♪ >> good morning, happy saturday, everyone. it is january 14th. i'm abby huntsman. less than a week before our next president takes office. democrats are questioning whether he is even fit to serve. >> i don't see president-elect as a legitimate president. >> the list of democrats boycotting the inauguration growing by the day. >> goody. meanwhile are democrats finally ready to forgive the fbi? >> we can't tell you anything. all i can tell you is the fbi director has no credibility. that's it. pete: that's it. and if you thought maxine watters was upset. wait until you hear what debbie wasserman schultz had

to say about it. clayton: one of the most controversial proposals. >> she was pumped up at the beginning. at the end she was like take me down. i think she should take a drug test. clayton: some suggesting that members of the dishonest media should take a drug test before they can cover the white house. all right. blood test for everyone. "fox & friends" starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ i just want to celebrate ♪ another day of life. clayton: i just want to celebrate. look, there are still christmas decorations. abby: i love that. clayton: good morning. when is it time to take down the christmas celebrations? abby: i don't think anyone should be judged when they p theirwn their christmas. decorations up all year long. i admire those people.

confidence. clayton: they have something else going on. pete: called laziness. abby: you said we are still celebrating in new york. clayton: i just like the music. i get if there are no storms out there and you -- snow storms and can't get up on the roof. let us know what your thoughts are. you know what. pete: this is the last weekend that barack obama will be in the white house. last saturday. clayton: a lot of people are in denial, particularly democrats. they don't understand that next week is the inauguration and that there is going to be a new president. a lot of these democrats, a long list now coming out and the latest one is representative john lewis of georgia saying he considers donald trump to be an illegitimate president. listen to what he had to say. >> i believe in forgiveness. i believe in working with people. it's a little bit hard. it's going to be very

difficult. i don't see president-elect as a legitimate president: i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected. and they have destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. i don't plan to attend the inauguration. it will be the first one that i have missed since i have been in the congress. you cannot be at whole with something that you feel that is wrong. clayton: put some context there. he is a long storied civil rights leader. member of congress from georgia. abby: also has a track record by the way you heard this statement. this is not the first we have heard him talk like this. remember when george w. bush won in 2001. he was saying that some of us think that al gore won the election. we have heard this from him before. patty pete he was one of those testifying against jeff sessions.

not necessarily fully a partisan guy. someone who is definitely looking at the racial aspect of a lot of this and playing that heavily. this is part of what the left has done from the beginning delegitimize. profit the jill stein recount the electoral college. the russian interference. comey and the fbi. some reasons why. clayton: add this to the list. here is a list of people who are going to skip the inauguration next week. john lewis the latest there. look at this long, long list. some of these names. pete: you know what the long, long list contains. four representatives from california. two from new york and then massachusetts, oregon, illinois. you have left-wing states where they're not going to accept the legitimacy and they're trying to muddy the waters. abby: they will show up. pete: maybe the real story is they wrbility able to get tickets. abby: that could be true. clayton: i'm going to boycott it anyway. abby: neil cavuto did a great rant at the end of his show. anyone boycotting this

inauguration is not about who is stepping in next president. the inauguration is with this country. it is about the american people it is about america. be an american. you know what? regardless of whether you support all of his policies or not like, i don't know, it's frustrating. clayton: during the debate do you remember when donald trump was asked a question by chris wallace on whether or not he would accept the outcome of the election and there was outrage from the left when he said. this watch. >> i'm not saying that you are necessarily going to be the loser or the winner but the loser concedes to the winner and that the country comes together in part for the good of the country. are you saying you are not prepared now to commit to that principle? >> what i'm saying is i will tell you at the time. i will keep new suspense. >> chris, let me respond to that because that's horrifying. every time donald thinks things are not going in his direction, he claims whatever it is rigged against him. abby: how ironic what we are seeing. she used the word rigged

against him and seeing it play out in the last few weeks. it's a week away, next saturday for the inauguration. we are still hearing more excuses as to why he is illegitimate next president of the united states. pete: so prepared to indict him for not accepting her legitimacy that when he won, they are unhinged in their ability to not recognize him. they haven't gone through the stages of grief. they are stuck in denial. they are stuck in saying. clayton: that's a great way to look at it. pete: they had the time. clayton: passing the buck. i always like people to blame everybody else for their problems. they always want to point the finger, scapegoat everyone else. instead look interriblely and have a serious postmortem about what happened in this election. abby: that's a great segue way into this next point we are going to get to. you said taking the blame. we talk about hillary clinton and the emails. whose fault is it at the end of the day. so debbie wasserman schultz. and there was a meeting yesterday on capitol hill with the fbi director james comey. and it got pretty heated,

especially at one point. clayton: this was behind the scenes. clandestine meeting. classified. so, members of the house go in and sit down with james comey. he starts off this meeting. we now know, by saying i am tone deaf to politics and then he dives into. meanwhile, when he says that we learned from these reports that all the democrats in the room just started looking at each other scoffing. you are tone deaf to politics. debbie wasserman schultz at one point grandstands for five minutes. democrats are yelling at her to stop. she is complaining. she is complaining that my emails were hacked and i lost my job as a result? pete: talk to the guy on both sides james comey. he walked in russian involvement tried to give a classified briefing to what you said, clayton. there were people booing her down. she was yelling at him so adamantly people were like sit down. because it turns out, guess what, what she should be angry about is so much of what she did. there is no intraspeculation. no one wants hacking. no one wants their emails

out there. no one left or right is supportive of that. but, when you understand what debbie wasserman schultz did which was put her finger on the scales hillary clinton against bernie sanders. she could have said well i could have played this straighter. abby: these emails -- this is how this played out when the democrats walked out of this meeting yesterday. it got really uncomfortable. they explain sort of what happened. watch this. all i can say is that my confidence and ability of the fbi director to lead this agency through the troubled times that lie ahead has been shaken. glbleg we have votes now. >> how do you feel it went? great. >> congressman, can you tell us anything about the discussion in the room? >> . no it's classified and we can't tell you anything. all i can tell you is the fbi director has no

credibility. that's it. >> we know a lot yesterday from that meeting. classified and yet all the leaks from the meeting. >> surprising that happens. >> they also felt there was a double standard and one of the questions asked of james comey was is there an equal level of investigating going on as to the russian hacking or the team trump teaming up with the russians was one of the questions. we feel that there was a double standard that you wanted to undermine hillary clinton here. where's the double standard? is there equality across the board here? abby: you could make the argument because you said james comey has been hated by both sides. you could say that's all the reasons why he is not political. he said in that meeting i don't make my decisions based on the timing of it i don't think of it in terms of being a week before the election. i do what i think is right for the country. to your point, whether it's republicans or democrats at one point in the past year he has been hated. clayton: you can't be politically tone deaf. here we they're many weeks after the election and they are still blaming james

comey. there is no intraspeculation. no sense amongst the democrats hey, why did this happen? how did we lose? how did we get beat by donald trump? and how did we reach middle america which they are not doing. donald trump has this massive opportunity despite the mainstream media's attempts to discredit him bring back jobs and other things. that will get out. it's exacerbation like we have never seen. seen it from these folks who refuse to go to the inaugural i'm going to take my ball and go home because i'm sad. clayton: exacerbation 15-cent word of the day. email us. we would love to hear your thoughts. abby: some may end up liking mr. trump. get something done. we are not supposed to like him. pete: maybe there is a little bit of that. wow if he brings jobs back what do we do then? abby: we do have other headlines to get to. extreme weather and deadly ice storm in the u.s. last night freezing rain leaving behind a dangerous layer of ice leading to hundreds of car crashes.

at least one woman is now dead after her car spun out of the room in missouri. and this dramatic video showing a semi-truck running a snowplow off the road in utah. the plow plummeting 300 feet into a ditch. luckily that driver is expected to be okay. president-elect donald trump may throw out sanctions on russia, president-elect trump says he hasn't decided if he will keep the current sanctions in place depends if they work with us on terrorism and other things. if you get along and if russia is really helping us, why would anybody have saxes if somebody is doing some really great things? also in this morning. thousands expected in washington for a march designed to protect the dream of dr. martin luther king jr. the reverend al sharpton action network six days before president-elect takes office. march washington monument down to independence avenue to a park near the martin

luther king memorial. and officers finally winning a war over. the image which depicts officers as pigs. you can see it there coming down for good apparently after the agency in charge of the capitol building determined that it broke the rules by depicting a political controversy. the painting flaring tempers this week. it was ripped down by republicans three different times and hung back up by democratic senator lacy clay who choses painting to begin with it will officially be removed on tuesday. finally, come to an end. man. pete: yeah. sometimes there is a symbolism that takes place that you have to take action on. and it was good to see republicans do that because without that then that would not have happened. clayton: hang in there. pete: mainstream media having a meltdown over lt. general michael flynn's call to russia. >> but flynn is already in the hot seat facing new questions about his contacts with russia's ambassador to

the u.s. pete: why do i feel like flynn doesn't feel like he is in the hot seat. that's what the mainstream media says. is it really that unusual a former cia officer here to discuss next. clayton: fists flying at 30,000 feet. [shouting] pete: she wanted more nuts. mid-air brawl caught on camera. pete: why do people go crazy on planes. ♪ go crazy on you ♪ crazy on you ♪ let me go crazy, crazy on you ♪

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pete: president-elect donald trump planning to keep sanctions on russia but now suggesting he is open to lifting them if russia helps in the fight against terror. and according to a report he plans to meet with vladimir

putin soon after taking office. with under a week until is he officially sworn in, what is the right approach to take with russia. here to discuss former cia officer buck sexton. how are you doing? >> good to see you, pete. pete: what is the right approach here. >> for russia and the sanctions, all of the above. pete: yes. >> isn't it amazing they have to tell us this before they come into office. when you are talking about sanctions this is a tool, right? this is supposed to get a change in behavior from vladimir putin's russia. it's not out of spite. it's not supposed to just be a punishment. putin and russia aren't supposed to be sent into the corner indefinitely. the whole idea behind this is to get russia to, in some case, change their behavior with regard to crimea, ukraine, syria. now because of what happened with the election, there is sort of a peter -- period of time where they are looking at this we need to get some agreement with russia going. the notion that donald trump would try to do something to achieve that or would change things in regard to sanctions because of a change in russian behavior

is the whole purpose. >> pete: the tools doesn't work what's the point. you can imagine why they may want to get rid of it anyway. >> they may decide to get rid of it quickly that would be part of the negotiation, i would think, based on what we can see early on from the administration. they will look at it and say okay, if you are not going to change based on, this where can we cooperate and where do we have to drop the hammer a little bit? pete: media has gone nuts because michael flynn talking to the russians in light of this. restarting the conversation. mainstream media. we will play montage on this. >> russian's ambassador to the u.s. pointing out that flynn has close ties with the russians. even sitting next to vladimir putin at a dinner sponsored by the russian tv network rt.

>> plane crash was tragic and the trump team loves to say merry christmas. how many times can you call in attacks against the russian ambassador. >> you don't think it's trying to put sanctions on russia for possible hacking to have the president-elect who is not even in office yet, one of his people reach out and do the exact opposite of what the united states is trying to do? that's not problematic to you? >> he can't reach out on january 21st or 22nd or 23rd? he is not the president now. pete: is this a real critique or discrediting hey he shouldn't be doing this now? >> the phone call is interesting to me because i want to know how a u.s. official knew that general flynn made this call to a russian ambassador in the first place. pete: interesting. you are saying the revelation of the phone call itself is telling? >> let's think about this for a second. you have one person calling another person. i'm assuming there is no press in the room at the time who happened to be passing by. obviously the timing of this is the one issue that seems to perhaps discredit or cast

aspersions upon general flynn. it does seem a bit strange coming from unnamed senior u.s. official that a contact from a u.s. citizen to russian ambassador on the phone was known this way. all of that said, we don't know what the content of the call was. there is nothing strange about somebody who is about to become the national security advisor reaching out to a future russian counterpart around the holidays, i might add, to speak to him. i don't know what was said there, and the media is running -- they are talking about the logan act, pete. do you know how many people have been. we are going with the big doughnut hole. the press is running with that but not going to get too far. pete: a lot of hot air. buck sexton, appreciate it. less than a week away from donald trump's inauguration. democrats still can't accept the fact that he won. >> i don't think -- i don't see the president-elect as a

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now faces kidnapping charges after raising the child as her own in south carolina. what an amazing story. abby: 18 years later. pete: how do you draw police sketch from an infant. clayton: that's one of those stories you have to watch. abby: less than a week before donald trump becomes the 45th president of the united states. some democrats are still not ready to accept that including congressman john lewis who says donald trump is not a legitimate president. pete: here to react on that is former hillary clinton campaign advisor and dnc chair candidate jehmu greene. good morning, juneau. >> good morning, yaw. >> what do you make of these remarks. civil rights icons, claiming that donald trump is not legitimate. what say you? >> he's truth telling. i don't think this is about just democrats. this is americans. anyone with a smidge. looking into the camera.

encouraging russia to hack into our electoral process, cheerleading them on. and the idea that whatever information these members of congress are getting out of this classified briefing had them storm out of that room makes it very clear that the decisions that the fbi made that were unprecedented to get involved in the election against hillary clinton, pick a winner, pick a loser when they had so much information that was so damaging. what have we been talking about since this man was allegedly elected? pete: allegedly elected? you acknowledge that he achieved the necessary electoral votes and is legitimately elected president of the united states. would you not? >> well, i haven't seen the classified briefing that the members of congress did. i imagine that i would have run out myself. i don't think it's clear to people now. clayton: would you not work with him as a legitimate president? >> look, as the democratic

party's job right now is to work with the majority of the american people who have given us a mandate to build a resistance against a that donald trump is trying to put into place. and that that's our responsibility right now to build an opposition party to give the majority of the american people a voice. abby: jehmu, you look at this election up and down the ballots. this will go down as one of the biggest losses for the democratic party. you have to say going forward is that really the answer? is that going to win elections with that message? >> look, building a resistance to donald trump's administration is a part of what the democratic party needs to do. we also needs to inspire with our ideas. we need to deliver results on issues that matter. there's an opportunity here to transform the party. there is an opportunity to connect more with the young people who believe in our values and support our policies. but aren't turning out to support us. there is an opportunity.

and i think that's really important in that debate that's going to happen as the dnc elects its leadership is crucial. but we cannot as a key factor for the majority of the american people who are looking for resistance to this administration step down on that goal. pete: are the majority of the american people really looking for resistance to this administration or are they willing to give donald trump a chance even if they didn't vote for him for the betterment of this country? when they step out on day one going to oppose and try to obstruct the new president who won legitimately, doesn't that bring you down a peg? how does that make you part of the solution? and is that really what you are selling? is there no introspection at all about the fact that you lost and maybe you need to speak more truly to the aspirations of the american people? >> i think what i'm saying is absolutely speaking truth to power. and when you look at the fact that -- let's just say 200 buses have applied for permits for donald trump's

inauguration. 1200 have applied for permits for the woman's march which is taking place the next day. i think that speaks volumes about where the majority of americans think this presidency is heading and what they want to see from the opposite party. lay clay all all in favor of opposition. no one wants a one party system. obstructionist to donald trump's presidency or claiming is he illegitimate president is not helpful. when you look at what unfolded in western pennsylvania, west virginia. turning, this party does not speak for me anymore. i'm voting for donald trump. that's a huge problem for the dnc, no? >> look, we have an opportunity to invest in states where our base is growing, even if the electoral impact isn't immediate. but on the obstruction point that you mentioned, where was that conversation when

for eight years republicans said that they were not going to work with president obama when we were facing a great recession? where was that conversation. pete: that's on policy. >> i'm sorry if you were not going to say when president obama was running and obstruction was coming from the other side. pete: they didn't say barack obama was illegitimate they didn't agree with obama care. that's a big difference. >> no. i'm pretty sure that's exactly what they said and that was led by donald trump that whole birth certificate nonsense. i'm pretty sure that what was said. abby: ultimately going with a new administration next week and see how this plays out. jehmu greene is going to be running for the dnc. we wish you all the luck. thanks for being with us this morning. >> thanks y'all. clayton: one of the most controversial proposals of the presidential campaign. >> she was all pumped up at the beginning and at the end

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♪ be an american ♪ where at least i know i'm free ♪ and i won't forget the men who died ♪ who gave that right to me ♪ and i gladly stand up ♪ next to you. abby: we love his voice. lee greenwood. he performed here back in november. you may remember that it gave you chills. he is one of those who will be performing at the inauguration next week. and a few others have stepped in, including toby keith, three doors down one of my favorite bands. we have been playing some of their classics this morning. pete: we have been covering

so many of the acts or people who say they refuse to perform. we have fantastic acts who are willing to. abby: let's play some three doors down. clayton: here is three doors down. listen. ♪ will you still call me superman ♪ if i'm alive. pete: this is honest logistical question where will they perform? clayton: at the podium? pete: at the party? clayton: too cold to be performing outside. pete: no. it's going to be in the 50's. not that bad. toby keith, lee greenwood three doors down. a lot of other folks. we have had bands on this show that are going to perform. abby: of course they continue to get backlash as we have been reporting on the show three weeks. since the inaugurations began by the way, the american thing to do of course now getting hit by the left how daring they perform at president-elect trump's inauguration.

clayton: toby keith and three doors down. >> not sure if trump thought he was choosing between the inauguration or the kentucky state fair. pete: it's so condescending. it really is elite mentality like oh my goodness if it's not you all those celebrities on those videos it's not up to snuff. lee greenwood. it's amazing. people are going to make fun of what they don't understand and a lot of people still don't understand why donald trump is popular and why he won. so they make fun of it. abby: good for these bands. it makes me like them all the more. patriotism. pete: i agree. a lot of them said they are going to do it regardless of their politics. abby: which is how it should be. clayton: red solo cup we can all get behind it for crying out loud. abby: six days out from the inauguration and the left is making its plans for chaos. pete: as protesters prepare, security is ramping up in

washington, d.c. clayton: matt flynn joins us -- matt finn joins us. >> anti-donald trump groups planning to kick off a week of major disruptions beginning today and going past the inauguration. one organization that goes by the name disrupt j 20 announcing at a press conference its plans to wreak havoc including blocking security checkpoints and even a dance party outside of vice president elect's home. >> this is going to be a party at mike pence's house. [cheers] >> going to be a lot of fun. the last few days just days before he moves into the vice presidential residence. and we're going to send him off with a bang. >> activists angry over the president-elect's african-american groups mexicans planning a civil rights march. civil rights leader reverend al sharpton planning to lead a march today along the national mall ending at the

martin luther king memorial about two miles from the steps of the u.s. capitol where mr. trump will be sworn in as president. sharpton tweeting, quote: we can't sit this out. we must unite to protect dr. king's dream and the president of the united states' legacy. join us 114 on independence ave and 15th street at southwest in d.c. at 9:00 a.m. the march will draw some 25,000 protesters. 30 groups in all. almost all anti-trump gotten permits to profit. by far the biggest event is expected to be the women's march the day after the inauguration. washington police and the u.s. secret service plan to have about 3,000 officers and an additional 5,000 national guard troops on hand for the inauguration for the added safety. back to you guys. abby: it will be a crazy week in washington. good to have you here from chicago. pete: taller in person.

>> reporter: especially when it comes to new york. i get flynn 50% of the time. pete: deadly storm icing over the central u.s. overnight. freezing rain knocking out power. forcing the kansas chief playoff game over fears of ice conditions. that was a game everyone wanted to watch. causing hundreds of car crashes. abby: dramatic video. a semi running a plow off the highway. the plow plumbing 300 feet into a ditch. luckily that driver is expected to be okay. pete: how, i'm not sure. rick reichmuth has the latest on the icy blast. good morning, rick. rick: this is really intense storm across the central part of the country. interstate 40 and interstate 70 likely impassable through the much of the day tomorrow and monday as well. take a look at the map. let me show you what's going on. kind of this pattern not allowing this storm to move.

that's why we see this becoming a multiday event. likely areas of the panhandle of texas through oklahoma into kansas, missouri, illinois and eventually by late sunday into monday up across parts of nebraska and into iowa as well. some spots probably over an inch of ice. that is ice that accumulates on every surface. every road. every car. every tree and power line because of that, we are going to see major tree damage and a lot of power outages all across the area. this continues for a number of days. this is kind of the way this plays out. cold air is in place at the surface and then the warm air comes out on top. you end up getting it to just freeze right at the very bottom. once it makes landfall or once it lands on the ground and you see here where you have that purple that is an ice storm warning. a lot of territory there and a lot of big cities under this warning for multiday event. guys? abby: hoping everyone stays safe. thank you, rick. other headlines this morning. violent outburst causes chaos in mid-air grounding a

mideast airlines flight from beirut to london. [shouting] abby: how frightening. older man taking a swing at another passenger. the two pummeling each other before flight attendants finally separating them. the captain deciding to make an emergency landing in istanbul. the older man was arrested when the plane landed. it is still unclear what ultimately started that fight to begin with. peanuts? it was one of the most controversial proposals during the presidential campaign. >> she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end it was like oh, take me down. so i think we should take a drug test. abby: well now we are learning that one of the people considered to become president trump's next press secretary suggested that members of the dishonest media should pass a drug test before they could cover the white house. that person didn't get the job in the end. but the man who did get hired incoming white house press secretary sean spicer

says he supports whatever measures are recommended by the secret service. that's interesting. and for the first time in american history lady liberty will be portrayed as a woman of color on the u.s. currency. u.s. mint and treasury commemorating 225th anniversary with this $100 coin featuring lady liberty as a black woman. this is the first time in a series that will eventually feature designs representingation, hispanic, and indian americans. the 24 karat gold coin will be released in april. >> i didn't know there were $100 coins. pete: congress taking the first step to repeal and replace obama care. what does the future look like in america. marc siegel with his diagnosis next. >> she joined twitter because of president-elect trump. acceptization after he retweeted the messages. the woman behind the viral tweet joins us live next.

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♪ ♪ clayton: welcome back. the house has put the finishing touches on the first process of repealing owe bomb that care. democrats already predicting doom and gloom. abby: what you can expect? here to break it down fox news medical a team dr. mark siegel is here. good to see you. >> good to see you. abby: you protocol it down so simple you compared it to a restaurant and price fix menu is what you don't want is like what obama care is like. >> that's the essential benefits care app. they are telling you here is the pro-fix. desert you don't want to eat. two choices only for the main course.

you don't like either one of them and pay top dollar because of all these courses. how about a buffet? that's what donald trump has in mind. choices. did you go to the buffet. abby: a cheaper buffet. >> maybe we all need to have a salad. the rest of it you choose if you need it. and competition across state lines, that means more restaurants coming to the neighborhood, right? and if there is more restaurants the price goes down. so more competition and more choice is going to drive down premiums. the prefix not only that it isn't even healthy. why, by the way, speaking of prefix, why should i pay for someone else's mammogram who is getting too many? it's controversial whether you need mammograms every year over the age of 40. why should i have to pay out of my premium for that or all the maternity care in the world or testing for sexually transmitted diseases for people at high risk. why should i have to pay for that. pete: get on the buffet pants. let's see what the republicans are trying to do. go down the laundry list. essential health benefits will be the first to go.

>> we just talked about that. that means you can have those mandatory tests. all those preventions. guess what, clayton, lawyers figured that out, not doctors. i might know or another practicing physician might know what is exactly essential. a trip to an emergency room i that covered. hospitalization that should be mandatory. catastrophic style insurance. but don't front load it with all of these things that lawyers decided you needed but doctors might not. abby: as you mentioned earlier more insurance choices and that could be huge. >> that's going to drive down prices and people are going to get what they actually need for their own healthcare and there will be transparency of prices too. you will sit with your doctor again like you used to. you will sit there with your doctor and say i heard an mri was cheaper up town and doctor will say i heard that too. use your health savings account for that or use your tax deductible premium to buy a policy that covers that. that's choices. going to be a real exciting future and by the way the democrats are using fear here, be afraid you are going to be granny off the

cliff. that's all fear. that's not how you make healthcare prices. abby: i'm never going to get -- >> good to see you. clayton: president obama takes a parting shot at fox news during his farewell tour. >> some commentators on fox news. i think created an environment in which republican voters would punish republicans for cooperating with me. pete: but he wasn't done bashing us. we will tell you what he said next. abby: a social media sensation after he retweeted her nice messages. the woman behind this viral tweet is with us right after the break. ♪ a shining star ♪ no matter who you are ♪ shining bright to see ♪ oan, that newly listed, mid-century ranch with the garden patio will be gone.

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clayton: president-elect trump is no stranger to causing a social media friendsy. retweet launched one woman into twitter stardom. posted this morning america again. twitter handle. thank you president-elect trump. so proud of you to which he replied thanks. pete: she joins us now the woman behind the viral tweet and trump supporter amy zu. thanks for joining us this morning. abby: there is a face to the twitter account. i love it. pete: yeah. so first of all you send this tweet out it's morning in america again. i'm sure very -- there is the tweet -- that is the president-elect's retweet or reposting of your tweet. obviously, you were not expecting this, when did you realize he had posted your tweet and what was your reaction? >> i got a notification

across my phone and initially i thought well, that's interesting. and then i realized well that's a big deal. and all of a sudden my twitter account started exploding with followers. abby: i can imagine. some people tweeted back about how rare that was. i have never seen donald trump retweet anyone. congratulations, amy. make america great again. >> thank you. abby: david as well said hang that tweet in a beautiful golden frame in your home. this is history. what are you going to do with that tweet? did you print it out? are you going to frame it? >> i pinned it to my profile and if you open it you can see where he retweeted it. pete: absolutely. >> i have it pinned and i took screen shots. clayton: when most people sign up for twitter you have a few followers. you probably have notifications turned on on your phone. on by default, which was probably a huge mistake for you yesterday. >> that's right. clayton: as this thing started to explode and your

phone wouldn't stop, right? >> i only have notifications for those i choose to get notifications from. pete: i bet you choose for the president-elect. >> i did get notifications from -- yes, definitely. yes. ically clay what did your family think about this? abby: what made you ultimately want to tweet about donald trump? >> because is he fearless. i think the dishonest media has been playing on the fears of the people. and donald trump stomps on them and puts things in their place. pete: amy, people have criticized him for his use of twitter. what do you say about his use of twitter? >> i think the use of twitter is very effective. he is a true leader and he is showing leadership with the people. by communicating with all of us. clayton: right now. we will see if we have more power than donald trump does. you have 427 followers right

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abby: good morning, has been saturday, everyone. january 14th. i'm abby huntsman. six days away now from the inauguration. democrats are still questioning whether donald trump is still fit to serve. >> i don't see president-elect as a legitimate president. abby: and the list of democrats boycotting the inauguration growing by the day. pete: oh goody. let's call it the long goodbye. president obama continues farewell tour by taking a parting shot of course at fox news channel. >> some commentators on fox news. i think created an environment in which republican voters would punish republicans for cooperating with me.

pete: keep talking about it. he wasn't done bashing us. there is more. clayton: bernie madoff back to dirty tricks. he might be running a brand new upon zi scheme behind bars on hot chocolate. hard to get it in the clink. pete: true, if you can supply it you are an important man. clayton: "fox & friends" hour two starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ have a holly -- ♪ ♪ pete: earlier i was complaining about christmas decorations being up. not complaining simply asking the question at what point during january do you take down the christmas lights? abby: we had a debate about this at 6:00 this morning. i think the people keep them up all year long i admire them.

pete: you said you admire them which is a very strong word. abby: because people like clayton judge them. keep them up in the middle of summer. clayton: halloween and i see a santa claus in your window during halloween you kept it up all year. pete: understand them but admiration is a heavy word. clayton: laziness. pete: i have been lazy before. clayton: i get snow storms not getting them down off the gutter. karen writing tree still up we keep celebrating until february 2nd. pete: abby admires you. abby: we leave the tree up for february 11th just for color. tired of white and gray. pete: matt emailed it's your house, if you want to keep them up until next christmas, have you paid for the right to could. so you bought the house. pete: that's true. clayton: no one is arguing that. abby: i love that if lights keep you happy keep them up all year long.

pete: if you keep them up all year long because it's not as fun next year. clayton: dusty. makes it easier for easter egg hunt to hide them under the christmas tree. abby: this is spiraling out of control. clayton: email on our facebook page. pete: civil rights icon only way to frame john lewis who is questioning the legitimacy of donald trump. clayton: he is the latest, yeah. pete: here is what he had to say. >> i believe in forgiveness. i believe in trying to work with people. it's going to be hard. it's going to be very difficult. i don't see president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected. and they helped destroy the

candidacy of hillary clinton. i don't plan to attend the inauguration. it will be the first one that i miss since i have been in the congress. you cannot be at whole with something that you feel that is wrong. clayton: earlier on the show we asked jehmu greene who announced on friday that she is running to take over for debbie was sermon schultz or donna brafl on the -- brafl on the dnc. were democrats should be intract tillable and obstructionist and stop him in his tracks. abby: one of the first. skipping the inauguration the first one he is not going to be at. he is not the first one. you have other folks of congress can you see the list there boycotting the inauguration say they will not be there because as you say, clayton, they do not believe it is a legitimate presidency. pete: a lot of them from california, from new york, from massachusetts, oregon, illinois. these interest liberals. we have been covering from

the minute he won, from protests to the jill stein delusional recount, to the electoral college, to russian interference, kind of thinking when are they going to get past it? what this represents is they are not. they are not -- they are going to refuse to accept that donald trump was legitimately elected. going to find every reason they can and cling to it and be as you heard from jehmu and others just dug in on opposition from day one. so they are going to keep trying to discredit no matter what. clayton: there is a long history of them thinking there is no way this guy could ever become president of the united states. abby: he has tested the water for years now i feel like for the past four elections or so he said i'm going to run for president. a lot of them are still in such shock that not only did he end up running and running through the entire race but ultimately winning this thing when we had the pollsters and major media saying this is hillary, got it in the bag. here he is stepping in next saturday as our next president.

clayton: put our toe in the water. election cycles. democrats have often joked there is no way this guy can win. watch. >> donald trump has been saying he will run for president as a republican which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. lowrst. >> look at me. i will personally write you a campaign check now on behalf of this country, which does not want you to be president but which badly wants you to run. >> we better be ready for the fact that he might be leading the republican ticket [laughter] >> i know you don't believe that but i want to go on. >> which republican candidate has the best chance of winning the general election. >> of the declared ones right now? donald trump. [laughter] >> president obama will go down as, perhaps, the worst president in the history of the united states, exclamation point at real donald trump. [laughter]

well, at real donald trump, at least i will go down as a president. [cheers and applause] >> that is truly -- that is truly amazing to look back. but to also see their facial expressions back in those years. the thought of donald trump running for president let alone winning. >> did you see ann coulter there she said it so confidently. when everyone else was laughing around the table she just stayed. i know something you don't. pete: god bless our brain room and producers for pulling that up. such a reminder why they haven't gone through the stages of grieving since the election because the amount of delusion about whether this was even possible is so deep. they can't process it they are going to keep throwing everything they can to delegitimize it. abby: that's a reminder to me why president-elect trump ended up winning this election. you see those clips and play them back. such a disconnect. clayton: out of touch. abby: just out of touch.

obviously speaking to issues that many of the american people are passionate about that they care about. that was really fascinating to watch back. clayton: meanwhile president obama has been doing farewell tour. exit introduce history channel and lester holt from nbc news and took a few moments to take a slap at fox news channel and rush limbaugh. watch this. >> well, what is true is that the ability of republican leaders to rile up their base, hupped along by folks like rush limbaugh, some common tators on fox news created an environment in which republican voters would punish republicans for cooperating with me, that hot house of back and forth argument and really partisanship. i think has been harmful to the country. abby: it is truly amazing if you have watched it play out over the last few days how

the media has cnn exchange played out during the first press conference on tuesday night or tuesday -- was it tuesday? pete: yeah i believe so. abby: jim accosta and president-elect donald trump. watch how this played out. >> mr. president. >> since you are attacking us, can you give us a question? >> no, mr. president-elect. >> go ahead. go ahead. >> mr. president-elect. >> no, not you. not you. >> you can give us a chance you? are attacking our news organization. you can give us a chance to ask a question, sir? >> go ahead. >> quiet, quiet. >> mr. president-elect. >> quiet. she is asking a question. don't be rude. >> mr. president-elect. you can give us a question. you are attacking us. you can give us a question. >> don't be rude. no i'm not going it give you a question. >> you can state categorically. >> you are fake news. go ahead. >> such an important point. >> did you see john roberts' face next to jim accosta. >> a little bit though back to president obama. remember the criticism of him not being able to reach out. a lot of people in washington saying we don't get phone calls from the president. we don't get phone calls.

go and have lunch with john boehner. go and sit down and try to reach across the aisle. >> that's what he ran on. the criticism was we don't ever hear from him or the white house that they want to do things their way and they don't want to reach across the aisle and for them to push blame on fox news channel for somehow keeping republicans away from talking is garr back. >> that's a great point. pete: it's a great point indeed. it's a total double standard. can he bash fox and rush all he wants. but when cnn gets one finger pointing after 8 years of complete bias suddenly everyone runs to their defense. the reality is this is -- they are pining for the good old days when walter cronkite gave everyone the balanced news and it was unbiased and the names which -- "new york times" which is aptly dubbed failing "new york times." you can get your media where you want and media outlets compete and he can't deal with that donald trump can go above all of it and tweet

directly as we talked about in the last segment. they can't handle that and that comes out in his comments. abby: that's a great point. other headlines we want to get to this morning. extreme weather we have been following in deadly ice storm glazing over the central u.s. at this very hour. freezing rain leading behind a dangerous layer of ice. leading to hundreds of car crashes. at least one woman now dead after her car spun off the road in missouri. this dramatic video showing a semi-truck running a snowplow off the road in utah. the plow plummeting 300 feet right into a ditch. luckily that driver is expected to be okay. retired general james mad dog dog mattis is one step closer to running the pentagon. allows mattis to serve as defense secretary if he is confirmed. the bill grants one-time exception from a law that allows a chief to be out of pentagon seven years. mattis retired only four years ago.

the bill goes to the white house where president obama is expected to sign it there is this. lockheed martin latest company to announce they're working with president-elect trump to bring more jobs right here to the u.s. following a meeting at trump tower. the company ceo marilyn husson 1800 new jobs and f 35 fighter jet. mr. trump tweeting weeks ago about this saying quote tremendous cost of the program lockheed martin joins ford, sprint and black and decker works with the president to bring back jobs. giving a final farewell toe one of new york's finest. services held for steven mcdonald yesterday who died on tuesday after suffering a heart attack. he served the city for more than 30 years after being shot and paralyzed in the line of duty. even publicly forgiving his attacker. thousands of fellow officers coming to saint patrick's cathedral in manhattan for his funeral. it was a beautiful service if you watched it.

pete: such a reminder of what those men and women do for us. from russian hacking to the fbi. the left is doing all it can to undermine president-elect trump before he takes office. so what impact is it going to have? scott rasmussen breaks it down for us next. clayton: bernie madoff is back to dirty tricks. he might be running a brand new upon -- ponzi scheme from behind bars. difficult to get hot chocolate behind bars. we will tell you about it ♪ billionaire ♪ when i'm a billionaire ♪ oh, oh i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com.

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articulated it, i think i could have mobilized the majority of the american people to rally behind it. >> so he would have won. president obama says he would win a third term against president-elect trump but he may not have to. with a recent push in policies that appear to undermine the president-elect in order to keep his agenda going long after he leaves office. so what are some of these things. here to break it all down is president of rasmussen media group and fellow new york city our friend scott rasmussen. great to see you this morning. >> great to see you. clayton: let's start with president obama. what is he doing? is there a serious, legitimate effort to undermine president-elect trump? >> of course. one party always tries to raise questions about the other and the president with that comment did more than just throw hillary clinton under the bus. he was saying my policies are supported by the american people. people love obama care it's those dastardly republicans that want to get rid of it is he trying to say that his policies, i had plans are still the reason we should resist donald trump. clayton: all right. next on the list here. anti-israel u.n. resolution.

>> the trump administration already talking about moving the u.s. embassy to jerusalem. a very provocative and controversial measure. the action by the obama administration raises the temperature in the room. it was a throwing a bone to the far left of the democratic base. it was also a case of saying we are going to raise questions about every aspect of your foreign policy. i also think in this case it was probably more of a slap at netanyahu rather than trump. clayton: right who is going to be at his inauguration by the way. >> that's right. this is the most direct way they can say president-elect trump didn't really win the election. he cheated. somebody cheated. it goes back to the comments that hillary clinton made why aren't i ahead by auto points? it's so unconceivable to on the left that people would actually vote for donald trump. they are saying we have got to raise questions about something went wrong and russia is a great patsy for that. clayton: all right. the comey investigation. what are the left doing with this? >> same thing. they are saying somebody

cheated. it goes back even deeper than the questions about comey's comments in the during the election. it's a belief by many on the left that the entire email issue was phoney. there was nothing there. there was never even any smoke and in the view of the left there has always been a double standard. the media has always been tougher on hillary clinton than anybody else. so comey was just colluding with that vast right wing conspiracy? >> we heard that yesterday. all the members of the house who met with him, of course. clayton: and the mainstream media? >> the media fake news story line was designed, again, to say that donald trump didn't win. those deplorables were duped. and part of what is going on here, everybody in the world loves a david and goliath story except goliath. the media was always able to sell their story line and get people to listen because there were no alternative voices that world doesn't exist anymore. the president-elect can tweet. people can vet news stories on their own social media

outlets. trust straght on the get out on the left that they can't control the dialogue through the media. clayton: the media had egg on their face they were wrong all along. >> trying to undermine the incoming administration but their influence is fading. what's going to happen next, what matters the most is how the trump administration performs. if they do well people will rally behind it. clayton: one week all on him. all republicans. >> by the way the state level, too. clayton: all in their court this time. scott, great to see you. >> great to see you. clayton: murders skyrocketing in chicago. the doj just ripped the city's police force over excessive force. are they giving the gangs a pass. plus, president obama is about to have a lot of time to play golf. one country club teed off. their message for the president straight ahead ♪ radio killed the radio

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clayton: abby can you say. time for news by the numbers. $25,000 cost philadelphia we recount. overtime pay and food for two days. next up 65%. new poll shows how many americans want to repeal at least some part of obama care. and finally $90 million. that's the record amount of money president-elect trump has raised for his inauguration festivities in less than one week away now 90 million. pete: jill stein owes us all

$37,000. that's a fact. can't get over that days before the end of the owe bomb ha administration the department of justice released a report slamming the chicago police department. >> the department of justice has concluded that there is reasonable cause to believe that the chicago police department engages in a pattern or practice of use of excessive force in violation of the fourth amendment to the constitution. abby: but will this report help solve the problem of rampant crime. diversity liaison for the presidential inaugural committee and chicago native joins us. good to have you here. >> good morning. god bless you. and god bless america. pete: god bless you and god bless america indeed. >> amen. abby: just off the top, your reaction that report as just just reminded us there are bad actors everywhere you go. what i worry about is this painting a negative brush on the police department when there are so many that loaf their homes every morning kissing their families

goodbye not knowing if they are going to be in harm's way. so many heroes among us. >> i would say this, most of our police officers when they get up in the morning they come to protect and serve us. they truly love their jobs. they truly love serving. but, you know, in every profession, even in a legal profession, you and as far as journalists who you have people who are bad apples who make everybody else look bad. and what i will say is this. i think that we have to look at this department of justice report in another way as well. we have to understand that we have a major problem in chicago and in our inner cities. and in order to get to the root of the matter, we have got to look the every part of it. gangs, police training, anything that might lead to a solution to this high crime in chicago. so it may not be popular to say hey, the police need extra training or whatever. but if that's part of the problem, if there is -- if that's part of the root,

along with the gang activity. then we have got to say it the truth is bitter but we have got to swallow it. pete: speaking of things that can contribute to lawlessness. chicago has long been a sanctuary city. the mayor there deeming it such. come here safe there first of all, let's play the sound of what rahm emanuel has said in the past about chicago as a sanctuary city. >> to be clear about what chicago is, it always will be a sanctuary city. you are safe, you are secure. and you are supported in the city of chicago. pete: this morning, brun nell we are hearing that the -- immigrants are flocking to chicago ahead of trump's presidency. >> yes. pete: pete what does all of this do to the dynamic in that city. >> we need security and safety and support for the residents of chicago. you need to take care of you are inner city youth. any money that you want to set aside can take care of

our homeless veterans and, you know, all the different problems we have in the city. and what i will say is this: our federal dollars if you have a mayor or whomever deciding they are going to go against federal law, then that's what you have the department of justice for. our president-elect donald j. trump has to send a very cloud, clear message that if you're going to usurp federal laws, then you are going to be subject to the ramifications of your behavior. so i think mayor rahm emanuel as well as other mayors who are mayor's in this behavior more in support of illegal aliens then american residents need to be concerned, very concerned about their not only their freedom but their political career. abby: that's some good advice. we have to leave it there. brunel donald we need to leave it. >> there all right. god bless you guys. thanks for having me. pete: god bless you.

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democrats demanding they be heard to disrupt trump's celebration. clayton: details on preparation. matt, good to see you. >> good morning to all of our friends this saturday morning as well. anti-donald trump groups planning to kick off a week of major disruptions beginning today and going past the inauguration. one organization that goes by the name disrupt j. 20 announced at a press conference its various plans to wreak havoc including blocking security checkpoints and even a dance party outside of the vice president elect's house. >> this

>> reporter: activists angry including muslims and mexicans planning a civil rights march. reverend al sharpton planning to lead a march today along the national mall ending at the martin luther king jr. memorial. that's about two miles of the steps of the u.s. capitol where mr. trump will be sworn in as president. now, organizers estimate today's march will draw about some 25,000 protesters. but by far the biggest event is expected to be the women's march the day after the inauguration. that expected to draw upwards of 200,000 women. now, meanwhile, washington police and the u.s. secret service beefing up security not only for the crowds but also for the new acts that are scheduled to perform on inauguration day. the legendary lee greenwood, toby keith and three doors down all scheduled to perform for the president-elect. so i think it's a gross understatement to say a big week ahead in washington, guys. abby: a lot ahead. pete: i don't understand dance a form of profit.

clayton: new see me dance. pete: cause others to profit. clayton: oh, that's horrible. extreme weather to get to now. deadly icing over the extreme u.s. knocking out power in some areas. even forcing the rescheduling of the kansas city chiefs playoff game over fears of driving conditions in k.c. inch of ice expected to coat roadways already causing hundreds of crashes. like this video. a semi-truck running a snowplow right off the highway. the plow plummeting 300 feet right into a ditch. luckily that driver is expected to be okay. scary. pete: chief meteorologist rick reichmuth. they are canceling or moving a game it has to be significant. rich rich this is a really big deal. you have been in an ice store storm. >> yes. if you are in a snow storm you can drive. road, tractions. ice nothing you can do. think about it rain that falls and it freezes on contact. this happens if you took a column of air, it would be

frozen normally under a snow storm if it's comofn all the -- frozen all the way down you get the fluffy flakes. air melts all of that snow but at the surface it's very cold and so it freezes right when it makes contact. take a look at the maps and i will tell you what i'm talking about there. see the temperatures 22347 kansas city. go up 5,000 feet above the ground there and the temperatures are in the 50's. that's why once it falls it's freezing on contact. you see this kind of pattern here. we have this big high pressure across areas of the caribbean and in towards the atlantic. it's not letting the system move. this is why this is going to be multiday event. where you see pink freezing rain. oklahoma city freezing rain. some of those batches of rain is heavy in that area. that's why see are seeing the secretions very, very quickly on the ground. purple ice storm warning that covers a lot of territory central part of the country. by the time we get towards

monday we will see over an inch of ice. massive tree damage and power outages all across the area. all right, guys. send it back to you inside. abby: enough to shut downtown. this one a heated profit on the u.k. davis campus as students became enraged over two guest speakers. [chanting] no trump, no kkk. abby: students upset that pharma bureau -- bro were scheduled to speak at event. rushing the doors to block people from entering. >> disgusting. >> hey, hey, hey. >> progressivism is about having a conversation. >> scra cat scan -- violent outburst causes

chaos mid-air ground ago middle east airlines flight from beirut to london. watch. [screams] older man taking a swing at another passenger. the two pummeling each other before flight attendants finally separating them. the captain deciding to make an emergency landing in istanbul. the older man arrested when the plane landed. still unclear what started that fight to begin with crazy. president obama is quote not welcome at exclusive area golf course. jewish woodmont country club not hitting the links over foreign policy stance on israel. not clear if president obama is seeking membership there for post white house life. and this story we have been teasing about all morning. hot cocoa ponzi king pin, 150 year prison sentence isn't stopping bernie madoff making deals behind bars. he has cordoned the market

on hot chocolate at north carolina prison. the former businessman is claiming he bought every packet of swiss miss from the commissary. is he selling those in the prison yard for a profit. serving time for bilking million dollars of dollars. doesn't end in prison. clayton: sleepy hollow returning for fourth season. pete: step in to the fox light with michael tammero. who has the inside scoop. >> sat down with the cast of stars sleepy hollow to get a sneak peek ♪ >> this january, fox continues to deliver cutting-edge story telling with two shows. first up, sleepy hollow returns with new characters and new scares every friday. >> is it more fun to play the villain?

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abby: welcome back. a government watchdog announcing an investigation into how the fbi and the justice department handled hillary clinton's email case. what is not in that probe. well, that meeting between attorney general loretta lynch and former president bill clinton at the phoenix airport back in june. we all remember that. well, hillary clinton was under investigation. clayton: former dade county circuit judge, judge pharrell joins us now. why was that left out? >> like you, i always wonder when i hear about an investigation like this maybe they know something we are not aware of. and they are not jumping to any conclusion. generally, as a rule, i like

more investigation into government. i think that any time there's smoke, it should be looked into. and in this case there are a couple things. one thing weighs in favor of the inspector general's action and one against. they are not just investigating michael comey who i think did the right thing. i think he was in an impossible position, having told congress under oath the investigation was over. i think it was incumbent upon him to deviate from the typical rule and tell congress, you know what? i told you under oath it was over. it's not over. however, they are not just investigating comey. they are also investigating peter can a zig high ranking member of the department of justice who apparently leaked nonpublic information to the clinton campaign. so it seems at least appearance wise it seems like it's a balanced investigation into whether anything went wrong. it does, however, beg the question. why aren't they looking into loretta lynch's actions because that really was a flaming impropriety. pete: of course. right in the middle of it. donald trump chimed in on this and he tweeted this

recently what are hillary clinton's people complain with respect to the information they had she should have never been allowed to run. guilty as hell. they were very nice to her. she lost because she campaigned in the wrong states. no enthusiasm. so, he is pointing out the fact that they are relitigating this election. if you want a fair investigation, wouldn't you want all parts? wouldn't you want to know what was discussed on that plane to see if there was a deal that was made? >> i absolutely would. you know, this was brushed aside: it doesn't mean that it cannot beliked into by the next administration. but it was clearly brushed aside. both loretta lynch and former president clinton know. they were both attorney generals before. they know that it was completely improper for somebody who is conducting an investigation of clinton's wife to meet with clinton on a tarmac in a plane in phoenix. why didn't they go talk about their grandchildren and golf in her office in washington, d.c.? i will tell you why. both of them know it's highly improper it would have been seen by a lot of

people. everybody would have said there is something here going on. and so this secret clandestine meeting. i think the inspector general should definitely look into. abby: they both know exactly what they were doing. judge ferrer great to have you here this morning. >> great to be with you. thank you. pete: are democrats finally ready to forgive the fbi? >> we can't tell you anything. all i can tell is you the fbi director has no credibility. that's it. pete: well it, doesn't look like it. if you thought maxine watters was classy. wait until you see debbie wasserman schultz' very classy reaction. abby: plus the mainstream medias media having a meltdown over michael flynn's call to rush shanchts trump team loves to say merry christmas but how many times can you call and attack the same russian ambassador? abby: trump transition member dennis ross here to respond to all of that outrage next. ♪ you make my dreams come

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>> i would say plane crash was tragic and we know the trump train loves to say merry christmas. how many times can you call the russian ambassador. >> you don't think it's incumbent on the administration trying to put sanctions on russia for possible hacking president-elect not even in office yet one of his people reach out and do the exact opposite? he can't reach out on january 21st or 22nd or 23rd? he is not the president now. pete: handwriting stream media having a meltdown over flynn's calls to russia. is it that unusual.

let's ask dennis ross. good morning, congressman, thanks for joining us. phone calls placed to a counterpart of a country that you are looking to reestablish different relationships with. is it that unusual? >> no, it's not that unusual. more importantly, it's not even really news. it's probably a very good gesture to start establishing these lines of communication. look, we went through a cold war for a long time with russia. and we weren't able to overcome that by having an effective foreign policy that loued us to establish ourselves as a dominant world power. we are going to have to do the same thing. for the last 8 years we haven't. we need to reestablish these lines of communication. there is no reason that general kelly should not have done this. it's okay to do this. more importantly, when he is officially in office, it's going to be even more important. so, yes, we need to establish that i think it's a nonissue. must have been a slow news day for that to have come out. pete: why is that such an issue. president obama and hillary clinton hit the reset button. why the hysteria over russia and reaction to the way of

trump administration reacts with them. >> pete, what they're doing is trying to distract from this president-elect. they have thrown everything at this president elect. they are trying to delegitimize him. they are trying to think that the american people didn't really want him. and all of this is false. it has failed. it is back firing on them. look, the first step in grief is denial. and the left and these democrats are in denial. the reason they are where they are is because of hillary clinton. it is her fault. jim comey wouldn't have been part of this had there not been a server in the secretary of state's basement. they need to understand that this president-elect needs to be given the same opportunities that the current president, president obama had 8 years ago. pete: it's not a process if you stay at step one. i have to ask you about a new bill you are filing,. >> yes. pete: donald trump promised a big beautiful wall you want to help him do it what are you doing. >> i filed the finish the fence bill. appropriation done in 2006.

$11 billion. money is still there set aside under the department of homeland security under the direction of barack obama said don't finish the wall. 700 miles across the southwest border. what are we doing? national security is the number one issue facing this country. let's finish the fence. gives the president that opportunity and negotiate with mexico as to how they are going to pay for it. pete: is this what the trump team wants? >> i think it's definitely one of their top options. first of all the money is already set aside. we don't have to go back to the taxpayers. we already have it there. we already have the plan in place it can start tomorrow once homeland security authorizes the construction. plus, it all has to go through the propositions appropriations process of congress. this is the shovel ready fastest way to get it done. pete: congressman, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. pete: all right. we are only six days away from the inauguration. democrats are still questioning if donald trump is fit to serve. >> i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president.

pete: well, moments ago, mr. trump responded to congressman john lewis. we're going to bring it to you. and trump's feud with rosie o'donnell may be reignited this morning. what she said that may have set him off. ♪

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where that came from. we will bring it to you. clayton: time to impose martial law to prevent president-elect trump from taking office? rosie o'donnell has given the green light for our military to take over. pete: commander and chief o'donnell? what? clayton: "fox & friends" hour three starts now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ cloi. clayton: electrical light or committees stray. still some christmas decorations up on the street. and taken down most. pete: right behind us lights still on the fox plaza there. clayton: we asked earlier this morning at what point during january what pointed do you get rid of the christmas decorations? pack them up and put them away. i was surprised by your response. abby: we have had quite a conversation about it i said

that i admired the people that keep them up all year long because it's the simplicity of christmas lights that make you happy and brighten your day when you get home. by all means keep it you will be judged for it i admire them to keep the courage to keep them up. clayton: pete said that's laziness. at some point in january time to take down the christmas decorations. pete: too much of a good thing means it's not that good anymore. tree up all year what happens in december? let's put the tree up, wait, it's already up. add an ornament to it and you are good? you admire these people and america want to know why. clayton: this weekend is a good time. warm enough and no snow probably good. my wife spent three days in december 2015 decorating our tree. it remains and may remain. pete: 2015. that is a level of commitment. abby: don't have to put it back up in a year. when his wife says honey, put up the tree. put up the easy chair and say auction, -- awe it's

already up. pete: i have a pittsburgh steeler's tree. of course you do. pittsburgh steelers stay up until we win the super bowl. and for pittsburgh steelers fans it probably won't have to stay that up long. abby: that's what i love about twitter always heated debates. your dress blends in with the couch. all people can see with the top of your head. twitter has had a firestorm. some people hate this dress. some people love the dress. abby you look lovely today. your dress looks like my daughter's costume when i used to ace wrap to make a mummy. thank you. clayton: weigh in on this. which one of the big stories we are following this morning the legitimacy of a trump presidency. and news overnight john lewis representative civil rights icon in an interview saying he doesn't think the president-elect trump will be a legitimate president. is he not going to go to the inauguration. listen.

i believe in forgiveness and trying to work with people. this is going to be hard. it's going to be very difficult. i don't see president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected. and they helped destroy the candidacy of hillary clinton. i don't plan to attend the inauguration. it will be the first one that i missed since i have been in the congress. you cannot be at whole with something that you feel that is wrong. pete: unfortunately, he is not the only one vowing not to attend the inauguration. there is a list of other congressman. abby: a number of them boycotting saying they will not be there. as you mentioned, pete, mr. trump is already up tweeting about this. pete: 13 minutes ago in trump tweeted in response to congressman john lewis. he said congressman john

lewis should spend more time on fixing and helping his district in horrible shape and falling apart not to dot dot dot. clayton: not finished tweeting yet. pet pete we will bring you the rest of it next block. don't tell me i'm not legitimate or president of the united states. i will be at the inauguration, you should too. have respect for the process the peaceful transfer of power. as you said abby and so right. it's a celebration of our country. that's what that day is about. clayton: former clinton spokesman take a listen. >> donald trump is somebody who is very insecure in his victory and i understand why. every day there are new developments. new shoes dropping so to speak that call into question the legitimacy of his win. donald trump is just trying to cling to whatever will legitimacy still is in effect here. abby: you know what's so crazy about it i have been through a presidential campaign with my own dad. usually when you lose a

campaign, you take a step back, you reflect on it and take a look in the mirror and you say what did we do wrong here? how could we have done things differently that might have ended up with a better outcome? not as common do you point fingers consistently for weeks on end at any sort of excuse that should undermine the incoming person that ultimately won. we haven't seen it happen on this level. clayton: they are in such disbelief, abby there has been a number of years when donald trump has dipped his toe into running for president but he never actually did. at the time democrats were just sort of joking through the years. there is no way that trump would ever win. watch this. your jaw is going to drop. >> donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican, which is surprising since i just assumed he was running as a joke. [laughter] >> do it. look at me. do it. i will personally write you a campaign check now on behalf of this country which doesn't want you to be president but which badly

wants you to run. >> we better be red jr. to the fact that he may be leading the republican ticket. >> i know you don't believe that but i want to go on [laughter] >> sorry to laugh. >> which republican candidate has the best chance of winning the general election? >> of the declared ones right now? donald trump. [laughter] >> president obama will go down as, perhaps, the worst president in the history of the united states, exclamation point at real donald trump [laughter] well, at real donald trump, at least i will go down as a president. [cheers and applause] >> now he will be shaking hands at the podium on inauguration day transfer of power in washington, d.c. amazing to watch that. abby: that is truly amazing. kudos to our producers for going back and finding some of these clips. it's just a reminder of as you said what shock -- why

they are struggling to accept the results. pete: denial, argue. when you are stuck in denial in stage i that's where the democrats are right now. abby: we have a lot of stages to go. pete: we have many stages to go through. you can't accept it until you do. jill stein recount. profits, electoral college. it's been the fbi. now it's the russians. discredit, deny, delay throughout and it's not going to work. clayton: take out your frustration and anger on james comey who cost you the election so say democrats. and yesterday democrats had a chance to do that in washington because for the first time james comey in a closed door classified briefing with representatives from on the democratic side had a chance to meet with him, he first laid out and said, look, i am politically tone deaf and i walked and he walked them through exactly what led to the investigation of hillary clinton's emails, et cetera. democrats were angry. debbie wasserman schultz at one point standing up for five minutes speaking when other members were telling her to sit down. she was criticizing him for

the double standard she saw. abby: she said you cost me my job. she was running the dnc. she is blaming him for leaking out or not giving a warning that these emails were going to be leaked out. at what point do you say maybe it was on me. maybe i was the one that shouldn't have sent out these emails. pete: of course she cost herself that job by putting her finger on the scale for hillary clinton. it was he can posed. now they want to blame somebody else for it they blew off steam after this nice little montage of angry democrats leaving this briefing with comeynd what they had to say about it take a listen. >> what i would like to say is that my confidence in the ability of the fbi director to lead this agency through the troubled times that lie ahead has been shaken. >> you can tell us anything?

>> congressman, can you tell us anything about the discussion? >> no. it's classified and we can't tell you anything. all i can tell you is the fbi director has no credibility. that's it. clayton: no credibility. the anger from democrats. pete: you can take wish his timing on certain things why he did what he did and people have been from frustrated on both sides. no credibility at all. shows you how much lacking. abby: when you look up and down the ballots at different states, i mean, this was a huge -- we are going to look back at this year and say this is when the democratic party fell apart. they have to figure out how to piece this back together. they are angry right now. they don't want to accept how this happened. they have got to move forward. this reaction is not how to move forward. pete: john lewis says he is not legitimate and doubles down that argument. mr. trump at the beginning of this block finished that tweet. this is what trump said in response to john lewis saying is he illegitimate. congressman john lewis should spend more time helping and fixing his

district in horrible shape and falling apart not to mention crime infested. falsely complaining about the election results all talk, talk, talk. no action or results. sad. think about what president trump is going to have talk, talk, talk as opposed to getting things done on capitol hill. he has a powerful tool and is he going to use it. abby: interesting. we had sean spicer on. we asked him you have to approve of the tweets he writes? no he gets up and tweets what he is thinking. how he is feeling and as we see this morning. how it works. it's a new world. new environment. clayton: tweets whatever he wants. abby: we do have other headlines to get to this morning serious one. severe ice storm over the u.s. this hour. freezing rain leaving behind a dangerous layer of ice leading to hundreds of car crashes. at least one woman is now dead after her car spun off the road in missouri. and this dramatic video showing a semi-truck running

a snow plow off the road in utah. the plow plummeting 300 feet right into a ditch. luckily that driver is expected to be okay. oof. and the president-elect may throw out president obama's sanctions on russia. president-elect trump has not decided if he will keep the sanctions in place. depending on if russia works with the u.s. in battling isis and other things. if you get along and russia is helping us why would anybody have sanctions if somebody is doing really great things. sea of blue giving final warewell at the one of new york's finest. ♪ [bagpipes] abby: this is beautiful funeral yesterday 'held for captain mcdonald after suffering a heart attack. he served the city for more than 30 years after being paralyzed shot in the line of duty.

very moving tribute in his honor. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound ♪ that saved a wretch like me ♪ ♪ i once was lost ♪ but now i'm found ♪ was blind ♪ but now i see ♪ abby: that's pretty moving. mcdonald's only son posting this picture on facebook writing i will see you on the other side daddy o. i love you forever. that just brings tears to your eyes. clayton: it does. you just heard congressman john lewis saying donald trump is not a legitimate president juan williams says he is wrong. juan joins us live. that is next. stay tuned. we'll be right back. as the one who's always trapped beneath the duvet,

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>> i don't see president-elect as a legitimate president. i think the russians participated in helping this man get elected. >> um-huh. >> and they have destroyed the candidacy of hillary clinton. clayton: democrats still refusing to accept the results of the election. what will it take for them to grasp the fact that donald trump is our next president? pete: we're going to ask juan williams co-host of the five. he joins us to weigh in right now. how are you doing, juan? >> i'm great. waiting for snow in washington. the sky behind me looks gray. i'm telling you. abby: it's coming. pete: we know you freak out even an inch of snow in washington. >> everyone goes nuts.

no one can drive. pete: we love you as a legitimate host of the five. why can't john lewis accept donald trump as legitimate. >> i think the world of him but i think he is so wrong. to me, you know what? we have a presidency. and what we are going to see this week is donald trump inaugurated on friday as president of the united states. he will have power over the federal government as our chief executive. he will have power over our military as commander-in-chief. i don't think there is any room for us as american people to begin questioning authority and his legitimacy except as rhetoric at this point. i understand the complaint about what happened with the russians. even donald trump has acknowledged now that russia did, in fact, hack in and try to interfere in the election. and, of course, we know about the investigation into comey. and we know about the popular vote. but all of that is water

over the bridge at this point. to me. abby: it is. >> reminds me of some of the attacks on obama way back. these liberals now attacking trump, i think they should look back and remember what they said about people who wanted owe obama to fail. do you remember that? abby: you do have to wonder if this is going to continue to harm the democratic party. we had jehmu greene on earlier this morning who is running for the dnc. she doubled down on what john lewis had to say saying this is delegitimized president. you have talked, i have heard you, about how the party needs to move forward that they have got to get their act together and focus on the issues. we are not hearing that right now from many of the members of the democratic party. >> well, i think that that is self-defeating and evidence of dysfunction because at some point, you are to acknowledge the reality. just be pragmatic. and pragmatic in terms of trying to grow the democratic party. this appeals to people who are upset. but i don't think it helps to move forward, abby.

and i think that's the key here. instead, i think this just kind of is a reflection of how deeply partisan and divided the country remains. clayton: juan, do we need to hear from hillary clinton? al gore magnanimously came out and gave that great speech about mending fences, remember? and it gave legitimacy to george w. bush. does hillary clinton need to say something and come out in any kind of speech before this? >> i don't know what she is going to do. she is coming to washington for the inauguration. she will be here. i don't know if she is going to say anything. but it seems to me it would help the country. so this, is beyond the partisanship. i understand everybody wants to lock in to their side of the argument about donald trump. but at some point we have got to speak for the u.s.a. pete: reasonable. well said. clayton: great to see you this morning, juan. >> good morning, guys. abby: i hope it snows for you. they do freak out.

pete: time -- is it time to invoke martial law to prevent donald trump? that woman right there rosie o'donnell thinks. so we have panel to weigh in on it next. abby: come on inon ♪ nows we got bad blood. of cl. innovation and you. philips sonicare. save now when you buy philips sonicare.

abby: welcome back, the inauguration less than a week away, some on the left are still trying to stop mr. trump from taking office. rosie o'donnell is one of them. now calling for drastic measures to stop him from moving into the white house tweeting this: i fully support imposing martial law, delaying the inauguration until trump is cleared of all charges. clayton: here to way in is fox news tyrus and cat. >> i like you two together. >> what do you think,

martial law? >> how would that work? rosie o'donnell line five? oh, rosy, oh, put her through. >> i don't know, when i lost games when i was a kid in college or football or wrestling when i lost a match i was never asked to go in and ask for a recount doesn't count because i lost. this is irresponsible. donald trump is our president. me personally, i'm country first, party second. so, even if i don't support donald trump, which i do, i will still support him. the message i wouldn't be sending to people is if things aren't going your way to cause issues, because if this would have been one of barack obama -- i was a barack obama guy, too. if they would have been doing this, it would have been scandal and outrage. been considered racist because you disagree with him or because you don't get away from him ask for martial law? >> what charges and she says she is -- until he is cleared of charges. >> thankfully first of all i'm pretty sure that the military knows they don't take orders from rosie

o'donnell. clayton: didn't she want to move to canada? >> she wanted to move to canada. she is trying to summon the military. how about, instead, you accept it the inauguration is happening. not fake news. he is going to be the president. take some deep breaths. do whatever it is to help you calm down. take a bath. everybody is different. don't summon them. it's not going to work. you just look crazier and crazier and makes you less relateddable. >> or, cat. she is getting attention. we are talking about her. she is relevant. clayton: she doesn't want attention. >> when she did "the view." when is the last time that we have seen her on tv. abby: she came back six months. >>it was too tough or whatever. >> i get why she wouldn't like donald trump. you know, that's not true, i love if donald trump made fun of me. i would consider it an honor. abby: i want to get your thoughts. campaign filed a report if you see a sign that is color coded pink for girls and blue for -- what's going on

here? pete: this is crazy. >> they are calling this a biased incident the school describes as something abhorrent. pink, blue thing stereotypical, sure? going to describe it as abhorrent you are crazy person. other things on the list bias incident list and one of them is being avoiding or excluding others and based on things like gender. so, if you are a girl and a boyfriend wants to have a night out with the boys, you can literally file -- and have it under this policy. >> this is exactly what this is about. hon, me and the guys are going. >> i'm going out to the school board. you are done. safe zone. he wouldn't let me go girl. >> we can't even live anymore. abby: you can't even take a breath. clayton: if there is a birthday party sign that girls put on campus pink balloons, that's biased and we should report it. >> doesn't matter if our favorite color is pink. clayton: i have a pink tie

on. >> it's my day too. abby: i already reported it. because you are a guy it's okay. >> is he confident. is he a confident man. clayton: that's right. >> marriage, status, too. >> school higher learning? >> married couple's night out. me i'm single not invited. bias report. pete: i can't even understand it so loony. >> wait a minute, this would be -- if if you wanted to have like guy's night out and you were married and she told you couldn't go, then she would be biased? let's not be so quick here. >> dueling bias reports. sounds like a great way to live. they are using school resources for. this nobody needs. this someone calls you a name, either ignore it or call them a name back. everybody learns that in kindergarten. >> you guys are a heck of a duo. pete: find them on the greg gutted feld every saturday at 10:00 p.m. eastern. entertaining. abby: great to have you here.

>> great to be here. clayton: controversial proposals of the presidential campaign. >> she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end it was like, oh, take me down. i think we should take a drug test. clayton: now some suggest members of the dishonest media should pass a drug test before they can cover the white house and cover the press core. pete: new coin that's causing controversy this morning just ahead ♪ i will scream ♪ you can hear my voice ♪ this is my fight song ♪ take back my life song ♪ prove them all right song ♪

♪ i will follow you ♪ until you love me ♪ paparazzi. clayton: we are solving a lot of controversies this morning. at what point of year should you put away christmas lights and christmas decorations. also this morning a lot of controversy over abby's dress and whether or not she should be wearing it because it blends in too much to the couch. clayton: one woman said it looks like you are wearing ace bandages pete pete you do blend in. i looked over once and only saw a head. abby: full disclosure my producers warned me this morning maybe you want to change all we see in your head. i like this dress. i'm going to wear it twitter has been very mixed about this.

clayton: abby i love your white dress, you love classic. i disagree with your producer. the white dress is a subtle reminder of your beautiful presence on the white couch. abby: thank you. pete: that's a very nice take. [laughter] pete: emailed abby i have never written to a station or personality for that matter but watching you this morning prompted me to comment on your dress. i love it. you look amazing in it. and you should wear it often. some have said you should wear it every weekend. abby: what they didn't put up there with all the other tweets opinions. i love it i have got to read this one apparently. this is kim who tweeted this that i didn't notice abby's dress during a certain long pink tie. clayton: true. pete: not as long as tie gate that one day. it was down here. clayton: if i stand up, camera four. ready? pete: that's a good length. that one day it was down to your knees. that's a perfect length.

i will vouch for that. abby: i do admire bright pink. when a guy wears bright pink it, shows confidence. clayton: when you look at me that's immediately what you think. abby: thanks for your comments. we love hearing what you think. clayton: president obama continues farewell tour and he doesn't think donald trump can be pivoting when he wants to and coming up with different ideas when he needs to. here is president obama on "60 minutes" on his final week in office. listen. >> he is unconventional candidate. i don't think there is anybody who has run a campaign like his successfully in modern history. not that i can think of. because he didn't have the supports of many of the establishment in his own party. because he ran sort of a improvisation al campaign. you can run a

improvisational presidency? >> i don't think so. now is he in the process of building up an organization. we have to see how that works. and it will be a test, i think, for him and the people that he has designated to be able to execute on his vision. clayton: it is interesting point. abby: improvisational. i don't think i have used that word before in a sentence. i just did for the first time. clayton: first time for everything. clayton: interesting pointed. i think the unconventional nature of his candidacy was what set him apart from the field. the ability to sort of pivot within a matter of moments on something and make changes. i think if anything, that's an asset intractable washington where nothing ever seems to move or change. pete: that's right. he misses the point. improvisational is the wrong word. this is how he operates. read "the art of the deal" how he enters days and attacks problems. it's not conventional but very much worked for him. they dismiss it oh he just flies by night. no, this is a guy who knows

what he wants to accomplish. builds a team to accomplish it and has a strategy that's unpredictable which has worked for him. imagine if america was a little more unpredictable on the world stage as it pertains to events so we're not being run over all over the place. i think there is a lot of people who welcome it. do you know who doesn't? washington, d.c. the swamp is freaked out. they want predictability, they want access and want to know what's going to happen next. clayton: they don't want change. pete: they don't want change. that is what scares president obama the most. abby: he actuality made that very point. he said democrats have got to stop sipping their lattes and wearing skinny jeans and use words people understand. we have to connect with the american people. advice giving own party. clayton: he was a part of the problem. holding your skies up in the skyscrapers on the east and west coast and not having conversation in pennsylvania and west virginia and the suburbs of michigan. poet pete as we heard from jehmu green and others it doesn't appear that the dnc

is prepared to move forward. abby: violent outburst causing chaos in mid-air ground ago middle eastern airlines flight from beirut to london. [shouting] abby: you can see there an older man taking a swing at another passenger. the two pummeling each other before flight attendants finally separating them. the captain deciding to make emergency landing in istanbul. the older man arrested when the plane landed. it was one of the most controversial proposals during the presidential campaign. >> she was all pumped up at the beginning. and at the end it was like oh, take me down. i think we should take a drug test. abby: now we are learning that one of the people considered to become president trump's next press secretary suggested that members of the dishonest media should pass a drug test before they could cover the white house. that person didn't end up getting the job. the man who did get hired,

incoming white house press secretary sean spicer said this he supports whatever security measures are recommended by the secret service. and listen to this. for the first time in american history, lady liberty will be portrayed as a woman of color on u.s. currency. the u.s. mint and treasury commemorating 225th anniversary with this $100 coin featuring lady liberty as a black woman. it's a first in a series that will eventually feature designs featuring asian, hispanic and indian americans. 24 karat gold coin will be released in april. pete: maybe some day you and your mummy dress. abby: mummy dress on a coin. pete: maybe, you never know. clayton: let's get outside to rick reichmuth changed the kansas city game. what's going on out there, rick? what are you laughing about? what are they saying? clayton: sorry to interrupt you. these women are here from north myrtle beach south carolina, it's the shag

capital of the world. >> it's a dance. it's a takeoff of the jitterbug. rick: i didn't know this. clayton: not the carpet capital of the world. rick: i said carpet. rick: can we see it? can you do it. >> yes, yes. are you going to lead? >> you lead. there is a boy and girl. rick: throw some music on, toba. >> let's just do the basics. here we go. this is the shag. rick: i think i recognize that ♪ clayton: first time in television history that impromptu shag has unfolded. >> the shag capital champions are phenomenal. rick: shag capital chopper i don't knows. rick: that was good. abby: thank you for that. made our morning. clayton: this is why this is the greatest show on television. rick: this made our morning. now we are not going to talk about the big ice storm goings on.

>> hi, bob. rick: all the people in the country got caught by shag. pete: lots of ice coming to the middle of the country. abby: coming up, there were plenty of tough questions during this week's confirmation hearings. but there were also moments like this one. >> cia analysts look for deeper causes of rising instability in the world. one of the causes those cia analysts sees a the -- is the impact of climate change. abby: the most ridiculous sound bites of the week. that's coming up. clayton: this website claims to help discover your family tree. also revealing your personal information online. uh-oh. kurt the cyber guy shows you how to protect yourself. ♪ ♪ there is superstition ♪ writings on the wall ♪ there is superstition ♪

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clayton: welcome back. quick headlines for you. no feud here. steve harvey stops by trump tower to meet with president-elect. >> introduced me to ben carson who is the now head of housing for urban development. and we are going to team up to see if we can bring about some positive change in the inner cities, which i felt. clayton: the "family feud" host saying he was asked by both transition teams to meet with mr. trump and he even got to share a laugh with the president-elect. survey says it was a good meeting. and we're getting a glimpse of what a future mexican border wall may look like. republican congressman steve king sending out this tweet with the president-elect homeland security pick. he writes general john kelly and i discussed border security with my wall mobile on table. there you go. oh his wall mobile -- oh, model. one or the other. abby, we will figure it out.

diorama who knows. abby: no shortage of craziness during the confirmation hearings this week. in case you missed it we have. so most ridiculous sound bites of the week. here to break them down is editor of red alert politics ron myer. >> good, abby, how are you doing? abby: crazy moments this week. senator cory booker slamming jeff sessions, take a listen. >> senator sessions has not demonstrated a commitment to a central requisite of the job to aggressively pursue the congressional mandate of civil rights, equal rights, and justice for all of our citizens. in fact, at numerous times in his career he has demonstrated a hostility towards these convictions. abby: all right. ron, this might sound crazy but is it possible that this moment might have been more about corey booker than it was about jeff sessions. >> yeah. pretty obvious to tell he is trying too hard. searching for 2004 moment

for obama at the dnc. trying to come out in 2020. set himself up to run poor president. the problem is he has a history whether in the senate or back in new jersey -- and we interviewed bernie sanders supporters on this. they think is he a centrist corporate hack. in order to curry favor with the left he is having to overcompensate. clearly overcompensating. look at his face. is he trying to hard. and he wants to run for 2020. trying to use a good man, senator sessions to do. so he has hired senior black officials to be in his staff. he supported obama's african-american nominees. and he was supported the death penalty penalty of the kkk. the man is not a racist. abby: this might have been the most absurd of the week. new senator harris mike pompeo up for the cia about climate change for all things. take a listen. >> cia analysts look for deeper causes of rising instability in the world. one of the causes those cia

analyst sees a the -- is the impact of climate change. do you have any reason to doubt the assessment of these cia analysts? >> senator, i haven't had a chang chance to read those materials with respect to climate change. i do know the agency's role there. its role is to collect foreign intelligence. abby: pompeo's reaction says it all. why are you even asking me this? >> not a question about privacy rights. abby: right. >> not a question about cyber security a question about climate change and went on about lbgt issues. interviewing local police officer how do you feel about world hunger? yes it's an issue but has nothing to do with the job. she is one of the few people that gets to interview someone for the head of the cia and she messed it up. abby: finally jillian interviewing. how did that play out? >> do you oppose woman serving in combat roles.

>> i have no plans to oppose women in any aspect of our military. >> do you believe that allowing lbgt americans to serve in the military or women in combat is underlying our lethallality. >> frankly, senator, i have never cared much about two consenting adults and who they go to bed with. abby: how did they handle that moment? >> i think he did well. when you talk about lethalness. he put it back on her. i will only do something if there is a problem. putting it back on her. if there is a problem, should we do nothing? so, you know, is he trying to fight our lethalness and i think he responded well. abby: what a week it was. ron myer. we will leave it there good to have you this morning. >> thanks, abby. abby: six days away from the inauguration and mass profits are expected. geraldo rivera said it may be like nothing we have ever seen. he joins us live at the top of the hour. this website just posted your address. the names of all of your relatives and the names of all of your friends on the internet. it is available right now and for free. kurt the cyber guy has the

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clayton: welcome back a free genealogy website called family tree now.com is revealing a startling amount of your personal information online. how you can protect yourself? pete: interesting stuff. let's ask kurt the cyber guy who is all over this. >> you have seen this site disguised as genealogy site and maybe just that what it is really is a public data mining of every little bit of your personal service.

it's now available for anybody to see. there is the home page and what you want to do is put on your first name, your last name. abby: i'm going to do it now. >> i put in city. right to me. click the details of who you are. suddenly it reveals your current address. it named every private address i have had for decades. including the address, the apartment back when i was in college. it has all of that there. abby: how do they find that information? public record, right? >> had all of our associations. every one of our family members. had my late grandmother's name there. it shows that she would be 110 years old that was kind of cool except i didn't want anyone to know my grandma's address. i don't want anybody digging into my family unless i let them to. imagine you are a police officer and you have vendetta against you. you are just now opening yourself up to this. so go right now. write this one down this morning. clayton: here is how you opt out. go to family tree.com and at

the bottom of the page search for yourself. you will see privacy at the bottom of the page. click privacy. search for yourself in the boxes. you will just put in your name, your birth and the city you are in and then match yourself. you will see a red opt-out box click that and they claim within 48 hours it does work, pete? pete: it does work. yesterday i was with the producers looking at this site. crazy. every address i ever lived at. current address. how can i get out of this? opted out i checked it this morning and i'm not in there. clayton: yes, opting out of that website but that information is still public. >> how does it get there, right? that was the question. so a few ways. one, property records, tax information, public records that are already out there. those are bought and sold by the mignon line in the world. secondly, we sign up for things like grocery discounts and when you do that, the fine print often includes hey, do you want to accept other offers and allow us to share your information with our partners? yeah i would like to save more money, sure.

there is another moment. it happens again and again and again. and apps that say we will help you identify who is calling you like true caller coming under great criticism for. this really they are digging through all of your phone book and providing that to them. and you don't even know you are doing that you just think you are doing a good thing. so bottom line is, our information is out there. the best we can do is reign in what we can reign in. abby: scary reality. >> i want to ask if you have a big -- what's your beef with your personal details online? what really bigs you. if you go to facebook, search cyber guy you will see me there also "fox & friends" website. abby: kurt, thank you: new names added to trump's inaugural concert. ♪ we'll raise up our glasses against evil forces ♪ singing whiskey for my man ♪ beer for my horses abby: no surprise here. some of those performers are already being attacked on social media. clayton: plus, what was geraldo doing at trump tower

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. >> good morning happy saturday, everyone. it is january 14th. i'm abby. democrats are still questioning if he is fit to serve. >> president-elect has a legitimate president. >> and just moments ago president-elect trump already responded. >> yep. and then as president obama prepares to say goodbye, he says his policies were not the issue. >> there were times during my presidency where i lost the pr battle. >> wow. is it bad pr? is that really the problem? and why he's back again blaming fox news channel.

>> it is madoff running new tricks. he may be running a brand-new ponzi scheme behind bars. fox and friends hour four starts right now. ♪ ♪ . >> beautiful day here in new york city but it's a cold one out there. >> having a big debate here about christmas lights and christmas decorations. when should they come down? geraldo is here. >> january 7th. >> that has come and gone. but new york city if you go outside. >> they still have them back up there. >> they look so old, you know? we're not even a third of the way through winter. i wish there was some other gay kind of holiday to cheer us up in february.

>> well, there's valentine's day. >> valentine's day. i have three daughters. valentine's day is okay. another christmas. >> another spending opportunity. >> you were over at trump tower the other day. >> yesterday. >> did you see the christmas decorations down there? >> i don't recall. there may have been -- actually, i saw them removing all the old wreaths and so forth. >> what did you meet with president-elect about? >> well, you know, we've been friends for 40 years. obviously there were times during the campaign where i disagreed with some of his policies. but i've always been supportive of him as a person. i think he's a very honorable person. >> did he mention that? >> we joked about immigration particularly. actually the first thing. you'll love this. he said you look much better without the beard. that's the first thing he said. and then melania was there, the first lady elect, and then remembered my wife doesn't name, and i was very honored by that. and then the president-elect went right into business.

he just met with the lockheed ceo about the f35, the stealth jet where the costs have been so overwhelmingly ridiculous. absolutely. and he was very proud of the fact that he had already gotten a discount on what the deal was prior to his election, and he look forward to even getting that price for the american taxpayer. it's a very necessary strategic weapon but if you pay a billion dollars per aircraft, what good is it? so we talked about a lot of things. we talked about the whole illegitimacy. >> what did he say about that? >> he's very scornful about the people driving this narrative. and i am scornful of it as well. we have one president-elect. he'll be the 45th person to be so honored. he is the president for all the country and this activity by people like john luis as much as i honor his past. >> sure. >> is really i think --

abby: make a it sound all too rational. >> for our viewers just waking up this morning, john luis civil rights icon had this tolef the president-elect. take a listen. >> i believe in forgiveness, i believe in work by people. it's going to be hard. it's going to be very difficult. and i don't see this president-elect as a legitimate president. >> i think the russians participated in having this man get elected. >> uh-huh. >> and they help destroy the candidacy of hillary clinton. i don't plan to attend the inauguration. it will be the first one i'm going to miss since might have been congress. that you feel that is wrong. >> and as he always does, the president-elect hit back quickly and hard on that statement. he tweeted this morning congressman john luis should

spend more time on fixing and helping his district, which is in horrible shape and falling apart. not to mention crime tested. rather than falsely complaining about the election results. all talk, talk, talk. no action or results. sad. what do you make of both? the congressman is saying but also how frump always fights back. >> well, he always fights back, and he has not changed. i've known him since 1976. when i met him, he just took off as a young developer. 27 years old. he took the hotel commodore, which was a red infested hotel and here a 24-year-old makes it into a hyatt hotel. the man doesn't say no and doesn't take no for an answer. i'm very saddened by congressman luis just because i honor him so much. we only have one president at a time. when john kennedy defeated richard nixon, you had a situation where dead people were allegedly voting in cook county, illinois, and yet the republicans got onboard when

john kennedy was sworn in as the 35th president of the united states. now we come to the 45th president of the united states. we only have one at a time, and i think that we've got to embrace it. >> does hillary clinton need to make some sort of speech this week? remember al gore -- >> we talk about contested elections in 2000. absolutely. when he won the popular vote, al gore did and lost the recount in florida that was highly controversial. and he helped amend the country. i think the presence, the mere presence of the clintons of president and former first lady secretary of state clinton at the inaugural is enough. i think the fact that they're going along with the bush family is very -- i am honored that they -- that they honored the traditions and history of the united states. and there's dignity in that message that that sends. abby: that's well said but, you know, geraldo, this has been going on for years now. even when you think about the

media that has laughed at the thought of donald trump running for president and potentially running for a number of different election cycles, our producers take a look back at some of those moments. watch this. >> donald trump has been saying that he will run for president as a republican, which is surprising because i just assumed he was running as a joke. [laughter] [applause] >> i will personally write you a campaign check now on behalf of this country, which does not want you to be president but which badly wants you to run. >> we better be ready for the fact that he better be leading the republican ticket. >> i know you don't believe that, but i want to go on. >> which republican candidate has the best chance of winning the general election? >> of the declared ones right now? donald trump. [applause] [laughter]

. >> president obama will go down as perhaps the worst president of the united states. @realdonald trump. >> well,@realdonald trump, at least i will go down as a president. >> ann coulter's face in that. abby: well, they're not laughing today. >> you know, it's funny. i brought with me to the meeting with the president-elect the fox news internal memo. the 5:00 p.m. meeting from election day and the headline is we expect to call hillary clinton at 11:00 p.m. and then it goes through the reading. this is the fox news internal memo, and i they had to shadow it to the president-elect, and he said it didn't turn out that way, did it? love, donald. everybody got it wrong. he divide all the odds.

it was the biggest political upset in history. and now he intends to govern with the same confidence that he ran his businesses, and i think he's going to do fine. >> there's five stages of grief. the first is denial. and they seem to be stuck right there at stage one. when and how do they move past it this and denying that he's president or trying to say he's not legitimate, where does it help them? how does it? >> i think that, unfortunately, inauguration day will not be helpful, despite the fact that the former first families will be there to show their moral support for the constitutional process. the fact that you have three-quarters of a million demonstrators is unprecedented. it is extraordinary. and it will be a very abrasive visual i think. you'll have one picture of the million or two million that go for the inauguration. and then the 750,000 that they are protesting. i think that day might be a day where, unfortunately, these wounds are exacerbated rather than healed. i think --

>> but they're exacerbating themselves. >> and for no reason other than to vent their frustration. that's why i have to say again and again. give donald trump a chance. we have one president at a time to go forward with this narrative of illegitimacy is counterproductive. it doesn't help anybody. it doesn't help congressman luis' district. it doesn't help anybody. i don't mean to sound pollyannish. i've been around the block. but we have to pull together. abby: and it certainly doesn't help the democratic party. >> you know the funny thing is? how combative he is and willing to take on a opponent if he has to. one of the big things. i was on celebrity apprentice the last season that he did, and he was runner up, and he started joking about arnold schwarzenegger. he said did you see the ratings on arnold schwarzenegger?

and he owns the show with mar mark. and let me show you another thing. celebrity apprentice donald trump number one rated. one week he had the number one and two rated shows. look what arnold schwarzenegger got. >> one week until he's our next president. >> tribal. i'll be there with you guys. thursday, friday, and saturday morning. >> very good. >> thank you, sir. abby: other headlines to get to. starting with that extreme weather and ice storm that is wreaking havoc on roadways across the u.s. this 20-car pileup in freezing rain turned the road into an ice rink. knocking off electricity, causing hundreds of crashes and even one about death. the storm even forcing the rescheduling of the kansas city chiefs playoff game to keep the fans off the road. that's when you know it's a big deal.

and retired step general is one step closer from running the pentagon. allowing him to serve as pentagon chief. mattis retired four years ago. the bill now goes to the white house where president obama is expected to sign it. and lockheed martin is the latest company to announce they are working with president-elect trump to bring more jobs back home. here at the u.s. following the meeting at trump tower, the company ceo marilyn houston cutting cost of its controversial f35 fighter jet. mr. trump tweeting weeks ago about this saying tremendous costs of the program. lockheed martin joins the likes of ford, sprint, and black & decker to work with the president-elect to bring back those jobs. and we're just hours away of spacex returning to the stars, following a massive explosion on the launchpad that destroyed a december rocket.

the falcon nine set for lift off around 1:00 a.m. eastern time from vandenberg air force base in california. the company was cleared to launch again following an investigation into that explosion. >> try and try again. coming up as president obama prepares to say goodbye, he says his policies were not the issue. >> there were times during my presidency where i lost the pr battle. >> it wasn't the policies. it was the public relations battle. says the president is living in his own world. joins us live next. >> and new names, some of the performers are already being attacked on social media.

. >> here comes more. president obama still not finished saying farewell and now lifting off a media blitz of interviews including an up coming 60-minute special. >> there were big stretches while governing where even though we were doing the right thing, we weren't able to mobilize public opinion firmly enough behind us. there were times during my presidency where i lost the pr battle. . >> so it wasn't a policy problem at all. it was just a pr problem. joining us now with his reaction is national syndicated talk show host larry elder. it was just a pr problem. nothing wrong with his policies. >> right. what he's really saying is that the american people were too stupid to appreciate how well off they were. the fact of the matter is this has been the worst economic recovery since 1949. the first president ever to reside over a recovery where

not one year has been 3% gdp growth. it's been 2%. and the difference between 2% and 3% is one million jobs times the length of the recovery. so obama just stayed on the golf course and practiced his putting, we would have 7 million jobs than we have right now. >> do you think, larry, there's anyone in the inner circle right now that is self reflective? that would tell him the truth and say we have had problems, we have have scandals, or are they living on another planet as it pertains to his legacy? >> well, some people believe what they see. he's in the looeder, and most people around him are in the ladder. ironically michael moore has. he says you can't blame james comey. you have to look at the economy and the faq of the matter is a lot of people feel that working harder, making less money and the labor force participation rate has been all of. and despite these very low poll numbers -- very low unemployment numbers, jim clifton said that the unemployment number is a lie because so many people have

simply dropped out and no longer are even counted. >> sure. well, there's, like, an echo chamber right now. it's just so quiet because we don't have a presumptive leader of the democratic party going forward. president obama leaves. joe biden gets a medal. he's leaving. there was tears last week. cory booker, though, this week kind of came out and seems to be showing that he's showing signs to run for 2020. do you see that as the case? >> i think cory booker has been trying to run since preschool. and that's not a dig. most of these guys are ambitious. this is his party coming out nationally for him to trash jeff sessions. playing the we shall overcome card. talk about social justice. all the kinds of talking points that most democrats use. and absolutely he's ambitious. i wouldn't be surprised if he doesn't run in 2020. >> larry, he's come on this program. we don't have time to play the clip and talk about bipartisan, changing the tone, being part of the solution. then he goes to washington and does an unprecedented thing, testifying against another senator.

a senator he worked on legislation with just a few months el. so how blatantly partisan is this move? >> well, of course it was a blatantly partisan move. again, clump is darth vader as far as people on the left are concerned. cory booker knows that. so use jeff sessions to beat up on donald trump and that gets me on the radar as far as 2020 is concerned. that was his game plan and as far as i'm concerned, it succeeded. >> yeah. >> larry elder, always good to have you on the show. >> excellent radio program as well. all right. congress taking the first step to repeal and replace obamacare. so where does it go from here? steve solis here to discuss next. >> plus is bernie madoff back to his old tricks behind bars? he's running a brand-new ponzi scheme. and this time not money. it involves hot cocoa. >> cornered the market. ♪

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>> we're back to my favorite part of the program. the sports headlines. a massive celebration underway in the city of clemson, south carolina. here's a live look inside the stadium where fans are eagerly awaiting the clemson tigers victory parade. look at that. the team celebrating a thrilling 35-31 win over the alabama crimson in the college football national championship. truly historic game. and here's a look at the nfl playoff games. it's nfl football on saturday, which football fans obviously love. the seattle seahawks and the falcons squaring off at 4:30

eastern on fox followed by the houston texans and patriots 8:15 p.m. when abby and i will be asleep. meanwhile the oakland raiders are formally expected to file finer relocate to las vegas. the league's owner. the las vegas raiders. that has a ring to it. >> and i'm going to catch a nap today so i can watch that game tonight. congress takes a crucial next step in dismantling the health care law. republicans pushing through a budget that blocks democrats from being able to repeal and replace the affordable care act. does that make sense to any of you? it doesn't to me. so that's why we've got our next guest. steve is joining us. what is next for the affordable care act? >> good morning, clayton. the first thing that's coming is relief for american families who know that obamacare doesn't work. so the first step was we had to pass a budget so that we can then start moving the

bill, what's called the reconciliation bill and why that's important, it only takes 51 votes in the senate instead of the typical 50 votes. so democrats have historically blocked bills to repeal obamacare. so with this one unique opportunity through budget reconciliation, we can actually move a bill through the house and senate to president trump's desk that ducks obamacare and, oh, by the way, we've included defunding of planned parenthood. and that bill is going to get to president trump's desk, which he will sign that finally stops and ends obamacare. >> we've been hearing in the past weeks the continuation of the obama legacy. we don't want to see obamacare go away because obama's legacy will fall apart. do you buy that argument? >> you know, what's a shame about that argument is that president obama seems more concerned with preserving this failed element of his legacy than actually fulfilling all the broken promises of obamacare. if you remember, president obama said if you like what you have, you can keep it. broken promise. he said health care plans

would drop by $2,500 in every state, clayton you're seeing costs go up by double digits in my home state of louisiana. we're experiencing a 25% increase this year. many states are seeing over 60% increases. plus families face $10,000 deductibles. this law doesn't work. let's forget about the legacy. let's actually focus on the health of american families. and this is destroying the economy too. there's a better way. we're going to actually not just repeal obamacare, but replace it with reforms that actually lower cost and put patients back in charge of their health care decision. >> . >> back when this was all unfolding, and we were hearing from democrats that if republicans try to dismantle this, it would be impossible. that trying to decouple all of the tentacles like a giant octopus when you pull one piece apart, there would be gaps. and people would be without coverage and republicans would be crazy to try to do this. the gap problem. will republicans be able to make sure that there's coverage in place during that

intermediary period? >> yeah. and that's why we've put a transition plan. there is a transition in our bill that we sent to president obama. remember, a year and a half ago we put a similar bill on barack obama's desk, of course he vetoed it. even that bill included a transition period. so nobody's going to get the rug pulled out from under them. but this starts with what we call the rescue mission. there is going to be help coming for american families who can't take all of the burdens of obamacare, the high cost, even people that are on some of these obamacare plans don't like it because in in m cases they can't find a doctor and their costs are so dramatically high and their deduct abdominals are high. that's not coverage. there is a better way. we're going to start working on that in the weeks ahead when donald trump is finally sworn in as president next week. >> so it will be a busy 100 days for sure. congressman, we appreciate you joining us this morning. thanks so much. >> great being with you. >> well, president obama continues his farewell tour by taking a parting shot at us, fox news. >> some commentators on fox news i think created an

environment in which republican voters would punish republicans for cooperating with me. >> and he wasn't done. plus new names added to president trump's inaugural concert trip. some of those performers are being attacked on social media. ♪

♪ >> correct me if i'm wrong, but i believe believe that's three doors down? abby: oh, yeah. one of my favorite bands of all time, and they will be performing at the inauguration as you mentioned toby keith, lee greenwood who performed here back in november has a fabulous voice. so they were some of the folks that announced they're performing. of course, they've been attacked on social media. >> yeah. because if they're not just -- they're not beyoncé and jay z, they have to be attacked. >> do you think toby keith cares if he's attacked on can twitter? >> i don't think he's looking at twitter. >> he doesn't care at all. meanwhile here's an example of a tweet. toby keith and three doors down? not sure if president trump thought he was choosing

between the inauguration or the kentucky fair. >> that's so condescending. i don't know what's more embarrassing, or trump having three doors downplay his inauguration. the condensation dripping from this, condescension i should say. >> that's a little moist. >> it shows you how ouch touch people still are with what people connect with. >> this sort of stuff infuriates me. we've been talking about this all morning. ultimately it's about swearing in the president but it's about something so much more than that. it's about this country. it's about america. it's about you, it's about the american people, and these artists who signed up to perform. they are putting country and patriotism first, and i think that should be applauded, and we should be seeing more of that in this country. >> correct me if i'm wrong, but even a few weeks ago trump had said that he didn't want a big to do. we have a lot of things to worry about in this country. we don't need all of these musical celebrations and all the fireworks and all of this stuff.

more of a toned down inauguration. >> well, the peoples inauguration you might almost say. and these performers are a reflection of that. the bands we've had on this program that are raising their own money to go to washington to perform for the new president, there's a feeling that who cares what the folks say that we've been talking about in their ivory towers. this is not about them. this is about our country and the next president and celebrating it. and harassing performers does no one any good. >> hey, i'll take three doors down any day. >> and at the end of the day, toby keith doesn't care what anyone says. >> no. abby: we have other headlines to get to. heated protest erupting on the uc davis campus that students became enraged over two guest speakers. so students are upset that so-called martin shkreli and breitbart editor were scheduled to speak at an event. protesters ripping down barriers and rushing to doors

to block people from even entering. >> progressivism is about having a conversation. >> remember that guy, shkreli is infamous for raising the price of a life-saving drug by 5,000%. the event was canceled and no one was arrested. >> very tolerant. >> yeah. >> and look at this, abby, grounding a mid-east airlines flight to london. an older man taking a swing at another passenger. the two pummeling each other before flight tenets finally separate. the captain decided to make an emergency landing in istanbul. it's unclear what started the fight. >> you stole my vegetarian meal. the new washington post article slamming the trump transition team for replacing the head of the dnc national guard. but the post may not be giving

you the whole story. major general schwartz just like every other obama appointee would be typically asked to step down at 12:00 noon. that's when president trump would take office. but the trump transition team reportedly offered him to keep his job until the ceremonies were officer. he refused. it appears he would rather argue his case, though, in the press. and here's another story for you out of jail. hot cocoa ponzi scheme. 150-year prison sentence bernie mad madoff right now. reportedly cornered the market on hot cocoa in north carolina prison. in a new interview with market watch, the former businessman claims that he bought every packet of swiss miss from the commissary and now selling those pacts in the prison yard for a profit. serving time for milking investors out of $65 billion. >> i would be irate if i were in prison. i love swiss miss. >> you would have to pay him

for it. >> well, democrats still reducing to accept the results of the election. >> president-elect as a legitimate president. >> i think the russians participated in having this man get elected, and they helped destroy the candidacy of hillary clinton. abby: so what will it take for them to grasp the fact that donald trump is going to be our next president? here to debate communications director for american crossroads ian and liberal analyst cathy. good morning to both of you. thanks for being here. >> good morning, abby. >> i want to start with you, ian. you think of this time of the inauguration, a week from today. normally a time when the country accepts results, regardless of where you fall politically, how harmful is this to the morale of the country when you hear statements like that? >> well, look, as an american, i find john luis' comments appalling. the bottom line is that donald trump won the election. he won 30 out of 50 states,

and he's going to be president for the next 40 years. and no amount of complaints or protests or hollywood speeches is going to change that. and continuing to try to delegitimatize the incoming president, it's just harmful to our democracy. >> we had green on this morning, running for the next chair of the dnc. we asked her that question of whether or not she thought president trump was a legitimate president or not. she doubled down and said absolutely. i agree with him. this is a delegitimate presidency. you do wonder what that means for the democratic party going forward. because is that a winning message? they had a really rough year. lost elections, up and down the ballot. is that really the message they should be sending right now? >> well, i mean, we had the tea party movement come about when obama took office and the birther movement by president-elect trump. so we understand he's going to be our next president but this country has been through it before. everyone tried to delegitimatize president obama and donald trump is one of them with the birther

movement, which we all now know was completely false and fabricated and the country got through that just fine. so those of us who stand through representative luis agree with what he's saying. >> so you agree with him there? >> absolutely. >> you think the president is delegitimatized? >> yeah. i don't think he's a legitimate president at all. hillary clinton won by -- 2.6 million stood in line and the votes were not counted. >> i understand that democrats want revenge to delegitimatize obama just like they wereo delee george w. bush. as a republican, i encourage every democrat out there to follow john luis' lead because the more you delegitimatize trump, the more you delegitimatize his supporters. and even push look warm to ambivalent trump supporters more firmly into his corner and as a result, are going to continue to get slacked at the polls. >> but trump hasn't --

>> he won the election. >> not even in office yet. why not just say let's give this man a chance? he hasn't even given you the chance of what he's going to do. >> from what i saw from the press conference, he was not legitimate. he was telling people that they were rude. he was saying things as if he's just a child, a petty child at a playground. this is not a president. this is just a reality star that happened to become president. i don't see it as legitimate at all. >> the voters disagreed. >> he's just a great reality star. >> we're going to have to leave it there. have a good day. >> you too. >> coming up the mainstream media still fired up over this exchange from the president-elect. >> can you give us a question? >> don't be rude. >> can you give us a question? >> i'm not going to give you a question. you are fake news. >> is this the kind of coverage we can expect going forward? and then as protesters descend on washington. one group is now vowing to protect mr. trump at his inauguration. the founder of bikers for trump. and they're joining us live after this

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. >> we have a job. a job is to figure out what's true or not. and insofar as trump is trying to equate fake news with good journalism that might have made a mistake, he's trying to create a post truth environment. >> it's interesting because i saw sean spicer on fox news, and he said that you were rude. and i thought if the first amendment does not require to fake news, what if you called him a fake president? >> the environment right now is so far from normal. we're so far from the norms of respect when it comes to the president or president-elect at least saying the right things about the first amendment. >> do you think the rude in that mood was generally stunned? you're used to seeing bar level at a press conference. this was more than that. this was heated. this was confrontational.

and the question is whether this will be the new norm. >> a nice montage there of the mainstream media up and arms over a heated exchange between president-elect trump and a cnn reporter. >> yeah. but is this the reaction we can expect when covering mr. trump move forward. here to weigh in deputy opinion editor kelly. kelly, good to have you here. good morning. >> thanks. good morning. >> the thing about mr. trump, he's very unpredictable. but when it comes to the mainstream media, i've come to find they are so predictable. >> yeah. >> in this moment after that exchange with the cnn reporter. it's like anyone could have guessed that the mainstream media would have jumped all over that and supported at the moment. >> yeah. and they did. they had a new york times reporter michael, and i'll tell you what he tweeted. this could not be overstated. the president-elect is trying to discredit the entire cnn news agency today. wow. the emphasis on wow. but i mean, my question back is hasn't president barack obama been trying to do that to fox news for the last eight years?

in 2010, he said that fox news, he thought that their coverage was, you know, a threat to, you know, the future growth of the democracy. >> actually, we have that just most recently that he had with lester. >> he said it then, and he's saying it now. yeah, take a listen. >> well, what is true is that the ability of republican leaders to rile up their base help the folks along like rush limbaugh and commentators on fox news created an environment in which republican voters would punish republicans for cooperating with me. that hothouse of back and forth argument and really sharp partnership i think has been harmful to the country. >> so, kel would he be rather than reflection about how they may have discredited themselves, they're doubling down in sort of saying that the field is slanted against them?

>> yeah. and fox news is basically the reason why hillary clinton lost the election. not the fact that, you know, she was under investigation by the fbi for having a server in her basement in whic. so i think this is misguided. fox has been an easy escape goat, but you haven't seen the mainstream media come to fox's defense as you have other left-leaning organizations like cnn. jim was out of line in that press conference. it's not white house press protocol to keep badgering a president. and that you know did happen to president barack obama in 2012 by a daily caller reporter back in the rose garden. and the white house press core at that time said that it was a breach of etiquette. they condemned the daily caller reporter, and they said that he should have been more reserved, and he was unprofessional. but that's just not the case with jim. he's somehow a hero. >> fox news is on our own island and everyone on cable news will take that. we'll survive.

>> yeah, appreciate it. all right. up next on the run down. as protesters descend on washington d.c. one group is vowing to protect the president-elect. >> yeah. the founder of bikers for trump. there he is joining us next.

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>> and welcome back to stages set for president-elect donald trump's inauguration. but many protesters are putting their plans in place for mass disruption. >> yeah. but one motorcycle group has vowed to protect

attendantees by riding down to washington. >> to tell us more is the founder of the group bikers for trump chris. good morning. >> thank you and hello, everybody. >> hello. so tell us about, first of all, about bikers for trump, where it calm from and then what you plan to do for the inauguration. >> well, bikers for trump started as a result of the outspoken nature of donald trump and the bikers frustration with the direction this country was going. so we were laughed at at first. we had our first rally in virginia beach, virginia back in october of '15. and we had about 100 guys show up. and since then, we've grown to about 200,000 strong. we have 20,000 members just last week. so we're a force to be dealt with. we're a political phenomenon. woulder in no way, shape, or form vigil. we will have a presence during the inauguration. we have full confidence in the metropolitan police department, and the capitol

police. we believe they learned from mistakes made in chicago and arizona. and we have the up most confidence in them. but in the event that we are needed, we certainly will form a wall of meet. >> what does that mean? a wall of meat. >> well, we'll be shoulder to shoulder with our brothers, and we'll be tow to tow with anyone that is going to break you any police barriers that's going to be assaulting women, spitting on them, throwing things at them. and we are anticipating a peaceful transition of power. we have up most support with the police. we are here to support donald trump. we have been involved in this campaign for the soul purpose of seeing donald trump elected president. and we couldn't be happier. we have guys coming in right now driving across texas, arizona, guys left san diego two days ago. large groups coming in from florida, pennsylvania, have busloads coming in. ohio, new york, you name it, we've got bikers in town. >> where are you going to sleep? >> well, we're going to be

staying collectively around the outskirts of washington d.c. and we're going to come together. we are putting on the 58th inauguration halftime show with the blessing of donald trump. shortly after donald trump leaves the stage to the capitol for his lunch, we will be dropping down a program john marshall park, and it will end shortly before the parade starts. we have speakers, a band, and we'll be honoring the american veterans. >> chris, people forget. there were moments during the campaign where donald trump had to go in the back door, go over fences to get to his event. so you're a response to violent reaction to him, and you just want to go down there and show your support. >> that's right. first and foremost, we want to see donald trump supporters who have come together collectively around the country to celebrate this peaceful transition of power, and we're going to see that they have that opportunity. we are on facebook at bikers for trump 2016. >> yeah. >> and we have a facebook page there where we're accepting gofundme donations, if anybody can afford to help us out, we

appreciate it. >> chris, how many did you say there were now? >> we've got about 200,000 members right now. we're growing. we hope to be the size of the christian coalition here in the next six months. and as you know they may only have 3- 400,000 members on their website but that doesn't mean they don't speak for millions of people. the bikers, we have millions. 6- 8 million in this demographic. >> we're out of time. we got your message out. and good luck next week. we'll be looking for that wall of meat. >> that's right. >> thank you. see all the bikers in dc. >> stay away. >> all right. coming up on this show, the heated debate we're having this morning. should christmas decorations still be up? we've been reading your e-mails. if you take medication, you may sometimes suffer from a dry mouth. that's why there's biotene. and biotene also comes in a handy spray. so you can moisturize your mouth anytime, anywhere. biotene, for people who suffer

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took down our christmas tree, we put up a inaugural tree. >> says we leave several christmas trees in our home all year long. why not christmas every day for us? >> i love that. >> cleanup your christmas decorations right now. right now. >> with the big swearing in just six days away, new concerns passing big tax cuts could be delayed. incoming white house chief of staff reince preibus saying this week quote we have a huge challenge here after meeting to discuss tax reform with house speaker paul ryan. now, some here saying americans need tax cuts right off the bat to make the economy boom again. are they right? hi, everybody, i'm dagen mcdo you. this is bulls and bears. the bulls and bears this week, jonas, john lay field, along with emily and chuck. welcome to everybody.