a call back in a little bit. >> this is dave johnson. >> i thought you said it was dave maxwell. >> dave maxwell johnson. abby: whoops. you never know how are talking about to. might just be a cop. rob: "fox & friends" starts thought. have a good weekend. >> there is potentially, quote a smoking gun that proves the obama administration spied on the trump team. >> i think it's gonna be an accumulation of evidence. >> i think we have got a constitutional crisis of james comey's making. >> since other networks with determined to ignore it more coverage of the horrific coverage of the rape in rockville, maryland. >> pardon me if i would be adoes stolen issue inned that you would be bold enough to assert something like this. you better be right about. this for seven and a half years we have been promising people we will repeal and replace this broken law. >> you either vote on a plan

to replace it or obama stays. >> the president is done negotiating. >> this is the only train leaving the station that's going to be repealing obamacare. [horn honking] [applause] ♪ ride this chevy ♪ down a little back road ♪ cell phone over ♪ get a little closer ♪ burn up the radio. ainsley: there is a live look at the white house this morning. still dark on the east coast. washington, d.c. the president of the white house said i'm done negotiating on obamacare. you better pass it, take it or leave it. >> i have a feeling a lot of lights stayed on in the white house. clayton: how are you feeling? ainsley: i'm feeling better. i'm feeling okay. pete: fighting through friday. ainsley: welcome, guys. clayton: brian and steve off. we have a throat get to this morning. you saw the president in that

truck honking that horn. this is the strategy from the white house those votes are not adding up. they could not get to a vote yesterday. the president now saying, look, this is it, take it or leave it i'm going to move on to tax reform. if you don't want to pass healthcare it's going to remain obamacare. pete: that's exactly right. that's the message we have got a deal, we fought for this. there needs to be a vote and happen now. this is what white house press secretary sean spicer said last night on "the o'reilly factor." >> i think for anyone to defend obamacare, it's collapsing on its onget the american people know it they are paying too much. getting too few choices. this will be the repeal and replace they have waited for for a long time. at the end of the day this is the only train leaving the station repealing obamacare and giving us alternative to replace it this is the train that is leaving the station. this is the choice that we have been waiting for. this is the pledge that the we have made to the american people. ainsley: he didn't release the information. he didn't release what the bill said until a few weeks ago.

rand paul was up in arms about that. now the freedom caucus they are not on board with this at all. many are calling on republicans to unite and get together so this can pass and can move on. pete: it's about more than just obamacare. this is about the trump presidency and the other items on the agenda. you don't want to start with a misstep here. you are exactly right. the president was misserved by speaker ryan and other hill republicans a plan they thought had more support than it did. you have r. having back and forth tug freedom calculation's want some. moderates. cherrily dent off the bill because it's too conservative. tough spot. mobile the crucible and the time pressure can get to a place where you are either with the president on this to get this. this is the one shot. said you wanted to get rid of obamacare. pony up even if it's not perfect. clayton: started to see this strategy emerging. you saw later this afternoon on the seventh anniversary of obamacare you will see the house sign this bill to repeal and replace. as the afternoon started to unfold, you saw that wasn't the case. you see the shifting strategy

from the white house. look, you better get on board. it's my way or the highway. we're going to move on to tax reform. nancy pelosi though came out yesterday with a bit of a zinger. you could seat fire this her ice. she said this is a rookie mistake. how do you put this to a vote you? don't have the votes. she said mr. president, you are a rooky. that's got to irk him this morning nancy pelosi calling him out. pete: if it doesn't pass, get what, obamacare is tattooed to americans going forward. clayton: democrats are not going to get on board with this at all. they are sitting back circular firing squad watching republicans shoot themselves. ainsley: congressman devin nunes came out. president trump said on twitter that he thought that his administration was being spied on, was being wiretapped. clayton: by the obama administration. ainsley: devin nunes said that might have happened. yesterday he said there is proof that this actually did happen.

at least spying on the trump team. pete: it appears that whistleblowers approached him with evidence that surveillance had occurred at trump tower. incidental or otherwise there was some level of surveillance of the transition team at trump tower. which some had dubbed a smoking gun. tom believe the intel shows there is very little doubt that did not happen. the nsa now today is going to deliver evidence to the house intelligence committee that some believe will prove and show what devin nunes has been saying which would undercut a lot of the claims that there is no evidence. it appears there is likely evidence. clayton: james rosen doing excellent reporting on this. incidental. was it specifically going after the trump transition team or as james rosen pointed out incidental meaning they were looking at russian foreign agents and then individuals were talking to those russian foreign agents and caught up in that web. pete: some are even saying it wasn't the russians though. the surveillance wasn't even focused on the russians. which with s. why we need this evidence to come out.

ainsley: he said he had to defend himself last night on hannity because mainstream media was having a hay day with this yesterday. pete: take a listen. >> i will say dissemination was pretty far and wide. like i said before, i think it appears to me that it was all legal, of the question is should have been done in the first place? did it meet foreign intelligence value? and then, secondly, were any other personal names unmasked and i have information that says that there were. clayton: other side of the story, too, he is being blasted this morning by democrats because he went right to the white house and didn't brief other members of the intelligence community saying look, this is a by farther san thing. doesn't matter who is president. you go to the other members of the intelligence committee and talk to them, show them what you have. pete: but if you have also been approached by a whistleblower in confidence you have to be careful about what have you and how it gets circulated. the unmasking of names is a very serious thing it means we have given up the names of people we have talked to and disseminated and pushed out. that's how you get the leaks that have created so much

consternation. ainsley: only a few people that can unmask. that's what trey gowdy when he was grilling james comey. he was saying who could do this? could cale yates, ben rhodes do it? all those were yes, yes, yes. the other one was loretta lynch. that's why this is such a big deal because it dates back between november and january. that's when president obama was in office. clayton: it's scary. all americans think about it. what is their government doing watching them. you never know when communication, members of congress on the phone it doesn't really matter. is all of it now being surveilled. this is what jay sekulow had to say last night on hannity. he thinks we are in the middle of a constitutional crisis here. listen. >> do you know what i think we have got here, sean? i think we have a constitutional crisis of james comey's making. so this is a constitutional crisis from comey. and comey was an administration official also under president obama. this idea that president obama did not order it does not answer the question of was the obama administration responsible for this because

the fact is and this is clear. they were the administration in power. >> it also. >> we now know what's going on. they were responsible. period. you want to get to the answer in this question, subpoena a couple people, including the former president of the united states. pete: in this process it's become clear that the fbi is not very responsive to the house intel committee. the fbi ♪ handing over information the. it could be incidental surveillance. it could be the russians. it may not be. what everyone has wanted this entire time is evidence, it's proof. it appears it was presented to devin nunes. we will see what the nsa comes out on friday and add a lot of content. ainsley: will we see that information coming out today? pete: the volume, have to go through and it obviously classification matters. clayton: james rosen reporting have to dig through these documents which could take a long time until we see what's in there. ainsley: those are two big stories. another big story that we reported. my gosh, the story of that 14-year-old little girl that was allegedly raped in the

bathroom at her high school by two illegal immigrants. no other network was covering. this the mainstream media was not covering it nbc, cbs, abc, still, zero coverage. that is a news story. i feel like they have the responsibility to do that for this little girl. clayton: until last knight when tucker's show took on the defense attorney. pete: one of them. clayton: one the defense attorneys who agree today take on this case. you want to defend this? tucker took them on. listen. >> so be honest, would you be comfortable having your 14-year-old girl in class with this guy? >> i want nothing but safety for my children, their friends, their family, and everyone in my community. >> right, okay. we all do. that's not answering the question. this specific guy, your client, would you feel comfortablcomfortable having a e go to school with him? >> i don't know him. i literally don't know him. >> but i mean, i think that's something you would think through since you are going to be arguing in public on behalf of this guy. and so doesn't his character, his capacity or not to do something like this, does that enter into it?

do you think, you know, is this guy guilty or not? is that a consideration for you? >> everything is a consideration. i'm sure there could be a number of questions asked about all three of the people involved in this. >> what would the questions be raised about the 14-year-old girl who says she was raped in the high school bathroom who apparently her screams were heard by her classmates. what questions. >> i don't know. i won determine what questions were raised in the accuser in the duke lacrosse case. >> this isn't the duke lacrosse case. you brought it up. you said questions could be raised about her. you better be right about this. you are impugning the character of a 14-year-old girl who said she was raped. other people heard her screams. are you better before god make sure you are on the right side of this. do you think man i'm putting my soul on the line before doing something like that. do you have those thoughts to yourself? >> i am a human being and i have all of those thoughts. >> you have said look, his immigration status is irrelevant. people don't think it is irrelevant. he was in and out of u.s.

custody. federal custody and state custody in maryland and he was let go. now he is accused of a violent rape against a child. if he had been deported, he's should have been dleelly, you will concede, he wouldn't be here today. why is his immigration status irrelevant? it sounds like it's very relevant to me. >> his immigration status is irrelevant as to whether or not he did it. my job is to defend him and to try to get to the bottom of the facts as to whether or not he did. clayton: what a difficult position. i don't know, i feel for this defense attorney. ainsley: you do? clayton: that's america. that's the law. you know, you think about john adams. one of our presidents before he was president having to defend those guys at the boston massacre, the british who killed americans. i mean, think about that. that's the responsibility of a defense attorney. ainsley: what he is saying is wrong. is he saying that the immigration status sir? if he weren't in this country, it would not have happened. clayton: his job is to -- as a defense attorney, is he put in that position. he has to defend him and we will see. pete: that's what he did. that's what he said. he continually retreatied

behind this is my job as a defense attorney. ainsley: after he discredited the little girl. pete: that's exactly right. when something like this happens as the maryland legislature talking about making that statement a sanctuary state, of course the immigration status matters. clayton: right. pete: shouldn't have been here in the first place. wouldn't have happened if it wasn't. that defense attorney is never going to concede that point in a moment. as tucker does, he got to the bottom of it. clayton: would you want your little girl to be in there? absolutely not. you could see him just. pete: pained. clayton: i'm sure he is not sleeping well. ainsley: what's come up? pete: could casey anthony be the newest reality tv star? pete: can s. it true put tax reforms in jeopardy if the healthcare bill ♪ passed today? >> stuart varney with the truth on that. stuart, come on in. >> thank you, thank you. ♪ ain't about the change change ♪ yeah, yeah the bling bling

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>> big day. pete: if healthcare, if obamacare is not repealed. if that vote goes down, the trump administration says we are moving on to tax reform. a lot of people saying maybe this is where should have gone first, what do you think? >> the move toward cutting taxes is not going to be interrupted regardless of today's vote. if it's a yes vote, fine, okay. then we'll get to tax reform on course. if it's a no vote, then, mr. trump says, we will keep obamacare, we're still going towards tax reform. the bottom line here is, that investors and the economy need tax cuts and that is still on track. whatever happens in today's vote. that is my opinion. pete: president trump is saying hard stop i'm done with obamacare if it doesn't pass, i'm moving on. conventional wisdom in washington would say okay have you diminished political capital, can you get it done? you don't feel like it hurts his efforts. >> he has lost a little juice. if there is a no vote today. i don't think there will be. if there is a know noe vote, he has lost juice failed at

first attempt to compromise to bring republicans together. the guts of his program is cutting taxes and growing the economy. he is basically offering a dare to the conservatives within the republican party. he is saying do you really want to go back to your district next year and say that you're the person who stopped tax reform, who stopped the growth agenda? you want to do that? clayton: tried the same twhing obamacare. it doesn't seem to be working. >> okay when push comes to shove -- pete: fund fentle. >> fundamental effort of the trump agenda. cut taxes and deregular great that's the way you get growth. that's what trump policies are all about. ainsley: got to feel a little defeated. when six country thing didn't work out for him. obamacare, we don't know if this is going to pass. if he starter with the tax reform maybe you would have a good pointed there tax reform, if it passes the way he ran on it, it lowers -- decreases the brackets. three differential brackets. >> that's right.

ainsley: good news for anyone who pays taxes. because everybody taxes goes down. >> good for the economy. you need a jolt of a lot more money flowing into the economy from the private sector, from private hands into the private sex torsectorto get growth goin. clayton: seen hiring on the hope of these tax cuts. if they don't get them. >> look, it's not been widely reported. you don't see tonight front page of the "new york times," but we have had a watching great big stock market rally because investors expect growth in the future. pete: if you are a republican you better be for tax cuts which means if they are not for his next deal what are they for? ainsley: could you imagine if they not united on that? he. >> i just can't see a republican congressman going back to his or her district for re-election next year and said i stood on principle. i wanted 100% of what i wanted in oklahoma and i wasn't prepared to settle for 80%. not going to happen.

clayton: stuart varney great to have you here. ainsley: watching your show thithis morning after hours. switch the channel. thank you so much. pete: mainstream media continues to ignore the attack of a teenage girl the suspect is illegal immigrant. why are so many lawmakers protecting illegals at all cost? >> the immigration status of a defendant has nothing to do with, you know, the crime that was committed. pete: our own griff jenkins goes after those lawmakers next. y28cny ywty

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jayden were strapped in their car seats outside of a house when their babysitter stepped out of car for a moment and that is when someone jumped in and took off with the kids in the back. and the keystone pipeline could get the green light today. the state department expected to prove project. the multi-million-dollar pipeline would bring 800,000 barrels of oil from canada to the u.s. refineries every single day. pete: that would be good news. pete: we have a fox news alert. all week long we have been telling you about the town rocked by a brutal sexual assault case involving illegal immigrants. each amid all the controversy, some lawmakers are still pushing legislation to make maryland a sanctuary state. >> the attorney general developed a safe haven policies for undocumented immigrants in hospitals, public schools and courthouses. >> this bill is good for maryland and makes maryland safer, why? >> 100 percent. it was a rape.

and the immigration status of a defendant has nothing to do with, you know, the crime that was committed. clayton: really, if the person shouldn't about v. been here in the first place. griff jenkins has been getting reaction on the other side of this. >> let me tell, it's just incredible that just over a week ago a 14-year-old girl allegedly raped in a bathroom at a high school by a 17 and 18-year-old, both of whom who are illegally here in the country, should not be here, one of them with a detainer to be deported and yet, maryland, is trying to make the say a sanctuary state. let's talk about what that is. that means they are trying to bar local and state law enforcement from helping federal immigration officials enforce our laws. so as you saw from that one democratic lawmaker where i talked to a few days ago, i went back yesterday afternoon to talk to. so republicans to find out what's going on. here is what state senator michael huff had to say.

take a listen to this. >> what this policy would say is that when our law enforcement arrests somebody, their hands would be completely tied as far as working with ice and federal authorities, even if these people are dangerous, terrorists, gang members, no matter what they're, this bill has no exceptions it says that they cannot work -- local law enforcement cannot work with ice. clayton: no exceptions, griff? grif>> i can only imagine as our viewers watching trying to process. this up there in annapolis what was a local, heinous, allegedly heinous crime is now turned all of the country looking at what they are doing there and they realize, as you point out, you know, every word counts in this thing. and actually for that lawmaker, michael huff, he is from montgomery county, which is where this high school took place. he has ties there. he grew up there listen to this. this is how personal it is just for him. take a listen.

>> montgomery county has made themselves a sanctuary county already. in fact in fact, i grew up in montgomery county. it's very sad to see what's happening there. ms-13s on the rise. in fact, of the elementary school where i went to as a kid, ms-13 just murdered somebody right behind that school. montgomery county and their policies show what happens that when you coddle illegal alien criminals you get what happens there. and that's why we don't want that policy through the rest of the state. >> how about that? ainsley: it's baffle ling, they get a pass. can you come here, be'8" legal. you can live here, and if you do anything wrong, you get away with it. >> and you get to double up, too. you get the county, which already has this sanctuary status, enough to the city as well? >> well, that's a good point. so the montgomery county is the most progressive, most liberal of all of maryland. it is the largest county in maryland. and they don't actually qualify technically as a sanctuary county, buff they

have been operating under a sort of informal version of a sanctuary state because that's what they want to do. now, people are taking notice at this sort of thing. and you have this situation which is, you know, pretty much a political move. take a listen to huf huff again. >> there are a dozen bills aimed at donald trump that are nothing more than political statements, temper tantrums at trump. the problem with this bill is it is going to create real specific problems for marylanders and real bad things are going to happen. we saw the beginning of it with sanctuary county, montgomery county what happened there which is awful. enough to they want to spread that throughout the rest of the state. pete: front lines are exactly what our president is talking about, lawlessness where those who shouldn't be rewarded are. >> that's right. here you have it all playing out in maryland. it will go to the senate now next week.

and the governor, larry huggins says that he will veto this. we will be watching it. report back to you guys. clayton: thanks, cliff. ainsley: veterans affairs refusing to hang a picture of president trump. a brand new update to that story. pete: oh boy. brand new controversial reality show of all time. casey anthony and o.j. simpson. we're going to explain next. ♪ radioactive ♪

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but it's unclear if enough republicans are on board. just 22 have to say no for that bill to fail. we will keep a close eye on that one. dozens of accused drug cartel members breaking out of a federal prison. digging a tunnel stretching 120 feet long. look at that 10 of 299 have been recaptured so far. that prison sits 200 miles away from the texas border. 30 guards at the facility are now under investigation. listen to this one, casey anthony and oj simpson rumored to be starring in what could be the most controversial reality show of anthony who was acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter kayly reported to simpson. simpson is serving a 33-year-old sentence but could be up for parole this year. unreal. tom brady's stolen super bowl jersey now back where they belong. fbi's boston division returning the 2017 and 2015 memorabilia to gillette stadium.

2017 jersey was taken from the locker room after the team's super bowl victory last month. surveillance video leading the feds to mexico where they found them in a media executive's home. he has not been charged so far. tom brady and the patriots set to visit the white house on april 19th. i still can't get over this o.j. simpson, casey anthony. what next? are they going to date? ainsley: oh my goodness. you are probably right. pete: i'm sure it will be a train wreck and america will watch. ainsley: jersey thing is probably the best thing that could have happened. i'm sure of the price has skyrocketed. they are saying it's worth $500,000. pete: worth more than that now? clayton: who is the sad sack that went into the locker room and thought he would get away with it. pete: they say he had done it a number of different times snuck in. ainsley: jersey of and a helmet. clayton: come over to my dinner party i will show you secret stuff.

pete: a lot of money for it. ainsley: people that steal paintings picassos. how do you a&e get away with it. pete: you are not familiar with the black market, are you? clayton: i have stolen a cup of band doughs people are not looking for. ainsley: why would you know it if you know that eventually if you are caught they will take it from you. spend millions of dollars on painting on the black market if you know investigators. clayton: get the guy on the show. ainsley: the guy wasn't arrested down in mexico yet. pete: black market you get it discount and hang it up in your house. ainsley: okay. maybe that makes sense. pete: i'm just thinking. ainsley: you know too much about it. pete: i don't know thatch about it. clayton: let us know your thoughts on it friends@foxnews.com you can weigh it on that. ainsley: i think we are going do bring rob smith over to the couch. the portrait of president trump is now hanging in a second florida v.a. hont. rob: that's right. veterans continuing to expose

staff for ignoring a white house directive. clayton: rob submitterob schmid. >> outraged when he saw president trump's portrait missing. just the latest bureaucratic battle to display the portraits of president trump and david shulkin. the national v.a. had ordered all the v.a.s to download the president's picture and put it on the wall immediately as they wait for official portraits to be sent. this comes days after double amputee vet noticed the poor trats were missing from a facility west palm beach. marine corps veteran told "fox & friends" last week the v.a. told him there was no photo. >> i went up to the guy and i asked him. i said what's going on? i said where's the picture of the president? and, you know, the guy just told me, he said, you know, that they are planning on impeaching him, so they didn't want to spend any money on the

photo. pete: congressman mast hanging the portrait back um at the v.a. facility. there you have it. there is one of those things where politics get involved and pictures hanging um in government offices. >> take matters into their own hands. they don't like president trump and a lot of union employees. snub not going to put your picture up even thof would know how easy it is to put a picture up. rob: we see pictures of obama everywhere when you go in government office was. clayton: maybe they didn't like the framing. ainsley: seriousness of the president's face. maybe they wanted him to smile. aren't they going to be looking to the president when they need him, need more money? he says is giving more and more money. pete: is he bringing badly need he had reforms that a lot of those folks don't want like the ability for them to be fired for poor performance. they look at that and say you know, we will keep your photo off the waffle as long as we can as a point of pride. do you know who is not going to let that stand?

vets, guys like brian mast a congressman down in florida. not so fast, hang up the picture and that's what happened. thanks, rob. rob: no problem. thanks. ainsley: leading on spiritual journey. lauren green is here to share her experience. pete: facebook rolling out a new alert about fake news. who gets to decide what news is fake and what is basted on facts. kurt the cyberguy is going to break it down next. ainsley: good morning. ♪ private eyes they're watching you ♪ they see your every move ♪ private eyes ♪ they're watching you ♪ private eyes ♪ they're watching you, watching you, watching you, watching you ♪ you play with words ♪ you play with love ♪

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time for quick headlines. democrats threatening to filibuster judge neil gorsuch's supreme court nomination. >> he will have to earn 60 votes for confirmation. the answer isn't to change the rules. it's to change the nominee. clayton: republicans vowing to use the nuclear option if democrats don't follow through. the deputy chair keith ellison and tom perez hitting the road today on floppy road tour hoping to rebuild the party. the first state michigan where hillary clinton first democrat to lose the state since 1968, texas, and new jersey, and virginia. facebook taking the fight to stop fake news using third party fact checkers to aletter users. ainsley: concerns over censorship, should the third parties be able to decide what is fake and what is fact. pete: here to decide is kurt the cyberguy.

what are we talking about here? >> we told you about here in december it was mark zuckerberg finally coming out at facebook saying all right, we may not call ourselves a media company but we at least now recognize that we have great influence and there is a big problem online in terms of misinformation that gets shared. whether it was related to the election or whether it's just what we were just bantering about, even, sometimes our parents are guilty of sending around messages or repeating things that you hear online or see on a website that just simply we know is not true. clayton: sharing some news story you are saying come on, mom that is eleventhly not a real story. facebook is adding that little button saying basically this is not verified, this is fake news. >> start looking at your news feed on facebook differently. not rolled out everywhere yet. this is starting to roll out. new tool on facebook where they are going to flag essentially what is in dispute as a truth or a fact. ainsley: who is actually doing this?

is mark zuckerberg doing it. >> rather smart on this. rather than facebook saying we'll be the ones judging all of, this they have sought out a third party like a pointer institute and other institutes. they are part of the program. so,. ainsley: how do we know we can trust them? >> right. and what gives them the, you know, because a lot of say, conservative publications will say they are too far left leaning. why are they flagging everything? we have will see what happens. look what's about to happen. this is what you are going to see if you try to share something fake. this is interesting little thing that will pop up that says disputed by multiple, independent, fact checkers and it goes on with that if you still try to share it will pop up another window which then warns you about shaeing that says we just told you disputed fact and it will now say who it is that is behind it disputing it.

pete: i'm sorry, some people that work and found facebook are left wingers, then have you media sites which have been proven through this media cycle biased against conservatives. why should conservatives look at this and feel like it's not going going to stifle content that you like or slant. >> we have to see what really happens when it rolls ow that last screen that you saw happened to be a story that some people think should have been published. other people think it's not. seeth red warning sign. it comes out as red flag warning, warning, warning. disputed by liberals. disputed by liberals: still going to send that out. people are saying this could be that mechanism that controls the rutter, the barometer of the time of news you see on facebook that we get to really see whether a it is. clayton: i wish this would have been around a year ago. i thought breaking bad was come back. fake news story. i hit share and all my friends are like come on, clayton. oh, i reread through the whole story it was totally fake story.

>> that's on you. shamed on it. pete: we forgive you. ainsley: they should bring it back. >> keep eye out on it for you. enormous the non-media. ainsley: we know it's clayton that did it. pete: clayton did it we always blame clayton. clayton: blame me. take a number. brand new evidence smoking gun tying the obama administration to those leaks on president trump. marie harf who worked for president obama's state department is here live next hour to respond to this new bombshell. ainsley: a sermon on the 10 commandments leading our next guest on a very special spiritual journey. this morning she is sharing her experience with all of us. author and award winning religious correspondent lauren green is here live to tell us about her new book ♪ e story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade?

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fighting the taliban in 2011. the war hero will now join the force to keep serving his country. what a guy. ainsley, over to you. ainsley: thank you so much, pete. a sermon on the 10 commandments prompted our next guest to dig deeper into other her own relationship with god. light house faith god as a living reettled and a world immersed in fog. what a true title. joining us now author and fox news religion correspondent lauren green. hey, lauren. >> hey, ainsley. ainsley: congratulations on. this this has been a decade in the making. ainsley: tell me with about the title. >> based on a sermon about the 10 commandments. basically looking at the structure of the 10 commandments that you couldn't violate commandments 2 through 10 without violating 1. that would be like the becoon of a light house on top of the other commandments. the idea that the structure of the 10 commandments creates the impact that all the laws

relate first to the first commandment and the other commandments. it seemed to me that this was not just a template for our moral spiritual law but a template for all law, both physical and spiritual. ainsley: i know you met with a lot of scientists, science combined with biblical theology. does it help people that might have doubts about their faith or very smart and maybe have questions for their pastors and their pastors aren't able to answer? >> exactly. one of the thing that draws young people away from the church because they can't answer questions about science. did the world exist in 13 billion years as scientists say or the six days in creation. what i say in this book is that wait a second, don't get bogged down in the time frame. what dr. hugh ross at reason to believe says it's amazing that he looked at all of a sudden of the holy books, creation accounts and said the bible was the only one that got the sequence right in terms of how science

understands it and that is incredibly powerful because of we get bogged down in little minute details that don't make a difference. he is saying the sequence is right. let's look at what the bible has to say. ainsley: sometimes we don't have to have the answers. we have to have the faith. you lost your brother to cancer. you tell us about that in the book. tell us about that story. >> one of the things that had a great impact on me my brother kenny was an artist and he just loved painting. he had to paint like he had to breathe. towards the end of his life as the cancer really consumed his body, he had this incredible journey and faith and relationship with god. and he told us that he would never trade more life for that relationship with god. that's how powerful it was. so that told me something about if god is a reality to you, it answers every question you have in the world. ainsley: you talk about the fog, being bogged down by the fog, too. you grew up in a christian home, right? your parents celebrated all of the -- church all the time every sunday. >> absolutely. ainsley: you moved to new york city. is that when you meant when you talked about the fog?

>> i think one of the things that happens when you grow up or in the united states years ago, decades ago is that we sort of live in the -- you are sort of breathing the avery christianity. not bogged down by the doctrines but breathe the air of it so when we're confronted with conflict about, you know, what our doctrines actually say, then we have these foggy areas. and so what i was trying to do was get through that and decide if there was an objective truth to which, you know, the bible talks about, then it's true whether i believe it or not. if there is a god, he existst whether i believe it or not. and the idea that is even if you are a atheist, that's a belief about god that at the end of the day all of us have to take a leap of faith to put our fundamental trust in. ainsley: that's true. where can we buy your book. >> you can buy ton amazon.com and barnes & noble. i saw a couple at barnes & noble. it's really in-depth and one comment i have been getting is that it is very deep and take

as little, you know, effort to get through. but it really is quite interesting to bring science and faith back together. ainsley: wonderful. lauren green, thank you so much. congratulations. >> sure. ainsley: you remember the media's reaction when president trump claimed there would be evidence that he was a victim of wiretapping? >> this happened, martha -- if, if, if, if. >> the president's charge is untrue and he knows it's not true -- at least he should. ainsley: but this morning, brand new evidence, mainstream media, that some are saying could be the smoking gun. marie harf, who worked for president obama's state department, is here live next to respond during the next hour. i should say. do you remember the car from your childhood. think about it hard and we will tell you why in the next hour. ♪ i will make you see ♪ you can count on me ♪ i will be faithful ♪ faithful to

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and that is still on traffic. >> this is the only train leaving the station that's going to be repealing obamacare. [horn honking] [laughter] [applause] ♪ i'm so excited ♪ and i just can't hide it ♪ i'm about t i know, i know, iw ♪ i want you, i want you. ainsley: he wants to pass this thing. he said if it is not passing this week we are moving on. pete: lots going on on capitol hill. it's 7:00 a.m. the rules committee is setting the rules for the debate on the house floor as they seek to pass a repeal and replace of obamacare, which is a signature issue of what president trump ran on. clayton: last night they still didn't have the votes. you saw members of congress and freedom caucus going through the hallways. we are still at a no. we are trying to get to a yes. at this point if you are not with us, this is the only train leaving the station this morning for repealing and replacing obamacare. if you are not on board we are moving on to tax reform.

ainsley: fox news alert. take it or leave it this is what he told nic mulvaney. he is done negotiating. he wants a vote today. is he moving on after this vote regardless. pete: exactly right. sean expiresean spicer saying ts doubling down. >> for everyone to defend obamacare. it's collapsing on their own. american people know it. paying too much. getting too few choices. this is going to be the repeal and replace they have waited for for a long time. at the end of the day this the is only train leaving the station repealing obamacare and giving us alternative to replace it. this is the train that is leaving the station. this is the choice that we have been waiting for. this is the pledge that people have made to the american people. ainsley: going to be watching to see who is on board and who is not. if they're not, it could hurt them in their next re-elections. he said that yesterday. clayton: we were talking about this before up in the primary, of course. and those moves from the far right who so coo say, look, you voted for this bill, this healthcare bill which does this.

this is not as conservative as we wanted. this was one of his signature things that he ran on during the campaign. this could be a big defeat for the president. pete: but no reason to write an obituary at this point. still early. still counting votes. no reason why freedom calculation voters one chance to repeal obamacare, every republican has said they want to repeal and replace obamacare this is your one chance. have you a trump presidency. coming off the gates big bold initiative like this. do you want to be with your president or not? are you going to take a tough vote or not? that's the big issue right now. ainsley: can't blame executive branch for this. he has done as much as he can he has handed it over to the legislative branch. it's on them. clayton: republicans have said he didn't sell this strong enough. republicans on our show on "fox & friends" said he was too soft on this from the beginning. ainsley: not about what he says it's about what voters say. they can pass it in the house. they can send it to the senate. the senate can change what they don't like about the bill and improve it. clayton: corey lewandowski on

the show thought some members of the president's staff may have done him a disservice by not articulating well enough what support they may or may not have had in congress. pete: that's white noise at this point. they have an opportunity to take a vote yea or ney on a vote that is going to repeal obamacare. it's not going to be perfect. still changes in the senate and other changes when they try to reconcile the two bills. also updated cbo score that could come out today that could show it will save more on premiums in light of tweaks made in concession to the freedom caucus. there are some things that weren't in the bill that should have been that have been changed hopefully bringing on more members. nancy pelosi said it could be tattooed to republicans if they pass it. it will be tattooed to democrats if obamacare isn't repealed because of their on citizen next or on citizen next of others. big member here is speaker ryan. he has got to deliver this for president trump. clayton: she was pointing that out yesterday basically saying look, this could be a rookie mistake, nancy pelosi said this is a rookie mistake when you don't have the support how

does this bill get through. pointing fingers at the president but also paul ryan. ainsley: pass the bill and read it later. clayton: you should have seen the glee in her face yesterday. pete: can't glee in her face. it doesn't move at this point. she is the rookie who, as you said, i want to pass it so we can find out what's in it and impoise obamacare on america for the last seven years. such a disaster that president trump made it his first priority. ainsley: -- hillary clinton. she is out of touch. clayton: absolute mess right now. president pushing on this. this is a smart strategy. they are starting to see that they don't have the votes saying look, it's on you, it's on you, and, if not, we are moving on to tax reform. i gave you the opportunity. pete: or they may get the votes. it's not over. why are we writing this done. it's not. there is a lot of arm-twisting still to be had and a lot of accountability to come for people to ho decide to vote against donald trump on first big issue. ainsley: voting on this we are hearing maybe this afternoon, late into the evening. we will keep you up to date.

clayton: that's right. pete: potential smoking gun. intelligence reports reveal today could prove that the obama administration spied on the trump transition team and the president elect himself. you know, devin nunes the chairman of the house intelligence committee came out on wednesday saying hey, i got new evidence. he talked to the white house about it. some on the left have criticized him for the process. but today the nsa is coming out and giving documents over to the house intelligence committee. which many believe will affirm the fact that there was surveillance going on during the transition that the team obama a at some level. ainsley: saying there is evidence? pete. clayton: there could be. the president may have had this evidence somehow, some where with felony else knowing about it when he took to twitter on march 4th on that tweet storm over the weekend saying that president obama was wiretapping trump tower, how despicable. and he called it sad. sad with an exclamation point. here is how anchors and news stations responded as a result

of those tweets back then. listen. >> he said just find out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower. that's not an if. >> president trump made a wild claim on twitter. there is no evidence. nor is there any credible source he knows anything about intelligence who believes the charge. >> the credibility crisis. president trump's un apologetic defense of his unsubstantiated claim. >> if this land, martha,. >> if, if, if, if. >> the president's charge sun true, and he knows it's not true. at least he should. >> we can beat around the bush and call it whatever we want to call it but the president of the united states lied to the american public. >> i hope we can put an end to this wild goose chase because what the president said was just patently false. >> of course it's not true so let's just grow up. ainsley: jumping to conclusions yet they were the ones jumping to conclusions saying it's not true instead of waiting for the evidence for the fact.

clayton: we won't know what's the cone tents of these particular documents. ainsley: that's what the journalists should say we're not sure. we're going to wait and they are going to investigate and we're going to get the fact. pete: they jumped on the fact that there had to be collusion between the russians and trump campaign without evidence. now in this case it appears there is evidence, at the center of it is representative devin nunes as i said the house intelligence committee chairman. he was on hannity last night,sort of doubling down and talking about what was given to him. take a listen. >> it's clear that i would be concerned 50's the president. that's what i wanted him to know and i felt like i had an duty and obligation to tell them. as you know he has been taking a lot of heat in the news media and i think to some degree there are some things he should look at to see whether, in fact, he thinks the collections was proper or not. clayton: he is getting criticized this morning from democrats who say wouldn't it have been nice if you had briefed the other members of the intelligence committee on this before you went to the white house and then got in front of cameras. so that's the criticism coming from democrats.

pete: suddenly they are now obsessed with process when in actuality we will have the chance to get evidence. the chairman the committee was approached by whistleblowers that wiretapping or surveillance was happening legal or otherwise. if the nsa is going to give that to the committee, we will get a chance to see the there there. the fbi remains abstinent not playing ball with the house intel committee. very interesting to see. ainsley: proud to stand up for the president if he has information that can help prove that the president is correct. then he was very brave to come out and say that. pete: it doesn't mean he is being partisan about it hey, mr. president, you were president-elect and it looks like there was surveillance. i want to show this to you and i have got to protect the sources whoever gave me this information. now we are hopefully can corroborate it. we will see. clayton: we have jam-packed show we will be following this all morning long. abby huntsman is standing by with a look at other headlines. abby: i love being a part of y'all. instance we have a lot of head lines to get to this morning. breaking right now. two more suspects just

arrested overnight in a london terror attack. nine people are now in custody this as we learn brand new disturbing details about the monster behind the rampage. isis praising khalid masood. the killer grew up in england but spent time in saudi arabia where authorities believe he was radicalled. radicalized. police in cathedral city california palm springs issuing amp enter alert for carlos and jayden. boys strapped in car seats outside of the house when a babysitter left the car. that's when somebody jumped in and took off with the kids in the backseat. police searching for the white missing honda accord. the keystone pipeline play get the green light as soon as as today. expected to approve a key for the project. the million-dollar pipeline would bring more than $800,000 of barrel from canada to u.s. refineries each day.

the project could still facees . construction was halted this winter following massive protests. and listen to this story. a quick-thinking high school freshman is being hailed a hero after rescuing his choking friend. security video at the lacrosse wisconsin high school capturing ian brown jumping into action when he saw his friend wants face changing color. brown rushing over and performing the heimlich. he credits training he received during a youth policing program for helping him stay calm under pressure. that is likely saved that boy's life. do any of you boys know how to do the heimlich. i feel like we need somebody in the studio in that happens. clayton: i'm right here. ainsley: i think of mrs. doubt fire when remember when she came and saved his life and the mask came out? shrimp or scallop? >> i would not know how to do it. pete: it's not that hard. form a fist, pull it together right underneath. clayton: show you.

pete: you're welcome, america. it's the horrific case grabbing the attention. attack the a teenage girl. suspect is illegal immigrant. why are some lawmakers protecting illegals at all costs? >> so be honest, would you be comfortable having your 14-year-old girl in class with this guy. >> i want nothing but my safety for my children, their friends and everybody in our comiewfnted. pete: our own tucker carlson grilled one of the attorneys involved in the case. clayton: marie harf worked for the state department. we are asking her that question next. come on. in ♪ dream on ♪ dream on ♪ dreams come true ♪ get your fiber.

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legitimate surveillance of foreign targets as a cover. ainsley: democrats continue to deny that the obama administration targeted the trump team including unmasking of key advisors and intelligence report.

so the question is, if the obama administration didn't do it, well then who did? marie harf is the former state department spokesperson under the obama administration and fox news contributor. good morning, marie. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. i'm happy to be here. ainsley: what do you think happened here? do you agree with this? >> i listened very carefully to what devin nunes said this week. i think we all have. what he said he made very clear if there was any members of team trump picked up that it was incidental coverage which as all of us have now learned in the intelligence world means they weren't the target of surveillance, that a foreigner, who is a will he legitimate target of surveillance was picked up and team trump may have been incidentally picked up. that's what devin nunes says. that happens all time with american citizens. pete: what doesn't happening all the time sun masking who those are and dissemination of those names across the intelligence community. >> right. pete: if that's part of the evidence that he has, that's a damning thing. >> that's the crux of the question here. and i don't think devin nunes

gave us a lot of answers to that he put a lot of questions on the table. we heard mike rogers the head of the nsa talk about that. only a small number of the nsa can actually unmask someone. those of those are career officials that i don't want to jump to conclusions that career or intelligence officials that you or i worked with in a bipartisan way: the question is whether were people unmavericked and sometimes they are and sometimes they aren't. and then what devin nunes seems to be saying or trying to indicate is that someone did something politically with that information, that they thought was partisan. again, there is no evidence to back this up. he has put a lot of questions on the table. this is exactly what his committee should be investigating. but by doing this how he did this week, i think that's going to make miss job a lot harder. ainsley: there are a lot of questions, too. who did the unmasking? who is responsible for this? >> jay sekulow for the american center of law and justice was on with sean hannity last night.

he said president obama needs to own. this this son him, because it happened between november and january. listen to this. >> you know what i think we have got here, sean? i think we have a constitutional crisis of james comey's making. the fact is, and this is clear, they were the administration in power. >> it doesn't answer, also -- >> we now know what is going on. they are responsible, period. if you want to get to the answer to this question, subpoena a couple people, including the former president of the united states. ainsley: do you think the former president, president obama should be subpoenaed? >> i don't. and i think we need to go back to the facts that we know and what we don't know. mike rogers, the head of the nsa, who is widely respected in the intelligence world, made clear in testimony this week that only about 20 people, he said, have the ability to unmask names at the nsa. and most of those, i would guess a large majority, are career intelligence professionals who work for democrats and republicans. pete: that doesn't mean it happened. the vast majority all you need is one or two. >> we have seen no evidence and it doesn't mean and i

don't think we should assume that someone at the nsa was acting politically. pete: no one is acting politically. >> you are saying there is a smoking gun. ainsley: according to james comey, remember when he was asked by trey gowdy who could have done this? could ben rhodes have done this? former white house advisor under obama? could susan rice have done it. john brennan. do loretta lynch do it? and all of those were yeses. >> all of those actually were yeses. some of which he said i wasn't sure. but the question he was actually asked was it who could unmask someone. that is something the intelligence community does. they own the information. he was asked could somebody have had accessed to it. pete: disseminate information more widely than bev. >> they don't control where things are disseminated necessarily. what he was asked is could ho could have had access to it. pete: sure they do. >> we need to take a step back here. devin nunes put out pretty explosive charges without any evidence to back it up.

pete: he has evidence. ainsley: how do you know that? he has the evidence. >> he hasn't said evidence yet. having said that doesn't make it true. i wish it was but it doesn't. we need to go back to principles here. he did not say anyone was collected on except for incidentally meaning they were not the target. pete: incidental collection too though if you want. >> to pete, i would be very careful before i accuse the intelligence community of doing a back door incidental collection. you and i would probably agree that the russian ambassador should be surveilled. ainsley: no one knows who to trust anymore. thank you so much for being with us. happy happy friday. >> you too. pete pete lawyer representing illegal immigrant suspect accused of raping a 14-year-old girl save says his client is innocent. cue our own tucker carlson. >> this specific guy, your client, would you feel comfortable having a loved one go to school with him? >> i don't know him. i literally don't know him. pete: tucker is going to be here in a few minutes to discuss that and more. ainsley: sci-fi thriller

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♪ ♪ clayton: welcome back, now to news by the numbers. first up, 150, that's how many game stop stores are closing due to declining sales by double digits. the video gamer retailer blaming black friday sails sales by its competitors over the holiday season. what about online sales? next $329. that's how much the new apple ipad cost 9.7-inch tablet $70 cheaper than the ipad air now discontinued. it will be hitting stores next

week. 58,000%. that's how much the value of the 1971 plymouth barracuda has increased since the car hit the market. if you bought this classic american muscle car in 1972, you would have paid just over $4,000 for it. today that car would be worth 2.5 million bucks. pete: not bad. yes, please. out of world scenario, first evidence of life on mars turns into a nightmare. >> thee creatures wiped out mars millions of years ago: if we let it get to earth. >> we will risk all human life. >> let's i will kill the thing. ainsley: life the movie hits theaters today and here with a review is fox news contributor and founder of terd tears.com kevin mccarthy. >> good to be on. this movie is insane. from the writers of dead pool and zombie land.

just imagine those writer writing a space film. incredible. very much like scott's alien in the sense it's a horror movie more than a science fiction film. some elements. insane to watch. ryan reynolds and will he becca ferguson in the film. she was the lead actress in mission impossible rogue nation. she is fantastic. basically a grouch scientists on the international space station that intercept a research pod from mars. on that pod is the first form of life beyond earth. it's a very, very brutal form of life and becomes deadly. the movie itself is really unpredictable wait until you get to the ending of this film, you are knot going to believe it. it is so shocking. i will say, this the director daniel espinosa did a really cool job. all the actors are hanging on wires in order to create that geo effect. does a long tracking shot in the space station. i don't know how they did it but it is very well done. i gave the movie four out of five.

recently i sat down with jake jillen hall and ryan reynolds. i walked in the room with six serious questions about film making. all they wanted to do was joke around. the interview went viral. it has over a million hits on youtube so far. very, very r-rated here is a 35 second g-rated discussion of the insanity that happened in austin, texas. watch. this you know i love dead pool. i know you liked it, too. >> thank you so much. cool, cool. that's great. [laughter] >> where is my -- [laughter] >> i like how your names are on the chairs, right? so you guys know which chair to sit in? >> we are idiots. >> i'm wondering when you guys shoot those scenes, what does it look like for you on set? >> go ahead. >> there we go. >> it's all about really being able to. [laughter] >> thank you, jake.

>> we're all going to die. [laughter] ainsley: what did you hand them? >> by the way, so i handed them a dead pool ty bar. this is the crazy part. they had their names back on the chairs so they knew where to sit.they put their names on e jake and ryan. when i went to pick um my dry cleaning yesterday. apparently the dry cleaners saw my interview and saved my stickers for me. i forgot to take them off when i took it to the dry cleaner. thank you to the dry cleaner. ainsley: where can we watch that r-rated interview? >> i will put it on twitter at kevin mccarthy tv. i'm warning you five minutes of not very safe for work material. do not watch it as work. watch it with head phones. ainsley: see reaction behind the teens. steve: you gave "life" a 4 out of 5. have you another movie for us "power rangers" right? >> can we quickly sing the go, go power rangers song? i want to do it together. ainsley: go for it, together?

pete: clayton, start? >> go, go power rangers >> sorry, i wanted to do that on national television. clayton: that's fantastic. i used to watch that before school. i used to watch power rangers before school in junior high school. pete: junior high? clayton: maybe high school, i don't know. does it stack up to the original? >> totally, all it is ask a campy self-aware action film. it's ridiculously over the top. a reboot of the original characters from the tv show. have you bryan cranston hisenbor and elizabeth banks. i gave it a 4 out of 5 as well. don't go in there expecting like a beautiful oscar winning script. it's a stupid, funnel, over the top passion movie. that's all it comes down to. pete: there you go. clayton: have a good weekend. ainsley: we have a fox news alert. take it or leave it president

trump says to the republicans they need to pass this healthcare bill in congress or keep obamacare on the books for good. jesse watters on the controversy on capitol hill next. clayton: he is getting paid to defend an illegal immigrant accused of sexually assaulting 14-year-old girl. >> would you be comfortable having a loved one go to school with him. >> i don't know him. i literally don't know him. clayton: tucker will be here next to talk about thatt interview. s will always be. ♪(music plays)

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the car behind them hitting the semi head on. the big rig driver killed at the scene. well, a female assistant track coach was in the car was also killed in that crash. another coach and player air lifted to the hospital with serious injuries. hoping for the best for them. so horrible. and now to a fox news alert. a happy ending to a story we have been following closely all morning. the two young brothers kidnapped after the car they were in was stolen. they have been found safe. police finding the children inside the car early about 12 miles from where they were. suspect still on the loose. the community is mourning after four people killed in a violent shooting spree. reported this yesterday. one hero officer gave his life to protect the public and tragic events in wisconsin. detective jason was an 18-year veteran of the force and father of two. the evidence rest metro police chief describing him as a, quote, phenomenal officer. calling the attacks at a bank

and law firm a domestic incident. kentucky getting behind our men and wilming in blue. governor matt bevins signing a new bill into law making a hate crime to attack officers and first responders. the man behind the blue lives matter bill kentucky state representative kevin bracher joined us earlier on "fox & friends first" to explain why that law is necessary. take a listen. >> our first responders in kentucky and all over the country, they are the first to run towards danger. if you are going to mess with our finest, the men and women in blue and firefighters and emt, then you are going to get the full brunt of kentucky law. abby: kentucky now the second state in the nation to sign that law. a lot of news this morning, guys. i will be back with you shortly. clayton: thank you, abby, appreciate it. ainsley: so sad for those families experiencing that in texas. another tragic story following 14-year-old girl allegedly raped in the bathroom of her rockville high school in maryland. and the two illegal immigrants

that allegedly raped her, they were caught on the border. they were allowed to stay in the country. many people are wondering why. this never would have land if they. pete: enforced the laws on the books. if you are watching other networks, you haven't seen much coverage on this story. if you watch "fox & friends" and last night on tucker carlson's show he had on one ever the attorneys representing one of those illegal suspects and grilled him the way only tucker could. here is a montage of that interview last night. >> so be honest, would you be comfortable having your 14-year-old girl in class with this guy? >> i want nothing but safety for my children, their friends and 9/11 my community. >> right, okay. well, we all do. that's not answering the question. this specific guy, your client, would you feel comfortable having a loved one going to school with him? >> i don't know him. i literally don't know him. >> but i mean, i think that's something you would think through since you are going to be arguing in public on behalf of this guy and so doesn't his character, his capacity or not

to do something like this, does that enter into it? do you think, you know, is this guy guilty or not? is that a consideration for you? >> everything is a consideration. i'm sure there could be a number of questions asked about all three of the people involved in this. >> what would the questions be raised about the 14-year-old girl who says she was raped in the high school bathroom whose screams were heard by her classmates. you better be right about this. if you are going to be impugning the 14-year-old girl who was raped who other people heard her screams. impugning her character, you better, before god, be sure you are on the right side of this. clayton: i wonder if he slept well last night. i know tucker carlson did though. great questions. tuckerrer is with us this morning. good morning, tucker. >> good morning. how are you doing? clayton: how do you think he handled that last night? >> he is in a tough spot. i always wonder that about defense lawyers. i'm in favor of defense lawyers. i would want one if accused. not everyone aciewfdzed is guilty. i still think there is a human and moral element in this. if you are going to represent somebody, i think it's fair to

ask the person representing him do you feel good about it? and by the way he said last night that he planned to attack the accuser, well, okay, that's a common tactic. she is 14. and there is a lot of circumstantial evidence that she is not making it up. these cases can be complicated. this seems a little less complicated than most. i couldn't resist asking him, really, you are going to attack a 14-year-old girl who says she was raped midday in a bathroom? ainsley: i think that was excellent. i'm so glad did you that i was watching last night. go, tucker go. as a mother of a little girl. another attorney i saw on earlier last night was saying that the little girl, it was consensual, and i'm thinking consensual? she is 14 years old. it's still illegal. >> well, it's a hard argument to buy. i mean, it's disgusting, actually. there are a lot of -- you know, a lot of circumstances you could bring up that may be mid gating. i don't know. but to lay it on her really seems a bit much. by the way, they are also

making the case that this kid, botboth kids immigration status had nothing to do with it. it has everything to do with it we wouldn't be talking about this if these people had been deported as the law demands in the first place place. they weren't for political reasons there is a lot of political pressure not to enforce the law because of ethnic politics. clayton: absolutely. >> that doesn't serve americans at all. pete: no but your interview last night did. we have to get your take on another reported we are covering this morning. potential smoking gun. reports from the nsa could prove that the obama administration spied on the trump transition team during that time period november, december e january, obviously the president made the wiretapping allegations, devin nunes says he may now have evidence. what do you make of this developing story? >> there was no question they were spied upon because they were subject, some of them, apparently, of an investigation. investigations imply surveillance. so, yeah, it happened. of the question is why and how was that information treated?

and it seems at this stage, judging by the remarks of the chairman of the house intelligence committee, that their names were not redacted. they were, as they put it, unmasked in documents that were spread throughout the intelligence community which by the way is huge and that's against protocol. that is right there a big deal. the u.s. government has the capacity to spy on its own citizens. it does. there is almost no back stop against it. it does not require a fifs is a warrant. that is not true. this is much more common than we understand. if it's misused. if it looks like this stuff is political. if one administration is using its surveillance powers for political ends, you know, there is almost nothing worse than that and so we should stop the partisanship. it's not about trump's tweets. you know, or russia. maybe those are real questions. this question, is the u.s. government misusing its power to hurt its own citizens? boy, we all have a stake in finding out the answer. clayton: how troubled are you by this? we had congressman dennis kucinich on the show he said

he was surveilled. when he was asked to see the substance of that and why was he? he couldn't get answers. members of congress with no warrant. >> exactly right. by the way i would say members of congress in both parties have been defending this nonsense for years because they say, you know, it's too important. don't ask questions. really? somebody needs to provide oversight. the oversight committee in the house, which is supposed to be watching over all of this has asked the fbi aberrantly for these relevant documents and the fbi has ignored them. what's the excuse for that? agencies don't get to ignore congress. they're supposed to obey congress. so, i would love to hear the explanation for that. and i would love to see members of congress get mad about it not on partisan grounds but as protect everywheres of ordinary americans. pete: oversight. ainsley: maybe they will will. we will see. tucker can you stick around? >> ainsley, wherever you are i want to be. ainsley: that's not true you used to be here in washington but now you are in washington.

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>> sean spicer said today that the white house is optimistic about the chances of the republican healthcare bill but, quote, at the end of the day we can't make people vote. tell me about it said one woman. [laughter] clayton: we're back on "fox & friends" and we're joined by the host of "fox & friends" the one and only tucker carlson. knee deep in healthcare law

and repeal and replace of obamacare. do you think they will have the votes later today. stopped cold yesterday. do you think we will get this today? >> not only do i not know i don't know anyone who does know. i don't know anyone who knows exactly what's in the bill at this point. which is a little ironic considering the main criticism of obamacare. the beginning was we didn't really know what was in the bill until after it passed. there are so many ironies here. some elements that are upsetting. this is obviously kind of a disaster. i don't think any would havedond do it again. that said, there is a growing realization that they have to get something through because, if they don't, it's going to thwart future elements of the trump agenda. i mean, if you lose this one, it really slows your momentum in a big way. if i had to bet on it on the basis of no knowledge at this point. i would bet it passes a lot of members of freedom caucus realize boy we don't want to get in the way of the whole program there are things that they agree with. ainsley: who do you blame if it doesn't pass, tucker? >> there is a lot of blame to go around.

the core problem, i'm not sure whose fault it is if anyone, huge parts of the republican party don't agree with each other. they are north on the same page ideologically. not on the same baseline and pushing for the same things. until the party decides what it is for and in a transition period now. until they decide what they're for, what do we have in common, it's going to be hard to pass anything. pete: negotiating going back and forth between moderates and freedom caucus smart for the president to say hey we are voting ton tomorrow no matter. what crucible of pressure. deal maker. key get there? >> man, it is bold. i have never heard of this before. first of all he weighed right in the center of it often presidents kind of stand back and let their surrogates get in the negotiating. he was there personally, this is just rolling the dice. if it works what a ga gamut. he is casino owner. clayton: if it doesn't. >> if it doesn't, i don't know. ainsley: if it doesn't, don't

you think people will be so mad at washington at the legislative branch because the president is saying this is what i ran on, this is what the people want. this is why they voted for me. if the legislative branches doesn't do what the president and people want, it makes them look bad. they are in trouble with the next elections, don't you think? >> i think it's possible. i'm not sure on this specific subject have anything to do with the voters voted for at all. of. ainsley: repeal and replace. >> repeal and replace for sure. not the replace part. the president did this on immigration. you voted for me because you want real borders in this country. if he applied congress directly on that. vote for that i'm going to primary you. that kind of stuff does work if you can convince the public that the bill reflects their interests. pete: yeah. he wants to win. if he doesn't, if that happened, he wants to move on, too. to those issues that he is truly passionate about. >> definitely. i think if they had to do it again they would have put those issues first. but, no, look, they have a lot at stake. they all do. they are in this together. all part of the same party even if they disagree with

each other. clayton: speaker boehner untethered not in washington anymore i had been there for years we never agreed as republicans what the healthcare legislation should look like. is this reflected here? >> absolutely for sure. i mean, look, the public wants universal coverage, conservatives are very suspicious of that because it means more government. i mean, that's the essential tension right there. pete: you are right. the hidden hand in the market takes time to work sometimes and election cycles come quick. ainsley: can't they pass it, tuck err, and if they want to change things they can later on. >> that's basically what they are saying now. let's get something on the books. pals a bill and make it better later. let's do it incrementally. that's probably not a stupid idea. clayton: you have a jam-packed show i'm sure later tonight as you are watching all day. >> for sure. watching from the bar, guys. clayton: must see television. ainsley: you know we will. pete: thanks, tucker. ainsley: coming up the reagan library like have you never

seen before. the jesse watters taking you on a tour like never before. >> very few people saw the ranch if they ever made it on the property at all. pete: jesse is with us right after the break. was he allowed to sit in that chair? ♪ tell me how to walk this way ♪ she told me to walk this way ♪ talk this way ♪ walk this way ♪ talk this way ♪ she told me to ♪ walk this wayn- ♪ e allergy relief that starts working in as little as 30 minutes and contains the best oral decongestant. live claritin clear, with claritin-d. excuse me, are you aware of what's happening right now? we're facing 20 billion security events every day.

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three. i think that's normal. two beers an hour? that's enough. and heineken, listen to this, is being yanked off store shelves in the u.k. because of brexit. largest supermarket no longer selling heineken's brands after the brewer had to increase its prices claiming inflangs from the brexit referendum. jesse watters, you will be canceling your flight over to london. >> and utah because you can't drink over there anymore. clayton: you can drink just not drive. ainsley: now, when you be on the curvey couch that we're used to. >> yes. ainsley: are we still in your world. >> you are always in my world. i'm happy to have you, ainsley. nice job. have you been practicing. over and out. ainsley: sorry. ains. >> there you go. clayton: you got the chance to go out to the reagan ranch. what was that like for you? >> it was amazing. when they delivered it to the people right now they left it exactly intact.

they have the clothing still hanging up. tvs, furniture out of the 80's. really special place and this is where reagan rode with nancy and spent a year of his presidency out there. it was incredible. because we spoke to the secret service agents that rode with reagan and showed where they carved their initials and their heart on a rock before they went riding. it was a great place. i think we actually have some sound here. >> very few people ever saw this part of the ranch if they made it to the property at all. that chair, that's where he would sit and make official phone calls. so we know he smok spoke to margaret thatcher sitting in that chair. astronauts orbiting in the space shuttle from that chair. >> am i allowed to sit in the chair. >> we don't let many people sit in that chair jesse, but you can do it today. >> thank you. >> do you feel powerful? >> mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. [laughter]

clayton: do you feel powerful. >> i felt powerful. great honor to sit in the same chair that ronald sat. in very comfortable. surprisingly comfortable. and it's just a great place. they don't let everybody in there i know have you been there. ainsley: i have been there. you get to walk in their closet and their bedroom. water pick is still next to the sink. all the appliances in the kitchen are olive green or yellow. lay clay so 80's. >> ronald was so tall. such a simple bed. they have a footstool because his feet hung off the edge of the bed. ainsley: next to the phone in case he gets a call in the middle of the night. >> low maintenance. pete: more on your show tomorrow night. >> tomorrow night and we have that footage and i gave a speech up there and tell everybody how i almost got hired and fired from the royale factor. ainsley: we want to watch. thank you. clayton: the president said it's now or never to make a deal on healthcare. talking to the man in the

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>> we promise americans we will repeal or replace it. >> vote on a plan to replace it or obamacare stays. >> if it's a no vote mr. trump says we'll keep obamacare. we're still going towards tax reform. investors and economy need tax cuts. that is still on track. >> is the only train leaving the station repealing obama care. [horn blowing] [applause] ♪ i'm thinking life is too short and passing you by, if you go big or go home, go big or go home ♪ ainsley: that is the message from washington this morning, go big or go home, legislators. clayton: all eyes on washington, d.c. as the vote could happen today on repeal and replacement. pete: it is going to happen. the president says we're voting on it.

if it passes we're moving to the senate. if it doesn't, we're moving on. move the agenda forward, fear the wrath. ainsley: in the words of rascal flatts he says, i'm moving on. do you think the president got that idea from that song? clayton: we'll find out. here is one person to ask, the person at the heart of all this tom price, secretary of health and human services. no sleep probably tonight. >> wonderful to be with you, thank you so much. it will be an exciting day. i think what is going to happen the members of the house of representatives will appreciate once again the current system has failed, costs are going up, premiums are going up. deductibles are going up. care is discreing, choices are decreasing and it is only getting worse. this is the first phrase to bring about patient centered health can irwhere patients, families and doctors are making medical decisions and not washington d.c.

pete: what will get this across the finish line? small tweaks to the bill for powerful constituencies or support the trump agenda and the presidency? >> i think more the latter. the bill before congress is done. the kinds of proposals and kinds of changes that were agreed to yesterday. that's it. as the president said yesterday, it is time to put up your vote. we need to pass this again so we can move forward with the entire plan that will bring about patient centered health care. we need to do this to fulfill the promise to the american people on the campaign, to repeal and replace obamacare. we need to do it especially because the health care system in the nation needs support of these kinds of proposals to make certain we can end up with patients making medical decisions and not washington, d.c. ainsley: what happens going forward to these lawmakers if they don't vote, republican lawmakers in favor of it and don't support the president? >> i prefer to look on the bright side. i think they're going to. i think we get the bill done

today and move forward. at the same time, as you know, ainsley, we're working on regulations and rules and the kind of guidance letters that came out of the department of health and human services in the previous administration, many which harmed patients and drove up costs. we're working as hard as we can to put kinds of changes we believe are most appropriate to the legal and cox constitutional process, make certain we bring down costs and improve the ability for physicians to care for patients across this land. clayton: democrats sitting back watching republicans firing at each other. nancy pelosi saying yesterday this was rookie mistake. this is on you. this is on republicans. what do you say to the former speaker?ell, again the sad partf that is, that the democrats refused to come to the table to try to assist at all. i think they will once we get through the first phase. they don't have anything to do what they believe in repealing obamacare and aca.

they appreciate the health care system in so many ways is broken. if you have the coverage but your deductible, 10, actually thousand dollars which is the case for many, many families out there, you may have insurance card but you don't have any care. if you keep patients at the center of all this, recognize what we need to do is fix the system for patients, then i believe there's a great opportunity to bring them to the table as well and improve the system in a way that again puts patients and families, doctors in charge of health care decisions. pete: mr. secretary, a cbo score came out a week ago with pretty difficult numbers. based on tweaks made to the bill, are you anticipating a revised score or temporary one that could improve your position? >> i wouldn't put stock in a new cbo score. the fact of matter they're assembly looking at first step. it is not entire plan. if you look at entire plan, prices will come down, premiums will come down, choices will increase for patients so they can select the kind of coverage

they want, not that washington forces them to buy. we'll move in the direction of states having greater flexibility and latitude to care for their indigent and vulnerable population in their state often times they can't do right now. we have washington in charge of health care right now. we need states and people in charge of health care. clayton: mr. secretary we get you out of there on this, if you had to look at your crystal ball, do you have the votes? will it happen today. >> i'm the etern until optimism. i think we'll get it done, at end of the day what people focus on this is important for patient the across this land who want a health care system that works for them and their families. that is what will carry the day today. pete: one quick clarification, mr. secretary, the mainstream media reporting that there are regrets inside the white house to started with obamacare repeal. they're trying to write the obituary right now, there is already conversation about that what is your take? >> i haven't had any conversations about that at all this week. i've been with the president

every single day, the folks at white house every single day. this is absolutely imperative to pull fill the president's promise to the american people to repeal and replace obamacare. to move forward on the rest of the agenda. the math of matter savings generated through this piece of legislation then allow tax reform and other kinds of things we need to do in that phase three for health care to work so much better. that is why this is important to do now. ainsley: what is the president's message to those republican that aren't on board? >> i think he gave that message yesterday. it is time to put up. it is time to recognize that this is the beginning of the overall plan that will bring about that patient centered health care. this is the first step and they need to get on board. pete: secretary tom price, thanks for sharing your morning. food luck to you. >> thank you very much. clayton: another big story we're following is this a smoking gun? intelligence reports reveal later today, we still don't know the contents of them as our own james rosen is reporting did the

obama administration, spy on, look at, wiretap members of the trump transition team during the transition. pete: that's right. house intel chairman devin nunes described what he found last night on "hannity." take a listen. >> i will say the dissemination was pretty far and wide. like i said before, it appears to me it was all legal. the question is, should it have been done in the first place? did it meet foreign intelligence value? secondly, was, were any other american names unmasked and i have information that says that there were. pete: this is a big deal. the nsa producing documents to the house intelligence committee, may take them a few days to go through that material but it could be the proof, the smoking gun that shows there was indeed surveilance of the trump transition. ainsley: the president says he feels somewhat vindicated because he tweeted about this saying he was spied on by the trump or obama administration. now congressman nunes says he has the proof. we'll have to see if they

release that information to us. clayton: critics of representative nunes yesterday on the democratic side saying why didn't you share that with us on the intelligence committee? that should be something you share with members the intelligence committee instead of going to the white house. he says i want to get it to the president. ainsley: what of the leakers in the intelligence community? i'm not accusing them of that but what if it is. why he took it to the president. pete: obsessed with the process, mainstream media they asked how he got to the white house. sean spicer said he drove a car. ainsley: if you have you had information, why did you go above us. pete: or whistle-blowers coming to them. he has to be careful who he shares that with. president trump is a president. he was surveiled as candidate. he deserves to know that. doesn't mean devin nunes is not compromised to be fair. mainstream media and left want to mud did waters make him not look credible as he received information that could verify

it. ainsley: why he said i'm sticking up to you, mr. president, mainstream media is painting a picture what you said you shouldn't have said this. if, if, if. i do have the proof. i wanted you to know and i will bring that to the nsa. clayton: that will be on the show later but abby huntsman with a other headlines. >> a lot of news starting with a pretty tragic story. tragedy strike as texas highway. a high school track team bus colliding with an 18 wheeler and another car killing two people. the semi slamming into the side of the boys of mount pleasant high track team, causing it to roll over. the car behind them hitting the semi head on. the big-rig driver killed at scene. female assistant track coach also killed. a coach and player lifted to a hospital with serious conditions. we'll keep an eye on the story. breaking this hour, two suspects arrested overnight in the london terror attack. nine people in custody.

this as we learn brand new disturbing details about the monster behind that rampage. isis praising khalid masood as soldier of the bloodbath. he spent time in saudi arabia where authorities believe he was radicalized. parents arrested accused of leaving their eight week old bake by on the ground of a busy parking lot still strapped in the car seat. they held him until police arrived. >> in the parking lot. on the sidewalk. >> no blanket? >> no blanket. >> he is a little baby, a newborn. >> yeah he is a new born. ainsley: look how precious he is. the baby was left alone for 45 terrifying minutes before he was found. luckily he was okay, describing as happy, healthy and chunky. i love that. the parents facing child endangerment charges. horrible. happy ending to a story we've been following all morning. two young brothers kidnap after

the car they were in was stolen. they have just been found safe and sound. police finding the children inside of the car early this morning about 12 my from where they were kidnapped near palm springs. the thief still on the loose. so many terrible stories of kidnappings and finding people in cars. pete: we have chunky. >> got to keep it in there. ainsley: isn't it national waffle day? we should be eating some of this. pete: it is national waffle day? why are we keeping that hidden? ainsley: i don't know. tomorrow. clayton: tomorrow for the weekend. pat pete coming up, why is the president getting so much pushback on this? >> keep these foreign terrorists from entering our country in the first place. pete: the man who put a bullet through the forehead of usama bin laden knows a thing or two about fighting terror. he says he would go even further. rob o'neill joins us next.

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♪ clayton: welcome back. what is the best way to make sure terror doesn't hit the homeland? >> the single best way to protect, and you have to do this, you have to do this, and to keep foreign terrorists from attacking our country is to keep these foreign terrorists from entering our country in the first place. clayton: that is president trump at a packed rally in louisville kentucky, earlier this week. so is that really the key keeping them out of our country? if it is, why is the president getting so much pushback on things like his travel ban? the former navy seal the man who killed osama bin laden, fox news contributor rob o'neill joins us from boston. thanks for joining us this morning. is that the key? the president says we have to know who is coming into our

country and understand whether they have allegiance to our constitution. is that the key? >> i think that is the key, pete. thanks for having me. not so much keeping, it is keeping the ideology out and also not getting caught up in political correctness. we need to realize who is coming in, what they're bringing with them and why. we don't, like i said with political correctness you don't want to let people in from different places why are they doing it, understand their problems with us. they want to bring their stuff to this country from a place where they believe but they don't want to necessarily a simulate to our constitution. we want them americans first and religious freedom second which comes with the freedom of this country. clayton: is this a intelligence services does this well to make sure they know who comes in and out of their country to gadd their citizens? >> the reason they're doing the ban, putting a hold on people coming from places that don't have embassies. we don't have american embassies or coalition partners to screen people coming in.

that is why it is a temporary hold. i hate it called muslim ban. the countries with most muslims in them, indonesia, pakistan, there is no ban on them. isis sweeping through syria, blank passports they were handing out. they admit they want to use our immigration system and your green cards, sufficient like that, the ability to get green cards. we can't vet who is coming in. clayton: yes. >> there needs to be check and balances to find the common enemy and admit it. clayton: that zooms common sense. london, british citizen radicalized commit as horrific terror attack with a vehicle which al qaeda encouraged folks to do. what more can the brits need to do we can learn from to make sure this thing doesn't happen? >> seeing on holidays and anniversaries. in nice, in berlin. they stopped an attack in antwerp, belgium, the guy used

same thing, using ideologies isis put out, use a vehicle and knife. he has a explosive or acid all that kind of stuff? we're learning you need to identify where the threat is and where the problems is. radicalized imams are preaching to people. 25% of people in london want sharia to be the law of the land. that is not the way common londoners want it to be. clayton: yeah. >> it is, it's the, what they're thinking. clayton: the ideology. >> it is not the weapon. clayton: you're exactly right. >> it is ideology for sure. we need to admit it. clayton: if you doesn't identify that stuff to defeat the rest of it of the rob o'neill. thanks for joining us. >> thanks, pete. clayton: coming up, an awesome tribute to men and women in blue, a "blue lives matter" flag. why is the homeowner told to take it down. >> they received a complaint that it was racist and offensive. clayton: somehow that is racist. that is not the most unrage just

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♪ clayton: welcome back. quick headlines for you. convicted terrorist and left-wing activists kicked out of the country for lying on her immigration application. you remember her. she was one of the main organizers for the women's march on washington. she is being deported to jordan. casey anthony and o.j. simpson rumored to be starring in one could be one of the most controversial reality show of all time. anthony acquitted of murdering her two-year-old daughter caylee

is reported to work with o.j. simpson. about their lives after being jailed. simpson could be paroled this year and walk free. ainsley. ainsley: thank you, clayton. we told awe story a columnist sparking outrage saying it should be illegal to be a stay-at-home mom. sara lee marqan, writes for "the daily telegraph" in australia, says quote, rather than wail about the supposed liberation and a woman's right to choose to shun paid employment we should make it a legal requirement that all parents of children of school age or older are gainfully employed. joining us now to debate this, two moms, carol swain is a professor at vanderbilt university in nashville. one of my favorite cities. we have kathy ar you ue, a liberal analyst and co-host of red mom blue mom. great to have you both of you. >> thank you. ainsley: as moms, what did you think about this story? i will start with you? >> i think the columnist wanted to get lots of attention because

what she said was ludicrous and so that is why we're talking about it. it doesn't make a lot of sense and the part i hate the most that mothers should be forced to take a job. ainsley: that is a great point. no choice. kathy, she is saying it should be illegal? >> i love that mothers would be forced because it takes away mother's guilt, that guilt you have when you do go to work. why do mothers have to give up everything, not being able to have it all because they do have children? i can see where she is coming from. i understand it. we are the only advanced industrial nation that doesn't provide maternity leave to women. we have to provide a village t takes a village to raise a children. maybe others need to help, but not. ainsley: a woman is contributing to society raise a great kid, if it is her choice to stay at home she should have the right. >> men and women have the right to stay at home poor into the children. the stay at home mothers i know are there and helping other mothers.

they're the volunteers at the schools. they are the monitors on the field trips. some of them are taking care of their parents and so they're actually contributing a lot to communities. >> they are i agree. i agree. they would like the choice to return to work. that is not necessarily an option. >> for all women, because there are women find it very fulfilling to be hope and pour into the community. >> but the problem is there are women that wish they could return and they can't. i spoke to university girls about two weeks ago and their biggest concern was can i have it all? will i be able to use my degree after i have children? with this article it points out a lot of women don't have that option. so wouldn't it be great if it is illegal and women have to return to work and -- ainsley: why would have community have to step up? >> why would you want the state to make that decision take away our liberty and force us to, to, you know, become whatever the state wants. they would raise our children? some of us have values and

principles that we want to infuse in our children the we don't want the state or strangers to teach them. >> i see that but i understand it would be great for the village, for the state to help mothers. >> yesterday we asked our viewers to weigh in on this we have a lot of comments. we'll read a few of those this morning this is from dustin. this is why my wife stays home. she can raise and educate our kids so they don't turn out with a weak liberal perspective like this. [laughter] >> i think women should have the right to choose. it is wonderful, i read that article. wow, that does eliminate's mother's guilt. ainsley: now you're changing you say we should have the right to choose, not illegal? >> we should be able to go back to work because we can't. if they make it illegal they could go back to work. ainsley: let me read more comments because they're fun. ac says, it shoulding illegal to be columnist who is biased against stay at home parents. carol, what are your thoughts? >> i would like to better day care for people that are poor

but, i think women, the ones this are college educated they can afford nannies. they have nannies. for the ones that are educated want to pour into their children, let them pour into their children. let them be at the games. help take care of their elderly parents. give them freedom. this is america. ainsley: i hate to break it to you, but it is not going to happen. it will not be illegal to stay at home. >> still legal everyone has to help women raise the kids. ainsley: women are great. i'm all for women making the choice i agree with you. thank y'all so much for being with us. i life the line in the article, dear mothers, get out of the kitchen, go back to work. stay-at-home moms stay in the kitchen. >> that is wrong. that is a little wrong. a little wrong. ainsley: thank y'all so much. coming up he took a job to defend an illegal immigrant of rape. the lawyer says his client's immigration status is irrelevant. what do you think? >> his immigration status irrelevant whether or not he did it. my job to defend him and get to the bomb of the fact whether or not he did.

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>> thank you, clayton. ainsley: what time is it there? are you three hours behind? >> predawn hours. 6:30. half hour before sunrise. ainsley: good man. clayton: get your take on this. you heard devin nunes, representative, go to the white house lay out what he says is a smoking gun on, the trump administration, trump transition team being spied on by the obama administration. democrats are up in arms he didn't share that with them. what is your take on this? will we see a big bombshell later this afternoon? >> putting aside the sequence of devin nunes he revelation of the incidental collection of trump and his associates as they were surveilling others due to this fisa warrant, putting aside how he did it and the protocals that he violated, i sat on that same couch last week, clayton, and i said that probably, what the president of the was talking about in that now infamous tweet

where he said president obama had been surveilling him or wiretapping him, what he probably meant, surveillance in the more general sense and it was picked up as you know incidental to spying on somebody else who was talking to somebody in russia. i think that there is no doubt that trump was surveiled during the campaign, during the transition, for all i know even to this, even to now. the question is, two things. what do we do about it? is the house, the intel committee the appropriate place to investigate? or do we need a special prosecutor? who is leaking all the information? i think those things are very, very relevant questions. pete: i appreciate the first part of your statement putting aside the sequence, the left and media are obsessing who he told when, what aspect, was it proper. if he indeed gotten information from a whistle-blower and nsa confirms what they give the house intel committee, what does

the sequence matter? isn't this the evidence everyone has been clamoring for or looking for? >> i absolutely agree with you, pete. the question is, is nunes and his committee now since he has gone to president trump with these revelations, with this bombshell, is his committee or indeed the senate intelligence committee the appropriate venue to really explore whether or not there was collusion between president trump and people close to president trump and the russians? who does that? i think you need a special prosecutor. put it aside. get it out of the house. get it out of the united states senate because it is clear this thing is getting mucked up with republicans and democrats, the right is about these leaks, damn these looks, the left what if the looks are revealing? i don't think these parties because they're so dysfunctional and hate each other are appropriate place for us to find the truth what happened what russia did to influence our election.

ainsley: how important is it to find out actually who did this? remember when trey gowdy was grilling james comey, could any of these people within the obama administration, could they have been the one that unmasked it, that pulled cover off of a name? could it be ben rhodes the former white house advisor? could it have been susan rice? could it have been brennan? could it have been sally yates? or brennan? the fbi director said, yes, yes, it could have been them. we had marie harp on the show, should president obama be subpoenaed. do you think that should happen? >> i definitely think that every relvan person should be subpoenaed but by whom, ainsley? i think that is the question. does the house do it? does the senate do it? does a special prosecutor do it? once you do it, here is the peril for everybody involved. as of right now, i don't see any crime. i don't see any proof of collusion. but once you take someone like president obama or president trump and put them under oath or

more realistically people like ben rhodes or some of these others involved, like general mike flynn, once you put them under oath, and they say something, maybe it is what they thought at the time or they make a misstatement, that is where they get it. they don't get it on the act itself. they get it on the cover-up. it is never the crime. it is always the cover-up. that is are with the peril exists. that is why everybody is he resisting. >> they shouldn't fear it if they didn't do anything wrong? >> i don't know about that. it is pretty, dicey once you're under oath talking to a federal panel. remember, bill clinton didn't go down for any of his grand seems. he went down because he lied in a deposition in paula jones' lawsuit about sexual harrassment. he lied in a lawsuit in a deposition. that is why he was inpeached. it is little things mean a lot. that is are with the peril now exists for both the current trump administration, his former aides manafort, flynn and so

forth. >> that is my point. he did something wrong and got caught. clayton: i want to get your take -- >> did you do so or so, i didn't do or remember. you lied. you go down on perjury. clayton: geraldo, as a lawyer i warrant to ask but the this story. tucker i don't know if you caught his show last night, the defend attorney defending one of the illegal immigrants charged with attacking that 14-year-old girl in rockville, maryland. perhaps raping her in the bathroom along with another illegal immigrant. i'm sure you watched that. let's look at some of that if we could. play it now. we don't have it, when tucker interviewed and talked to this particular defense attorney last night on his show, he asked him, if your 14-year-old daughter, would you feel comfortable sending your 14-year-old daughter to that school? how can you as a defense attorney take on this case? i'm sure you watched that. what are your thoughts as an attorney? how would you have handled that?

>> well, i think first of all, i say to tucker, my friend tucker who is excellent at what he does, you have to be very careful when you invoking god is your witness and god says this and that, almost as if he was saying it's a sin for you, mr. attorney, to represent this defendant. i think that is very, very dangerous. it harkens back to i think a very distressing time. that lawyer has a right to represent that client. that client has a right to an attorney. this is what i think about the big picture though, clayton. i think this is what, people understand that i know that i'm out of sync with the majority of our audience when it comes to immigration reform and the whole immigration debate how we handle 11 million here without documentation and so forth. rape is an outrageous, disgusting crime. it should be prosecuted with all the vigor, all the passion we have. we should bust these creeps and send them away for a long, long time. but i am very, very concerned

when we're only involved or only concerned about rapes committed by undocumented immigrants, by illegal immigrants. wait a second. there were 100, there were 100 forcible rapes in montgomery county, maryland, in the last year we have statistics 2014. 100 forcible rapes. there were 173,000 rapes in this country in, one calendar year. why is it that we're only concerned about this one rape because it was -- >> it was preventable. ainsley: what about the uva thing? what about that alleged rape that didn't ever happen? the mainstream media covered that for 11 minutes. they didn't cover this one at all. so there are other rape cases have been ever coulded, geraldo. this is 14-year-old. i mean -- >> ainsley, i think that this story is an appropriate story. but if you start using anecdotes, anecdotal evidence you have to look at big picture. is it true or not true that the

illegal immigrants less crime than the citizens. is that true? if it is true we have to look at it in the big picture. talking about rapists, these horrible rapists and we want them in jail forever. we want to throw them out forever, why don't you talk about their families that are law-abiding or ones that took the kid to school or -- pete: mainstream media ignores this story for other reason. >> use this one example to the -- pete: the main stream media hasn't talked about it at all because he is illegal. obviously disagreement. >> you know i love you know i love you. ainsley: we love you too. makes the country great. we're allowed to disagree. clayton: you heard him say, build that wall. >> i impenetrable, physical, powerful, beautiful, southern border wall. clayton: one problem. any construction company that helps to build the wall will be banned from getting any other work. texas congressman louie gohmert

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♪ ainsley: we are back with quick headlines. "blue lives matter" flag forced down over complaint it is racist. the homeowners association in st. john's county in florida, denying the owner's request to keep it even though her dad is a cop. the flag has been up there for years. >> they told us they received a complaint it was considered racist and offensive. we have black officers, asian officers, every race. i mean for them to say it is racist, blue is not a race. it is furthest thing from it. >> wow, his daughter is appealing rule. this portrait of president trump is hanging in second florida va hospital. vietnam veteran outraged to find it missing from a clinic port st. lucie of the after the national va ordered all facilities to download the president's picture to put it on the wall immediately.

good for him. clayton, take it away. clayton: fox news alert. president trump saying take it or leave it. he tweeted moments ago this. after several horrible years of obamacare skyrocketing premiums and deductibles, bad health care, this is finally your chance for a great plan of the irony is though that the freedom caucus which is very pro-life and planned parenthood allows pp to continue if they stop this plan. end quote. end tweet. of the texas congressman louie gohmert is a member of the freedom congress, i believe a no vote. you said this is not a good bill. will anything change your mind, con man? you don't think it will work. >> it isn't going to work. we're told prices will go up 75% or so, but maybe in the third year they may come down 10%. we're told we should be thrilled we'll give so much more power to the federal government to health and human services under your bill. and they don't have an answer

for what about when it is a democrat in charge and not a republican? and then, we were told it is based on a false premise. they lied to the president. they misrepresented to us. we were told for weeks now that we have to thread the needle because we can't know what the parliamentarian in the senate will do unless we actually passed bill. mike lee went to the parliamentarian this week, nobody asked me. i'll tell you what i think. but the parliamentarian doesn't the get to rule. it is mike pence or mitch mcconnell, whoever mcconnell appoints. they will make the decision and the thing is, it does survive the byrd rule. it does affect the budget in a major way and our people are hurting and it is just hard to believe that after all this time we're, our answer is, more government in the short term but eventually it goes away. just trust us. we are going to spend more federally money but eventually it will be better.

it is not what any of us promised we were do, and it is built on a false premises that the, false premise that the parliamentarian was not going to allow what we promised we would do. there. is no way to -- clayton: the rules committee meeting right now going over this. congressman, it seems like the president, this strategy yesterday, as looked like it was not coming to a vote yesterday afternoon. >> i totally understand his frustration, totally. clayton: he seems that he is frustrated. he says take it or leave it. we're moving on to other things. this is the chance. this is the chance for republicans to make this change. >> well he has never had to he deal with people that weren't 100% honest around knew what they were talking about when they helped him prepare a contract. this is a bill that was prepared on a false premise and he has never had to deal with that before. so, i know it has to be tough for him. clayton: are you worried, are you worried as we learned this morning president is watching those that vote against this and

basically put on notice? are you worried backlash from the white house? >> we had a very, i guess it was a great pep rally for those that are voting for the bill last night. it was very reminiscent of the wall street bailout, one of the worst mistakes we made since i have been here. there was a free market way to save all of that. without the government becoming more socialist. but, it was like that pep rally, condemning those of us not with the team, paying that we were cowards. that we doesn't have courage. courage was standing up and getting standing ovations from your colleagues. so it was reminiscent of that. it was reminiscent of '05 and 6, i was part of those cheering. turns out we didn't do what we promised. we lost the majority. the president, i want to support him but i can't support a bill that does more damage than good. clayton: we were going to have

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ainsley: today is the day or at least it is supposed to be. will the gop repeal and replace plan get to the floor of the house today for a vote? what happens if it does? new twists related to allegations that the trump team was being surveiled. democrats say they are going to block the president's supreme court nominee. we have senator lindsey graham. house members, marcia blackburn and peter king. it will be a wild day. join us at the top of the hour for "america's newsroom." back to ainsley, pete, clayton. outside i think.

pete: can your car do this? this video going viral of hum rider. lifts five feet in the air to drive over traffic. i'm sitting in it. clayton: holy smokes. it is on our plaza. here to show us how it works, the co-founder of the company behind the hum rider. scott beverly who is part of the marketing campaign is here. >> likewise. clayton: how do you come up with this? >> it was inspired by the verizon hum, which this device puts in a car, makes it smart car features, connected, maintenance reminders an all sorts of alerts. the new, actually gives your car wi-fi. so, we decided well if this hum upgrades your car, why don't we make a car that goes up to demonstrate that. >> start by pushing wheels out. ainsley: are you ready?

pete is testing this out. clayton: what are we seeing here, james? >> hydraulics are pushing the wheels outward and then the hydraulics for the next stage will actually elevate the car even further. the wheels themselves are also operated hydraulically. and this fulfills the fantasy of anyone ever stuck in traffic, press one button, you can drive over all the cars. ainsley: looks so great. can you imagine being in traffic to go over a police officer's car? still legal to drive this in traffic? >> well you lower down the car to get your ticket. >> we're going. ainsley: that is great. clayton: we'll be right back. holy smokes, i'm sure the nypd won't have anything to say about this? ainsley: he ran over the car underneath him already. got to be in a straight line, right? >> straight line. ♪. life in the fast lane ♪

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