note ♪ ♪ heather: that takes me back, like that. clayton: "fox & friends first" on this monday morning. i'm clayton morris. heather: i'm heather childers. thank you for starting your week with us. explosive allegations at wiretapping at trump tower front and center in washington this morning. clayton: house panel investigating the claims against obama administration as democrats double down on allegations of their own over russia election collusion. heather: griff jenkins with reaction from both sides that's pouring in. good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather and clayton. former president obama wiretapped phones and the president is calling on congress to investigate. the claim came first saturday. >> i think he's made very clear what he believes and he's asking that we get to the bottom of

this. i think the american people have a right to know if this happened because if it did, again, this is largest abuse of power that we have ever seen. >> the president's allegation offered without specific evidence is rocking many in washington particularly in the intelligence community. fbi director james comey urging the justice department rejecting the wiretap and challenging the president head-on opinioned james clapper denying any wrong doing. >> there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president -- the president elect at the time or as a candidate or campaign. >> if the fbi did a fisa court order for surveillance, would that be information that you would know or not? >> yes. >> do you deny it? >> i can deny it. >> i don't know of any president, democrat or

republican in the past has done this. it shows the president doesn't know how to conduct himself. >> key members of congress like tom cotton say they will honor the request but sources over the weekend told fox news that this claim and the tweet on saturday caught even his own staff on guard and came out any consultation with senior law enforcement officials so an interesting start to the week, heather, clayton. clay lay to say the least. heather: breasting for sure. democrats have been lacer focused on tieing the trump administration to russia and the white house is welcoming them to look, but counselor to the president says they should be looking for the people leaking false information to the press saying they are the ones putting people at risk. >> one is they were politically

stories through campaign season and they come from credible news sources. what is everybody afraid of in they want to investigate everything and they afraid of connecting here with what the president has asked for, if you're going to investigate russia, russia, why not add to that an investigation of these allegations and janine, are we saying that there aren't leaks? committee chairman david nunes adderred today, leaks, leaks. they are hurting national security leaks from people held over from another administration and has to stop. this is serious stop. heather: don't miss more from kellyanne conway when he joins "fox & friends" live at 7:00 a.m. eastern. clayton: president trump to sign new immigration order, record number of cases clogging our system.

kelly wright is hire with what we can expect in that new order. good morning. >> good morning to you as well. executive order on immigration could be made available later today as you stated, the new plan will include major changes. fox news learned that one of the major changes is that iraq will be removed from the seven countries on the no-travel list but the order will continue to bard part-time from muslim countries. and speaking of those courts within the immigration courts itself, the system is overwhelmed with the great number of cases, record number of 500,000 cases are now pending. trials involving immigrants who are not in trouble with the law could take two to five years to resolve creating a significant backlog, 58 courts for 27 states

offenders have a right to attorney but the court is not required to provide for free. rulings can be appeared to order and immigration appeals. board stations can be appealed to a federal appeals court. 374 authorized immigration judge positions, 301 are filled. more than 534,000 pending cases as i've stated meanwhile president trump still plans to build a wall along the southern border to deter illegal immigrants from gaining access to this country. the president is facing stiff opposition from senator chuck schumer, the senate minority leader says he plan to stop the wall from being built. he plans to block the funding but getting enough democrat and republican senators to vote against the funding for the wall, to not meet the 60-vote threshold, clayton, heather.

clayton: thanks, kelly. heather: there's work to be done. desperate search right now for 11-year-old who vanished along with her armed survivalist father. have not been seen in months, the urgent manhunt intensifying after their truck was found abandoned in the warm springs indian reservation in oregon. the fbi believes that he may distraught. authorities want to make sure she's safe. clayton: intensifying at this hour. the suspect told a man from india to go back to your own country before opening fire in a seattle neighborhood. the gunman was wearing a mask that covered half of his face. the victim was shot in the arm but now back home recovering. heather: firing several missiles

provocatively close to japan, calling violation of resolution as tactic from the communist day comes day after joint military drills kicked off. clayton: united states is beefing up our forces in the fight against isis, the pentagon significantly increasing forces on the ground in syria, the move to prepare for all-out assault from the city of raqqah from terror group. >> heather: republicans and democrats may still be at odds over the election, you think, one thing they agree the country is losing its identity. clayton: 70% no longer recognize the united states, 47% believe i legal immigration threatens the way of life. heather: the majority of people think that immigrants should adopt to our country and our

values. lay clay is elvis heading to washington, d.c.? ♪ ♪ heather: national statuary wall displays two statutes representing each state in the capitol building. clayton: right now davis and george from mississippi, the king of rock state but the governor is up for discussing swapping them out with an elvis statute instead. heather: nice. the king of blues, bb king and writer william faulkner. time now eight minutes after the top of the hour and i were tolerant rears its ugly head where demonstrators are caught on camera destroying property belonging to republican student groups. >> new york times and other well-known liberal outlets intercepted inquiry, new york times again, nsa gets more

latitude to share intercepted communication. clayton: did you miss that this weekend? the mainstream media gave all the evidence of wiretapping, why isn't "the new york times" trashing its own reporters to deny it? heather: playboy model held at the airport accused of being a spy. clayton: but first, here is a look at your forecast.

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involving naked pictures of female marines that had no idea they were photographed. the full name rank and military station of the female recruits. victims now said to be facing backlash even death threats in response to scandal. so far at least one defense contractor has been fired accused to be the first to share the photos. heather: new york times is trashing own credibility in a report slamming president trump over his tweets accusing the obama administration of wiretapping trump tower. mark levin made the case for spying on his show thursday, well, and he appeared on "fox & friends" sunday morning with that evidence that comes from the times itself. >> new york times intercepted

into trump, january 19th, listen to this. one official says intelligence report based on some of the wiretap communications had been provided to the white house. new york times again, nsa gets more latitude to share intercepted communications in the final days of the obama administration. now, why would they do this on the way out of the door? heather: the issue is not whether the obama administration spied on the trump campaign but rather what extent. clayton: uc berkeley trashing protrump sign arrested for vandalism. >> you just vandalized property. >> i did. >> he's now facing vandalism charge for stomping the sign in half.

heather: college is sparking controversy for paying students to learn more about this. sam houston state university in texas is offering students a scholarship to take classes on black lives matter and white privilege, it's worth up to $3,000 also giving students access to sign up for early courses and special computer center. the school says that it promotes community engagement. clayton: repeal and replace obamacare is finally coming this week. heather: cheryl casone here with those details for us. good morning. cheryl: sources telling fox news that top republican lawmakers are set to release plan to replace obamacare sometime this week. according to gop aide, meeting with mick mulvaney tied up loose

ends and conference call with house speaker paul ryan also help today close any open issues before they do this big roll-out. price appeared on cb's face the nation and say it is white house believes medicare should be for senior citizens. >> within a ten-year period of time, we won't have the money to pay the benefits to seniors to the country that's been promise today them. we don't think it's appropriate. we believe strongly in medicare and make sure it's a viable financially secure program. which i recall cheryl he was respond to go a question about speaker paul ryan's that cuts to medicare remain open question. press also said it's the goal of the trump administration for those who are currently -- currently are coverage under obamacare to keep that coverage,

guys, back to you. >> a lot on plate, thanks cheryl. heather: brand-new patdowns coming to securities to you, how they could change your next flight. heather: she's packing on the pounds and who she is blaming, yup, you guessed it carley

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built for business. ♪ ♪ ♪ heather: i don't know about that song to wake up in the morning, but there you go. good morning. clayton: that'll wake you up. heather: u.s. soccer is taking a stand on national anthem and the media loves pit. clayton: good morning, carley. carley: u.s. soccer officials taking a drastically position on this one than the nfl. if you remember nfl commissioner actually encouraged that protest but u.s. soccer officials like i side sidelining it with new

policy that requires players and coaches to stand respectfully after the national anthem. this decision after megyn followed colin kaepernick's footsteps by taking a knee before game. soccer officials saying not on their watch and social media is lighting up with reaction. as it should, if you want to protest the u.s., don't play for the u.s. soccer national team. the new policy does not specify the punishment for any player who decides to go against it so we will have to see how that unfolds. hopefully it doesn't unfold at all. heather: i agree with that. clayton: there's been a lot of people on twitter who have been making fun of donald trump even stephen king and now conservative reporter. carley: social media did erupt with reaction to wiretapping claims this weekend but one conservative reporter may be the most creative response out there.

the lone conservative founder kathy dye lane sending tweets mocking the whole situation, kicking things up with this photo f the president with the caption, we are in business boys and take a look at the photo of the president, can't tolerate anymore of "fox & friends" as she says listening to the president's phone conversations. who would ever say that? finally this tweet, wait a second, this has to be broken. how many hats did they just order? i want to know how long it took to compile all of the photos with those funny captions. clayton: the president hiding in the closet with sissors. heather: you knew that was going to happen almost immediately. carley: donald trump is making me gain weight.

i start the day with liquid but after the morning news i eat pancakes smothered with say -- syrup. heather: she's been gaining weight for a while. carley: not because anybody told me to. clayton: i start packing on the pounds again. heather: someone else. blame someone else. if you want to eat pancakes put strawberries and might not be red. carley: remember that white gold or blue or black dress thing from a couple of years ago? a new color allusion is dividing folks across social media again. take a look at strawberries, clinton, heather, what color do you see in the picture? clayton: we are preconditioned that strawberries are red but

they are probably in somebody's kitchen. >> carley: there's not a single red pixel in this, describe the image of example of our brain color correcting the world. a lot of reaction coming in on this one as you can imagine. i think they look great, she sees them as gray, a lot of people are seeing red. i don't know if we need more division on social media. clayton: if you took a black and white photo of strawberries you will still say they are red, right? heather: the question is did you see red. clayton: you don't see red. that's why this is so important. heather: it is interesting, though.

clayton: story of the morning. heather: better talking about that than wiretapping. five minutes until the top of the hour and the mainstream demands answers from the wiretapping claims. >> the president of the united states is accusing the former president of wiretapping him. >> i think that this is, again, if this happened, martha -- >> if, if, if. heather: so is there a case? don't miss, we will have a fair and balance debate. clayton: hitting a new level, the woman taking out a spying drone. you will never believe what she pulls out when the rocks don't work. heather: way back in 1967, no drones there, lyndon b. johnson announced plan to establish the draft. clayton: the highest scoring nba took place, the san antonio spurs defeated milwaukee bucks in triple overtime.

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heather: another song that takes me back to the day. good morning to you, you are watching "fox & friends first". love it. live shot of new york city there. i'm heather childers. clayton: explosive allegations of wiretapping. trump tower center in washington this morning. heather: investigating the president's claim against the obama administration as democrats double down on allegations of their own over

russian election collusion. clayton: griff jenkins with reaction on both sides, good morning, griff. >> it is perhaps explosive but the president is standing by those claims that former president obama wiretapped the phones at trump tower. the president is calling on congress to investigate. the white house defending those calls yesterday. >> i think he's made very clear what he believes and he's asking that we get to the bottom of this. i think the american people have a right to know if this happened because if it did, again, this is the largest abuse of power that, i think, we have ever seen. >> the president's allegations offered without specific evidence first on saturday via twitter is rocking many in washington particularly in the intelligence community. fbi director james comey is urging the justice department to publicly reject wiretap claim and james clapper denying any wrongdoing. >> there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the

president -- the president elect at the time or as a candidate or against his campaign. >> president obama's former press secretary josh ernst blasted the accusations calling them outrageous. >> there was one page in the white house crisis management play book and that is simply to tweet or say something outrageous. >> josh -- >> to distract from the scandal. >> democratic leader like nancy pelosi accusing president trump of trying to change the subject. >> the president, you know, is the deflector in chief, anything to change the subject from where the heat is. >> now, key members of congress say they will honor the request as a part of wider probe but sources over the weekend told fox news that the claim and tweet caught staff on guard and came without any consultation with senior law enforcement officials, an interesting start to the week, we not expect to hear from president trump but

then again he has surprised us in the past. we will see what happens. clayton: i'm sure he staff loves that. oh, the president tweeting. heather: thank you. clayton: kellyanne conway is calling out the mainstream media for double standard when it comes to anonymous sources and all the negative reporting of the president. >> if he knows, of course, he can issue a statement, but -- and we know he's not shy. so the other question you asked, i just want to make the point that we have a double standard on anonymous sources. the media are so quick to rely on everything and anonymous sources when it's negative and derogatory to this president. if it's positive and exonerating, they don't want to hear about it. somehow we need to have everything layed out, all types of evidence presented, the president made very clear as sean spicer press secretary, the president likes to be included in the investigation and we will have no further comment until

that oversight is -- is completed. >> let's talk about this. do you think there's a double standard on facts from anonymous sources versus facts for the white house? log onto facebook page for live debate, use the #keep talking. >> president trump said to sign brand-new immigration order today as record number of cases flood our immigration court system. kelly wright now with what we can expect in the new order, good morning. >> heather, good morning to you as well. president's executive order could be made available later today. it will likely have major changes. one of those changes is taking iraq off of the no-travel list. but the order will continue to bar people from six other muslim majority countries. now, the original order, you may recall, was halted by the courts following a wave of legal challenges and within the immigration courts, the system is overwhelmed.

record number of 500,000 cases are pending. trials involving immigrants who are not in trouble with the law could take two to five years to resolve creating a significant backlog. lack of judges isn't helps either. 374 positions are filled and rulings can be appealed twice creating even longer delays. meanwhile president trump still plans to build a wall along the southern border, the plan is facing stiff resistance from democrats like senator chuck schumer, the senate minority leader says he plans to stop the wall from getting enough democrat and republican voters to -- senators, rather, to fund for it. heather: thank you, kelly. lay clay 35 minutes after the hour. finally happening. facebook unveiling plan to fight fake news. how would you know what's real. >> you've been in congress a

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clayton: 4-degrees outside of new york city. hope you're warmer somewhere. good morning, everyone, you're watching "fox & friends first". house minority leader nang illinois pelosi says she never met the russian embassador. >> you've been in congress a little bit and you're in leadership, have you ever met with the russian embassador? >> not with this russian embassador, no. clayton: now she's still denying they met despite the picture sitting at a table sharing a male with sergey, she insists he was part of the russian president's entourage. >> the question is have you met with him, no i haven't met with him. i met with the president of russia who is in entourage and heads of state bring their party and barely introduce them. this is completely different i've been in room with a couple

of hundred people where he has been, i don't know if you call that a meeting with him. clayton: from playboy model to agent, detained because police thought she was a russian spy. tsa found a business card for company that makes under cover cameras. she was released after showing instagram accounts which has millions of followers. heather: main treatment media slamming over wiretap claims. >> i think that this is, again, something that if this happened, martha -- for --

>> if, if, if. >> they haven't given any proof but they have given trump supporters a brand-new talking point that trump's problems are really obama's fault. heather: but much of the evidence came right from their own reporters so here to weigh in white house correspondent gabi and democratic strategists richard fowler, thank you for joining us early this morning. >> thank you. >> gabi, i will start with you, is the mainstream media being fair? >> i think this is a sensitive topic, both sides the mainstream media and outlets are relying on anonymous sources to take a position on whether in fact, the obama administration did request washington and eve's drop on the trump campaign and trump associates. you have the new york times who reported back in january that intelligence was obtained through a wiretap but, again, that was based on what anonymous

intelligence officials were telling new york times reporters and now you have anonymous intelligence officials telling right-leaning outlets that the obama administration requested a fisa warrant and obtained it and they were spying on the president's success or. heather: i will get you to respond as well. some of those journalism groups, the new york times specifically, they seem to be questioning their own reporting. >> well, this is what you call -- this is a trial of error at best. donald trump has not been able to stop the leaks happening in his government, but to go to donald trump's tweet yesterday which is what we are talking about, he was indicating that he was wiretapped by president obama. if it is true that -- that the president wiretapped him, that means the president had to get a fisa warning, had to go to judge

and prove that there was probable cause that he was engaging in some sort of possible behavior that justified a -- justified a wiretap. right, so you either he did something that justified a wiretap or he's just straight making this up which is insane for you to lie on the former president of the united states. >> well, let's listen to what mark levin had to say about that and how he layed it out. listen to that. >> the gurdian has learned the fbi applied for a warrant from the intelligence surveillance court over the summer in order to monitor four members of the trump team. washington most, march second, u.s. investigators have examined contacts jeff sessions at the time he was advising trump's campaign. new york times, flynn have said to talk to russia about sanctions trump took office, where did they get this information? heather: and then let's take a look at what ben rhodes had to

say, the exact opposite. he's lying no matter what. three people with direct knowledge says he isn't he said, she said, obama did not order a wiretap, that is a fact and then another tweet, needs to be repeated, this is not, she said, he said, it's true lie. trump lied about it and not specific with proof. >> only elected official that's out there publicly claiming that the previous administration eve's drop on campaign associates to actually provide evidence. normally i would say it is all right for both the mainstream media and right-leaning sources to -- to communicate things based on what they're being told by anonymous intelligence officials but with the matter

that's so sensitive and so charged as this, i really do think that there needs to be the release of concrete evidence and further contact. heather: if he releases that evidence, richard, would that hurt the investigation? is it really fair to say that he can't say something without revealing his sources and his evidence but the media constantly does that to him? >> well, he's the president of the united states. everything that the president says makes news. when he says he's wiretapped and we are talking about it on the news, this is what you call the definition of fake news. he traffics in it. heather: but you don't know if that's fake news. >> that's why the president of the united states if he's going to make such allegation against the former president needs to say here is the proof that shows that, indeed, wiretap by president obama. heather: wouldn't the flow would be he would give that evidence to the people that would do the investigation. >> that's fine too. he could give it to the intelligence committee but what he can't do use 140 characters

perpetuate something that's astonishing and jaw-dropping and absolutely insane and crazy which is everybody is reacting the way that they are because it is an insane claim to say that the former president of the united states wiretapped you when we only know that the only way is probable cause of serious activity with a foreign government. heather: i'm sure that there will be more that happens today on this. thank you very much. >> thank you. clayton: let's check in with steve doocy to see what's happening on "fox & friends". >> good morning, to you clayton. also to you heather, cover of new york posts says it all. obama probe on tap, all the claims out there. trump says he was wiretapped, was he? welshing according to one news source, absolutely, there was surveillance, we are going to talk about that with the former

nsa director general michael hayden, brand-new book out. look at that, kellyanne conway is going to be here and jason chaffetz, he's got plenty to say about this as tucker carlson and if that's not enough, clayton and heather, today is national oreo day and we will have so many oreos on the set, we expect you to be up in studio 8 promptly. clayton: save some for me. heather: we will have to head down for that. and we will be right back. stay with us

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heather: welcome back, be ware before you head to the airport because your next tsa screen may be close to comfort. clayton: quick patdown. cheryl casone with the a look changes and how it would impact your travel. cheryl: how close would you like

to get to your tsa agent? heather: not that choice. cheryl: you may not have a choice. they actually have five different patdowns that were available for security officers to do if they needed to do a more thorough individual. we brought the story to you that weapons had been making it through tsa security checkpoints at airports across the country. now they are going to do one pat-down and it's going to be, quote, more rigorous, more thorough and it's going to be more intimate contact. they set out a advisory out to the denver airport on thursday, we are expecting more details, get ready to be a little bit -- clayton: wear sweatpants, rigorous and intimate. is it going to make us wait in line longer, though? >> you have to be chosen for that. sometimes you get pulled aside for additional screening, it's happened to me and i'm sure it happened to many viewers.

that person who gets pulled aside would have to go through this. they also do it if you don't have the proper id sometimes, it's called a secondary screening. heather: you wonder if it means more people or the same random. cheryl: it'll be the same but up close and personal. lay clay talk about facebook? >> they have been criticized specially during the election for allowing fake news and people sharing them and believing them and mark zuckerberg to work with news organizations to start flagging fake news stories, well, tech website that we talked to a lot at fox business, they noticed that now you have the tag on there and it says disputed news. so if you see something on facebook and say disputed news they have flagged it as disputed news. logan, new hugh movie,

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clayton: welcome back. 58 minutes after the hour. before you leave the house here is what is happening today. jeff sessions expected to submit testimony oning with russian ambassador. sessions has already recused himself for all investigations involving alleged collusion between russia and the trump campaign. and president trump is expected to sign a brand new executive order on immigration today. iraq is expected to be removed from the no travel list. but the new order will still put a temporary halt on people coming here from six other muslim majority countries.

and it's your last chance to get free starts. coffee chance is offering buy one get one on all mock a mochi. how much sugar can you eat? heather: chicago girl ditches birthday party to help the homeless instead. people line up around the block to receive a hot meal and birthday package. she used the money her parents would have put toward a party for the event. neighbors set noisy drone decided to do something about it first threw rocks. then came out with a gun. not clear if she actually hit it, shot it finally the ugly. huge alligators stunning golfers with a big catch. >> wow. what a site. holding on to that fish. >> yes, he was.

the gator strutting across the course with that giant fish in his mouth. disappeared into that pond to enjoy his meal. clayton: that's considered sushi, right? >> he was just showing off look what i caught. clayton: "fox & friends" begins right now. good morning, everyone. heather: goodbye. >> i think he is right in that there was surveillance and it was conducted a behest of the justice department. >> more allegations. attempt by president trump to change the subject. >> part of the national security apparatus that i oversaw there was no such wiretap, i can't speak for other authorized entities in the government. >> everyone take a deep breath and calm down here. we are working in a bipartisan way to collect facts. >> fbi director james comey is asking the top law enforcement in america to say trump is wrong. >> mr. comey has something he would like to say, i'm sure we are all willing to hear it. >> we're going to follow the facts wherever the