>> fox news alert, secret service agent arresting someone at the white house. the white house is being cleared that it fully plans to fight for the president's executive order in the appeals court. >> this is insanity. >> confirmation hearings for niel gorsuch will begin monday. >> they'll realize what a terrific nomination. >> ahead of in the case week's

vote in the house on obamacare replacement. >> president trump deploying vice president pence. >> we are going to have an orderly transition that makes affordable, high-quality insurance affordable for everyone. >> trump made a living on making deals. this is a real test for that ability. >> we have almost 200 bidders to build the wall. i think the wall is going to start very soon. >> gone. >> don't tell peter doocy. clayton: number one spell yesterday. welcome to "fox & friends".

abby: it's black outed. clayton: one day until spring. >> is that it? clayton: yes. sandra: thanks for having me back. clayton: are you going to talk to us? you're coming to "fox & friends", we have the most random stuff. ski ball. we have a world champion player. sandra: i will accept any challenge, you guys. clayton: you buy the plastic frog. so many of them and we get nothing. fox news alert again, once again, third time now white house on lockdown right now as

the secret service questions a suspicion driver who claimed to have a car bomb. >> the most outrageous one was a week ago where the jumper jumped the fence and was in for 15 minutes. loose for 16 minutes, jiggles the doorknob, has a backpack. the president is in the residence. what could have been in the backpack? explosive devices now the day and age do not having big. sandra: some sort of explosive device on board. clayton: images here that sandra is talking about is overnight, that's the car they are investigating. you can see investigators taking

pictures outside of the white house. >> that's 11:00 p.m. plan claims he has a bomb in the vehicle, that's about 12 hours of the middle of the day yesterday when an individual try today jump the bike back on pennsylvania avenue and detained almost immediately and tried to deliver a document to president donald trump. clayton: before all of the newest incidents had said former secret service, sadly i cannot confirm and i can say that the president is safe in the white house any longer. the president at that building is not safe. >> that sounds a little bit over the top but in retrospect when you realize what actually happened in those events, there's a climate, unfortunately. sandra: they are going to discuss to further enhance the security at the white house.

for the time being, after this incident occurred last night at 11:00 p.m., secret services increased posture of readiness. >> what does thes -- the posture look like and whether or not they're prepared to deal with this? clayton: yesterday with spoke with sean duffy. you're seeing the full press from the white house out there promoting obamacare replacement in florida as president trump is about to also hit the trail too and trying to crack the whips to move from no, to a yes. here is president trump on how he plans to do these negotiations. >> well, i think it's going to be never easy. health care is a complex subject.

i have been saying that for a long time. they understand. not complex for the ordinary reason, jesse, you take this group and you make them happy and then they become unhappy. it's back and forth, the answer is, yes, we are going to get something done, i think it's going to be terrific and it's going to be so much better than obamacare which really doesn't exist, because if you allow it to exist another year it's going to implode. if i put together a perfect democrat bill on health care for them to sign, you wouldn't get one vote. it's a pretty bad deal. >> that's a pretty good point he made on watter's world. they have a gathering at palm beach initially came against the bill as most freedom caucus, he was endorsed the club for growth as candidate and the meeting on friday, remember the meeting with the republican study committee, president trump had at the white house this past

week, two freedom caucus members have decide today switch to a yes vote. if vice president can grow on club, block grants to medicaid was the big issue, you can see the vote in favor of the republicans. sandra: by the way, the interview happening at watter's world. how did you sleep last night? clayton: i slept like a baby. sandra: some people are having problem sleeping. sleepless in seattle. donald trump induced insomnia as a result of the blue states that did lose to donald trump, people can't sleep. >> doctors telling them that they are having trouble sleeping because donald trump is in the

white house. >> trump induced anxiety. it's an article in yahoo news. it almost reads like an article from the onion. i had to make sure it was real. they quoted poets, journalists, publicists and screen writers. clayton: this is what the anxiety order looks like, dooms in the day of night, pillow-punching wakefullness in frog sleep. sandra: where in her home she could build fake walls to hide immigrants. >> this one stuck out to me when we were looking at the story. she says spending time -- i can barely read it. she's spending time with plants in her garden, they're very soothing and they help me remember that most living things on the planet don't even know trump exists. sandra: thank you for sharing what keeps you up at night.

what keeps our viewers up at night? >> one more. susan said, i dreamt that i was at dinner, some accused of leaving the memory open door, i shouted at them, i didn't know what the memory was, somehow i think the dream was about trump. she gained the trump 15. what is keeping you up at night? are you like these folks? we would like to hear your nightmares, fears. you can reach out to us this morning. sandra: all right. let's get to your headlines this morning. we begin with fox news alert. a louisiana deputy shot and killed over night of duty, unnamed deputy exchanged fire with a suspect during an investigation at a barber shot,

the gunman also hospitalized with injuries. north korea successfully testing a new rocket engine as rex tillerson was wrapping up first trip to asia. move comes on the heel of a stern warning from the secretary of state o. per the policy of strategic patience has ended. if they elevate the threat of weapon's froom a level that we believe requires action, that option is on the table. sandra: tillerson is heading home to dc this morning. the asian tour included china, japan and south korea. hawaii responding to a department of justice request to have a federal judge loosen his restrictions on the president's latest travel executive order. the state calling the requests substantively lacking and procedurally improper claiming that no circumstances changed to warrant the request.

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sandra: what do we know so far about what happened there? >> the individual was a french citizen of tanasian origin. had a lengthy history and this was a determined person. he sped on his way to his mission. he was pulled over for speeding, shot the police officer, injured her, went onto carjack anotheraf arriving at the airport had actually already held at gunpoint a french soldier and attempt today take away her very powerful automatic weapon. >> we heard a bit about the words that he said, i'm here to die for allah, there will be death. tell me what you know about ideological motives and the environment in france right now in. >> great question, it's scout to discount this as a islamic attack. this is the ideology that islamists use.

i think it's significant that he appears to have had somewhat of a ramshackle plan. he tried to grab the gun of the soldier. i heard that there was a lighter found in his backpack. i haven't been able to verify that yet. this sounds like an individual who was acting with some individual intent, maybe an isis-inspired rather than isis directed but definitely he's following the path of the behavior of most terrorists from radical islam. that's what it seems like. sandra: and doctor, when you look back at the terror attacks that france has seen over just the last two years, the shooting and nies -- nice terror attack, the length -- list is getting lengthy. how is france and the officials there, how are they going to

change their way about going about protecting from these types of attacks specially after this one? >> i think it's important to say that the french authorities did an incredible job apprehending him in minutes. we knew when he had an attack like this, public areas and airports are becoming increasingly lethal for passengers because screening cannot be performed there. within 80 seconds in ft. lauderdale were lost and they saved a lot of lives. they are going to need to engage more human intelligence, more policemen inside airports, we knew this person was back and forth with the authorities, radicalization going on in french prisons as well so multiprong approach. it's something that the authorities cannot do, citizens have to get involved. he also texted family members on the way during this attack, i

screwed up, i shot a policeman. that tells me that there was a community around this operative that had some knowledge of the access. sandra: he lived with family members as well. >> you answered the question i was going to ask so it's a perfect answer, ultimately the community itself has to be policing the activity. >> peter, one thing we have to say, you were mentioning in the last two years, since the attack on the school in france which cost seven lives, children at the jewish school. there's been unprecedented islamic insurgency in france. >> it's no secret how president trump feels about elizabeth warren. >> pocahontas would not be proud of her representative, believe me. >> about possibly facing her in 2020. sandra: it's costing them the business they started from scratch. up next, we will meet two

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uic pavilion that got shut down and while my husband was discussing it online and we drew attention from the left and they outed us as trump supporters and since that point we have been receiving online threats, ratings wars, just called every name in the book online, youtube harassment and recently what we found is that they are actually even talking to other musicians and threatening people that would do business with us who didn't vote for trump. it's kind of a tragic situation. clayton: alexander, you guys sell musical instrument thats that you gather around the world. >> i do a lot of really, really amazing repair work on a lot of exotic instruments. i plan on very much continuing all of that wonderful part of

what we do to serve our community. we have every intention of doing as much as we can to continue all of those -- that kind of process. i teach, i definitely -- >> perform. >> performer, live music, ethnical music. clayton: do people come to the store and say things to you? >> yes is the answer. friends of mine, long-term friends, you know, took the time to come in and say one thing or another. you know, one guy might be very in support but needing to be very quiet and others really, really made me feel like i was becoming more of a liability to them because they couldn't associate and associate my shop to do business simply because of their pure group being so seriously antitrump that, you know, even associating with me

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down in tolerant left chicago. you set up a gofundme page. go fund me.com/music rescue. you poured your entire life savings into this business, we are sorry to hear that this had to happen to you. we are going to link it up on fox andfriends.com. thanks for waking up early with us, we appreciate it. >> clayton, we appreciate you having us. thank you so much. >> coming up on the show another security scare at the white house. the driver claimed to have a car bombed stopped by the secret service, former scrt service agent dan says the president is no longer safe there and he's going to join us live next. a nail salon under fire for charging overweight customers more for pedicures, can you really do that in u.s. attorney already have a new job lined up

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clayton: this is new video overnight. this happened at the white house. that is a car inside allegedly

an explosive device. man pulls up says he has a bomb in the car and police arrest him and now police are going through the car to see if there is in fact, explosives. sandra: we don't have any other details. he's not been released yet. that was a secret service checkpoint at the white house that that car pulled up and said, i have an explosive device on board at which time they immediately deem -- >> deem it a suspicious vehicle. ten hours after there was another individual who attempted to jump a bike rack over to deliver a document. >> we want to bring former secret service agent under president bush and obama, dan, dan, you made headlines last week on the show when you said that you don't believe that the president is safe at the white house. i guess this adds further tinder on your fire. >> yeah, you know, ironically the security plan seems to have worked pretty well the last few days. they had the fence jumper who

made it over the bike racket and the bomb threat this morning. it reminds me a story when i was doing an intown movement, a dc metro cop said to me one time, you know, you always want to be the guy in the security plan the day after there's an attack on the white house because that's when you get all of the assets, so the hope that after the fence b jumping incident when the guy made it on the ground, they made changes, looks like they have, they made good modifications. sandra: clearly the white house is seeing like an international magnet, target by those who want to do harm to this country. esident isay that things need to not safe and secure in the white house, what does secret service need to do to step up their game in. >> yeah, i'm glad you brought that up, sandra. you would think the feedback when you say something like that from agents, hey, dan, dial it down a little bit. that's not what happened. i have multiple texts and emails and facebook messages from agent

friends of mind still working saying, hey, thank gold you brought that up. there's some serious modification that is need to be made at the white house. it wasn't safe. it wasn't intended to be hyperbolic, it was intended for the staff to put pressure on upper secret service management to start listening to personnel, listening to agents and division officers and figure out where the holes are in the plan. their management is stuck back 20 years ago doing the same things they did yesterday and that's why you had an incident like that last week. >> it all sort of feels that it's adding up and give us a sense if that contributes to the vulnerability. >> yeah, you have a few things. that's an appropriate term.

you have the evolving terror threat right now. you have terrorists they figured out a long time they don't need a 9/11 attack. you can cause a lot of damage. soft-target attacks, you have the hyperpartisan political environment with the democratic party that see trumps as unique threat to the republic and you are the threat that's always there of psychological -- people with psychological problems who see the white house as the source of whatever the alabama that is are headed into their heads and causing them to do things, literally, we hear that all of the time. those three things contribute to a dangerous environment in the white house and president trump. clayton: messages from active secret service members, what specifically -- were they giving you specifics where they need to fix things? >> yeah. yeah, a couple of things. they've known for years that the fence is inadequate and the fixes are just -- these are

basic, anticlimb features, clearly that didn't work on the treasury side. what they need is an entire remodeling of the security plan. they don't need a 30-foot concrete wall, but double fencing, increased personnel in the north and south lawn and increasing protection division man pour, some basic threat structural payment, secret service has a pay cap that really no one else has given the hours they worked and it's causing a massive drain -- >> a few additional people in personnel visible doesn't turn it into an armed camp. you can make modifications. sandra: we have to leave it there. thanks for coming on. >> you got it, happy to be here. sandra: manhunt of teen abducted by former teacher. 15-year-old elizabeth thomas is

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>> a high school classroom in texas is being used as prayer room and stirring up controversy. some fear muslim students are getting preferential treatment. he joins us from jers -- jerusalem this morning. apparently the mosque was too far away.

the students requested a pace inside the public school to pray and the school afforded it, what do you think of that decision? >> a prayer room and that exists everywhere across the united states, big employers provide and in airports we have a chapel where people can go pray. it's not necessarily just for muslim students, it's for anybody, anybody of faith that wants to use a room to communicate with their creator. so i think this is hyperbolic in trying to make it about muslim and creating controversy where one doesn't really exist. >> the district say that is students of all faiths can use it but used it mostly exclusively by muslim at 30 minutes a day at 2:00 o'clock. this religious liberty or do you feel that there's a double standard and muslim students are afforded in public schools where christians long ago were not? >> i'm going to surprise you by my answer, i believe that as long as students had equal access to this room it's not a first amendment issue and i

think we really as conservatives need to be careful that we don't pervert the first amendment like liberals do to use it for their own agenda. the first amendment simply says that congress cannot accomplish a state church and coerce people to worship in it. it has nothing to say about nativity scenes or prayer in the public schools and the liberal judges have used the first amendment to try to ban all religious expression, conservatives should have no part of that whatsoever. let me just say -- >> i have to press you on that. of course, it's freedom of religion but for christians, the bible, prayer, any activity during school time or school resources, ten commandants, crosses anything they have been pushed out of the public scare. don't you feel like this is a double standard, they are opening the door to muslim students when christians have been pushed out? >> well, i agree with you

wholeheartedly, we as christians don't have to push down somebody else's religion. we need to fight for the religious freedom of all christians. that's why we are grateful that we have a president like donald trump who is going to appoint judges and justices who interpret the law according to what the constitution actually says and not according to what liberals wish it said and the constitution does not prohibit religious expression in public or in the school. >> of course, i want to end with you, when i was in high school in late 90's, i was part of fellowship of christian athletes, we tried to have access, you can't have access to anything during school, it has to be after school, if you want to have any religion observance, do you acknowledge that there's fear if they don't give a prayer room to muslims when christians long ago had not been afterred the same opportunity? >> well, look, i worked in the george bush administration when they were putting the faith-based initiative from the white house. there was an effort to try to

bring more faith into different aspects of public life and so i agree with the pastor that we need to do more of that to protect people of all faiths because, you know, we are not like europe and some of the other places where there's any kind of faith is looked down upon. we should celebrate faith and making a room available for people of all denominations nominations is probably the best way to go. >> well, interesting to see how this unfolds. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> we are going to hear tomorrow from the texas attorney general ken on "fox & friends", he's the one pressing the issue with concerns that there's a double standard. stick around tomorrow for "fox & friends". coming up a judge is supposed to be impartial but the judge who is blocking president trump's order is anything but. gray christian adams is about to shed light on this judge's past. you really want to hear this. he's supposed to be part of the push to bring back jobs to america, why is apple ceo tim cook in china calling for more globalization and global trade?

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sandra: he promised to bring jobs back to the u.s. and maybe even build a few products here but apple's tim cook can't seem to quit china. cook told the chinese a much different story than we have heard from him saying globalism is great and it's important that china keeps the door open or maybe widens that door. >> is he putting profits ahead of good-paying american jobs? clayton: let's break this all down.

he said he threw away all of the apple products when they pulled out of rnc sponsorship last union. wayne, great to see you this morning. welcome back to the show. this is a tricky thing for tim cook and apple, he was meeting and they are the ones that assemble the iphones in china. he wants them to bring that assembling back to the youths united states and he asked to put together a plan, in fact, may have come with his meetings with donald trump, you don't buy it, though? >> no, i think tim cook is perfectly to run for political office one day and he says one thing in one place and another in another. when he's in the united states he loves globalism and when he is in the united states he wants to brings jobs back to the united states.

he's very liberal, he would not provide free apple products for the republican convention because of his concerns with donald trump and just the usual liberty stuff coming from co's who disregard 62 million strong trump voters and i think they're making a big mistake because if we can mobilize every one of our trump voters, we could put massive pressure on companies like apple. sandra: can i challenge that for a second because -- >> sure. sandra: he has an obligation to shareholders, this is a major publicly traded company and his first obligation is to those shareholders and to provide the biggest returns possible. out saying that he is making decisions for his company based on politics versus profit? >> i would say there's politics in everything everybody does to be honest with you. what i am arguing, by the way, that globalization is not some great word like tim cook says it is. globalization means that we are

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the father of rock and roll, beatles trace their roots to chuck berry. sandra: he inspired so many in the rock and roll world. clayton: can you do that dance? we have the world champion, the world record holder in -- we have march madness on tv. we have clayton dancing. sandra: you're not supposed to shoot for the 100. you go for 50 every time. >> you go for the upper left, upper corner. you miss you don't get anything. you shoot for the 50. sandra: i'm watching the strategy. clayton: i want one of those in my house. sandra: thank you for joining

us, we begin with this fox news alert, a louisiana sheriff's deputy shot and killed overnight, the sobering image of fellow baton rouge officers saluting at the scene. authorities say the unnamed deputy exchanged fire with the suspect during an investigation at a barber barbershop. the gunman is hospitalized with injuries. his condition not yet been released. new details today, officials saying the suspect screamed, i am here to die for allah, there will be death while wrestling a rifle from a soldier. he was quickly shot and killed by two other soldiers, scholar ahmed weighing in on "fox & friends". >> this sounds like an individual that was acting with individual intent, maybe isis inspired rather than isis directed. definitely he's following the path of the behavior of most terrorists from radical islam.

>> french authorities say he was on their watch list as they suspected radicalized muslims. and we are just learning this morning north korea successfully testing a new rocket engine as rex tillerson was wrapping up his first trip to asia. move comes on the heel of a stern warning from the secretary of state. >> policy of strategic patience has ended. if they elevate the threat of their weapon's program to a level that we believe requires action, that option is on the table. sandra: all right, tillerson is heading home to dc this morning. the asian tour included trips to china, japan and south korea to address north korea's escalating nuclear threats. and the world is mourning the father of rock and roll. the one and only chuck berry has passed away. ♪ ♪ ♪ sandra: what a career, berry

rising to fame in the 1950's unleashing popular music for decades to come. police finding berry unresponse i have -- unresponsive in his missouri home. tributes from legendary band. the music has inspired. the eagles joe walsh tweeting rest in peace. we will never forget you. he lid up our teenage years. chuck berry was 90 year's old. clayton: everyone tried to tie their roots on him. the white house on lockdown once again why the secret service is questioning suspicious driver. you can see the gate that pops up and he says i have a bomb in the car, of course, they

immediately arrest him, go through the car and take a look at what's going on. this comes on the heels of another incident earlier in the afternoon. >> that's right, 2 yesterday. at 1:00 o'clock was immediately aprea hennedded. he had a document for president trump who was not there. sandra: we spoke to dan who was former secret service saying that the president and in his opinion is not safe. >> they need an entire remodeling of the security camp, they don't need to make it an arm camp. double fencing, increase in special weapon's personnel. basic structural pavement. the service service has a paveed

cap that nobody else does. they don't have any good people left. they're all leaving. >> the not legitimate president, no one is blaming an individual on the left or otherwise but when you say that you're going to blow up the white house as madonna did and snoop is talking about we can shoot the president, they're not to blame for someone to jump on the outside grounds but all the culture that he's not legitimate and you get folks that are trying to jump, 16 minutes we found out he was on the lawn with a backpack, that's utterly serious. clayton: a door handle to go into the white house. dan is saying, look, he's hearing from secret service buddies, look, we need extra staffing, we need to be able to have the double fence out front. we don't need to make it -- turn it into an armed camp. it didn't need to look like guantanamo bay but significant things that we need to do that they are not doing right now. sandra: finally we are going to

hear from fbi director james comey, he is set to testify publicly in the status of russia investigation on monday, so a lot of questions about what to expect there, what will come out of that but that's one that we have been all waiting for. clayton: press hearing report that is there's nothing here. they can't find any connections. we are hearing that from democrats, we are hearing that from republicans and yesterday -- watch this. thisnancy pelosi and asked the question on russian connection and watch nancy pelosi's response to this question, kind of remarkable, watch. >> you are part of the gain of 8, get access to special level of intelligence and majority of gang of 8 that says there's no evidence of wiretapping, is that the way you see it? >> well, i couldn't -- the public statements of the -- the house intelligence committee

chairman nunes and adam, our ranking member spoke in great clarity on that subject. >> have you seen anything to suggest that there's any connection between anybody who worked in the trump campaign and the russians trying to meddle in the election as you look at this? >> i think that there's a need for us to have an outside investigation, independent commission to see what it is that the russians have on president trump. >> i heard a lot of words there, i'm just not sure what i heard. a very long no. democrats want to find out the collusion with the russians and you're going to have the wiretapping side to find out whether there's evidence on that. clayton: we want to know, at the end of the day what involvement the russians had in our election process with the dnc, we want to know that obviously going forward but when asked that question, she seemed pretty certain, i think that question has been answered. sandra: i'm die to go get to

this one. maxine waters, she's come up with the theory about what all of this is all about. you have to watch this. >> if you take a look at those who are surrounding this president, both inside his administration and his allies and friends outside of the administration, you'll see all of the connections to oil and to russia, when you take a look at the fact that they all want to have the sanctions lifted so that they can drill oil in the arctic and, of course, tillerson is a part of this, he was exceo of exxon and he negotiated the deal with putin. we are going the see who the real patriots are when we unveil this collusion that i believe is there and i think in the final analysis they're going to have to move away from him and we will see that he will be in a position where he will meet the standards and the criteria, the

high crimes and misdemeanors and i maintain that's where impeachment comes in. >> look at the anchor on the left just laughing. >> fought for oil, now it's rex tillerson, esm ceo, russian connections. sandra: all right. >> brightening our morning with theories. thank you. [laughter] >> coming up a judge is supposed to be impartial but the judge who is blocking president trump's immigration order, he's going to be but impartial. you're really going to want to hear this. clayton: congressman booed --

[inaudible] >> so have liberal protestors we will debate it. sandra: it's never easy being a conservative in hollywood. but these days it's so bad after tim alan says he feels like he's living in nazi germany

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>> the judge behind this ruling, obama administration appointee says he still believes that the order is a muslim ban. how impartial is he? >> joining us to shed more light on the judge's past, official jay christian adams. thanks for joining us this morning. all of the time we think of judges are impartial beings that sit on high but they are human beings just like the rest of us with backgrounds and biases. >> most federal judges come to the bench in a more conventional way. normally they are steamed member it was local bar, pract -- practiced for years in the state. he only became a member of the bar association in the state in maryland the year before he was picked. he had only been a member of the bar for essentially a year. he has a background very different than most federal judges. his background is one that's

steep and democrat activism, racial identity politics working for organization that is promote open borders like the massachusetts law reform institute which is a george soros funded organization, if you look at the history in detail, it's race, identity politics and democrat activism. >> help us unpack that a little bit, in your sense then, was the resistance to president trump's trump order, we -- were they cherry-picking. we don't know exactly what happened, but is that how it happens? >> they picked the district court in maryland because if you look at the roster of judges there, they knew they were more likely to get a ruling that they wanted. this is classic left-wing law fair where, you know, first of all you infest the courts with people who don't belief in the rule of law and don't believe in the constitution. this particular judge worked on a law review article criticizing the constitution birthright

citizenship provisions. wanted different ways to get citizenship in the united states. >> the history of public statements continues to provide a convincing case that the purpose of the second executive order remain it is realization of the long envisioned muslim ban. those are not my words, those are the words of the judge. he's pointing to the history of trump's words on the campaign trail. >> yeah, this is a judge by the way who worked on the obama campaign in 2008. he worked for the democrat party right up until his nomination, so he views the world through a political lens i say. of course, they can pick whoever they want and president obama picked this judge. understand this judge used to work in the civil rights division in the justice department where i used to work and the world view of this judge is that he can find racial discriminatory intent with almost anywhere. i have written about this and people think picnics are racially discriminatory in the

civil division where i work. it's not hard when you pick somebody like this. sandra: thanks for joining us this morning. clayton: tomming up in the show donna brazile says it was her job to lie. >> he just got fired a week ago but does attorney bharara has a job lined up? coming up afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine.

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headlines for you. preet bharara can't get enough of the spotlight. bharara who refused president trump's order to resign is helping correspondent position on cnn or cnbc. i don't think that's the nation that we should be living. >> socialism is working great for him. former dnc leader donna brazile finally comes clean immediately she leaked debate questions to the clinton campaign. what's her excuse? >> i'm a strategists and part of what my role was in addition to being a quote, unquote political

pundit was to help advance the cause of justice inequality. you want to make sure that those questions, those topics, that is out there. >> that was thursday and in time magazine on friday she added, my job was to make all our democratic candidates look good and i worked closely with both campaigns to make that happen. sending the emails with the debate questions was a mistake i will forever regret. is the mainstream media really okay with this in here to debate democratic strategists fox news -- >> thanks, pete. >> good morning to you both. let me start with you, lawrence, if you you would. you have admission, yup, she was fudging the debate and yet almost radio silence. >> the mainstream media was on this, they were part of this. why isn't cnn suing her for stealing the questions and giving it to another candidate? i think it's important also to

note, pete, that she did not help both candidates, she was only helping hillary clinton in this race and that was clear. >> richard, she claims she helped both, that somehow the russians didn't release the emails that she sent to the bernie camp, do you believe that, richard or do you believe it was one-sided from donna brazile and they need to admit that? >> listen, i think it was wrong that she leaked questions. bernie camp emails weren't hacked. we are only seeing 50% of the story. >> dnc's were. she's from the beginning -- >> this hack came from the john podesta leak, the john podesta emails. >> and we also saw in dnc emails that she was actively with the entire dnc leadership trying to take out bernie sanders. they wanted him to drop out. >> i don't think we are reading the same emails. the emails show that debbie wasserman schultz was in the

tank for hillary clinton. show me the e-mail because i haven't seen it. >> there were also emails with donna brazile in there talking about bernie needing to get out of the race from the dnc emails. >> which ones, show it to me. >> we know the democratic leadership tried to take out bernie sanders, it's clear, you guys should really start getting in line with your base because your base is fully aware of it and they were upset about it. >> i agree with you there. i think the base really found that to be problematic. i said donna brazile said wasn't indicted in the emails, debbie wasserman schultz was and dona was not. let me finish. what we are concerned is a party with our new party chair and deputy chair making sure that we fix donald trump's backward budget. >> here we go. >> not about these emails because it's over. you guys won the election fair and scare, we are moving on and we will see you in 2018.

>> no you're not moving on. you are using the same tactics, making everything about emotions, making everything about sex. she even accused megan kelly when -- she accused megan kelly when she was at fox about attacking her as a christian knowing good and well that she leaked those questions to hillary clinton. [inaudible] >> she only admitted that months later. what's the status of donna brazile? at this point she did not expose the fact that she put her hand on the scale? >> she has. donna brazile is not the chair of the democratic party, she's a former chair of the party. she admitted wrongdoing, we need to move on. the bernie people have accepted her apology, we are forming a new party and we are moving on. what's more important and what's at the op of the headlines that donald trump wants to make sure 1.6 million people don't have

afterschool care. [laughter] >> please. >> ly give you the last word real quick. >> pete, t important to know that these people do this all of the time. >> who are these people? >> harry reid did it. >> who are these people? >> said it worked. so what happened with donald trump -- the american didn't buy it, you guys, the democratic party. >> richard, character assassination is a great place to start. we will leave it right there. richard fowler and lawence, appreciate it. tim alan taking on his liberal friends. >> you don't believe what everybody believes it's like 30's germany. i don't know what happens. >> more from the actor about the hollywood backlash he's now receiving. are you staying up late tossing and turning suffering from nightmares and bing eating because donald trump is president of the united states?

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>> welcome back to "fox & friends" on this sunday morning. if you had trouble sleeping last night, if you had insomnia and got up in the middle of the night we probably know what the problem was. you worried about donald trump being president. it's true. a new story in yahoo news this morning points out donald trump induced insomnia. >> i thought it was fake news. trump induced anxiety disorder and apparently among liberals it's ramped. sandra: are you having a hard time sleeping? share your stories. sleepless in seattle, first

there's fake news and now fake diagnosis, okay, then. >> we have ski ball machines going on in the corner too. my advice to getting better sleep is do something more production than complain, whining. clayton: whining is my least favorite part of the world. patricia e-mail, i know your pain, i went through this 8 years of obama's reign. thanks to donald trump i'm sleeping like a baby now. >> how do we analyze it, it's about trump. they can't sleep. all trump's fault. clayton: this is yahoo's news. no wonder yahoo is in trouble. [laughter] sandra: all right. clayton: send us in your dreams. sandra: keep them clean.

all right. liberals slamming republican congress for supporting the military. boos coming from hundreds of liberal activists near a town hall near detroit where representative was trying to speak. and antitrump billboard in downtown phoenix stirring massive controversy. it appears to show our president with dollar signs designed like nazi imagery, the brains behind the project karen, a liberal artist from arizona. the worst part, some media outlets appear to be giving her sympathy, usa today said she said part of the reason a gally that supports the arts community in phoenix commissioned her to do the pieces because they knew she didn't have a problem

speaking off, there's no indication that the billboard will come down any time soon. and meantime actor tim alan calling out liberal hollywood, comparing it to nazi germany. >> you have to be real careful around here. you get beat up. you don't believe what everybody believes it's like 30's germany. i don't know what happens. sandra: on jimmy kimmel last night. how different it is working with fellow actors who don't have the same political views, difficult, maybe. talk about for better or for worst, a proposal goes terribly wrong when a newly engaged couple has to be airlifted off a mountain in arizona. his fiance accepting and then suddenly feeling faint. >> it didn't know exactly as plan but it was quite the experience and i wouldn't change for everything. >> it's a good story.

sandra: at least it had a good ending, both were treated for dehydration and will be just fine. those are your headlines this morning and let's go to adam, i see the sun is finally making its debut. >> this is how i do my forecast from now on. i decide -- 10-degrees. 10-degrees somewhere today. that's how i have been doing my forecast. 10%. that is science. howie: we figure these things out. here are the temperatures, though. warming up a lot in the center of the country. still feeling like winter in the northeast and the mid atlantic, still cold. there's some rain, a little bit of a wintery mix in the dc area, that's going to be lingering through the morning hours and clearing out throughout the rest of the day. for most of the country sunday is looking like a good day. i was really bad. i was thinking about forecast, really complicated. clayton: we have roy hinojosa.

he's wearing the creme jacket. nice to see you. >> thanks for having me. >> i won. clayton: you have a master of ski ball, how did you fall in love with ski ball and why did you decide in. >> yeah, yeah. the story goes my wife and i at the time we were just dating and all of our friends were moving out of austin, texas, we need today join something and we heard about the skee-ball league and history was made. >> i could join a skee-ball league and -- >> i was terrible at it. horrible. >> show us some of the skills? >> yeah. >> what is this called, fbi way? >> the lane. >> where do you want to aim? >> sure. those are high risk but the way the motto is find the 40.

the best chance you can get for a good score. if you miss it you might go 30 -- >> you can go to the hundred. >> you live by the hundo and you die by the hundo. [laughter] >> i put my leg against the lane and you try to find the 40. you try to find it. sandra: nice. >> there it is. sandra: impressive. i did also read that you don't want to hold it in the palm, hold it in the fingertips. >> yeah. sandra: find the 40. clayton: how many tickets -- do you go to chuckee cheese all of the time? sandra: it's hard. >> we had to buy a bunch of stuff, big stuffed animals for bar, they took me over there and we won like 4 or 5 of those

things. here you go. >> we need more quarters over here. >> there's quarters here. [laughter] >> that's not bad. clayton: how many other players have you -- >> go. >> live by the hundo. sandra: nice. >> hundred. sandra: clayton has done this before. >> wow. come on. you're going down. >> that's a good scores. >> get a right angle.

that's what it's called. [inaudible] sandra: we have to go. >> you're going to stick with us. sandra: we have to do this again. you are good. >> i was not good. when was the last time you cried and why? can you pass the ceo's snow flake test? find out next. >> the new go-to word in washington. >> what does compassion actually mean? father john is here to discuss next. let me get another quarter. >> sure. sandra: father johnson

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sandra: all right, quick headlines for you. a michigan teen wins big and he's sharing the wealth. the 19-year-old hitting the jackpot on this scratch-off game. he's keeping 5 grand for himself and giving the rest to his parents. lawmakers in one oregon county propose to go build tinny homes in people's backyard to rent them out with families with children on the street. the homeowners will pay nothing for the construction and instead will become landlords. those are your headlines this morning. pete: compassion, that's the go-to word in washington.

>> dignity, compassion, honesty. >> the effective compassion and empathy americans have shown. >> one of the most compassionate things we can do. clayton: do politicians know what come page actually means? sandra: father jonathan morris. so, father, what does it mean? >> latin class, to suffer with. empathy is not a bad explanation. suffer along with somebody who is suffering, accompany somebody in their suffering, that's always a good thing. you don't have any compassion, well, you're a psychopath, okay. here is the most important thing, is that compassion is not the only value and it's not necessarily on the highest level of the hierarchy of values, so that's why we need politicians to say, okay, yes, it would be a compassionate thing, for example, to have meals on wheels helping the elderly who might not have a hot meal. it's not the only value, therefore we have to line that

up with other values, for example, into the good use of money. i don't know if wheels on -- meals on wheels is efficient. maybe it is. it's a great idea. that's why politicians have to make tough decisions. clayton: help us out. you have the left saying we are come page because we spend more, spend more. you have mick mulvaney, what about come page to the taxpayer. what's the take on both sides doing -- using that? >> dad, i need another 50 bucks, you have to as a parent you have to say i know that you're suffering, you don't have that perfect pair of shoes that you would like but there are other values as well. you can be compassionate and say no. that's the question. that's why we need men and women to make those positions. clayton: you know how difficult

that is. you are being pulled from special interests. the ability to say no it's not easy. >> once you start giving away free stuff it's hard to take it back. pete: is it compassionate when you're giving away someone else's money? >> sometimes we need safety nets, that's why government policy should be compassionate. yet, we have to make judgments, how much are we giving away from somebody else's money, can we take care of people who can't so. should we be giving people free stuff that they are depending on and consider to deserve without using all of the hard work and energy and talents that god so -- sandra: father, would you say more or less are using this word appropriately in washington? >> i'm glad that people are talking about come page, but i think that we also have to be wise and we have -- when people use the word, we have to call them to it. should we give away everything,

probably not. clayton: i can also confirm that you're a good skee-ball player. [laughter] clayton: father, great to see you. sandra: it was president trump's biggest campaign promise. >> impenetrable, tall, beautiful southern border wall. sandra: now we are finding out what exactly the wall may look like. details ahead. pete: one company is taking on liberal snow flakes. >> you realize that this is earned by this and you will never be able to actually survive in the working world. [laughter] pete: that video now going viral, the ceo behind the knowflake survey. >> love it c'mon in, pop pop!

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[laughter] clayton: a marketing company releasing this video and it's taking on snowflakes. >> you champions of character, you eighth place trophy holders, until you realized that this is earned by this, then you will never be able to actually survive in the working world. sandra: wow. this company video getting nearly 5 million views as resumes coming in of students

desperately wanting to work there. pete: silent partner marketing joins us now to explain, i have to admit it, i absolutely love this and the test. for new applicants you give them a snowflake test in. >> absolutely. pete: why did you decide to do is this? >> we started going through the interview process and many people didn't realize what we did or how much our values are and how we operated and i needed a people to filter themselves before. sandra: this is a way to do it. when was the last time you cried and why? why does america mean to you? clayton: i'm curious about this one. >> i want people that have sense

of humanity and have a sense of come page but i also want people to be able to justify their answers on this test. so it's not even so much about the answers, it's how they take a stand and how they're willing to back that. pete: what does privilege mean to you? is that because you were getting millennial workers that felt entitled? >> people wanted a hundred thousand dollars a year, people wanted everything handed to them. sandra: some of the questions, i know we were giggling about the crying one, how do you feel about guns, can you give us an example somebody would say to that question that would indicate to you they're a snowflake? >> people who are afraid of guns probably aren't going to work well considering that we do work with guns an filming with guns, we are not a safe space for them. pete: you will on a regular basis be exposed to vulgar

language and political perspectives that you may or may not agree with, too damn bad, the ceo is a conservative and damn proud of it. did you run into employees who said i don't like your politics and codify it? >> 60% of our staff leans to the left anyway. clayton: have you gotten any pushback? >> since this thing exploded, we had more than 10,000 emails, 5,000 applicants. we had internet trolls give us one-star reviews and npr calling boycott of my business. [laughter] sandra: thank you. clayton: how is the white house respond to go latest security scare? we are live at mar-a-lago at the top of the hour. pete: irish americans demanding apology from paul ryan.

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♪ all the boys think she's a spy, ♪ ♪ she's got bette davis eyes . clayton: white house on lock down now as secret service questions a suspicious driver who claimed to have a car bomb. secret service agents drawing guns. someone jumped over a bike rack and jumped over the fence. clayton: they don't make make it an armed camp, they don't need a 22 foot concrete wall. clayton: the white house made it clear that it plans -- clayton: this is insanity, some left wing cuckoo bird who happens to have a judge ship who's making a ruling that's insane. clayton: nomination hearings for neil gorsuch to begin monday. clayton: i will use every tool

available including the filibuster to oppose him. >> once the american public sees judge gorsuch up there testifying they'll realize what a terrific nomination. >> republican leaders facing a make-or-break moment now ahead of next week's expected vote in the house on their obamacare replacement plan. >> president trump deploying vice president pence to help gain more support for health care reform. >> gonna be so much better than obamacare. >> trump made his living on making deals. this is a real test of that ability. >> the passing of a legend, one of the pioneers of rock 'n' roll chuck berry has passed away. ♪ in the name of love . pete: that my friends is a flat guinness. speaker of the house paul ryan getting hammered by the irish for drinking that flat guinness. we have a guinness ambassador here with us this morning showing us how to properly pour a beer, even cory lewandowski

agrees. pete. sandra: you could stop halfway. pete: he knows what he's doing. you know why he knows what he's doing. a nice froth on top. sandra: that's gonna be good. pete: he knows what he's doing because he's already poured me one. sandra: it is eight o'clock in the morning. pete: i'm just smelling it but it's nine o'clock somewhere. sandra: he truly has not taken a sip. he's just enjoying it. pete: 30 minutes from now we're gonna be doing this properly. sandra. pete: we got a fox news alert we want to get to because the white house on lockdown once again as the secret service is questioning a suspicious driver. this car pulled up a security checkpoint there, secret service at the white house, and told the guard tower there that, "hey, i've got an explosive device in the car." he's being questioned. he was hauled off. this was the third scare in just a week now. sandra: new video overnight as you pointed out. we really don't have any sound yet. we haven't learned anything about the person that drove up in that car other than that, he

is detained right now, he was immediately taken away and he is being questioned, but the second incident in a week here. clayton: the third incident in the week. part of the reason this is so significant because earlier in the day another person tried to jump the bike rack and get in on pennsylvania avenue claiming to go on and get a document to the president. of course as we've talked about quite a bit is the other guy that jumped the fence was inside the white house grounds for 16 minutes. that becomes a pretty big store. pete: kristen fisher is down at mar-a-lago. have we heard anything from the white house yet on these security scares? >> no response from the white house just yet. typically in the events like they they just like to refer us over to the secret service and that's exactly what's happened in this case. this is a big deal because now we're talking about the third big security scare at the white house in just one week, and this is latest one happened around 11 o'clock last night. someone driving a vehicle pulled up to a secret service security

checkpoint and then, according to a law enforcement official, told the secret service officers that were there that he had a bomb, that he had some kind of explosive device inside that vehicle. well, of course, that person was taken into custody, the vehicle was then searched and declared suspicious, and really the only official comment that we've gotten is from the secret service, and i want to show it to you guys right now. it reads "in accordance with proper protocols, secret service personnel increased the posture of readiness due to the fact that this is an ongoing criminal investigation, the secret service will not provide any further details at this time." if you look at the big picture here and take it all into context yesterday before this car incident somebody jumped the bike racks and then tried to get to the fence and these are the smaller bike racks before the fence. nobody was hurt. no big deal there. but then exactly one week ago you had somebody actually jump the white house fence and was on white house grounds for about 16 minutes, made it all the way to

the south port i can owe entrance before they were caug t caught. a massive security breach. you add it all up, it adds to a trouble security posture at the white house. let's talk a little bit about what president trump is going to do today. actually first yesterday, want to bring you up to speed because yesterday president trump had a phone call with the president of brazil. he also met with his national security desire, lieutenant general h. r. mcmaster about the north korean security threat. this coming right after north korea test fired that new high performance rocket engine, so that's why clearly the two had this meeting last night. and then today, you had president trump calling the president of chile and then he's gonna be leaving the winter white house, heading back to the real white house. and guys, there's one more big thing happening with president trump, and that is tomorrow is

his son, barron trump's birthd y birthday. happy birthday to him. clayton: it's gonna be a very busy week for the president and the vice president because they're trying to get support right now from the house members who were "no" votes on the repeal and replacement of obamacare. call it ryancare, call it trum trumpcare and so the vice president is out and the president now cracking the whip trying to get these guys from "no" to "yes." pete: they're anticipating a vote late this week maybe thursday, so you've got until thursday to get a majority in the house to pass this bill. you've got all democrats against it. that's a given at this point in time. they're not gonna vote for it. you've gotta get this freedom caucus members. a meeting the president had on friday in the white house, two freedom caucus may have come over in support of the bill because of some modifications, so a little bit of give-and-take going on. mike pence was in florida at the club for growth in palm beach. here's a guy very conservative trying to get them on board. sandra: as we know the president has thrown his full support behind this.

he's been out there selling it, and, as we know, he was up for negotiations. he went on with jesse watters last night in an interview and said this. >> well, i think it's going to be never easy. you know, health care is a very complex subject. i've been saying that for a long time. now people are agreeing with me, they understand. and not complex for the ordinary reason, jesse. it's complex because you take this group and you have to make them happy and they become unhappy. now you make them happy and they become -- so it's back and for h forth. the answer is yes, we're gonna get something done. i think it's gonna be terrific, and it's gonna be so much better than obamacare, which really doesn't exist because if you allow it to exist for another year, it's gonna implode. but if i put together a perfect democrat bill on health care or anything else for them to sign, you wouldn't get one vote. pete: this is arm twisting, the art of the deal, this is the moment, right? you've got camps entrenched that want changes. you can only make some changes that will make other people unhappy. this is what he sort of came to

washington to do, to make a deal like this. sandra: it's been a major test in his very young presidency so there. earlier we talked about this new anxiety disorder that's sweeping the nation. it's a huge problem right now in blue states, particularly out in washington state. yahoo news has a new story out this morning talking about the trump anxiety disorder, people claiming that they have insomnia they're losing sleep, they're waking up and worried and discouraged, overeating, grabs bags of chips in the middle of the night because president trump is in office. you have to read this, it was yahoo news, i thought it was fake news, i thought it was the onion. this is part of what the article has to say about this anxiety disorder. says it looms largest in the dead of the night, say dozens across the country who described their pillow punching wakefu wakefulness. is wakefulness a word? i didn't know that. and fraught sleep. pete: dep are a skullnik, she says "is spending time with

plants in their new garden, they're very smoothing and help me remember that most living things on the planet gonna trump exists." >> susan rogers, a poet, by the way, and attorney in california is hurtling through space with no direction on a plane that she discovers with horror has no pilot. pete: hurling through space with no pilot. and suzanna said i dreamt i was at a determine, somebody left the memory door open, and that was illegal, i shouted at them. i don't even know what the memory door is, so how could i have left it open? i did not leave the memory door open. somehow i think it was all about trump. just whispering it because it's like a dream. a journalist spent time putting this news story together? wonder why yahoo is in trouble? bruce e-mailed us this morning, this, "i can't relate to their sleeping problem. i've been sleeping better than i have in eight years." amen. sandra: john e-mailed "can i use

trump insomnia as an excuse to get out of work." >> you might be able to to. we've got one more. susan e-mailed, i don't have insomnia but i'm tired of all the negative people creating a stir. imagine if they it put one-tenth of that energy into bettering the country. continue e-mailing us. are you sleeping worse, sleeping better, or if you put on the trump 15. clayton: yeah, i put on some extra weight because of trump. pete: he america put up 15 more pounds of muscle. sandra: now is a good time for headlines. we begin with this, the fox news alert. a louisiana sheriff department shot overnight. baton rouge officers saluting at the seen. the unnamed deputy exchanged fire with a suspect during an investigation at a barbershop. the gunman has injuries.

in the attack at paris' second largest airport. the suspect screamed "i am here to die for allah. there will be deaths" while wrestling a rifle from a shoulder. he was quickly shot and killed by two other soldiers. muslim scholar be doctor qanta ahmed weighing in on "fox & friends." clayton: this sounds like an individual who was acting with some individual with intent, maybe an isis-inspired rather than isis-directed but definitely he's following the path of the behavior of most terrorists from radical islam. sandra: french authorities say he was on their watch list as a suspected radicalized muslim. president trump reviewing his requirements for the border wall, and is saying true to campaign promises. >> an impenetrable physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall. sandra: the white house plan calling for a 30-foot high border wall that looks good from

the u.s. side and is difficult to climb or cut through. proposals are due to the government by march 29th. and the world is mourning the father of rock 'n' roll this morning, the one and only chuck berry has passed away. ♪ rock 'n' roll music ♪ any old way you choose it ♪ in a backseat you can do this ♪ any old line you use it ♪ gotta be rock 'n' roll music ♪ if you want to dance with me. sandra: berry rising to fame in the 1950s, unleashing a string of hits of popular music for decades to come. police found him unresponsive in his missouri home on saturday. no cause on the cause of death. pouring in from legendary bands his music inspired over the years, the rolling stones' keith richards tweeting "one of my big lights has gone out." and huey lewis, "chuck berry one

of the most important people in all of rock 'n' roll. his music and influence will last forever." he was 90 years old. clayton: our connection to it, back to the future of course, michael j. fox playing johnny b. goode, and in the movie, remember he was the judge in the talent show, he put the glasses on and was playing the loud music? hm-hm, too loud. coming up, is passing health care do or die for the rest of president trump's legislative agenda? chris wallace is on deck to react. pete: and, oh, the agony of march madness. meet the newest star for the first time ncaa tournament. i feel for him. i think i've done that. ♪ everybody hurts ♪ comfort in a friend ♪ everybody hurts

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♪ >> health care is a very complex subject because you take this group and you have to make them happy, and they become unhappy. now you make them happy and they become -- so it's back and for h forth. the answer yes, we're gonna get something done. i think it's gonna be terrific and it's gonna be so much better than obamacare. clayton: that was trump president trump last night on water's world. the president assuring america that the obama replacement is coming together, so what can we expect next? here to weigh in fox news sunday anchor chris wallace. chris, thanks for joining us. a lot of arm twisting going on right now in both florida and washington on friday of last week. big week ahead for this administration. chart the course for us. where does it go on obamacare?

>> there's some arm twisting but also some caving that's going n on. remember there was this phrase " "binary choice" that house speaker ryan kept using, meaning in effect you're gonna either take our bill or you're gonna have to live with obamacare as it exists and as it is falling apart. that didn't work. they're gonna have to make changes. what you're gonna see this week is a manager's amendment which is several caves by the house republican leaders particularly on medicaid. there's talk now about a work requirement. any able-bodied person receiving medicaid would have to work in return for getting those benefits to try to pick up some conservative votes. if they get enough votes, this is gonna go to the house floor and we'll get a vote on thursday maybe into friday morning to pass it and send it off to the senate where there will have to be more changes. >> do you think they're gonna get the votes, chris? >> i don't know. i will say this. they are not gonna bring it up for a vote unless they sure they

have the votes. i guess in the end i do think they will maybe less for policy reasons than political reasons. by that, i mean, look, every republican that ran for election this past year ran on repealing and replacinging obamacare. president trump ran on repealing and replacinging obamacare. with a republican maternal in the house and a republican in the white house, if they don't pace this, it's really gonna be, well, president trump has said it would be a bloodbath for republicans in the 2018 midter s midterms. sandra: but if this does happen, does he get credit for it? >> oh, yeah. look, winning is winning. losing is losing. and that's one of the big points here. for the president to lose on his first big legislative initiative for paul ryan to lose on his first legislative initiative would be disastrous. >> you'll be asking him this question. you've got paul ryan at the center, chief among them what tweaks are being made to bring on those freedom caucus members? >> have you been looking at my

questions. pete: no, sorry. >> yeah, that's exactly right. we're gonna be talk about, is it coming for a vote thursday? what are the changes they're gonna make? we'll also talk about the budget which is very controversial. of course, big increases in defense spending but also some sizable decreases in domestic programs like the national institutes of health. we'll talk about all of that. pete: i know you're also gonna ask him about that flat guinness that he drank, too. quite controversial. we're gonna show him. clayton: chris wallace would not drink a flat guinness. he knows better than that. chris great to see you this morning. >> by, guys. pete: coming up. it's no secret president trump doesn't like elizabeth warren. so why does he think running against her in 2020 would be easy? >> chicago one of america's deadliest cities. so can a man convicted of murder change any of that? that man will join us. sandra: a brand-new take on a tale as old as time. is the new "beauty and the bea t

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. pete: welcome back. some quick headlines. happening tomorrow in dc. fbi director james comey testifying before the house intelligence committee, to answer questions about alleged russian interference in the 2016 election as well as the president's wiretap claims. and president trump seeks to fill a vacant supreme court judge neil gorsuch will begin his confirmation hearings tomorrow. democrats are expected to put up a strong fight against his confirmation. let's talk movies now. clayton: disney is bringing a classic back to life.

>> you were waiting for this segment all morning. back on screen. we're taking away your phone again. watch this. >> bonjour. >> bonjour. ♪ there goes the baker with the ♪ every morning is just the same ♪ since the morning that we came ♪ a small, provincial town. sandra: thanks. fox news contributor founder of nerdcures.com, here with his review. they are at boulangerie getting their bread and this was my childhood's favorite the animated version. how is this version? >> i cannot believe i'm actually live from south by southwest here in austin. this is so cool to be here at this festival. i was here for a movie called "life" interviewing ryan reynolds and jake gyllenhaal, going back to your fill the '91 classic is amazing.

disney's had so much discuss with these live action remakes. i loved the jungle book remake, i loved cinderella, and i'm gonna get to what i didn't like about this film shortly, but what i loved about this movie is dan stevens as the beast. he is absolutely brilliant. and here's why. when you're watching the film, the beast is done through computer graphics, but there's actually a person behind that g cgi character doing the work. so on set when emma watson's crossing the beat, he's standing there on 10-inch stilts with a 40-pound body suit with dots all over his body and then they recreate the character from that performance. they also do facial capture. but even more impressive is he actually drops his voice to become the beast. there are some effects there, but watch how he changes his voice and his facial expressio s expressions. watch this. >> what would a guy who's very vain who is suddenly being cursed with this look and given like these hideous teeth. if you try and hide them, your mouth ends up going quite down.

on top of which he's a very, very grumpy character so your mouth gets longer, the larynx gets stretched, this voice comes out that's very much deeper and he's sort of speaking from the bottom of his body. he's also a big guy. you know, there's a lot of resonance there. >> it's amazing how he does th t that. it really is. and also this is very similar to how andy circus did gollum in lord of the rings and king kong, planet of the apes, he's guessing. i love luke evans in the film. he's born to play gaston. gad is great at le fou. emma watson was fantastic in the harry potter films. i don't think she's a strong enough singer for this part. these songs are amazing. and i think that every actor has the right to play any role they want, but there are certain songs that just don't do well, and i think that they're amazing lyrics and amazing moments in this film that could have been

better with a possible stronger singer, so just overall that to me led to the idea that i didn't feel the connection between the best and belle. i was more focused on the supporting mcgregor, emma thompson is mrs. potts, that stuff is amazing. i gave the film a 3 out of 5. to me it's not as great as the original. it still works, it's beautiful to look at. i just hoped for a stronger performer in that role. and, by the way, to show you how much is movie's meant to me over the years, sandra, this movie has meant so much to me as well because my mom and i danced to "beauty and the beast" at my wedding back in october so a couple of weeks ago i sat down with the composer who wrote the music for that film, alan mankin and an hour beforehand i was told he had a piano, told my mom to be by her phone, she had no idea, and then this moment happened. watch this. ♪ as old as time

♪ barely even friends and somebody bends unexpectedly ♪ just a little change ♪ neither one prepared ♪ beauty and... jill. >> oh, jill, don't cry. >> oh, gosh, that was our moth r mother-son wedding dance song. >> i know, he told me. >> the power of facetime. very, very cool. >> how close is this film to the original? if you loved the original, is it true to it? >> that's the interesting part is the original was i think a little under an hour and a half. this new one is a little above two hours, and oddly enough the original feels a little more compact and really easygoing. this one actually feels a little bit long at times. it definitely shot for shot they have a lot of dance sequences. he actually danced on the stil s

stilts. very cool. >> enjoy south by southwest, lots of great films down there. kevin, great to see you. it's no secret how president trump feels about elizabeth warren. >> pocahontas would not be proud of her as her representative, believe me. >> i think he's probably gonna run against you. >> wait 'til you see what he told jesse watters about facing her in 2020. >> irish americans asking for an apology from speaker paul ryan for this appalling act, drinking a flat pint of guinness. pete: how dare he. sandra: belief. we're gonna show the speaker how to pour the perfect pint. right here in the studio next. ♪ [irish music] ♪ ♪ what we do every night is like something out of a strange dream except that the next morning it all makes sense.

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♪ [irish music] >> cheers, everybody. it's the badly poured guinness that prompted an international outcry. that's what prompted. irish americans demanding an apology from house speaker paul ryan for drinking a flat pint of guinness. >> we just could not let that stand so here toly show us how to pour the perfect pint is guinness ambassador doug knoll m marnell. first of all, what did he do wrong? >> it looked like that pint, poured two days in advance. guinness is a two-part pour, not a two-day pour. i don't think he poured that beer himself.

i think that was given to him. i'm gonna show you the perfect way to do it so that -- yeah, as you're already enjoying the fruits of my labor, actually. >> you rolled out these new glasses, too, to get extra delicious flavor. >> well, yeah, basically this is called a tulip shaped glass. this official design is a gravity glass and this is designed perfectly. you see that foam at the top? this is nitro glass. pete: show us the pour. >> you're gonna aim the top of the gold harp and pour down. don't need to harp on it, but that's just the way it is. when you pour it down you should hear that hissing noise. you hear that hissing noise. clayton: the nitrogen? >> yes. this is the point to stop at. pete: right there. right at the harp again. >> absolutely. pete: how long, because it's rushing all down, looks like chocolate. gonna let it settle for a few seconds, correct?

>> correct. pete: how many seconds? >> the whole pour should take 119.4 seconds. pete: science is exact -- why so long? >> because when you're on the nitro glass, it's a thing of beauty. you were talking about about beauty and the beast, but we always like to raise it up for a lion king moment, settling for that perfect hero shot. pete: then you go back for the final pour? >> yes. you'll see once the beer is dark ulee the head is much thicker, bring it back, the second time around what you'll do is push the top away. it comes out slower, and this time not adding in the nitro glass. clayton: waiting is the hardest part. >> good things come to those who wait. you volunteered to take this one here, right. pete: can i try it? >> absolutely. would you like to have a go. clayton: give it a try, pete. >> all the way down towards you. pete: all the way down. i can hear it. whoa. >> you hear the hissing? so you got the nitrous can back there in the back. you guys just came out with a

new ipa. >> guinness nitro ipa, exact same gas mix, the head on the top, and five different varieties to give it a nice flavor. pete: how does one become a guinness ambassador? >> years of training. thank you so much. pete: cheers. >> pleasure. clayton: i'm gonna finish the power. pete: how do you say slante? >> s-l-a-i-t-e. pete: celtic. sandra, we're sorry. we'll be over here. we'll pour you one. sandra: remember me when you come back. you guys are having way too much fun over. just hours ago, hawaii refusing the department of justice's request to have a federal judge loosen his restrictions on the president's latest travel executive order. the state calling the request substantively lacking.

former doj official j. christian adams weighing in earlier on the democrats' resistance. >> this is classic left-wing lawfare where, you know, first of all, you infest the courts with people who don't believe in the rule of law, who don't believe in the constitution i. sandra: no word on when the judge will rule on that doj request. president trump not shying away about his feelings about possibly facing elizabeth warren in 2020. >> i think she'd lose so badly. pocahontas would not be proud of her as her representative, believe me. >> i think she's probably gonna run against you, elizabeth warren. >> i hope so. that would be a dream come true. sandra: remember, warren campaigned hard for hillary clinton last year earning her the nickname pocahontas from president trump. more winning for trump supporters. a federal judge has given them the go-ahead to pursue a lawsuit against the city of san jose. 14 trump supporters accusing city police for not protecting them during a campaign rally in june. they claim san jose officers intentionally steered them into

an angry mob of protesters and then stood by and did nothing as the liberal mob attacked. police say there were nearly 50 assaults. all right, a massive bracket buster, number one villanova won't repeat as ncaa champion. >> wisconsin will go to new york city. sandra: wisconsin pulling the upset victory 65-62, sending the 1 seed home and number 3 florida state couldn't handle the xavier musketeers getting pounded 91- 1 91-61. and finally this young northwestern fan becoming an internet sensation as he went on an emotional roller coaster captured by tv cameras. social media going wild over his reaction to his beloved wildcats losing to gonzaga. all right. and those are your headlines this morning. are you guys still enjoying those brew?

>> we're in the "fox & friends" pub. sandra: okay, there they are. looking good, guys guys.. pete: chris is enjoying one on camera. sandra: at least somebody's thinking of me. thanks. all right. coming up, a nail salon under fire for charging overweight customers for more pedicures. curl do that? plus the left has gone wild in their hate for president trump were protests to snoop dogg pulling out a gun and taking a m aim. is it all helping the approximate the? our next guest says yes and explains. ♪ that you want me to ♪ i can't go for that, no, no, ♪ no can do ♪ i can't go for that, no, no, y california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever?

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is opening in san francisco this fall. power plant fitness encourages clients to either bring their own cannabis or they can he read he hadibles through the gym's delivery service. this is a separate story. maybe i'm high while reading this news. i'm not. i can assure you. having chances of having a heart attack just quadrupled? a new study suggests users are four times more likely to suffer from a heart related sickness if they use cannabis. until now most concerns concerning pot were how it affects mental health. sandra smith, clayton, over to you. sandra: will the left-wing resistance not giving up on its goal to take down the presiden . president.. clayton: unity in resistance is our theme. clayton: what the president did was unconstitutional and indeed, in my view, immoral. clayton: we want to celebrate our resistance.

clayton: this president doesn't know how to conduct himself. clayton: i just, i feel like, you know, we gotta stand up and do something about it. clayton: and fight back. clayton: and fight back, exact y exactly. clayton: but our next guest argues this movement is already on its way out and only made the president stronger. here to explain is town hall columnist kurt schlichter. you wrote a piece for townhall on this left-wing movement basically destroying itself. how do you mean? >> oh. well, just look at the footage that you just showed. this is a liberal clown car of weirdos, losers, and mutations coming up against donald trump, a guy who's gone out to the heartland, shook the hands of working people, and got there -- look at these people, for god's sake. who wants to be with these people? the only thing that's missing here is the genital beanies. wait a minute, i think i see a few. there they are. how does this appeal to normal americans? how does this make you say, "yeah, i want a part of this."

no. sandra: and, curt, you do reference the media in your write-up of this and your analysis of this, and you said no one's listening, no one's caring you said the nancy pelo i pelosis and chuck schumer is can do this all they want, no one's watching. >> it's a clown show. look what rachel maddow did in a geraldo's vault of a story about "the taxes." she built it up, she builds it up, she builds it up and there's nothing, and there keeps being nothing. look at this. russians. what about russians? where's the beef, as they used to say? there isn't any. clayton: what about we were showing some of the women in those women's marches saying the millions of women who marshaled their forces coming out saying they want to stand up for women's rights and specifically things like planned parenthood and other choices. what do you say to that? >> well, look, it's really hard to turn out a whole bunch of

liberal women in a place like washington, dc, that went 94% for hillary. great job. that really proves something. let's see you do it out in the heartland of america. let's see you do it out in the rust belt, out in michigan, where people are hurting, where barack obama ignored them for eight years. go out to a vfw hall, pennsylvania, where you have vets who haven't been getting the care they needed. see if they're excited about this nonsense. the fact is there aren't. sandra: going back to the point of your piece, you're saying all this disruption, all this protesting, all this noise is basically giving the president cover in these early days to actually get some work done? >> it absolutely is. look, donald trump's not being a general patton. he's not doing big, sweeping movements. he's grinding out the wins like a ulysses s. grant. win after win after win. we have neil gorsuch. he's going to get confirmed. we have jeff sessions in there. he's gonna clean up the d.o.j. we have scott pruitt.

he's gonna get rid of these regulations that are strangling businesses at the epa. day after day, donald trump's side gets stronger. day after day the liberal side gets weaker, as more people get appointed, as more democrat parasites get kicked out of their jobs, it's win after win after win. it's a slow process. it's grinding them down. but donald trump's side is winning. pete: all right, curt. the piece is in town hall. we appreciate you joining us this morning. thanks, curt. >> thanks for having me. sandra: coming up, chicago, one of america's deadliest cities. so can a man convicted of murder actually change any of that? that man will join us live nex . next.. pete: plus, the support of president trump is costing them business. they started from scratch. two real americans are being bullied for their patriotism and their pride. ♪ we gonna rush

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♪ >> unfortunately, chicago crime continues to soar. so far this year more than 100 murders and more than 600 shootings. so how are faith leaders in the community trying to fight this rise in crime? here to share his story is the senior pastor of harvest chicago west, john kelly. john, thank you very much for joining us this morning. you've got your own personal story. you were involved in some crime, turned your life around, went into the community. as a pastor in some of the most dangerous neighborhoods of chicago, what are you doing right now to try to address this problem? . clayton: you know, first, thanks so much for having me on this morning. >> absolutely. >> one of the things i'm try to do personally and you will say a aour church is being intentional about being on the ground with the people. you know, you can provide resources in the community which we desperately need, but, you know, you have a lot of fathe

fatherless homes, you have a lot of young men who have no guidance, so even right now our church currently meets at michelle clark high school in austin. we went to reach the young men and women there. we also partner with the police department, the 15th district in our community, and they also give us the worst street corners in our neighborhood. and in the summertime we take those corners over with other churches, we go out there and pray, we talk to the young lady, we connect with people in the community. one of the things we're trying to do now is really be aggressive of being on the streets, being on ground level in the front line with the young men who are actually on the corner, caught up in this violence. >> jonathan, obviously you were once convicted of third-degree murder, turned your life over as you said, so you've got the personal experience, "hey, i turned my life around. you can too." what i love about your story you're out there on the streets. you're finding the five most dangerous street corners. what happens on that wednesday

nights and you're panders with the police and on those street corners that are normally violent? >> yeah, you know, i think people are shocked. i think a lot of time people don't expect the pastor to be on the corner or people be on the corner actually on the ground, but, you know, we don't get any push-back in any way. we get a ton of support from other churches, other businesses men and women on the streets. a lot of people, even law enforcement have been very supportive of us and it's been a good way of try to help people get connected into the church, get connected to resources, and also understanding that there are people out there like them, you know, been through the same thing, to have change and turn their life around. so it's been a very impactful in a massive way. >> jonathan, president trump talks a lot about the forgotten men and women of this country and sometimes the assumption in the media is he's talking about white working-class voters only. i think part of what you're talking about is that forgotten man and woman in the inner city of chicago who just wants a safe street and a good school and opportunities for their kids. what you're talking about is creating that environment. what more can or should be done by, say, leaders in chicago or

others to foster this -- you're doing your part but what more to foster so that opportunities are equal for at-risk kids and others? >> yes, i would say first off only the gospel of jesus christ can take a dark heart that thinks it's okay to take another life and change it. and i think i'm a testimony of that. but also at the same time, austin, the neighborhood we're in, here's another fact, the neighbor of austin that we're in the unemployment rate last year was 21%. and so, i mean, that's some of the numbers near the great depression. and so you have people who have a lack of resources, a lack of economic opportunities, massive fatherlessness, and so all the things that would allow them to flourish are not available. yet there's a liquor store on every single corner. a young kid can get an assault rifle with ease. everything that would destroy them is right at their fingertips. and so there needs to be resources provided into the neighborhood, jobs and economic

opportunity without gentrification, but also coming alongside young men and women who are willing to be on the ground to come alongside of young people and show them how to live a productive life as well. >> such a great message. the police in your neighborhood, obviously there's been so much in this country talked about policing. you partner with them. have you found them to be good partners in chicago? >> yeah. i think there's a huge gap that the church can step into of being a good mediator between law enforcement and maybe some of the stain and pain that people in the community feel. and i think too often we get caught up in twitter and facebook and complaining when really we need to roll our sleeves up and get on the grou d ground. and so i would say i haven't got any push-back from anyone in the community when someone comes in and says, "i'm willing to help." >> heck of a lesson. john kelly, pastor of harvest chicago west. thank you for being a part of the solution. we appreciate it, sir. >> thank you so much for having me. clayton: you got it. all right. their support of president trump is costing them the business they started from scratch. you'll meet two real americans

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>> the white house on lockdown. agents trying down to the white house and a jumper over the bike rack over the white house fence. anna: someone jumped over a secret security point. we are talking about the third big security scare at the white house. >> they need an entire remodeling. they don't need to make it in our campus. they don't need a concrete wall. to fully plan to fight for the executive with executive order and the appeals court. >> this is some left-wing cuckoo

bird who is making a ruling that is insane. >> supreme court nominee neil gorsuch monday. >> ahead of next week on an expected vote in the house on the odometer replacement plan. >> trump to playing the vice president pens. you will be so much better than obamacare. >> topsy gone. >> don't tell peter doocy. it's not >> the lone champion. there is roi. he's not a world champion. >> this is not an easy game. it requires skill.

>> i know you at home place cue ball. it is spring tomorrow. we've got some diy hacks to get your house ready for summer. because you can do to prep your garden, outdoor patio so good some of the garden beds. >> i love this because the psychic you get that first warm day, everybody wants to be out in the garden. >> the cherry blossoms in d.c. got killed because it got warm and snow again. i don't know what to do. >> to have a green thumb? pete: now, i've got a lawnmower. clayton: mr. with a fox news alert because the white house on lockdown yet again. video coming overnight into our newsroom. this is a mysterious car that pulled up to the secret service check point. the driver told the secret service the secret service have got a bomb in a car. 11:00 last night.

new video coming in. they detain the individual. the reason is so problematic as a few hours earlier in the middle of the day some and try to jump a bike rack to get infected delivery document the president trumpeted closed-end arrangement there. a week ago the serious issue for 16 minutes of jiggling the doors of the white house with a bat if you can imagine how terrible. sandra: as you noted, the third year in week and is starting to call into question, to something more need to be done to secure the president comes secure the white house. are we doing enough? train for former secret service agent has been hearing from secret service agents currently at the sending of messages on twitter, facebook saying they needed change. here is what dan had to say. >> a few things, like this which is where right now the term presidency of threats to the white house. the evolving terror threat. terrorists figured out a long time ago they don't need a 9/11

style attack. 10, 20 guys of an a lot of damage. you have this hyper partisan political environment with this far left portion that sees trump sm unique threat to the republic. and then you have the threat always fair people with psychological problems. those three things contribute to a dangerous environment. clayton: just a management or were president obama or left-wing president and the actors seem to want to blow up the white house like madonna or musicians pretending to assassinate them in music videos. the left-wing media would be going i say we are creating a culture of fear and hate and not a motivating people to attack white house. you've got a look at it through the lens. the left-wing western media right now not talking about this. you've got this culture of free space, five, trump is not

legitimate. there needs to be a conversation on whether or not it's gone way too far. not that that is causing it to go at the white house, but cultures are created and we don't tamp that down quickly, that's wrong. sandra: bongino pointing out the white house is a magnet, a target internationally for terrorists, for people who want to do harm for this country and it's reasonable their scrutiny or security we are seeing. >> is out of town right now. full speed ahead for the american health care. the president working hard to replace obamacare. clayton: kristin pitcher in west palm beach mar-a-lago with what is focusing on this week. >> good morning. it is very clear president trumpeted role in his role as closer in chief as house speaker paul bryant alluded to yesterday. he made serious concessions to help you plan on friday, was able to convince lawmakers to be

on board. it has been vice president, mike pence, making the most vocal push forward speaking to owners to convince them to lobby lawmakers in washington. (-left-paren and palm bay she was actually big enough the annual club for growth congress. conservative lawmakers for their peer and they need to convince if they are going to get this build or to the houston hearing that info could have been as early as thursday. the house republican leadership this morning all the congressmen and women that it may be a very late tonight and tomorrow we have president trump going to kentucky where he is going to be rallying in trying to make this final push for everybody to support this bill from the get it to the house to make it through the senate. the first big piece of

legislation the trump administration trying to get through congress. back to you guys. sandra: kristin, thank you. pete: thayer proving to be a pretty effective one-two punch. president trump can bring them into the oval office and say we are willing to make if you can vegans. we will block grant on medicaid, which is something they've want for decades. so are a couple members have done that. if you can do that dance come you can imagine a bill that passes that easily with some strong support in make its way to the senate. you've got to give them credit when we could go on this program, we were wondering where does this go, does it have been? clayton: that is one thing happening this week. another big story as fbi there james comey testifying. did they meddle in the united states election in 2016? did they have some involvement with wiretapping and trump

tower? where is all this right now? what is going on? in fact commend nancy pelosi was asked this on face the nation. john dickerson prester on this date we haven't seen any for the intelligence community or otherwise. you, nancy pelosi cannot you see it? >> you are part of the gang at bay. those who get access to the special level of intelligence and a majority of the gang of eight to instead no evidence of wiretapping. is that the way you see it? >> the public state ends of the house intelligence committee leadership and adam schiff, our ranking member have spoken with great clarity on that subject. >> everything anything to suggest there's a connection with anyone in the term campaign and the russians trying to meddle in the election?

>> i think there is a need for us to have an outside investigation independent commission. the russians president trump. >> now i guess is the answer. a long way to go for a knowing there. sandra: it is amazing where they are going with this. maxine waters who connected this whole theory that all of this is about make in oil executives richer. watch this. >> if you take a look at those surrounding this president, both inside his administration and its allies and friends outside of the administration, you will see all of these connections to oil and to russia. they all want to have the sanctions lifted so that they can drill in the arctic and of course the ex-ceo of exxon and he's negotiated the deal with putin. he will be in a position where

he will meet the standards. and the criteria for high crimes and misdemeanors and i maintain that is where impeachment comes in. pete: that may get this straight. tillerson was on the grassy know and that braswell at the same time. that's where they always go. >> what i want to know this bush was always the secret conspiracy. the director call me steps up for the testimony and says there is no collusion, no evidence of the russian connection, or the democrats going to drop it? when he says there is none because even "the new york times," despite its headlines has had to admit that there's no evidence there's anything at all. this is harris questioned. there are leftists who refuse to accept it. >> the big point i'm more interested in is the larger

involvement in the election not large by the republican or, with their involvement for the russians? >> outside tomorrow is up for grabs. >> that is true. the larger point is did trump collude? there's no -- they are trying to lay to the legitimacy even the grassy knoll theory. when will they stop? do you think they will? >> it is such a well-crafted theory. battier headlines. we begin with a fox news alert this morning. louisiana sheriff's deputy shot and killed overnight. this sobering image of the baton rouge officer saluting. here exchange fire at a barbershop. the gunman hospitalized with injuries.

his condition has not yet been released. this morning, new details stay new details stay in the attack at paris' second-largest airport. officials said the suspect scream came here to die for allah. there will be death, while wrestling a rifle from a soldier. he was shot and killed by two other soldiers. french authorities say he was on their watchlist as a suspect it radicalized muslim. pete: not a very effective terrorists. sandra: the one, the only chuck berry has passed away. ♪ ♪

train to rising to fame in the 1950s, unleashing a stream of popular music for decades to come. he was found unresponsive in his home on saturday. no word on the cause of death. tributes now pouring in from the legendary band. bruce springsteen tweeting chuck berry was rock's greatest part is generic, guitarist and pure rock 'n roll writer to ever live. keith urban tweeting, rest in peace, chuck berry. thank you for the poetry, passion and potency. he was 90 years old. those are headlines. pete: whenever they do air guitar, they always go to that tim allen taking on his liberal friends. >> you don't believe that everybody believes. no surprise here he's getting backlash from hollywood.

donna brazil said it was brazil said of the surge brazil said it was her job to lie, cheat and steal as long as democrats won. the centered along with the democrats who got passed for the media now. i do with examples of that next. -- the worst examples of that up next. hi my name is tom. i'm raph. my name is anne. i'm one of the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your back. legalzoom. legal help is here. legal help is here. afoot and light-hearted i take to the open road. healthy, free, the world before me, the long brown path before me leading wherever i choose. the east and the west are mine. the north and the south are mine.

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>> is unbelievable. here you have donna brazil admitted that she tampered with our election system. they should be headlines everywhere. and set its crickets from the mainstream media. not a store in "the new york times" and the "washington post." not a story at cnn when she was a contributor. she was caught twice which caused them to fire her. one of the questions about the death penalty were the subject line on that you know why sometimes i get these questions in advance and here is one hillary clinton might have problems with. pete: senator richard blumenthal made a claim about vietnam. on the screen what he said to veterans that day. he said we have learned something important since the days that i served in vietnam. whatever you think about the war, and unconditional support.

something a bit wrong with this statement. >> it is just another gospel at the heartstrings of america trying to make a political point without actually relying. harry reid on the senate floor when it came to that romney's tax return. hasn't paid taxes in 10 years. there was a bald-faced lie he said with such conviction. they believed him and reported it in a year later after they won that election, it was a lie. but i would do it again if i could. sandra: dear member elizabethrrs part cherokee. listen to this. >> we were told by my mom and my dad and my grandpa i'm very proud of it. sandra: clearly that didn't turn out to be the case. >> she's been labeled pocahontas by donald trump, very good

deservedly so. clayton: the pocahontas name works because if you lie about it you should be called that. train to the most famous of all. >> i want you to listen to me. i'm going to say this again. i did not have relations with that woman. indeed, i did have a relationship with ms. lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. sandra: has wi-fi not to run for presidency contemplate a future inhaler could then coming out this week and will be politically active again. clayton: she said of the words. thanks a lot. e-commerce vendors at a town hall meeting for backing the troops. protesters finally gone too far. sandra: it may feel like when

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sandra: headlines this morning. tim allen calling out liberal hollywood and comparing them to germany. >> you've got to be real careful you don't believe that everybody believes. it's like 30s germany. sandra. but jimmy kimmel, the conservative comedian said it's tough working with fellow at yours who don't have the same political views. the creator of netflix show house of cards go in on a

twitter bread, slamming president tromp as someone who fit the terrorist agenda. though wilmont bay 15 years after the election of donald trump is precisely the white house that bin laden would've hoped for. urging followers to keep resisting president trump. let's head out to the class. pete and clayton have their way outside. >> may be snow in parts of the country. some argue with some clever hacks. in the letter, home improvement expert in today's homeowner. good to see you. a couple different stations will get to. let's start with weeds and how to broker your garden bed. >> it'll be here before you know it. here's a real simple one. it looks like there is nothing here. actually, this card word under the entire thing, which is so good to block the weeds can

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little bit earlier. this into what they had to say. >> the people they've performed music with, people that we've known. they decide white supremacist from the zenith of good the only evidence they have is we voted for donald trump. >> would people come in the store is a big review? >> yes is the answer is very long term friends took the time to come in and say one thing or another. others really made me feel like i was just becoming more of a liability simply because of their peer group being so serious leak anti-trump that even associating with me was going to be a problem. >> rejecting our backlash against them unless a different political view of my. this is that so many people miss about the election and why they were on the coast. a liberal hotbed because they

shout down and say shut your sword down. you're not legitimate. they chatter their liberal bastian and a miss america. >> they could've chosen not to shop there. instead, they were bowling in them, blocking their store, saying offensive things. it's a remarkable story. not the only one out there. >> another one a few minutes ago he feels like it's 1930s germany. >> can you imagine in hollywood? tolerating someone you disagree with. not making someone believe or accept that everything you believe. we may differ on things, but you can still fix my instrument to that's the basic idea and with the last, it is tolerant and intolerant fashion. if you do that, we are reject the new.

>> we link to it on fox and friends because they'll take their business from brick and mortar to online. transfer will continue to follow their story. a look for your headlines this morning. responding to a department of justice requested federal judge loosened its restrictions on the president latest travel executive order. calling the request substantively lacking and procedurally and proper, claiming that no circumstances have changed to why such a request. no word on when the judge will rule on that doj reply. a showdown set to start tomorrow. hearings will begin president trump to pick a vacant supreme court seat. judge neil gorsuch puts up a fight. bongino will need a democratic vote to make the 50 vote threshold for confirmation. liberals by many republican congressmen for supporting the military.

you heard the boos there. unbelievable. coming from hundred at a town hall near detroit to republican representative trying to speak. outrage over a salon forcing people to pay more. customers spot in the cinema this every sorry, but if you are overweight, pedicures will be $45 due to service fees. they normally charge $30. they have since taken the sign down, denied that it was ever a period the unregulated have your customers are harder to work on. florida georgia wind giving back in a big way by donating a track chair to a wounded veteran. army staff sergeant shame

sadness overwhelmed with emotion. >> it gives me the opportunity to enjoy a lot of the things i haven't been able to enjoy the past couple years. definitely moving to be a part of something like this. sandra: brian kelley meaning savage before the show. he lost his leg after driving over an ied back in 2010. train to it changes your life. sandra: what a turn from that story of those people in detroit billionaire representative to that. pete: still ahead, president trump's biggest campaign promise. >> impenetrable, physical, tall, powerful, beautiful southern border wall. and it just got 10 feet taller. sandra: from father to son. maria bartiromo has a brand-new exclusive interview with eric

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>> just such a beautiful family. they all love each other and are so connected to one another. it was interesting to go inside and talk to him about how things changed. he talked about that, his personal feelings how his life has changed. we also talk about the state market, what the trump administration is doing now. we've made it clear separation of church and state. they know the potential of conflict out there and people don't want running the country to be a family business. they've stopped doing and international expansion as a result of that. the last couple as they looked into by and we talk a little bit about the market is valid in terms of where the hotspots are. we are going to run a lot of the business stuff in terms of what is growing, and willie brown not to matter on the fox business network on the morning show, "mornings with maria." i went to give you a teaser at the gala 21,000.

i asked him a little about the state of america. watch this. >> that i want to know is are you a buyer or seller right now. people don't know what the real estate market is going right now. >> the great thing about being 21,000 on the stock market is that's a really good thing. there's a lot of discretionary income out there and i think real estate will continue to increase. >> my take away as they are all a church and state position here. but they are all love him what's going on and are trying hard to read on their father. the truth is i asked him, what do you think of when you see the polarization going on? the hacks from the last, the obstruction where the confirmation hearings took so long. you always want to head back,

but at the same time is learned so much about politics in the last two years over the election. he does let it roll off his back. sandra: they've learned to love to hate politics. >> we also have by the way the head of veterans affairs. one of the few places where you actually see an increase in spending and the president's budget. he'll join us as well. >> i want to hear more. you talk to them also about the trump organization. let's play that. >> how this company with different in four years? >> i think the sky is the limit. the sky is the limit. we are a company that's very low debt. they've expanded to so many different fields. if we want residential building we can do that. the golf course we can do that. if you want to do nothing, we could do that as well. with germany's opportunity. >> miami is so hot right now.

we will get into that as well. newt is going to join us as well. senator tom callis from the senate intelligence committee. so many issues going on there. train to act in our show. i don't know how you fit it all in. it starts here after our show at 10:00 a.m. eastern time. great to see you. watch out, former u.s. attorney preet bharara. a champion putting our skills to the test in the studio. come on, adam. gutter ball. >> while. you are making me look good. goi

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pete: welcome back. a couple quick headlines. bids from private companies to start building his big border wall. >> annapurna patrol, physical, tall, beautiful, powerful southern border wall. clayton: the white house released in its requirements. must be a 30-foot high wall that looks good from the united states that. difficult to climb or cut through. proposals are due by march 29th. it seems preet bharara can't get enough of the spotlight. reportedly angling that can help him launch a run for office.

supper refused the order to resign is hoping to send a special correspondent spot on cnn or msnbc. >> well, he's a star. earning a trophy after being named national ski ball champion nine years after getting involved with the sport. >> i love this. the master back to show us how it is done. roy burbach and a host of joins us now. >> sure, let go. >> what is part of a strategy? >> he doesn't want to go to the 40. >> why's it called a brewski ball late? >> retreat here and play ski ball. >> for the most part i try to keep my leg on the land.

you just try to be consistent with the arm and see if you can get it in there. [inaudible conversations] i'm going to take you on a head-to-head competition. >> what did she do here, adam? you scored 900? >> a couple times. >> you spin out of control. sandra: what is the perfect score? >> 900. you don't typically want to do

that. >> what's an acceptable score? >> lozier championship winning score? -- what was your championship winning score? [inaudible conversations] >> yeah, that is part of the strategy. when you going to chuck e. cheese, are they like sir, you can't come in here. >> you go in there and people get really impressed by it and i want to play. thanks, roy. "fox and friends" in two minutes when we come back.

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rachel, a canine rescuer. this is a real story. this is a real story. i thought it was fake news. it's real. it's an actual thing. sandra: i think it was titled sleepless in seattle. people are losing sleep over the outcome of this election particularly in blue states that went with donald trump. clayton: wisconsin, actually wisconsin, e-mail from richard this morning, how about the sleep we lost while in uniform defending this country, grow up burt cups. i'm a proud veteran. i woke up this morning in sweats as i dreamed of the snowflakes became one big snowball that rolled down my house. [laughter] >> ly finish with a reading,

debra, she spends more time in the plants in her dream and that most living things don't know that trump -- sandra: have a wonderful morning . thanks for allowing me join, you guys. peter: of course. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good sunday morning, a big wick ahead in washington on monday two highly anticipated hearings on russia's election meddling and president trump's supreme court nominee. on thursday lawmakers expected to vote on the gop's plan to repeal obamacare, good morning, everyone, i'm maria bartiromo, thanks for joining us, this is sunday morning futures. president trump expressing confidence about repealing and replacing the affordable care act but as the house gets to vote on thursday, can they get conservatives on board. house gop conference woman joins us momentarily. democrats say that are skeptical