on facebook and says it is investigating her complaint. what do you think about that? that wraps it up for 4:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends first", "fox & friends first" continues right now. i will see you tomorrow. bye. ♪ >> serious questions about his mental capacity, ability to process information. >> i'm with him almost every day. we talk about some of the most serious matters facing america and the world, complex issues. >> mainstream media is going mental over president trump's fitness for office. the administration now firing back in the only way it knows how, by pushing the agenda to make america great again. >> good evening, ladies and remaining gentlemen, it's 2018, marijuana is finally allowed and sexual harassment finally isn't. rob: all right the golden globes getting into the issues and getting political but this time president

trump is not the main target. jillian: leaning back no longer allowed. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ rob: welcome to club fox, 5:01 on monday morning. jillian: pumping. rob: rather mild outside compared to the last few days. jillian: going to feel like summer time. rob: good morning to you, you're watching "fox & friends first" on monday morning, i'm rob schmitt. jillian: and i'm julian

mele. steve bannon doing a complete 180. rob: former white house chief strategists apologizing to the first family for his controversial comments in this new tell-all book fire and fury, griff jenkins is live in washington with how the president is firing back, overall the questions about his mental stability in the wake of this book, hey, griff. >> hey, rob and julian. maybe sloppy steve is campaigning for a new nick neighboring backtrack bannon, i will explain. the president defending himself over the weekend against allegations from this book questioning his fitness for office, firing back in a news conference at camp david then tweeting, i've had to put up with the fake news from the first day i announced that i would be running for president, now i have to put up with the facebook written by a totally discredited author ronald reagan had the same problem and handled it well, so will i. and now steve bannon walking back some of his derogatory comments in the book remember he called don, jr.

treasonous and unpatriotic and ivanka dumb as a brick. he's not disputing the quotes and isn't formally apologizing for the them either but issued statement pledging support for the president and explaining criticism of trump tower meeting was aimed at paul manafort and not don, jr., he writes, i regret delay in responding to inaccurate reporting against don, jr. has diverted the president from accomplishments in first year of presidency. my support is also unwavering for the president in his agenda, donald trump, jr. is both the patriot and good man, he has been relentless in his advocacy for his father and for the agenda that has helped turn the country around. bannon did not address ivanka. >> let me be very clear, this is a book of fiction, not only is it not accurate, so many misrepresentations in this book that it shouldn't be taken seriously. >> statements like the

one that mr. wolff made about how we all think about the president is ridiculous on the face. >> the president travels to nashville today to make remarks and then atlanta finally tonight, guys, where he will take the national college football championship, we will see if he has anything more to say about this? >> i'm sure he does. we have been hearing for a long time, other media outlets talking about president trump's mental illness, stability. rob: sure, montage of some of the sound that we heard over the weekend. here we go. >> not only amplify it is coverage of this but also amplify it is question that the book raises. >> the warning signs were there and we did not do enough. >> you hear him put out the statement, genius like nixon saying i'm not a crook. his ability to process information, impulse control. >> if we do have a president who has some fitness issues, even

though he says he's like really smart, there are problems happening. >> he has put questions of incompetency in responding in way he has in middle of conversation. >> then it is actually quite frightening for the american people. >> we have all written this 500 times. >> yeah, the conversation has been ramped up since this book, the conversation about this book started last week. rob: sure, one of the guys, cbs guys said decent point by responding to this, as the president almost gives it some kind of credibility by taking it seriously and be defensive about it which, i think, has certainly been a problem and the other problem is that this author even though i'm sure this is a very dramatized book he did have access to the white house. jillian: he did. rob: there he is right there michael wolff and these are the two big problems of the administration and why the president decide today respond to this when he could have just ignored is what we are trying to figure out.

jillian: a lot of information in the book has been shot down, so i don't know if you have seen the book yet, i haven't seen it in person to be able to read it and i do want to read it and see what everyone is talking. rob: everybody wants to read it and the president has given it credibility by saying, you know, there's something to it. let's listen to tammy bruce and what she says about all of this. >> it's ironic, they're speaking of the president's mental health allegedly and based in own hysteria. to have dialogue, to have debates and fights and all of that, politics to fight for power, this kind of accusation is meant to stop the conversation. it is like calling someone a racist or sexist or a homophobe but now it goes down to the personal condemnation about someone's mental fitness, they also think that there could be a good avenue for this to use this when it comes to something like impeachment but like everything the democrats have done over the last

generation, it's a bad idea and it will fail and the american people i don't think like it very much. jillian: the american people, i think, like the fact that the stock market is doing so well that jobs are being created and we are not talking about the economy as much as we should be. rob: doesn't give a lot of credits for the things that he does, he gets slammed for things like this. we shall see where all this leads to. jillian: yes, we shall. rob: we will follow the news. jillian: hollywood stars came together for golden globes in solidarity of sexual harassment. >> some using the platform to take shot as@white house as you might expect, carley shimkus with fox news headlines 24/7 is here with the moments that everybody is talking about from last night, hey, carley. carley: good morning, guys, one of the biggest news stories of 2017 and host host seth myers wasted no time in bringing up sexual harassment and sexual misconduct controversies rocking hollywood. take a listen. >> in 2018 marijuana is finally allowed and

sexual harassment finally isn't. it's going to be a good year. carley: nbc late-night comedian letting loose in string of jokes about the scandals specifically calling out harvey weinstein and kevin spacey. >> harvey weinstein isn't here tonight because, well, i've heard rumor that is he's crazy and difficult to work with. but don't worry, he'll be back in 20 years when he becomes the first person ever booed. they are going to do another season of house of cards, is christopher plummer available for that too? i hope he can do a southern accent because kevin spacey sure couldn't. >> celebrities also joining the conversation without words on the heels of me too movement, many dressed in black meant to declare times on culture of silence. oprah winfrey won the lifetime achievement award using her speech about women fighting to be heard.

>> at this moment u there's some little girls watching as i become the first black woman to be given the same award. i want all the girls watching here now to know that a new day is on the horizon. [cheers and applause] carley: well, winfrey's fans praising the speech calling for her to run for president. nbc even joining the 2020 push on twitter tweeting, nothing but respect for our future president. now as for the show was really about, the awards, of course, the big winners of the night hbo big little lies for limited series, nicole kidman winning best actress for her role on the show, actress and tv series going to elizabeth moss and sterling brown winning best actor in tv series for his role on this is us. the big screen, three bell boards outside winning multiple honors including best motion picture for a drama and unfortunately the

greatest show of all game of thrones walked away empty handed. jillian: what? rob: was seth myers funny? >> i thought the opening monologue was funny, not as political as i thought either. rob:i never thought he was funny. carley: i laughed at least once. wasn't terrible. rob: that says something, carley, thanks so much. [laughter] >> i laughed once, that was great. rob: ten minutes after the hour while democrats slam president trump's immigration policy, dozens of them voted for more border security just a few years ago and this story goes back further than that. >> it is wrong and ultimately self-defeating for a nation of immigrants to permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws we have seen in recent

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permit the kind of abuse of our immigration laws we have seen in recent areas and we must do more to stop it. [applause] jillian: and even in 2013 democrats were on board with border security, so what has changed now? joining us to discuss author of green card warrior, retaking america nick adams, nick, thank you for joining us this morning, i appreciate your time. you came here to this country legally, can you before we get started share a little bit of your story. >> jillian, great to be with you. i wanted to become an american for as long as i can remember, i wanted to do it the right way and when you come to america the right way it's difficult and costs a lot of money and takes a lot of time. for four and a half years i patiently waited in line and finally i came to the united states of america, so somebody that did things the right way, it's extraordinarily frustrating for me to

see people doing it the wrong way rewarded. jillian: do you agree then with president trump's views on tightening border security and why we need it? >> without a doubt, jillian, look, it's really important that we enforce the laws that we have on the books, it's really important that our borders are secure because if we don't have borders, if we don't enforce our laws, we don't have a country and i completely agree with the president on this, there's nothing antiimmigrant, there's nothing hard line about his stance, we know that the democrats back in the 90's were on the same page and even more recently in 2013. this is really about the president more so than the immigration policy. they are prepared to absolutely attack and reject anything that he proposes. jillian: you mentioned 2013. in that year there were 39 current senate democrats who voted yes to border security. that's a lot of them and

i'm not sure if it's a confusion in the democratic party as to them not knowing exactly what they want because if you look at all those faces on the screen, you look at what they voted for back then, double length of border fence with méxico to end diversity and visa lottery program, $40 billion on border security in addition to many other things so is it that they don't want border security or they don't want the wall because president trump wants the wall? >> look, there are a lot of different factors, jillian, it's fair to say that the cultural winds have changed, that the democratic party has changed, you know, things have going more and more left ward, we see that, but i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that president trump is the president. they don't like him. they are prepare today diminish as much as they possibly can and -- and we see this. i mean, you know, in 2006 president obama was on c-span talking about the importance of securing borders and

proposing the very things that the president is proposing now, so this is really a conglomorate of things but at the end of the day is undermining president trump because he's the less worst nightmare. jillian: thank you for joining thus morning. >> pleasure, jillian. rob: good stuff. 18 minutes after the hour. did cnn try to silence a senior white house adviser? >> no. [inaudible] >> you know who i care about? >> thank you. rob: fun little exchange we saw yesterday, more from that and how the president is reacting this morning and after months of scandals, hollywood gets together to try and safe face at the golden globes. >> it's 2018, marijuana is finally allowed and sexual harassment finally isn't. [cheers and applause]

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hold back on trump administration as expected. what did viewers think of the politically-charged award show? here to react chad, chad, what did you think? >> do you remember when award shows were about the winners? it's not about that anymore. i think at this point this politicizing of award shows in hollywood not as effective as barack obama giving keynote speech at nra convention, circular firing squad, it's pretty fitting they wore -- they wore black to this thing, it's like they are going to their own wake, a crazy, crazy deal out there. in fact, people should be in hollywood they need to be thankful for the low-unemployment numbers, guys that seth meyers can still get work. jillian: celebrities have a platform, i as a woman i'm happy to see people speaking out on sexual harassment.

seeing black gowns made me wonder, why didn't you do this a long time ago? why wait until now? >> well, you're exactly right. you know, the -- to be a little bit mean here, the old greek word, ancient greek word hypocrites meant actor, how many women were sitting with black dresses on last night that have for the last 20 and 30 years have turned a blind eye to sexual abuse that was going on against colleagues and people in the industry, people like material steep who stood up and applauded roman who called harvey weinstein a god. i think hypocrisy is oozed out in false reality in such way that it's sort of getting a little bit crazy in hollywood. it's a little bit too late. rob: i mean, did you think it was a good show, i guess, is my question? unfortunately we had to go to bed last night. i was curious to see how it would all go down.

i understand that it was certainly a very charged atmosphere, did they pull it off? >> yes, and to be clear i am all for em -- empowerment for women. i too had to get up at 2:30 to come in. i was doing something more productive than watching golden globes like chewing glass. i'm just over it at this point. hollywood door -- jillian: interesting what the ratings are. rob: we appreciate your time. >> thanks. rob: 25 minutes after the hour. president trump blasting what he calls out of control media bias. >> there's been no collusion between us and the russians, now, there

has been collusion between hillary clinton, the dnc and the russians, unfortunately, you people don't cover that very much. rob: well s the media trying to distract from the president's actual victories? you want to hear what our next guest has to say. jillian: president trump heading to farm country to rally support for his agenda. his brand-new push to put rural america back on the maps, that's next

jillian: we are back now with fox news alert. sheriff deputy in washington state killed while responding to a suspected home invasion. rob: that's right. the pierce county sheriff's office say it is deputy was shot by a man during a foot chase in span away, 40 miles south of seattle, the suspect that shot the

officer is still on the loose. 2:30 in the morning there in the seattle area. another suspect was found dead at the scene. no word yet on how he was killed. we will continue to follow the story, we will get you more developments as they come. jillian: in the meantime president trump heading to nashville today to rally supporters as immigration reform takes center stage on budget talks this week. rob: todd pirro on where negotiations stand, hey, toddn. >> in just a few hours the president will be speaking in the american farm bureau convention, first time the u.s. sitting president addressed the group in 25 years. all this while host of other issues top his agenda. number one on that list for now daca with potential government shutdown two weeks away, congressional leaders and the white house try to resolve differences over the status of young immigrants which has become main obstacle to government spending deal. president trump has stressed that any plan on dreamers won't happen

without a wall and while democrats reject that they appear split over whether to force a government shutdown to get their way. >> we want the wall, the wall is going to happen or we are not going to have daca. we want to get rid of chain migration, very important and we want to get rid of the lottery system, in addition to that we want money for funding, we need some additional border security, we all want daca to happen but we also want great security for our country. >> government shutdown would be a disaster for this country. so what we have got to do it seems to me is to past the dreamer's legislation which protects and provides legal status to these young people, later on we have to work for comprehensive immigration reform. that's what the american people want. the american people, in fact, do not want to spend billions of dollars on a wall. >> the trump administration has proposed spending $18 billion over ten years to extend the border wall with méxico calling for 316-miles of

additional barriers by the year 2027, jillian. jillian: all right, todd, president trump open to talks with north korea but keeping firm stance against threat. the president demanding kim jong un keeping -- >> i don't think the north koreans are there yet. the president has a strong program of cutting flow of money to north korea so that north korea is in a position where it realizes it has no choice but to disarm. we can get there and we can get there without the use of force but it's going to take a little while longer. jillian: all this as the u.s. military sends a new warship to the pacific. capable of deploying fighter jets, north korea's cannot detect. he called donald trump

jr.'s meeting treasonous. donald trump, jr. is both patriot and relentless and my support is also unwavering for the president and his agenda. bannon claims were aimed at paul manafort. white house senior policy adviser stephen miller defending president, he got into a very heated exchange with jake tapper, the cnn host eventually cutting him out. >> self-made billionaire. >> happy that you said that. >> jake, you can be condescending. that was a snide remark. you're not going give three minutes. >> i get it. one viewer that you care

about right now and you're being owsequious. thank you. >> there are reports after that exchange miller was escorted off the set by cnn security. turns out the president was watching and tweeting, quote, jake tapper a fake news cnn got inte viewed by stephen miller, watch hatred and unfairness of the cnn flunky. brian ross heading to abc today following botched report about president trump and michael flynn. >> prepare today testify that president trump, candidate, donald trump ordered him to make contact with the russians which contradicts everything that donald trump has said at this point. jillian: ross is starting a new gig outside production house lincoln square production. will be focusing on long-term projects, he

was suspended for four weeks without pay, rob. rob: president trump calling out the media for harping on the russian collusion story without covering the act of investigations into hillary clinton and her foundation. >> there's been no collusion between us and the russians, now, there has been collusion between hillary clinton, the dnc and the russians, unfortunately, you people, don't cover that very much. rob: so is this the harping on the russian collusion, is this a tactic from distract from the president's accomplishments? katrina pearson and ceo of all in together lauren, ladies, thank you for coming in this morning. >> good morning. >> lauren, let's start with you, it does seem to appear that there's less interest in the hillary clinton investigation than there is into the russia investigation, would you

agree with that? >> well, yeah, because there's nothing there and it's been investigated for years and found to be baseless. i mean, i will say it was on the cover of "the new york times" when the new supposed investigation started up in the last week and certainly not been ignored, but the reality that this was investigated extensively last year and found to be baseless and obviously at a time where you've got the inner circle of the sitting president of the united states indicted on multiple different counts including his national security adviser, campaign chief, et cetera, i mean, obviously that's going to generate substantially more interest because it affects the sitting president and a lot of questions about whether or not the president has given department of justice and coverage on this network to pressure political folks at the doj -- rob: can i cut in real quick? now that we are seeing some of the issues we have seen within the fbi and within the department of justice, you are seeing biases in the departments and now they reopen

investigations, just because the investigations haven't gone anywhere in the past, maybe it doesn't necessarily mean that, you know, it isn't all clear? >> when it is worth taxpayer dollar and expense to continue to prosecute something that's found to be baseless and a the question that people are asking whether it's politically driven. the president has promised throughout the campaign that he would go after hillary clinton if he was elected and they should lock her up regardless there was any basis for that. for a lot of folks it's concerning that both fbi and doj are getting politicized. i think it's bad on both sides. it's not good for the country. the judiciary is meant to be independent. that's the hallmark of our democracy and that should regardless of who is sitting in the white house. rob: let me go to katrina. hillary clinton is not the president so she is not scrutinized as heavily,ened agree with that. you had a candidate that was acid-washing emails

and the fact that there was never any charges there blew a lot of minds. >> not only did it blow minds, yes, this is a distraction from the president's accomplishments because a, there's no russia collusion, which is why the media is pointing at fake news like brian ross at abc, i will say that the reason why this investigation has come back up is because it wasn't thoroughly investigated. what we have found out from the russian investigation is that the original e-mail investigation was compromised by agents who were actually working for her during the presidential campaign, you have an individual like peter who had to be removed from the mueller investigation because of the text messages that were found and then come to find out he was also one to have lead investigators on the hillary clinton e-mail and the language was changed to avoid

criminal statute, so, yes, this investigation should be opened. the question is are we going to spend the exact same resources and make those available to the hillary clinton e-mail investigation because as you said, there are still 30,000 missing emails blackberry that is were destroyed and hammered and servers have been wiped. rob: let me let lauren respond. >> undermines fundamental premise of our democracy which is independent judiciary, it is an attempt which is political in nature to undermine their credibility and advance potentially damaging information against the president, it's extremely disturbing and for those -- for anyone who believes in the core principles of democracy it's just outrageous and inappropriate to be going after and making personal attacks on what should be an independent judiciary. >> the only thing that undermine it is civil servants is when they are using information like the trump dossier that was completely unverified, potentially taxpayer funded by the

fbi -- political opposition to criminal i will go after them. that's what undermines democracy. rob: we have seen charges on the trump administration, we have questions on why you would destroy laptops and phone ifs you had nothing to hide. there are good points on both sides. we will continue to debate this in the future. >> thank you. rob: let's go over to janice who has the best news of the day which is that it's warmer on the east coast, thank god. janice: thank goodness. look at the temperature difference from this time yesterday, 24 hours, 30-degree difference in cleveland, you get the point. warmer air is on the way and, man, it is going to be exciting here in new york city, but we have to get through this next little storm system because we've got one on the move in valley toward mid atlantic and

not a lot of moisture associated but we have winter weather advisories from the ohio valley and there's our storm system. loses its you -- umpt, we have a pattern change, heavy rain moving in southern california which you would think would be a good news story however flooding will be a concern specially across the burned areas. rob: okay. jillian: take the 30's. sound lovely. thanks, janice. 41 minutes after the hour. >> oprah, you will never be president. now we just wait and see. jillian: could oprah be making a run for the white house in 2020? the brand-new buzz from the golden globes. rob: and not dark enough, disney under fire for browning actors. the bombshell admission that is sparking outrage

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jillian: good morning and welcome back. it wasn't all that political. >> if that's true, i want to say, oprah, you will never be president. and hanks, where is hanks? you will never be vice president. now we just wait and see rob: all right carley shimkus, 24/7, hey, carley.

carley: most of the conversation was about hollywood sexual misconduct issues but seth meyers send out, take a listen. >> stable genius. carley: that's not all, nbc sent out this tweet with image of oprah saying nothing but respect for our future president. check that out. some folks on social media took issue with that like allister who said nbc removing any pretense of objective journalism, he's not going to tune back in after the commercial break. some people didn't like the award show, other people did, though. jillian: i'm surprise today see the tweet. i get the social media reaction. rob: it's not offensive but weird thing to say. bizarre tweet. jillian: some women didn't wear black last

night. carley: most people did because they were boycotting sexual misconduct but model blanca blanco, they didn't wear black, they broke the rules there. rachel on twitter says, good for barbara for not conforming. another twitter user has theory, these could have been strategic because no way anyone would have known who they were or wore about them if they had worn black. maybe they didn't get the memo. rob: very true, makes them different. tonya hardin was at the golden globes. carley: well, the controversial skater herself was at the award show. she even got a shot-out,

some people thing it was inappropriate, kyle on twitter says, so the goaledden globes is protesting the abuse that they've helped cover up for years and cheering and clapping for tonya harding, these people live in alternate reality. you have to be kidding me. nancy carrigen not mentioned once. it's getting a lot of buzz. jillian: yes, it is. carley, thank you. rob: weirdness from last night. let's see what's coming up on "fox & friends". jillian: brian kilmeade where president trump is heading on right now. you have your boots on? >> not yet. "fox & friends" in new york, alan, the fallout and other people that are apologizing, mick

mulvaney and kevin mccarthy also going to be here. it's going to be exciting because we are in nashville, one of the fastest-growing cities in the entire country, over 100 people moving on a daily basis, the pancake pantry, the premier place to have breakfast, first 25 people who say mornings better with friends, get book signed but more importantly ainsley's book, arrived an hour ago, maybe some students because that's it's located, we will have sunny perdue, agriculture secretary, we will find out if the tax plan is good for farmers, all coming up on "fox & friends", i urge you wherever you are, it's monday, please get dressed. ♪

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rob: welcome back, fox business alert, unexpected ally in the battle against opioid epidemic. the united states postal service vow to go aist is law enforcement. jillian: tracee carrasco from sister network fox business on how local mailman is lending a hand, hey, tracee. >> aggressively working with law enforcement and federal agencies to try and stop illegal opioids from entering the united states so they have been increasing investigations, they have been using technology to try and stop all of this. so here are the numbers, 2016 through 2017 they saw increase of 375% in international parcel seizure, 880% in domestic parcel seizures. jillian: if going to starbucks, is my drink

going to be full? >> depends on how you look at it. there was a lawsuit and the judge tossed this out against tar bucks staying they weren't filling up lattes all the way to the top and they say this was an effort to save money and that the foam was taking up too much space but the judge said there wasn't enough evidence so that's why the lawsuit was tossed out but in starbucks' defense, if you ask them to make drink over again because you don't like it, they usually will. rob: dunkin donuts is taking sandwiches off menu? >> they are cutting 10% nationwide in mid-march, they are started in new england locations today and taking off some items that are less popular like certain breakfast sandwiches and afternoon sandwiches, they say some things take too long to make.

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♪ firework ♪ come on ♪ show them what you're worth. rob: amazing week at the capitol this week they have got to deal with the budget and immigration and a lot of other fun stuff. heather: now time for the good, the bad and the ugly. a baby girl born just in the nick of time. oregon firefighter rushing wife to the hospital pulls over when he asks a trooper for help. trooper escorted them to the hospital where baby sophie was born just five minutes later. nicely done. rob: british airlines has a new fleet of planes that have a gentle recline but won't decline any further for all of their short flights and they are going to come on at the end of 2018. this is a move to save a little bit of money and also bring down the fare prices. they have also removed food and drinks from those short flights and cut down leg room as well. heather: disney under fire after admits but not apologizing browning white

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