is landing at a target store parking lot in texas. it's a coast guard chopper that apparently had just hit a bird and it needed to come down for an emergency landing. all four people on board are okay. the chopper will stay right where it is until it's inspected later today.

boy, what a sight if you go there. it's being called a worst case scenario. one of america's strongest allies in the middle east, saudi arabia its king abdullah is dead at the aiming of 90. he's known for his efforts to help washington in the fight against al-qaeda and then making matters worse, there is growing chaos in neighboring yemen as that government collapses falling to iranian-backed rebels. the yemeni government has been fighting the war on terror alongside the united states. u.s. officials now fear that that terror hot spot could become even more unstable. bad lip reading is back with another nfl edition of hilarious lip flaps. we love this one. take a look. >> i could just throw rocks and aim it at your neck so you get two stitches. ♪ jig a jig ♪ >> all i know is this is the bad guy. i know this is a good one.

>> you're saying that if you don't like her, then you find a girl of secondhand handbag? >> my face is happier fuzzy. >> i'm not okay. i'm going to crack. >> and those are your headlines. you could find that online steve. >> absolutely. hilarious. >> you can find something on internet? >> it's so funny. >> joining us now from our los angeles bureau, geraldo rivera, with hilarious lip lap. good morning to you. >> read my lips, good morning. >> let's talk about what the attorney general's department of justice found. >> hi, everybody. >> good morning to you. >> okay. we'll backtrack. >> the ferguson decision i hope starts to calm things down because now you have the justice department of the united states led by eric holder who visited ferguson missouri and now they have investigated and i assume

they investigated from a hostile point of view looking to overturn what the state did in essentially exonerating the officer in the death of michael brown. we all anticipated that maybe the feds would be under pressure or be self-motivated to find some evidence there that the cop acted in a way that deprived michael brown of his civil rights. the feds have looked at it, however. they have found that the state authorities were correct that this hulking brute of a man i think the case was finished once we saw the video of michael brown in the convenience store where he menaces the store clerk and all the rest of that. and there were more videos and photos that surfaced that showed that police work is like war fighting. if you haven't done it you don't understand the pressures unless you are really introduced to the facts and circumstances in the environment that an officer has to deal with them. and i think that the fact that it led to this rioting in

ferguson is a national tragedy. there is, i have to hasten to add that there is no doubt that there is a situation where we have to understand that too many black kids are being killed in dramatic confrontations with cops, that cops have to have tasers, not tanks. the cops have to have body cameras, all of that i support. but clearly we have to understand the pressure and the dangers that officers -- as the officer in the michael brown case faced and understand it's easy for us to armchair quarterback, a lot different in their situation. >> and statistics have as well and you know this, too, that those black deaths oftentimes are caused by a black person in some communities. we've gone through those stats before. there was an article out in the a.p. and it referenced an e-mail on november 10 that showed governor nixon ordering the national guard to stand down during the riots postexoneration in terms of this

trial. what charges, if any -- >> we saw what happened. >> this is one of the most violent moments, perhaps that we moved into and then you hear now that he said to the national guard, stand down. >> could have saved a lot of businesses. >> right. i think that michael brown's stepfather could easily have been indicted for inciting a riot when he was saying -- once he heard the decision to burn this place down. i think that was clear evidence of a crime being committed. in terms of governor nixon, however incompetent he may have been as commander of the missouri national guard, that's a political question. it's not a legal question. i don't see a lawsuit there. however misguided and naive he may have been in making that decision, it's not about the courts now. it really is about -- >> he knew exactly what he was doing. >> putting more people at risk. >> let's change fierce and talk about the "american sniper" movie again being attacked by rolling stone this time. one of the quotes is this: the sniper is a move yeah whose

politics are so idiotic that under normal circumstances it would be beneath criticism. the only thing that forces us to take it seriously is the extraordinary fact that it almost exactly similar world view consumed the walnut sized mind of the president who got us into the war in question. your reaction? >> i like mike and the tybee family. good reporters generally speak. but this is also a very naive and distorted view of war fighting. i said police work and war fighting, if you haven't been there, you don't know what you're really talking about. the "american idol" movie, i haven't seen the movie i read the book. this is a legitimate story about an american hero. what people have to understand about snipers, first of all, is that however deadly and however murderous their skill, they are actually in a sense and this sounds bizarre humanitarians. why? because there is no collateral

damage. it's not like dropping a bomb on a neighborhood, you kill grandma and grandpa trying to get your terrorist. a sniper goes for the bad guy. he gets it. chris dial did it at least 160 times. and i think that this kind of disrespect and who can criticize and who can't criticize, i don't care, anyone can criticize. everybody has the right to say anything they want, whether they're in paris or in new york or in los angeles, that's fine. but i think that what people have to understand is when you're in the brutality of war you're trying to take out a specific bad operator who is going to do awful things, that that is a lot better than bombing a whole neighborhood and getting all the collateral damage. and then when these guys come home, that's what i think the book and the movie focused on as well when chris kyle character, bradley cooper comes home, they did a very effective job of people understanding that that pressure, that posttraumatic stress they're more suicide deaths among our g.i.s than combat deaths. >> he does not take that into

consideration. meanwhile, is outhears what rolling stone is saying today. over the last week or so, we've had seth rogen and michael moore, they've said disparaging things about this particular movie. and then superman dean cane who was a friend of chris kyle, came out and defended chris kyle. now, i don't know where he's been but alec baldwin comes in. he doesn't call out the guy like seth rogen who compared the movie to nazi propaganda. instead he called out the guy who called criticized mr. rogen. >> but what you have here, steve, it's so obvious isn't it? alec baldwin, god bless him. i think he's got a real style and verve and i don't care that they mouths off very much. but what you have here are people's politics wearing them on their sleeves and they're disguising them as criticism. the reason he's after dean cane is because dean cane has a different world view. let them fight it out. it's just noise. hollywood has a preconception that the people who fight in wars are the people that join

the army they're all hicks, you know they come from the great middle of the country. we fly over them going from our party in los angeles to our party in new york. there is a disparaging disdainful view that is unfortunate and it really reveals i think in many ways, the sociological split in the country. we have such a small percentage of our population that actually serves in the military. >> he's also a friend of him. alec baldwin should back out of it. this is a friend and he's defending his friend beyond the movie. >> yeah. absolutely. geraldo, thank you for joining us on this friday. >> miss you guys. >> we'll be watching. >> bring us next time. >> we'll see you next time on "celebrity apprentice." 12 minutes after the top of the hour on this friday. >> he's doing great on "celebrity apprentice." coming up, it's a hot debate. should you have to take a drug test to get food stamps? there is a big update to that ahead. and then senator lindsey graham is with us here. there are so many developments in the race for the white house

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a couple of months ago, the president bragged about yemen as a success story while he was selling his plan to defeat isis. >> so this morning yemen has fallen into chaos. the country's president has resigned after failing to reach a deal with the shiite rebels. not the al-qaeda rebels. the shiite rebels. >> joining us is senator lindsey graham a member of the armed services committee. you just traveled to this region. what did you see and what are the people saying there? >> i went to saudi arabia, qatar and israel and they said it's better to be america's enemy than her friend because she seems to respect her enemy's more. iran is on the march. there are four arab capitols under the influence of the iranians at a time when we're trying to negotiate with this new moderate regime. the huties in yemen are iranian backed. assad is completely under the control of iran. you've got a problem in iraq and lebanon. president obama's standing in

that region is terrible. his policies are failing. this is a success story, i'd hate to see failure. >> one thing you left out of the laundry list of things going hay wire. some suggest with the king dying and iran on the march is a worst case scenario. yesterday a video was put out with images of the rocket with the capability of going to europe and beyond. >> president obama is basically incompetent when it comes to foreign policy. he's stubborn and arrogant 'cause he's refusing to adjust at a time when the circumstances are screaming out to adjust. they're selling to us that the iranians are new and moderate. they told us that al-qaeda was decimated before the 2012 election. they said that yemen is a success story. now they're trying to sell to the congress butt out. we don't need your input. stay away from the iranian negotiations. the iranians are destabilizing the middle east.

they want a nuclear weapon and their missile program is inconsistent with the moderate peaceful regime. this is a disaster in the making. >> so let me ask you what's going on with isis. yesterday the state department led by secretary of state kerry says that we have reclaimed through 2,000 air strikes 700 square kill meters from iraq making tremendous gains. the defense department says we know nothing about that. we can't confirm that. our state department and defense department don't know what's happening. they don't agree. >> senator kerry is completely out of touch, like the president. i met with the free syrian army commander. he says isil is stronger today than they've ever been and here is what they're doing. they're selling oil to assad and wheat. they control vast areas of syria. they're economically stronger and have an unholy alliance with assad. so this free syrian army that we're trying to train, which is a good thing we're about to send them into syria without any protection from assad. they will eventually represent a threat to assad, so he's going

to kill them just as soon as they go in. what we're doing in training the free syrian army without neutralizing assad's air power is militarily unsound and immoral and it will not work. what we're doing in iraq will not work. it will take years at this pace to liberate mosul. iraq and syria are the perfect platform to hit the united states. there is no strategy to degrade or defeat isil. that's the right goal. but the strategy is not working. the president is trying to run out his time and pass this problem on to the next president and we're going to get hit. >> the next question of who could step in as president in 2016 on the gop side, we have mitt romney. rubio pretty much in overnight. who can step in and regain the position of power and influence to lead the globe? >> the person who can articulate an alternative to barak obama.

a person can articulate, here are the threats, here are our enemies and here are our friends and here is how we reengage. here is how you actually degrade and destroy isil. here is how you reset the situation in the middle east. here is how you negotiate with iran who has been trying to cheat -- >> senator, you're describing you! >> well, all i can say is i think i'm well qualified tore that task and others. but the good news for the republican party, we have a chance here to rebuild america before it's too late and articulate how you defend the country. it's not just about killing terrorists. it's about building up other people in the region and when they tell you to your face it's better to be america's enemy than friend, somebody needs to fix that. >> will you decide by may if you're going in or not? n yes. i'm going to look long and hard at it. i think i'm well qualified for the job. but it will be up to the people of my party to make that decision and we have a lot of good choices. >> thanks so much. >> up next. >> everyone is talking about the new jlo movie. is it worth your money?

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there are two new movies hitting the silver screen today. one starring johnny depp and "the boy next door" starring jlo. should you see them? >> let's ask kevin mccarthy, the founder -- >> he loves coffee. >> kevin, you're on. hello? >> let's ignore him. let's not talk to him. two can play that game. >> i got a breakfast club trivia question wrong. we have a lot of, you look better. >> kevin mccarthy joins us from our nation's capitol, he had a final sip of coffee. he's adjusted his tie and lapel. and he's not there. let's show a clip for his first

movie. it's "the boy next door." by the way he's going to give it three stars. >> here is jennifer lopez playing herself. >> this is the first movie i ever made this way where we produced it ourselves. it was $4 million. we shot it in 23, 25 days, something like that. i never did a movie like that. when i was doing "selena" and all these, these were three, four months. it's the new paradigm of film making and even music. everybody can be a producer of, a film maker, grab a camera grab a machine and do what they want to do. so it's a whole new world out there. >> what an entrepreneur. she's producing it herself on a $4 million budget. >> i watched her since "in living color." kevin, we talked to him last night. he gives it three stars. ridiculous fun and intense at times and i heard people joking about it. kevin, are you there to verify those were indeed your comments

about the movie? >> yes, i am here to verify that the believe is three out of five. it starts in the first 15 minutes as this movie i was laughing at and eventually i ended up laughing with the movie. there were times where it became self aware and ridiculous and over the top. but overall, i found it to be a fun thrill ride. you turn your brain off and have fun. it's ridiculous and over the top at five. jlo is great and ryan guzman is as well. >> and "mordecai" you gave two stars. thanks a lot. >> thanks a lot. >> thank you sir. >> always great to see you. >> we apologize, there was an audio problem. the satellite sometimes, it just happens. >> right. i understand. >> you never know. he might have just been giving us the cold shoulder. coming up, the middle east in chaos. but the president is meeting with this woman. a youtube star who bathes in fruit loops and wears green lipstick. chris wallace next. then did you have a course

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example of where we had been successful in negotiating these issues. you can argue that al-qaeda and yemen is the greatest terrorist threat, even more so than isis, which seems much more focused on the region, on iraq and syria. but al-qaeda and yemen, remember, they were the ones behind the underwear bomber who tried to blow up a plane over detroit. they were the ones who were behind the attack on the magazine in paris. the real significantance of this is not who is going to take over the government there. it's the fact that it looks like the country may dissolve into mini states little factions, in which case al-qaeda in yemen will have its own safe haven like al-qaeda in afghanistan did before 9-11. very very troubling. we'll be talking about it on sunday with the president's chief of staff dennis mcdonough, one of his top former advisors before he became chief of staff. we'll talk to him about part of the world, a dangerous part of the world that's become even more dangerous. >> let's look at what it looks

like now as you look at these maps and see how much influence iran has and how much formidable isis is. were you struck by the fact that the secretary of state was describing so much success against isis yesterday and the secretary of defense says he knew nothing about it? >> well, actually it's interesting, and it's not the first time that you've had this administration speaking with different voices, oftentimes the white house at odds with the pentagon on a variety of these issues. you're exactly right. look at that map because wointing out is iran's spreading influence because the rebels ho appear to have taken over an area in yemen, they are an iranian-backed rebel force and you can see around are considerable control in those other capitals and then don't even have on the map isis, which is a sunni group, anti-iran, but also anti-american. they've got a tremendous foothold in iraq and syria. it's not good news for the united states. and certainly the arab spring

has turned into an arab winter in terms of u.s. interest in that part of the world. >> i'm sure you're going to be talking about the president's state of the union address on tuesday night. he told the world that we're turning the page. we're moving on with terror. we're taking care of things. plus he once again rolled out his soak the rich plan for more taxes, which will be dead on arrival with this republican-controlled congress. but also he rolled out this new idea where if you want to go to community college, we should figure a way the people should go free for two years. the speaker of the house and the guy who runs the senate think those proposals listen to this are d.o.a. >> why would we want to raise taxes on people? there is no free lunch and the president wants to raise taxes because he wants to increase washington's spending. >> i'll take that as a dead. dead. real dead.

>> we added more debt during the obama years than all the presidents from george washington down to george bush. the last thing we need to do to these young people is add more debt and giving away free tuition strikes me as something we can't afford. >> all right. mr. wallace? >> well, the thing that struck me about the president's speech is that we had an election the country spoke in november and resoundingly defeated the president's policies and the democrats and gave a huge victory to the republicans. the second fellow who was talking there was mitch mcconnell who moved from minority leader of the senate to majority leader of the senate. and the president seemed unwilling or unable to recognize any of that. so he proposed a policy -- how different would his speech have been if the democrats had won in november? i don't think it would have been different at all, and there seemed to be no accommodation to the fact that there is a new set of sheriffs in washington. it may be good politics, but it's not good policy and it

doesn't leave to you believe that very much is going happen here in washington. >> he doesn't have time for netanyahu or to work things out with republicans. but he has time to sit down with youtube star with green lipstick n a bathtub with fruit loops and that's who he spends time with? why? >> well, i'm actually going to give the president a pass on this. as you well know we live in a different media world. that's not exactly edward r. murr row in that bathtub. but having said that we've seen president clinton with the saxophone and all kinds of ways in which people reach out. and talking to youtube why willie sutton robbed banks, that's what a voter saw. i don't have a problem with that. >> i don't have a problem sitting down with her, but in lieu of this time issue, i can't sit down with netanyahu. i don't know how i'm going to manage to work it out for republicans and beside the fact that i don't like fruit loops i think she's fine. >> had they -- when they say that they don't have time that

means they don't want to do it. let me just say that's usually what brian says. he says i'd love to talk to you, chris, but i don't have time. i know what that means. >> that's what you say to me and then you break into your promo. john kasich, possibly running afor president. >> what a show we'll be watching you on sunday morning. >> can i just say that you literally took the words out of my mouth brian? >> he did. >> i did it on radio with you yesterday. i feel like it was almost a rehearsal. only you were sitting there in your dungarees wearing your cowboy hat. >> really? >> what, do you think i'm imus or something? >> did you say dungarees? >> yes. >> we'll see you sunday. >> thank you sir. heather joins us now with the number one story everybody is talking about across the world. we're talking about --

>> new england patriots. so how does patriots quarterback tom brady respond to being called a cheater? >> i things are going to be fine. this isn't isis. no one is dying. we'll get through this and hopefully we can really start preparing for seattle and get our mind focused there because they're going to take online -- energy. >> both brady and bill belichick denying any wrongdoing after it was reported that 11 of the 12 playoff balls were underinflated if you want food stamps, take a drug test? governor scott walker his budget requires everyone wanting assistance to take a drug test. >> we the people are drug free. >> we're going to see if a waiver for food stamps and seek a waiver for medicaid and make changes in terms of w-2. each of these areas when it

comes to public assistance. >> someone who tests positive for drugs would be offered free treatment in that state. the obama administration unveiling yet another tax plan to tax you. this time taking away the tax benefit for millions of americans who are putting money away for college in those tax free 529 plans that are so popular. right now you don't have to pay taxes on the money that you take out of that fund. but that would actually go away. there is a kicker the president's own $240,000 investment in his two daughters' college fund that, we understand, could be grandfathered in. senator rand paul learning the hard way if you're going to attack an opponent, you better check your facts. paul sweden joked to fellow 2016 contenders, mitt romney and jeb bush it's a criticism of common core, the government education standards that bush strongly supports, there is just one problem, though. paul, a vocal opponent of the standards, forgot to use spell

check. see that right there? thanks for your frie nship. bush tweeted back you misspelled friendship. maybe there is something to be said for those hire standards. paul's original tweet now disappeared. those are your headlines. >> suddenly they became frenemies. >> thank you very much. the east coast where we're sitting, getting ready for some extreme weather this weekend. maria molina joins us from outside where tomorrow at this time there is a chance of snow right? >> that's right. we're going to expect the storm system to move up the coast and produce areas of snow. here in new york city looking at three to five inches of snowfall. this storm produced more than a foot of snow across western texas. that's something to keep in mind. the storm system does have quite a punch with it and a lot of moisture. take a look at all that rain across the southeastern united states. a threat for flooding there today. and then we have winter weather advisories that have been issued as far south as western north

carolina. we have winter storm watches as well widespread across portions of new england. that's where the heavier snowfall totals are forecast that could exceed a half foot of snow. locally i wouldn't be surprised if we saw totals up there of up to a foot of snow as we head into this weekend. here is a look at the timing on the storm. we're going to expect the heavy rain to continue across the southeastern united states today and into tomorrow. then by overnight tonight, into early saturday morning snow should have developed already across the eastern tennessee western north carolina, up into new york city and even southern new england and that storm will continue to move out of the northeast as we head into sunday. it's really going to intensify. so keep in mind the wind could be an issue saturday evening especially. then look at this computer model. it's going to be swinging through the midwest and that system could bring more snow to the northeast and mid-atlantic as we head into early next week. we'll track that next system. let's head back inside. >> all right. thank you very much. it looks like my wife will be busy this weekend. honey, get out the shovel.

>> oh, really? >> i like shoveling. >> 'cause you can't get hurt. you got to be ready for monday. >> i got to get up early. >> coming up, president obama won't call them islamic extremists. so we wanted to know what would ronald reagan have done? great president. we'll ask the man who worked for president reagan that very question. and did you have a course like this when you were in school? the problem of whiteness in america. should this be allowed or should this be applauded? that's next. ♪ ♪

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it's the postcolonialist, deconstructionist, feminist, new historicist. once you get through that, maybe that would tell you what it's about. >> it's a mouthful for sure. >> you were concerned when you saw the books that were required for this course. correct? what were they? >> correct. so in the books for this course, critical race theory, everyday language of racism amongst others, all of these books have a disturbing trend and that's pointing to all white people as the root cause of social injustices for this country. so clearly we see a course that's causing more problems than it does solutions. >> the become here is the investment in whiteness. everyday language of white racism is another one. the alchemy of race and rights is a third. let me ask you this, if the course were called the problem with blackness the problem with being female, would that fly at the university? >> i don't think that would fly at the university. quite frankly, as an asu student myself, i'm disappointed that my school would offer a course like

this. clearly we have a lot of working to in the society in terms of racial tension. but having a class that suggests an entire race is the problem is inappropriate, wrong, and quite frankly, counter productive. i wonder what students like myself are taking out of this course had they learn all about this negative racial tension into society. there is a lot of negative implications here. >> it seems quite unfair and wrong and pointed. have you tried to reach out to the professor? >> i have tried to reach out to dr. leebee but does he not seem keen on answering my calls which is a shame because i'd like to hear his opinions on this course because i'd love to have someone explain it to me n are you concerned that the university is not taking a stronger stand here in really trying to explain what's going on here? what message is the university sending to you as a student? >> right. so as a campus contributor for leadership institute's campus reform, this unfortunately, is not an isolated event to my

university. we're tracking this trend across college campuses nationwide. and there is plenty of examples of this type of mentality on college campuses. i just did an article a few weeks ago about a ucla law professor who calls the republican base racist, kkk members. another colleague of mine at western washington university where the president begrowned how many white kids were on campus, equated it to a failure and was trying to find suggestions to make the campus less white. then another article recently published where there was a massachusetts university, a white privilege event for mlk day. so we see that there is a large overarcing problem right now at college universities. >> there seems to be one at yours right now. we did reach out to the professor, as well as arizona state university calls e-mails were not returned as of this morning. we thank lauren clark for joining us with that. let us know what you think. the world is in chaos and

the president won't even identify the enemy. so we wanted to know what would president reagan have done? we're going to ask the man who worked for president reagan that very question next. first we're going to check in with martha mccallum for what's coming up at the top of the hour. >> good morning. as you say the middle east is in deeper turmoil than we have seen in a long, long time. yemen in chaos, the saudi leader dead. and the president will not take a meeting with benjamin netanyahu. big questions there. and is marco rubio about to shake up the gop field? and the colts player who caught the ball says he saw nothing wrong with it. the latest when bill and i see you at the top of the hour

fox news alert. chaos erupting across the middle east. the king of saudi arabia is dead at the age of 90. yemen is on the verge of

collapse. isis threatens to behead two japanese hostages while new video emerges now of iran testing a missile that could reach our shores. so what's the president doing? and what would president reagan have done differently, if anything? joining us now is a man who worked for ronald reagan. fox news contributor. welcome back. >> thank you. >> can you give that comparison from the man you knew you worked for helped get elected? >> i think he would have seen a number of differences. one is clarity from ronald reagan. he preferred an evil empire. it was clear that communism was the problem and we focused on that, down with the berlin wall. you can't even get president obama to talk about radical islamic terrorism or muslim extremism. it's always violent extremism as if these were extreme presbyterians or extreme stamp collectors or who knows what. i think reagan stood by his allies. there would be no question that with the prime minister of israel coming here, he would have a meeting with the president of the united states. netanyahu is coming in march. he's not going to be seeing obama. he refused to see him. and i think there is a certain

gravitas that we saw in the office that we saw with reagan and what obama had is slipping away. >> the challenges are no longer russia. even though they are a challenge once again. but the primary challenge to us at home is isis and the growth of isis. what kind of progress we're making, it was brought up in the state of the union and john kerry weighed in. this is their view. let's listen. >> in iraq and syria american leadership, including our military power, is stopping isil's advance. >> we have seen definitively momentum halted in iraq. in some cases, reversed. >> by the way that's the sometimes name of the enemy. dash. the secretary of defense says i don't know what he's talking about! i don't see any signs of progress. >> i think we've been able to hold them back a bit in iraq. but in syria, there was a map in the "wall street journal" that

showed in august to january and the area covered by isis has grown and grown and grown. and in syria they're expanding in power. and the brutality we've seen gunning down 13 yearlies for watching soccer. >> the progress we are making we need to show pictures of that to make these guys not feel like they're ten feet tall. look at that. that's what we're looking at in terms of isis-controlled regions. the longer they're there the more terrorists are trained. add to that the influence of iran. we watched the yemeni government seemingly go iran's direction. we watched -- when israel went to bomb syria they killed an iranian general. >> the chaos is such that i was writing a piece about this -- >> look at that influence. >> incredible. and i finished this piece about 6:00 o'clock at night. i now have to update it based on what happened between 6:00 p.m. and now. >> you want to do weigh in on the youtube sensation. what's the problem with reaching young people like that? >> i'm friending the president reaching out to young people but not by bringing into the white house this woman who

floats around in fruit loops and milk in her bathtub. why not bring in college journalists, sit down with them and have them pitch questions? this lowers the stature of the office and the united states. the whole world is watching. >> "wall street journal" journalist, thanks so much. back in a moment (son) oh no... can you fix it, dad? yeah, i can fix that. . . anything. i fixed it! (dad) that's why i got a subaru legacy. (vo) symmetrical all-wheel drive plus 36 mpg. i gotta break more toys. (vo) introducing the all-new subaru legacy. it's not just a sedan. it's a subaru.

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