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be meant we are deep in the heart of texas to 12 hours, 29 minute and 30 seconds until super bowl 51. wake up, houston. this is your 5:00 a.m. wake-up call. >> the freshman team there for their super bowl champion and they are actually a cop by former nfl spencer johnson. very nice. >> we are going to be here for the next four hours of life for you here because tonight is the big game. >> here is what is different. we are not wearing great big coats like we are in alaska. right now it is absolutely tropical let's say. the humidity a little high. it's 70 degrees. unlike yesterday in the 30s. >> i would rather be humid and hot. >> i am a little angry. today's the day remember to bring my coat.

i'm always a day off. >> we were last year when you forgot your coat? it was so cold you forgot your coat in the hotel room. >> we are also going on the road again in a couple weeks. first things first. the talk about the seahawks. the patriots not quite yet. we have to tell you it happened overnight and it happened with the court system and it's not making donald trump happy. >> that's right. a couple days ago a judge in washington state said to the administration, this is a fox news alert. you know what, the travel ban is illegal. you have to open it up. last night the department of justice filed a motion appealing that. in the last hour or so, the u.s. district court of their appeals made circuit reversed the judge's order. it denied the request to resume the travel.

there are no executive order restrictions on people coming in from those seven countries. the foreigners essentially this morning i wrote then. >> is very confusing, but that's the bottom line. he met the borders are open. >> they have until tonight, and tell midnight tonight and possibly longer to go restate your case to a judge if you're the department of justice who we don't have an attorney general. the department of justice has to restate their case and try to get the ninth district to say i do see a constitutional reason for donald trump to do what he did with those seven countries. >> here's the reason the doj filed this appeal. blocky and have been harmed of us. they said that jackasses, the president's national security judge. >> ultimately the argument the justice department made is this. if you are an alien and not american citizen can you do not

have the right to come to this country. alan dershowitz a couple days ago said this could ultimately wind up in the supreme court. but keep in mind of the very beginning this is a temporary travel ban. 120 days. four months four months in link so they can figure out extreme fighting. they will just have to figure out how they do if they don't do anything differently. >> donald trump tweet this morning, i had a judge in boston say this is ballot. the one in washington state seems to have a better argument and so therefore that argument dance in the executive order is now pushed aside for now. guess what's happening? in the seven nations commit three of which they have broken governments come and no control of their visa system. they are rushing quickly now while this is in play to quickly

get over here as fast as they can because there's a slim window, they believe, while the executive ban. >> let's do this as soon as possible. >> what is so interesting is the executive order, the people couldn't come into the country without this extreme dieting, if it sounds a lot like what chuck schumer and his archrival across the aisle said chuck schumer and 2015 treated out this. either you haven't seen this. chuck schumer says we must tighten loopholes, and sure passports can be faked and stop terrorists who want to write the system. so last year talking about extreme dieting and now suddenly he's against it. which one is that? >> that drives people crazy. because they are fighting back against anything, it feels the

ridiculous protest in philadelphia. they are protesting against this executive order. disturbing, even though i took three years of german. donald trump at the knife at the knife in his hand beheading the statue of liberty. over 10 related states. we want to take a look and evaluate them for an extreme vetting procedure. >> bill o'reilly factor down and it talks about that, but he also talked about russia and vladimir putin. listen to this. >> you respect putin? >> i do respect him. >> i respect a lot of people. that doesn't mean i'm going to get along with them. he's a leader of this country. i say it's better to get along with russia that not. if russia helps us in the fight against isis, which is a major fight, and islamic terrorism all over the world, that's a good thing. will i get along with them?

i have no idea. he is a killer. >> a lot of killers. you think our country is so innocent? >> so that his donald trump with o'reilly. back in the olden days the city that, that, but because people are traveling in the president is more about go, they taped it. you will see bill o'reilly's interview, something they do every super bowl is the pregame show this afternoon for pm eastern time on fox broadcast. >> there's a lot of a lot of things traditional and it comes to super bowl. a few years ago by major award show ago by major award shows a ago by major award shows a week to begin a in hand that their mvps, coach of the year, men of the year. before they do that come in a who's who of the own celebrity take to the red carpet. i was able to run up there yesterday to find out what they think of the game. >> i'm a huge football fan. being around all of these

athletes is so thrilling to me. i can speak for anybody who sits and watches the game. >> bears and experience with radiant as guys have been there before. now if the guy displayed in one super bowl, i think are a lot more prepared. >> to which you have done to get you to where you are now. don't change anything. don't look at no differently. just do what you always do. >> galante is explosive on offense. a handful of guys make it challenging. the underdog is the guy that put up by a dozen years of upsets. that's the kind of rich as they are up against. i hope will be a good game. >> i think it would be a great game. i predict the first overtime game in super bowl history. >> wow, not nervous the day before he is about to broadcast in front of a hundred million people. in terms of the worst of the hall of fame was first step, first end.

jason taylor, kenny easley. jerry jones at this contributor, under the cowboys, terrel davis. kurt warner, one of the great stories in sports. this guy was working at a supermarket going into two super bowls, winning one with the rams 12 years in the league. so we go in. >> a great year for the cowboys even though they didn't break through. he gets coach of the year. not writing beats out tom brady. i talked about a guy that sat at our table. tony romo, a fair chance he stays on the team as a backup? >> is there a scenario where tony roma stays in the roster? >> we haven't gotten in any discussions. tony's been a great player and we certainly appreciate his contributions.

we love a lot of discussions as we go forward. >> i've got a question for you. boy tom brady has been in contention for that without the deflategate thing? >> what he did was unbelievable. when you're 39 years old if they give you my bus to get get ready for the season rather than getting tackled by splitting my man, that works better for your body. >> i was talking a patriot fans last night and they told me that they are so excited because tonight after the super bowl, they'll have to hand the trophy to the new england patriots. everybody's waiting for that. >> you shaking his head no. you don't think is going to win? >> we are fair and balanced. >> this is going to be the hardest task even though they lost twice to the giant come

hardest tasks in steps of the ramsheir first super bowl to beat the falcons. >> that's great. that's what you want. you want to be a good game. >> 12 hours come in 12 hours coming 19 minutes and 21 seconds her night now. >> let's handed over to have there. >> brian, such a fun night last night. a couple headlines to bring you right now. overseas, iran's completely defy the united states has military exercise including ballistic missile launches. the latest power moves in that tug-of-war started with the failed missile test that took place last week followed by a new round of economic sanctions from the white house. threatening if the enemy falls i defined my missiles will pour down on them. president trump refuses to take action off of the table. we will keep you posted on the updates. vice president mike pence during support behind the nominee neil gorsuch says he will vote one

way or the other. >> president trump and i have full confidence that judge gorsuch to be confirmed. rest assured, we work with the leadership to ensure that judge gorsuch gets an up or down vote on the senate floor one way or the other. [applause] the vice president comparing gorsuch to the late conservative icon, antonin scalia who open up the made seat on the bench. sean spicer makes his debut on "saturday night live." check this out. >> does anyone have any questions? >> "wall street journal," are you okay? [laughter] >> i will put you in a corner with cnn. you like that? do you like that, dork?

reporter: that is melissa mccarthy playing sean spicer the press secretary and is going viral. so far, no response. that imitation is as proud of bad his series on "saturday night live." >> at least mine is played by a man. >> accomack or care. i'd rather not be per trade by women. thank you very much. i'll tell you this, it did look funny. >> coming from a one man who has not been on snl yet. >> ring it on. >> don't ask for that. >> we been down that road. >> will find where we are. the president has to crack down on illegal in sanctuary cities. the son of my next guest, her only child was murdered by an illegal immigrant. >> we are still 12 hours away, but already an energy stadium.

what is coming up? reporter: that's right. i usually miss you, but not this morning. wager that epicenter. wager that epicenter. the patriots sideline.r. watching "fox & "fox & friends,e only ones broadcasting from the stadium right now. stick around. except keep your eyes on the road. now would be a good time to have new car replacement. so get allstate and be better protected from mayhem, like me. it's good to be in good hands.

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the power to connect. and that's what drives us everyday. >> it's a heartbreaking case that highlighted the need for better border security measures. 25 girls spencer gold lach was shot and killed by an illegal immigrant here there is this picture. while he was in his car stopped at a traffic light back in 2015. the guy man with a known gang member and had already been deported for times. there is his picture. so how does the victim's family feel about president trump cracking down on immigration in sanctuary cities? julie, his mother, also born

espinoza, national director of the remembrance project which advocates for families whose loved ones are killed by illegal immigrants. you are responsible for the angel moms who are with donald trump that many of his rallies. thank you for being here. >> i'll start with you. tell me about spencer. >> spencer was my eldest son, my only child had intelligent, bright come a humorous. get lots of friends and all of his friends said that there was one connection point that brought them all together, dr. spencer. he was very kind hearted. he had friends that were in a 70s. he owned his own business. he had a guitar shop in the students that he taught and i love cement at the world of him. >> for 25 years or nurtured him, cared for him, pray for him every single day. >> before he was born, i wrote in his baby book and told him this every day of his life. did i ever tell you of all the children in the world who are the one i would've picked.

i felt that way before he was born after his whole life. the last time i was able to tell him i would change it than the last time out of all the 25-year-old, that was the last year i was able to tell him that. >> i'll start saying that to my little one. what happened? >> he went and watched a movie at his movie and a step further south was his girlfriend. after midnight it was her birthday in a stock investing cookies. he dropped her off at home. he told her happy birthday, i love you, see you tomorrow and went 10 minutes down the road of the road of us at another left turn light and an illegal alien was on a shooting spree in my son was the second of four that were shot that night. he shot through the passenger window, shot my son through that year in his brain. he died in a strike here in houston, texas. >> and he was killed by an officer. >> yes.

the sheriff's deputy pursued him. he shot at an officer and the officer killed him. >> i'm so sorry for your loss. somehow the project is making a difference for this country. >> well, we are bringing attention to the most ignored of americans in our country. my husband and i started this project in 2009 because of a houston police officer shooting them in the report they talked about another shooting death of officer rodney johnson who filed the lawsuit with regard to sanctuary city policies and that's where we first learned of these dangerous safe havens for illegal aliens and that is why the project was born. >> you are in favor of building the ball. >> travel ban, the travel pause. >> the country, absolutely we are. >> thank you for sharing your story. >> debate in a few hours away. life out on the field.

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>> good morning. welcome back to "fox & friends" from houston. president trump and first lady attending a red cross gal anna amaro lago club in florida. hundreds attended a black-tie affair. the first get away the president has taken since being sworn into office. an early morning vote in the

senate taking place on friday over the democrats filibustered designed to block her. that could require a tie-breaking vote for the vice president pants. as your headline. see you back here soon. >> hundreds of thousands of fans descending on houston firm footballs biggest night tonight, including vice president mike pence of former president h.w. bush who will toss a coin today. >> is no gain for security. nfl hired more than 4000 private security and safety control officers to help the cops and the feds for more than 40 different jurisdictions. in the stadium with an inside look as fox news u.s. army that transfixed on the field here first outcome is the roof closed? reporter: it is go straight now, your brain.

it's hard to concentrate because i'm focused on the fact and standing on the field at the super bowl. how do you get past that, really? the security coming in here, even this morning was i going through an airport. they will check everything coming in. personnel already here, although empty people are shuffling them. their running dogs do, making sure that you secure. for a dozen personnel, one federal agencies. earlier is that the squadron here in houston doubled the control in disguise. no-fly zone. in the air and on the ground that will cover every single aspect. no credible rights come up when i talk to the police chief, he's had vehicle threads, the new tactic. they will be guarding against jersey barriers at the y parameter. >> one thing is clear, we are polarized society, but we all agree with president bush 41 the ladies back. afterwards and the life he's lived.

what is he doing today? training for perfect. he and his wife will be doing the coin flip. they live in houston and will be flipping the coin toss or not the first time they've ever done it. they did it in 2002 as well. ironically, tom brady threw super bowl. he won that game against the rams 20 reporter: said he. they went to the rams, not the patriots. maybe the falcons are hoping our 41st president will throw them like today. very cool. we'll see them at the 50-yard line to kickoff festivities tonight. >> vice president pants will be there tonight, too. >> years. president-elect trump showed up to the army navy game in the response they got. vice president pants will be doing the same here tonight. i'm sure he'll get a great response from the crowd here in houston. back to you. >> as you said, security is

tough. they wouldn't possibly allow you to stay there. >> i'm going to jump over those barriers eventually make my way onto the field. this is going to get unhinged of david meter long enough. >> just make sure the cameraman is taking pictures when you are arrested. >> your next life shot his friend behind bars. >> from the jail. >> you can tell by his paper wristbands. >> security guards and lots of dogs. >> i know. what are they called them, australia and german shepherds? they smell good. >> very interesting. >> then they tell you what is coming up next before i get yelled at again. a ton of art but the biggest tv broadcasts on in the world. this morning and taken a behind-the-scenes of a fox for telecast that really focuses on the best scoreboard show in the history of the dog and that is

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>> ladies and gentlemen, you are listening to the high school band high school band with 11 hours, 37 minutes and 10 seconds before the super bowl. live in houston where there is suddenly a light rain coming down. not going to rain on our parade because it is super bowl sunday. >> i love this song. should we saying? >> i think america wants us to do the show. i've got to tell you, one of the most exciting things that are not in the game has to be doing the broadcast. they are awesome. to make him the best scoreboard show in the history of sports is right here. when you talk about great

broadcasters, they were great players and coaches that ended up being an incredible team, like family. stray hand, terry bradshaw, jimmy johnson. i talk to them as they got ready for what will be a five-hour live rod caspi at overall, they will be on for 12 hours today. how did they do it? watch. >> get that out of here. >> it's unbelievable. >> final meeting before the final rehearsal. behind closed doors can the finishing touches on the script. we are about to go inside. ♪ >> you know, when you're talking about that stuff, but two guys that popped to the top of the list are the two guys the four seasons. joe montana.

terrence paxton bradshaw. >> that's right. >> 100 million people watching. what's your thought? >> at one of the best interviews i've ever had with tom brady. i told him, if you get that its super bowl, nobody will be more proud of you than me. i'll hug you enough that led to him do that trophy. but when you reach out to grab it, i'm going to drop it on your foot. >> wing of the panel, is defined, nervous? >> we are close to an asset. we are not rocket scientists. we would talk football. we have been together 23 years and where family here. >> the last time we did the super bowl, i had to leave because my dad died that night. i made my mother go get a checkup before i came down here, make sure she's okay. >> here we are a final rehearsal before the biggest game, the

super bowl. you are not singing halftime. lady gaga is jumping from the ceiling. >> where do you see your role here? >> behind the scenes, kind of pull the curtain back and show you what's really going on. >> you are going to do a big time sunday. >> it is everybody's super bowl. >> what is going through your mind with 100 million people watching what you do? >> it's a football player. when you take the first it becomes another people in some area get the first commercial break. if you told me when i was 12 years old that i get to do this for a living, i would be dead right there. >> the vice president will be here and bush 41 votes tossed out the coin. >> i think royalty no matter

what. he's the guy no matter which way you think that everybody knows him. nice man, lovely man, great family. the place will go up once it comes out here. >> what's the challenge? >> it's weird to have a job. i know it's tough. when you work with the right people, it doesn't seem to go too fast. >> the audience is fake, but i'm not worried about being hit. not worried about being sore. at the end of the day, i don't get a brain either. >> they have hearts. >> that may be the wildest ending in the history of fox nfl sunday. >> a texas showdown. they really get along.

chris funk on how his son playing for the pastry is. about the rams. they knew how their all-time record for most super bowl that trees with brady. there goes that record. this is his hometown, to come home and broadcasts. >> did retch a say he wants them to land? >> i think bradshaw was moved by his one-on-one with tom brady. i wanted to break my record. but keep in mind, i am first. >> a little while ago by zack stadium with pete hegseth, is the roof open and he says it's close. right now. houston at 11 hours and 51 minutes before the game, it is raining a little bit. we apologize to the marching band, which i hope they are wearing drive. >> we begged them to come in. we want to make sure you get the face time. >> today's national weather person say. a perfect day to other weather person with an umbrella.

>> it is national weather person day comes we wanted to surprise you until you would love you. congratulations to want to honor celebrate you because he's such a good job. reporter: thank you. i apologize for the rain. we are seeing on and off showers and washing away in the houston area. that will be ongoing with the southerly flow. yesterday talking about temperatures in the 40s. today temperatures near 80 degrees. that's what happens in the south. on another showers today in the houston area. the good news is that energy stadium they have a roof. we will not be doing with too much of a problem during the game time. the temperature around 76 we think. for kick off the 70 degrees at the chance of showers here in the houston area. if you're headed out again, bring your umbrella. look at the rest of the country as it moves ahead. warm across the south.

across the great lakes and northeast, the cold wintertime temperatures. 57 nla appeared quick look at the radar. you see the showers across texas, louisiana, on and off showers for the gulf coast. the snow machine up and running for the great lakes in the upper midwest. not a big deal. not a huge storm system. monday and tuesday at the northeast potential of perhaps a little winter storm. across the west, another round of systems to bring heavy rain and big times now, two to four feet of snow. so that is going to be a big system will go much over the next 24 to 48 hours. super bowl sunday forecast. at least it's not cold outside. we have to do your withering showers. back to heather for seniors. >> janice, thank you. good morning to all of you. a couple headlines to bring you the very serious story. a major break in the case of a

murder of a new york jogger. police arrested brooklyn man in connection to the death. officials on identifying the suspect at this point, but police say he was on their radar. they got a dna sample. investigators matched that. she was jogging in a queens park when she was killed. so far, no charges have been filed, but we will bring you the latest as we get it. nominee mitt romney was there a complement for president trump. we are all watching with interest. he's obviously got off to a strong start in terms of making a series of executive orders. they promised the story of the campaign. under the trump administration, job and ended up going to racks sunday. in defiance of present trends

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>> no cowboy classes? i don't know that they look texan do they? >> i don't know. we are in the united states, man. >> when i lived in san antonio, you were huge. this is where fun goes to get the cowboy gear and boots. he started the small business and what city? >> small town of about 5000 people. >> would he think about donald trump is our president? >> well, mike and i both supported donald we think we are optimistic the next four years that we are going to see a business friendly environment. >> what is the number one issue? elaborate regulations, health care? >> well, right now consumer confidence. we need to get consumer confidence, get jobs go in,

health care is an issue. we are privately insured, but we've seen our health care costs go up some. >> you want to get to the point where you can do the best you can do to be successful. you do what government within a levels damaging your way. a series of meetings for small business owners, and do you feel as though someone's listening. linda mcmahon as secretary of small business will be responsive. >> i think you've got a businessman as president now and i think he will do common sense message. >> which is something we haven't -- the other thing about donald trump is he's actually run something. >> i agree. he's a businessman surrounded by a great team of people. they are going to run it like a business. >> immigration has been a big topic this week. but he think about the wall, do

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>> well, think correcting cleon mello will do at 4:00 this afternoon. we will be watching fox broadcast, when whoever the network that is broadcasting the super bowl, but apparently you guys gets to interview the president. today is bill o'reilly with president trump. >> talk to him about different issues. we played the first hour comment him talking about vladimir putin and what is going on in russia. on the campaign trail, donald trump talked about it a lot and

getting a legal immigrant who committed crimes in this country. >> when it comes to voting, the reason he lost the popular vote is possibly millions voted illegally. >> is there any validity in the criticism of view that you say things you can't back up factually and as the president come the president, say for example 3 million illegal aliens who voted in that he don't have the data to back it up. some people say that's irresponsible. is there any validity? >> many people have come out and said i might. you know that? when you see illegals come the people that are not citizens and thereunder registration. we can be babies, but take a look at the registration. you have illegals come the dead people. it is really a bad situation. it's really bad. >> it's worth looking at.

>> although i heard a couple days ago that is no longer a priority for the trump administration. they are putting that on the back earner. >> they're not even moving forward? >> doesn't sound like a top priority. >> tonight and tomorrow morning show on monday or tuesday. actually on tuesday when bill o'reilly comes back. he will have an extended interview with donald trump. bill could come out of much the game if they wanted. >> i think bill o'reilly will be on the show today. he's going to be on the show today. we would call about being on the show. >> are physically he could be in houston that he wanted to. >> it's america. >> could point. look who is hanging out in our man cave. texas congressman pete sessions and janice dean. today, despite the humidity, they need a blanket.

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>> maybe this is about mosh to burn on mars, who a year or two ago was two ago was to have deborah farmer at the super bowl. it is uptown funk live from super bowl li. 11 hours, 29 minutes and 12 seconds until the big show in houston texas. >> if they let us play stuff like this in band, i would still be in. they made us play at the most complicated retro music staff. great job, guys. for my money, the best halftime show i have seen is pernod mars. i'm not even a fan, but the way you put that together, fantastic. >> he's got an old-school soul and read them to him. >> he's an entertainer. >> you know what i'm thinking

about, i am going home today. we are going home. what are we going to make? we got super bowl parties to attend. >> i will make reservations. >> have you ever had that thing where you put the belt theater cheese? brian: admit that i'm "fox & friends." brian: by the way, this brought to you by velveeta. >> is a cheese? brian: if we don't call we don't call it choose, will be apologizing tomorrow. it is food ended a siliceous. if fox news alert. the appeals court, the ninth circuit has rejected the trump administration request to restore the travel ban. remember a couple days last week, donald trump came up with this travel bed, researching people from coming in from seven countries.

a couple days ago the judge in the great state of washington said can't do it. last night, trump administration sent the department of justice to say come on, we object. the menu had the court of appeals for the ninth circuit in san francisco early this morning they got stands. the borders are still open for those people. >> the doj can go back and change their argument. originally they said if blocking the ban harm to the public and second guesses to national security judges. >> is too speculative. the white house committee told the c. seven countries could be a terror threat. too speculative. if they had performed a direct threat, that would change the case. it's up to the justice department to decide i'm going to address that issue. i'm going to come out the specifics.

steve: the reason for that is during the argument the justice department attorney, the u.s. attorney arguing in front of judge roberts said how many people from those seven countries have attacked the united states since 9/11? the u.s. attorney said i don't know. the judge said zero. that obviously is where that is coming from. what may happen next is the trump administration could either fine-tune a new executive order or the think the department of justice has until tomorrow to appeal the latest court of appeals. it's kind of a legal thing come nonetheless, the trump band, so-called and. >> bottom line is the orders are up into refugees right now. you know what they're doing? they're rushing to come here to the united states in cases reversed. they want to get here they can. brian: a small window before this is put in place.

meanwhile, i hope they move ahead with extreme dieting. nothing will stop them in the seven countries before visas are handed out. it is so wrong it was sarcasm -- sarcastic than to be that they are protesting in london are travel ban. we know the emergence of isis. all these people with british accents cutting off peoples heads. that is what we are worried about, coming back and being like you guys. that germany, like belgium, like france where they get run over by cars. they're coming after them with machetes because they let them all in. in germany, on the cover, donald trump in a cartoon cutting off the statue of liberty's head. can you believe that? a mi chaos in their nation. because we don't want to do that, we are bruised and self censored and would've lost the spirit of america. steve: the good news that there is a silver lining that the country of our brand has

reversed their travel ban. as soon as we had to travel ban can instituted a travel ban and now u.s. pressers will build to compete in iran and the freestyle world cup coming up. brian: you don't want to travel to a read in a unitard and not getting. >> it's been a political issue. we saw him crying recently because is not a favor. it's not american he said. but at november 2015, this is what he had to say. but in my state loopholes in the visa waiver program, in short passwords can be faked and stop terrorists who want to exploit the system. that is what donald trump is trying to do. brian: by the way, to reiterate my point about the magazine, the world has had protests in australia, but they're protesting donald trump and they were protesting in london. in germany they are also

outraged by donald trump's presence. the number one outside the stern, why do i know so many magazines? this is their number one. so a port. in a country that is overwhelmed with refugees, who they have no idea who they are and what they intend to do. they make us look like barbarians. steve: look at the image on the right. the target set at the bottom why not. that is just so inappropriate. >> i was talking to someone yesterday. she's european issues that the reason is the mainstream media if you turn on the news outlets overseas command to talk about how much they don't like him. it is biased media. that's why you have these protests. why are they protesting our president? >> everyone has an opinion on america. 47% of our country supported it

but then come the temporary pause to set up extreme vetting criteria. steve: listen, ultimately what's going on is donald trump come effect to figure he's probably watching us, watching the channels trying to figure out what to do next. he's only been president of the united states for two weeks in today's is gotten so much done. he's trying to figure out how to get around this judge in california at this minute. that's the beauty of fox news channel. life news all day long and with this white house come at the news all day long. brian: absolutely. heather has the latest breaking news from around the world. reporter: certainly do. good morning to all of you. the united states once again carrying out military exercises that included a list of missile launches and cyberwarfare. that's the latest powerboat in a tug-of-war that started with a failed missile test last week followed by a bound and economic sanctions from the white house. iran's military threatening if

the enemy falls out of line, ms. ulcer poured down on them. president trump refusing to take any action off the table. more on this as we get it. another protests. they were not all against the president. some protesters did go after the immigration order. take a look at this. [chanting] reporter: just an example of one thing going on in west palm beach. other protesters show up in support of our commander-in-chief. watch this. she said he is our president. police making no address in florida. i had it this evening's super bowl, black hawk helicopters will patrol the skies, and first in a no-fly zone around the energy stadium. hard for a dozen private

personnel took more than 40 agencies working to keep all of that then save. you lot know as well as i do expect tons of security out here. college college basketball team losing in heartbreaking fashion because their fans celebrated too rarely. mailing what appeared to be the game-winning shot with less than a second left on the clock. the fans rushed the court. watch. >> fans continue to ball out of to the floor. i don't believe this game is the final. this college kids on a saturday. reporter: the kids are so excited. there was still four seconds on the clock. the fans were charged with a technical foul. they send the game into overtime. they would eventually go on to lose the game. >> sorry to hear about that. what a bummer.

>> it is time to run down on the field. steve: it was less than a second. .4 seconds. in the short. >> just goes to show you the student should be a lot of basketball games. trinity ended up losing the game because they got a free throw. >> what famous fox news personality went to saint anna venture? neil cavuto. >> he's very smart. >> he says he is. >> if you see neil cavuto paperwork, tweet asked. pete sessions is going to join us live in houston. he is shaking some hands. brian: all about football, by the way. he got to train with his favorite player all for adrian peterson. you've got to see this.

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>> well, fox news alert on the sunday morning. turning down the white house staffers to keep the temporary travel restriction in place. republican congressman pete sessions is back publicly to improve security and he joins us right now live. >> another quickest time in california says okay, you can't have your restrictions on this people from seven different countries. >> if you listen to what the court said they did not get the essence of it. that is america has a continuing

dialogue about what is coming to this country. the threat against this country, not what authority occurred. the united states congress in the last weight has had said the seven countries have teaming up with to bring people that would attack the united states. >> the department of justice appealed the ruling from the judge in the great state of wisconsin last night. they made a great argument. if you are not american citizens, you do not have any right of our cause to shame. which is absolutely true. >> may be true. the way the president wrote the ban is to protect this nation. that is what the supreme court will have to do. all political now. drain to what you make of how the mainstream media has portrayed this as he's losing his grip on things and having a complete freak out your future is promising but he premised on

the campaign trail. >> that may be true. he has the authority of the united states congress in the previous administration. this is why we need donald trump to fix the court system. steve: let's talk a little bit about a plan. house republicans, and you are one of them, could lift the bad earmarks. of course to get some government money, take it to your home district, build something to put people to work and why would republicans want to lift the ban on earmarks? >> good question. last week paul ryan, speaker of the house asked me for a committee to begin this process to look at what should we do correct me to handle congressional and authorize spending. for the last six years, the white house has spent $18 billion themselves, and which meant those agencies had sole discretion about how they

would use all of this $18 million. it was not done properly. a good many projects on delay. it put manny on the burners. so we believe that they are surprised as. the rules committee will begin handling by the end of june, the answer in a piece of legislation. i think we can handle it. >> various watchdog groups in washington d.c. that every year come out with a list -- used to come out with a list of earmarks that are crazy. hundreds of thousands of dollars spent on projects that might work and certain members district. america voted to drain the swamp and they're worried about the fight that. >> they should be concerned about it. the facts on the case or rewrite 2008 than in levels in 2018. there's less money in the system to be able to do that. we are going to set priorities.

look forward to coming back and giving you an update. >> if you spend more, does that mean you have to raise taxes? >> we are still at 2008. that money is 10 years ago. the same level. it's not like an increase. we still have infrastructure challenges and we could do it correctly. steve: of course you are a texan. who texan. hootie finkel win the big game? >> and nsc guy, so i'm for granted. steve: very good read thank you by pete sessions in the great state of texas. pete hegseth has lied energy stadium. he got to meet his favorite player in houston. he might that's right. houston resident, hall of famer, you'll get a chance to see it again. i'm still recovering here at the super bowl.

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>> good morning to you. welcome back to "fox & friends" from his den. super bowl edition. first up, $14 billion, that's how much americans spend an estimated 189 million people will watch the falcons take on the patriots in the decade later today. second, $4000 as the average price

last-minute ticket to the game on stub hub. eric, 1.3 billion. that's how many chicken wings football fans will be chowing down on. kickoff begins at 6:30 eastern time. to you, brian, insulate and i. you've got to have chili. in the middle of a massive right after. adrian peterson, they'd be uncertain. super fan is pete hegseth's begging him to stay with minnesota appears the mac i understand you got a chance to sit down, but not before he put you to the test. >> that is right. that is why i can't sit down right now because i am so sore from the workout. >> the second is always the worst. >> you can only get worse.

i am a super fan of the minnesota vikings. he lives in houston, is a resident and has a workout facility, a club where he trains others. we thought why not give it a shot. 30 teams in the off-season. whether the synopses and work out look like and can i hang? we let you see if we did. take a look. >> i'm doing well. i've been a lifelong spanking fan. i hear you might be put might be putting me through a bit of a workout. any tips here? >> don't fall. >> don't fall? [laughter] >> you want to get as many as you can in 30 seconds.

>> i lost to him by one. >> actually i did 12. holy cow. >> not feeling lightheaded are you? >> i am a little bit. >> how many years left sap have the nfl question or >> i would say seven. when i consider my family, i say five. >> by the southern. there's been a lot of talk. we want ap to retire as a viking. in fact your hope? >> yes. hopefully we can work something out. >> what are your goals for your

career? >> win the championship is the ultimate goal. what better than winning in minnesota. so that is the ultimate goal. a lot of people would like to value it. went to dirty his running back, that is something they been preaching years. that's what they think. in my mind, i think all things are possible in christ jesus who strengthens me. i look forward to a com shim great things. >> with credit president. any thoughts on donald trump? >> and very optimistic. i love some of his views. he said a lot of great things. he appeals to the people. that's why he's the president. i always give people a chance. >> lifetime vikings fan.

one of my favorite players of all time. it is in the stands and pittsburgh. over the middle and you ran over her. not only did you run him over. i'm if you try to come to be stepped on him and ran 30 more yards. everybody remembers that play. we are going to re-create it. >> of other. >> perfect. >> bow is great. >> and just a fan. i'm a groupie at the end of the day when it comes to the vikings. it was very cool. his chin as i thought it. if you're not going to watch it tonight, you can watch it with adrian peterson. a viewing party on the field tonight. >> antacid here's >> seems like such a nice guy.

>> down to earth, good dude. >> and you're a good guy for that workout. now go take two advil. >> we've got to thank somebody. all that bad here's >> he did. the gymnasium. the mac got to be sure. >> pete came in for lunch yesterday. he said i worked out with them. i am dead. you must tell us about lunch. >> he has done two tours for our country. if he's having a tough time, it's a hard workout. when they had to go backwards up the hill. coming up, day in the the life of a loved survivor. marcus luttrell. we went to his ranch in houston. we've got issued a month and then he put me on one of his sources. >> leave it to "fox & friends."

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♪ ♪ >> guys, you were lucky not to freshman seahawks. super bowl champions have an innate or sold. they are fortunate enough to have a former nfl. spencer johnson. thanks so much for joining us. by the way, they have to be in the lead. why did you go, how hard was it for you to go from player to coach? >> not really hard. we had the opportunity to coach

the kids. they were coming up in the foundation. it was a hard. >> in soccer they even told me they can humans and seven, eight years old good >> i don't agree with that. what they do at the competition drives them for when they get older. we want them to or to get that right now. >> of the highest level to the lowest level. they do things to make us safer. show me how you have the kid catholic impact pitcher made the wrong way, the way you were taught. >> right here, guys. >> the worst position to get on the defensive side of tackling his head down. we never want to go helmet to helmet. this is the absolute wrong way to tackle.

trade to show me the right way you teach the kids now. >> right here. this is what we do. the thing we want to do, always keep our head that. keep your head out of the middle of the player. here to decide. we want to make sure. >> that the real speed to stop at impact. >> you are on offense. okay, right here. full speed, let's go. take him to the ground. go. >> and that's where you want them to tackle. that's what you wish you were taught. >> we never had the opportunity to do that. hit them hard in the ground. >> reworded vouchers work when it's too dangerous for kids to play? >> i'm not a worry because it takes people who know what's going on.

it's not about winning and losing at this stage. >> it talks about courage in being a teammate. they are very lucky to have you, spencer. thank you are common in working out with us. back up to the big stage for his relatively dry. excuse me. over to heather where it's not. >> good morning to you. a couple big headlines. a sixth grader attacked on a school bus for wearing and make america great again hat. reporter: the class may shove in the missouri boy into the window and yelling had about president transplants to build a wall. his mom upset over the event. the students responsible have faced consequences. we'll keep you posted if we have any update on the young man's story. when a president trump's biggest critics calling on democrats.

a city where anti-police riots broke out for weeks. elizabeth warren seemed far too often democrats have been on willing to get out there and fight. that is today. time for democrats to go back home and get out there and fight. matthew slater at the new england patriot is something to celebrate. the wide receiver honored at the super bowl breakfast, winning this year's star award. >> i would like to thank bart starr junior and your family for this tremendous honor. my family and i are so humbled by this. >> the award given to the player who best exemplifies character and leadership. he won the same award back in 1996. congratulations to him. what an honor. those are headlines. out to janice dean where he got a little bit of rain coming in. >> we do have rain. my apologies for that on behalf of all the weather casters.

we will see rain on and off today. i am on an ice rink and steadied myself next to keith and kathy. how are you? >> i'm doing great. tell me about your event. >> we are located all of the country. event in the san diego comic seattle, miami. and new york. we put the rink and at bryant park and they do a bunch of others just for the locals. we also have newport is new jersey. reporter: director of the midst of everything. >> we are. we are fighting houston weather today as we do all the time. beautiful day today. >> of this is not 40 degrees. >> at least it wouldn't be so warm. >> this is realized. a lot of ranks up there use synthetic guys. >> is correct. in this war we have for too massive to be good to keep it

coolidge in the floor around five degrees it helps us keep a solecism on. >> how many visitors? >> somewhere between warty and 50,000. any celebrities you can tell us about? >> we like to keep that under wraps if somebody wants to come. off the top of my head, i am drawing a blank. reporter: we will let you think about that. kathy, come over here. you're part of this wonderful dance team. >> this morning that the houston star theatre anaïs houston star theater and eyes. a two-time national champs going back to the competition this april and june. they are coming out here to escape for you today. reporter: this is wonderful. can someone teach me how to skate? i haven't been on skates for 20 years now. reporter: we can certainly do that if your looking for lessons. we are wrapping up today as their final day, so maybe next time. reporter: maybe i will hold onto

you and you just trail me like a train. keith, kathy, thank you good thank you, ice skaters are making me look good. >> sure, why not. i love the fact genocide on tv when you ask for a little less then. >> if you want to see that, hold on a second. >> all right. let's see it. come on, she's canadian. you come out of the womb skating. >> schuessler in a bathrobe. >> she is. very good. i don't know where there are bathrobes placed around the set. it was so cold over the past few days to janice's wearing one. >> we are wearing the same thing. people are at home.

that's why i urge you every day to get dressed. >> you must be dressed and i'm going to check. >> a day in the life of the lone survivor of the markets the he doesn't live too far from here. his ranch about an hour outside of houston. we even got a shooting my sin. we met his family. >> from a former navy's deal to a former seattle seahawks, for the super bowl. ♪ works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. "how to win at business." step one: point decisively with the arm of your glasses. abracadabra. the stage is yours. step two: choose la quinta. the only hotel where you can redeem

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not being an american hero? i guess it's always an american hero. an opportunity to go out to his ranch in our asset if he's in. watch this. ♪ >> you've got to know i wake up every morning with the greatest day of my life. i have no pain, i move around. it's fantastic that i love life. my brother came up with the idea of being a navy seal. he healed her brother. he's the alpha of the two of us. he think we are going to be seals. let's do it. i had no idea. >> how did you and your brother decide you want to fight for this country?

>> is family tradition. you can track it back a long way. it's not a mandatory thing. you heard all the stories about it. our family that lives real patriotic. that's just how it is. >> they knew how to work when they were small children. >> is said that got you through when they were fighting overseas via >> the only way i got through those deployments was above my head first into the morning, go to work and work until you drop into bed at night. >> what was that like as a mother? >> it was held. when he was lost was the worst. i wouldn't wish it on the worst enemy. everything in the past, other that says i don't like it that way because that was my job. it was my responsibility as an american. i wanted to do it. >> i grew up on a horse ranch. >> one, two, three.

>> shoot your hands just a little bit. like a car. 250 on the ranch. my brother and i each got to pick our own horse when we were in fourth grade i think. >> we are going to do a little shooting. is this where you always do your shooting out here? i do. get in there, good stands. get comfortable. don't he afraid. good base, good stands. finger in the trigger well. paul when ready. little bit low. good, good. >> we just like we want a great place for the kids to grow up.

but a lot fishing and horse is coming animals, and nice house. >> what you see if you get a chance of things that i see throughout my life, things are beautiful, stepped back in the hollow where i used to go fishing. >> what kind of just create our own little haven out here. >> what you love most about it? >> shoot points in the direction to go when i go. >> what you love about him? everything. i love his confidence. a lot of people look at him as this big night out then i see a teddy bear. >> she sees a teddy bear. they are such an amazing couple. god put them together. they are such an amazing couple and team together. she's helped him through so much. he's had lots of surgeries because he thought her country can so many deployments.

i said marcus, how does an american hero lives when we first got onto the ranch? he said here on my ranch i'm not an american hero. my name is marcus. very humble. their kids are so precious. they've opened up their home to so many different people. any navy seal has gone through what he's gone through her experience being deployed overseas, he welcomes them on their property. could stay for two weeks, however long you want. rick perry took into the governor's mansion, helped him turn his life around and then he moved from the governor's mansion in with melanie. he met her on a blind date that i'm going to marry you. they've been together. >> he doesn't do anything without checking with her first. he is a smart man. >> we didn't have enough time for it, but i did say what you love about her. he said how much time do you have and went on and on about all the great things about her.

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>> and fox sports super bowl tradition. nfl players but in the declaration of independence before takeoff. if you're the patriotic message will focus on our nation's flag and a push for unity. >> our country, especially recently has been through a lot. many different places, accents, backgrounds. but we are all americans.

>> that was made boyer, former u.s. army bishop versus in seattle seahawks player and he joins us now. great to have you here. he used the super bowl as a platform to honor the u.s.a. what you do every year? the mac it is important to me that we recognize everybody that was a part of fighting for our freedoms and luxuries such as playing a game like this. to me the important and something special to me because of my service, but also recognized people over there literally fighting right now and lay down their lives so we can have these great moments factor in the state ,-com,-com ma where everybody can put politics aside and come together and enjoy the wall. >> it's been a tough year. we have kids this young taking a knee before the national lampoon. i was sickened by it. you wrote an open letter about

it msm talking to him and standing next to him, how did you resolve that? >> i was important to show regardless of our differences, that i was at least willing to listen to him. in an open letter, i described my relationship to the flag and why i stand with pride. everybody's got their next periods. i don't know what like to be him. i've never walked around in issues here and it was big of him to sit down and talk to me. he went from sitting on the bench to alongside his teammates and until he feels like it is the right time for him to stand, he's probably not going to do it. as long as these guys demonstrating our part of the action moving a word and see them being a part of the change they want to see you, i think that is the most important thing. >> fantastic did i know you many years ago went to los angeles to

pursue a film career. tonight you will be in a film on the big show on earth. >> yeah, pretty special. all about it. >> we can't wait to watch it. bill o'reilly is coming out. >> a great hour. don't go anywhere. why is there neverite, enough of it? a john deere 1 family tractor with quik-park lets you attach and go. imatch quick-hitch gives you more time for what you love. so it takes less work to do more work. autoconnect drive-over mower deck? done. they're not making any more land. but there's plenty of time

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♪ >> well, going on the waltrip ram band out there, just saw them. it is ten hours, 29 minutes, and 35 seconds until super bowl 51

live from houston, texas, where "fox & friends" currently is as you can see right there, we're hiding out in this plastic structure because it's a little rainy here in the heart of houston in discovery green. and as we hear the band out there, just know this. we gave the seahawks a great guy guy. we brought in the sienna stallions. we took a picture of nate boyer, the former seahawk. >> it's been so fun for all the little kids to meet the celebrity players. they're talking with us on the show. all these little cute kids that look up to these individuals get a chance to take pictures with them. >> we got to bring in bill o'reilly right now. bill, we not only ask the kids to help us out, their coaches run them through a practice while we're playing. do you think that's fair? >> i might go on strike if i were these kids right now. but you know what's true? seven in the morning texas time, a marching band. isn't that what everybody dreams of? >> i know. >> come on. >> super bowl sunday, come on.

>> bill, we'll have to share the story. last night you was at an event at one of the hotels around here and i was talked with some of the -- my friends outside in the hallway and these ladies, i could hear them say, i mean, if i hear that band at seven o'clock in the morning again, i'm going to wring someone's neck. and i just walked away like this this. >> bad news for them, we started at five. bill, and we started this morning with the fox news alert, u.s. cellars out in california rejected the trump administration request to restore the travel ban, so essentially the people from those seven countries who are not american citizens are still going to be allowed to come on in. what do you think of this? >> well, you know, you're talking about the ninth circuit, which is very liberal. it's a political decision, i think. i think it'll be overturned eventually. you know, look, i'm not a lawyer lawyer. i'm not a constitutional guy. but it seems to me that any president and president obama did this as well in iraq, as you

guys have reported and we reported on "the factor," if you feel that there isn't any supervision in a country, and these seven certainly don't have any supervision on their end, you can do that, if you're a president for national security reasons. so it's just logical. i expect it'll be overturned next week. >> hey, bill, one thing is different about everything you said, a logical thing, we're not attorneys. i get it. but it has not stopped the protests in australia, in london in philadelphia, in los angeles. this, to me, the intensity of the protests on really one side, against donald trump, has stunned me. has it stunned you? >> no. i'll tell you why. because this is all organized, this isn't spontaneous stuff like the vietnam protests in the late sixties and seventies where regular people said, "you know what? i don't really believe this is the right situation, and so i'm going to go out and make my opinion known." this is organized left-wing, anti-capitalism, anti-american.

that's what this is. and now you can do that quickly with the internet. you couldn't do it quickly at any other time in history. you have to get people discussing it and what you can do now, it's like in response. so it isn't surprising. it's all the same crew, all right? all of it. if you look at the leadership, if you look at how it's put together, it's the same crew, " "we don't like america, now we really don't like it, because we don't like like trump. we can tolerate it under appropriately. we can't tolerate it under trump trump." >> fox is hosting the super bowl this year, so whoever is hosting the super bowl, whichever network, gets to interview the president. you got to sit down with him, it's going to air today. what did you get from that interview when you walked away? >> well, we had to do the interview earlier because the president had florida engagements. we knocked it out. it's a 40-minute interview.

and it's very wide-ranging about policy, about -- and policy that's relevant to what we're talking about now. so i think you'll be surprised at some of the things he says, very blunt. you know, a few times he wanders but we get him back and we're going to use ten minutes of it at four o'clock on the super bowl pregame show, and then we'll use the rest on "the factor" on monday and tuesday. but it's not boring, i'll tell you that, it's right to the point. >> before we get to the specific sound bites, i want to ask you, do you notice a change in the guy that ran for president to the guy who, by the way, is a friend of yours, who is now president? have you noticed as he walks the white house he seems different at all? >> a little bit. he's a little bit more focused as far as his work is concerned. i didn't get to follow him around ever. i mean, i've known him as you guys know, for a long time, but i've never really looked at the -- you know, it was all social, was all sporting events. so i didn't see how he conducted

himself inside the trump tower. but in the white house, it's very, very, "okay, here's what we do now, here's what we do now now." and i asked him about that, what the big surprise is at the job. i didn't get the answer, but along those lines. but he's very focused on what he has to do and the hours that he works, amazing. it's a lot. there's a lot coming out every second. >> sure. bill, there's a story floating around that he was steamed, to use your word, at the rollout of this executive ban on the seven the countries because, you know, it was a little sloppy, wasn't quite as focused, maybe the white house wasn't laser beam sharp on this particular issue. did you get into that, did you sense that? >> yes. that's the first -- that's how the interview starts, but his answer is not what you just said okay, but that's how we start the interview.

but he doesn't give you that. he explains a little bit about how he sees the rollout, but he doesn't say "i was disappointed disappointed." >> you know what? that's a good tease. we're going to watch for that. but you have released a couple of sound bites for us. the first one is where you talk to him about vladimir putin, a cold, bloody killer. what did he say? here's the clip. >> do you respect putin? >> i do respect him. >> do you? why? >> well, i respect a lot of people, but that doesn't mean i'm gonna get along with him. he's a leader of his country. i say it's better to get along with russia than not. and if russia helps us in the fight against isis, which is a major fight, and islamic terrorism all over the world, major fight, that's a good thing thing. will i get along with him? i have no idea. >> he's a killer, putin's a killer. >> a lot of killers. we got a lot of killers. you think our country is so innocent? >> what does that mean, "you think our country's so innocent innocent." >> well, the follow-up is, he

goes, "a lot of killers," and then i say, "i don't know of any in our government, you know, 'cause it -- you know, putin -- i was trying to get at with him not only is he a tyrant, but himself, he orders assassinations. so the president then goes on to say that the usa has done a lot of things to other people dying as well. so it's a good back-and-forth. and, you know, look, he's trying to get putin to cooperate with isis and a few other things, and we'll see if he's successful. >> it's going to be very interesting to see when he gets his whole staff together what it's going to be like. and lastly, do you think the criticism that he's getting bothers him to the point where it's affecting him? >> i asked him that, too. and he basically says that -- and this is what he says pretty much all the time, because there were some questions you have to ask but you know how he's going

to answer, that the people are behind him. so, you know, the critics are the critics. we get into a lot of press stuff with him, which is interesting. then he goes off on that. but he believes that most americans support what he does. what he's doing. >> all right, bill, we can't wait to watch it. four o'clock this afternoon for ten minutes and then your show monday night and tuesday night. thank you so much for waking up and telling us about this interview. appreciate it. >> all right, guys, buy. >> thank you. bill, who you pulling for? sorry. is he still there? >> i bet he would say the patriots. >> why do you say that? >> spent a lot of time in massachusetts. >> he did indeed. just thinking. and i also think he's going to want a marching band. he's a little jealous. meanwhile, hundreds of thousands of sports fans descending on houston this weekend for the biggest night in football, including vice president mike pence and former president george herbert walker

bush who is gone toss the coin. >> but it is no game for security. the nfl is stepping up big time. >> joining us right now live from the stadium 'cause we asked him to is pete hegseth, fox news contributor, u.s. army vet who has not been kicked off the field yet. >> he will. >> not yet but i'ming working on it. two hours ago this was a sleepy place. not anymore, security personnel all over the place. there will be over 4,000 both private and uniformed plainclothes officers here at the stadium, 41 federal agencies coordinating with the houston police department. i sat down with the houston police chief a couple of days ago. he said no credible threats but the biggest thing they're looking for is vehicles like the nice attack, not just on the grounds, in f-16s and blackhawks if necessary to secure this spot spot. obviously the crowd inventories needs to be secure but when you have george w. bush and the vice president attending, it needs to to be even more. george w. bush he'll be tossing

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a fox news alert. an appeals court out in california denying white house efforts to keep a temporary travel restriction in place, a move loudly cheered by an angry liberal base. to react, legendary former nfl quarterback from the washington redskins, ladies and gentlemen, give it up, joe theismann! >> whoo! >> hold it down a little bit, just hold it down. good morning, everybody. how are you? >> thanks for starting the segment. >> put it on. >> i get to wear his football ring only during the segment and i got to give it back at the en. >> that's the world championship ring, that's from super bowl 17, this one's from super bowl 18, this is the one we didn't win. this is the one we lost to the raiders, and i just got a phone call from my good friend marcus

allen saying we're taking care of it. >> you're trying on marcus's hall of fame ring, he was on our should he recently with his hall of fame ring. >> you're not just a sports guy. you're also a guy who watches the news a lot. what do you make the brouhaha, the liberal left is aflame over this travel restriction which the court of appeals out in california now says forget about it, those people it come into the country. >> well, basically what's happened in this day and age of society, social media and the way people have become polarized to everything, you know, president trump is not the first one to put a ban on people coming into this country. started with charles arthur back in 1882 when he banned a group of chinese to come in. and it just went on and on with different -- >> for national security. >> -- and president obama actually did it in 2011. so what is taking place isn't necessarily unprecedented. it's just that people now have decided they want to take to the streets to protest what's going on. the president made a promise to the american people, when he became president of the united states, he was going to do certain things. and he has followed through on

so many of the things that he has said he wanted to do. and people were upset then, and they're upset now. but i think we have to understand that president donald trump is our president. and no matter who is in the office, we should respect the president of the office and we should allow them to try and do their job, just like tom brady is going to try and do his teddy matt ryan's going to try and do his today. you have to respect what they want to try and do. and it's time for us to work together as opposed to oppose one another. >> he's got a quality they both have too; he didn't hear the critics. he's got a sense of mission. tiger woods got some blowback because he's friends with donald trump. you're friends with donald trump trump. you have other people -- >> tom brady. >> -- friends of donald trump got some blowback, and tom brady has been fending off questions to justify his relationship with the president of the united states. >> what i love what tom did, everybody said you should do this, you should do that. tom said it's my right not to talk about it. let's focus this week on the super bowl, let's talk about the

new england patriots, let's talk about the atlanta falcons, what we're going to have to do. he's closed the book on it. i give him a lot of credit, because this is about the super bowl. politics is basically influenced i think what the ratings were in football. i think the way the political environment was all the debates that went on be with i think it took away from football this year, and i don't think it should take away from this particular day where almost 200 million people are going to watch this game around the worl. >> you're friends with him? >> yes. i have known president trump for a long time. >> bob kraft was on our show, it made headlines, he went on our show and talked about his relationship with donald trump. he's a lifelonsetts the buy, an his wife guy, donald trump called him every week for an entire year and he said only five or six of his friends were that interested and really helped him get through the toughest year of his life. >> loyal. >> is there a story about donald trump you can share with us? >> well, i had the opportunity, we were at a charity function down at mara lago which he

actually had a dinner last night i believe, there and i was sitting next to hum at the dinner, and he walked away and said i just bought doral. >> the golf course? >> yes, he just bought doral because he wanted to do it. he's done a lot for the world of golf, bought golf courses all over the world. that's great for the game of golf all over the world. and i leaned over to him, and i said, should i be surprised in this is what you do. that's the way he is. >> did he mean i literally bought it, like right here at dinner? >> was like, "okay, i'll be back in a minute. okay, now i own it." but no, the thing that i appreciate about president trump is that what you see is what you get. he's not a politician. we're so used to listening and seeing politicians say thing and then sit down in debates and wonder if it's ever going to get done. he's a man of action. and a lot of people don't like that. >> talk about something else, though, the game, football tonight, 6:15 kickoff, or 6:25 kickoff. does tom brady have to win to be considered the greatest of all

time? >> no, not at all. when you take a look what tom brady has done, this is his seventh super bowl. coach belichick is coaching in his tenth super bowl. we've only had 51 of them. he's been in 20% of them. i don't think tom has to win to be considered the greatest of all time, apologies to joe montana, my good friend joe, but the fact is tom brady is the greatest quarterback to ever play the position. >> he lost them, montana never lost them, bradshaw never lost them. >> that's right, they never did, and everybody has to be in the conversation. but just like we talk about in the political world, it's a great debate. which one is the greatest. my personal choice, tom brady. still i think no matter what happens tonight, he's going to be the greatest. that means you got to get it back. >> i can wear it done the tease. >> broke tradition. >> thanks so much. great to see you. >> it's a ton of work to put on the biggest tv broadcast in the

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glad that little kid is okay. it has been a bad day at this cheesecake factory in california. a car smashed into the front won won. an anonymous suspect throwing a homemade firework of sorts into a crowded restaurant. police calling it, quote, a really bad prank. no one hurt in either of those. >> ainsley, what you got over there? >> heather, more than 100 million people are expected to tune in to tonight's big game. >> that's right. and that's why fox is pulling out all the stops with the big guns with a full day of coverage starting at one p.m. eastern time. >> going to be on for 12 hours. and guess what, the most successful scoreboard show on the history of sports who's been number one since they were put together is right there, howie long, michael strahan, curt menafee, terry brad show, and jimmy johnson. we went to their last rehearsal to find out how they became a family and a hit team. watch.

♪ da-da-da-da. >> get that junk outta here. >> never get it back again! >> it's un-mess-up-able! >> final meeting before the final referring for "fox nfl sunday" behind closed doors, finishing touches on the script, we're about to go to on the side side. >> how you doing? >> you know, when you're talking about that stuff. >> yeah? >> the two guys that pop to the top of the list are the two guys that have four super bowls: joe montana and -- camera over here. terrence paxton bradshaw. >> terry, before the big game, a hundred million people watching all these countries, what are your thoughts? >> i have one of the best interviews i've ever had with tom brady. i told him, you get that fifth super bowl, nobody will be more proud of you than me. i'll hug you and i'll be glad to hand you that atrophy, but when you reach out to grab it, i'm

gonna drop it on your foot. >> when you're on the panel, is it fun? is it nervous? >> you know, we're close to nasa nasa. we're not scientists. we talk football. we have a great group. we've been fortunate. terry and i have been together 23 years, and we're family here. >> by the way, the last time we did a super bowl i had to leave 'cause my dad died that night. so i said before i came down here, i made my mother go get a checkup, make sure she's okay. >> here we are, final rehearsal before the biggest game super bowl. you are not singing halftime? >> what do you mean? >> lady gaga is suffering from the ceiling at halftime. >> so i'm out? >> you're out. what do you see your role here? >> behind the scenes. >> we know you're going to pull it off big time sunday. >> that's my job.

everybody, it's everybody's super bowl. those two teams out there, it's our super bowl also. we got to come up big. >> what's going through your mind with a hundred million people about to be watching what you do? when you're doing your show once you get going, it's almost like being a football player. they say when you take that first hit it becomes another name. once you're on the air and you get to that first commercial break, it's just another show. if you told me when i was 12 years old, i'd get to do this for a living? i'd be right there, man. >> when the vice president will toss out the coin, what do you think will happen as he sits here in houston? >> i think being around those guys will be like being around bradshaw. royalty, no matter your politics no matter which way you lean, everybody knows, nice man, lovely man, great family, so i think this place is going to just blow up once he comes out here. >> as a broadcaster, what's the challenge? >> i don't know. it's weird you have a job, and i know it's tough, but when you work with the right people, it's just -- work doesn't seem -- it

goes too fast, to be honest. i'm not stressed. the audience is big, but i'm not worried about being hit, not worried about being sore, not worried about any of that, but at the end of the day i don't get a ring, either. best team in sports. get a pan down there. they're not the prettiest team, okay? but they have heart. heart. >> you and i, why don't we just get it started right now. >> that may be the wildest ending in the history of "fox nfl sunday." >> got some interesting twists, too, howie long's son is playing in the game, his wife will be featured at halftime of the game and for terry bradshaw, as he mentioned he is tied with tom brady for four super bowls. he interviewed tom brady about breaking his record, he said i'm not confused about it, i want him to break it, he said i don't mind if he breaks it, but i did it first, and i never lost. >> they have so much chemistry

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>> very nice. this is jesse, and he just discreetly cued the band to wrap it up. very nice. jesse, welcome to "fox & friends friends." it's great to have the head brand director for the waltrip ram band. you're the biggest band in the independent school district for houston, right? >> yes, sir, we are. >> and you're an award-winning band. where have you traveled? because i know you were at the one of the inaugurals. >> yes, sir, 2013 we were in washington, d.c., for the black time boots texas delegation for the inaugural celebration. >> you must practice a lot? >> we do. we work very hard every day. >> is it after school, before school, or before and after school? >> it's a little bit of all of that, before and after school, during class time as well. >> what is it for young people who are looking in right now and they're thinking "you know, maybe i'd like to play an instrument in high school." why should they consider it?

>> it's a great thing to do, but besides the fun and playing music, having the camaraderie with their band mates, doing the special events like we're doing today. of course, it lends itself to doing better in academics as well, so it's a big thing. i have some of the best students at waltrip high school right here in this band. >> i bet you do. thank you all for joining us today on a very special edition of "fox & friends," 9 hours, 54 minutes until the super bowl. >> it's almost here. >> thank you very much. >> yes, sir, thank you. >> today's a very special day, and for that we go over to ainsley, and i think brian is with janice. >> because we love janice so much. >> aw! >> i get to present you this adorable cake because it is happy weather persons day, janice. we are love you. janice and i worked together for a very long time. janice raises two little -- she has two little boys at home and she worked on the weekends forever and now you get to spend your days with your son.

you were on the morning show, monday through friday. we love you. you do such a good job, you have the best personality, all of our people at home love you. >> why are you doing this right now? aw! >> she's been through a lot, you were diagnosed with ms, but you're part of our family and we support you every single day. >> well, see, i thought i was just supposed to do a weather forecast in my bathrobe in the man cave, and now you go and do this. so you know how honored i am to be on this show. i feel like this is what i was meant to do with you guys. >> i know. >> i have so much fun every morning and you make my mornings -- >> we were celebrating outside of our offices in the hallway when you found out you were coming to "fox & friends" because i haven't been on the show very long, either, and we both worked at fox for a very long time. it's been such a grow to grow together and be one of your friends. >> unbelievable. well, happy weather persons day to all the fellow meterologists out there. where are brian and steve? >> congratulations, j.j., very

nice. >> you know what? what you see on tv is real life. >> there you go. >> you guys are amazing. >> we're going to take this away because she's about to get frosting on her back. >> meanwhile, tell you about the st. jude children's research hospital is leading the way for cancer research. >> yep, in every way. and now thanks to our good friend, rich big daddy delgado, they're one step closer to a cure. you just hosted a big super bowl party? >> yeah, it was fun. jesse palmer was there. >> you had brian baldinger ther. >> yes, from massapequa's fines. >> did we send a cameraman. >> yes, we did and it's all coming up here right now. take a look. ♪ >> where's kilmeade? hey, it's big daddy.

i'm here in houston getting ready for our big party tonight. really excited to see everybody have a drink on me. >> let me tell you something. you can't be houston without big daddy, and we're sure glad big daddy's here. >> this is one of the men right here that's in demand all week long. i'm a actually surprised you're actually staying sober two hours hours. >> mr. all world, mr. all pro, mr. everything, my man ronnie lott. we are bawling, the two of us. with this suit i feel really good right now. >> me, too. everybody says i kicked my coverage when i got married? what do you call this? >> look at this place. asx here in houston, it's beautiful, raising money for st. jude children's research hospital and queer having a great old time.

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good morning. welcome back to "fox & friends" live from houston. a couple quick headlines to bring you. it is the longest hail mary in the history of the universe. nasa filming an astronaut at the international space station throwing a football, a mind-blowing 564,000 yards. physics helping just a little bit. the international space station traveling more than 17,000 miles per hour. that helped the ball travel 880

yards per second. good morning to all of you at nasa. we love spending the day with you this week. back here on earth, lady gaga's halftime show could be out of the world. the grammy winner will reportedly use hundreds, yes, hundreds of drones for her performance. the faa needed to make a special exception for the drones to perform in the no-fly zone over energy stapled. >> all right, thank you very much, heather. look who's here, the world famous golfer, greg norman, the shark. good morning to you. what are you doing in houston? i'm here actually as a guest of verizon. we've come in here, we're going to go to the game today, we came in yesterday morning, so i'm looking forward to it. >> you've got some deal with verizon, right? >> right. >> you're going to change everything. i know there's a big announcement coming in a couple of weeks or couple of months. >> couple of months. a new never-seen-before business middle, relates to everything from connectivity quite honestly but verizon is really in the

innovation world is way ahead of anything else, and from agriculture to education to smart cities all across -- all around the world, so they're a great partner, and last night had dinner with -- >> fantastic. we'll be watching for the big announcement. one of the things about greg is greg during the show he oftentimes just sends us a text, 'cause he's watching the news, he loves the news. what do you do make of president trump's temporary travel restriction, which now an appeals court has said, you know what? can't ban anybody right now. what do you do make of that. >> well, look, what happened in the judicial part of the government, what happens in the executive part are two different things, right? and eventually they'll work it out. you know, people got to understand when donald trump ran on a certain ticket, right, he went out there, he created a lot of intense space around him because he ran the street smart level, right? >> he said he was going to do i. >> he was going to do it, right? he stepped up to the plate and done it. i would personally like to see him slow down a little bit and get his cabinet in place, get

all the people around him and then make the decisions that he would have made anyway. >> sure. >> but at the end of the day it will all work its way out. >> one of the unique things about our new president is he's a businessman and he has done business with you, actually. >> absolutely. he's bought a couple of golf courses that i've designed and built, one over in ireland and one in the carolinas. he's passionate about the game of golf. no different than what he's done being passionate about the united states of america. his passion with golf has really gone into other realms, right? so what he's done with the game of golf, i think the game of golf will be escalated because of him, because of his popularity and what he wants to do with it. >> plus he was a business -- is a businessman, although he's put that on ice for right now, you are a businessman, you got all sorts of businesses as well. it's got to be refreshing to have somebody in the oval office who actually knows what you're going through, what it's like to make a payroll, these great big regulations that are giving you a headache. >> well, we saw that with small businesses, right, for the last

eight years. there's no question about it. we took a couple of opportunities we saw because of regulations coming in about certain business segments we're in. look, all i know is when i travel the world, you know, like the prime minister of australia, he was a businessman before he became the leader of our country our my country, excuse me. and when i sat down and talked to him as the election process went through, he was pulling for trump the whole way, because, why? because he is a businessman. everybody wants, whoever the president is, to succeed, no question. >> absolutely. >> nobody ever wants to see it not to happen. so he's being fully supported behind of scenes of what president trump's been doing. >> but then i know for a fact that you do talk to the prime minister of australia at least once a week, right? >> of late we have done, yes. >> okay. so a couple of days ago there was that thing where supposedly the call was short and trump was -- who knows. there are different depictions. the white house and mr. turnbull say it was cordial. are we okay, australia and the

united states? >> look, from a little brother, big brother standpoint, world war i australia stood right beside america on everything. little brother loves big brother brother. we're going to standing right beside america going forward. prime minister and the president they're okay, and what's more important is, you know, you got great people like vice president pence, you've got ryan, the speaker of the house, there's a lot of really good people behind the scenes making it all happen. >> you're a good man. >> thanks. >> kids, he's got a good nickname. great, right? he's the shark. cool. greg, thank you. >> thank you, steve. >> we're going to step aside. coming up, sean hannity is going to joining us, all devon sill and his detour leah. 9 hours 50 minutes and 46 seconds from super bowl 51 live in houston. ♪

>> her story captured the world world's attention and all of our hearts. leah still, the six-year-old daughter of an nfl star inspired millions after she was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. little leah will be cancer free for two years coming up in march and she smiles. that's a good thing. and she is here with her dad, houston, texasn defensive end. we followed your story for so many years now and this is such great news. how does it feel now? you're celebrating the super bowl, it's if houston where you

live and your daughter will be in remission for two years coming up. >> the blessings like you said next month she'll be in remission for two years and just being able to to see her get back to being a normal kid and go to school and make friends, we don't take that for granted. >> how do you feel? >> i feel good because we're have a gala on march 25th. >> tell me about the gala on march 25th. >> well, march 25th is my second birthday that i wasn't diagnosed with cancer anymore. >> that's great. that's a very significant day. what was that day like for you two years ago? >> it was very exciting, but i really did not have any idea that i had a second birthday. >> yeah, you do. we're definitely going to celebrate with an even bigger cake 'cause you have been through so much. we followed you through the last few years and followed you through your cancer treatments, and you had some sad news to report years ago, but this morning this is such happy news. >> hm-hm. >> have you gotten a lot of support from your friends and

family? >> y.ah, >> you're so cute. what does that mean to you as a dad to sit here next to your daughter and know she is doing two years? >> like i said, we don't take it for granted. for two years it was up in the air how my daughter was going to beat this disease. to be honest sometimes i worried if i was ever going to her her call me daddy again, so being able to wake up and have her call me dad, i don't take that type of stuff for granted. >> tell me about the gala. >> we're having our first gala on march 25th in recognition of her second year of remission, and we're trying to raise as much money as we can to try to help families who are battling cancer. >> how can our viewers help? >> stay s strongfoundation.org and buy t-shirts and donate money. >> can anybody go to the go la? >> yes, more details are on the website. >> how can you buy tickets? >> on march 25th in philadelphia at it vi, we're partners with

the holly ride organization that tries to tackle autism so we're trying to make a huge impact on every kid who's out there battling disease and letting them know we're not alone. >> you are so precious and we're glad you're here with us. will you visit us again? >> yes. >> who are you pulling for tonight? do you like the patriots or the falcons? >> well, i got to say patriots. >> why do you like the patriots? >> because, well, i don't know the falcons that much, and i don the patriots. they wore my dad's old t-shirt from the bengals. >> that's great. so you'll support them tonight. you'll be watching. you've been to the super bowl before, haven't you? >> y.ah, >> last year. was that a fun night for you? >> yeah, because, well, beyonce was there, and they were like all going crazy because the singers were having, like, this contest, and i was like, hopefully beyonce wins. >> she's so cute. we love you. god bless you. >> thank you.

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bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ >> very good. >> wonderful, fantastic. >> our national anthem, we're here in houston, 9 hours, 28 minutes and 41 seconds away from super bowl li. >> jesse thank you, you were great. >> thank you. >> sean hannity. >> where are you?

>> high 5. what's happening with you? >> by the way -- they were out there in front of us. >> these guys, y'all were great thank you. very nice. come on. just how powerful sean hannity circumstance hhanhannityis, he . >> in a bath robe. >> does not take it off. >> you know the big news that happened over last few hours, after the ban was put in place last week, a district judge said, you know what ban is unconstitutional, let's lifts ban, and let everyone come in. then we find out after the justice department said let's overturn that, they were told no by 9th circuit. >> you are dealing with the most liberal courts, assuming that

gorgorsuch becomes supreme court justice i see that going to 6-3. >> you think it will make it to supreme court. >> that would be years from now, this was going to be a temporary ban. it was a 4 months in all, went 4 months, you would think they would be able to work things out. >> there is a strategy put out by david brock the guy that runs media matters. part of strategy, this is what the left does, anything they can't get done legislatively or in ballot box they try the court system. >> they have a game plan to impeach him already. >> is there a way he would get it to stay? is there a court that would hear it. >> overtime, everything that he has put in placing happen, and -- place will happen, they will also expedite it, this the most liberal circuit court of appeals.

right where brian came from san francisco. >> that is not true, i am from rhode island. i think of is my image of what happened in san francisco -- france, an egyptian screaming, and going up to a soldier, that is what donald trump is trying to avoid, they have to get better at communicating what his focus is it is not antimuslim, this is securing america. >> indonesia, turkey, indonesia, saudi arabia, i could run down the list of the countries that are not on the list, this is so dishonest of the media saying this a muslim ban. we know that the terrorists are trained in specific countries, and we know they want to come here, are you willing to gamble with the lives of these young children and the lives of

childrens, and the answer to me is no, if some people are inconveniences? well, i am inconveniences when i travel, because of terrorism. >> what if you are like the family in nice, france, the man and his daughter, got run over by the terrorist who took that truck. >> isis circvill isis is evil i, people don't understand they want to advance the caliphate, and that is everyone in the world converts to their point of view, or you will die. we have seen heads cut off, people burned in cages arrive, there has been so much slaughter. and now kids are killing people. >> president trump said it is like medieval times. >> they are just evil. my father fought in world war

ii, and naziism and fast itch wafascism wasevil in his time, n day evil. i don't understand, what you are going to inconvenience a few people, versus the safety of our future, why do we care if we're inconvenienced. >> it all about national security. i am going to read a tweet, don't see who it is from. it is from -- 2015, it reads like this. >> barack obama. >> no. >> we must tighten loopholes in the visa waiv waiver program, ee passports cannot be faked. and stop terrorists who want to exploit the system. >> problem hillary or obama. >> it was chuck schumer. >> chucky. in 2015, chuck schumer wanted a temporary ban, and all democrats

supported building a wall in 2006. such hypocrisy. >> so why the tears, why is he crying now? >> he is a crybaby. >> he voted against the iranian deal. >> i know. >> so why not say, these are opportunities to move the countries forward, why is it always about party? people are fed up with the party politics. >> the iranian deal of probably the worst ever, now breaking u.n. sanctions and fires little biballistic missiles, donald trp said, i am not a barack obama. they are going to put new sanctions in place. and uss cole is off of the coast of yemen, i suggest there may be an alliance that we've not seen in world history. you may have the saudis, the egypegyptians and saudis -- takt the iranian sites. iran is number one state sponsor

of terror coupled with weapons of mass destruction. and that could be in our lifetime, this is a possibility, not like in cold war. a radical islamic with a nuclear weapon you could have millions of people dying in one day. >> absolutely. >> on our up lifting super bowl weekend. >> the super bowl starts in 9 hours, and 22 minutes. bill o'reilly has a interview with the new president of the united states, have you interviewed him as well,. i think we'll play a sound bite where iro'reilly asked about the suggestion, that he would have won popular vote if so many illegals had not voted. >> is there any validity to criticism of you, that you say things you can't back up factualy, as the president, you say for example, that there are 3 million illegal aliens who

voted. then you don't have the data to back it up, some people say that is irresponsible for a president to say that? >> many people have said, i am right. you know that. >> i know but have to have to data. >> when you see illegals people who are not citizens on the registration. you know. we can be babies, but you look at registration, you have illegals, you have dead people, you have this. this is a bad situation, a rail bad situation. really bad. >> you take out new york and california, think about this those two states donald trump wins by over 3 million vote, and anyone that tells threw -- there is no voter fraud is lying to you. trump quoted the pew studies, and he said, i called author of that study, and said that is not true. so why did you write it you idiot? >> you think about the protests,

we were in washington, the women were not happy with you. >> thanks a lot. >> they are angry. >> liberal anger. >> from a political perspective, i think when you see black lives matter that women's march, ma donna, ashley judd, ashton kutcher and whatever his name is. >> and that professor from philadelphia last night, and i am a from fess or -- professor,d using curse words. >> everyone. in red state america, and some blue state is the fringe state. one of my biggest problem with obama he was all radical left, he never had a sister soldier moment. that to me, he was so married to a ridge of ideology. all things they talk about when

he was win -- >> can you stick around for a couple more minutes. >> i don't want to leave, i want to play football with those guys. >> we have a marching band. i would not be surprised if you have a football team and a band monday. >> i don't know how do you this, one set here, and one here, and here. >> we're having fun. >> one block at a time. >> commercial break we find out abouabout what we're doing next. >> so more with hannity in a minute. >> you know marcus. yesterday we were at his ranch, his family, and met his kids, you will see this we got a shooting lesson. >> sean. >> we have a marching band, here they are. i♪ ♪ ♪

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so all of the consultants were sent up from the seal team, it of a great vibe on the set. it of critical to make that movie the way it was. >> initially you backed rick perry, who you lived with at a certain time in your love, he your governor here. you know, a while back, mitt romney said some very unkind things about donald trump when he was running. it looked like someone else could get the nomination, but now mitt romney done a 180. we're all watching with interest on donald trump, he has gotten off to a strong start with excessive orders he -- executive orders he promised during the campaign. >> marcus, he has come around. >> i have been off the grid, i did not get a chance to see that, that is good, he has

gotten into was, and he is doing the things he said. >> are you glad to governor perry is with him? >> that team that president trump set up in his cabinet from top down. i think it is versust a varsityy will do good. >> sean. >> i am sorry, ma'am. >> ma'am. we were in at his ranch yesterday, he invited us. you have such precious children. >> what is up, what am i chopped liver? >> i didn't know you were here. >> after the next commercial we'll show the folks at home, your house, your ranch. what an amazing dad you are. >> he does not want you to show. >> i was think about that after

y'all left yesterday. the guys i run around with, if you put that sassy stuff out there i'll never be ale -- able to. >> you can be a war hero and a great lover too. >> right. >> anyone that messes with you about you having a softer side, they have to run through me. >> all right, finally someone has marcus' back. >> we've been talking about the national security, and uss cole off of yemen, and general kelly gets on microphone, and says you have been put on notice iran. >> if iranians don't understand there is a new sheriff in town, i know for a fact, the israelis and others have prepared war plans to take out the nuclear sites of the iranians, the iranians are not stupid, they

are evil but not stupid, these sites are spread out all over the country. country. i think that nuclear sets, the iranians push donald trump they will regret it. >> you know about this special ops, operation, what can you tell us, you know ryan owen, right lost his life. going to heart of al qaeda. what was your thought when that news came out? >> i mean, we all know we're -- the boys are running around doing their thing, when ryan got hit, i went through buzz with his brother, we've been close for a long time. and he was one of the best frog men that i knew. he was really bubbley and open and kept everyone in a jovial mood, that was a tough one, we still have not put him down yet. >> he leaves behind. >> he put the work in, he came

up after us. just. over now and again you hear about guys with seal team, hard to do, they make a name for themselves, everyone and i love that guy to death, i and would follow him everywhere. that is what they were doing. a couple of guys got hit too, they are doing well, one of the guys got hit in the jaw, he will not be as pretty as he used to be, that is okay. >> you look at these navy seals and your family welcomes them into your home, some stay for a long time, that so very nice, and your wife checked on his wife. >> our community we'll be there forever with them, but our place, absolutely. i wouldn't have this without my teammates, this is a home for wayward frog men. >> about to your ranch, sean,

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>> what does marcus latrell do, i went out to his ranch here in texas, look at how an american hero lives his life. >> ladies first. sectoreddearound here.

you have to know that i wake up every morning, i have a great day. i have no pain, it is fantastic. i love life. my brother came up with idea of me being a navy seal, he is older brother. he kind of -- >> older brother by how many minutes. >> 7. he said we'll be seals, i said let's do it i had no idea. >> how did you and your brother decide you wanted to fight for this country. >> it is family tradition. you could track it back a long way in our family, it is is not a mandatory thing, you hear all of the stories about it. it is just, our family is that way, patriotic. that how it is. >> they grew up knowing how to work, they knew how to work when they were small children. >> you said that is how it got you through when the boys were fighting. >> yes, only way i got through the deployments.

put my head down first thing in the morning go to work, and not think. >> what was that like as a mother? >> that was hell. when he was lost of the worst. >> everything that i had been through in the past, that bad stuff, i don't look at it, that was my job. >> i grew up on a horse ranch. my mother would never let me get away from it. >> ready. >> thank you. >> okay. >> just shift your hand a little bit. like a car. >> marcus, how many horses did you have growing up. >> 250 head on the ranch. then my brother and i each got to pick our own horse when we were in fourth grady think. >> now we're going to do shooting. >> you are getting full family benefits i guess. >> is this where you do your

shooting? >> i do. get in there, good stance, hold it in don't be afraid. good base. there you go. weapons on fire, finger in the twigger well, pull when ready, boom, both eyes open, a little bit low. [ sound of gunfire ] good. good. >> you bought the ranch, you said we want a great place for the kids to grow up. >> you see here, things that i have seen throughout my life in places that were beautiful, like this old pond. >> how to just create our own haven here. >> what do you love most about it? >> she points me in the direction i need to go. >> what do you love about him.

>> everything. i love his confidence, i love how caring he is. a lot of people look at him as bad ass. i see a teddy bear. >> well you are a teddy barracker cordinbear, according to your wife. >> is that what i sound like on tv? that is the first i heard. >> your kids are cute. >> thank you. >> what is that? >> my buddy got that on the team, we built a m-4 platform with a mark 12 model, that is what i carried in afghanistan. >> she was a good shot. >> she is. >> it is a lighter gun. the gun he built is lighter. i wonder if our military

will use it. >> that is the thing, when you are out there in the field it is a matter of ounces. >> a lot of people are concerned about security systems, no one is breaking into your ranch. >> i live back home could we were talking about this it is is not me, it everyone who live around me they are overly protective. >> of you. >> of us. >> he good about teaching gun safety to his children. his son kept saying, daddy, when am i going to be able to shoot a bird. he said, you have to go through training. >> you do let him drive? >> he does drive. >> how old is he? >> five. >> that is safe. >> i have to drive when i was 5 to works ranch. >> just on the ranch. >> yes ma'am. >> his mom lives there on the property too in a cabin, and any navy seal is welcome. >> marcus thank you. >> sean hannity thank you. >> thank you, sean.

>> thank you, thank you. >> meanwhile up next, the 3 time super bowl champ, a hall of famer, one of the best tight-ends, sha shannon sharp is giving these kids a football lesson. he is joining us live, next.

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she's actually pretty nice. oh. yeah. ♪ do you really want it ♪ >> welcome back, we're here at site the super bowl li, in hours, count down clock. >> 8 hours, 55 minutes and 58 sends. >> are you pumped up. >> woo. >> we'll talk with shannon sharp hall of famer, but right now you need news. >> all right, good morning to you. iran defying united states once again. by carrying out military exercises that include ballistic missile launches and also cyber warfare attacks, latest power move in a tug-of-war that started with a failed missile test last week, followed byn new

round of economic sanctions from white house, military threatening if enemy falls out of line our missiles willpower down on them. president trump refusing to take any actions offs table. >> another weekend, another protest, not all after the president, some against the ''s immigration orders like this. other, showing up in support of our commander in chief. our president, trump, trump, she say, police making no arrests. >> a liberal art college, giving preference to refugees in defiance of president trump's blocked immigration. -- wheaton college in

massachusetts. the college president claims that president's order endangers the school's ability to be a global institution. and a friendly bet for a good cause arrival nascar drivers joey logano and david reagan, making today a game more interesting, reagan a falcons fan proposing a bet on twitter, if patriots win he will tonight $2,000 to joey logano down doing, and if the falcons win, logano will detail tdonate to children's hospital, he upped. >> thank you. >> meanwhile, a 3 time super bowl champ, a hall of famer, what does shannon sharp think will win tonight a game. i think we should ask

shannon sharp from fox sports 1. >> a round of applause. >> right. >> thank you. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> what are your prediction. >> i took falcons 35-30. i think they have so many weapons now, we know what tom brady and coach belichick can d do. i already think he is the greatest quarterback who every played. if he were to win this, this would close the door on the debate of who is best quarterback. >> if you are a player, 8 hours, and 52 minutes away from the big show. on the freak out level, what number would you be. >> about a 20. >> a 20? >> third time, third time? >> not third time, first time. because it is seemed like week dragged along, you are

sitting in the hotel room, this is not normal, you are not normally in a hotel room, you watch practice, and you go home, you are tired of being in the hotel room, i think about 6 hours before the game, i couldn't stand it anymore, just go over to the stadium. >> other thing, that is fascinating. you were not supposed to win the super bowl. guess what -- >> we won. and nfc won 13 straight super bowls, we were trying to break a streak, and beat a defending champ, and beat brett favre, we had a lot working again us. i don't know how the other guys thought, but there was never a thought in my mind that we could lose. >> with your last name you have to be a sharp dresser, zoom in on the shoes.

>> a limitation edition of red bottom. i have had them on ice for 4 months, i was waiting for right opportunity to wear them, when you come to the super bowl. >> look sharp. >> shannon sharp put on he on lay-a-way? >> no, i was holding them for the right time. >> back to serie sears put another dollar down. >> let me tell but hall of fame last night, often times most, sighting times for football plans, jerry jones, owner of the cowboys. kurt warner. and los angele la la dane yen and taylor. >> and kenny easily, who done get in, that deserved to get in. >> i think they were more than worthy, that is hard part about it. i have gone through this

process before, everyone is a super bowl winner, they are all pro, all decade, all great in their own right, it is hard to say, these guys that got in did not deserve to get in, jason taylor also got in, it shard to believe that terrell owens is not a hall of famer. he had second most receives yards, third most touchdown, and top team in reception. if i go to college and a pass my exams when it comes time to graduate, don't tell me i'm not graduating because i was disrespectful to the teacher, that is not. you said, if i take the class and i pass the class, i should get a degree, terrell owens, his numbers peaspeak for themselves.

>> for me john lynch should be in there. >> yes. >> all right, i think that he will. it is hard, you can only get 5 modern guys, two senior committee, but always hard with seven, and you have 100 guys that is worth that's come up on the ballot. it is really hard on the family. >> do you like seeing shannon sharp here today. >> yeah. >> we'll talk to him in a sending. >> your sister, three kids, two boy shannon and sterling played in the nfl, they bought their mom a house and their grandmother. >> yes. >> raised bar. >> thank you, sir. >> ahead. pete is live at nrg stadium. his vikings are not in the super bowl, but he met his favorite player in houston, right? >> i am still soar, we tried to work out off season, i can barely walk.

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that is it. >> how many people can sit in the stadium. >> a bunch, only one counts right now, pete. >> great to be here. spending time with adrian peterson, houston native, future hall of famer. he gave us exclusive access to u.s. gym here in houston, he put me through the wringer. can i cut it? i don't know you decide, check it out. >> come on. i'm doing well. >> i have been a life long viking fan, i want sporting my tie right now. i hear you want to put me through a little bit a work out, any tips? >> don't fall. >> don't fall? >> want to get as many as you can in 30 seconds.

do that. i'm just going to hold it. i can do 12? ♪ holy cow. >> not feeling light-headed are you? >> i am. >> i little bit? >> a little bit. >> feeling is mutual. >> how many years left? >> i would say 7. but, you know i consider my family, i say 5. >> 5 to 7. there has been a lot of talk spielman said he want ap to retire as a viking is that

your hope. >> yes, to retire as a viking, hopefully we can work something out. >> what are your goals? >> well, to win the championship, always is a goal. a championship in minnesota. that is the ultimate goal, a lot of people like to bottle you up, saying once you hit 30 as a running back. they bottle people up. they have it locked in, that what they think. in my mind, i think that you know all thi things are possible through cit christ jesus, i am looking forward to accomplish great things next week. >> we have a new president right now, any thoughts on president trump. >> i want optimistic, i don't really you know, i love some of his views. he has said a lot of great things, he appeals to the people, that is why he is the president now. i always give people a chance. >> all-time long time lifetime viking fan.

a hand off to ap is on the bucket list. >> yep. >> one of my favorite plays of all-time, in the stand in pittsburgh in 2009, play action pass. you run over. not only did you run him over, but i don't know you stepped on his chest and ran for 30 more yards, now we're going to recreate it, ready? oh, yeah. i love it. perfect. outstanding. >> take care, man. >> he is a great guy, i am telling you, i did not cut it but he is ready 7 more years in the nfl. >> did you very good,pite pete. >> if you can't cut it. >> you are the best we have. >> pete, back to that wide

shot once more, you are looking live at stadium where just 8 hours and 40 minutes from now, they will play the game, you can wave your hand to figure out where you are. wave your hand. >> right here, right here. >> oh, okay. yep. >> do you see me? >> i don't know where the live shot is. >> i am here, waving my vikings hat. >> i am glad it is in a dome. if the teams are not used to elements it is hot and muggy today. >> muggy. >> that is okay. >> we don't want them to get overheated. >> all right pete great job thank you. >> thank you. >> all right coming up live on sunday morning, pete cannon, ceo of the company running atlanta falcons. the military got him ready for this moment, we look forward to talking to you.

all right some say that atlanta falcons beat the odds to make it to super bowl, it is not luck it is leadership, falcons ceo steve cannon knows manag something about, that he ask him, steve cannon, ceo of the ambgroup, not just the team, he has a lot to do with the organization, congratulations. >> it i exciting. >> artur blank who used to own home depot, decides to step back, and need someone to run the entire organization, not just values, how did you get it. >> it is about value, when

he decided to be chairman, and note ceo every day it was about findings a candidate who would be constainconit is -- with his value system, our value overlap was 100%. >> you have the soccer team, and falcons, you have all of his businesses, how did you balance it? >> every day is different. year setting up mercedes benz stadium next year. that is coming in the summer, think about it, we have a super bowl contending team, a launch of a major league soccer fran franchise. and pga tour super stores it busy. >> mr. blank took the organization to the super bowl, as much as you want to

credit just the players and coaches it is more. >> we had a team, our extended team has been working like crazy for this moment, we know these moments don't come around often. he said we're going to enjoy this moment, and include everyone. he has flown pretty much the entire company here to houston to enjoy this day. >> also a patriots spirit with it. all starts with steve cannon, thank you so much. >> great to see you. >> steve best of luck. >> no problem. >> thank you to fort bendths. youth football team. oothies! ons remember when you said men are supeyeah...ivers? yeah, then how'd i get this... ...allstate safe driving bonus check?

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can we go that way. >> happy super bowl? >> i'll be riding this pony. >> this is what you get when you lose the uber ap. >> let's g giddyup. >> well, it worked well in rehearsal. maria: good morning breaking news, developing, a showdown is unfolding, will likely come to a head tomorrow between president trump and u.s. appeals court, which is denying justice department request to reinstate the president's controversial travel ban. i am maria bartiromo. welcome to "sunday morning futures." breaking news, president trump's immigration order on hold, court in san francisco giving both sides until tomorrow to respond. what happens now? former attorney general michael mccasey is here. >> and neil gorsuch, we'll look at what is in store as he prepare