mannequin, the most life like he has ever seen but they chose an 80's hair style and that's what gave it away. heather: cheers. clayton: have a good morning. heather: "fox & friends" starts now. >> the media did not make donald trump and they can't destroy it. >> a new executive order to handle people coming into the united states we are told the white house could roll it out this week. >> we need a free press. without it, that's how dictators get started. >> i haven't seen any legislation that wants to limit the press. this is john mccain's disagreement with president trump. >> lift off to the falcon 9 to the station. >> all this just total garbage. heather: president trump holding back to back meet to go find the next national security adviser.

>> and i saw this man on television just now, you -- let him up, let him up. a star is born. a tar is born. >> i think that's too noisy for today. ainsley: a lot of people don't have to get up today. steve: always the third monday in february. good chance you got it off. brian: great day to buy a mattress. i heard so much. new jersey and bon jovi. ainsley: are you taking advantage of the sales today?

>> i do. every day i get up i'm almost sour. steve: buy 25 of the my pillows. [laughter] steve: fantastic. ainsley: mattresses are expensive so take advantage of the sales. brian: i am going to do it. steve: president trump is kicking off a busy week with a new executive order expected on immigration this week. ainsley: revisions are coming after doubling down on promise to keep terrorists out on a fiery speech saturday night. brian: one of the best ever. griff jenkins in washington with the latest. hey, griff. >> no break for the president at the white house, expecting a new executive order on immigration, this one more narrow, possibly as soon as today, certainly within the next few days. the president reinforces intentions at the rally you

mentioned on saturday night. >> i listened to these judges talk and talk, so unfair. we will be doing something other in the next couple of days, we don't give up, we never give up. i think you will be impressed. let's see what happens. here is the bottom line, we have to keep our country safe. >> a draft of the revised travel ban target it is same seven countries and exempts travelers who have a visa to travel to the u.s., we are also learning that some other actions may include new procedures to speed up foration hearings giving agency more authority to detain and deport illegals, hiring 5,000 border patrol officers and hiring 10,000 ice agents. texas congress month weighing in that this will be a good thing. >> they're going to tailor that so we don't have the problem that arose and offended the conscious of a lot of people that you had people that got on

the plane legally with the proper paperwork and when they got off, they were stopped in america and that created all kinds of problems, so they are going to make sure that doesn't happen this time. >> you may recall that the ninth circuit court of appeals put things on hold here and the president tweeted, we will see you in court. well, it may be a less than slow day in washington even though it's a holiday. steve: you were down in melbourne, florida, ainsley was talking in the internet that says the guy gene was a plant? >> i was there for "fox & friends" and i was interviewing folks in sign. i went straight to the front of the line to see who it was. i met garrett and talk today his friends. he seemed quite legit to me and passion came across. we will find out but he seems to be trump's biggest fan in florida.

ainsley: yeah, he was so excited. we can ask him about that. he says he'll not a plant. brian: thanks, griff. ainsley: right. brian: it's kind of interesting. just in terms of what he's going to put in the plan, all indications this will go off good, i think they have to watch the language. don't call it a ban, pause to set up extreme vetting and procedure number one, number two, as long as the homeland security secretary knows what's going on, general kelly has been fantastic at the job, let him spread the word about what to do and there won't be any people internationally or unintentionally screwing up the communication. steve: there will be parameters when the date set of when it will start and when it would end. just like in the first time, they are going to target the same seven countries and regardless of what they put out there, count on a challenge from the political left on the constitutionally of whether or not the president is exceeding his authority.

ainsley: people were so upset the way it was handled when the folks got to the u.s., they were held up at the airport, are they even allowed -- they won't be allow today get on the plane now f they have a visa or if they have a dual citizen they can get on the plane or green card and they can enter the u.s., that's the difference in new plan allegedly. he hasn't told us exactly what's on the plan. >> you have a green card is a go and number two general mattis said yesterday, you have to have a provision there for those people specially in iraq that have been helping us out that want to come here, they've been screened, you can't send the wrong mention, don't work in the u.s. and go back to work. ainsley: certainly. steve: rush made a great observation of these days when they talk about immigration, people are talking about people who are coming legally and illegally. >> we lost the definition of immigration. immigration today if you listen to the left anyone who wants to come to the country should be

allowed. that's not what immigration is. that's illegal immigration, we are all in favor of immigration that determines who gets in, the quantity of people who get in whether they assimilate or not. nobody is opposed to that. immigration has been defined now as people flooding the country who have noncitizens and that's called immigration according to the culture of the left and we are just ruining our opportunity to stay together as a people with common culture. ainsley: illegal bad, legal good, don't confuse the two. brian: right, confusing. it's confusing who is a republican and who is not. senator john mccain, a lot of people going against him. one of which was john mccain and i thought john mccain is over, clearly he's not when he said i like people that don't get captured. from the minute took over, donald trump has been perfect

but clearly john mccain has been the the biggest critique and took action in munich implying that donald trump is assuming dictator-like qualities. he expanded that on meet the press. >> i think the flynn issue obviously is something that is -- shows that in many respects this administration is in disarray and they've got a lot of work to do. if you want to preserve democracy as we know it, you have to have a free and many times adversarial press and without it, i'm afraid that we would lose so much of our individual liberties over time. that's how dictators get started. steve: he knew exactly what he has been doing. he's been around the senate. by using dictator in a sound bite where he's talking about donald trump, the left would jump on it, the media would run

with it, they did, rand pal, -- paul, senator from kentucky said this. >> i see president trump expressing opinion rather forceful in his own, you know, distinct way but i see no evidence that anybody is putting forward any legislation to limit the press. so i think people, you know, this is by john mccain's disagreement with president trump. it all is. everything he says about the president is colored by his own personal dispute he has with president trump. john mccain advocated for war everywhere. he would bankrupt the nation and very lucky john mccain is not in charge because we would be in perpetual war. ainsley: you expect democrats going to other countries and say they don't like donald trump, he's saying this in front of other world leaders. you watch the speech in munich, an intlai merkel is sitting right there. the whole world is watching the

speech and talking about it. steve: what started that when donald trump over the weekend referred to the media as the enemy of the american people, you know what's getting lost here how many times hillary clinton and/or barack obama refers to republicans as the enemy, a number of times. did that become a big story in no, because they weren't talking about the press and the press has exploded. brian: but having said, just think about this, if you were hillary clinton, do you think you would get increase in the arms services budget that you're looking for, the muscular-type answers, you have a much better option with donald trump not perfect but better and your party is in control of the white house. ainsley: right. if you have a problem with the

party, you should have a conversation in private. you're right, there are a lot of republican that is do feel the same way that didn't vote for donald trump and he does have a free speech and the right to do it. >> he had marco rubio, listen, let's work this out. steve: before this out. yup, i'm not going to vote for donald trump and i have a feeling they haven't patched things up. ainsley: has he considered the establishment, the swamp? steve: john mccain has been there for a long time, you be the judge. heather: good morning to you and everyone at home. a possible tornado is where we begin ripping through central texas overnight damaging 100 homes in san antonio. heavy rain and winds up to 70 miles per hour did this, knocked down trees, knocked down power for at least 20,000 people. lightening strikes being eyed as causing several house fires as

well including this one. we are, of course, keeping an eye on the development story and we will keep you posted. the president still looking for the right person to replace former national security adviser michael flynn, he said yesterday interviewing four candidates for post keith kellogg who is the national acting adviser john bolton and mcmaster and robert caslen, more interviews expected today. james mattis landing in baghdad for a surprise visit. he's there about defeating isis and ensure iraqis that we are not there for their oil. >> i think all of this here in this room, all of us in america generally paid for gas and oil all along and i'm sure that we will continue to do so in the future. we are not in iraq to seize anybody's oil. heather: secretary making reassurances following comments by president trump during the campaign, you may remember.

and honor brian kilmeade asked to speak at ceremony, army reserve transportation battalion prepares to deploit to kuwait. >> we have one objective to win, america always wins, how many people decide to sign up and say i will work for ups, i will work as a teacher, i will work as instructor and when the country calls, everything goes on hold, i train for a couple of months and going over to kuwait. heather: 55 soldiers and their families for service. what a great honor, brian. they're gone at least a year. ainsley: thanks, brian for doing that. the very moment kim jong un is taken out by a female hit squad. the assassination caught on

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>> i've taken decisive action to keep radical islamic terrorist the hell out of our country. brian: wild scene on saturday night. president trump rallying supporters this weekend as he vow today sign a new immigration order as early as today. meanwhile more than 1800 refugees have pour intoed the u.s. since the halt, since the halt reversed from the seven countries under the original ban or pause. joining us right now with his reaction national security analysts ryan, that's a lot of people who have not been adequately screened. >> right, this isn't just about refugees, it's people that come in on a visa. the people that come in as refugees have a more thorough process that's still flawed but the people that come on visa is the process is much less and i got done to talking to somebody who is directly involved in vetting process. listen, these countries, seven countries have very little records when there was criticism why don't you include saudi arabia and pakistan, they have

records, there's a relationship where we use intelligence sharing. you can't do intelligence sharing with a country like somalia, a lot of id fraud and you have to count on them to gather records, share them between own agencies and give you the right ones. >> look who has been here and come through the process since ban went into effect. 602 from syria. you want to tell me we understand who is coming in and out of syria, no one knows who is coming out of syria including their own government. that's a failed state sadly, iran 192. we don't know what they're up to. sudan has not been in functioning government in forever and nobody thinking that yemen and libya is stable. that's the hottest spot that there is. that's a bipartisan issue. 2015, senator schumer said we had to increase the vetting. >> think of it this way, in syria we have the cia and the pentagon working with syrian rebels for the past few years

and kept messing up over and over again and people that we actually know and have a vetting process and still messing up. these are average syrians. it found that 13% of those over there not here had positive or somewhat positive feelings towards isis. brian: what should be in this order, executive order and why -- how could it be more effective this time? >> according to reports out there, basically fixing some very big ways such as people -- brian: green cards are in. >> then you can come in. i do think there should be exception. iraqi, american place. you should have exceptions for iraqi and exceptions for things like a syrian child in need, we don't have to be worried about that. brian: ryan, thank you so much. we will see if the administration learns from the

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>> quick headlines for you, a plane falling from the sky just feet of houses with people inside them. the small jet nearly missing a gas station before crashing into the street. firefighters rushing to free the pilot from the wreck, it happened in new jersey, he's recovering now in the hospital. no word yet on what caused the crash. that's a historic moon shot pad back in business. >> two, one, ignition and lift

off of the falcon 9 to the space station. ainsley: all right, there it goes, unmanned space rocket blasting off from kennedy space center, first launch since explosion last year. it can be used once again. steve: that is so cool. meanwhile fox news alert at this hour james mattis arriving in iraq, one of the first questions he was asked was what are we going to do with that oil, anyway. >> the questions about seizing iraqi oil. >> yeah, i think all of us in this room, all of us in america generally pay for gas and oil all along and i'm sure that we will continue to do so in the future. we are not in iraq to seize anybody's oil. brian: it would have been nice to get pay back what donald trump, the candidate say it's a

nice thing to do. what's the defense secretary going to be looking at? ainsley: let's ask pete hegseth. peter: good morning, thanks for having me. ainsley: what's the point of all of this and what can we expect? peter: he wants to get the finger on the pulse. you have to talk to leaders, you have to talk to troops, the commanders, walk to ground and see the scene, folks like david petraeus and mattis have done, truly understanding the nuances of a complex fight like specially when western mosul is you should siege. james mattis understands what president trump wants and that's to crush isis and that's why he's there. brian: in the big picture limit iran's influence and what happens after the day mosul falls, he has to get answers to that better than anybody, do you

think he can possibly get answers, would he get backing from the pentagon, reluctant to back any secretary. peter: if anybody can get is james mattis. donald trump understands that, james mattis understands that and that's going to require some level of american leadership and influence to make sure that isis doesn't spring back up. this guy gets it and so the media is going to deextract with questions about oil, take the oil, we all know what donald trump was saying that when we do things like this, we should reap the benefit. what do we do to slit the throat of isis and making sure they don't come back and if anybody can do it, it's general mattis. steve: it's something people

wonder we should have gotten order when we went to bail them out anyway, now that we are in there and helping in his administration, i get the question but going forward, pete, do you think that that might be a provision, some country around the world says united states come bail us out, we will help you but it's going to cost you something. >> going forward i think donald trump has made that clear. we are sick of doing things that benefit other people and we don't reap either stature or financial benefit from it. it was a critique of a war and not all of us agree with every aspect of how he critiqued it, the reality -- where they are now we are not going to steal oil, in the future when we do intervene, let's not intervene and spend a bunch of money, let china or other countries come in or russia reap the benefits. that's the critique he's making.

ainsley: pete, you have a big interview today. i know that you're going to sit down with dave and you want our viewers to send in questions? >> yes, please, you guys have done an amazing job covering the va and its problems and what needs to happen and viewers are as good on it as anybody. i'm going to have the to sit down with new va secretary for his first interview, ask him how he's going to implement the changes that we all know need to happen at the va, please, viewers, send the questions to us, they will get to me, i'm going to ask them of the new secretary, how is he going to implement the president trump's ten-point plan and how are we going to fight the bureaucracy that's failed so many. i'm proud of the opportunity, we are going to ask him the tough questions to get a sense of where he is at and the viewers will get a chance to see his answers. steve: fantastic, you can e-mail us at fox and friends.com.

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preserve free democracy you have to have adversarial prison. -- press. that's how dictators get started. steve: implying president trump could be a dictator in the making. did he go a little too far? one of the guests say yes and one says no. good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> katie, let's start with you, what did you think of john mccain right there in a sound bite comparing donald trump to a dictator. steve: they were in the same sound bite. >> what he's trying to do is warn us. things that have happened throughout history. he obviously thinks free press is very important and standing up behind that and it's correct,

it's an important part of our democracy. steve: what do you think? >> it's interesting to call donald trump a dictator. trump has disagreed with the decision but he has respected our separation of powers and checks and balances system which shows he has respect for our system, he's not going to overstep the bounds. the bill most associated with john mccain -- first amendment for regular people. you couldn't run a commercial saying the name of a candidate 60 days before the election. steve: do you think john mccain is still steamed that donald trump a couple of years ago referred to in the event said, i like guys who weren't captured, do you think he's stinging from that a little bit? >> no, i don't think so. i think he's been through a lot and i think he's standing up for what he believes in and there's a sense of uncertainty that's been put forward by the

president's rhetoric and saying things that are inconsistent with existing u.s. policies or doesn't appear to be a lot of strategic direction. steve: john mccain said i'm not going to vote for donald trump. famously donald trump is not -- >> mccain was known as the maverick who took down the own party and now the embodiment by the republican party and way out-mavericked by trump. steve: things are not quite as tighty as he would like, listen. >> i think that the flynn issue obviously is something that is -- shows that in many respects this administration is in disarray and they've got a lot of work to do. steve: in disarray and they have a lot of work to do, do you agree with that? >> trump is getting -- taking

fire from all sides, republicans, democrats, the press, he took on the whole system, there's going to be ups and downs and bumps and bruises but stick to go promises. i think the core trump supporters will stay behind him and we have a lot -- a lot of time left. steve: katie, you mentioned earlier that you thought things were in disarray. do you think that the press has been fair to donald trump? >> well, that's an objective question. i think that they have -- steve: let me ask it this way then, do you think the press is harder on donald trump than barack obama? >> yes, donald trump created the conditions for that. he's argumententive. >> have a great president's day. heather: good morning to everyone. we begin with the airport assassination of kim jung-am, the moment that a woman put it

is north korean dictator's half brother in a choke hold before another sprays him with poison. you can see him talking to security guards before he died. a malaysian police says that kim jong un is behind the murder. four people under arrest including the scientist accused of making the poison. colorado releasing illegal immigrant without telling ice and now accused of murder. ice officials say that he's a known gang member and released just weeks before the murder. a denver police say that they did immigration officials but a source claims that it was only 25 minutes before the release. and the governor of connecticut trying to balance the state budget at the stake of gun owners. five-year renewal fee for pistol

permits from $70 to 300. fees would increase from 60 to 75. republicans are vow to go fight the proposed fees. and this ends with a great story, a toddler who escaped from his bed in the middle of the night is found alive by team rescuers, the incredible video, police grabbing 2-year-old from a blackberry bush. the little boy tracked two blocks from portland home. he was hospitalized with minor issues and placed in protective services over safety concerns but his parents with not been charged. no doubt, very thankful that he's okay. here is a like at your headlines. good ending, right? ainsley: thanks, heather. a possible tornado ripping through central texas overnight damaging one hundred houses in san antonio. winds knocking down trees and power lines. steve: this as millions brace

for more flooding in the state of california where as many as 10-inches of rain and more snow could actually fall today. brian: a fire truck gets swallowed in a sing hole. meteorologist outside of the plaza tracking the story. hey, adam. >> hey, guys, you're absolutely right. we are tracking into portions of northern california, that's something we are going to be watching closely here in the next couple of days really just begin to go run on shore. we are looking at satellite and radar on the west coast, you are looking at heavier rains at this point moving towards the san francisco area, that's going to continue to lift off towards the east and you'll be seeing heavy rainfall here and in the next 36 hours should be winding down before then or by then. that's getting up to 8-inches, 10 i have beens of -- inches of rain and in the mountains 2 feet of snow. we do continue to track some of

that weather moving across portions of texas. that's going to be a big system. it's warm, feeling like spring very early in the year, these are daytime highs before the day is over. back to you guys. steve: 50 in february in new york city. ainsley: don't get your hopes up. we could still see more snow. [laughter] ainsley: what happens when the president's press secretary calls on a christian reporter at the daily briefing? >> i think wolf there's no other way to describe it but the fix is in. ainsley: cbn reporter got to ask the first question at that press conference with netanyahu. he's going to join us next. brien: and then a day without immigrants protest turning into a life without jobs for many participants. immigrants who walked out on their jobs and protest got fired. is that right? we will debate. you think about

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ainsley: new reason to target the first lady melania trump. >> let us pray. our father who are in heaven, hallow be thy name. that prayer was well received by the thousands in president trump's florida rally over the weekend but liberals immediately took to twitter to trash her for that, so what is the problem with the first lady praying, here with more is the chief political correspondent with the christian broadcast netwo david brody. >> thanks, ainsley. ainsley: if

you read some of the tweets it's really hateful. melania trump starts the prayer. height of hypocrisy. what's your thoughts on this? >> it's relatively rich of liberals to talk about toll reants and then all of a sudden trash melania trump for the lord's prayer. of anything the lord's player of all things. this has been the problem with not just liberals for a while but the reality is it frustrates a lot of folks that didn't vote for donald trump at no end, melania trump go up there and say the lord's prayer, that's right evangelical christians voted for donald trump and the reason he's in the white house is because of evangelicals, and drives them nuts and quite frankly some evangelicals it drives them nuts and he's been

there and boy, he's been doing a pretty good job, that's the word on the street. ainsley: people are tired of one or two people getting offended and saying, we don't want the lord's prayer said or we don't want prayer in the football games. donald trump, people went to the polls and you might agree with us, they went to the polls because they missed that about america and they want america to go back to its roots. >> that's right. evangelicals are tired, you covered the women's life why don't you cover the pro-life march. ainsley: president trump had a press conference with benjamin

netanyahu, we were all watching that when it came time to take questions, he took three questions one from you cbn, daily caller and jim acosta and this is what he had to say about that. >> the two questions that were called upon from the president in this news conference went to christian broadcasting network which is obviously known by pat robertson, very conservative broadcasting network and town hall.com which is a very conservative news website. i think wolf, there's no other way to describe it, the fix is in. ainsley: david, you got the first question, what's your reaction with the mainstream media with the meltdowns? >> when jim says the fix is in, where is the beef, where is the proof? there is no proof obviously. if you're going to say the fix is in, you have two parties that are tangoing here and it's very negligent, if you will, to come

out and say something like that when you don't have the facts that would back that up and so that was problematic. look, i think the media was in somewhat of a meltdown mode in the room when i asked the question because a lot of folks that i know well, i'm on the campaign trail a lot and know a lot of the guys, there were a few cold shoulders out there. i'm surprised -- maybe they thought i was going to hold a bible study, i don't know. but the bottom line, it wasn't well received in the room for sure. ainsley: we appreciate it. you're welcome, still ahead president trump gets up staged by one of the biggest fans. >> when president trump during the election promised all these things that he was going to do for us, i knew he was going to do this for us. >> a star is born. ainsley: that trump supporter is going to be here live in the next hour. remember that day without immigrants protest? many participants now have a life without jobs, stuart

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steve: many on the political left are up in arms this monday morning over one hundred work whoars participated in last week's day without immigrants were fired when they returned back to work. brian: get that, if you walk out of work, you get fired. our own stuart varney says the left has distorted the immigration issue? stuart: they have. ainsley: you say they have. stuart: absolutely they have.

the left wants to make out that somehow or another america and president trump in particular are oppose today all immigrants. that is flat-out obviously not true. to suggest that we are antiimmigrant is nonsense. that's what that day without immigrants was all about. they were trying to say that, america doesn't like immigrants. well, trump doesn't like immigrants. that's absolutely not true. steve: what's the business to do? there's a company, bradley coatings where the night before the rally the protests, a whole bunch of people say, by the way, we are not going to show up tomorrow and when they came back to work the next day, they got the pink slip. stuart: if you're trying to hurt the business that you work for by going out on a political demonstration, you hurt your own

business, you hurt your own company, the manager has the right to fire you. ainsley: you're an immigrant, you're an legal immigrant. tell us your story. >> you overstayed your visa or came here illegally, you were toast, you didn't have a leg to stand on. my, how things have changed. you're a racist. what nonsense. brian: average american doesn't see this. the clowns, i'm jewish, i'm gay and poor as if donald trump are against all of these people. he's trying to find out if you're here legally if not you have to go. stuart: donald trump says if you're a criminal illegal, you're out.

what's wrong with that? steve: stuart, you're an immigrant, why didn't you take part of the rally? stuart: i'm perfectly do work for my wonderful employer, it's a great job. ainsley: can you imagine if a hundred of your employers didn't show up. stuart: yes, please. steve: stuart will be working two hours and four minutes in fox business. stuart: i am. steve: president trump say it is media, the enemy of the people and our next guest says, he's right, dan, a secret service for president obama, you will hear his opinion coming up. brian: it's hard to steal from the president, but there's one that did. >> when president trump said he was going to do this for us, i

knew he was going to do it for us. ainsley: the president did not wear a trump tie. >> looks good. ainsley: yeah, i like it. why are you checking your credit score? you don't want to ride the 13l forever, do you? the doctor said it's not contagious. [coughing] credit karma, huh? yeah, it's free. credit karma. give yourself some credit.

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so simple. get the recipes at walnuts.org. ♪ >> the media did not make donald trump and they can't destroy him. >> a new executive order to handle people coming into the united states. we're told the white house could roll it out this week. >> according to the reports out there, it is basically you're going to be nexting some very big ways. >> we need a free press. without it, that is how dictators get started. >> america is not becoming a dictatorship. i would say this to the american press corps. when it comes to trump you're more like opposition party. >> secretary of defense james mattis landing in baghdad for a surprise visit. >> you want to address issues with country like that you have to walk the ground. reality james mattis understands what president trump wants, he wants to crush isis.

>> it is not just two hours. followed up by 24 hours a day, seven days a week. total garbage. >> i saw the man on television. you. let him up. a star is born. a star is born. ♪ brian: knew the sun would come up today in washington. a lot of people were doubting that, that there would be a monday. ainsley: it is appropriate to show a the white house, it is presidents day. many are still in bed slipping coffee slowly because you don't get out of bed. steve: i don't know if donald trump drinks coffee. i know he drinkses coca-cola products. he is not in the white house. he is actually down in his resort in miami beach in mar-a-lago. ainsley: i would say he should

have a pena colada but he doesn't drink. steve: dan bongino, is in palm beach as well. good morning, dan. >> thanks for having me. steve: start with the news of the day, coming up this week sounds like the white house will roll out another executive order on immigration. the president will sign it this week. it is to take the place of the other one put on ice by some of the lefty courts as the president would put it. what do you think about the new idea? >> yeah, i think this is a good idea. listen, steve, trump bedrocked his entire campaign on immigration reform. this was a sound executive order. it was a grotesque example of frankly, judicial activism shutting this down. it was modeled after 8 usc 1182-f, says clear as day the president has the power to do this. you don't need to be a lawyer to

see that. it is good move for him to reissue order. he can't lose this one. his campaign was bedrocked on this. brian: secretary of homeland security, general kelly, with two weeks to understand how to implement and communicate to everybody around the world what our new policy is especially in the seven nations. this shouldn't be much of a problem. don't you agree let green cardholders in. prekorean people with thumbs up and make room for fixers that helped us in iraq? >> the green cardholders, translators, that will get rid of due process problems he they had in court but it will be very hard if they model the language precisely as it is in 1182-f, any reason, any length of time if the president chooses to ban people coming from the country, it will be tough for the courts to say no. they will make fools of themselves. we have a problem with judicial activism in this country.

a lot of conservatives have been on the problem for years. he can't lose this one. this is the bedrock of his entire presidency and campaign so far. ainsley: people say this is compromise. come in with a green card or dual citizenship. how is the left going to react to this? >> the left will do what they always do, ainsley, they will melt down. the left is clawing at their faces, pulling their hair out. they have nothing else. they have been wiped out at federal, state, local level. lost thousands of seats. they have the courts to impose discretionary rule. the left loves the courts. they hat constitutional limited government. the best way around is the court system that imposes their discretion on us. brian: poorly communicated regardless. people say i will fight for muslims in this country. no one said not to. there was series of protests yesterday. look at this tweet from governor cuomo. you know he is running for president.

as a new yorker i'm a muslim, i'm jewish, aim a refugee, black, gay, poor, homeless. that is cute of him. however has nothing to do with what donald trump is talking about, seven nations pausing because the screening process is faulty. how do people skew it this way? >> because they're liberals and, they're losing their minds. you know it is interesting, that i pet into a couple twitter fights with people, they would say to me, this was muslim ban, why didn't he ban people from saudi arabia. because it is not a muslim ban. it was a ban on people coming in from war-torn countries with non-functioning governments where its completely impossible to fully vet these people. this is common sense to anyone who looks at it reasonably which what the left isn't doing right now. steve: let's talk to somebody who we think, we thought was on the right, talking about john mccain, senior senator from state of arizona. over the weekend he was blasting

donald trump's on the press where donald trump said some members of the media are enemies of the people. mccain says that is how dictators get started. why is john mccain seemingly taking so many shots, there are lists on internet of about 15 or 20 different shots mccain has tan at trump, vice versa, what is going on inside of the president's on party? >> this is really disturbing stuff. this is not a dictatorship. the idea behind a dictatorship, implication, there is someone in power doing something and abusing that power to stop the press from speaking out. listen trump has been back and forth with the media, they have been back and forth with him. there is nothing been done to stomp on their first amendment rights. as a matter of fact, steve, ironically trump's biggest complaint, some people in the media are mouthing off about him all the time and using disingenuous stories to paint him in a bad light.

obviously saying nothing about him. nothing has been done to shut them down. john mccain is pawn for media. they beat him up when he was republican nominee despite the fact they loved him before that. i wish he would see that he is being used here just to destroy trump. that is his only role here, that you be that republican voice against trump. steve: dan, you mentioned that pre beat upjohn mccain when running for president. we have a sound bite mon tank we'll play later on. that is exactly right. because he is inside of the president's own party, everybody wants to interview him because he is the republican who will take a shot at the guy who is his own party's standard-bearer. >> meanwhile if the shoe was on other foot, they had a democrat senator during the obama administration speaking out religiously and fervently how bad barack obama was, the media would do everything they can to brush him aside. give him five or six sections of airtime to discredit him later.

this is the opposite when a republican is in control. ainsley: dan is calling the, trump saying media is enemy of the american people. i'm not the enemy, the media is. in full screen he was tweeting that. do you agree with him? >> the media has become enemy of the truth. that is the saddest part of all, ainsley. they are married to this idea that the liberals in the media. government is the benevolent force in your life. anything to the controls is good. anything that contradicts that media they will attack. donald trump is engaged in a full frontal war on this idea the government bureaucracy and elected officials in d.c. are a good thing. this threatens their very existence and ideology. they're fighting back with a passion i haven't seen when i was six years old and reagan years started. brian: might be time for both sides to take a step back. senator lindsey graham who at times has been critical of president trump said this on "face the nation. >> i would say this.

to the american press corporation. when it comes to trump you're over the top. you're acting more like an opposition party. every president has had problems with the press. you need to do your job but from a republican point of view, i think the coverage against president trump has been almost to the point of being hysterical and y'all need to do some self-valuation, in my view, but the enemies of democracy at the end of the day are not the press, it is russia, iran and radical islam, but i think our friends in the press back home need to up their payment because it really hard to watch from republican point of view. brian: dan, maybe one way in which he can get on the offensive, for congress, senate and house do their job, to start passing legislation, stimulus plan going, infrastructure plan going, rather. start talking about obamacare. you can debate issues getting on the same page. right now people are looking at, looking at tone and tenor and being very critical.

>> yeah. i do disagree with senator graham in one respect. the media made themselves some respects the enemies of democracy. a democracy can only function when people have good, fair, competent information. when media becomes a propaganda arm for liberalism, not the democratic party, you're making a poor settle of decisions on a poor set of facts. that is the very essence of being an enemy of democracy. i agree with him, both sides could dial it back but the media won't dial it back no matter what. their ideology is on the attack. trump needs to it stay on the offensive until they lead the way to dial it back first and start covering him fairly, they're not doing. not even close. brian: organized resistance on the left, media ticked off in the middle. he feels like at times he is isolated in the white house because he doesn't have full republican support. >> exactly. you have, you have people within your own party who are colluding with this kind of propaganda

machine for the far left you now know within the media, it creates a problem. you're absolutely right. steve: dan bongino live in palm beach. thanks for joining us live on presidents' day. >> you bet. ainsley: heather has headlines for us this morning. >> we begin with some severe weather. it is threatening houston at this hour, houston, texas, after tearing through san antonio overnight. there are reports that a tornado ripped through there, leaving 100 homes damaged, heavy rain, strong winds up to 70 miles an hour knocking down tree hes and power lines for at least 20,000 people. there are reports of five minor injuries. lightning strikes may have caused several house fires. including this one. see the flames up there. hunt is on for the right person to replace former national security advisor michael flynn. president trump interviewing four candidates for the post,

general keith kellogg, john bolton, general hr mcmaster and general robert caslen. more interviews expected today. overnight, general james mattis landing in baghdad for a private visit. he is there to discuss defeating isis and some other issues. >> all of us here in this room, all of us here in america generally paid for our gas and oil all along. i'm sure we will continue to do so in the future. we're not in iraq to seize anybody's oil. >> vice president mike pence is wrapping up his first overseas trip in belgium. he is reminding the leaders of the european union that the united states wants strong relations with them. finally the spacex rocket will arrive at the international space station this morning after a historic launch from kennedy space center. >> three, two, one, ignition, and liftoff of the falcon 9 to the space station.

>> always exciting, the unmannedket blasting off yesterday. it is the first launch since the rocket exploded last year. more incredible video. this is video that the booster rocket, it later landed back at cape canaveral where it can be used again. exciting to see. i remember watching that in school growing up. steve: the shuttle? >> yes. >> in this case it goes up and comes right down. brian: 13 after the hour, brand new from the president this morning, plans how to handle illegal immigrants caught living in our country. we'll take you live to the white house. steve: did you catch this moment at president trump's weekend rally. that guy. ainsley: come on up. ♪ >> the election promised all these things he was going to do for us. i knew he was going to do this for us. >> a star is born. steve: that star joins us live this morning.

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brian: president preparing to unveil new guidelines for deportation. steve: one accomplishment the administration is touting which marks exactly one month since he started business. ainsley: kevin corke is live from the white house with details of the new rules. good morning, kevin. >> reporter: good e good morning guys. you're when a candidate say you will work with the administration. we talk ad bit what will be happening at border. they have made an emphasis on insuring and increasing public safety there. this is an issue for decades, acutely so over past eight years. this is they're talking about doing, hiring thousands of new agents. 10 to 15,000. that number could rise. accelerating the deportation hearing process and expanding the priority list for illegal immigrants. let me share a quote from dhs secretary-general john kelly, quote, the surge of illegal

immigration at the southern border has overwhelmed agencies and resources and created a security vulnerability to the united states. that is the key, a national security vulnerability. as you point out they are talking about a lot of things they have gotten done. lots about job creation. they have done that saving taxpayer money. remember the f-35 fracas? trying to get the prices down a little bit, less government, fewer regulations and restoring public safety. as always the case the white house counsel's office look at the new policy ideas and make tweaks as they roll them out, and so far no major changes to report this morning. guys back to you. ainsley: thank you, kevin. brian: we might even get a budget this week. we'll see. ainsley: next on the run-down, liberals can't believe first lady melania trump did this before the trump rally. >> thy father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name, thigh kingdom come on earth as it is in heaven.

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♪ steve: quick car headlines for you on this presidents day. first up driverless vehicles soon taking to the roads. u.s. department of transportation choosing 10 cities including atlanta what they call proving grounds for self-driving cars starting in

september of this year. drivers will be in those test vehicles to begin. those self-driving cars could take the headache out of sitting in traffic. a new report revealing the most con guessed cities in the world. no surprise los angeles fits the top spot, followed by moscow in russia and new york city, and washington. d.c. as well has a lot of traffic. ainsley: so does atlanta. steve: a washington state trooper got a surprise when he pulled over a speeder in the hov lane. passenger seat wasn't required extra person but this fake person, #hashtag fake person. also known as mannequin. he said it was the most life like dummy he had ever seen as he writes the ticket. brian: d for dummy. >> literally. liberals attacking first lady melania trump for doing this. >> let us pray.

our father who art in heaven hallowed be thy name. thigh kingdom come thy will be done on earth as it is heaven. brian: i think it was well-received and by god as well. liberals immediately took to twitter. they wanted to track her. what is the problem with praying? steve: here to weigh in fox news contributor taya kyle. good morning to you. ainsley: hey, taya. >> hey, good morning. steve: i thought she started with prayer and i thought that is nice. people on the political left, they started attacking her for doing what. what do you make of it? >> i agree with you a lot of people are comforted by religion. a lot of people miss having got involved in important decisions but the attacks i think are unfounded and i think people don't understand what was meant

originally by separation of state and church. it was meant to protect churches from government influence. it was meant to have the protect people to force religion down their throat or compel them to believe something their conscience was not allowing for. she didn't violate anything legally. she spoke her mind and her heart. i think that is beautiful. i wish more people in government would speak their mind and their heart. that is for any religion that they have. i would like to know who is leading and what religion they're leading with. brian: some were critical because she had to read it. are you critical? >> no. i'm not critical of it. i think that we can criticize people for all sorts of things without remembering they're human being in front of a large audience. it is intimidating, if people haven't done it before. if she wants a read a prayer so she doesn't mess it up, then god bless her. ainsley: you know what? because if she had got init wrong and missed a word they would be crittal of that. melania had to read the lord's prayer off a piece of paper.

how very christian of her. eye role emojis. shouldn't it as be as easy as one, two, three. what is your message for this judgmental individual? >> people need to put themselves in somebody else's shoes. it is easy to criticize until you're in front of a group of people. i saw a world war ii veteran singing the national anthem and reading off note cards he sang. bless his heart. doesn't mean he was less of a service member or he had a huge crowd of people and he didn't want to mess up. brian: i want to add this into the fray. every time the priest in my church blesses the gifts he is reads off the book. he has to read the book. little book mark. opens it up and read the whole thing. ainsley: i'm reminded as christian of the those are people they have to pray for. obviously they don't know the love of god, when they write tweets like this and judgmental, reading the lord's prayer.

brian: she knows 10 languages, doesn't she? steve: how many times the national anthem on television is professional is reading along with teleprompter because you hate to get it wrong. don't you think the political left and haters will hate regardless what they do? ainsley: taylor swift says that. brian: she sings about it. >> anytime you're in the public eye in any way you have to accept it you're making yourselves open and vulnerable to criticism. we have to be strong enough and have a thick skin, understand there will be people who need outlet for their hate. they might use us and might use somebody else but we have to stay strong what we belief and not intimidated by their hate. that means hate wins and we don't want that. ainsley: i got a text message. that is someone my daughters and my nieces can look up to is a first lady that prays. >> i agree. gave my chills hearing her say it on the news so. brian: taya, thank you very much for joining us from down in

texas. >> thanks for having me. you bet. steve: coming up on this holiday monday, this illegal got captured after 14 years on the run. how did he escape for so long? we've got the details coming up. brian: he looks so glum. ainsley: did you catch this moment at president trump's weekend rally? >> when president trump during the election promised all these things that he was going to do for us, i knew he was going to do this for us. >> a star is born. ainsley: well, that star is going to join us live next. ♪ wha-- woof! eeh-- woof!

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trump: i saw this man on television just now. you. i just saw him on television. he said "i love trump. let trump do what he has to do." that's my guy right there. come here. come here. let him up. let him up. i'm not worried about him. i'm only worried he's going to give me a kiss. i'm not worried about anything else. brian: first online to be in that rally. he wanted to make sure he was in that rally. he's been third, he's been sixth, and then he was first. and then all hell broke loose after that, gene. steve: how close were you to kissing donald trump? >> you know what? he's lucky i didn't give him a little kiss on the ear. ainsley: you lost your voice. >> yes. i tell you what. it's better. i couldn't even talk yesterday. this is amazing. my voice is much, much better. steve: you know, jean, i was

reading in the new york daily news, some say his reaction, your reaction was so perfect for trump. he must have been a plant on or something like that. he planted ahead of time. >> yes. and i heard that. and it's totally ridiculous because i had no clue about this. this was just -- this all happened for being first online and our wonderful president happened to see me on the news talking highly about him. that's how it started. and there was no setup. nothing like that at all. ainsley: if you were a plant, you wouldn't have to wait online at 4:00 a.m. did you jump over a gate or barricade or something, and they tackled you? secret service? >> exactly. the president says come on, why don't you jump over that fence? you're in good shape. ainsley: what got his attention? >> to jump over the fence you mean? ainsley: uh-huh. >> yeah. because i saw i was

having trouble getting it to the entrance. so when i jumped over the fence, secret service had no clue. and i got tackled like a linebacker in football and then the president was, like, no, let him go. and that was it. brian: and you worked yourself onto the stage and then when you were to speak, what were you thinking? >> it all came from the heart. and that's what the president does, you know? just everything that guy spoke about, obviously i had no time to think. it just came from the heart. ainsley: when i was watching this, i thought, you know, this is so like president trump just to invite just one of us up on stage and say come on over and tell your story. what was the reaction of your friends and your family? >> they were shocked. they couldn't believe -- everybody knows how i feel about our president. okay? so when they saw the president point, and they all pretty much thought that it was me. my mother and father were

watching the rally just like normal son jumped up on stage, they almost fainted. steve: i bet. gene, there's a lot of information out there about you. is it true -- it's true you're a car salesman. >> yes, gt motors. steve: dropped by a car from gene today. brian: no money down? >> no money down for you, brian. [laughter] steve: is it true you have a six-foot cardboard cutout of donald trump that you talk to? >> i absolutely do. i actually have two because my five-year-old son made president trump have a mustache, so i had to buy another one. yes, i do. i solute him every morning just like this. good morning, mr. president. i pray for your safety and let's have a wonderful day. thank you, sir, for what you do for us. and i move on for the rest of

my day. brian: and, gene, lastly. >> yes. brian: a lot of people saying the president hasn't done enough yet, and he only has 39% approval generating. as far as the 9,000 people showed up saturday. how well is he doing? >> he's doing 139%. this guy is incredible. president trump was the protect. he was bringing in jobs all over the place. this man is the leader that we need in this world and, folks, write this down. he's going to be the best president in history. steve: yeah, but, gene, apparently you haven't turned on the other channels or picked up a newspaper because they for the most part say this guy is a disaster. they say he's doing a terrible job. >> you know, and it makes me laugh. why? because we're on the winning team. okay? and that's the best thing -- when you're on the winning team like president trump tells us, we do get sick of winning. you know what? no, we are not, mr. president. keep what you're doing, sir. keep it up. we love you.

steve: we can tell. >> we, the people are movement. nothing like it. nothing like it at all, and it's the best. brian: and, by the way, your voice got gradually better throughout the interview. that is america. >> unbelievable. steve: and, gene, before you go, what special deal do you have on a karat your car lot today? ainsley: it is president's day. steve: actually we sell our vehicles in new york. even though i live in florida. yes, that's the way we do it. so we sell our vehicles in new york. it's a best friend of mine named tom carner who has been selling for 24 years, and i love that buddy. brian: that's 20 minutes from my house. ainsley: brian could buy a car today. >> and i do interviews with england, morning of britain, i did a canada show. i'm here to represent our president.

i'm here to represent our movement. anything i can do to speak about our president, i'm here to do it. steve: all right. gene huber who jumped over a little fence a couple of days ago, got tackled by the secret service, able to tell the story today. >> thank you so much. thank you so much. brian: no problem. now i know where to get my pacer. the amc i always wanted. steve: so it's true. he did have two cardboard cutouts of president trump. ainsley: let's hand it over to heather who has final headlines. >> he's a proud american. ainsley: we need more like him. >> yes. the assassination of kim jung nam shows the woman that the north korea dictator puts into a choke hold.

moments later you can see him talking with security guards before he died. and police believe kim jong-un is behind the murder of his brother. four people are under arrest including the scientist making the moisten. ice raids paying off george who was an illegal immigrant escaped from an illinois prison back in 2003. well, the mexican national was jailed for felony cocaine charges, and he got away while on work release. he was arrested and will be deported after facing criminal charges. and can you believe this? a plane flying from the sky just feet from homes with people inside. the small jet narrowly missing this gas station before crashing right into the street. firefighters rushing to free the strapped pilot inside. this happened in new jersey. he was taken to a hospital and expected to be okay. that's good news. officials say that it could have been much worse, though,

obviously, if he hit the gas station. that would cause an explosion. the faa now trying to figure out what caused the crash to begin with. and the question everyone has been pondering. is it a snuggy blanket or clothing? you can breathe a sigh of relief because the federal trade court ruled the snuggy is, in fact, a blanket. why does this matter? because when it comes to importing blankets with sleeves, blankets tax is only 8.5% where the tax on clothing is nearly 15%. so i think it's definitely a blanket. brian: that's basically what a monk wears; right? >> that's right. brian: they slip it over the top, got the loose sleeves. >> like a robe. ainsley: they might be offended by that. they probably wear a very expensive cloth. brian: don't they not use electricity? or am i thinking of amish?

steve: are there any other classes you would like to offend? brian: the amish don't use electricity. steve: many modern conveniences. brian: right. ainsley: brian, what else is coming up on the show? brian: let me see what we have planned. now this. almost every member of the mainstream media set their hair on fire over this. >> you look at what's happened overnight in sweden. who would believe this? sweden. it took over large numbers. brian: and it all started with that man. tucker carlson. steve: and we have our next guest on. the cops showed up but guest guess what? we brought him back. making snow on the plaza where it's 50 degrees today with simple chemicals. ♪ ♪

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ainsley: some quick headlines for you. the pc police is up at arms at yale. students are trying to rename the calhoun college to a slave owner. choosing grace murray hopper. a white woman perpetuates white supremacy. the organization feels the school should instead be named for a woman of color. and the pc police officer book publishers now hiring sensitive readers to look for offensive material. these specialized readers scan books, and they flag content that might be considered racist, sexist, or controversial. publishersis hoping to prevent scrutiny from minority groups. brian: severe weather threatening this hour over san ontonio overnight. ainsley: a possible tornado ripping through that city leaving at least 100 houses

damaged. steve: live in williamson county, texas where a train was derailed by this big storm. good morning to you, jacquelyn. >> good morning to all of you. yes, that's the main story here this morning. take a look on the other side of highway 79. 12 train cars have been derailed from the overnight storm. on scene with multiple trailers, semitrucks trying to remove the debris that is blocking them from easily accessing underneath the derailed cars. i'm told vehicles are actually inside of these boxcars. brand-new vehicles. and williamson county just released information that a possible tornado may have gone through this area. but that won't be confirmed until national weather service comes out here. the weather service did issue a tornado warning for this portion of the area around 12:30 this morning when i spoke to one of the local fire departments. he says he will need to be

very cautious when driving in the county. a lot of do you understand power lines. and there's been nonstop lightning all morning. there's also wind damage from san ontonio all the way to tyler, texas, which is about five and a half hours away from san ontonio. so far no injuries have been reported. has approximately 2,000 people are without power because of do you understan downed lines. dozens of homes are damaged in this area like you said. in san ontonio there are at least 100 homes damaged. the national weather service is sending a crew down there, again, taking a live picture of the tractor trying to lift back up all of these derailed cars. that's the latest information we have. back to you guys in the studio. steve: jacquelyn live down in texas. thank you very much. ainsley: thank you, jacquelyn. i used to live there. my heart goes out to all of those folks. such nice people. well, adam is tracking the storm. good morning, adam.

>> yeah. very active last night and then running into today as well. we're continuing to track texas as well as a storm off the west coast dropping very heavy rain and whenever you get thank you very much rain, we begin to see things like sinkholes and a lot of activity going on. that's a big problem you're seeing at this point. bringing a little bit tighter the heaviest rain that's when you see those oranges, deeper colors through san francisco. before this is all done, how much rain are we talking about? i think we could be seeing another six, eight, ten inches. and, again, that's when you start to these some of these issues, these videos of fire trucks falling into sinkholes. we've seen a lot of that here recently. i also want to say, it's fairly nice out here right now. there's the video i was just talking about. very heavy rain, six, eight, ten inches just last night. back out in new york, though, feeling a little bit more spring-like. you just had some snow falling for us. we're going to have some more weird science coming up in just a minute. that will be coming up in a moment.

steve: all right. adam, thank you very much. ainsley: thank you. yeah, if you're -- brian: science shortly. ainsley: if you're a parent, you have to watch that segment because he's going to tell us about how you can order a science experiment every month for your kid. steve: the last time he was here, all hell broke loose. look at this. >> we'll be right back. it was him. >> wow. >> that's awesome. steve: show us how to do some cool things with our kids coming up and everything we ship has something in common. whether it's expedited overnight... ...or shipped around the globe, ...it's handled by od employees who know that delivering freight... ...means delivering promises. od. helping the world keep promises.

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steve: now has more than 2 million views with fox tv show. kneading his second season.nce s right now. >> you guys are wonderful. >> this segment hasn't shown yet. steve: we've got our goggles on. show us how to make bubbles explode. >> it's futuristic fuel. steve: bubbles exploding. >> it's bubbles exploding. so in the fuel here i have hydrogen and oxygen. hydrogen and oxygen makes water. but we release a little energy. so i need to have you take your ring off. ainsley: i took my rings off. >> okay. we have soapy water here. put your hands in the soapy water. okay. now, take your hands out. here's what i'm going to do. i'm going to bubble in here, and then i'm going to add a little energy. strike a match and add a little energy to it.

don't worry about it. i'm going to ask you to cover cover your ears. so here. watch this. there. oh, it's so great. good job. all right. here's our bubbles. now, you're going to cover your ears with your hands. all right. so here we go. here's our bubbles. these are going to be good. now, ainsley i want you to scoop up as much as you can. scoop up the bubbles. and watch this. ready? [boom] ainsley: whoa. >> did it hurt? ainsley: no. why does that happen? >> so the hydrogen and the oxygen when they combine, form water and then we get that wonderful kind of release of energy. so they're powering a rocket or powering cars using hydrogen gas, it's a safe way to be able to do it. so here we go. let me scoop some out. take a big, huge amount out. oh, that's perfect.

ready, here we go. oh, that's going to be a good one. watch this. [boom] ainsley: i'm tired being the guinea pig. >> crazy; right? steve: you've got this thing where you send experiments to people's houses. >> i've been teaching this thing science. sometimes parents are going we've got to do this as well. steve: who wants to join the spangler science club? more with steve in about an hour. coming back with more. meanwhile the rundown of nearly every member of the mainstream media set their hair on fire -- actually, you can do that. trump: look at what's happening last night in sweden. sweden, who would believe this -- sweden, they took in large numbers. steve: so where did that all get started? it got started with tucker

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>> the media did not make donald trump, and they can't destroy him. >> a new executive order to handle people coming into the united states. we're told the white house could roll it out this week. >> you're basically going to be fixing some very big waves. >> we need a free press without it, that's how dictators get started. >> this is not a dictatorship. john mccain has become kind of a pawn for the media. he's being used here just to destroy trump. >> president trump holding back-to-back meetings to find his next national security adviser. >> it's not just a story. it's followed up by 24 hours a day, seven days a week all of this total garbage. >> and i saw this man on television just now. you. let him up.

let him up. a star is born. >> this man is the leader that we need in this world. and, folks, write this down. he's going to be the best president in history. ♪ ♪ ♪ steve: shout describes what gene was doing in melbourne, florida a couple of nights ago as you look up toward central park. it is president's day. a federal holiday. and thank you so much for joining us. ainsley: you know, it's so wonderful to have a holiday, isn't it? a short workweek for everyone. brian: except us. but i think it's great we merged all the presidents together. instead of just washington.

if you see a president, buy him lunch. steve: if you watched his rally down in melbourne, you saw him say this about what was going on over in scandinavia. trump: you look at what's happening in germany, you look at what's happening last night in sweden. sweden, who would believe this? sweden, they took in large numbers, they're having problems like they never thought possible. you look at what's happening in brussels. you look at what's happening all over the world. take a look at nice. take a look at paris. we've allowed thousands and thousands of people into our country and there was no way to vet those people. steve: and so the next day then donald trump sent this out because people in sweden going no attack here. and he tweeted this. ainsley: my statement as to what was happening in sweden was in reference to a story that was broadcast on fox news concerning immigrants in sweden. brian: you know, i found a

quote too. the prime minister said sweden has been naïve and it's hard to accept that in our open society, cent sized from killers from the islamic state. so they've said in the past they have a history, and they steamrolled the fact that nice, germany, and brussels are beyond the approach. and they say where's the proof? steve: well, i tell you what. tucker carlson is host of the show that apparently the president of the united states was watching. tucker, when you heard donald trump on saturday night and then you saw the media reaction where what's he talking about? doesn't he know there was no terror strike in sweden, what did you think? >> well, the first point is obvious. presidents ought to be precise in what they say. there should be no question of what their meaning is. and that applies to this president. on the other hand, it seems we're missing the point to the story which is there are has been a marshal social cost related to the refugee policies of western europe.

i was in europe yesterday, and i can tell you what you already know from watching the news, which is there is a lot of social dislocation as a result of this. the crime rate in all of these countries has risen but so has the political turmoil. the sweden democrats, which would have had no chance at all would have been laughed off the stage 20 years ago is now the number two party in sweden. so n no one's tried harder basically. and there's a deep reservoir of decency in that country. they've really, really tried. but it has caused massive, massive turmoil. same is true obviously in france. marie is likely to win the first voting in france as a result of their immigration policy. by the way, if you're worried about german nationalism, and all of us should be a little worried about a unified nationalist germany, their refugee policies under merkel are guaranteeing that. so we're ignoring all of this

stuff. 50 years of immigration policy is coming to flower in europe. we're not paying any attention, drawing any lessons from it. it's not working. that's the real point here. brian: absolutely and no one can deny what's happening in brussels, what's happening in germany. and this is what drives trump nuts. evan skips over that and says wait a second. where is the proof in sweden? is he just watching fo fox again? well, amie harrwitz did a documentary over there, and he was almost killed and said sweden was in denial of the influx of refugees. here he is with you. >> well, in sweden's own words, they consider themselves to be a humanitarian superpower. they feel it's their moral duty to open their borders to on and any refugees. it's difficult to get jobs. there's too many of them. but they had tremendous benefit there, which is why so many migrants are going to sweden to begin with. there's an absolute surge in gun violence once they began

the open door policy. they know that this crime is happening, they can feel it. the statistics are clear. but they would refer to what is the root cause behind it and say, oh, happening more violence, men who are raping people, not the refugees. so they have these, what they really become are no go zones. these are areas that cops won't even enter because it's too dangerous for them. this is the policy of the national police authority in sweden that the government has gone out of its way to try to cover up some of these problems. ainsley: okay. so that is the clip that president donald trump saw, and he was talking about sweden. you see sweden last night, that's what he was referring to, tucker, and you set that up perfectly. meanwhile mainstream media went crazy about it. here's a snippet of that. >> european leaders are baffled by donald trump. and not just by his off the cuff remarks he made about sweden but also more important

by his confusing and contradictory foreign policy so far. >> he seemed to allude a terror attack in sweden, despite there was not been no such attack. >> did he really put what he heard on tv. steve: they missed the point. there's trouble in sweden. >> again, the president should be concise about what he says. that analysis, however, is so stupid that it's hard to believe that it made it on television. so, again, just to state it really clearly, europe has tried really, really hard. and you hear a lot of people say, well, they don't integrate these refugees or immigrants. that's a lie. they tried really, really hard. they spent massive amounts of money, they've given up a lot to bring these people into their countries, and it hasn't worked very well. at all. and it's in the process of totally changing these cultures into something much more volatile and threatening. so what are the lessons we should draw from this? that's the conversation we need to have and, you know, good for trump and good for

anyone else who raises at least that question. let's have an honest conversation about how you bring tons of people in and make them fully invested in your society. if they can't do it, how are we going to do it? brian: well, tucker, you were on this couch when angela merkel said i want to open the door to a million refugees. and she was looking to the person in charge, the biggest heart and smartest mind and now on the political heels and might be calling it quits in politics because of that, and she's changed her policies. donald trump criticized her early. it was criticized for. now he ended up right. look at what happened in france. sadly ended up right. now, sweden, you enjoyed these last couple of days ridiculing our president. congratulations. you now have a microscopic. i see a list of things that are happening, and we're going to see the influx of refugees. have they messed in or are they suppressing crime figures? >> of course they are. and all of this is in reaction to the second world war.

you can understand why, and we should be able to worry about it too. if you don't want european nationalism, then you need to rethink how you're handling refugees and immigrants because it's causing european nationalism. and, again, the elites in those countries and in ours are so cut off from what the citizens they purportedly represent think they just don't care at all, and they're going to find the backlash is bitter and bad and destabilizing. ainsley: what do you want to see this week from the president in the new immigration order? >> i want to see above all the president and his staff explain clearly and calmly what it means for the american citizens, what it means for others to come here, and most importantly why are we doing it? because, by the way, that has majority support in this country. steve: sure. >> if you explain it. steve: right. tucker, and speaking of explaining things, that's the job of the media to try to explain what's going on in the world. but regardless of, you know, what the president was talking about, you knew there was

going to be a media freakout because as he has talked about and has many have observed, the media have become like an opposition to whatever president trump says. it's just the way it's working these days. >> look, it's fine not to -- you know, they're offended by trump. okay. fine. but there are some core issues underneath all of this. by the way, propelled trump to the white house in the first place. and those are worth discussing. the problem here is that nobody in washington in the press or the permanent political class has just taken a weekend to think through how did this happen? why did voters do this? you know, how did we get here? maybe there are some forcing underlying all of this. nothing to do with trump's personality that are really important to address. among them would be the dramatic cultural change and economic change rocked by immigration, and they refuse to address that. and they're going to pay for it, unfortunately. brian: when you talked about nationalism, i thought this. the government's not protecting me. but i'm going to protect myself.

so if you can't provide security with i'm going to provide security, and that brings the national. is it true do you think that donald trump is not hiring people that were not loyal to him during the campaign? and is it also true that some of them don't want to hop into this label of the chaotic white house? where's the truth there? >> well, there's a lot of truth in the second one that there are a lot of people that are hesitant to jump in because they think it is chaotic over there, and i think it is, by the way. it's totally untrue that the trump administration is not considering people who are disloyal. i mean, look at the people he has met with. one of the first people he met with is left wing democrat from hawaii. so he's brought a ton of people in who don't agree with him, and i think he should, but i also think there is the sense that, you know, that things are volatile over there, and that makes it harder to higher people. yeah, that is a problem. steve: surely. because in the beginning days of every administration, there

are always some fits and starts. no doubt about it. brian: tucker, don't take any offers. all right? we finally got a spot that you can do very well in. >> why thank you, brian. ainsley: thanks, tucker. great to see you. >> you're the best, ainsley. ainsley: thank you, tucker. let's head over to heather who has some headlines for you. >> we continue to follow this for you at this hour. severe weather threatening houston after tearing through san ontonio tonight. a possible tornado ripping through leaving at least 100 ho heavy rain and winds up to 70 miles per hour knocking down trees and power lines for at least 20,000 people. lightning strikes may cause several house fires, including this one. no one seriously injured in the storms. that's the good news. and the president preparing to unveil guidelines for deportation. dhs drafting new plans aiming to aggressively detain and deport immigrants living in the u.s. illegally. they include hiring thousands

of additional force agents and expanding the priority list for illegal immigrants marked for immediate removal. meanwhile president trump may issue a new executive order on immigration this week. it is expected to target the same seven countries as before but with exemptions for travelers with visas to the u.s. and secretary of defense james mattis in baghdad for a surprise visit just wrapping up a news conference on the fight against isis. earlier he said we're not in iraq to take any oil. meanwhile vice president mike pence is wrapping up his first overseas trip in belgium. reminding that the european union wants strong relationships with them. and those are your headlines so far. back to you. ainsley: thank you, heather. >> you're welcome. ainsley: coming up an illegal immigrant wanted by isis set free by police. now he's charged with murder. how did he slip through the cracks? brian: and dan just issued a rallying cry over what he

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brian: all right. dan rather who is no stranger to fake news issuing a rallying cry's journalists this weekend. writing journalists, i know you won't be bullied and intimidated. do your job. your country depends on you. but is this the right man to be offering up? your connection to dan rather. he has been at this for a while. >> yeah. he has. and he's actually the perfect person to say this because it reminds us how fake news started. it started with the documents from president bush that were falsified. you saw that tweet is that the country depends on you. they actually see themselves, believe i, a certain segment of journalists as being the moral arbiters of the country. and when you believe that, it means you're looking down on everyone else. and that then becomes an issue of where you don't trust the people where they're not the ones you're even reporting to and that your point of view is

the one that matters. brian: so, tammy, he's one in particular that tried to take out 43. and he was such combative to bush 41 and said everyone judge you. for those two minutes you left the air because you had a temper tantrum at the u.s. open and cbs went to black. >> right. brian: so we saw his agenda early on. now he feels he has to tell everybody to fight against this president. >> yeah. look, i think, though, that was his signal of where the generation after dan rather would go is that that's where it began. really kind of began with walter in a certain sense deciding whether or not he liked the vietnam war. brian: and when he said he didn't, it turned around the war. got us out. >> well, remember, he was the one individual speaking to the nation. and that can also be a problem when, again, i think you talk about the president said the media being the enemy of the people, i think what he was speaking of is their abandonment of charge. and that means the american people don't trust him.

so we're losing that pillar of our democracy. and it's not president trump's fault, and it's not our fault. it's the media when they decided to become partisans as opposed to the prehavhave purveyor of news. brian: when he was aggressively at it and went at it again saturday to agree, do you think he went too far? do you think he should back off? >> no. because i think there's a difference between the suppression of news, if you will, and their opinion. and there are also some news people out there. a number of here at fox. john dickerson at cbs is saying, look, we did this to ourself. so this is a great opportunity for the journalists who understand it to really look at what happened. yes, to the -- during the election and now how they're handling this. brian: tammy, love having you go on. thank you very much. >> you're welcome. brian: tammy bruce. coming up straight ahead, the video is insane. kim jong-un's half-brother is taken out by a female hit squad.

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ainsley: we have some quick headlines for you. it's already 8:24. the show's flying by. look at this. a plane falling from the sky just feet from homes with people inside. the small jet nearly missing a gas station before smashing into the street. firefighters returned to free the pilot. this happened in new jersey. he is at the hospital. no word yet on what caused the crash. and a spacex rocket expected to docket from the space station in less than an hour

after a historic launch. >> three. two. one. ignition and lift off of the falcon 9 to the space station. ainsley: there we go. the unmanned rocket. it's the first launch since a rocket exploded last year. the booster rocket later landing at cape canaveral where it can be used once again. brian: all right. i'm next. ♪ today is presidents day. so how well do you know our nation's past leaders? ainsley: steve is hitting the street to put the people to the test. steve: that's right. who loves president's day? okay. do they actually know the president, though? i'm here with some former executive. folks on that side, including the make america great again hat. who is this guy? washington. right.

who is this guy? fdr. that's right. all right. this guy's kind of tricky. woodrow wilson. eisenhower from my hometown. and thomas jefferson. did you know you had some pirates or something -- never mind. meanwhile for this side, let's go over here. who is that guy? truman is correct. that. this is one of the hardest ones. it's not mckinley. who said taft? congratulations. very good. we all knew that one. blake willie is not appropriate. [laughter] honest abe and lincoln. for the final one, i'm going to have it here so everyone can see it. because i think this is the column that's the hardest.

first off, jerry ford. grant. who said adams? which adams? that's correct. wow. very impressive. >> and i'm from ireland. steve: and he's from ireland. finally, we've got this guy. and coolidge. all right. here's lightning round. who was the shortest president? bark out a name. shortest president. close it was james madison who was 5'4" and weighed 100 pounds. that's right. and here's one final thing that people don't know.

martin van buren was raised in kinderhook new york; right? he was known as old kinderhook and people started calling him ok. so the term ok came from martin van buren. you know the rest of the story. as it turns out they love president's day and know a lot about them. especially the guy from ireland. ainsley, brian, back to you. ainsley: thank you, steve. we love trivia. brian: steve had a group answer. wouldn't it be great to go to school and have everybody on the street answer the question? that's the great thing about those watching our show. refugees running north of the border but guess what? canada may not want them anymore. ainsley: and sending off our heroes with a incredible and emotional speech. his message for our troops to go overseas to fight for our

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stationed in kuwait and who knows where they go for the next year. and i had an opportunity to see them before they went. it was 54 of them heading over, most for the first time. and they said would it be great to come over? because they're big fans of fox, to have a chance to go and see them. i know this happens all around the country coming and going. but i think it's important to see up and personal. also, you see moms and dads and fathers and brothers and sisters who are seeing their loved ones for the last time. also with the reserves, think of the jobs. they go, and they were told six months ago you're going to be going over, and they tell the commanding officer six days from west point, and he was told -- he's in financing in wall street. and he basically walked up and said listen i have to go to iraq. i have to go to kuwait. and they said all right. and they're going to be staging for all the operations that donald trump wants done as well as syria, iraq, and afghanistan. so it was just a great

opportunity to be with such a legendary history unit. and afterwards, i had a chance to talk to a bunch of them. but here's two sound bytes from two heading over and their families. >> in order for us to be free and in order for your family to be free, we have to do stuff like this. so i have to pay the debt for your family as well as everybody else's family. >> very proud of her. i'm going to miss her. all of them. there's a bunch of good kids out there. i'm sorry. steve: that's tough. ainsley: sacrifice so much. gosh, he's sending his daughter. said he's going to miss her. brian: second time. last time was in iraq and she is now a captain. got a raise. got a promotion before she went over. she is now a captain. she's from nebraska. they stationed her and trained her in queens. they're going to send her over and leaving her husband behind, an 8-year-old daughter

behind, her father and mom are going to pitch in. that's what happens all the time. we get a lot of coins. this is one of the most unique coins ever; right? this is the establishment brigade. that's what they call themselves. i'm sorry. i should have held it up longer. and gave me this liberty. steve: how awesome. presented to brian kilmeade in appreciation for your support for the 350 fourth movement control bn. brian: right. steve: lady liberty. brian: so everybody that goes over in all the different branches of government, we appreciate you. and especially now one of the things they also did say is i don't care if you voted for donald trump or not, the people who are around him are military men and women, and they know that war should be the last resort because they know what it is. and they also know if you go in, you're going in for the right reasons. but they are motivated. ainsley: and you get these coins when you go to marcus latrell's desk. it's glass on top with all of the coins, and you can lift up

the glass and place your coins, and he has hundreds of them on display. but thank you for giving up your weekend to go to speak to them. thank you, all, for giving up years to leave your family, your daughters, your sons to go fight for our country. amazing and incredible sacrifice that you all do. brian: and especially think about what are has happening since 9/11. it's constantly in motion. steve: that's right. speaking of the military, pete is going to be interviewing the new va secretary later on today. if you have a question for the new guy who is going to run the va. send them to us. fox and friends.com or tweet the fox and friends account, and we will get pete those questions. ainsley: in the meantime, let's hand it over to headline who has headlines of course. >> well, we begin with kind of the exact opposite. people putting their lives on the line for the country and now you have this. thousands of other people spending the holidays protesting president trump.

not my president's day rally. they're planned for more than two dozen cities, including new york. that's where more than 1,000 people gathered yesterday for i am muslim too rally to protest the president's immigration order. former secret service agent dan explaining why the protests are wrong about the executive order. >> people -- and they say to me things like, well, if this is a muslim ban, why didn't he ban the people from saudi arabia? because it isn't a muslim ban? it's a ban from people coming in from worn torn countries with nonfunctioning governments where it was fully impossible to vet these people. i mean, this is common sense. >> the first antitrump rally happens outside the trump hotel in new york city. that begins at noon. the airport assassination of kim jong-nam caught on camera. take a look at this startling surveillance footage. it shows the moment that the woman puts the dictator's

brother puts him in a choke hold before the other sprays him with poison. you can see him talking with security guards before he died. and police believe kim jong-un is behind the murder. four people now under arrest including the scientist accused of making that poison. and colorado is releasin releasing an illegal immigrant without telling ice. accused of killing a man in a delaware train station. he was a known gang member. he was released just two weeks before the murder. denver police said that it was only 25 minutes before his release. and finally a happy ending toddler who somehow left his house in the middle of the night is found alive. thank goodness by a team of rescuers. this incredible video you can look closely. it shows the moment that they grabbed the 2-year-old from a blackberry bush.

thankfully that little boy was tracked down from rescue dogs two blocks from his portland home. six hours before his mother called 9-1-1. hospitalized with minor injuries and police say that he was placed in protective services over safety concerns. but his parents have not been charged. certainly glad that he is safe. ainsley: they'll get out of their beds in the middle of the night. especially at that age, and you're asleep. you have no control. you have to deadbolt everything now, i guess. steve: thankfully, a happy ending to that story. thank you. ainsley: thank you. steve: meanwhile our next guest is a former cia agent and democrat as well, politically. he says the spies plotting against president trump out of control. brian dean wright is here coming up next. ainsley: and adam has snow forecast coming. but now he's taking snow to the plaza. he's taking climate to the extreme coming up. ♪

ainsley: well, president trump is looking for answers on the leaks coming from the white house. listen. trump: i have gone to all of the folks in charge of the various agencies, and we're -- i've actually called the justice department to look into the leaks. those are criminal leaks. they're put out by people either in agencies, i think you'll see it stopping because now we have our people in. ainsley: one person who would also like to see those leaks stop, a former cia officer who says the spies plotting against the president are out of control. joining me now is that former cia officer and democrat. his name is brian dean wright. thank you so much for being with us. >> so great to be here. ainsley: so there are leaks. you know this for a fact. you have friends in the intelligence community. you were a cia agent?

>> that's right. ainsley: what are they telling you? >> here's what's happening. a lot of agency officers are doing very, very important and good work; right? but there are a handful who are doing something very, very wrong, which is leaking information or not giving that information to happen. they are doing that for a couple of different reasons. but the persons or the folks who are doing that for political purposes, that's dangerous. that's incredibly dangerous for the republic because they don't get to decide winners and losers. the american people get to decide that. they did in november. i might not like it as a democrat but the people spoke. and for somebody to sit back and try to push the scales of politics in this country because they don't like the result, especially former spies, current spies as you say, that's wrong. ainsley: he's the commander-in-chief. he's in charge. and if he doesn't have all the information, isn't it putting our country at risk? >> unquestionably. i served under president bush. as a democrat, there were times that that was difficult. but you walked in not as a democrat or rapport muslim or -- juan: as an american.

>> that's right. you solute your flag and your commander-in-chief, and that is your oath to the american people. ainsley: so as a democrat, how do you think the media or the intel community is treating the president? >> well, i think most do their job. but the problem is it's the leftovers from the last administration and people who are just cranky that didn't get a job in the current administration if i could be very blunt. and they're doing this out of a political partisanship. and i think some of them got this idea that, hey, it is my job to save the republic; right? no, it's not. it's the department of justice. it's congress. it's the american people to make that decision. not you as a spy. that is not your job. ainsley: now, you've said that the intelligence community is with holding information from the president, but he is differently. reince priebus was on all the shows this weekend saying that's not the case. they get all the information. >> here's the deal, i think some intelligence officers are holding back their sources and

methods. so who exactly is getting that information. spies can find very cute and fun ways to make sure the president doesn't get everything they need to know. i do think that as a general role, most people are doing their job, they're trying to help the president do his job. but i think there are some games being played. and i think that you're seeing some quotes come out. in fact, one intelligence official said he thinks that trump is going to die in jail, based on what he thinks. ainsley: right. that was the a tweet. let me read the tweet. it says this is from john is the tweet from intel official that trump will die in jail. and now we go nuclear. the intel community war going to new levels. just got e-mail from intel community friend. it began. he will die in jail. what's your reaction? >> that is horrifying. absolutely horrifying. i can't imagine any scenario, any country in this world for unelected, unseen group of people to decide whether the president gets to live or die. that is opposite of how

democracy should work. and i hope -- pardon me. so i hope that that could be taken care of and wrapped up and these folks could be taken out because that's what needs to happen. ainsley: thank you for joining us. >> you bet. ainsley: you would trust brian kilmeade to put a needle through a balloon and not have it pop; right? well, find out next how you could do it with your kids who were home from school this week. >> president trump back in campaign mode firing up a rowdy crowd as his administration prepares to roll out a brand-new executive order. some say he's ago like a dictator when it comes to the press. join me and bill at the top of the hour. we'll see you then it's not an anti-aging face cream. it's realizing beauty doesn't stop at my chin.

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headlines for you. the governor of connecticut trying to balance the state budget at the cost of gun owners. wants to quadruple the five-year renewal fee permits from $70 to $300. rushing into can understand worried about president trump's travel order but the canadians wants them there. one and four canadians say the government should put a refugee travel ban in place. steve, over to you. steve: he is known for taking science to the extreme. the first to go viral with the soda and mentose eruption on youtube. his online demos have more than 200 million views and diy science is kneading its second season. brian: last hour he set our hands on fire. let's see what he does. steve has for us now. steve. >> i thought we would talk about making a cloud. whole thing about clouds.

so here's our two liter bottle. great from weather standpoint. so now i'm going to use this to pressurize it. watch what happens. the bike pump, we're just pumping air -- ainsley: i haven't seen one of those in years. >> so now what we're doing, we're pushing them in like this. now watch what happens. don't take your eyes off. three, two, one, bam. and there's your cloud. steve: and that was just water in there? >> just water. so what happens is you eat up those molecules, and they condense and make this beautiful cloud. so when adam says high pressure, cloud vanishes, look at this over my shoulder. and bam. hey, i've got something fun for you. if you all put on your safety glasses, that's super important. here you go. here are your glasses. head over this way. take a look at this. in the bucket down here, we

have liquid nitrogen. it's 320 degrees below zero. use liquid nitrogen for a whole bunch of different things. everything from preparing food and of course they use it in medicine. so super, super, super cold. and so what we're going to do is to do a combination of that liquid nitrogen along with some hot water. got it? so you see the nice ponchos that the man over here has? if i were you, i would put those on. ainsley: okay. >> just a thought. there's no worries. put them on. nice job. you're going to want one. so here's what's going to happen. in just a second, how are we looking? yes, we're doing great. so put them on. come over here. ready? come here right behind me. like this. all right. now, what's going

to happen -- oh, they're fine. you ready for this? stay here. watch this. ready? three, two, one. steve: oh, wow. >> isn't it amazing? ainsley: oh, it's freezing. steve: is this the afterlife? >> incredible just like we had in the bottle. we have the hot water, it condenses so quickly. steve: like the 1987 michael jackson video. >> bam. steve: for parents who are watching today with their kids at home, they can be part of the science club; right? >> we just don't send them this. absolutely. every month we send them a new kit. all i'm going to do is get parents involved with kids at home. 90% of today's kids will have a job that is yet to be invented. we've got to catch them really early. 6, 7, 11. that's how we spark them up.

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>> i couldn't figure out what color for president trump's hair. i am going off a picture i saw off google. >> in person it's a light blond. >> mike pence is easier. >> will you send these to the white house? >> steve doocy's beach house. >> you've been working on the trump and developed it to this point. >> you are saying there is a problem? >> no. it's fantastic. a year ago you hadn't done trump yet. >> the fox remotes we did all over the country with frank and ol those guys, i've done two or three since then and those are at frank's house. >> we'll talk to you more. >> he has the donald trump up on the wall. >> we are his favorite morning show. he has some resources to make a

bid on this. >> donald trump, yeah. >> all right, steve penley, thank you very much. >> thank you very much for joining us. we know you have a selection in the morning. thanks for making us number one. >> bill: good morning, everybody. we might be hours away from travel ban 2.0 and a new head of the nsa. the trump administration saying that new executive action on border security and immigration could come as early as tomorrow as president trump spends the holiday working from the southern white house in florida. hope you had a good weekend. perhaps you're home today. president's day, all right? good morning, how are you doing? >> shannon: we're here for you. >> bill: that's rie. >> shannon: i'm shannon bream in for martha maccallum. the president working this weekend interviewing several candidates to replace former national security advisor michael flynn including three generals and a former u.n. ambassador and holding a rally saturday where he