♪ >> i let's go ♪ in the house tonight ♪ everybody's gonna have a good time ♪ and we will make you lose your mind ♪ everybody should have a good time ♪ party rocking in the house tonight ♪ everybody should have a good time ♪ and we going to make you lose your mind ♪ we just want to see you ♪ shake that ♪ brian: you are obviously looking at the falcon

cheerleaders and texas cheerleaders and cobras. fourth grade squad has won four super bowls already. we will find outs if they can play on our turf. ainsley: we had to make it fair the falcons are here for the first two hours. the patriots cheerleaders are coming up the second two hours of the show. it is saturday and we have a four hour show for you. the texas cheerleaders are back today: they were here yesterday for the whole show. steve: welcome to our perch here at super bowl 51 in houston, texas, where tomorrow is going to be the big game. just about a couple of miles from where we are sitting. we are outside the nfl experience which is a crazy place. brian: i actually think the big experience is a fox experience when you see all the stages here. when you see the turf we have. this is a fox city because it's a fox super bowl. ainsley: can you believe we are at the super bowl? we have gotten through the election and gotten through christmas. brian: happened before a year got here you went to new

orleans. steve: i went to new orleans for a super bowl and i was there for two weeks. i had enough super bowl for my whole lifetime. i should point out we have as many clothes on as we brought with us. we thought it was going to be a little warmer. >> feels like temperature in houston at 5:00 central time it feels like 39 degrees. ainsley: you put gloves on. brian: those are wide receiver gloves. steve: digital gloves where can you use your smart phone. brian: perfect christmas stocking stuff. steve: thanks for joining us on this very busy saturday. we start with a fox news alert. because it was yesterday u.s. district judge james row bart, a george w. bush appointee essentially stopped president trump's temporary travel order restricting travel from seven countries for four months. said can't do it and stopped it effectively. ainsley: u.s. customs and border protection got ahold on their website they were

talking to all the airlines saying nationals from the seven affected country are allowed on u.s. flights now and refugees with valid u.s.s. green cards can board the planes. they have to go through the proper process. brian: green cards they reinstated them after the 48 hours. that wasn't a problem u 48 people have been put on a delay. this is a pause until we get extreme vetting. this is a bit of the jolt to the white house. they came out with this statement. at the earliest possible time the department of justice intoindz file emergency stay. the president's order is intended to protect the home land and he has the constitutional authority and responsibility to protect the american people. i think if communications can staff up and get ready. they have been doing this a week and a half what this is all about. this isn't anti-muslim. this is called pro-security. if you see the guy that showed up in paris at the louvre with the machete. that's what we are trying to avoid. ainsley: that's what donald trump was tweeting about yesterday.

he also gave his weekly address. in the address he did talk about this immigration order. take a listen. >> i will never forget that my responsibility is to keep you, the american beam safe and free. that's why last week i signed an executive order to help keep terrorists out of our country. the executive order establishes a process to develop new vetting and mechanisms to ensure those coming in to america love and support our people that they have good intentions. on every single front we are working to deliver for american workers and american families. you, the law abiding citizens of this country, are my total priority. your safety, your jobs, and your wages guide our decisions. steve: you know what? this is going to set up an epic battle with donald trump and his white house. it's going to be dragged through the courts for a while. but it ultimately comes down to this. do people who are not american

citizens have a constitutional right to be in this country. and the answer is absolutely not. i mean, it is clear. allen dershowitz who certainly is not a republican says the law is on trump's side because the constitution does not protect noncitizens. that's what this is about. the reason it was settled up in washington state is because washington state said we have standing in this because we have got a bunch of university students and standoff overseas who effectively can't come home. so the judge said you are right, you've got standing. now he issued this particular ruling and it's going to stand temporarily until they can sort it out. brian: in a way i think it's message sent. the administration said i'm going to do what i told you will we're going to do. let the legal mechanisms come off the way they want. give you exhibit a belgium, exhibit b france. exhibit c germany. they said open the doors we have a big heart. in turn, in many cases, they are wondering why they can't walk the streets and feel safe again. they opened up their hearts without proper vetting and

it's been a disaster if i can use the president's word. that's all he is trying do do. he is not anti-muslim. he is not brought this or that. he is just saying the problem is radical extremists. their goal is to infiltrate the refugee program. i would like to stop and evaluate an extreme vetting system in order to keep us safe. if you don't want to do it and protest about it and use the courts overturn it i can't do anything else. if you don't want to lock your door, i can't make you secure. ainsley: these judges need to listen to the american people. he won. he won the election. people went to the polls for this very issue to keep this country safe. people are tired of people from other countries having more rights than the people who pay taxes and live here. steve: it's also just one other note. it's interesting. jeff bezos the guy who runs amazon.com is a big supporter of this legal action in washington. he and mr. trump have had some problems in the past. his newspaper "the washington post beats up donald trump left and right.

jeff bezos probably feeling very good the judge he legally supported the guy from amazon.com ruled in his favor. brian: of course, ainsley is an amazon prime best shopper. ainsley: i am on that site all day long. brian: you and your elites. ainsley: you're not a prime? brian: evidently my wife is a prime. i just don't have the password. steve: you don't have the amazon.com password? brian: she went prime on me. steve: same account? brian: it doesn't let me on. ainsley: you might need to order something next four hours. steve: we could actually get you a necktie. brian: i think i look sexy and joel told me that earlier so i'm going to leave it off. ainsley: you feeling a little loose? brian: so yesterday on this very set, we had a chance to the eastern of the patriots who was kind enough to make it an annual event to appear on our show.

ainsley: such a nice guy. brian: he told the story. a democrat from massachusetts. ainsley: gave money to barack obama's campaign. brian: everyone is wondering how did this friendship with donald trump get so fervent and so deep. why were you all over the inauguration and election day and here's what he said really made them fast friends. >> well, over 20 years ago we have been friends. and i never really did business but just had a personal relationship and he has been great to me over those last two decades. and i had the privilege of going to melania and his wedding. and the toughest time in my life he was there for me when my beloved wife died. six and a half, five and a half years ago. and he came to the funeral with melania. he visited me at my home memorial week. he called me once a week for a year how are you doing? i was really depressed.

he invited me to things and he looked out after me. and only four or five people did that to that extent. so, i'm loyal to my friends. i remember who the people are there when the tough times are there. ainsley: we played that because why not only wanted to you see what brian looks like in a tie staring at bob kraft. steve: hundreds of thousands of people shared that on social media. while the left is trying to paints donald trump as a anyonanyoneanyoneas aninkompoop. the ball. the president of the united states is today. he is at the mard march. >> martha: largo. his resort. >

brian: belichick called after the victory. steve: how much kraft did tom brady take for being friends with him? they golf. big deal. ainsley: he asked some great questions. could you ask if i could spend the day with tom brady? brian: if that's possible. ainsley: i would like to interview him today for an interview. brian: all did i was nod my head and let him finish. he had me at hello. steve: don't adjust your set and don't run to work it is saturday and we're doing a special live show from houston. ainsley: because tomorrow is the super bowl. steve: that's right. ainsley: we're so excited. heather and janice are here. we brought the whole show on the road for the first time, ever, right? brian: never been done before. ainsley: heather, isn't it fun? heather: it's a great morning. good morning, good morning to all of you. hope you are off to a great saturday. the military tug-of-war now continuing between president trump and iran. the number one state sponsor of terrorism now responding to brand new economic sanctions from the white house by

planning military exercises later today. we understand it will include a missile launch. u.s. sanctions were in response to an earlier failed ballistic launch. from the white house to houston, the vice president mike pence going to super bowl. he will fly in tomorrow on air force 2 to watch the new england patriots take on the falcons. he is the fourth sifting vice president to seat big game in person following the foot stepping of former vice presidents al gore and george h.w. bush. no word yet on which team is he rooting for. mr. president, come on by, w would love to see you. a smiling george h.w. bush. follow a two week stay in the hospital. posing with his nephew joe ellis. 92-year-old and wife barbara will be taking part in the coinst toss here. former president geeght this video of a spinning coin saying quote getting fired up for the sunday game. we're looking forward having him. he.

brian: how do you do that? steve: tv magic i have actually been to his house here in houston. he doesn't live too far away. ainsley: near rice university? steve: shhh. ainsley: i'm sure if you go to a gas station in houston where does the president live? they would go down this street and that street. everyone knows where he lives u trust me you will never get close to him. brian: he didn't say he was invited he said he went to his house. steve: straight ahead on this saturday, you have heard the president say it time and time again. >> do not worry, we are going to build the wall. okay? don't worry. don't even think about it. steve: well, we have all heard it well now senator john glen glenn. ainsley: john mccain. steve: thinking space because of nasa. sid miller is on the front lines of the border battle joins us live to respond next

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that mexico will pay for the u.s./mexican border wall. but hasn't donald trump already proven he is a man of his word? let's talk to this guy. ainsley: let's ask texas agriculture commissioner sid miller. >> good to be with you again. ainsley: john mccain says that's not viable you can't build the wall. what do you think? >> first of all i have the utmost respect to senator mccain for military service to our country and tenure in the senate and very wise man. i support him in his nomination for the president. you know, six years ago when he ran for re-election. can i remember the commercial when he was down on the arizona mexican border saying we need this fence. but everybody -- ever since donald trump you has gotten into the race, they say he can't be successful. he can't do this. he has acted on every campaign promise so far. this is a deal he will fulfill. mexico is note going to write us an 18 billion-dollar check.

mccain is right on this. they will reimburse. we are going to build the wall. gets reimbursed from mexico. steve: how? because people are going we will have to have the outlay right now. which is fine. deficit spending. but how will we wind up getting the money back. >> that's what trump said we will build the wall and mexico is l. reimburse us is basically what he said. there is any number of ways. withhold money that we send to mexico. brian: from the home land security budget. we write them checks. we could write a splawrl check. >> we can reduce that we can do surcharge on you money going to mexico was that earned up here. we can do a value added tax on imports at the border. so, they really won't have a choice. i mean in the matter. we will collect enough funds to pay for the border wall. brian: sid, that was a network trying to get a remark to try to make donald trump look bad from somebody who has been a critic of donald trump. and i they thought john mccain is a great friend of the show and everything. he knows we are talking about a layer of defense.

general kelly talked to catherine herridge and talked about the increase of border security and technology. that is not -- that is not a real accurate statement that he made. >> i think, you know, we are going to get reimbursed. his statement will be accurate if he said mexico is not going to write a check. i don't think that is going to happen. but we will get reimbursed it will be a very secure wall. i hope they build one much like they have in israel. that's state of the art. we can learn a lot from that wall. steve: sid, what do you make of that judge saying okay that temporary travel restriction that president trump has come up with can't do it right now. so it's stuck in the courts. >> well, of course that will be appealed and oversturensd. there is much history over that you know, most every president all the way back through the last five or six have instituted that. it's not an uncommon practice. you know, it's a proven practice that the president has that authority. so i think it's temporary at best.

ainsley: sid, why did you vote for donald trump? >> donald trump is, you know, i'm ready for change, you know. like everybody else, i didn't start out supporting donald trump. brian: your own governor was running. >> i supported my governor. didn't work out well for him. is he doing good now. steve: he has a job now. >> he has a job now. the trump campaign actually reached out to me, hey, donald trump doesn't know a lot about farming. weave need some help there. would you help us assemble an ag culture advisory team. i have been advising on agriculture issues and border security and things like that for quite some time. brian: it's not great snoil a tower. ainsley: he has a big ranch cattle and horses. >> he does have trump steaks. steve: thanks for the hospitality. ainsley: you know pete hegseth is army veteran. he joins the air force for one day to go for a ride in an f-16.

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frump saving taxpayers millions and millions of dollars as the president accept as deal for lockheed martin 90 ff fighter jets. lowest cost saving taxpayers $728 million. congratulations. those are your headlines. i will see you real soon. brian: hurt. everyone watching the super bowl tomorrow at nrg stadium should feel extra safe because our air force pilots and norad will have the skies covered. how do we know that ainsley? ainsley: they have been preparing for this for a very long time for the game tomorrow. our own army veteran and fox news contributor pete hegseth he went to take part of the drills. you were in the army. are you always in the army? pete: always in the army. always happy to be on the ground. [laughter] steve: because two days ago you were up for about an hour and a half. >> yes.

steve: the last 40 minutes. >> puke prevention time. we got to observe what they do at norad and in this air defense commands to think about all the things we don't think about. skies are clear and interdict an aircraft if necessary. it was really neat. ainsley: norad does more than just track santa? >> they do more than just track santa. they track 24/7, 365. and events like this ramp it up more. i was up in the skies and we filmed it so take a look ♪ >> our goal is to support the ffaa along with state and federal law enforcement agencies in protecting the skies over the super bowl. i have been cleared to fly.

>> have you been cleared. you. pete: like a glove. it makes you feel cooler when you put on a suit like this. >> thi this is going to prevents me from passing out to make sure the blood flows up to your brain when you are pushing 3, 4, 5, 6, g's. >> this is what would happen if something went wrong. throw that on. well, i don't think there is any going back at this point. we have great colonel who is going to be flying this sucker. a great units that's prepared it and mediocre passenger who really prefers the ground. that's why i'm infantry man. i like being on the ground as opposed to up in the sky. we will give it a go. let's see. >> feeling real right about now. >> okay. >> departure. good morning. >> holy cow. >> after burners kicking.

in. [beeping] note to self-how not to get out of an f-16. second time is a charm. colonel makes it look a lot cooler than i do, holy cow. did you push it to the limit or go easy on this infantry man? >> we ratcheted it up to six g's and seven g's. are we did aerobatics.

>> we got to join with 135. refueler and got a chance to do aerial refueling with them. >> just at a gas station 16,000 feet. >> 5,000 pounds of fuel. >> 51, roger. >> this is american air power right here. join in the sky with another, you know, aircraft. refuel. continue the mission. it's how we operate every day over the skies of afghanistan and iraq. >> while we are there we waited for another flight of f 16s doing a practice for the air alert mission. >> this is in some ways a training exercise for sunday for the super bowl.uys, the typf things we did up there might be the type of thing you could be called to do on super bowl sunday. >> absolutely. just like the falcons and patriots are practicing right now getting ready for the big game. so are the faa and the ang and norad and getting our

communication and coordination ready to protect the skies while the game is going on. you can watch the game. we will watch the skies. >> what these guys do, how they do it, seeing it first hand, man, it makes you proud to be an american. it really does. brian: exlengths job. >> watch that refueling such ease and so complicated. the guy that's serve in iraq and afghanistan they do that hundreds of times a day. brian: pete, i'm sure i'm not telling you anything you don't know they have been doing that for years. you yeah that was f-16 and bombed them from the sky they're the ones doing it. ainsley: no-fly zone around the stadium tomorrow. >> they will be charged with doing it they will be up in the skies sometimes. ainsley: what's the difference. i no-fly zone 10 miles. and restricted no fly within 30 miles. what's the difference. >> approved air flight. but your random cessna better not be near the stadium.

ainsley: or every goal after them. steve: good job not puking on camera. >> that was. i barely accomplished both. steve: you said you were about to pass out. what keeps him from passing out? >> immense amounts of training. they know what they're doing. the black light came in on my face. steve: just like that. >> thanks, colonel for not taking it all the way out. steve: all right. coming up on this saturday. democrats making their case for the next big election in 2018. >> shall we sing this land is your land again until they get the sound working ♪ this land was made for you and me ♪ steve: believe it or not that wasn't the worst thing to happen to nancy pelosi this week. look she saw a moon. brian: watch, tell them you are a muslim. what is the biggest sports event of the year take them hintsd scenes of what i found out yesterday.

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♪ i guarantee it's going to be. ainsley: they're so cute. >> yeah. [cheers] brian: you know those cobras are the four time super bowl champions of their county. ainsley: wow. ainsley: now you see why their agility. ainsley: super bowl weekend. we are surrounded by the falcons teenagers. they will be with us for the first two hours. steve: they are doing it to warm up. brian: every hour you watch the super bowl is upgraded each and every year. what about the responsibility behind out scenes for fox this year. i wentz behind the scenes and here is what it looked like at the stadium. ♪ ♪ brian: super bowl sunday search focused on game if you are a player and for the fans. the kind of party you are going to have.

for the production crew who spent billions of dollars just to have the right to broadcast there is pressure. pressure to make it bigger and better. > what kind of toy does fox have to play with on sunday. >> you don't want to put technology in for technology sake. you want to put it in so it tells a story. so, yeah, we have 72 cameras and maybe they will all be used. maybe not. but you're going to get a lot of really, really cool replays. i know that. brian: there is no script for what you do. is that okay? >> well, yeah. basically you can't form out a live events. a lot of what we are doing is reacting. we are anticipating. things happen quickly and basically there to document what's going on on the field. brian: so much goes in to building the set. it's got to collapse during of the game. how does that happen? >> the roof lowers down which is a bit of a dance. we have all these cameras and desks and so on.

it's an orchestrated event. they move into position. the roof drops. and we're ready to go for game time. you. brian: from the endless meetings to stages that have to break down in 90 seconds, the attention to detail is mind bending. >> the goal is to bring cool shots to people. brian: how does this work? scenario. i'm in the end zone, i fall down in the end zone, what exactly does that look like? >> let's see. ainsley: brian, you were in your element. brian: tomorrow behind the scenes with strahan and howie as well as kurt and jay glazer and this guy named jimmy johnson. that's behind the scenes for the pregame show. real quick virtual reality on the goal posts this year. so you can watch if you have the app. and is the game like the players? really fantastic what they do over there. ainsley: kurt the cyber guy was on our show yesterday saying if you watch the super bowl which we all will be

doing. now you download the app. you can just watch it on fox and see what it's like. brian: she always has to one-up me. ainsley: i wasn't trying to do that i think that's really cool. brian: i know you are sick of, this the director of the game from mas passmasgame -- steve: we are going to go through everybody's birth date and hometown. [laughter] let's start with heather. heather, where were you born? heather: rockford, illinois. all roads lead to rome. all roads lead toma to massapea failed terror attack by machete-wielding guy. police have identified out suspect as 2-year-old egyptian man in paris on a tourist visa.

pictures inside the paris museum showing the moments that soldiers took down the attacker, shooting him multiple times after he charged at them with machetes. he remains in critical condition this morning. nancy pelosi just doesn't know how to win. that democratic house minority leader failing to appeal the decision to remove a controversial painting that depicted police officers as pigs from the capital building. lawmakers in a tug-of-war battle for weeks now after republicans removed it several times i the architect at the capitol made the final decision to remove the picture. coffee company is brewing up a better america. it's called black rifle coffee company. going in a war with starbucks refugee hiring plan we told you about. they are vowing. >> the new company to hire 10,000 veterans u the utah based coffee brewer currently employs about 50 people u mease of them are vets by the way. the ceo says he was disgusted by starbucks plan to neglect americans who need jobs.

enough to he is vowing to put thousands of veterans to work over the next six years. it's in utah. we have to check it outs. see you soon. ainsley: here is a fun fact. more than 1.3 billion chicken wings are consumed over the super bowl weekend. and we're going to get an early stearate. steve: we will have a dozen by the conclusion of the segment. john mcelmore is the author of dadgum cookbook series he is here to make sweet and spicy chicken wings. [cheers] ainsley: you are known for your smokers. >> this is the master build lineup. we manufacture electric smokers, propane smokers. brian: wow. >> available at all retailers. find them at master built.com. janice: can you cook anything in a smoker. >> anything. paanything.pimento cheese.

swings u we will show people not only how to fry wings but how to smoke them. brian: can i do something? janice: stir. >> you can stir that take some black pepper. take some garlic. steve: start with a little rub. janice: you know about the rub? brian: exhausting. >> mix that up and make a dry rub. steve: and? >> take those five ingredients. take all that and put on chicken wings and put them in a gallon baggy. toss them in the refrigerator for an hour or overnight. you. janice: take them out of the baggy though when you cook them. >> i love these people. take them and but the them onto the smoker rack and right behind you we have got our smoker rack. ainsley: whoa, hello, brian, wake up. >> we have that 225 degrees hickory wood chips on there. we will put that on the bottom. and then i'm going to take these gloves right here and i'm going to take one of the

racks off. hand me that tray right there. show you how to transfer them from the smoker on to into this pan. and then, brian, you and i are going to make that barbecue sauce. brian: all right. janice: all of these are on your recipe. >>recipe. brian: where are the puppies from yesterday? >> show you how to put those in and take a plan off. >> we'll show you how to make a barbecue sauce. stir, barbecue sauce. >> a lot of honey. broi. janice: can we call you honey? >> yes, couldn't. >> three tablespoons of apple juice. steve: by the way, all the recipes are on our website foxandfriends.com. john is going to be cooking for us all morning. janice: oh, yes.

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sea republican, conservative judge in seattle. in washington state. and the order he actually put in place, the stay on this executive order is very important. this is not the first federal judge order against this executive order. four others one in virginia and now this one in seattle. couple of issues with this executive order. a lot of flaws with it constitutional and pragmatic practical issues with this order. here's the thing. let's look at a couple of facts before we move on. first and foremost not since 1975 has an american been killed on u.s. soil by any citizen of those seven countries, iran, iraq, syria, smom somalia and yemen. we love immigration. go to stanford, go to yale, go to cal tech. they are doing great. >> this is why donald trump got elected.

evidence didn't get elected because of the economy or we need a stronger military. he got elected because of immigration. we see these terrorist attacks rocking the globe. just yesterday there is the attack in france. and americans have finally put their foot down they are fed up. we finally have a president who will stand up to this nonsense. so this judge can try to block it. but donald trump does not give in to this stuff easily. and we're going to see a burn back now. ainsley: how do you feel as an independent? >> i think donald trump made it clear he means what he says and says what he means. ainsley: you like the executive order. >> the leadership says i actually do mean what i say. these sanctions and immigration issues have been going won clinton and bush. clinton, bush and also obama. it's about the leadership on who is actually going to stick to the system and actually have a mandate by the people. people coming into the country and get benefits citizens don't get. what same seeing is not paying taxes and getting freebies americans are not getting.

and in particularly when i are talking about african-americans. if friend brake as law. guess what they go to jail. time for immigrants. >> we are talking about doctors and lawyers and nuclear physicians cysts coming here. >> it's more than doctors and lawyers. >> he is trying to apiece the breitbart crowd, the fringes, the alt right. i don't want to call them white nationalists. the very small minority. >> you are tilling me 56 million americans that voted for donald trump. >> it wasn't 60 million. >> hysteria of this immigration. ainsley: all right. guess what. >> sea minority president. 43%? let's get the facts right. ainsley: y'all, thank you so much. [laughter] ainsley: cool down. get some wings and enjoy the super bowl tomorrow. thanks for being with us. >> thanks, ainsley. ainsley: they are two of the best football players ever. tiki barber and tim brown.

they are both here. they are going to play a game with us coming up. it's called corn hole. ♪ the boys are back in town ♪ the boys are back in town ♪ the boys are back in town ♪

brian: super bowl 51 in houston, texas. guess where we are. okay, give up. heisman trophy winner one the greatest receivers of his generation as well as tiki barber. looking to run a marathon. outstanding running backs of his generation. guys, you are here today to first off offer your expertise about a very intriguing matchup. the greatest dynasty i have

seen in sports in my lifetime u salary cap era, i can't explain it i know you got it started when the patriots beat the raiders in the playoffs. can you complaint patriot way? >> i think right now tom brady is just doing the miracle thing. i think people expect that he is going to get older and go away. this guy is finding a way to win football games. is he making it very simple. throw the ball and let the guys who get paid all the money, let them make the plays. brian: these receivers that he is making famous are not big names. >> there is a mind set, chip on the shoulder mind set that bill belichick looks for in players. guys that's been cut that that have athletic ability. that's why tom is the greatest quarterback we have seen. guys otherwise not making teams into stars. brian: might be overmatched with more talent with the falcons, correct? >> well, the falcons are very, very talented team. no doubt about that. i don't know if tom brady has ever been overmatched in a situation like this.

you give them an extra week to study, and is he going to find a way to get it done. brian: if had you a choice of a barbecue sauce and a roll, what would you choose? >> king's hawaiian. >> are you getting into the entrepreneur thing. >> i love the sweet rolls but now gotten into the barbecue sauce business. and this is a sweet pineapple which is my favorite. the coffee. the big island lava. anything with bacon in it is good. brian: we will play a little bit of corn hole. it's not just about the game u it's about tailgating at the game. so, tiki, what are the chances of you being able to perform in the clutch, go five, 10, or 15? is he going to go 15. here we go. it's a little hook. oh my. go ahead.

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♪ ♪ i'm coming out ♪ so you better get this party started ♪ i'm coming out ♪ so you better get this party started ♪ [cheers and applause] brian: that is our starting team. you look at the stafford cobras. their fourth grade squad has been super bowl champions for four years. we have got the texan cheerleaders and super bowl

mass scotts and a lot of very cold coaches. steve: it is very cold. in fact as you look like at us here in houston, texas right now temperatures in the 40's. wind chill makes it feel like it's down in the 30's. but people are so excited because this is super bowl saturday and we have got about 100 people who have showed up early to be with us here on "fox & friends." ainsley: those have the texas cheerleaders that brian was talking about in the beginning. in the back falcons cheerleaders here for two hours. we are fair and balanced. patriots cheerleaders coming up. pete is eating dadgum good wings. 3.3 billion wings are consumed over the course of the weekend. brian: what does it say about the country? we like fried food. steve: he grilled them and baked them and smoked them. they are delicious. brian: we did that the first hour what everyone wanted for breakfast. we have a huge show. amongst our guest coming up. george for man and joe namath. ainsley: going to be great.

steve: corey lewandowski advisor to the new president and also was his original campaign manager. let's talk about a fox news alert. you probably heard that there is u.s. district judge appointed by george w. bush his name is john robart, last night he issued a temporary -- actually, he stopped president trump's four month freeze, temporary vetting said you know what? we will have to figure this out. now apparently the airlines are being told okay, lead them back on the planes. brian: where they are going. how it's going to be implemented up for the courts to decide u at the earliest possible time the department of justice intends to file emergency stay. the president's order sin tended by the way to protect the home land and he has the constitutional authority and responsibility to protect the american people. and is he looking at what happened in europe. he is seeing what happened in france in belgium in germany and saying i don't want that to happen here. that's part of the reason why he was elected. and then yesterday he's

tweeted out. we opened up the show and, steve, you actually yelled it out you said there has been an attack outside the louvre by a guy with a hatchet going after a french soldier. how many more attacks do you take if you are president before you say i need to take action. if they could have communicated it more effectively he wouldn't be in this mess. ainsley: he tweet you had yesterday wake up, america. he did talk about it in this week's address. >> i will never forget my responsibility is to keep you, the american people, safe and free. that's why last week i signed an executive order to help keep terrorists out of our country. the executive order establishes a process to develop new vetting and mechanisms to ensure those coming in to america love and support our people. that they have good intentions. on every single front we are working to deliver for american workers and american families, you, the law abiding

citizens of this country are my total priority. you're safety, your jobs, and your wages guide our decisions. steve: nobody should be surprised that donald trump has done. this and we have been talking about it this past week. this is what he promised when he was running for put of the united states. how many times did you hear him say we're going to have extreme vetting. this is what he is talking about. so they take this form of temporary pause. they figure out what's working and not working. they are going forward people who should be stopped at our border are. what the left is trying to do with these orders and all the stuff you see in the mainstream media is they are trying to convince everybody that the u.s. constitution essentially gives everybody on earth, non-american citizens the right to come into this country. and that simply is not what the founders intended. ainsley: the president saying he wants to reverse. this this federal judge is saying now people can fly from those seven countries here to the u.s. what happens next? is there someone that can

reverse this? brian: the ban is on a pause and it's up to them to file a formal stay and get it to another judge who feels differently. and in boston the administration got some wind at their back. got it reaffirmed but it was a seattle judge appointed by george w. bush said no, this is unconstitutional. it says it significantly harms residence and mandates discrimination. ainsley: if it goes to the supreme court, what happens? steve: that would take years. the administration is going to seek some immediate temporary probably legal remedy through the courts but ultimately all the president of the united states has to do is another executive order blake it more focused and more targeted. next thing you know you have got a new order. stay tuned. i'm feeling even though donald trump is down at his resort in florida, march largo, is he workinwork -- mar-a-lago is he working on this. ainsley: did i check to see if

he had tweeted about it before our show. brian: he will not get up when we get up. i don't know what it is. talk about paying for the wall in mexico. we know general kelly told catherine herridge start as early as march and be done in two years. bowl steger up the wall when needed on the southern border. he talked about a layered operation. technology, fencing, a wall, everything necessary to secure the border. that's why i don't understand what we're about to hear from john mccain. it's almost like an intentional way to diss the presidentful. ainsley: he said it won't work. he is not in favor of it listen to what he said. >> if you only build a wall, only quote, a wall without using technology, drones, observation, et cetera, you are not going to secure the burden. >> um-huh. he is obviously talking about having mexico pay for it. do you think that's actually a viable option in. >> no. >> why do you say that?

>> because it's not a viable option. steve: he probably says it's not a viable option because it's something we have never done before. america has always had an open border with mexico. you this is once again what donald trump campaigned on and plurality of people in the united states said okay, that's the plan we want a wall and want mexico to pay for it we had sid miller the texas agriculture commissioner about an hour ago on our set in houston, he said there are a whole bunch of ways that mexico could wind up paying for it. >> ever since donald trump got into the race, you know, they said he can't be successful. he can't do this. he has delivered on every campaign promise so far. and this is another deal that he will fulfill. and mexico is not going to radio write us an 18 billion-dollar check. mccain is right on that. but they will reimburse. we are going to build the wall.

get reimbursed from mexico. there is any number of ways. for one, we can withhold funding that we send, you know, to mexico. we can do surcharge on money orders going to mexico that was earned up here. we can do a value added tax on imports at the border. so, they really won't have a choice. i mean in the matter. we will collect enough funds to pay for the border wall. ainsley: talking about the money orders. some people live here in the united states send money back home to their family members down in mexico. can you charge for for that money order system. or tax import, exports coming in and out of country. brian: usually there is a response. more apt to look at the home land security grants that we give them to secure their southern border so they don't mess up our southern border. steve: john mccain watching right now i know is he a big southern griller. he has 8 grills.

ainsley: how do you know that? steve: it was in people magazine. so john mccain, i bet you a dollar if you are watching. i bet two years from now the wall is either done or under construction and mexico is paying for part of it or at least all of it. going forward. there is going to be some sort of mechanism. ainsley: i heard from people who did support trump right after the elections. i just want limb to really do what he says he is going to do. that's what everyone is saying after out election. now it's happening. i do agree with you. brian: john mccain is going to be happy about two things. number one donald trump met with the ukrainian leaders yesterday and said listen i'm not going to lift the sanctions on russia right await a minute and happy with the sanctions iran got. he was tired of seeing iran run over us for the last eight years and right away president trump made it clear that missile test that you have there is going to be rom myifications. ril make meghan mccain happy. ainsley: made happy she got a

job at fox. steve: the stuff president trump said he is going to do he followed through on. how refreshing. 10 minutes after 7:00 in new york. 10 minutes after 6:00 here in houston. it's time for news headlines with heather. heather: good morning to all of you. hope you are off to great saturday. the most dangerous drug lord known for escaping prison says new york jail cell is just too strict, the jail itself is the brooklyn judge denying joaquin el chapo guzman's request for lighter security after complaining that the king pin spends the day locked up and can't have visitors or make phone calls. he appeared at brooklyn courtroom yesterday after being extradited to the u.s. last month has pleaded guilty to multiple drug trafficking charges. from the white house to houston, vice president mike pence is coming to the super bowl. he will fly in tomorrow on air force 2 to watch the new england patriots take on the atlanta falcons. he is the fourth sitting vice president to seat big game in person following the footsteps

of former vice presidents al gore and george h.w. bush. no word yet on which team he is rooting for come on our show we would love to see you youngest fan will be at the game. falcons defensive star angry levitre shelling out $1,700 on a new ticket so his newborn baby can watch her daddy play in the big game. she was born hours after beat the seahawks. tomorrow will be just her second game. really he has to buy a ticket just for his newborn? and those are your headlines. glad she gets to come though. brian: there is one famous shot. thanks, heather. drew breeze after he won and his son was 8 months old, i think. he put head sets on him and had him up there on the stage as he won. ainsley: i remember that, too. brian: now i think he is 9. steve: thank you very much, heather. a little react over there you will see what that is. the white house vow talking

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steve: fox news alert on this saturday morning. a federal judge ordering an immediate stop to president trump's immigration order effectively opening the borders back up for the time being. but this is one of the main reasons president trump was elected president trump into office to keep us safe.

remember? ainsley: here to discuss this karinkatrina pierson. >> welcome to texas. ainsley: we love having you on the set. what do you think of this federal judge saying you know what? folks in the seven countries now they can come to the u.s. >> i think this is definitely a slap in the face to the american public this was not a secret policy that the trump campaign ran on. and it's just flat out wrong. this is not a muslim ban. if it were, we would have to add about 40 other countries to it. and this was something that the obama administration had outlined. this was president trump's way offing that he that first limiting step and keeping his promise keeping americans safe. brian: don't you think it's telling that these other nations have not spoken out against this ban you? don't see the uae or saudi arabia osaudia --

>> other country dries know there is a problem globally and they know that president trump is very serious about the promises he made to keep americans safe on the campaign trail. steve: sure. here's the thing. ultimately, people who are not american citizen does not, under our constitution have a right to come into this country. they just don't. >> so that's the argument that i make. that the constitutional argument. steve: it's clear. >> falls flat on its face. foreign nationals, first of all aren't entitled to constitutional rights. that's the purpose. that's why i think this is going to gin up more support for president trump. what is to happen if someone comes in during this time and does harm to american citizens? steve: so you are saying you watch the other channels and there is a complete freakout. at least we are being fair and balanced. is this going to back fire on them and more people are going to go that's right, trump's right. what's going on? >> oh, absolutely. those other fake news websites we have been seeing a loft

fake news coming out of other prominent networks lately. there is always outrage anything donald trump does is going to cause outrage for them and i do in this will push support for the president because americans know it needs to be done. you. ainsley: katrina, people are outraged there are people who are outraged. have you these democrats coming unhinged. they are protesting. they are actually inciting violence at some of these. steve: looting. ainsley: yeah. breaking glass and you are right. throwing molotov cocktails u it's gotten really really crazy. why is this happening? >> well, when are democrats not outraged? this is just what happens when they don't get their way. weave tend to see snowflakes, throw fits, call names, throw tantrums. they don't get what they want, essentially. this is beige out of solenski rules for radicals, take direct action. that's when you go into the community and you create an event around your defined enemy in this case it would be president trump, and you just

cause chaos. and, again, people are tired of this. parents want their kids to be able to go to college without jug to worry about being caught up in this nonsense. brian: katrina you just said something organized. daily caller found out group, progressive charity funded by george soros in the city of tucson and major labor union and several larger companies together financing a lot of these protests. amongst the people backing it howard dean. he said i like it. these people will be running america soon. really? in stalking masks. >> imagine a tea party rally going down the way that did. you wouldn't have that we experienced this on the campaign too. you don't have to go back very far to see bill ayers. look at our chicago rally when candidate trump was going in to a black community and upghtsed to bring his message under a sought same kind of thing. steve: in both the college campus riots as we saw, it was all about shutting down people who had a different point of

view than the progressive point of view. if you are a conservative on campus, they don't want to hear from you. >> it wasn't even just penal, steve. this was a gay immigrant who was going to a college campus. brian: he is a conservative. that's the problem. >he isconservative. these snowflakes don't want anyone to go against their own philosophy. brian: among the people that agree with you bill maher. there is a problem on the left. they don't want to listen u great to see you, katrina. ainsley: thank you. brian: biggest sport event in the country and in the world what does it take to put the super bowl on air? we went behind the scenes in fox. the man in charge of all of it president of fox sports green shenk. ainsley: do steve, heather and janice have what it takes to go to out irspace? wait until you see what happens when they went to visit nasa right here in houston. brian: i'm not sure i feel confident with you guys ♪ without wings ♪ without will

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steve: okay. we're here in houston. in addition to the super bowl, just outside of town, you've got the johnson space light center in florida they launch the rockets for nasa. here they control them once they take off. and janice and heather and i actually, yesterday, flew a simulated orion space life mission. >> heather: we throifd tell the tale. janice: it was so much fun. steve: watch. ♪

♪ steve: welcome to nasa we are at the mission control where all systems are a go. come on if there. heather: talk to people in space. steve: janice. janice: let's get this mission done. steve: you don't say let's get this mission done you say let's light this candle. >> he is right. let's light this candle. ♪ steve: all right. before a mission, we have got to learn astronaut stuff. let me out of here. boom boom boom. >> i'm sorry, dave, i'm afraid i can't do that. heather: that looks good. steve: so i'm. [beeping] steve: what is that? >> fire alarm. steve: houston, we have a problem. suddenly we look like ghost

bust errs. ghostbusters. steve: who are you going to call? the people from "fox & friends." steve: that's the orion capsule. we are going to do a simulation where heather and i are coming back after two and a half years in space together and probably no longer talking to each other. >> what happened? that was the best part. heather: two and a half years in space together and got stuck. steve: we actually got inside the capsule and i was in charge of driving the space capsule so that we didn't skip off the atmosphere of the earth for deep space mission. heather had to deploy the chute, which was critical.

it was a little dicey because if she did it too soon we would all die. heather: this is all about the orion which is not currently up in space but it is when they get that up and running they will be able to go into deep space. janice: i was cap con communicating to the astronauts to make sure they had a safe landing. i can't believe we don't have the rest of that tape. ainsley: we will fix it is this space food? heather: stuff we brought back for you guys. everybody that worked at nasa were fantastic so good to us and huge fox fans. steve: other things is just out fact that they're such patriots because they have such a love of the country and aviation. they are trying to get us back in space and maybe under this administration we will do a little more than we did in the last one. brian: if donald trump is watching tweet us and say we will go to mars. steve: we have got the outfits, mr. president. brian: see the whole package a

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they practice five days a week after school and they are -- last year i think they all got scholarships to college. fantastic. i'm sure we are going to get some more this year. steve: also wewe have got some -- are these peewee football players? i. brian: cobras have won four super bowls? how old are you kids? how do you win four super bowls? when did you start playing? >> i started playing when i was 6. brian: how about you? >> when i was 6. brian: what's your name? >> michael. >> austin. brian: tell me the magic of football, what does it mean so much to you. >> because can you do a lot of things like tackle. you can be anything like a cornerback, running back. brian: it takes a lot of work and can't hang out with friends. you would rather be here with the team than just hanging out at home? >> you spend time with your team and you can play with them like whenever it's time to be good, then you just have

to get your game play. brian: you know what you are telling me? you are disciplined there is time to play and time to train. lastly i need predictions on this super bowl. i know the texans aren't in it. so you have got the falcons against the patriots u who is going to win? >> patriots. >> falcons. you. brian: cobe brass, good jobs, congratulations on four super bowls. have you a lot to live up to. four super bowls by the age of 10. even joe montana can't say that. steve: huge crowd one for the patriots and one for the falcons. ainsley: do you think you will be in the super bowl when you get older? >> yeah. steve: is it cool to be on tv? brian: absolutely. ainsley: they sore cute. do you know who is on tv right now? steve: heather nowrt. heather: good morning. 20 more atf agents sent to chicago after the city saw highest murder rate nut last 20 years. form a new task force taking

on the windsy city's gun violence that move comes as president trump has been threatening to send in the feds to the city if it doesn't fix the problem. >> they're not going to solve the problem. what you are doing is the right thing, then we are going to solve the problem for them. we have to do something about chicago. because what's happening in chicago should not be happening in this country. heather: chicago recorded 762 murders last year alone. and time to go. the u.s. army corps will be kicking out hundreds of protesters today who have been demonstrating against the north dakota pipeline. the army says it needs to shut down the protester camps to protect them from heavy snow fall and also possible flooding that's expected to hit the area. protesters have been clashing with police for months over the construction of the 1200-mile pipeline. critics say it will contaminate water supplies but officials say it's the campus becoming an environmental issue. u.s. veteran and friend of our show is sending hundreds of pizzas to our troops for super bowl sunday.

800 pizzeria uno pies will be landing at bag gram air base in afghanistan and it will arrive tomorrow thanks to retired air force master sergeant mike evans. hills nonprofit called pizzas for patriots has been sending pies to the troops for every super bowl sunday for nearly a decade. what a great idea and i'm sure those guys and gals appreciate it over there in afghanistan. those are your headlines: steve: all right, heather, thank you very much. super bowl 50 was the most watched television program in american history. brian: chawl taken. and this year the stage is set for an even bigger show. what exactly does it take to put on the most watched event of the year not just for the american audience but the international audience? heather: let's ask the man in charge of it all ceo and president of fox sports eric shanks. it is tomorrow. >> we're feeling really good. it starts to calm down later in the week as everything gets

set. the rundown is set. all the ads are set. and we're ready to go. steve: all the aides are set. some people actually watch the ads more than they watch the game. how crazy is that? >> i think people -- and the thing is now companies -- a lookout of companies are preceding parts of their ads to get more interest because there is such a big competition. brian: eric, when did you break into the sports world. >> i was a high first round draft in like 1994. brian: how much has the production changed in that period? >> a ton. the technology has, you know, look, the smart phones have changed and the technology around augmented reality. the things we are doing with intel in this year's super bowl is going to blow people's minds. steve: intel you mean human intelligence? >> that's right. we're able to this year. people always talk about what new cameras do have you? the newest camera we have this year is not even a camera at all. we can literally fly into the

helmet or into a referee's eyes. steve: wait. how do you do that? >> there are so many cameras collecting data around the stadium we can actually recreate and fly in, using real video in to every play in the quarterback's eyes u brian brian get's the perspective of the player? even though technology is a bart of it and really cool. i think the magic of fox sports is the energy and the feeling of family on and off camera. and i was able to talk to two guys who get along really well. howie long and terry bradshaw who will be doing the four hour free game show and they wentz overtime by the way. here is a little of what makes them special and what the game means to them. >> when you're on the panel, sun aside, is it fun? is it nervous? do you feel 100 million people? >> i don't know whether we are just dumb enough not to realize that the red light means there is 140 million people. no, we have fun. we're close to nasa.

we are not rocket scientists. we talk football. we have a great group. we have been fornts, terry and i have been together 23 years. you know, to have a son playing in the game. we were talking about it a few minutes ago. chris was 9 when i started at fox and terry is, you know, we are family. steve: that's nice. brian: he was 9 years old when he started and now he is playing for the patriots and now he has got to call the game. >> really special weekend for the long family. we shot a piece with howie and his son chris. and then howie's wife diane is going to join us for part of the free game show. steve: it is a family. this year it's a family with fox sports and fox news because you built this for us. >> look at what we built. steve: thank you. >> not collecting any rent at all. brian: i know you are especially for the turf. terry bradshaw has four super bowls and so does brady fevment wins it he will break terry's record. michael strahan's hometown that's special.

brady talk to u -- >> we have a lot in the rundown there is a lot of great moments. the robert kraft, erin andrews interview is amazing. that's early nut program. make sure you tune in 2:00 eastern u 1:00 for kickoff show. so we have got a lot going on. ainsley: gosh. and you se seem so calm. >> you got me up early. brian: you started breaking in production assistant and now you are running the whole place. >> you are the best looking hardest working man at fox news i hope o'reilly is watching. brian: now cue the band. perfect. congratulation us, eric, on everything. acalm knows what it's like it play under pressure. he has kicked two super bowl winning field goals. can he set a world record in less than 60 seconds. find out next. ainsley: president rolling back regulations to give small

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houston cham hispani chamber of. how important is it that this president wants to get rid of as many regulations as he possibly can. >> small business, anything that makes scaling our small business is a good thing. tax reform, promises and the rising cost of healthcare under control are anything that allows us to get access to capital is going to be a good proposition. not just for small businesses but for the american economy to thrive. steve: you mentioned the cost of healthcare is rising as it has. has obama about a problem for your company. >> it has and the many have to carry the burden crease. i go kept getting letters every six months saying my insurance rates were going up. i'm hoping that doesn't surprise me anymore. steve: gordon, are you hopeful that this new president can help small business? >> i am hopeful. i will tell you we are watching everything very

carefully right now. small businesses depend on labor. having access to labor readily available is important. what he wants to do in the long-term basis with immigration, i think is important as well. how he regulates that to make sure people can work legally and be productive. steve: change from the last administration i think the pliers now hav -- employers havo follow the rule of the law. employers like yourself if you are going to hire somebody have you to go through everify which last time you didn't have to. >> it was optional before now they are making it mandatory. you are right. steve: is it good or bad four. >> i think it's going to weed out a lot of people. it precipitates a situation where we need to take a long-term basis of where this country is going on immigration in general. steve: laura, how do you feel about that. >> certainly houston's hispanic chamber of commerce is happy to be at the table. we met with trump's transition team i thought that was important and step in the right direction to continue to

dialogue with 57 million latinos who represent this country and part of america. we, too, want to be heard and be part of that conversation. we don't want any inintended consequences. we are hopeful. he is our president. we move forward as a chamber of commerce as houston and as a community. but, we also wants to make sure that this big community is understood and heard and that there are no unintended consequences that can be damaging. steve: one of the things that donald trump ran on was extreme vetting because, you know, he has felt that our nation is in peril exposed in some measure with the temporary travel restrictions. >> yes. steve: are you okay with his ultimate goal which is to make us safer? >> i have think we are all in favor you have having a safe country. no one augerings that point. i think it's just a matter of how it's being done and the way it's being communicated to others. steve: lily, if the president of the united states was watching right now, what would you want him to know about small business and how to help? >> i think not just the

president but everyone that's watching the matters of small business is a matter that should matter to everyone in america. we are the ones creating the nut new job growth up to 60% of the new jobs. steve: okay. >> and anything that stifles us from growing and having capital and employing new people is going to impact the community. it will help us with our growth. steve: gordon, final word. any ideas for this administration? >> we have grown because of our diversity. people come with a drive to make it in this country, to create jobs. to make their families better. and the more we enhance that, the better off we are as a country. steve: all right. i know ultimately this administration just wants to make america great again but don't we all? >> yes. steve: ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much. >> thank you. steve: meanwhile, still ahead, a big program, corey lewandowski the former campaign manage tore donald trump is going to join us live in about 10 minutes. and adam knows what it's like to play under pressure.

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>> the mark to beat was 20 field goals. you had 28. it's a new record. [cheers and applause] >> congratulations. steve: well, the indianapolis colts kicker now in the history books and $15,000 going to help our vets. and the pat tillman foundation. brian: what a great cause and great performance. the world record holder is here right now. it's almost a tradition now. colts kicker, former patriots kicker adam. he joins us with tillman scholar john vanhorn. welcome to you both. a round of applause, guys. whose idea was to break record. >> barkley card, they thought it would be a great idea. i have been teaming up with them for five years. we have done other things in the past. what a great opportunity to go back to houston where had you some great memories 13 years ago. they have thought it up. they conceived it up and we made it happen. ainsley: sean, you are a tillman scholar. tell us about the foundation

and what being a scholar means to you. >> it's meant everything for me. the foundation they really invest in our future and what we like to do is try to write a story for a better future. makes a much as an impact in our society as possible. steve: sure. you are here because of his good foot. the tillman foundation wound up getting $15,000 cash yesterday, right? >> we did. and we appreciate every cent of it. adam has been an amazing sport to the foundation as well as nfl extra points. brian: we remember pat tillman who decided to give up in the prime of his sports career to go fight for us in afghanistan and lost his life fighting and his name lives on with scholars like you. >> i try to do as much as possible just like the close to 500 scholars we have as well carry on his legacy and do what we can to make an impact. steve: it must have been exciting to see him do that yesterday. congratulations. are you going to the game tonight -- tomorrow.

are you going to the super bowl? >> do you have a ticket for me? steve: i'm sorry we do not have tickets at fox news channel. >> i will tell you what, john. we just want to thank you for everything that you've done for just being such a great guy. and on behalf of the nfl extra points credit card issued by barclay card and myself. brian: look at that. steve: he has super bowl tickets. ainsley: surprise. how do you feel? [cheers and applause] ainsley: is he speechless. steve: this has been killing all of us. everybody knew. all these little kids. the mass scotts they knew. except you. brian: i don't want to put you on the spot but who are you taking? [laughter] >> i'm going to have to take at least one of the wonderful workers from the pat tillman foundation. they have been amazing to me and all of us scholars. i will try to represent us as

much as possible. ainsley: who are you going to pull for? >> i lived in atlanta. ainsley: all right. brian: adam, a great thing. did you finally, how many more years for you? >> you know, i'm still loving it. screaming fans. hopefully i have a few years left. steve: real quickly, before you go, people watching would like to help the pat tillman foundation. how do you do it. >> two ways. if you are a military veteran, spouse, or active duty, you can apply. just. steve: website. >> website pat tillman foundation. brian: welcome to both of you. good job. ainsley: very nice of you. god bless you and thank you for serving our country. brian: coming up next. a lot more show corey lewandowski and george foreman one of the great personalities in sports and he can punch really hard. steve: maybe george will grill corey. >> we will see. first we will

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♪ ♪ steve: go okay. we'll go. [cheers and applause] ainsley: the super bowl is tomorrow, brian. it's here. come on up to the set. steve: it's freezing. we are trying to warm up. steve: live from houston,

texas, it is "fox & friends" for super bowl saturday. and there you can see dadgum smoker guy. ainsley: who is dancing with janice. 1.33 billion wings are devoured over the super bowl weekend. and look who is joining us on the set, brian. brian: so the cobras, the falcon cheerleaders, you saw the patriot cheerleaders and the patriot mascot. the falcon mascot. the super bowl mascot and a lot of food and players. there is a lot going on here. steve: look who is here. we have got corey lewandowski who is president trump's first campaign manager. corey, nice to see you. ainsley: thanks, corey. steve: okay. the band is going to wrap up. >> right on cue. ainsley: who are you pulling for? >> it's tom brady brady, baby. brian: only 27% of the country wants the patriots to win. does that bother you or inspire you. >> brian, the polls are wrong.

[laughter] >> for two years the polls have been wrong. steve: absolutely. let's talk about what's going on in the news. first up, the president with the executive order last week, the extreme vetting, stopping people from seven different countries who are not american citizens from coming to the united states. this judge yesterday said no, can't do that anymore. temporarily frozen. sounds like the white house might do something else. what could the white house do? >> look, so the president has already said, if you look at the person that the president has nominated to be the next supreme court justice. this is a person, if is he confirmed, north going to litigate from the bench. north going to make rules from the bench. what they have said there are three branches of government and all equal. the bottom line is when the president writes a executive order it's his prerogative to do so it should be implemented. have you activist judge appointed saying no, no, i'm going to stop everything from taking place. this is unelected individual decided to eject. steve: appointed by george w. bush. >> doesn't matter.

they have accountability when they take the bench. you can't have one individual who has never been elected who nobody knows who says i'm going to override the president of the united states. that's not lou the system works. they have to go through the appeals process or change the executive order. the bottom line is the president wants to keep our president safe u it's seven countries and say hey, let's take a pause. a temporary pause of who is coming in so our country can be safe. i don't see what the problem is. steve: corey, when you were running out, apparently the president of the united states down in mar-a-lago tweeting out he just tweeted this out when a country is no longer able to say who can and who cannot come in and out especially for reasons of safety and security, big trouble. >> it's so simple. right? he has talked about this for two years. if we don't have a border, we don't have a country. if we can't control who is coming in, he said maybe it's the greatest trojan horse of all time. we can't even vet people coming into our country anymore, when we do, we do just a bad job they commit mass suicide on the west coast. brian: corey, what you are saying is logical.

i think the most logical thing to tie it to the machete attack in france. that's his objective. not being communicated effectively. does that have anything to do with the fact that they are not fully staffed yet on the communication level on the home land security we just got a secretary four days ago? just got a defense secretary and secretary of defense. does that have anything to do with the message is not getting out effectively. >> sure. part of it, too the senate democrats have refused to listen to these nominees. walked away from the committee. are not let these individuals come in and take their roles inside the federal government. hampering of the role of the federal government, of course. the senate democrats should vote on individuals. not boycott them move them through as quickly as possible. jeff sessions needs to be confirmed as the next attorney general so we can make sure the processes are moving forward. that's multiple people. the other party of this this administration has been in place for exactly two weeks. two weeks and look at the work they have accomplished. what no one understands about president trump is is he going to get more done in the first

two weeks of the administration than most administrations are going to get in from months or two years. that's the type of person he is that's why it's moving so quickly. ainsley: funny you mention that in the "wall street journal" there is a story about the folks who have worked for donald trump in the last two weeks. >> thank god he went to mar-a-lago. trump is not on vacation. he still working just working from florida. ainsley: that doesn't surprise you. you know what he is like. the quote says in the "wall street journal" is mr. trump prepares to leave the white house friday for quick trip to mar-a-lago home in palm beach, florida. one white house official was looking forward to a brief respite. i'm so excited the official said about taking a weekend break. katrina pearson was on earlier. i said is that true? what's it like? she said ainsley we gold to three cities in one day. the man doesn't sleep. >> he is amazing. these people who just stearated in the administration don't understand this is every day. this is the next four years. there are no breaks with mr. trump, president trump.

he just wants to work and get things done. i saw it first hand. i have seen him work 18 hours a day seven days a week for two years u that is what is he bringing to the white house. that's you what the american people want. they want fundamental change. the staff like this. i don't know who that person is. let me tell you they are not going to last. brian: a lot of people said you remember initially they talked about bringing the press to the eisenhower building giving them more area because there is such a request and so many demands to be there. they came up, outrage expressed there they came one a plan b. that was to bring in skype reporters, on a rotational basis, daily basis to give them a chance at sean spicer. so here is one exchange we wanted to share with you because this has has only been a couple days now. this must have tweaked the media. >> let me go to the fourth skype gail jackson from wvnn talk radio in huntville, alabama. >> sean, thank you very much for taking questions from outside the elite media bubble there in d.c. my question is about

immigration. >> the elite media bubble. and inside the elite media bubble, they were aghast obviously is a complete freakout about donald trump and what he has done in the last two weeks. >> everything is different, right? think about the fact that in this day and age where donald trump goes directly to the american people through his twitter account. now they are taking the white house press secretary is taking calls from outside the briefing room. oh my god the a team must be aghast by the whole thing. the big three networks that used to deliver 90% of the news don't understand their model is gone. the more people that can have direct access to the administration the more nufings they can get out that's better for everybody. steve: yeah. what do you make you have what has been going on in the u.s. senate with schumer having people not even showing up, boycotting things like that. ainsley: crying. steve: people are crying. nancy pelosi is singing outside this land is your land. while you think it looks like they're obstructionist. really that's all they have got. that's their only game. >> they have nothing left.

it's amazing. chuck schumer may be the shortest leader of the democratic party in the u.s. senate. steve: i agree. >> the map is terrible for the democrats next year in 18. the republicans have a number of seats where they have opportunities to pick up particularly in states like ohio where president trump won ohio and have you got sherrod brown an objectionist in that seat. many other places. the democrats, look, their party has failed the american people for 30 years and american people have responded with a massive minority. steve: that's all chuck schumer has. he has he to look to his base like i'm stopping everything. >> there is nothing else they can do. it is unfortunate because i do think when the president nominates someone to be a cabinet secretary. that person should have a fair hearing. they should be vetted and voted on. what we saw even with general mattis who by all accounts was exceptionally qualified for the secretary of defense, we had a democrat who voted against him. and when it becomes a democrat who is making their nominations, if it's not bipartisan support, you know, it's uproar from the mainstream media party line

vote for the most part. even people exceptionally qualified. brian: dating back to george washington at this point. fewest cabinet secretary ever confirmed. dating back to our first president. >> brian, have you to remember the first week after the president won the election. he started nominating these guy us. this wasn't a surprise, right? so they all knew they were coming. the fact that jeff sessions has not been confirmed to the u.s. senate is just mind-numbing to me. ainsley: corey, we have a surprise for you. tom brady is friends with donald trump. >> true. ainsley: but the cheerleaders, they love you. >> i love them. [cheers] brian: there you go. >> the winning team. steve: a patriots fan. brian: you never had cheerleaders when you were at cnn. >> i didn't get cheerleaders. >> look for the fifth super bowl for tom tomorrow.

steve: thank you very much. >> appreciate it. steve: time for news over there and heather has got it. heather: we start off with a fox news alert. we are talking about iran. now firing back at the trump administration with a show of military force. the number one state sponsor of terror planning military exercises later today to include ballistic missile test launches. iran reacting to a brand new round of economic sanctions just handed down by the white house. after one of its earlier missile launches fails, we will keep you posted on any developments as they come in. in the meantime another fox news alert anti-trump protests growing overseas right now. live pictures coming out of london. thousands marching near the u.s. embassy in london there. they are calling on president trump to end his executive order on refugees. london one of several cities across the world holding rallies today including paris and also sydney. white house to houston vice president mike pence is coming to the super bowl. he will fly here tomorrow on

air force 2 to watch the patriots take on the falcons. he is the fourth sitting v ntsd to see that big game in person following in the footsteps of former vice presidents al gore, george h.w. bush as well. no word yet on which team is he rooting for. but we are thrilled to have him here. just in time for super bowl party one restaurant combining two favorite things alcohol and pizza, of course. new york city eatery comparing two different alcohol infused pies for the big game. one will feature blue vodka for the patriots and the other peach vodka for falcons fan. americans are expected to spend $330 million on pizza and $141 million just on vodka. and that all comes out of steve doocy's account. those are your headlines. right, steve? steve: indeed. by the way, another fox exclusive, corey introduce this young man. >> this is my son alex. ainsley: all right.

are you taking alex to the game. >> yeah. we are going to the game. ainsley: is this your first super bowl, alex? >> yeah. ainsley: y'all look so much alike. it's so cute. steve: thanks very much. they are playing the roll out music. got to tell you about. this filmmaker dinesh d film maa is coming up next. brian: which one is dinesh? ♪ ♪ restlessness , it's gas. gas-x relieves pressure,bloating and discomfort in minutes !! so we can all sleep easier tonight.

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steve: violent college riots breaking out at berkeley and at nyu protest as well against conservative speakers getting hateful and violent and destructive. brian: listen to this story in the daily caller this is all organized and financed. filmmaker dinesh d'souza is here to react. he has done movies on this. not a surprise what donald trump is doing. i think many people are surprised by the level of violence and vitriol about what he is doing. >> yeah. i think on the campuses there is a sense that, you know, they used to talk about these safe spaces where you needed a place to be away so that you could be protected from conservatism. it looks like they want the whole campus to be a safe space. drive out all defense. this is a terrible thing. brian: outsiders are coming in here with full uniform with ski masks on. they are like hit teams. >> when you see these masked storm troopers, really, you are beginning to see this almost kind of terrorist element on campus. it's very scary. look, you know, a lot of young people today it's not that

they object to conservatism. they are not exposed to it the campuses are driving out not only alternative point of view but mainstream point of view. ainsley: what happens next? because now we are starting to hear from hollywood celebrities saying let's give him a chance. nice thing to hear coming out of hollywood what happens next? does it get better or worse. >> here we are for the super bowl. part of america is playing by the rules of the game. and trump won by the rules of the game and so, you know, the democrats have to learn to play. this whole idea that they can obstruct, so they can sort of stop the game or claim they won by some alternative set of rules. that's absurd. that's not living in reality. steve: donald trump himself has already sent out three tweets this morning. here is one right here regarding the travel temporary restrictions. when a country is no longer able to say who can and can not come in and out, especially for reasons of safety and security, big trouble. then he also tweeted interesting that certain middle eastern countries agree

with the ban. they know if certain people are allowed in it's death and destruction. finally, the opinion of this so-called judge, which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. probably what he is talking about there is just the fact that if you are not an american citizen you do not have rights to come in this country. >> the simple idea that we are a country in which citizens have civil rights, now, people who are. steve: citizens. >> citizens. it's a social compact. and the rights of our constitution pertain to american citizens. they will don't apply to aliens. just like any club. you get to set the rules that decide who gets to be a member u. ainsley: what's your message for the judge? >> i mean, my message for the judge is that, you know, follow the constitution the judge is supposed to enforce and implement the constitution. not make up rules as they go along. brian: yeah. a couple of things. you have done so much work on this. documentaries on this.

the history of the country. how we got to where we are today and why we are exceptional. nation of refugees. that's not american to say no. we are a nation of refugee he is who come in the right way. and i'm going to pick up those papers later. who come in the right way. thought who just storm the gates. >> yeah. the humanitarian sense of allowing in refugees must take a subordinate position to the basic security of americans. i mean, think about why we have a government in the first place. its main job is to protect us from foreign and domestic thugs. so that should always take priority. steve: absolutely. in the meantime with democrats in the senate and the house and the mainstream media complete freakout on what's going on. with president donald trump. >> the thing that scares them about trump is he is fighting not only a political battle he fights a culture battle. he takes on mayoral street. hstreet -- -- merrill ---meryl d

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♪ heather: hey, good morning to you. welcome back to "fox & friends" from houston today. a couple headlines to the bring you right now. a texas police officer under fire for tilling illegal immigrants that they are safe from deportation. the fort worth officer going live on facebook in spanish admitting that police haven't enforced immigration laws for years in the city. the police department, however, says it does enforce all laws and is not a sanctuary city. new jersey governor chris christie jumping at the chance to help president trump stomp out sanctuary cities. christie saying he is a, quote, really willing partner to help penalize cities that refuse to enforce federal immigration laws. steve, brian, and ainsley, back over to you. steve: thank you very much, heather. brian: is he one of houston offense most famous faces legendary boxer george foreman two-time heavyweight champion of the world and olympic gold

medallest and successful entrepreneur. ainsley: george foreman joins us now. >> doing good. thank you. ainsley: you started boxing in houston. >> houston is where i got my first start at 15. i was doing boxing the wrong way fighting on street corners. brian: they weren't training you to do that. >> wasn't winning much either. brian: find that hard to believe. >> that's where it all started right here in houston and then oregon, california, and heavyweight championship of the world by wait olympics. steve: that's right. you actually got a story about our president of the united states who helped you with your come back at one point in your career. >> the big fight, the big fight in atlantic city, in the hotel, i got food, three meals a day. hotel foreman. can i remember the fight just like it was yesterday. holyfield hit me so many times. i haven't forgotten it. brian: you never took a backwards step. in the end he was holding onto the 40 something.

>> the idea don't make a step backwards. all of the trump campaign put that fight on the map along with bob, my precious promoter. this was really something special. steve: so donald trump helped you resurrect my career. >> not only. this is a guy, remember, way back. you could call him from the field, call him he will always return your call. i wonder if he is like that now, returning calls. steve: he will return your phone call today. >> you think so? >> i wants to get in that white house and eat. make me a party of the dinner set up. brian: george, i have got to ask you, too about the mind set. not backing up is donald trump's mind set as he is president of the united states. how do you feel about how the rest of the world views somebody that will not take a backwards step and will move forward deliberately? how does that change the view of an opponent? >> when you are in something

like, this especially, have you got to fight. you can't worry about the audience. when i'm in those boxing matches, i hear boo, boo, after the fight when i listen to them on the tape. in the ring you don't listen to anything. you must step forward and fight. fight. ainsley: george, why did he win? donald trump? >> sometimes people win just because they are winners. some people lose just because they never thought they would really would win and they lose. steve: that's interesting. >> winning is an idea. once you get in it, you can't lose. and then all of a sudden you are out of it. ainsley: he says we are going to get tired of winning. [laughter] ainsley: did you ever get tired of winning? >> yeah, you know, as politics go. there is always a winner and a loser. and next time up, next up. steve: sure. one of the group us of winners, donald trump hopes wilwill will be small businesses and businesses in general because is he going to remove a lot of onerous regulations, change the tax structure so money comes back into the country. it's easier to invest in

things like that. and you -- as i'm describing it you have a thick smile. >> it's big because i'm hoping that a mountain of social workers -- you know the pair shooters droshooter parashootert of the sky. drop socialologyists into chicago and make it a good place again u socialologists. you have to go with educated people that's a storm. brian: there is word. african-american month i don't have to tell you and the president had a lot of african-american leaders that supported him and others in the white house already. the word came out informally that the gangs want to talk to trump. they are intrigued that he cares. how do you deal with that? deal with gang leaders you legitimize them. not good. if you don't, you never will solve the problem. what do you do. >> fortunately i was never in a gang. i was always fighting gangs by myself. brian: right because you are one-man army.

isn't that part of the inner city problem. >> all have you to do is say it and it's done. idea flourish. concern. that's what everybody is looking for concern. steve: sure. what are you up to these days, george? >> i'm trying to stop eating so much at the same time, i'm working on a program to get a shoe that will make every person, even if you are rich, not rich, no matter what you accomplish have you got to get up and walk. so it's about getting a walking shoe that's going to look good on your feet, you play with your grand kids. i used to skip rope. now i'm skipping behind my grand kids u looking for a shoe that's pretty and make grown folk get up and help. steve: what do you mean you are looking for it. >> i'm developing one. steve: you are not looking. you are working on it. brian: i know you are humble and can easily punt on this question. you are just as aggressive as an entrepreneur as you were a fighter. how do you get that message to people that if you are not happy with your circumstances go take action? >> america is the home of the

first, second, even third chance. whatever you want to do, all you have got to do is get up in the morning and put your feet on the floor and say i'm going to do it and don't let anyone tell you you can't. don't worry about it. this is the greatest thing i have ever imagined, our united states of america. it's something special. steve: all right. ainsley: thank you, george. great to see you. brian: something special in houston. thanks so much for letting us come to your city. >> super bowl, super bowl. ainsley: all right. coming up. steve: could you you had the music. ainsley: this is a charity near and dear to my heart holds of honor. it's about supporting our military families. major dan roady is here with the father of a fallen hero. and he has got a very special surprise coming up next. plus, we are cooking with dadgum good super bowl meals that are going to make your mouth water. brian: that's for you, george. steve: let's go, george. he has got stuff. ♪ ♪ digestive balance?

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brian: welcome back, everybody. we're here in houston, texas, site of the super bowl 51. we have a lot of great things going on. steve: got a band. we have got cheerleaders. brian: why have the among

patriots cheerleaders here. the texan cheerleaders here. falcon cheerleaders here. we also have some great causes. some of our great foundation people here. look who is over to my right, steve. steve: that's right. friend of this program dan rooney from folds of honor. he started. he joins us live today with alex mcintosh as the band wraps things up over there tell us about alex and his son scott. >> i call moments of synchronicity. i will let alex talk about scott. but he called me in my front yard after something horrible had happened to his family and said i want to use scott's legacy to help the families of fallen and disabled. ainsley: alex, tell us about your son and what happened. >> well, my son was -- he enlist dollars iheenlisted in t. he was 20 years old when he

enlisted. he was on his second deployment to iraq. and on march 10th, 2008, his platoon was on a combat patrol on the outskirts of baghdad when they were attacked by a suicide bomber. and my son and four other outstanding young men lost their lives in that incident. steve: and that was in 2008? >> 2008. steve: i know it is particularly hard for you to talk about him today because today is his birthday. >> that's correct. he would have been 35 years old today. and so scott, happy birthday. and you are still making a difference, son. steve: indeed. i understanding a friend of yours -- you are a golfer -- >> yes. >> a friend of yours telling you about dan rooney and folds of honor. >> that's correct. when we were looking for a charity, the folds of honor was the perfect fit for me because three of these young men that were killed with my

son had little children. there were three girls. one of them was four years old, the other two are infants. one of the soldiers had never met his daughter because she was born while he was on that deployment. so seeing these families and their loss, you know, it was we knew these families and i knew that if i could ever do something for these families, i would jump at the chance. so, when we found the folds, we found out what they were doing with these families, the scholarships, it was the perfect fit. steve: you did a lot. you raised $3 million. >> a little over 3 million. steve: unbelievable. >> it's been a great thrill for me to do that. and we want to keep the mission going and try to complete it. ainsley: dan, tell the folks at home how you started folds which by the way have you a platinum rating. so, the majority of all the money donated goes to these scholarships to help the kids of fallen soldiers. >> we are very proud.

we call them fighter pilot low drag. 90 cents of every dollar going to fund scholarships. platinum rating on guide star. but more importantly, we talk about the lives we've changed. we sit here in houston. we're going to go celebrate america's game tomorrow, the super bowl. steve: right. >> in houston we have 1393 recipients, actually in the state of texas. so we deployed over $1.5 million right here this fall to help. steve: fantastic. >> to help the families of fallen and disabled go to school. our scholarships are powerful. they go first grade all the way to college. steve: have you awarded over 10,000 scholarships. and to help with the mission, kelly may, bring it on in. take a look. here is a check from budweiser. >> this is for all three of you, especially brian, what easier way than to help our fallen and disabled families through folds of honor than to

drink beer u. brian: all-american made u. >> call to duty specifically for you. brian: absolutely budweiser. ansz ansz we were drinking bud lights last night. >> they believed me n. me when i was in my garage. i said we'll support folds of honor. over $10 million they have donated since our inception. the american which you saw last summer. percentage went back to benefit us. we will double down with incredible campaign. $1.8 million today in honor of the super bowl for folds of honor. and this will change several hundred lives. ainsley: what's great is i'm listening to your story. you knew about his organization and you got involved. you and your son are going to be playing in the golf tournament memorial day weekend. president george w. bush, i wrote a children's book. if you buy the children's book. so proceeds go to your owrgs. steve: we all love folds you have honor.

ainsley: everyone does. god has really bless you had this organization. but thank you for what you do because so many kids are going to college and most kids nut military, if they lose their parents, they don't get any scholarship money, but you're giving that to so many kids throughout the country and we can't thank you enough. >> you said it best, ainsley. god brought us together. we are here in houston and doing his work. that's the only logical information for the trajectory that folds of honor. brian: huge military presence at the super bowl tomorrow including a war hero at 19, george h.w. bush will be tossing the coin. start it all off. >> thank you for having us. >> god bless you guys. ainsley: thank you. >> god bless america. steve: drink a beer. ainsley: folds of honor.org. >> happy birthday, scott. ainsley: happy birthday, scott, this is for you. steve: he is remembered. brian: lighter note toss over toe janice dean eating wings in ago eli manning you jersey.

janice: my dance partner here john mcelmore. the best part for super bowl for me is the food. what are you showing us? >> we are going to go from wings we did earlier to show folks how to do the best boston butt pulled pork sliders ever. janice: boston butt. let's do it. >> take eight ingredients u black pepper. janice: yep. >> sea salt, garlic. paprika, chili powder, we have something else and onion powder. there is our secret ingredient. that is brown sugar and we are going to put all together to make a dry rub. 8 ingredients and that brown sugar actually makes it a nice sweet flavor. janice: have you to tell us about master built. >> if you want to have the best super bowl party ever, team master built brings you the ability in your backyard to smoke up some amazing food. janice: smoke it up. >> we are going to show you

how to take -- this is one of our new, what we call the thermo temp. thermostat particularly controlled propane smoker doing the vanna white? january janwhite. janice: oh yeah. >> dancing to boston butt. janice: dance and do this. cut this up and make some sliders. >> show you how to take that. that's very hot so let me move that for you. janice: dadgum that's good, too. >> on website, master built.com. you actually want to take this and wrap it. janice: we are going to dance to break. >> put it back on for another 8 hours and take a look at how -- you don't have to go to a restaurant. janice: ainsley, steve, brian, we're going to be cutting this up for you, my friend. >> we can have sliders, we can have pulled pork. papimento cheese.

you. janice: dadgum that's good. back to you. ainsley: we are coming over during the commercial break to eat. steve: in my dream it involves that food. brian: all right, j.d., thank you. steve: coming up on super bowl saturday. pete hegseth is a vet. he joins the air force one day. he went for crazy ride in f-16. you're going to see it live here from houston. brian: all right. he's here with an inside look at the super bowl security in the sky. isn't that right, pete? if he can hear me, he would say yes. ♪ urer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we did get an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus? all right. aah! that lady's awesome. i don't see a possum!

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ainsley: you know pete hegseth is an army vet. he joins the air force one day to go for a ride in an f-16. brian: watch. [beeping] >> supports the faa along with

our state and local law enforcement agencies. protecting the skies over the super bowl. >> i have been cleared to fly. >> have you been cleared. >> very nice. >> like a glove, i'm telling you. look at that it just makes you feel cooler when you put on a suit like this. >> this is going to prevent me from passing out because it makes sure the blood flows up to your brain when you are pushing three, four, five, six, g's. >> this is what would happen if something went wrong. throw that on. >> well, i don't think there is any going back at this point. a great colonel going to be flying this sucker a great unit that's prepared it and mediocre passenger who really prefers the ground. that's why i'm an infantryman. i like being on the ground not up in the sky. i guess we will give it go. we will see. >> feeling real right now.

>> you are ready to rock. >> all right. >> departure. good morning. >> holy cow. >> okay. after burners kicking. in feel that? >> whew. >> wow. [beeping] >> note to self, how not to get out of an f-16. second time is a charm. >> the colonel makes it look a lot cooler than i do. holy cow, did you bush it to

the limit or go easy on this infantry man? >> i will tell you what we actually performed that aircraft. >> four or five g's and ratcheted it up to six g's and seven g's and even 8 to 8 and a half g's as well. we did some aerobatics. started off with a loop: >> we intercepted a couple other f-16's up there. >> we caught one the air fueler and did some aerial refueling with him. >> i'm going to fly underneath him. >> gas station at 16,000 feet. >> 5,000 pounds of fuel. >> 51, roger. >> this is american air power right here. >> joins in the sky with another aircraft refuel. continue the mission. it's how we operate every day over the skies of afghanistan and iraq. >> while there, we waited for another flight of f-16s that were doing practice for the air alert mission. >> this was in some ways a

training exercise for sunday, for the super bowl. so you guys. thing we did up there might be the type of thing you could be called to do on sunday. >> absolutely. like the falcons and patriots are practicing right now getting ready for the big game. so are the f.a.a. and the a.n.g. and norad and getting our coordination ready to protect the skies. while the game is going on, you can watch the game. we will watch the skies. >> what these guys do, how they do it, seeing it firsthand, man, it makes you proud to be an american. it really does. steve: well put. brian: what a great shot at the end there. >> amazing. american heroes. weave take it for granted. they do this today super bowl during the game will you also every single day in iraq and afghanistan. those missions amazing. brian: for 20 years. steve: thank you for doing it and thank you for not throwing up. >> i was this close. brian: remember maria molina passed out: good job.

straight ahead, one of the "sports illustrated" hottest swimsuit models that's a technical term. heather ferguson the daughter two of marines. that is more than anyone ever knew. ainsley: god bless her. how she went from the military home to the modeling world next.c ♪ try doctor recommended gaviscon. it quickly neutralizes stomach acid and helps keep acid down for hours. relieve heartburn with fast- acting, long-lasting gaviscon. and helps keep acid down for hours. my insurance rates are but dad, you've got... ...allstate. with accident forgiveness they guarantee your rates won't go up just because of an accident. smart kid. indeed. it's good to be in, good hands.

brian: the long wait is almost over. not for the game. but for the new "sports illustrated" swimsuit issue and. ainsley: and gracing the magazine for the fourth time is all-american model hanna ferguson. she is not only a local texan, she is the daughter of two u.s. marines. steve: here to tell us how she went from a military household to the world's modeling. we have got hanna ferguson who joins us live in a chilly houston, texas today. good morning to you.

>> good morning. glad to be here. steve: your mother and father both retired marines. she was a drill instructor. your father was a sniper. how did they meet. >> so they both were on the shooting team. my dad got distinguished with a pistol. my mom was distinguished with you a rifle. so they both met despite -- ainsley: was that hard bringing home boyfriends. >> yes. steve: my father is a sniper. >> right, exactly. brian: how did you get yourself into the fashion world? >> well, when i was about 15 i decided i wanted to try to be in "sports illustrated so, after i graduated high school, i went to dallas andy a model search and it all just began from there. brian: what's so interesting. people are under the impression. do you that that's just a money making thing cattle call they will never ever take from you there. they did. >> yeah, they did. ainsley: your parents are very supportive. >> yes, amazing. ainsley: you wanted to be on "sports illustrated" or in it. you are in "sports illustrated." when you got the phone call the first time. i have know this is the fourth time have you been in the

magazine. >> the first time what were your thoughts? what went through your head? >> i just started crying. i wanted to tell my whole family because they all know it was my dream. it's just been amazing. steve: new swimsuit edition comes out in a couple of day us? >> it will actually come out on the 14th and launch it in new york on the 15th and here in houston. brian: do you love in slow motion or done with film? >> a little bit of both. brian: slow it down. >> you just kind of feel it and go with it. brian: ainsley, ask that question you asked about the break. ainsley: i asked about your dad. what does he say about the provocative shots. >> it's funny. he doesn't want to look at that it's cute. i know he is supportive and wants to cheer me on. yeah, that's very good. ainsley: you know he is proud of you. he probably tells all his friends my daughter is in "sports illustrated." >> absolutely. brian: when they have the military signoff and flyover, what does that mean tore you being a marine family. >> it makes me emotional. i have a huge appreciation for the military in general. just like what they go

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♪ >> 9:00 in new york city, it's 8:00 here in houston, texas, where it's super bowl saturday on fox and friends. >> that is the mighty tiger

marching band from san houston math, science, and technology center. >> yeah. and don't forget about the patriot cheerleaders. they rotate every two years, even though they've been to seven super bowls. meanwhile tomorrow the grownups are going to play football but today we've got a couple of teams. one has been to the super bowl. pee-wee super bowl super bowl four times for their county. >> you can't have super bowl weekend without food. janice dean is cooking and dancing. >> and apparently by the looks of january i say right now, there is over by the grill a funnel. >> yeah. absolutely. beer batter on those ribs. i'm not sure. look, dan rooney was here earlier telling people to drink beer. so maybe just following his instructions. >> yeah. because budweiser gave dan an honor. was it $1.8 million? $1.8million for that great organization. they send kids of fallen

heroes to college. so drink budweiser this weekend. >> anything they make. >> there was a commercial during the super bowl, i watched it where there anheiser met mr. bush. the guy goes through a long trek to get to st. louis. he winds up there saying, hey, my name is anheiser. >> my name is' bush. >> it's almost as emotional when the guy with the chocolate tripped into the guy with the peanut butter, and we got reese's. >> same idea. >> the executive order that said for seven nations that have broken governments, we're going to have a pause on your immigration policy for 90 to 120 days, well, that's been controversy because it has not been communicated effectively. but it's about security. and for some reason george

bush-appointed judge has decided that that's an unconstitutional law, and has null and voided it and therefore the visas, it's back to the old things at this hour. >> the president is tweeting out this morning. he says when a country is no longer able to say who can and who cannot come in and out, especially for reasons of safety and security, big trouble. interesting that certain middle eastern countries agree with the ban. they know certain people are allowed in, it's death and destruction. the opinion of the so-called judge which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. >> okay. so in the meantime u.s. customs and border patrol are changing their rules that they changed just a week ago. we understand airlines internationally are being told to let these people who have got visas and whatnot onto the airplanes to travel to the united states. cory lewandowski was with us right here at fox and friends world headquarters in houston one hour ago where he was talking about, look, whenever

the judge's doing, ultimately, the commander-in-chief is simply trying to keep everybody in this country safe. >> they three branches of government but the bottom line is when the president writes it should be implemented. but you have an active judge saying no. no. i'm going to reject everything. >> appointed by george bush, though. >> it doesn't matter. i understand the process that you need three branches of government. but you can't have one individual who's never been elected who nobody knows who decides i'm going to override the president of the united states. that's not how the system works. so now they have to go potentially the appeals process or change the executive order. but the bottom line is the president wants to keep us safe. it's seven countries saying, hey, let's take a pause. a temporary pause of who's coming in so our country can be safe. i don't understand what the problem is. >> it's all about communications. effectively communicating and getting it out of these

democrats, republican fight. this is not a democrat or republican fight. it is a fight that in 2014 senator schumer was behind in terms of vetting when it came to syrian refugees. they just have to staff up their service. they never replaced jason miller. so you have sean spicer doing two jobs. this is a job that you really need the best communications people. >> and we can't forget what happened on 9/11. i wonder if this would take place if the same judge would do this right after 9/11. >> well, the reason -- okay. so two attorney generals for the states of minnesota and washington, they said we have standing in this. they said, look, we have some university students and some faculty members who are overseas and can't get back. and essentially what they were arguing is this is effectively a muslim ban. this particular ban against islam, this particular judge agreed. so going forward now, will

there be something from the white house where they say they're going to challenge it in court? according to sean spicer, he said the department of justice will file an emergency state of this outrageous order or will they simply come out with another executive action on behalf of the president of the united states? which maybe is a little bit more narrow, a little more targeted and unlike the first time addresses green card holds and whatnot, which they didn't the first time around, which was a little uneven. brian: right now you're starting to get everybody in place. meanwhile why are we here in houston? super bowl 51 is here and guess what? the patriots in the game again. one of the most winningest organizations in the history of sports. even if they don't win on sunday. and bob kraft was kind enough to come to our set yesterday. and we asked him how does a massachusetts democrat get close to the republican? >> well, over 20 years ago we've been friends, and i

never really did business but just had a personal relationship. and he's been great to me over those last two decades. and i had the privilege of going to melania and his wedding. and the toughest time in my life, he was there for me when my beloved wife died six and a half -- five and a half years ago. and he came to the funeral with melania, he visited me at my home memorial week. he called me once a week want to year how are you doing? i was really depressed, and he invited me to things, and he looked out after me. and only four or five people did that to that extent. so i'm loyal to my friends. i remember who the people are there when the tough times are there. ainsley: you were really if into that. brian: washington post wrote a story about it. the side of donald trump you don't see. and that was donald trump that

told the story. it was the other person. the other side. there's a lot of stories like that. steve: and that stick clip, brian, has been shared hundreds of thousands of times on social media because you're saying, look, you hear all of these stories about donald trump that he's a terrible person. and yet, he's got this very liberal democrat friend who has been -- is now a lifelong friend because of loyalty. and i will tell you, i know of a number of very powerful democrats who love donald trump who have been friends with donald trump for a very long time. but you know what? they can't tell anybody that. they can't say he's a good guy who helped me in my life because it would just be bad for business or bad for them personally. ainsley: how many stories have we heard like that? he hears someone else's story, he picks up the phone and calls them. like the lady we had on our set from ll bean. when i was visited him for a interview down in the lobby, there was a little boy for his family, asked to autograph a

book. and donald trump said, well, just invite him up. come on up. i definitely want to autograph the book for him. he's very approachable, and he seems to pick up the phone and call people. brian: he's known to do this. read the the paper, find that person, and mail them money. steve: i have never told this story but about five years ago donald trump saw something on fox news channel and called me up and said "do you know how to get ahold of that person? because he has a problem, and i would like to help him." and donald trump then -- i'm not going to tell you what it was, but it was quite a story. he helped him. brian: right. wow. steve: so anyway. you know what? as time goes on, more people who have the connection like bob kraft will come forward and say, look, donald trump, he did this for me. brian: right. ainsley: so much is given. much is expected; right? steve: there you go. heather now, we expect you to

deliver the news flawlessly as usual. >> good morning, everyone. i hope you're having a great saturday. iran is firing back at the trump administration with a show of military force. the number one state sponsor of terror now planning to exercise, military exercises. later today that apparently include ballistic missile test launches. iran reacting to a brand-new round of the economic sanctions handed down by the white house after one of the earlier missile launches failed. we'll keep you updated on the developments. well, the most dangerous mexican drug lord who's known from escaping from prison says has his jail is too strict. guzman complaining that he spends the whole day locked up and can't have visitors or even make phone calls. he appeared at a court yesterday after he was extradited to the u.s. last month. he has pleaded not guilty to multiple drug trafficking charges. and from the white house to houston, vice president mike pence is coming to the super bowl.

he'll fly in tomorrow on air force 2 to watch the patriots take on the falcons. he's the fourth sitting vice president to see the big game in the person. following the footsteps of al gore and hw bush. no word yet on which team he's rooting for, but we're thrilled to have him here. and perhaps the falcons youngest fan will be here. shekel out $1,700 on one ticket so his newborn baby can watch her daddy play in the big game. she was born just hours after the falcons won in the divisional round. tomorrow will be her second game. congratulations on that little baby's birth and those are your headlines. ainsley: bring a coat and a blanket. they'll close the roof. it will be indoors. 68, 70 degrees. ainsley: there you go. all right. you have heard the president say it time and time again.

>> do not worry. we are going to build the wall. okay? don't worry. steve: well, now, senator john mccain says mexico won't pay for the wall. but texas lieutenant governor saying his state needs the wall. he joins us live next.

>> and obviously talking about having mexico pay for it.

>> do you think that's actually a viable option? >> no. >> why do you say that? >> because it's not the viable option. >> dan patrick on this, he's lieutenant governor of texas. and if anybody knows about the border wall and the challenges, it's him. >> great to see you again. brian: that was the most spunk anybody had running onto our set. the high five, low five. have you run through a lot of tunnels? >> hey, i used to be a sportscaster in the old days. so great to be with you. ainsley: good to have you here. what do you think about senator mccain's comments. not viable, he says, the wall. >> well, he's wrong. donald trump is doing what he said he was going to do. and that's why america loves him. forget the liberal mainstream print media. look at the heartland and look at texas. look, we need the wall. for 2008 to 2012, we arrested 147,000 people illegal in texas who committed a serious

crime. we charged them with 447,000 crimes. that's a half million crimes in a four-year period. there's no sense in apprehending them and deporting them back to just walk across the river that they do now. brian: you know where too. where do you need it? >> first of all, you need the wall in the major city crossings. we have about 19 crossings with mexico in our 1,200 miles. so the major crossings it's easy once they cross to blend into the city. so you want to push them tout outta from what i call no-man's-land. where you can see the trails coming from mexico into texas. you can spot them, apprehend them. we have 4,000 cameras on the border now. if you cross, i can spot you about every half mile where you are or quarter mile. so then it's just a matter of having the forces. that's why we need more border patrol, to catch you where we see you. steve: well, here's the thing. we have a lot of forces, we have the manpower. but in the past, the administration said, look, you know, not so much.

if you get somebody, just let him go. >> it is so good to have a friend in our white house who is our ally, who's going to work with us. i complained on our border security money to 800 million. which we did last session. we shouldn't be spending that money. in fact, i want a reimbursement check from our delegation. look, we've been helping from the gap, but beware of strong border patrol. we don't have enough manpower. the border patrol is the defensive line. we fill in the gaps when they get through border patrol. so the combination of wall, technology, natural barriers workers' compensation we can do it. there's no question we can do it. he's going to do two things. he's going to secure the border and find a way to pass legal immigration reform. but it's the criminals we have to stop. brian: he's doing incrementally. because we couldn't get out of each other's way because we had to agree to secure the border. so he's only doing it on his

own, then he's going to allow us to have legitimate conversations where we can come together on easier parts of immigration. >> when i was running for office my mom called me one day and said i got a leak in the kitchen. i just through the new linoleum. and i said don't worry about that. let's stop the leak. so we have to figure out what to fix afterwards. look, it's up to us to decide who comes to america. not to the drug cartels. and make no mistake the drug cartels control the entire border. they control it all. ainsley: senator mccain said mexico's not going to pay for it. do you think they will find a way? >> absolutely. mccain apparently has not read the art of the deal. look, we have a 60 billion deficit in trade with mexico. so we'll back door it. look, we both need each other and texas is a big trading part with mexico. steve: with all respect, john mccain is part of the establishment and the establishment doesn't think it's viable. >> the establishment is out of touch and out of date and, look, a great respect for john mccain war hero.

but i think there should be at least maybe a limit of how long you can be in the u.s. senate. i'm a big term limits guy, and i think he's overstayed his limit. brian: well, let's just see. arizona need needs to be secured too. >> we're two-thirds of the border are mexico. trump will get it done and, again, it's so great to have an ally in the white house. ainsley: thank you. brian: you can job out. you don't have to walk out. ainsley: coming up we're going to find out if steve and heather and janice have what it takes to go to outer space. we'll see what happens when they go to nasa. nasa is actually right here in houston. steve: that's right and he's the man behind the most famous super bowl guarantee of all time. hall of fame quarterback joe namath here live. brian: i predict he'll be on our set soon. ainsley: i like his mood.

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is that all customers are satisfied before they leave. ♪ ainsley: good morning and welcome back to fox and friends from houston. a couple news headlines to bring you right now. it contractors forking dozens of democrats in capitol hill under investigation this morning. five officials accused of illegally accessing house servers, removing data and storing it on external drives. it's not clear what kind of information may have been put at risk. no arrests so far, but we'll keep you posted on those updates. and you remember the secret service agent that claimed she wouldn't take a bullet for president trump? well, she has now been suspended with pay. kerry, the head of the secret service in denver is investigated for saying she would rather go to jail than protect our

commander-in-chief. and those are your headlines. steve: meanwhile of course we are here in houston for super bowl 51. tomorrow houston in addition to the home of the super bowl 51, it's also the home of the johnson space flight center. you know, they launched the rockets out in florida, and then they control them from master control here in houston. >> very smart people live here in houston. steve: no kidding. so yesterday janice, heather, and i went out there for a simulated mission to deep space to find out what it would be like to actually drive a spaceship. >> and we did okay. take a look. >> we had so much fun. we love them. let's take a look. ♪ >> welcome to nasa. we're at the chris kraft mission control where all systems are a go. >> that's right. this is where they talk to people in space. >> let's get this mission done. >> no. you don't say let's

get this mission done. you say let's light this candle. >> he's right. let's light this candle. steve: all right. before our mission we have to learn astronaut stuff. let me out of here. >> i'm sorry, dave. i'm afraid i can't do that. >> that looks good. steve: all right. so i'm -- what is that? fire alarm. >> houston, we have a problem. i suddenly we look like ghostbusters. steve: who are you going to call? the people from fox and friends.

>> in your face, neil armstrong. steve: that's the o'ryan capsule. we're going to do a simulation where heather and i are coming back after two and a half years of space. >> together. steve: and probably no longer talking to each other. so we have to figure out how to land this thing, and luckily we have an actual astronaut, and i know that by the air cut. so do we have the right stuff? >> great. steve: now we're inside the capsule and houston, we have a problem. >> may the force be with you. >> we can't fly in space without making a call sign. got it? steve: janice, give us the instructions. >> o'ryan houston we see you at entry interface. looking good. >> you're driving, moving at getting the altitude correct.

>> o'ryan houston, behave yourself. we're entering the black house. see you on the other side. steve: now, what does blackout refer to? >> so there's a plasma that heats up the vehicle to 3,000 degrees and the communication can't get through that. >>: so you mean in space nobody can hear you scream? >> that's a fact. >> weather is good at the splash down site. >> thank you, janice dean. the natural weather machine. >> i'm involved with the parachute landing us down. steve: don't screw this up, sparky. >> deploy on. so i'm going to cut the parachute. steve: wait. wait. >> when you tell me.

>> okay. that doesn't sound good. >> okay. houston riser up. deploy. o'ryan, we see you on the water. welcome home. steve: so, butch, how was houston and sparky behind the wheel? >> excellent. steve: can we keep the suits? >> you can give them back. >> we don't get to keep the suits? steve: that was great. and it does look like we took over at national. >> we looked official in those suits. >> some people thought that janice and i were the ass cap caps. assistant -- steve: ass caps? >> ass cans. some of the ladies there saw

janice and i in the flight suits and thought we were the newbies training to become astronauts. >> they're excited about the future hoping that president trump will help them out and help boost our space program. >> you know kristen fisher out of washington. steve: we did not have that conversation because i was trying to land that thing exactly. steve: thank you, nasa. meanwhile back to football. he's the man behind the biggest guarantee in super bowl history. quarterback joe namath always in a good mood. now he's teaching kids about the game. plus houston is now water's world. hanging out in our greenroom. he will join us live straight ahead. actually, they're in the man cave. who knew?

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brian: welcome back. steve: super bowl 51. it's super saturday. moments ago our president has been very busy today tweeting. he sent out a brand-new tweet,

and it's simple. it's #mega. it simply says make america great again. on the other side of that was joe namath. joe, you want to make america great again; right? >> we want to make america great, and we just keep getting better. steve: well, you made the game great again, joe. i mean, when we think about the super bowl, the first nfl, afl, that was the whole thing. two leagues. they were working parallel and then came to fight and crown a champion. you were the first team to put the afl on the map and said we could compete with the big guys. >> yeah. that was tough that was super bowl three and green bay won the first two, but we had to get the american league established credibility-wise, and we won the first one for the afl and then the kansas city chiefs won the fourth one, and we thing in together. ainsley: you took on the establishment with your brash style. what do you think of our president now with his style?

>> that's a little out of my league, you know? i'm minor league compared to that. steve: well, let me ask you about this then. how do you feel about there's been some suggestion of lady gaga's going to be at halftime she might say something of a political nature. do politics belong in the super bowl? >> you know, it depends on one's passion and love for what the topic is. if you want to be heard, it's important to you, it's important enough to you given that stage and taken that opportunity, i can't blame a man, you know? people have a passion, and they want to express it. and if they can take advantage of that stage, then go ahead. steve: yeah, but if there's a want to do that, should the nfl invited someone to the show? >> mr. goodell has done a good job. if he hasn't invited them yet, he's probably got something in store for it. brian: joe, let's talk about you for a second. did you think when you won in

1969 we would be here in 2017 and the jets wouldn't be back? >> man, i went to a movie called 2001 a space odyssey in 1974 i'm sitting there looking at 2,000 something; right? i remember that. brian: and now we're here in. >> '17. yeah. brian: when you picture the super bowl, can you think of the sights, smells, and sounds? >> well, i can then. the way it's growing is spectacular, and it's one of the best weeks in sports. leading up to it, these host towns have done a wonderful job. ainsley: i'm sure you're seeing so many of your friends. is it just, like, wonderful to see all the people that you used to play with? because i mean, we're seeing celebrities left and right. all of these big players. he's in his element. brian's our sports guy. >> yeah. the guys that i worked with a long time ago. but the new guys, you know? you the people you watch them grow up, i'm a fan too. i've been watching brady in

his path and ryan since they're in college. so i like their style, i appreciate their expertise. i'm a big fan. brian: i was talking to doug flutie yesterday. steve: name dropper. brian: he says that tom brady reads defenses quicker than you have ever seen. do you know that? is he changing his offense quicker than anybody else? >> that's where it's at. you've got to have it between theers whenever you're generating an offense and today these guys are better than ever. the game's faster than ever, the athletes are better than ever, they practice year-round. brian: at 39 years old he's doing this president at 39 years old, you weren't playing. >> boy, 39. steve: that sounds young now. >> i was still playing. it wasn't on the field, though. steve: thank you. now, no pressure.

you are surrounded by the patriots cheerleaders. but who's going to win tomorrow? >> you know, this is like normal for me. people have asked me for a long time, who was going to win? if i knew, i would call home first. but the teams are going to decide that. you know, you hear about favorites and underdogs. but get it, fellas, it happens on the field that day and each one of these teams can pull it out. ainsley: what's your advice to these kids because they look up to you. brian: and people are worried about football. people aren't signing up like they used to. >> yeah. there's a lot of lessons to be left-hander in team sports. there are a lot of sports out there that you can learn them from. we're learning how to handle this game better and the injury factor. when you have a passion, though, you have to stick with the passion until you find another one that's stronger. so whatever you're doing, do the best you can, man. do the best you can at whatever you're doing. brian: because you had a camp for years, and you were training the next generation of football players out of all

different levels. i covered you at camp. that's the first time i met you. you love working with kids. >> oh, man, my teammate john docker and i have run a camp for 45 years straight summers, you know, using football to teach children about life. using people to learn about life. sports can do that. it doesn't have to be football. so since we're here at the big game of the year. steve: with all of the biggest stars in football, ladies and gentlemen, round of applause for joe namath. brian: thank you so much for coming. have you ever tossed to janice dean to weather? >> janice. i'm going to come and see you guys soon. >> come on over here, joe namath. and look at this. i'm a human bobble head doll. tell me your name, sir, and where you're from. >> new york city. >> charles, you made this 3d helmet. tell me about it. >> it's all han mate, all hand

painted. i've been creating helmets for the last 17 years. >> including this one. show us. >> yeah. it's a 3d process i've been doing for years. people have seen it at art galleries worldwide. and i create every year beautiful pieces for the super bowl. this is a limited edition signed and numbered 3d piece, and it's available the nfl experience. >> very nice. thank you for this wonderful helmet. and you know what, guys? look who's in line eating. it's pete. what do you think? >> that is an amazing helmet. >> thank you very much. i like it too. john, my dance partner, thank you for coming today. tell me your website, my friend. oh, yeah. all right. let's eat. over to you, ainsley and steve and brian. ainsley: thank you so much, janice. steve: very good. hey, still around on our show, joe namath is going to learn what waters world is like

because he wants to learn how to live and have fun for a change. ainsley: come on in, jessie. but first we're going to check in with neil cavuto to find out what's coming up on the business block. neil. remember when you said men are superior drivers? yeah... yeah, then how'd i get this... ...allstate safe driving bonus check? ...only allstate sends you a bonus check for every six months you're accident free. silence. it's good to be in, good hands.

steve: shortest tweet in a long time. ainsley: very simple tweet. it says make america great again. steve: plus he sent out another one regarding immigration. he writes "when the country is no longer able to say who can and who can in and out, especially for reasons of security and safety, big trouble" interesting that certain middle eastern countries agree with the ban they know certain people are allowed in. the opinion of the so-called judge which essentially takes law enforcement away from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned.

as you can see, the president has been very busy. brian: he's got a special 140 characters. steve: speaking of characters. jessie is here. thank you so much for hosting last night. >> it's so-called jessie watters. like the judge. i don't even know if bill knew i hosted. but maybe we'll find out later. brian: be he took a sick day. steve: jessie is joining us here at our set of super bowl 51. did you know that your chair was a little broken? joe namath broke it during the last segment. >> are you calling him heavy? steve: no, i'm not. brian just fixed it. >> thank you i thought undergrounds wanted to see me fall. steve: we talked to spicer who actually said -- >> sean spicer. >> is check trump's twitter feed. because he wakes up at 3:00 a.m. and then i went out and quizzed people on who the supreme court justices were.

i don't know if we have it. i held up a picture of clarence thomas, and he said who's that? oj simpson? so it was pretty bad, but we had some stuff i ran around to some of the parties last night because you know i get paid to do this. steve: jessie, a moment ago you were asking whether or not we have a clip. of course we have a clip. here's jessie asking those questions. >> who is this? >> this is kellyanne. >> kellyanne conway? >> yeah. >> no. >> that's my grandma. >> i think it's someone's grandma. >> i don't know who that is. >> doesn't look dangerous. >> do i look dangerous? >> no. you're fine. >> is that paul ryan? looks like a chubby paul ryan. >> i'm glad you know who paul ryan is. >> is that oj simpson? >> that's not the juice.

ainsley: they know some of these political names. but they just don't know what they look like. >> if people were intelligent, i would be out of work. >> does it ever hoarify you sometimes? >> do i look horrified? brian: sometimes you go to people and they don't understand our history, who's in government. >> yeah, like when i talk to you. but i did your radio show the other day and you're, like, who's that. and i didn't want to embarrass you, but you need to brush up. ainsley: hold on. do not come on our show and criticize our coanchors, the guy who wrote several history books. >> that's true and, you know, i was at the airport the other day and i see all the books, and i see yours down in the corner over there, and it's in the corner. i almost switched it with o'reilly's. ainsley: you are so mean. you are so mean. steve: so who's on tonight? >> i'm on, which is very exciting, and but i have very famous people we ran into over the course of the last couple of days at these parties and events and you'll have to say. steve: starts at 8:00. >> 8:00 eastern, 7:00 local.

and i'll be diving into the crowd with the microphone live so anything could happen. ainsley: on those shelves, where's your book? >> you don't see my book because i can't write. [laughter] ainsley: you're very talented on air. steve: we'll be watching tonight. >> thank you very much. steve: round of applause jessie watters. ♪ ♪ ainsley: coming up next, you've got to stick around for this jessie because we're going to take a walk on the wild side. janice is hanging out with some animals from houston zoo and one of those animals is going to predict the super bowl winner. steve: this going to change everything. >> i think so

steve: all right. it's time for a walk on the wild side, everybody. she's an educator at the houston zoo, and she joins us now this morning with some animal friends and sports predictions. >> welcome. brian: this is a beautiful animal but a smelly animal. what am i smelling? >> he decided to take a potty break on our way here this morning. >> oh, is that what it is? steve: that's a porcupine; right? >> it is. this is ernie, a north american porcupine, and you guys are totally safe right here. it's a misconception that they can shoot their quills. but you're fine. they can't.

>> his father is in exhibit but he is by himself. they're naturally solitary animals. steve: is there some sports prediction thing going on with this animal? >> no. here. at the end. steve: all right. ainsley: what is he eating? >> so he is eating on a little biscuit right there. >> we have some barbecue here too. >> i don't think he would like that. steve: he would eat some zest soap. >> the next guy we're going to be bringing out for you guys, his name is catari. ainsley: do they get bigger? >> no. that's full size. steve: how does he survive? ainsley: oh, my gosh i want him. >> yeah. he's so cute. these guys are wild, native here in houston. they can be discovered all along the eastern coast of the united states, and they are full grown. ainsley: ernie won't eat him; right? brian: how much do i have to pay to get the porcupine away?

it smells terrible. steve: breathe through your mouth, brian. ainsley: why is the owl awake? don't they sleep during the day? >> it's a very good question. naturally nocturnal, but they're used to being handled. steve: look at this bird. this is denver,. >> this is denver, and he's a blue and gold mccaw. steve: talking bird? >> they can mc mimic. they can't talk. ainsley: cutting him to mimic? >> no. he's not the best at mimicking. steve: let's bring out the armadillo, texas is famous for armadillo. brian: there are two things that are hard to kill the armadillo and the porcupine because they have protection; right? ainsley: yeah, we'll have the chinchilla. >> we'll have our prediction we're going to be right here. steve: okay. >> so ms. millie is going

to -- brian: so you have the falcon and the patriot. >> so this is ms. millie. she's a three bandit armadillo. we're going to put her right in the middle. steve: we virtually ten seconds. >> which one is it, millie? ainsley: make a decision. >> you might stand right there. >> it's going to be a toss up. steve: don't stay in the middle. >> it's a tie. brian: it looks like overtime. brian: patriots or falcons? >> oh. oh. brian: more fox and friends in a moment. we'll find out if anybody is going to pick up the armadill armadillo.

steve: the football team, the

band, the mascots, and all the production crew to put this together. more on this after the show show and follow us here on fox and friends.com. ainsley: we'll see you tomorrow morning we'll be back at 6:00 a.m. eastern time. steve: we'll see you back here tomorrow. >> jobs rocketing. stocks surging as president trump promising tax cuts are coming. soon. is that what we need to get our economy booming? hi, everybody, i'm dagen mcdo you in fo dow. this is bulls and bears. the bears this week along with lee carter and cath he. welcome to everybody. john, look at how the market jumped on friday when president trump just simply said tax cuts are coming soon. you said that's the most important thing to put jobs and the economy in overdrive. >> yes. and i think that is what the market e