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truly an unbelievable moment. >> terms message to his father as he sets off on his first week in office. >> thousands of people march in protests against the new administration. madonna says this. >> i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. >> blowing up the white house. that moment the women's march maybe went too far. "fox and friends" begins right now. ♪ abby: there you have it. a live look now at the white house. a new president waking up there this morning. >> some of the lights are gone if you go back to the shop.

a lot of dark ways. a busy couple of days. maybe sleep in. you have 100 days to prove your administration can do some work. don't waste the second day sleeping men. abby: is kind of like christmas morning. you are so excited to be there. i can't imagine it is easy to keep sleeping. you want to get out. you want to walk the halls. clayton: and setting the tone for how the president to unfold and how the mainstream media over the next four years. we've got a real taste of that yesterday from the president and from his white house press secretary on how they want to take it on. they said yesterday would be a day off with a new president but instead he went to the national cathedral and also the cia and spoke to intelligence officers there about 400 folks there spoke for 25 minutes, but he touched on the media.

in the amalgamation in the coverage of it. this is what he had to say. >> i get up this morning. i turn on one of the networks and michelin empty field. i made a speech. i looked out, in the field look like a million, 1.5 million people. there's nobody standing there. it went off the way that. we caught them. and they'll pay a big price. >> in the moment he was attacking mainstream media appeared members were going nuts over that. after that happened, press secretary sean spicer came and spoke about the mainstream media and cover of the inauguration and basically how ridiculous it is then. here's what he had to say.

>> yesterday at a time when our nation in the world was watching the peaceful transition of power from some members engaged in false reporting. two instances yesterday stand out. one is a particularly egregious example letter reportedly falsely tweeted out that the bus of martin luther king jr. had been removed from the oath of office. this was irresponsible and reckless. secondly, photographs of the macro proceedings are intentionally framed in a way in one particular tweet to minimize the number supported gathered on the national mall. largest audience to witness the inauguration. both in person and around the globe. please attempt to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration are shameful and wrong. the president is committed to unify in our country and that was the focus of this inaugural address. this kind of dishonesty in the media, the challenge of bringing a nation together is making a

more difficult. a lot of talk in the media about the responsibility to what donald trump accountable. i'm here to tell you it goes to a spirit who hold the press accountable as well. the american people deserve better and as long as he serves as the messenger movement, he'll take his message directly to the american people where his focus will always be. thank you, guys for being here tonight. i will see you on monday. abby: no questions after that. pete: is amazing to watch because here's the town after the mainstream media. if we don't like what you have to say, he cited exactly. the way this was framed, the photos released 45 minutes before the speech for both 2009 and this one shows the way they were framed, the exact same shot showed there was a third the size of the audience to shut up or charm. they didn't like that and they wanted the media to know it. it's not about the numbers for them. the key part of this statement from sean spicer was there's a

lot of talk about holding trump accountable. that's going to cut both ways. we will hold you accountable, too. eight years of obama and taking okay cbs, abc, and now they are going after him to discredit him on the numbers. this is kind of the first official media counterpunch of the trump administration and they did it on a saturday night when nobody expect today. you hit me, i'm going to hit you back harder and put you on notice. that's exactly what this is about fear to tread supporters here about this. >> that's what it comes down to. they don't care about how many people are out there. if we spent how much time traveling around this country talking to people that got out and voted for president trump, they are happy is fighting for them. for the first time they feel like someone is fighting for their cause. that's not their focus.

>> huge debate last night on facebook. i just said look, i'm your first day, is this what she went to get in the weeds about crowd size? day one, this is the focus. the speech the other day on friday was all about the american people. we are putting you first. jobs, immigration, national security. congress is on notice in the first press conference you notice about size of audience. >> you can account for intensity there. i was on the mall covering next and the folks who came to see the maturation. these folks are fired up your day felt like their countries but. talk about washington d.c. 4% of washington d.c. voted for donald trump. that was america appeared across the country driving hundreds if not thousands of miles to be there. the women's march which we will talk a little bit about our folks coming from liberal

enclaves easily descending on washington. abby: you are great, by the way. i was sitting on the couch. i watch it very closely. it did make you feel so patriotic and all those people that came out. talking about the size and all that, they would find something else. i was watching this coverage of bouncing back to the channels. complaining about hiring a son-in-law, chaired kushner to work within and comparing that to miscellany. where are we right now? pete: if you see the left-wing media they were comparing sean spicer's press conference to that of north korea. they get ready for the next four years to look like north korea. what was your take on how the mainstream media cover this? big protests all over the country. big global cities, washington d.c. as well. hundreds of thousands of people

coming out. madonna was there. celebrity showed a good take a listen to what she had to say yesterday. >> it took this horrific moment of darkness to wake us by -- up. i am a nasty women. i feel hitler in the streets, and mustache traded for you to pay. >> this is not america appeared we are america and we are here to stay. >> president trump, i did not vote for you. i want to be able to support you, but first i ask that you support me. >> i am angry. yes, i am outraged.

yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. abby: is that one of the worst things you've ever heard? pete: terrible. i don't know how you can justify that. she tried to put it in broader context later after that. i don't know if the broader context would be. abby: here's what i would say. hundreds of thousands not only in the u.s. but in berlin and other places around the world. having spent time in beijing, we should all be thankful we are able to peaceful protest because that's what the country is still about. watching a play at yesterday, it was hard to understand exactly what they were protesting. there was an unorganized demon that's what you're trying to accomplish. clayton: but they were protesting not my president and others were saying i support him, but we won't women's issues on the forefront. and others say he's not my

president at all. clayton: a lot of them were saying that. we wish you blessing our president rally. these are all liberal enclaves. these are the folks that came out of the coast. they came out again for hillary clinton and to protest donald trump. but once again, donald trump is president and he will have an opportunity to show how he wants to fix the country. let's have a debate on our facebook page. you will get heated. let's have some fun with it. access face the page. -- train to a state of emergency declared after a deadly turn into tears through southern mississippi killing four people hattiesburg. nearly every building was damaged. those damaged. the strange trip in three states texas to alabama. take a look at this print the aftermath of a car dealership in mobile, alabama.

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pete: does press secretary sean spicer but gabriel said real strong message in his first white house press briefing. no questions. he addressed them directly. the mainstream media up in arms spicer's words chilling. the spicer have a point? joining us to weigh in, sean duffy. how you doing? do we have here? can we hear you? what do you make of how sean spicer can automate the case of the hold us accountable, we will hold you accountable. >> this is the message of donald trump over the course of a scam aimed. when the media is dishonest or not truthful about donald trump or the things he's doing and saying, he pushes back and now he has a whole team around him including sean spicer that will do that. why is the media talking about barack obama had a huge crowd and donald trump's was a nice big. they want to sit in need of donald trump in his

inauguration, trying to get a stride of them when we should be talking about big ideas that we'll fix america. >> you bring up a great point. why waste your first press conference doing something about that. who cares that the crowd was not as large. who cares. talk more about obamacare. you see opportunities to come out on your very first day and talk about easing the burden of obamacare. >> you make a good point. when you make this the first topic of your first day in office, you give energy to this story. they probably should've gone in a different direction. they learned this is a new team, so they will learn from their past experiences and hopefully stay on target and msa should drive the story of the day. look at obamacare. donald trump's promises. he came out with an executive order to start rolling up on the care that, to give one little small step in the long

affordable care act which is not affordable for the american people and get it to work for all americans who've lost their coverage and when they can't afford to pay for it, and they have a skyrocketing deductible. >> you mention is executive on obamacare. what did he use? what is to step it up? >> he basically said we will hold the expansion of obamacare number one which is key. the second point is he will give more flexibility to the states. but this is just a foreshadowing for states to take more control of health care unless he physically in regard to medicaid. governors know they are people in states and problems far more than bureaucrats in washington d.c. the flexibility will go a long way to that in governors run programs in a way that helped the most people possible. not only that, little delay implementation implementation, more flexibility.

this was not the clearest executive order, but to be clear, this is again the first step in the repeal and replace after we will have in congress. transfer republicans want to wait before they do any replacement plan. congressman, great to see you. a busy week in washington. president getting a standing ovation from the cia. if the feud between him and the intel agencies and media talking point? live at the white house coming out. pete: celebrities go unhinged at women's marches around the country. but they actually help donald trump? >> i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. i laugh, i sneeze...

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pete: welcome back. quick math. general james mattis arriving for his first day of work at the pentagon. the chairman of the joint chiefs is. inside the mattis told them at the defense department called a top floor meeting. it is not yet announced any policy changes. the president sunblock officially headed to the white house. jared kushner cleared by any potential nepotism violations to become a senior adviser to the president. abby: it is all official. >> an awful lot about blowing up the white house. the platform that he and his engine have powered yesterday. but it is not america. >> trompe takes power. i don't think so.

abby: celebrities going more than a little too far in their speeches yesterday joined the hundreds of thousands of people filling the streets in cities across the world for women's marches and protests at the new president. isn't america the best place for women's rights? the rasmussen report, the former ohio state senator, democrat minority leader. good morning, ladies. >> good morning. first and make an from a madonna said that she thought about blowing up the white house. when you listen to that, you think, is that even legal? you can't shout fire. how can she say that? >> you can't say those things that reagan national airport a few miles away. i lived in washington d.c. for 15 years and i was there on 9/11. you don't make those types of remarks in a city that suffered a terrorist attack and madonna doesn't know who in her audience may be listening and taking a cue and maybe even trying to impress her by taking her up on her word. but dunn also appeared because

she was reading from a script that those were scripted remarks. it was not off hand. she said she thought about it a lot. there's been some suggestion that even the secret service should investigate. i think they showed some madonna understands she has a responsibility in what she did yesterday is deeply irresponsible. >> i'm all for peaceful protest. a lot of time in beijing. you have to admit we do live in the best place to be a woman. the fact that they can peacefully protest and say what they want to say, can't you say this is the best place to be a woman? certainly when you compare our nation to many others particularly in the developing world, the united states is a leader when it comes to women's rights. i want to say a few words about the event yesterday. i did go down there in the midst of the crowds in the chaos in washington d.c., but i have a message for fellow democrats. we are not doing ourselves any favors by screaming obscenities and how they moved remarks on

time. this is not the way to change policy. a one-day event was okay as wonderful without i than a thousand people out in the city of washington and hundreds of thousands across the globe as you mentioned at the beginning of the segment. but what is happening right now is instead of talking about things like the elimination of 25 grant programs at the justice department for the violence against women act, we talk about madonna basically screaming obscenities and talking about blowing up the white house. but we need to do is be more solution oriented good when it illusions not slogans. we need to be productive and not chaotic. to me i would implore my fellow democrats and progressives concerned about these issues. the sink about killing this energy. moscow trading for a pc. >> .spot on. and to that point, it was

conditional love because it wasn't for all women to come out. if you're pro-life come you weren't even allowed to partner with these organizations. this is the end of helping in the end. >> this was billed as a women's march. more appropriate to call it a liberal women's march. some women were not welcome. they were disinvited because the organizers of the march said we don't want those types of women that abortion trumps gender in this case. i would also point out that i wanted to hear a little bit more humility in the sense that vote, donald trump won 40% of the women spoke. he won 27.5 million women voting for donald trump. there are many different issues that appeal to many different women as female. donald trump won the white female vote. he won the noncollege female educated out by 52%. i would've liked to seen some of those women onstage acknowledged. abby: beginning to get to kellyanne conway if she was on the other side of thing should

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>> roosting the oval office, president tremper in 1000% support while once again claiming that he says is the dishonest media. kristin fisher is at the white house the white house or the tribe administration prepares for day two. >> hey guys, good morning. president trump has two games on the schedule. and tonight he's holding a reception for law enforcement and first responders. yesterday was mr. comes first full day in office and he spent it visiting the cia headquarters or there's a standing ovation despite his repeated criticism that the intelligence community. a few weeks ago he played it to germany, but yesterday the president claimed his view on the media. >> i am with you 1000% and the reason is that as you know i have a running war with the media. they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth.

[cheers and applause] abby: president trump made those remarks while sitting in front of the cia's ball of stars at each represents an employee who died in the land of service. using that as a backdrop didn't fit well with the former director of the cia, john brennan. his former aide released a statement saying britain is deeply saddened and angered at trump's despicable display of self aggrandizement in front of the cia memorial ball of agency euros. trump should be ashamed of themselves. so far, president trump has not responded, but that of course could change at any moment with a single tweet. y'all were talking about the lights on at the white house. i've white house. i've been out here every morning at 5:00 a.m. for the last two mornings and both times when i write your life and come at the lights and the residents were on, which is a noticeable departure from when president obama was in. abby: they were waiting for you to come on the air.

pete: we know that he doesn't sleep latch. he is an early riser. clayton: they mention what the former cia director said. he did mention the significance of where he was standing and he said i'm behind you. you'll have so much backing. so much of what it's all about, connected to law enforcement. but a departure from the previous administration in the same wavelength of the tools they need. >> last night eric trump spoke on justice with judge jeanine. really a saville moment. so much of it is a family affair and they are all experiencing this together. you may not apply without his same santa speaking on his behalf. here's what he said last night. >> this is unbelievable out of

the capital down the stairs, these are men and women in uniform at attention walking through a sea of them lined up on the way down the stairs. it was so powerful and it's just the masses. you see the washington monument, there is a sea of people. that is a 62nd period of time for the time you startup up to the chinese to entrepreneurs see. that's a sight i'll never forget. truly unbelievable. >> so many have come in with the part of the country opposed to the way they are and what they think and what they stand for. what is your dad going to do as he fights to bring america together. >> there's no question this country is divided for a very long time. i think you are really seeing it more so than ever right now.

people want jobs back. they want security back. people don't want isis running around this country. they don't want bombs going off in marathons. they don't want our nightclubs getting shot. people want education. they want jobs. they want manufacturing. but not great quality of life. they want great health care. he has a better ability to deliver that than i think any president before him. he's going to do an unbelievable job. you just watch. pete: it was interesting as he watched the family walking through the parade paid one of the largest extent of the largest extended families we've seen coming to the white house in decades. i couldn't help but think as you watch them come sit in the seats, are they taking it in and those moments? abby: athletic i wish i had taken it all and more because you're so overwhelmed with what your experience being. for them, having been through

this with my dad at the national level, but not as far along as they got. hubert tirelessly for imad. it's such an emotional journey. you also love your dad so much. you love your parents so much. it's an emotional roller coaster. i think you're right. you take a step back a few days later you're trying to remember it all but she can't because it's emotionally overwhelming. clayton: realizes trump took it and realizes the gravity. abby: had been starting with president trump's hacking of foreign leaders. mr. trump taken a call from president henrique beneath the two discuss trade, immigration and border security. the president will welcome british prime minister theresa may to washington on friday. a motorcycle driver lucky to be alive this morning. take a look at this insane crash caught on camera. the writers emigrated the back of the car in a washington state highway command landed on top of

the car. the man holding on for dear life for a quarter of a mile before the driver finally stopped. police say the driver of the car was drunk and now faces charges. transfer the driver of the car was. >> who will play out in the super bowl in houston. green bay packers and atlanta falcons and ran on fox at 3:05 p.m. eastern. a showdown between the pittsburgh steelers and new england patriots and foxboro game starts at 6:40 p.m. a good day of football today. pete: can't wait. so much politics in an odd duration. a look at the forecast -- feeling fantastic out here. new york city temperatures sitting right into the middle 40s. not the case for everyone. you are talking about happening

in georgia appeared vague area of the kinetic tornado watch. there have been areas where tornadoes have been spun on a of time. this system will continue to lift itself up to the north. archer nato threat today really highlighting right there. i want to show you really quick future radar at another ground. i'm looking at a big line of showers moving through. that's an indoor stadium. should impact the game. pete: the liberal media is out after sean spicer puts them on notice. now players running. details next. abby: all the designers to refuse to dress first lady melania traub for the inoculation may be eating their words. pete: she did look amazing.

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is covered fairly. the headline should the networks and newspapers they are not taking it very well. cnn's same rally check, sean spicer has the media for crosby at the "washington post" and sean spicer held a press conference. he didn't take questions or tell the whole truth. "usa today" and the second press secretaries drag so-called combat his dark tone. "washington times" columnist collude about. would you make of the way the western media is reacting to sean spicer's comments? >> was a very confident to write press conference aimed at putting the media on notice. you will fact check us. we will fact check you every step of the way. they have a lot of real grievances there. the whole report on them and they'll cave dust oval office that blew up with a bunch of responsible reporters retreating and kind of making the story go

by road and it was completely untrue. is the media so much once to go against the report, donald trump says they're making things up. what sean spicer did last night was a listen, we're not going to get away with its values this podium to go back and fact check. pete: the media hitting hard. why can hard. why can they always not resist comparing folks to germany or hitler. the latest is abc's terry moran talking about america first slogan. >> people want to hear that message if america first. however carries with it overtones of an anti-semitic movement saying we don't want to get involved. the worst kerry very ugly up close in our history. >> seriously. >> event at chris matthews on msnbc immediately after donald trump speech stated it was a

lariat in in its approach and newspapers at the "washington post" reviving our recalling that this story that he dramatizes america first. donald trump says is very important thing in a speech when you open your hearts to patriotism, there's no room for prejudice. the bible tells us how good it is when god's people live in unity. this is something that would never be in a hitler speech. and also -- pete: and not emphasize. >> absolutely not. winston churchill. john mccain's campaign slogan in 2008, country first. so i mean, i don't know why that was enough for back then about this. pete: they are because they were unhinged about a movement like someone paying politics and making a more irrelevant because he can go over the top of them is paid directly to the people.

kelley rendell, thank you for speaking to the people from the "washington times." well, he's caught himself the law and order president. our nations share its -- >> we need them to do their part to enforce immigration laws. >> one of the shares joins us live next. plus, the president taken action on obamacare. what is next? we will have an idea where break down trump's first 100 days and what's in the lineup to come up. ♪ ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months.

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>> is common for law and order president. a message for president. >> where your local sheriffs treasure keeping america safe. but if the president and congress to do their part to start enforcing immigration laws. >> lesser depending on ijoin use sheriffs who saw the video. putnam county, new york sheriff don smith is great to see you. you went to high school with donald trump, is that right? >> i went to new york military academy in preparation for west point and donald trump was in the class of 1964. i was in the class of 1965. on behalf of all the alumni of new york military academy, we want to congratulate our new commander-in-chief, donald trump and tell them how proud we are. i know there was a tear in her eye when we have been academy passing review in the inauguration parade. we are very proud of our 43rd president of the united states.

pete: you have a message. when the video. you want congress to work with the president. what is your message to president trump about enforcing our immigration laws? >> clayton, i think it is important that we never forget and i know president trump no-space. the main mission of government at every level is to protect the people elected or appointed to serve. i've devoted my life in the u.s. military analysis shortcut county. the military as one were spent. we would ask president trump to ensure that our borders are enforced to ensure he works with congress to properly staff and find and customs enforcement. and make sure that law enforcement and our military are seamless in working together at every level of government

working together, sharing intelligence commissioner and information to keep our people safe. >> of course you have sanctuary cities. how do we prevent another case family, a sanctuary city. >> i think we need to use every measure possible to ensure that we have to have law enforcement sharing information, working together. keith steinway was a young woman in the prime of her life murdered. the person that killed her, that allegedly killed her height seven felony convictions, had been deported five times and then went back to san francisco because it was a sanctuary cities. the federal government needs to ensure that we are working with all of our local governments, state governments and to me than

enforce funding mechanisms to ensure sanctuary cities don't make us less safe. a sanctuary city that is supposed to putnam county makes the residents of putnam county less safe. clayton: it's a spillover effect and then this affect surrounding counties. it's going to be an interesting four years. it is day two of donald trump's presidency. a busy week ahead of us. we appreciate it. >> clayton, thank you so much. in putnam county, we celebrate naturalization. we celebrate immigrants coming here. great ceremonies of public officials. this is about criminal illegal aliens, people who are here illegally and commit crimes against their citizens and people. that's why it the country are standing up for. >> well said he thank you so

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house. pete: blowing up the white house. by the marches have massively missed their mark. there were many great performances that fred is not duration but it was president george w. bush wrestling a plastic poncho that has people talking this morning. breaking down the viral transfer this weekend. "fox & friends" our two starts right now. ♪ >> lights on in the residency, the white house bright and early this morning. the top part -- both morning she both morning she's been there at 5:00 a.m. unlike some of the central residents which is a

great departure from the illustration. it smells like syrup on the couch. pete: i was using an tremendous jacket. i might be on my sleeves. >> we have it -- we don't have any food. what a sin upon them all. lifting up off the ground. welcome and on the sunday morning. we are getting a sense of how -- it is now the trump administration getting a real sense of how the trump administration will go up to the legacy media, the mainstream media when they feel like they've been marginalized or pushed aside or when there's something dishonest. pete: wasn't just her in the campaign. they've made it very clear on

day one of taken the oath of office that they'll keep going after the mainstream media and the march. pete: how they talked about the removal of the mlk bus which never happened. yesterday spoke for 25 minutes about 400 people in the audience very well received. he took that opportunity to talk about the media's coverage. this is what he had to say. >> i get up this morning. i turn on one of the networks and the show and the field. i made a speech. i looked out, the field, it looks like a million, 1.5 million people. we should celebrate this practically nobody standing there. donald trump did not draw. illinois back to the washington monument. by mistake i get this network. and it shows an empty field.

they will pay a big price. >> teleprompters by the way. president trump is in true form. >> what he didn't say is i've got a thousand%, meaning the intelligence agency to pay that was the main reason he was there. abby: he needed to do that by the way. >> it is very well received. >> you could tell he was angry because this white house press secretary goes out live right from the top saying go out in front of the podium and try to set the record straight about what unfolded yesterday. here is the first press conference wish on space there. watch. >> yesterday at a time when our nation in the world was watching a peaceful transition of power, some members of the media were engaged in false reporting. two went in since yesterday stand out.

one was a particularly egregious example when a reporter falsely treated out that the martin luther king jr. bus had been removed from the oval office. this was irresponsible and reckless. secondly, photographs at the inaugural proceedings were intentionally framed in a way in one particular tweet to support it gathered on the mall. the largest audience to witness an inauguration. both in person and around the globe. these attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the maturation are shameful and wrong. the president may be too unifying our country and that is the focus of the inaugural address. this dishonesty in the media, challenging and bring our nation together is making up for difficult. a lot of talk in the media about the responsibility to what donald trump accountable. i'm going to tell you it goes two ways. will the press accountable as well. the american people deserve

better and dishonesty serves as the messenger for this incredible movement, you'll take his message directly to the american people or his focus will always be. thank you for being here tonight. i will see you on monday. pete: former press secretary saying that was clearly breaks in the boss. it's a boss. is the message of what you do and deliver to the american people. >> no questions, no prisoners. if you have to read during parts of it, read. when we get punished were going to counterpunch. he made about the numbers, the size of the crowd. you are reporting fairly. showing passes and you are showing totality of it. if you hold us accountable for how to preach about how high and mighty you are, through a turn right back around and hold you accountable because you are not fair and you find over barack obama for eight years. u.s. and softball questions and didn't hold them accountable. and now a day when you're

assaulting us? were not going to take it. clayton: the idea on day one this is where you should be talking about. a press conference like this. he had one breath says we don't have any accurate numbers that the national park service has stopped counting people in the next breath says this is the largest crowd ever to watch an observation. abby: that's when you know it came directly from president trump. that's his style. everybody knows that. clayton: my point has been that re-with charles krauthammer, it was surreal to watch this. yet the opportunity to talk about obamacare. i was the executive order. he could have said in his first day in office, here's a president trump did to ease the burden of obamacare. i want to give you at the president did in his first 24 hours. hukill right after the mainstream media. pete: there some hyperbole there.

they will take the bait. they're going to go nuts. abby: he can't resist either. again that we will continue to play at the next for years. when you think the president trump style, with a ride on? keep giving us your thoughts. pete: catherine stood ready at this pitch is exactly who sean spicer was talking to. i actually stood up and cheered. the most unreliable and untrustworthy community has met its match. i have a solution to the problem. just move all the dishonest media to the back of the room turned price breaks. i think they may have thought about this. >> the president should push back. the life left unchallenged. be true in the eye of the beholder. >> blog has been captured freedom of the stories and donald trump is able to see out over top of you and speak to the people that aggregates them. he's going to punch back.

abby: i want to say quickly, to your point that you should be about. there should be the focus of the first couple days. go in and letting them know that i care about you. i want to boost morale. i'm going to change things. i'm going to give you everything you need. it seemed like they were in love in everything he was saying. you're going to get so much backing. mr. president please stop backing us so much. classic trampy will come back to it. >> los angeles, new york, washington d.c., chicago, atlanta, london, all around the world, babe ruth. they had a lot of different people at different arches and celebrities and a lot of profanity laced signs that we received across social media yesterday. a lot of people angry about the direction of this country. madonna among other celebrities

without there and race quite a few eyebrows with their statements. watch. >> it took days horrific moment of darkness to wake us up. i am a nasty woman. i feel hitler in the streets, and mustache traded for a toupee. >> our president is not america. we are america and we are here to stay. >> president trump, i did not vote for you. i want to be able to support you, but first i ask that you support me. >> yes, i'm angry. yes, i am outraged. yes, i have thought and not a lot about blowing up the white house.

but i know that this won't change anything. abby: can i point out the hypocrisy to that. i can't get over the fact she said that. i'm shocked there are many repercussions. you can't go to a movie theater and say fire. there may be paired may be. lucio plays out. the hypocrisy of her saying that when they are out there complaining how vulgar things are from president trump. here they are thinking about the white house. pete: we had capri a pirate, a liberal who missed an opportunity concerning to remain. this imputing anyone who supported the president trump and i don't think it achieved a lot other than being cathartic. abby: is another headline starting with the emergency. tears through southern mississippi killing four people in hattiesburg.

nearly every building was damaged. those storms ripping through states from texas to alabama. let's take a look at this aftermath in a car dealership in mobile, alabama. cars piled on top of each other. we will keep a close eye. united states in this world working together again at last. president trump to work with benjamin netanyahu later on today. they're expected to discuss the controversial anti-israel boat video in which president trump has openly condemned. we'll also talk of the terror terror threats from iran and korea. we may be on the verge of having a new secretary of state. the senate foreign relations committee announcing they will vote on confirming rex tillerson as early as tomorrow. clashing with both republicans with russia. see how that plays out. the timing and how quickly this confirmations are confirmed will be a key signal early on about

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on trade, on taxes, on immigration, on foreign affairs will be made to benefit american workers and american families. train to president trump taking taking -- signed into law an executive order scaling back obamacare, taxes and requirement. you look forward to the first hundred days, what policies are and what's on the way out. kit and he reprints from real clear politics are good to have you here this morning. welcome back after busy days in washington. already getting started on health savings accounts is a big one. u.s.-mexico war while congressional term limits on term limits on the big one has been talking about a long time. 25 million jobs. the first one, help their yet to run with it if been. >> this is a top priority for donald trump and republicans in congress. they've been repealing obamacare since it inception.

they're trying to figure out how to go about that. some of the phrases on the screen or parts of a donald trump laid out in the gettysburg address kind of situation. but he wanted to do in his first hundred days, what he wanted to get rolling. the health care law will take up a lot of time in congress maybe some republicans in congress to repeal the lobby for donald trump was inaugurated. they are trying to get that moving here. he's also going to be talking about ways to create jobs. we are dishonest and pr efforts. we are dishonest about his directing companies and talking about porter taxes on those things. it's not going to be as easy as donald trump would like it to be. but i think what she saw at the executive order on day one was assembled we are going to get things done right away. abby: reality will set in quickly. along with his honeymoon. that's the people give him the chance to see what he can get

done. >> some people have not given him -- exactly. you do have republicans wanting to give him a little broom. he seen situations over the past several weeks for donald trump is that i want to do this on taxes for this on obamacare. health care for everyone. republicans are saying that not quite but we want to do. but they are not forcefully pushing back on him just yet. there's going to be a broad conference as you know. but what's important here is he setting the tone and what he wants to say. abby: one thing is obamacare. thanks to throw that out the window. sanctuary cities, foreign governments obvious. 35% corporate tax. >> )-right-paren his pledge to drain the swamp was heard over and over again. his team wanted to put a ban on lobbyists in the white house, a ban on white house lobbying for a government.

they've are developed in terms of getting those things done. i was talking to a lot of supporters at the capitol during inauguration day and a lot of people mention all of those things he showed on the screen i simply they had voted for him about. they wanted the wall. they wanted security measures. they wanted health care repeal. they wanted tax reforms in the sorts of things. it is the way for him to say about, we hear what you're saying and getting the ball is rolling. abby: a busy 100 days ahead he had >> good to see you. abby: will love celebrities condemn madonna for saying this? >> i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house. but i know that this won't change anything. abby: unbelievable. -- this is the on talk about that. thus tom brady paid to the patriots quarterback: congratulate him after the

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abby: we are back with headlines with the fbi desperate to recover machine guns going from agence car last month in san francisco. an ammunition clip and bulletproof vest also taken. the same sanctuary city ricky stanley bush shot back in 2015. achilles and a gun stolen from a not so scar. an illegal immigrant deported at least five times. drug smugglers getting freed of border patrol. 3000 pounds of pot disguised as watermelon.

agent expecting the watermelon sugar 390 packages of marijuana. over to you. hundreds of thousands of women gathering protesting the president despite his continued calls for unity after violent riots erupted in a nation's capitol immediately following the president swearing in their money. >> when will the so-called peaceful left announced those inciting the riots. conservative filmmaker tim vashti souza. as this goes on, where the sensible places say in enough of this violence talk in writing. >> well, i don't think we're actually going to care very much about. the reason for it is that the rhetoric that has inspired the violence has come from the mainstream of the democratic arty. if we think back to this election, even before the election we got from hillary, the dnc the idea that trump is

not a normal candidate. he is outside the bounds of acceptability. i think for this reason, there is a sense that since we are dealing with the kind of extremist modern-day mussolini, ashley judd april that compared him to hitler. the left feels license to unleash this of rioting and violence because how well students up hitler? >> to think the left missed an opportunity? large squash intend with hundreds of thousands of people, did they miss an opportunity to elevate this national dialogue? >> well, they did in the sense that the left could have chosen to make this a kind of sophisticated, articulate, intelligent critique of what they see as transamerica. but the party is largely brain-dead. it doesn't have that kind of thought behind it. in fact, it's reacting with a

certain kind of juvenile betterment of them lost an election they felt sure they could win. what we have seen is just petulant outburst enraged, but very little in the way of actual coherent thought. >> this is day one. they must rebound this for me. where does this go without without leadership come without a coherent understanding of what the democrat 38 of me, week, a month from now struck with his agenda forward. visited more by the amount larger come as mohler, where does the movement felt? >> democrats think about it even more. there's a kind of senegal dissembling backroom dealing type of camp announced that hillary can't. democrats went with hillary and now they are very angry because they lock even though they were sure to win. the marquand applied not boisterous pilot died. these two sides are held together by obama because he has a streak of both sides. now we will see if you will earn eight faction of the party begin

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>> they probably do. a lot of kids in the white house. you've got to check it out on day one. pete: and heels i will note. >> you have to actually exchange your shoes out. foot spray in there? press secretary sean spicer laying down the law and the first white house press briefing yesterday. >> at a time when our nation and the world was watching the peaceful transition of power. the reporter falsely treated out martin luther king jr. by side been removed from the oval office. akamai, photographs of the macro setting were framed in a way to minimize the enormous support that gathered on the national mall. this is the largest audience to ever witness the inauguration. , both in person and around the globe. this dishonesty in the media,

bringing about our nation together is making it more difficult. a lot of talk about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable. i'm here to tell you it goes two ways. we will the press accountable as well. thanks for being here tonight. i will see you on monday. >> not going to answer any questions today. democratic strategists in the chair and democrats for trump, harlan hill. republican strategists of all met for an michael sorkin. nice to see all three of you this morning. noel, was this setting the tone for the rest of the next four years right off the bat from sean spicer? this is how we'll do what the media? >> absolutely. not only is it setting the tone, but i think what you will see from here on out is reinforcing trumps bread of i'm the only one you can trust. look, trump won the nomination and all the polls, all the media heading down.

you've got to realize a lot of people that voted him and do not have a trust for the media. >> with the first press conference to that? he might recommend they are setting the tone of precedent. there are very few. they are all political act to those that are bent on defeating donald trump and they have been when he was running for president and not to undermine his presidency. the day before the moderation, one of the main competitors of this network ran a piece fantasizing about the assassination of donald trump. it's a fact, they did. that is nothing more than liberal disaster. and it's become mainstream. it's fully accepted by the mainstream media. nobody questions it because they think their responsibility is to undermine our president. >> i've loved being with harlan. he is never dull. the only spin was then that rolling alley but the press briefing room yesterday. they have to get past being confrontational. you could be opposite each other. you could be opposite senator

schumer. you could be opposite the press without being confrontational all the time. trump was nominated. trump won and there is a protest in there fighting with the press. he doesn't need to be that way all the time. sometimes you just go out. he met that they are not fair. he has to set a tone this will not be tolerated anymore. there is a need for this type of behavior. >> is that the election was about anyone. it diminishes -- >> talking about blowing up the white house, people in the media calling him literally hitler and they've been doing it for 18 months. this kind of language is licensed to some crazy person "the new york times" "new york times" subscription it thinks they are stopping the next -- it's the truth. you look like the coverage yesterday the protest marches. far more favorable than the mainstream media with the despicable things written on these signs.

you can really show them on websites. was media fare of their coverage of both the president and adoration and the protest marches? >> i do agree that a lot of reporting these days is upon you. that being said, there's a difference between the editorial pages and the reporting that the reporting has advised that favors the position like this has a bias in other news papers are not the type of bias. that is reflected. they spoke favorably of you not to ration it negatively. >> let's look at some of these headlines. massive women's march on washington gives voice to war of resistance. new yorker bitterness and and resentment at trump's detailing his trumpet u.s. into dark as, blames obama in inaugural speech. >> you've got to look at that. the media and the movement culture are one and the same. i feel like a good deal to the

fire with the movement culture. it's very popular to be at a movement that they're actually giving pretty much homage to many movement organizations. now it so happens that the ankle were trump is looking at this from a fan you are actually promoting and covering this on a more random scale than my inauguration and the fact that i'm out as president of the united states. >> there's goodness for donald trump of bad news for democrats. the democrats didn't just lose the white house. 52 republican senators, 42 members of the house of representatives a 31 republican governors in 32 state legislators totally controlled by republicans. democrats in freefall. >> they won the elections. it doesn't have to be a fight all the time every day about it. >> i agree with that. doesn't have to be a fight all the time. get some work done. abby, over to you. trade to other headlines.

showtime like they are those that inauguration protesters. 217 arrested for smashing storefront windows will now be charged with felony and could spend up to 10 years in prison. writers were well organized. tom brady catching some serious heed this warning over his support for president trump. the new england patriots start refusing to deny he called the president to congratulate him. >> that are not much to say. >> did you call? >> did i call him? let's talk about foot tall stuff. abby: that after trump gave the patriot porter back a shot out the night before his maturation as some liberal patriot as were so triggered they stopped rooting for their team entirely. and there is alec baldwin, the

actor mysteriously skipping out on this weekend's episode of "saturday night live," known for his impression of the president that he would reprise his role now that the election is over, but instead we saw a short list vladimir putin the focus of the comedy show called opening. the presidential impression making her appearance at all. dallas last night. -- that was last night. pete: president trump tells the cia has got their back. john brennan says the president focused too much on himself. a former cia op is there here to react next. this moment for me not to ration has everyone talking this morning. president george w. bush wrestling with a punch. at some point you just say forget it. i'm not wearing that. were not at disney world.

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>> very, very few people could do the job you people do. i want to let you know i am so behind you. i know maybe sometimes you haven't gotten it back and that you wanted and you're going to get so much backing. pete: they went on to say please don't give us so much backing. eight minutes ago he started out as six. i had a great meaning, packed house come up a great respect to the wall. lost wall. most innovations come amazing people. when. that is donald trump's response eight minutes ago. donald trump being criticized by john brennan for focusing too much on himself while standing in front of the cia memorial. that is what the tweet is referring to. former cia officer gary bernstein. you're a field operative. you know this better than anyone. how do you gauge the reaction president trump got yesterday? >> first off, it is expected

that people at the cia, many of them very conservative are going to support a commander-in-chief that is going to baker's he defend american interests and who would have great act of leadership comes over there to thank all of them after being in old said by the former director of the cia, john brennan during the last week. i'm very happy and proud of term for going over there and doing a good trend for the former cia director feels differently. the former cia chief of staff for this. former cia or brennan is deeply saddened and angered that trumps despicable display of fur that the sea ice memorial ball. credits as trump should be ashamed of themselves. to be clear, president trump did refer to the ball at the beginning of his remarks. do you think any of that was inappropriate? >> i've got friends on that wall. i didn't find any of his statements offensive at all. what i find offensive is

president obama and john brennan not sending support to cia members in benghazi who got killed and now the stars are on the wall because of them. that's what i find offensive. president trump should be thanked and the people express apparently he had an extended standing ovation there, which i would've asked back. and i'm glad he did it. he talked to them in the way he does simply put you on the same wavelength. i get it. talk to us about that. but does he mean by the fact president trump is on the same wavelength as cia operatives? >> what he's saying is i will vigorously defend american interests. i know you're taking risks. i'll take risks and stand behind you because people in the cia are at the end of a very long branch. they are in dangerous places. if they fail, people will be killed.frequently they are crit. they need a commander-in-chief

doubles stand behind them. his message was i'm going to stand behind you. i'm very glad he went there. i have no problem with his statements in front of that wall. it's an important place to be and he did that on his first day after the inauguration. kudos to president trump. trade to get done as much as any in this country for pursuing the centrist. are you to say that means a lot directly reflect the sentiments of so many in that room in agency. thanks for joining us this morning. >> thank you, p. pete: one of the president's biggest hits on the campaign trail. >> who is going to pay for the wall? [chanting] >> you better believe it. pete: why we may finally find out expo is going to pay for the wall. another moment from the inauguration. bear in trumpet playing peek a boo with his nephew. breaking down the viral trends from this weekend.

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pete: a lot of great moments from a maturation moments from an operation this week and a lot of them went viral. the internet exploded with things they love the most number one on on the list was president george w. bush wrestling with a poncho and dick cheney tried to help him get this classic poncho. abby: former vice president dick cheney wearing a cowboy hat,

finally helping him take the darn thing off. >> you were the cowboy hat. this came out as harshad poncho gave. it was great because i think he went there -- that they're going out on others it works out. abby: did he know everybody was talking about and social media? >> you're behind in the audience. i can't stand ponchos. you go to disney world, i never put one of those fine. does it have arms, not headlines? >> it's not breathable. they didn't want the long pointy umbrellas. few of them i like the ornamental umbrellas. >> at the reins, i hope it does because then it will prove i have real hair. pete: this is something of an

biro. >> what you do while your database signing executive orders? if you can come you find someone to play peekaboo with. i love watching them and they put them on camera because he reflects the mood of so many people, especially our age. >> you're a kid. you're overwhelmed and here you've got a buddy there. >> the obama children making faces at their dad. abby: at lake -- >> that'll be a fun part of this white house is all the kids running around. >> it's going to be a lively place. abby: to dress as dramatic as these women were wearing. melania really channeling jackie onassis issue is stressed by ralph will read, is obviously

incredible. clayton: pete and i are definitely a fashion forward. we've prescribed to "vogue" magazine. it was striking. i don't care what anybody winners in this in areas. a lot of people talking about what are they going to wear? i don't care. but when she came down, she looked incredible. tragedy would notice if it didn't look -- >> like sean spicer's jacket that looks to sizes too large. it just looked a little too big like he was wearing david burns. maybe just talk to melania's people about some fashion. everyone made fun of president obama's mom jean phinney stopped wearing them. he said enough that the mom jeans. i gave them away. he really liked them. he just couldn't wear them a savage criticism.

abby: i'm wearing them now i'm loving it. the entire trump family came out. mike pence came out with his wives and his kid. these are always that moment. i was up watching this life would have been. i always want to know what they're talking about in that moment because it's awkward. it's so close. >> and you have enough intake intimate moment with your wife, how you look around because the cameras are on you, microphones might pick you up. it's like sometimes when you're in the hallway, like ok, we are going to talk because we need something to talk about. >> a lot of fake conversations. pete: president trump on a twitter started this morning. but he just wrote about the march and the donnas statement.

abby: dancing with the first family. joining us live in the next hour. pete: there we go. ♪

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why hold it in? have your movantik moment. talk to your doctor about opioid-induced constipation. if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. good morning. happy sunday, everyone. it is january 22nd. i'm abby huntsman, and it is day two of the trump presidency, and the white house pretty secretary is putting the media on notice. >> these attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration are shameful and wrong. this kind of dishonesty in the media, the challenging bringing about our nation today is making it more difficult. >> the warning shots fired in the white house as the war with the press heats up. >> and as people march in protest against the new administration, madonna said this. >> i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house house. but i know that this won't

change anything. >> how very thoughtful of you, madonna. the president just weighed in on twitter about this. his reaction in moments. and it's a moment they will never forget. two members of our military dancing with the first family at the inaugural ball, both of them join us live this hour. "fox & friends" hour 3 starts right now. ♪ >> earlier we were looking when it was dark, the windows there you could see they were on and up, but now we know that president trump is definitely up because he's been tweeting this morning. >> you can't see the lights on or off but the past two hours we've been looking very closely and kristen fisher confirmed that, said for the past two days i've been there. >> the residence lights have been on bright and early. >> what they haven't seen in the

past eight years, up that early. >> the twitter account changed hands, right? so now it switched over. we thought it was going to be@ be@realdonaldtrump. there's two accounts. the followers are still there, so he's not going to switch it over, so he's tweeting this morning up bright and early. here's what the president had to say this morning, had a great meeting at c.i.a. headquarters yesterday, packed house, paid great respect to the wall, meaning the -- >> the memorial wall. >> the memorial wall that was standing in front of, long-standing ovations, amazing people, win. >> and he tweeted this one as well: watched protest yesterday but was under the impression that we just had an election. why didn't these people vote? celebs hurt cause badly. >> this is exactly what i -- when i saw these protests yesterday, i said out loud to my wife, "i wonder how many of those people voted." >> he had a third tweet well. he said: wow, television ratings just out, 31 million people

watched the inauguration, 11 million more than the very good ratings from four years ago." so we know he pays attention to that and continues for the inauguration. >> i didn't know that he did. >> you did know that. >> you can now listen and stream you know, whether it's on youtube and all the different ways that over the past years -- >> did they account for that with the ratings? >> i don't think you can account for it because you're having to tie in youtube streaming and hul hulu, all the different ways. >> all the different ways you can take it in now, that never existed in the past, more people probably saw that speech than any presidential speech before. >> let's go now to kristen fish fisher who's live with us at the white house. the lights have also been on behind you? >> yeah. we know president trump is an early riser, and that's what i've been seeing the last two mornings that i've been here. you know, if anybody still thought that president trump might be friendlier to the media

than candidate trump, we now know definitively that they were dead wrong. yesterday the trump administration launched an all-out assault on the press. first the president himself fired several shots during a speech at c.i.a. headquarters standing in front of the agency agency's memorial wall for fallen employees, trump blamed the media for his perceived feud with the intelligence community, even though he's the one who had repeatedly attacked them and their assessment of those russian hacks. >> i am with you a thousand percent, and the reason you're my first is as you know i have a running war with the media. they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. all right all right. >> [laughter] >> it was president trump's press secretary sean spicer. he used his first official statement from the briefing room to blast the media for its coverage of the inauguration, specifically its use of that

split-screen photograph comparing the photographs of obama's inauguration to trump's. spicer claimed the crowds were the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, but he offered little evidence to back it up. >> there's been a lot of talk in the media about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable and i'm here to tell you it goes two ways. we're going to hold the press accountable as well. >> so the relationship between president trump and the press corps that covers him is already off to a very volatile start. there's an unprecedented level of hostility here, perhaps, and this is only his second full day in office. >> long four years ahead. thank you, kristen. she makes a good point. people are wondering this was his tone throughout the campaign but was this going to continue once he got into office? was there still going to be this war of words between president trump and the press? and i don't think it will only continue, i think it's only going to double down. >> the honeymoon is over because the honeymoon has existed for eight years but the press and the obama administration, it

ended yesterday. >> you said long four years ahead but a lot of people look and say long eight years behind, and trump and spicer are saying it is a new day, accountability will cut both ways.mainstream m is the left-stream immediate and they've been coming after us and will keep coming after us so we will correct the record. this was the filibuster big counterpunch. the media were the ones that created the issue of numbers, how many, who attended, let's litigate that with photographs, and also said did the mlk statue get pulled out of the white house or not. and from minute one is they said we were gonna fight back. they said they won't take it lying down. >> he in one breath says we have no numbers, the national park service has no numbers and yet it's the largest crowd in history. >> and most viewed they said, too,. >> now, most viewed is probably 100 percent accurate meaning the amount of people listening to radio, streaming it on youtube all around the world, probably more watched visually than any inauguration in history. but, come on.

>> they think the american people actually care about these numbers, though. they don't. >> no, they don't. >> people that vote for donald trump do not care about any of this, right? >> that's the point, and that's what what was sort of frustrating watching this yesterday and i think a lot of people were saying you have an opportunity to come out and talk about obamacare, the president's first executive order the other night, he could have come out in a statement and said the president didn't waste any time, went right after obamacare, using the burden for millions of americans, instead spending time on these numbers of the crowd. >> or they could be reacting to the reaction he got at the c.i.a. because there was so much speculation that, oh, there's going to be hostility between president trump and the intel community because the leaks and all that, so he went straight to the issue as he oftentimes does, went straight to langley at c.i.a. and talked to the officers. >> no prompter. >> no prompter, and this is the reception that he got from the c.i.a. >> very few could do the job you people do and i just want to let you know i am so behind you, and i know maybe sometimes you

haven't gotten the backing that you've wanted, and you're going to get so much backing. almost everybody in this room voted for me, but i will not ask you to raise your hands. [laughter] but i would guarantee a big portion because we're all on the same wavelength. i have a running war with the media. they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. [laughter] [applause] >> and they sort of made it sound like i had a feud with the intelligence community, and i just want to let you know the reason you're number one stop is exactly the opposite, exactly the opposite and they understand that too. >> tell me those guys and gals in that room don't love him, aren't taking a breath of fresh air and saying, "we've got somebody who will have our back, wants to defeat the enemy and are the same wavelength." >> when he talked about the dishonest media you could hear them cheering in the background and i think that says exactly

what's going on in this country and the disconnect what they feel they need to be reporting, what the american people want to hear, and what they actually want to happen. >> we had a democrat strategist earlier that conceded the point yes, even the favorable coverage of the protest over the issue of donald trump's inauguration, we saw all these protests and even with the nasty things that were written on signs, they received more favorable coverage than did president trump's inauguration. >> it's true, the press has been almost treating it as if the protests against president trump were inauguration day, for them, for the leftstream media that wanted hillary clinton, that were passing her debate questions, and now angry and apoplectic that she didn't win, so they went wall-to-wall on coverage of the women's march and other protests that were on. they were large protests of folks on the coasts, in big cities, protesting in favor of hillary clinton. but i think they exposed themselves yet again with the way that they covered that. >> let's talk about these protests, because there were hundreds of thousands -- i think

500,000 in d.c. alone, also outside the u.s. in places like berlin and paris. and, you know, there was one moment where some of the celebrities were up there speaking and sort of giving their voice for this movement, and this -- mind you, a lot of this was protesting some of the vulgar things that have been said from mr. trump over the years past, but you've listened to like what madonna said, for example, and the hypocrisy of just vulgar to vulgar. listen to what she said in this moment. >> it took this horrific moment of darkness to wake us the [bleep] up. i am a nasty woman. i feel hitler in these streets, a mustache traded for a toupee. a president is not america. we are america, and we are here to stay. president trump, i did not vote

for you. i want to be able to support you but first i ask that you support me. yes, i'm angry. yes, i am outraged. yes, i have thought an awful lot about blowing up the white house house. but i know that this won't change anything. >> wow. blowing up the white house. >> the failing new york times called it a dark speech by donald trump the day before. how is that not dark? blowing up the white house. but this is defiant. when use "hitler," the first person uses hitler in any debate automatically loses, and then says blowing up the white house? >> the hypocrisy of all this, we had patricka farrow on earlier, she's a liberal, and she said the women missed a huge opportunity to speak to the real issues here. if anything, this could ultimately help president trump

at the end of the day because this is exactly what he campaigned against. >> he was out there talking to protests, exactly what he campaigned against, exactly right, instead of answering my questions about why are you out here, it was you're a racist, you're a nazi, you're a fascist, it's whoa, we can have a conversation, but if you're going to call me names, how is that effective? >> also i wonder how many of those people voted. mr. trump tweeted that this morning that exact same question question. well, you had your chance and you didn't get out and actually marshal your forces before the election. >> i'm for those protests. this is what america is all about. any time you spend time and a place around the world where you aren't allowed to protest, but also this is the greatest country on earth to be a woman, because you're allowed to peaceably protest, allowed to speak about the issues that you're passionate about, that you care about. i think it's great that it spoke highly to what we are as americans. >> women's rights are human rights. i said, tell that to the lady in

afghanistan or tell that to isis who have no rights. it's not that the world is perfect. >> it's a reality check. >> my goodness, it's a reality check and i thought you put that real well. coming up in the show, sean spicer sends a message to the media. democrats vow to stall the president's cabinet picks, so how should president trump handle the opposition. chris wallace is here next to weigh in on that. and it was one of the president's biggest hits on the campaign trail. >> who is going to pay for the wall? who? you better believe it. >> abby was chanting as well. why we may finally find out if mexico will pay for the wall. stick around. i need to promote my new business and do it on budget. i can make that happen. business cards? business cards, brochures, banners... pens? pens, magnets, luggage tags, bumper stickers. how about foam fingers? like these? now, get 15% off making your company stand out.

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>> this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration, period, both in person and around the globe. the president is committed to unifying our country, and that was the focus of his inaugural address. this kind of dishonesty in the media, the challenging the bringing about our nation together is making it more difficult. there's been a lot of talk in the media about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable. and i'm here to tell you that it goes two ways. >> that was press secretary sean spicer sending a fiery message to the media during his first white house press briefing yesterday. >> joining us now to react is the host of fox news sunday chris wallace. good to see you this morning. just on the surface your reaction on that first press -- it wasn't really a briefing 'cause he didn't take any questions but his first press statement yesterday. >> i thought it was highly

unusual and, quite frankly, i thought it was embarrassing for the trump administration when a press secretary, and i covered the white house for six years, announces a special briefing out of schedule, it's a big deal, there's some policy announcement some personnel announcement and here was sean spicer in his very first briefing for the press, one, refusing to take questions, as you pointed out, but then basically attacking reporters for reporting the truth, which was that this was not as big a crowd as some of the other inaugurals, specifically barack obama's in 2009. all you have to do is look at the pictures, and it's clear. there are a couple of points to it. one, it's disturbing because he was making a flat statement that was not true. secondly, it was utterly trivial trivial. who cares about the size of the crowd at the inaugural? >> right. >> it's completely indifferent to the issues facing the country and yet he had the special press briefing to excoriate the press in a trivial matter. >> chris, do you think they're

also, the trump administration is also looking at the optics and the style, the tone they want to set to the rest of america that we're not going to take this lying down, so they found the pictures piece and as well the martin luther king statue that, you know, they thought was out but was actually in, but they want -- is a shot across the bow and could be effective in that sense? >> it could be effective if it was about something important. these are trivial matters. first of all, on the martin luther king bust, the reporter made a mistake, apologized, and sean spicer accepted his apology so i don't know what the continuing fight about that was, and let me ask you, i mean, i assume you guys have seen the pictures. were there more people at obama obama's inauguration or at trump trump's inauguration, number one one? and two, who cares? >> right. you said last night, who cares on your day one spending your time, your first press briefing talking about this. he could have been come out and said in the president's first 24 hours. he actually had an executive order rolling back parts of the obamacare, and he could have addressed that issue or talked about his plans for the week of

cabinet confirmation hearings. >> right. which is what they should be -- >> responding to that, bingo. that's exactly right. look, this is a president in his inaugural address who said " "every decision i make is going to be to benefit american families." you tell me how that display yesterday was in any way beneficial to american families. >> no, that's great. i want your thoughts as well on the confirmation. more of them happening this week week. you compare them to recent presidents in the past, donald trump, he now has two that have been confirmed, right? barack obama at this point had seven, george w. bush had seven, bill clinton had three. why are they so far behind and how long do you think this will take? >> they are behind because of democratic obstruction, there's no question about it. chuck schumer has decided to make a big deal. he can't block any of these but one of the things about the senate, and the trump administration is going to have to learn this, they can slow things down, the senate particularly there's a lot of arcane procedures, so they may

not be able to stop it but they can certainly delay it, and that gives an indication that this is going to be a battle. if they're doing that over the nomination of people that the democrats basically agreed to, imagine what they're going to do about issues that they really care about. we'll have reince priebus in the show at the top of the hour. >> i was just going to say that.

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>> happy sunday morning. now to some headlines. and a state of emergency room declared after a deadly tornado tears through southern mississippi killing four people. at william carrie university in mat easeburg nearly every building was damaged, those storms ripping through states from texas to alabama. just take a look at this aftermath at a car dealership in mobile, alabama. you can see glass smashed examine cars piled on top of each other. and there's this this morning, good news from our

former first family. president george h. w. bush continues to improve this morning in a houston hospital, as first lady barbara could be released from that same hospital today. that's great news. mrs. bush has battled bronchitis as mr. bush battled pneumonia in the icu. >> following the inauguration the first and first lady honored our heroes at the salute to our armed services ball. >> you are special people. you are great, great people. i have your back. we are going to do great things for our country. >> i'm honored to be your first lady. we will fight, we will win, and we will make america great agai. >> immediately following that speech it was an unforgettable moment for two of our service members as they got to take the stage for a very special dance.

>> joining us now we've got petty officer second calculate katie carmel and army staff sergeant josé medina. thank you both for joining us this morning, getting up early. we appreciate it. i want to start with you, katie, if you would. what is that experience like to walk up to and dance with the new president of the united states? >> it was just an unforgettable experience, one i will cherish the rest of my life. >> did you know it was going to happen? it was like one of these moments seems totally unscripted. how did it unfold? >> i was selected by my chain of command and i was informed that i was the u.s. navy representative, and i was just so in shock and in awe and very honored to represent the navy. >> josé, there was one moment that i think a lot of people are wondering where you're dancing with first lady melania and she seems to be whispering something in your ear, you guys had a bit of an exchange there. what was she saying to you? >> she was just congratulating me on the dance and whatnot.

she was just trying to get to know me, you know, asking me if i had family, kids, and what not not. >> be i would be terrified. i'll be honest with you, i would be terrified. you represent our country so well. i'd be worried about stepping on toes. was that going through your mind at all? >> well, actually my heart was pounding prior to, but once i took stage, she seemed more tense than i was, so i feel like she brought my nervousness down and i got my confidence back. >> did you ask her if you could twirl her? >> oh, yes. of course i did. >> a dip. >> i'm surprised. i know a lot of staff sergeants in the army and most of them can't dance like that, so did you get lessons? >> i don't get lessons. i had mental practices and i was trying to get my debut to, you know, dancing with the stars, you know? >> i like that. >> katie, is the president a good dancer? >> absolutely. and i was just nervous the whole entire time trying not to step on the president's toes. it was overall just an

incredible experience. >> did he say anything to you in turkey tick? >> he was supportive and appreciative of our military troops, and i congratulated me for being selected and i congratulated him as well for becoming our new commander-in-chief. >> you boeth come from military families. what do your family members say about this moment? >> just really in awe, honestly, very honored to be able to represent our families, our communities, and our services. >> what does it mean to you service members that you've got a commander-in-chief coming in that says "i have your back"? >> very -- i mean, it's -- >> it's a very powerful speech. i really like how he talked to us, you know, it got to me. >> i hope that you guys frame those photos and put them somewhere special. what a cool experience. one you'll never forget for sure sure. and it was fun to watch. >> thank you both so much for joining us and for your service to our great country. >> thank you for having us. >> thank you for your support. >> you got it. >> how cool though, right? i'd have sweaty palms. they did so well. >> you're going to dance with

melania. >> no, not me. i can't dance. >> oh, man. speaking of nervous, many democrats took part in the woman's march on washington. but could that actually hurt them with voters if they and when they run a candidate in 2020? we're going to debate it next. >> and it was one of the president's biggest hits on the campaign trail. >> who is going to pay for the wall? who? you better believe it. >> well, this morning we could finally find out if mexico will pay up. ♪ as the one who's always trapped beneath the duvet, i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restlessness , it's gas. gas-x relieves pressure,bloating and discomfort in minutes !! so we can all sleep easier tonight.

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schedule with meetings with foreign leaders. mr. trump taking a call from mexico president enrique peña nieto. did i say that right? the two discussed trade, division, and border security, but first he will welcome theresa may, the british prime minister, friday. a search for survivors at a hotel in italy buried in an avalanche, fresh snow and low temperatures making it hard to find survivors, 23 people still stillmizing, at least 5 people dead, and 9 others including 4 children miraculously pulled from the rubble. and the columbus blue jackets honoring our servicemen and women on the ice, even enlisting some of them to set up a face-off, their entrance wow wowing the crowd. watch this. >> two u.s. army staff sergeants

a sergeant first class, dropping down from the ceiling to deliver the game puck on center ice. those are the headlines. >> thank you, clayton. top democratic lawmakers joining in on the women's march on washington yesterday, but was this just a political stunt to try and gain votes? and could it actually hurt them in the end with voters? here now to debate is democratic strategist jessica tarlov and former deputy assistant to george w. bush brad blake. good morning to both of you. >> good morning, abby. >> let's start, jessica, with the overview here of this march, because the headlines this morning aren't necessarily the issues that many will be talking about. it's what celebrities like madonna were saying talking about blowing up the white house house. did they miss a real opportunity here to let people know what it is they were fighting for when the headline isn't about any of that? >> i don't think so. i don't agree with madonna saying anything having to do with blowing up the white house or anything else and i think the majority of women that

participated, i myself was at the new york city march which was peaceful and quite beautiful actually, looking at the signs, talking about protecting women's rights to affordable quality health care, talking about how we are a nation of immigrants. that was the message of this march. if madonna said that, that's unfortunate, but if you listen to kamala harris, one of the rising stars in the democrat party, millions of people showing up across the country not just in coastal cities but in idaho where the elites are not hanging out there sipping their lattes, and it was about civil rights and equality, and i think it was wonderful, and we will gain voters from this, and it shows that democrats are ready to mobilize. i'm excited. >> brad, that's what they're hoping for, and i'm all for these peaceful protests, by the way. i think it's what makes this country so great so i'm all for these women coming out in these big numbers, but there were also some folks, some democrats in congress that came out, brad, hoping that it will help them in the next election. the question is will it, or could this end up backfiring? if you think about it, there

were many women excluded from this, from organizers, including a lot of pro-life women. >> sure. this is nothing but a anger management rally. they lost the election. and, by the way, a lot of the congresspeople who took part in this march did so to disparage the new president. he hasn't done anything yet. and they rejected him at the inauguration. they said that he wasn't qualified. they said that he wasn't our president. and then they show up at this march. look, the problem with democrats is not from without, it's from within. they can't even find a chair to lead their party. it's not because they weren't progressive enough; it's because they were too progressive. look, donald trump has it right: government should only do for the people what we can't do for ourselves. get out of our way. we can figure out health care for ourselves in a marketplace environment. we want a strong america. no more apology and appeasement. and this is the problem they don't understand. they were rejected soundly at the polls from the local, state,

and federal levels. >> jessica, it seemed like this was in some ways conditional love, to his point. if you want to win races, democrats, this year across the board, they lost big time. if they want to win they've got to be inclusive. when you watched this march play out, it didn't seem like -- >> it looked press diverse to m. >> it looked diverse, but if you're not allowing some because of their beliefs -- some of the those who lost this time around were catholics, for example. >> we lost white catholics. i don't know if that's ever going to change. we won hispanic catholics by a huge margin. to the pro-life point, when i first saw this, i thought, hmm, i don't really understand why this happened and then when i read the reasoning which is that pro-choice women, which i am one of, accept anti-choice women or pro-life women for their beliefs beliefs. pro-life women do not accept pro-choice women for what they believe. planned parenthood provides services for women who are going to have their baby and for women who are not going to have their baby. pro-life women groups do not do

that. this platform was a civil rights civil justice platform and we need to be inclusive and that means including women who are pro-choice. it was fundamental to the platform to stand up there with steele richards, with the heads of naral and is a we don't accept a woman's right to control her own decisions about her body is not what this march was about. those pro-life were out there. i met tons of them yesterday. but being a sponsor is very different than just participating. and to brad's point, the president already has done something. he went and signed executive orders to ease the burden of obamacare. he is going after quality, affordable health care. obamacare needs help but we know that over 30 million americans are relying on it. >> brad, last word here. does this do anything to change the vote? last i saw the election was on november 8. >> no, it doesn't, and what they should be doing is being constructive, not destructive in their attempts to change policy. look, as far as life is concerned, we accept roe vs. wade as the current law.

>> you just want to roll it back on the state level. >> no, that shouldn't be expanded and we should respect the rights of all women. >> brad, why should a woman who lives in texas not have the same rights as a woman who lives in california? >> we want to also make sure that federal funds aren't used for abortion. these are all legitimate issues. >> guys, we're going to have to leave it there. thanks for being with us this morning. >> bye, abby, bye, brad. coming up, the mainstream media pouncing on the president president's inaugural address. >> i thought it was shockingly divisive. >> overtones from the 1930s when an anti-semitic movement, saying we don't want to get involved in the war, it's the jews' fault in germany. >> did they miss the point? charles hurt is here to discuss it. ed henry, frank luntz, howie kurtz and dr. alveda king are all joining us live. ♪

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we are back with the quick headlines. new jersey senator cory booker clearing the air, dispelling any rumors of a 2020 white house run run. >> are you going to run for president? >> no. and i think we make mistake if we make decisions -- we make a mistake if we're focused on four years from now. >> booker leading the opposition in the senate against some of the president's top cabinet picks. and former president obama has been out of office less than 48 hours and he's already back on the links. you can see there obama spending his first day on vacation golfing at a private course in california. while in office the former president played 333 rounds of golf. now he can play every day. back to you guys. >> yes, he can. well, the media quickly pounced following president trump's inaugural address. >> my first reaction was i thought it was shockingly

divisive for an inaugural, and you was surprised, because i thought it was unnecessarily divisive. >> we kept hearing it would be a speech about unity and healing, and i kept waiting to hear something about unity and healing, and that never came. i think that's very surprising. >> john, inauguration speeches are always about binding the wounds of the election and bringing the country together, and that's not what happened today. >> no. this is straight out of donald trump's campaign where he loved the roar of the crowd in front of him. >> this is why he was sent her, by people wanted to to hear that message of america first. however it carries with approximate overtowns from the 1930s when an anti-semitic movement saying we don't want to get involved in europe's war, it's the jews' fault in germany. >> was this election to the speech fair? >> here to weigh in, washington times columnist and fox news contributor charlie hurt. thanks for joining us this morning. your reaction to the response of the mainstream media? >> everyone liked to talk how

dark this speech was was. talk about dark, what was dark was the coverage of it. sure, there was some tough stuff in that speech, and i would say -- and it was a reflection of his campaign, but, you know, but all daybreak the situation that donald trump has found america in at this time in history is not his fault, and it took a lot of bravery for him to go out there and deliver that speech and give a fair assessment about where a lot of americans feel like america is today. but, i mean, the media, they've never understood donald trump from the beginning, they've never taken his seriously so i guess we shouldn't be surprised to hear -- i mean, the idea of comparing donald trump's speech to something that hitler would deliver? my goodness, it's just -- >> crazy. >> it really is. it's way over the top, and i think out of the bounds of civil discourse. >> i think if you read the transcript and you said bernie sanders delivered this speech the other day, here's the transcript of bernie sanders'

speech, i think you'd be hard-pressed to tell the difference. it was a populist speech. maybe that's what the mainstream media doesn't like about it is that it was turning a flashlight onto those dark spots in america right now that need fixing. >> what makes it even more troubling for these people is it was not just an indictment or whatever of the left; it was an indictment of conservatives as well. he went out there, and he had something to say about both republicans and democrats just as he has throughout his campaign, and i think that is why he tapped into something to special, and it's why he is, you know, sparked this populist movement. >> charlie, there's a lot of coverage of the way sean spicer and the trump administration fought back against the coverage the size of the crowd and all that. what do you make of this? the media was the one that made a point of this in the first place. >> athank you. all these people in the last 24 hours or 12 hours complaining about donald trump worrying

about crowd size and ratings, who made it about crowd size and ratings? the media has made it about crowd size and ratings for years ever since president obama took his first inauguration in 2008, the media just fawns all over the crowd sizes, and for then donald trump to then, you know, come out swinging and try to set the record straight as he sees it, we can quibble about the details, but for the media then to turn around and mock him and say this is ridiculous, well, why did you make it the story in the first place? it boggles the mind. >> charles hurt from washington times, and fox news contributor. coming up on the show we got a jam-packed final hour including ed henry, frank luntz, howie kurtz, dr. alveda king. >> some great movie presidents coming up. take a look. >> this is a time for serious people, bob, and your 15 minutes

are up. my name is andrew shepherd, and i am the president. >> not going to get 15 minutes but he'll probably get three or four. kevin mccarthy has his top five presidential movies next.

>> welcome back. donald trump is officially the 45th president of the united states. we are not done honoring this historic event. >> and this morning we're looking back at the top five presidential movies of all time. >> ooh. >> joining us now with his picks is our friend kevin mccarthy, he's a fox news distributor,

founder of nerdtears.com. he put together this list of five great presidential movies. >> good morning to you. by the way, this list is more on the fun, fictional, entertaining side of, like, the presidential films. over the years you can look at all the president's men, one of the great movies at all time that frosts nixon, those films to me are masterpieces. this is is more a fun list. >> what is number 5? >> i love "dave." "dave" is amazing, kevin kline plays the president and a character named dave who looks just like the president and he ends up becoming the president as an imposter because the president goes into a coma, it's more like a funny film in regard to dialogues, sigourney weaver, i love ivan wrightman, he directed this movie, also did ghost -- both busters. >> i've not seen that one. i'll have to admit that.

number 4, you said "olympus as fallen." >> again, completely over the top, terrorist scenario, gerard butler is an action hero who has to save the president of the united states played by aaron ec eckhart. over the top. if you're a big action fan, i might be showing my age a little bit, i'm 32, i loved the eighties and nineties cheesy action movies and that's all this movie really is. it reminded me like the die hard hards and the -- >> kevin, nothing's changed, you still love that. >> speaking of cheesy action movies, number 3 on your list, and one of the great sound bites of all time, one of a president. >> yes. "independence day" again not necessarily a presidential film but a film that works overall, a fun preliminary, bill pullman's speech is one of the best presidential speeches ever. watch this. >> we're going to live on. we're going to survive.

today, we celebrate our independence day! >> i want to go out and change the world after i watch that. that speech, it's amazing. and, listen, i will say the effects in that movie don't really necessarily hold up today but the sequel, by the way, was one of the worst movies i've ever seen, i don't know why they made that movie. that's my number 3, " "independence day." >> he came back in number 2 to save the day. >> of course. >> number 2 on your list, i loved this movie growing up, " "the american president," if you're a fan of history there's a lot to love about this movie. >> yeah. a great concept to it. so fun. the president of the united states is widowed and he falls in love with annette bening's character and i loved the beauty of this movie, the performances are amazing. rob reiner directed this movie who also did "when harry met sally." i love the writing of it, the way it's done, the way it's executed, you wonder how it really happened if it happened in real life. it's funny, heartwarming, a good

romance. >> my favorite "get off my plane plane." >> yeah, let's watch this clip. >> get off my plane. >> can we just play that like 25 times in this segment? i love "air force one." i love to see the president kicking butt in an action movie, he's an ex-soldier, they hijack air force one with the family on board, it's a fun film, gary oldman is amazing, harrison ford you can tweet me@kevin mccarthy tv. i will say "all the president's men" probably one of the greatest. >> so many. all right. gets you in the spirit. >> lincoln, anyone? >> i think trump said, "get off my plane." >> eric trump gives his first interview since his father was sworn in. >> to see the people, that's a site that i will never forget as long as i live. it was truly an unbelievable moment. >> the message he has for his father as he sets off on his first week in office.

are democrats working behind the scenes to undermine president trump? ed henry joins us live to discuss what's going on in washington this morning when we come back. tect it. at legalzoom, tect it. our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an estate plan including wills or a living trust that grows along with you and your family. legalzoom. legal help is here.

abby: i'm abby huntsman, and we begin with a fox news alert. tornadoes hitting right now in the south and turning deadly. eleven people now are dead this georgia and dozens more are hurt. the breaking details just coming in. pete pete plus, the new house press secretary is putting the so-called mainstream media on notice. >> a lot of talk about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable, and i'm here to tell you it goes two ways. we're going to hold the press accountable as well. pete: the forceful warning shofe war with the press heats up. [laughter] >> must be all that syrup in

your society from all those pancakes. and millions march around the world to protest the president, but the these of dr. martin luther king says this protest is missing the mark. dr. alveda king joins us live this hour. "fox & friends" hour four starts right now. abby: ooh, he's gone, you killed it! we killed the fly. all right, breaking news,we do want to get some to serious headlines and the death toll rising by the hour after a deadly twister outbreak of tornadoes in southern georgia killing at least 11 people and injuring another 23. it has been a weekend of severe and wild weather across the south. a state of emergency now declared in mississippi after a deadly twitter tore through -- twister tore through there killing four people. we'll keep a cleese eye on those. and to another fox news alert,

two u.s. soldiers hurt after an army truck loaded with ammo sliding off a wintry road in poland. the truck was going too fast foe weather. nearly 3500 troops are deployed to the region to help ease tensions against russia. and we may be closer to getting a new secretary of state and cia director. the senate foreign relations committee announcing they will vote on confirming rex tillerrerson tomorrow. if passed, it will then be up to the senate to finish that job, and despite senate democrats delaying mike pompeo's vote until tomorrow, he is also expected to be confirmed as the cia director without any issue. >> all right. we want to bring in ed henry, chief national correspondent -- >> good morning, guys. abby: ed, where is your hat? [laughter] >> reporter: do you know what? do you want to know the secret

behind the hat i wore to the inaugural? abby: oh, you brought it. [laughter] >> reporter: there's a secret that no one knows about that kept it on my head. pete: i think i know. >> reporter: i had the abby pocket square. pete: ed, nailed it again. >> ed, obviously, you know a thing or two about the white house press corps, and yesterday we saw a pretty surreal moment, maybe that's putting it nicely. [laughter] sean spicer holding sort of an impromptu press conference. high level, how out of the ordinary was it? >> reporter: oh, extraordinary. i think chris wallace nailed it last hour. you expect when, hey, we're doing this impromptu briefing, there's going to be an announcement, there's a statement. sometimes it's relatively small, but when you do that at the white house, you know, the center of the universe in some ways for the leader of the free world, you're expecting something big.

but instead listen to what sean spicer said. >> at a time when our nation and the world was watching the peaceful transition of power. a reporter falsely tweeted out that the bust of martin luther king jr. had been removed from the oval office. secondly, photographs of the inaugural proceedings were intentionally framed in a way in one particular tweet to minimize the enormous support that had gathered on the national mall. this was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration period be, both in person and around the globe. this kind of dishonesty in the media is making it more difficult. there's been a lot of talk in the media about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable, and i'm here to tell you that it goes two ways. weaver going to -- we're going 0 hold the press accountable as well. thank you for being here tonight, i will see you on monday. pete: ed, so you can quibble about the numbers, about the issues, but is this not the trump white house saying you

have lost the stranglehold on the narrative? no longer will you be the filter that we allow to tell stories about any numbers of things we're trying to do, trump's going to play by different rules? >> reporter: yes and no. you're right, pete, that was an example of the trump white house saying there's a new sheriff in town, and that's going to rev up the trump supporters. but he is now the president of the united states, he shouldn't be folked on the 45%, 46, 47%, he's now gloverring. and the disturb governing. and the bottom line when you say, pete, they're taking control of the narrative, great. you have control of the narrative, what are you doing with that narrative? pete: he's got the house and the senate, ed. you've got to keep them strong. they've collapsed time and time again -- >> reporter: pete be, talk about jobs, talk about obamacare. i heard clayton saying that last hour. yes, you're right, pete, they have control of the narrative,

but what are you doing with that narrative? you're getting into a fight over how many people were on the national mall. who cares? he should be focused on bigger things in terms of his slogan, not mine, in terms of make america great again. abby: no, i think that's a great point. the american people don't care about the size of how many people came out. that's not what they're focused on. ed, you've covered a number of administrations, is this only going to get worse, this war of words from president trump and the media? >> reporter: well, that's the other part of it. you're right, the five-man administration that's gone to, quote-unquote, war with the administration and won, yes, i agree donald trump is different in that he basically went to war with the press in the campaign and won. but he was winning, if you want to pick his phrase, during the campaign when he was blocking out the media. you had most of the media, if knot almost all of the media, saying he can't win, he can't

get to 270, and he shocked them all. he beat the pundits. so my point is when the media is spinning itself up and yelling and saying he's wrong and this and that and donald trump is laser focused on jobs and other things that connect directly with the american people, he is quinning. and so when you get into these side issues about satellite photos and the like -- clayton: there was one big thing about the campaign in the intelligence community and one thing that's been undercovered is the reception he received at the cia yesterday after the feud that existed. listen to the reception he got. >> very few people could do the job you people do, and i want to just let you know i am so behind you. and i know maybe sometimes you haven't gotten the backing that you've wanted, and you're going to get so much backing. almost everybody in this room voted for me, but i will not ask you to raise your hands if you -- [laughter]

but i would guarantee a big portion, because we're all on the same wavelength. i have a running war with the media. you are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. [laughter] [cheers and applause] but, and they sort of made it sound like i had a few feud with the -- a feud with the intelligence community. and i just want to let you know the reason you're number one stop is exactly the opposite, exactly. and they understand that too. pete: why does a reception like this go so unreported? >> reporter: because of sean spier, and, this is where, pete, i agree with you again. yes, it was a good moment for donald trump to go to the cia as his first stop. i'm going to the intelligence community. they keep us safe, don't listen to the mainstream media, i respect them, i love the job you're doing, and i'm going to work with you. that's a great them. but then he goes into the crowd size, and spicer goes into all

these other side issues. so, pete be, yes, he's seizing the narrative, but he's going down these other blind alleys. abby: ed, it seems like sean spicer was basically handed a statement, a speech from president trump himself and was just mainly told go read this and don't take any questions. have you seen anything quite like that? >> reporter: right. and i think when dana perino, i was watching it live -- our colleague who i went to battle with many times and she always teases me when i was covering the bush white house, she said she was absolutely stunned, she couldn't believe it. and i think on day one it's going to be a credibility test moving forward for sean spicer when you come out swinging like that. how is he going to differentiate his anger, his, you know, pushback on the media when the media does something that really is much more egregious and a bigger thing? getting a story wrong about north korea or, you know, isis or something that really, really matters? clayton: well, we've got a big

week ahead of us with cabinet picks. he's got two people confirmed so far, chris wallace talking about some of the intractability right now of democrats. how do you see confirmation hearings unfolding this week? >> reporter: i think it's going to start speeding up more, because i think that narrative is going to be bad for the democrats eventually. i remember covering day one of the obama administration, and you're right, he had seven of his people pushed through. and you had, you know, republicans like mitch mcconnell fighting his agenda tooth and nail but saying the president, a democratic president, should have his team in place. this is remarkable, out of the ordinary and, again, back to the back and forth i had with pete be, sean spicer mentioned this, pete be, for about ten minutes, but it got stepped on by all the other stuff. pete be: you've got a mainstream media complicit with the media as they've always been, you've got protesters saying they want to blow up the white house,

democrats on capitol hill pushing back against every nominee. at what point you look at the substance, but the style of trump saying this is the swamp, this is what they do, this is how they fight, help me fight back against them. people don't always care about the substance as much as the style. i want to win, i want things to get done. >> reporter: well, people do care about substances, i do believe, and the statement you just laid out is one he could deliver. at the cia he did make that point, pete be, and he did say why isn't congressman come pay owe not standing with the men and women who put their lives on the line? clayton: ed, you know what this plays out and looks like, and there's a lot of people saying if you don't have those cabinet players in place, it could really hamper your first 100 days. >> reporter: it's like home alone for some of these departments. they have very few people in place to actually implement the

changes he wants to make, and frankly, you have a lot of obama people who stayed behind because the new trump administration asked them to because they need to keep running things. some statement came out of the state department yesterday, and it had a name attached to it, mark toner, who used to be the spokesman for the obama state department. he's still over there in some capacity. and so to pete's broader point as well, the agenda that donald trump wants to push forward is going to be hampered by the lack of this team in place. but also if they start taking their message in other directions. abby: it could be politics at its worst. how much of this are concerns they have with these picks and how much of it is that it was president trump that actually picked them? >> reporter: yeah. most of it does seem like politics. at the end of the day, chris wallace said it last hour, you've got 51 votes instead of the 60 because harry reid changed the rules. this helps mitch mcconnell, this helps donald trump as president. so a lot of this is just noise

and politics. at the end of the day, most of this cabinet is going to get through, so what's the hold up? pete: ed, i'm going to call you later -- >> reporter: we need to finish this off the air, buddy. clayton: you guys do that, i'm going to watch football. [laughter] abby: good to see you. pete be: all right, our next guest says president trump is not only good for america, he's good for the entire world. steve hilton here to explain next. abby: and president trump promising big changes during his first speech as commander in chief. >> we are transferring power from washington, d.c. and giving it back to you, the people. [cheers and applause] there are there are. abby: frank luntz was at the inauguration, he joins us with some ad vice for the new president. he wear the sweater, will he not? we don't know. we have to wait for it. ♪ ♪ start your party prep with venus embrace sensitive with a...

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pete: president trump now entering his second first day as president of the united states, and already he's putting his campaign promises into action and arranging more meetings with foreign leaders. of. abby: how will president trump's words help america and the entire world? clayton: here to weigh this now, fox news contributor steve hilton. steve, nice to see you this morning. >> good to be with you. clayton: well, president trump is signaling the end of the ruling class. i want to play this and see, get your sense of this. take a listen. [cheers and applause] [laughter] clayton: what he did say the other day is he wants to return america to the people out of the hands of the elites in washington.

do you think he can get it done? >> i think he can and, actually, i'm glad you highlighted that, because for me, that was the most important and significant part of what he said in his address. and it signaled the biggest change if he actually delivers it. but i think the thing we need to focus on is when you remember all the problem promises he made in the campaign, the really specific things about cutting taxes and building a wall and controlling our borders and helping our vets, all those specific things, that's great. and i'm sure that he can deliver those promises because they're pretty simple and straight forward. and if he gets it done, that'll be something that i think everyone can see and understand. but in terms of attacking this problem of the ruling class and the power that the special interests have over our government system, that's not really as simple. that's about reforming the way government works, it's about taking on that centralized power that's been there for decades the way that businesses give political donations to members

of congress so that they get the subsidies that help them keep control of their industries the way th big and bureaucratic. all of that requires a really detailed reform plan that isn't really the same as those simple campaign promises. now, i don't know whether trump and his team have got such a plan because it's not really the stuff that he talked about in the campaign. but if he really wants to give power back to people, as he said -- and i completely agree with that -- he's really got to reform government in a way that hasn't happened for decades. pete: the president has been meeting were nigel percentage, he's meeting with theresa may on friday, this phrase be america first, some have suggested that means we're closed from the world, but how do you think that creates new opportunities with allies and potentially new friends? >> well, i think the most important thing to bear in mind when we think about trump's impact on foreign policy and international relations is the single idea that i think defines

trump's character most clearly and is the biggest contrast with his predecessor, and that's strength. i think trump's strength is incredibly important. i think he wants to project american strength around the world. that's such a difference from what we've seen in the last eight years because what's actually happened, particularly when you think about, i think, the defining event in foreign relations over the last eight years, and that was obama's approach on syria and the red line where he basically said you can do whatever you want in any country anywhere around the world, and america will just let you get away with it -- abby: well, it also -- >> that gave the green light to the chinese regime, to the north koreans, to putin to do whatever they wanted. and i think that's going the change -- abby: you mentioned putin -- >> trump focused on brexit, for example, as an example of a difference in how he will handle international relations and really shake things up, and i think the fact that he's seeing prime minister theresa may

before anyone else is a great sign that we're going to have really big change. abby: all right. we're going to have to leave it there. thanks for joining us this morning. coming up next, alveda king will join us. use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of hard stools. dulcolax, designed for dependable relief

♪ ♪ abby: well, in our nation's capital and across the country, massive crowds taking the streets with an anti-trump message. clayton: but our next best is calling the women's march a missed opportunity. dr. alveda king is the director of african-american outreach for priests for life and one of the speakers at the national prayer service yesterday and today also, we should mention, it's your birthday. happy birthday. >> it's my birthday, and i brought my book. make sure you guys get america, return to god. pray with me. so thank you.

now, enough about me, let's get to the business. [laughter] abby: love you. clayton: let's talk about all these marches that unfolded over the past day, past 24 hours x there were hundreds of thousands of people. but it seems like the message may have been muddied by system of the celebrities that took to the podium to talk about blowing up the white house and other things. do you think that it missed its mark? >> i believe that all of those messages, let's blow up the white house, we hate donald trump, we don't want to talk to him, i believe the missed opportunity -- it's a little bit sad, because some of the messages of the women, equity and pay, you know? because sometimes even today men get more money than the women who are doing the job. you saw that movie hidden figures, and those ladies were black women, so they were really disenfranchised. so that's still going on. there's a lot of convenience against girls and women and human trafficking, domestic violence, all of that is to very important. so we do want equity, job

equity, pay equity, we want to be safe. and those messages were missed because of the emotional whatever, upheaval, and we don't like him. we just don't like him. europe, mr. trump has beautiful women in his family, they're brilliant and beautiful, that's a double bonus. of he loves women, he works with women, be i think the ladies are missing an opportunity to get the important messages out. pete: often times -- i was at that rally, some women's issues can be reduced down to just pro-life or pro-choice, and there were some pro-life groups that wanted to take part in the rally and were not allowed. why does it get reduced down to that? >> some of my sisters were there. i had to repent and let jesus heal me so i could deliver a non-emotional, fact-filled message. so the little baby girls in the womb, what about them? if you push out the pro-life message, who's going to represent those little girls who

are being aborted? i mean, i don't understand why if it's a real sisterhood, how they could leave out the babies in the womb, the mothers who have been hurt by abortion. i think that's part of the message. abby: you're so right about that. your thoughts on this as well, the media misreporting a mlk bust, time magazine tweeting that it had been removed from the oval office. they had to retract that statement and say actually maybe a secret service member was block its way. what did you make of that whole thing? >> i am so glad that president donald trump knows how to tweet. [laughter] he will quickly correct many things. the bust of my uncle, martin luther king jr., is there. a reporter was standing this front of it so they couldn't see it. i was at the cathedral yesterday and they said mr. trump was asleep during the service. no, you close your eyes and you get into the music. then he and his wife melania got

up and did a standing ovation. the bust is still this, they weren't asleep, they were awake. but we're media, i'm glad to be here. let's not feel like we're lumped in with all of that, because there is still some good media. we're good media, guys, so keep -- pete: i think that's a fair thing. why report and tweet before you get the facts? why the eagerness -- clayton: right. how do you headache that leap all of a sudden? -- make that leap all of a sudden? >> unbelievable. yeah finish president president just looking to discredit him in your mind? >> i think they were picking apart. for instance, when mr. trump said our blood is red and we're not going to be prejudiced at all, i don't believe in color blind. we see each other, we respect each other. joseph's coat of many colors that his father israel gave him, we want the muslims and the jews to remember they had the same daddy, all that kind of stuff, i

believe that mr. trump will keep tweeting. i'm going to respond to his tweets and remind us -- my uncle, martin luther king jr. said we must learn to live together as brothers. abby: well, we needed your positivity this morning. pete: and happy birthday. abby: i'm tbhad that you started with us this morning, it made our day. >> thank you, god bless. abby: reince priebus just commenting on the battle between trump and the press, we'll show you what he said next. president president and trump promising big changes during his first speech as commander this chief. there are. >> we are transferring power from washington, d.c. and giving it back to you, the people. [cheers and applause] pete: frank luntz was at the inauguration. he joins us live next with some advice for the new president. ♪ ♪ incredible bladder protection in a pad this thin, i didn't...

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now declared in mississippi where a twister killed four people there. let's check in with adam for the very latest on this. >> reporter: this is an ongoing event, so it's something you still want to pay very close attention to, kind of a bull's eye right there in south georgia, north florida. the national weather service giving this their highest warning, so tornadoes still likely throughout the rest of the morning, into the afternoon. certainly something we're going to be paying close attention to. even as we speak, areas in south georgia/north florida under a tornado watch, and there are some to tornadoes on the ground. here we are watching that system right along the state line, either severe thunderstorms or some tornado warnings on the ground. this is going to settle a little farther off to the south and east, so the you're in front of this system, take cover here in the next little bit. this is something we're going to be watching throughout the rest of the day, guys. clayton: how long will this warning go on for, the watch? >> reporter: the warnings last

about 45 minutes, but they'll update it if the storm is still strong enough, and it's looking like this is going to stay strong. abby: thank you, adam. clay creigh well, the president preparing for his second full day in office -- pete: and president trump throwing his support behind the intelligence community. abby: john roberts is live from the white house with more on this. it's what everyone is talking about this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. yes, even though donald trump doesn't have any official events this morning, he is keeping up a running comment tear on the events of the weekend and on his personal twitter as well. writing this morning, quote: wow television ratings just out, 31 million people watched the inauguration, 11 million more than the very good ratings from four years ago. commenting on the women's march yesterday, quote: watched protest but was under the impression that we just had an election. why didn't these people vote? celebs hurt cause badly. and on his meeting at the cia

yesterday saying, quote: had a great meeting at cia headquarters yesterday, pack house. paid great respect to wall, amazing people. win. but on that point he got some disagreement from director john brennan who through an intermediary said he thought donald trump's statement in front of that wall, stars of the fallen, was, quote, a despicable display of self-aggrandizement. yet yesterday at the cia donald trump was talking about 400 employees standing in front of the wall of the stars of the fallen when he suddenly took a right turn into litigating news reports about the size of the crowd during his inauguration. be why did he do that? listen to his chief of staff, reince priebus, a short time ago on fox news sunday. >> by the media to delegitimize this president. and we are not going to sit around and let it happen. we are going to fight back tooth and nail every day and twice on sunday.

>> reporter: after his visit to the cia, sean spicer -- the president's press secretary -- came out and slipped a strip off the -- ripped a strip off the media saying the real story at the cia is the fact that mike pompeo, president trump's nominee for director, has not yet had a confirmation here's what spicer said about that. >> it's a shame the cia didn't have a director to be with him today because senate democrats are stalling the nomination of mike pompeo and playing politics with national security. that's what you guys should be writing and covering, that this -- instead of sowing division about tweets and false narratives. >> reporter: while nothing has been scheduled yet, we understand that mike pompeo's confirmation vote will likely happen tomorrow, and donald trump also sort of revising a little bit his tweet about the women's march a short time ago saying, quote: peaceful protests are a hallmark of our democracy, even if i don't always agree.

i recognize the rights of people to express their views. abby, pete, clayton? abby: all right, thank you, john. clayton: well, first impressions are everything, so what were the impressions president trump gave with his first speech as commander in chief? abby: here to analyze some top moments, pollster frank luntz. good morning, good to have you here. >> good morning, thank you. abby: members of the media can talk all today long, what really matters is what the american people think. and you found that out for us. >> well, there's one clip in particular that stood out where with he differentiated his leadership from those who came before him. there's been a lot of arguments about what he said or didn't say, but this clearly was the most impactful moment of his inauguration speech. let's take a look. >> today we are not merely transferring power from one administration to another or from one party to another, but we are transferring power from washington, d.c. and giving it back to you, the people.

what truly matters is not which party controls our government, but whether our government is controlled by the people. >> that's powerful. whether our government's controlled by the people, now, donald trump says that he wrote that speech. that's the best line. it's a line that i would have been proud to have created. it demonstrates that there really is a change in focus, it demonstrates this there's a change -- that there's a change in the commitment to keeping your promises and saying what you mean and meaning what you say. there are other things in the speech i might have done differently, but that is speech perfection. he should be applauded for that. clayton: if someone had handed you just a transcript of that speech and said that this was delivered by bernie sanders up in vermont, would you have believed it? >> well, i would have expected that he would have talked about making the rich poor, i would have expected -- [laughter] that he would have talked about a lot of free stuff.

so, no, actually, i -- it sounds like a donald trump speech. but he's speaking to millions of people who feel forgotten and feel betrayed, and they won't feel -- pete: and why do i think the protesters would not have come out if it had been bernie sanders speaking. clayton: that's for sure. pete: you saw those protesters firsthand, frank, you tweeted about your experience at the women's march. we're going to put that up. i've never seen such ineffective protesters in my life. they carry love trump's hate while shouting disgusting comments. you talk about the effectiveness of the inaugural. would you say the protests were ineffective as a response? >> well, i got hit directly by it, and i've debated whether or not to talk directly about it. i do about a hundred paid speeches a year, but a woman walked up to me in the marriott marquee, and she shouted you fascist -- and then two other words that would get me fired from your network -- and she

threw this red confetti glitter right in my eyes, and she picked up another handful, and she was no more than six inches away, and i was covered with this stuff. and since when do you have the right or just the ability to attack people in a private setting, in a private matter? i mean, you're going to end up hurting someone. i'm going to tell you something, these protests are out of control. the language is out of control. there are 8, 9, 10-year-olds watching this. they read these horrible words from these signs, and to have to face this personally -- you can see i get choked up. i never thought this would be america. i never thought this would happen in this country. abby: frank, i'm sorry you had to deal with that. that along with madonna saying she's thought many times about blowing up the white house, what do you think they were trying to accomplish yesterday? >> i think they want to prove they can be as loud and on obnoxious and in your face as possible, i think they want to try to intimidate the trump

administration. but there is no unity. we're not going to cure these divisions. this is going to go on not just for months, but probably for years. i really think we are seeing not the end, but the beginning of this violent action in this country. pete: frank luntz, thanks for your analysis. it is, it's an attempt to discredit, and as reince priebus said on fox news sunday, they want to fight back tooth and nail every day and twice on sunday. abby: thank you, frank. emotional. i mean -- pete: yeah, listen, the resorts to physical violence shows you how bankrupt those ideas are. anyway, the president wasting no time calling out the press for reckless reporting. >> i have a running war with the media. they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. [laughter] [applause] pete: the president called it a running war with the media. howie kurtz here to discuss just ahead. abby: and the president

prompting to reform taxes in his first 100 days. how will it impact your wallet? maria bartiromo breaks down those numbers. come on this, maria. maria: hello. how are you? ♪ ♪

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reconciliation -- budget reconciliation process, which is at the end of the summer, falls. so we may actually see executive orderses signed with regard to jobs, trade and immigration this week, and certainly we will see the approach of how tax reform will play out, but in terms of the actual vote getting through the congress, we probably won't see that until the budget reconciliation, end of scherr. then when i said is it going to be retroactive, he said, well, that is what we are going to be debating, '17 or '18. so i just want to make sure expectations are clear. obamacare and the repeal and replace is number one priority, but this week, i just hung up with a senior official from the trump presidency, and he told me this week they're going to sign, he is going to sign executive order on trade, immigration and jobs. so that's what we're going to be talking about on my show. clayton: we had a tax genius, worked at the treasury department, he said it's going to be very difficult to do individual tax reform in the first four years. he thought corporate could be

handled quickly, but now it looks like we may have to wait, and the first 100 days, this could get pushed off -- maria: well, i don't want to say we're not going to be discussing and having a plan in this place with tax reform, because there's no doubt that's the priority. however, in terms of getting the law passed, whether it's 20%, 15% corporate tax which is what president trump wants, ryan's plan is 20%, we may not see the devil in the details this the end of the summer. this is coming from ted cruz and my interview on friday. but again, the economic story is the priority for the trump administration. what this trump official just told me on the phone is that this upcoming week we're going to see several executive orders signed, in particular as it relates to jobs, imgriggs and trade. and then -- immigration and trade. and then, of course, he caps the end of the week with a meeting with u.k. prime minister theresa may. so there is a major focus on economic growth. i have no tout that's what's going to be the priority, even if we don't see the law happen

until the her. abby: you've got newt gingrich -- maria: we're going to talk about these executive orders with him, representative mike mccall, obviously, the chairman of the homeland security committee, and then carly fiorina is joining us, and then importantly i'm going to talk to grover norquist who -- abby: speaking of taxes, yeah. maria: give us the dirty details. what are we going to see in terms of the estate tax, in terms of individual tax reform? so we'll talk about that as well. abby: man, you've got a lot this morning. maria: i'm sorry, i'm trying to get everything out. clayton: maria, great to see you. abby: it is the new president versus the press. >> i have a running war with the media. they are among the most dishonest human beings on earth. [laughter] [cheers and applause] abby: is president trump's style what the voters want? howie kurtz here live to react to that next. there he is.

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>> there's been a lot of talk in the media about the responsibility to hold donald trump accountable, and i'm here to tell you that it goes two ways. we're going to hold the press accountable as well. pete: the trump administration wasting no time to call out the press for their reckless reporting. so is this kind of style what trump voters wanted? here to weigh in is the host of "media buzz," howie kurtz. thanks for joining us. the whole idea that the media says it's going to hold trump accountable, but they've said, nope, we're going to hold you accountable.

how does that play out? >> this is just like what we saw during the campaign which worked very effectively for candidate trump. look, i kind of wonder whether it makes sense to spend the first 48 hours of a new administration arguing about crowd sizes, who ultimately cares whether it was, you know, slightly larger or the same as barack obama's, but clearly this new president and his press secretary, sean spicer, have decided to lay down a marker to push back against the press, to make clear -- whether it's crowd size or the false report about removing the martin luther king bust from the to value office - or the oval office -- to make clear they're going to stay on the same war footing against the press which, of course, is very unpopular these days. pete: well, and his approach has been we're going to let no slight go unanswered. they started it, the media started talking about numbers, so we're going to punch back. is all of this part of saying your stranglehold is over, we will control the narrative, and do you think they can continue that?

>> well, they certainly can continue it, and this president hasn't been shy about, after 18 months of battling the press, the question is does it make sense to let every slight not go unanswered, because now we're into the governing phase, and we've got to teal with obamacare -- deal with obamacare and tax reform and all the priorities the president says he has. if he's constantly doing this, it creates great copy for us, but it could take away from what he, the main priorities that he needs to push through capitol hill. and so i'll reserve judgment on the volume and the tone and the relentlessness of it. we're not in the m ca pain anymore. pete: sure. he looks out and sees a press that's stacked against him. cnn did a five minute segment about what if he and mike pence were assassinated. protests that are overreported, reported just like it's the inauguration, and senate democrats are trying to block his confirmations. he can choose to capitulate or fight back.

you heard reince priebus say we're going to fight back tooth and nail every day and twice on sunday. is that what republicans need to be fortified to win some of these battles that they're going to have to wage? >> trump supporters love it, but a new president also has to expand his base of support in order to pressure congress. cnn and msnbc were wall to wall with the women's marches yesterday, and it was a he. >> it mate story, but i saw hours and hours of uncritical coverage even when madonna was saying let's blow up the white house and dropping f-bombs which aired live. i think trump has turned the conversation back to something he wants to talk about -- pete: and you're going to talk more about this on "media buzz" at 11 a.m. howie kurtz, thanks for joining us. more "fox & friends" next.

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♪ abby: this isn't darius rucker. pete: is that what this means? abby: thanks for watching. clayton: we're going to talk more on the after the show show, join us, fox and friends.com. abby: have a good sunday. ♪ ♪ maria: good sunday morning. the work begins. president trump planning a big week of executive orders this upcoming week and implementing his campaign promises to get the economy growing. hi, everyone, i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for being with me, this is sunday morning futures. president trump will sign several executive orders this upcoming week. i just hung up with a senior official, and he tells me he will sign executive orders on trade, immigration and jobs. he will cap the week this week with a meeting with british prime minister theresa may.