>> ballistic missile threats in downtown hawaii seeks immediate shelter. this is not a drill. >> pimentel in the child to climb down a manhole following this both a lawyer. >> it wasn't until 30 minutes later that a correction with that to cell phones and the fate of was all a false alarm. somebody pushed the wrong button. >> what if there actually was an attack in a missile coming in. he was a reverse commute days away from a fast approaching deadline to pass a spending bill and made deal on daca remains a

key sticking point. >> representative from north and south korea have agreed to meet for follow-up talks on next month's winter olympics. >> the first playoff win for the eagles since the 2008 season. ♪ pete: this is a very motivational song. >> this is not a drill. this is actually "fox and friends." >> permits like a soundtrack of my life. >> still outlives on. you started a workout program for the new year. get out of bed.

pull the covers have been open your eyes a little bit and watch it. leland: there's a lot of visual affair, p. i don't know. leland: this is a way better wake-up call than the folks got in hawaii yesterday morning. phones went off with one of those emergency alerts that you can't override common stating that there was an incoming ballistic missile threat. this is not a testing site. just one problem. it wasn't even it has had somebody just hit the wrong button. trade you this is the alert that came to phones. the ballistic missile threat and down to hawaii. seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. if you aren't twittering you saw this god immediately. this is not a drill and in light of what the world we are in right now if not korea come you have to take it seriously.

rachel: at 638 minutes before they were able to send another alert. in the meantime people were scrambling, panicking about putting children in trading halts and hiding in bathtubs. tree into this alert was set to 1.3 million hawaii residents in thousands visiting the island. you go on twitter, debunk it. leland: like you are doing if you're running for your life. let me tell my parents could buy and check twitter, too. tree into it doesn't matter until the next alert hits the bone of the 1.3 million people. not true. don't worry about it. it is a reminder of the world that we live in. especially her 50th data. hawaii in north korea. >> there was no ballistic missile thankfully. however, that did not keep the left from going ballistic.

take a listen to one of the democratic representatives from hawaii just moments after learning not only was this a false alarm, but entirely because of this tape and emergency operation centers. take a listen. >> are leaders have failed us. donald trump has taken too long and there's no time to waste. we've got to get rid of this nuclear threat from north korea. we've got to achieve peace, not play politics, but achieved peace because this is literally life and death for the people of hawaii and the people of this country. rachel: the other person who jumped in right away to blame president trump blame president trump, not the person who pushed the wrong button was jim carrey. he treated it as he to be on the island. he said i woke up this morning with 10 minutes to live. it was a false alarm, if we allow this one man and his corrupt republican congress to

continue alienating the world, we are headed for suffering beyond all imagination. jamie lee curtis jumped in. trade to jamie curtis tweeted this hawaii missile scare is on you, mr. trippi does care that that mothers and fathers and children felt this on you. narcissism, rage come ego come immaturity in your unstable a dsc. shame on your hate filled self. you did this. so it wasn't the guy who accidentally push the button the lack of protocols. i know chelsea gaffer pitches in the iraq war veteran come a far left member of congress. took her couple of words to get the were trump out. a 1994 deal that bill clinton signed with north korea that started the ball rolling and george w. bush didn't handle it even better. trump has this difficult hand, but it's amazing to watch ace

ventura and jamie lee curtis criticized the president as if it is his fault. rachel: i heard the word north korea more over the last year and i heard the last eight years to more signal to me this is a big problem donald trump decided to take on. it's a hard like you said he was dealt a tough fan, but this is a president who's not trying to kick this down the road. they actually give credit to the president for the meetings coming up better a little bit of a break. pete: if you're willing to embrace this terrible situation from a suddenly now own it and you have to give the president a lot of credit for his willingness to embrace what is an untenable situation. is it nuclear war, conventional war, you want to have talks in effective and north korea in houston to arm themselves. he's not pointing fingers at other administrations

redesigning the problem and saying if you believe in america first you better do something about the regime who wants to missiles at our homeland and this is a stark reminder. leland: if you think about it in a way, this is part and parcel. whatever he inherited, he does not blame his predecessor as others have done. one thing he has to deal with his military readiness and what would happen in the worst-case scenario. is the u.s. government ready? "politico" had a thought about that in light of this failed sort of episode i guess you could say or snafu involving solely to hawaii and emergency operations center about the u.s. government in general. politicos say the u.s. government hadn't tested in these plans for incoming missiles in 30 years. all the fresh faces around the table of the situation room have little idea what their roles with the in this scenario.

rachel: sarah sanders has something to say about it. general kelly, general mattis, general catalog, some of the greatest military leaders of their generation are fresh faces. that is such a great read. >> you might have fresh faces at the amount of experience they have this unprecedented you have to revisit protocols and the folks at hawaii state we did not two people for watching and it was a mistake. it is silly to watch "politico" and others shown to this is somehow a trump administration. leland: cannot hold people responsible who are in hawaii. an interesting thing over the past couple days now as it related to the famous meeting inside the white house on thursday for president trump allegedly used some salty language. we learn a little bit more about

that. now, some democratic aides are talking about meeting when the game of six came to show up saying that lindsey graham and dick durbin expected to have a meeting. they show up and there is an anti-immigrant cast of of characters there and that was obviously designed by stephen miller to try and kill the deal that they had calmed to present to the president. in another south, that quote can mean a lot of different things, but perhaps can give us an idea or shed some light on why that bombshell leak came out. if you don't like what happened in the meeting, go ahead and make something out as a distraction. pete: it's an interesting new nugget. that came out for one of victor been saved. they show up in nevada would be done. turns out a couple more folks. we have the full screen of who else was there. representative goodlatte on the house side and on the senate side, purdue and cotton, both of which are known to be very strong on their views on what we

should do with immigration. they are giving credit to stephen miller. the report pushes back that the president was the one i want purdue and cotton there as well. if you don't think durbin and graham will give you a tuition bill, which those who follow this know they are not going to come the wind should not have guys who have your back in the meeting. rachel: the president treated subsequently, i do not like this deal. any thought what he wanted for the wall. he didn't get in didn't get an anti-chain migration. he did get the lottery, but look it was a no deal for the president based on what he had said earlier the week when he had 55 minutes i want to give you daca. i want to solve this problem, but you've got to give me my walking in the lottery system. so, i doubt it was the people. i think it was the deal. pete: it gives us more insight into why the comments that have been made.

leland: i interviewed tom cotton and he said what you are saying, which is the president is ready to deal. clearly we know more about what he knew at that moment on thursday when he saying we are ready to make a deal and we've got to get the dials right. rachel: we have to do the headlines now. overnight, the first indictment is out of the justice department of the clinton state department hearing. mike lambert, a former company president of maryland nuclear-capable traffic company faces 11 counts including fire fraud and money laundering. the doj to buy nuclear transfer contracts. padilla was okayed by the obama administration including hillary clinton getting a russian company 20% control of u.s. uranium. a chilling threat to nfl fans and players. police arrested a man threatening to commit a mass shooting at today's pittsburgh players gave against the jacksonville, jaguar is according to an affidavit.

that was a tough name sending threats to heinz field. one reading the steelers game will be packed and that's what i plan on killing steelers football players and fans before taking my own pitiful life. the fbi tracing it back to facility in san antonio. he now faces terror charges. business as usual for the new england patriots dismantling the tennessee titans in the round of the nfl playoffs 35. tom brady and the pats had tuesday again. the under dad at atlanta's falcons going down to the wire. >> into the end zone with an incomplete. >> led the charge against the nfc champs.

they play the matchups between the same thing with bikes. pete: that's what i've got my baking tie on this morning. my squad has a chance this year. how's intel chaired kevin nuñez says they abuse their power to spy on the trunk campaign. he says he was unmasked because of it. train for income issue is convinced that leaking government secrets. now, she wants to serve in government. ♪

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abusing the government are targeting americans. leland: i guess just said he was unfairly unmasked. michael, good to see you, good morning. if you are en masse for political reasons, that is a federal crime. do you have any evidence to support this or is this what folks have been telling you who are your friends? >> i was informed by a person connected to the intelligence services that i was unmasked, but i'm not in small company. there were hundreds if not over a thousand people who are en masse for what appears to be political purposes just because we are connected to them, the republican nominee. i don't know how this impact my life, but it's starting to look like for political reasons were behind a lot of this investigation and especially some of this by his activity. pete: the new news here is he

here is he has seen here is he has seen these guys at once and there was political targeting. do you know anything more about what he had seen and what it would reveal? >> no, i don't, but it would be on the edge of my seat to find out. i think god everyday for devin nunes. all of us who are caught up in this bogus investigation are very happy that he has been dogged in his actions trying to get to the bottom of a lot of this political intelligence investigations. they went after devin nunes as well. they went after his investigation. they will stop at nothing to keep this secret. i'm quite sure. leland: i want to get back at this. you were told by a friend. where do we make the leap from i was told by a friend this happened tonight to do the intelligence community that is definitely happening to somehow my phone calls were listened to. >> all i know is that my cell phone was unmasked and i was told by someone who is in the

know on this situation. i am one of hundreds and hundreds of people who were unmasked. i'm not quite sure how this impacted me as well. of the hundreds of people who were allegedly unmasked by the obama administration, i've been talking to lawyers, we may have some kind of legal recourse here. this is clearly an abuse of power starting to look more and more, thanks dude kevin nuñez another's the politics were leading reason for this intelligence that committee. tranter this is true, if as you mentioned a thousand people were on mask potentially, what is the larger take away? what was happening and what was the motivation for this? >> all the fisa requirements activity was passed in order to keep the nation safe from terrorism and it appears, i don't really fear five the end

all of those procedures. i fear that people in charge of those procedures. it really looks like the obama administration was using five and other intelligence assets in order to investigate a political rival. to me, that stinks to high heaven. leland: we will get a chance to find out and get the information to find out if i very much was the case. appreciate your time. coming up, democrats john lewis and, democrats john lewis and maxine waters say they will skip president trump state of the union address. >> i wouldn't waste my time sitting in that house listening to what he has to say. trantor next guest says their behavior is petty and wrong. guinness joins us next. leland: firefighters do not next to save a burning baby from an

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deputies. no injuries reported. we will stay on this. search and rescue crews dressed really digging through the remains of the southern california mud slide still days later hoping to find survivors. officials acknowledging those chances are slim and getting worse as time passes that they will do whatever it takes as of now 19 people confirmed dead. pete: well, democrats are saying they will boycott the president's first state of the union in there using the usual liberal talking points to describe the present day. >> the words in his action tend to speak like one who tend to know something about being a racist. it must be in his dna. i do not plan to attend the state of the union. >> i don't trust him. i don't appreciate him and i

wouldn't waste my time sitting in that house listening to what he has to say. tranter do democrats really think using this rhetoric and boycotting the president is good for the country? national spokesman for quality nature and its joins us now. welcome. >> good morning. pete: so what is your take to that question? is this productive? is this useful? are they making a useful statement? >> no, i wonder what john lewis, a civil rights icon, what he means by racism in general terms dna, is that an anti-german slur? i won't go there, but it makes one wonder. the reality is these far less progressives have been boycotting this president for several weeks. about a month ago at a

celebration of the african-american museum, the president went to join the celebration of the african-american museum obviously well before these alleged comment took place in john lewis boycotted that event. it could be a winning thunderstorm outside and the president could give lewis and mad max, and maxine waters an umbrella and they would prefer to get wet. there's nothing this president could do right in their eyes. rachel: they also boycotted the exaggeration. lots of empty seats. whether these love about america. we have these crazy contentious elections but then we come together as a nation. what is the message this sends about america? i'm hopeful, unhealthy message and signal sent them you would think these far less progressives, even though they disagree with the ideology of

these president that they would applaud 3% to 4% growth, record numbers in the stock market, record low black unemployment. this president's actions speak far louder than his tweets and alleged words. rachel: but is that resonated in the african-american community? we know how they are reacting to the president, but are the results come especially economic results being felt and recognized and attributed to the president? >> i think those are two distinct answers. are they being felt? absolutely. but is it being recognized and is the credit being given to president trump? the jury is still out on that in the white house and the rnc have the responsibility to reach out to black media and black folks

folk. by the way, not just black, but hispanic in mainstream media and get that message out there because you can be sure in those circles that message is not resonating as much as it should be. train to a big question will be, whether or not, liquid or white working-class, blue-collar folks move to the trunk can, what black folks be able to overcome the misinformation from leaders. you think they could if you cannot position continues to improve? >> no question about it, but there's got to be a full-court press, pun intended in the ethnic media that gets the president message or else they will be dissuaded bad the president deserves credit for these great economic numbers. rachel: numbers are actually up for the president, not maybe as much as he would like but they

are moving in that direction. thank you for coming. pete: you got it. have a great morning. the wind still rattled after a false missile alert sparks panic across the island. >> today is the day that most of us will never forget. many in our community thought that our worst nightmare might actually be happening. trade during next guest woke up, grab their kids and fled for their lives. they share their terrifying experience with us from hawaii next. transfer the president taxed and paying off again. get another workers $500 bonus. they join us live, next.

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runs through your mind when you see a text message like this. sounds frightening. >> it was frightening. panic in terrifying would be the first thought. >> in that it couldn't be true, but that it was. pete: you've got to do something. >> reality was only a couple minutes. come inside, quit good something is happening. >> is try not to say anything about the kids. >> we. >> where flood warnings, hurricane warning covered things like that. they are very important, but something like this happens, it's a different ballgame. trade your trying to process as a true, not true, state of the kids, not in front of the kids. then you huddled in what was your action plan. it had you thought of that before? >> i had thought not of this specific thing. i was probably thinking if they

really truly is a missile coming in you don't have much of a shot no matter what, one of my game plan says we have people on the island we know we have houses at hurricane shelters, so i called my best friend in l.a. and asked if we could go to her house and we just started packing. rachel: what did you pack? >> first to grab the kids, grabbed money, it too guns, little food and away we went. pete: the basics. >> just in case come you don't know what's going to happen. it sounds batter crazy, but yeah. tranter got applaud you all. with the presence of mind you had. people are screaming and out in a few people really focus on

what they can do to save themselves that this is real. 38 minute later you get the next alert that says that is not real. what did you think it now that you know this was really just an academic human error in screw up, are you angry, sad? what is the emotion? >> i am grateful, we are alive, it wasn't real. our family is safe. honestly, it was a great learning experience in a great way to see exactly how you are going to react in the real deal. we will be packing a better emergency kit. we will know what to do better if that happens again. >> no one ever -- no one ever really -- if you know you have a fire drill at school you walk so it doesn't really matter, even though it was a mistake like she said, it gave hopefully a lot of people going for themselves and their families what they will need to do and maybe how

prepared ahead of time because it really is important living on a small island come you don't have a lot of options. there's nowhere to run and hide. take the best care of you in yourselves and your family. leland: we live in a world where things like this unfortunately could happen. i'm like you, it grab your cash, guns, kids, food. thank you for your time. god bless you. we are glad you are safe in the island. rachel: aloha. an illegal immigrant now facing terror charges for threatening. witnesses say 33-year-old bart go read tavarez was leading them to believe he had a gun. >> he is making threat to the bus driver and a hostage

situation, just coming into our county. rachel: eventually leading 40 buster was uninjured. they did not find any weapons and was deported back in 2012. days after criticizing president trump, the clintons feeling the heat for their work in haiti. some alleged in misused donations in the wake of the 2010 earthquake and allegations stemming from the former clinton foundation employee. he wrote the foundation used the resources to pay for chelsea clinton's wedding. bill clinton responding, training, the clinton foundation funds dedicated to haiti used to pay for the wedding is not only untrue but a personal insult to me and chelsea and hillary a -- chelsea and mark. the disgrace for the army

private is running for the u.s. senate. chelsea manning is now one of four democratic candidates to run in maryland. incumbent democrat senator ben cardin has yet to announce whether he'll seek a third term. manning before transitioning in prison was to make it in 2013 for espionage. president upon the plaintiff her clemency after serving over seven years of a 35 year sentence. her work firefighters making the catch of a lifetime. dramatic video showing a frantic parent dropping her baby from the third floor of a burning building and then turned again into the arms of a firefighter on the ground. >> about halfway up in somebody dropped a baby to me. >> did they give you any warning they are going to drop a baby? >> they thought i was expecting it. rachel: incredible. these brave georgia firefighters.

the father who was the last to be rescued suffered second degree burns. these are your headlines. amazing. trained to like watching heroism before your eyes peered rachel: is incredible. leland: yesterday when we all walked to work it was really nice. if you experience first-hand. >> yesterday was balmy, didn't have my coat on throughout the day. really quickly, 42 degrees colder right now than it was 24 hours ago here in manhattan. all the eastern seaboard warming up across parts of the northern plains at least. about 20 degrees warmer. here's our current temperatures. my favorite on minneapolis. 15 in new york city. a lot of the ice jams across the rivers in the northeast because the rapid melt we saw this week with the warmer temperatures

than quickly the cold air settles right back in. a calm day as far as weather goes across most of the country. snow across the central plains ratepayer. most of this will total one to three inches. a major problem for people. the snow moving in towards the chicago area. tomorrow snow across parts of the deep south. temperatures today, 41 in atlanta. he got the idea appeared really chilly up there. for another batch was in towards the northern plains. called on the east again, where in the west until thursday and then we have the seesaw pattern happen again. train for one thing, you said snow in the deep south. >> this'll be the third snow for places like mississippi of the year. >> rick, thanks a lot. see you later on. hospitals around the country overwhelmed with the flu hits epidemic levels. is it too late to get a flu shot and will even help?

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>> people are getting very sick. it's a very early-season, which worries me. we are at a 60,000 reported cases. it's probably doubled. this is bad and is peeking out. how do you know if you have the flu? number one tip is fatigue. if you feel suddenly tired, walking along and have to lay down, difficult to grip, that's the first symptom. muscle aches, lot of inflammation with the fluid in your body. high fever, headache. if you have high fever, headache, muscle aches, joint aches, fatigue and sore throat, you've got the flu. if you have congestion or coffee menu don't feel that bad, that is the cold. everybody comes to me this time of year, and stuffed up i got the flu. you don't have the flu. you know when you have the flu you suddenly can walk around. rachel: i'm a mom. if my child is exhibiting the symptoms, what do i do? keep them at home and give them

fluids and rest, to bring them into you? >> i'm a big believer in overreacting to the spiritual brand and elderly people have to see me, the physician. not just that. i want to know everyone because i can go rapid flu test that takes 15 minutes. 70% accurate. i can say you have the flu. maybe you are at risk, maybe have a chronic condition. maybe one shown antiviral that came up with it decreases the spreading. maybe there's a pregnant woman in the household. come see your doctor. they will protect a pregnant woman in the house. that is key. we want everyone to call their dock or if you have a primary care doctors so i can see if you have the flu. rachel: let's talk about prevention. should i get the flu vaccine? >> six months of age up is about 30% effect is.

i say get a come even now it takes two weeks to work. stay well hydrated. that's another big to. the flu virus gets in through your nose. if you have moist membranes in your nose, the nasal membranes protect you from the flu. if you get dehydrated, you're more likely to get it. wash your hands frequently, don't cough on anyone. stay home if you are sick. spreading the flu outworked. >> kids, wash your hands when you come home from school. >> 25% of people who have the flu will spread it to the person next to them. >> about the flu vaccine if you wanted. rachel: venezuelan dictator hugo chavez. sean penn said president trump is the real enemy. the president's tax plan keying

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>> ballistic missile threats seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill pits the and a drill. >> to mankind a child to climb down a manhole following this false alarm. >> it wasn't until 30 minutes later that a correction was sent to cell phones saying it was all a false alarm. somebody pushed the wrong button. >> what if there actually was an attack in a missile coming in. it was errors. >> away from a fast approaching deadline to pass a spending bill ended deal on daca remains a key sticking point is >> everyone should be thanking him. >> representatives from north and south korea have agreed to meet on follow-up talks. >> a prayer in complete.

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of course. we are excited for football. before that there is some news where they send false news that went on. >> may be more mistaking it. yesterday in hawaii, this alert on their cell phone. ballistic missile threat in the hawaii. emergency alerts that pop up said seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. they were right. it was not a drill. it was somebody who hit the wrong button. trade you this is one of those alerts. an amber alert or weather alert. it went to $1.3 million hawaii residents. just put yourself in the position. >> this is why when you're on vacation don't carry your phone. rachel: we spoke to a family who went through this. let's see what they have to say. >> panic and terrifying would be the first thought.

we just started packing. >> grant money, it to guns and away we went. >> a great way to see how you are going to react to the real deal. >> hopefully a lot of people have learned from their cells and their families what they need to do and how prepared ahead of time because it really is important. living on a small island, you don't have a lot of options. there's nowhere to run and hide. >> so many great points brought up by this family. my husband just spoke to some friends of ours at the disney resort in hawaii. he basically said there was no leadership, no plan. he was leading people down into the basement. people were panicked, frozen. he made two points. i said one, this mistake as the family just unset, this false alarm was a great cast. people now know they have to have a plan and maybe some of

these resorts can develop a plan and train their staff. >> people putting a little kid down into a manhole cover. they thought there would be safer if they are was an explosion on the island. >> even the liberals were no conservatives on north korea. pete: is a glimpse into the lives of what it's like to live in israel, south korea, what it's like to live as they member of the u.s. military in iraq or afghanistan with rocket fire ever present. when you live in hawaii, beautiful place and you've lived under this umbrella of security come you don't make about those things. a reminder with live in a place where these things could have been. >> we could be an amendment if we don't do with north korea. >> it's important to put this in context. this is a state emergency response system and someone quite literally pushed the wrong button. it's harder to get money out of

an atm than it is to send out an alert. either way, there was a rush to politicize and not blame perhaps the state system set up for the worker, but to blame, you guessed it, president trump. here's one of the congresswoman from hawaii. >> are leaders have failed us. donald trump is taking too long. he's not taking this seriously and there's no time to race. we've got to get rid of this nuclear threat from north korea and achieve peace, not play politics but achieve peace because this is literally life and death that is at stake for the people of hawaii and the people of this country. pete: i want to believe tulsi gabbard knows better. this is an iraq war veteran. i've met her. i like her. she's usually thoughtful. it's not just as easy as achieving peace.

a "mad men" guilty of the world's most dangerous weapons. you've tried things that haven't worked under bill clinton, barack obama, george bush and now donald trump has to deal with it. just because he emphasizes doesn't mean that doesn't mean it's a problem he started and yet it's the one he has to deal with and he's been a serious and forthcoming as any president has. >> since day one i heard the worst north korea more in the last year of the term presidency than i did in eight years of the obama administration. that makes me think that donald trump got in the office, heard about the seriousness of this threat that i'm just going to kick the can down the road like the other presidents did to me. i'm going to do with this. >> noteworthy the south korean president is not dovish per se, but certainly not as hawkish as the u.s. when it comes to north korea they publicly credited president trump now for bringing north korea for the first time in a long time, quite literally

to the table to talk. reports the north reports the north and south was continuing talks during the olympics going forward into the next couple months, which could lead somewhere and it is the south korean president to set without the sort of strong words from president trump and the willingness to deal with it that you pointed out, we wouldn't be here. michael walt sunday during the show to talk about not only what to do about north korea, but what other issues this fake news or perhaps wrong news. >> i'm still getting goosebumps or my guess to say when they found out that it was a false alarm, the sense that they felt was gratitude that they got a chance to taste and see what they would do. train to the best emotion attitude. it's a wonderful feeling. new news about things happening at home. the dealer non-deal on daca and

building a wall. a consequential meeting on thursday. accusations made about what the president said in that meeting. new information about senator graham and senator durbin who entered the meeting and thought maybe was just going to be done. this is reporting from the hill. and ada dick durbin, consider the source, said to the hill, senator graham and senator durbin expected to have a meeting at the white house. they showed up in there is this anti-and the great cast of characters they are obviously designed by stephen miller to try to kill the deal. this anti-emigrate cast of characters are these folks here. bob goodlatte, tom cotton, david perdue and others would describe them as strong on on immigration are preventing illegal immigration. advocates of the wall, anti-visa lottery system just like the president. whether we stephen miller president trump, why would you not want advocates of the president's position in the room

when you don't think what dick durbin and lindsey graham will present the strongest he wanted it to. >> the bottom line is the american people understand if we solve the problem for those under daca that it's going to involve a compromise and the president laid it out very clearly in a very successful meeting he had early in the week where he said this and i have a compassionate heart for daca kids. i want to solve this problem but you've got to give me a wall, and a chain migration and you have to out also and the visa lottery system. they came in with the deal that gave been 1 million -- 128 million of the 18 million people on it for the wall, didn't end the lottery system. i think there was no deal whether these guys would be in the room or not. pete: it brings up an important point that what is this deal going to be? i interviewed tom cotton on capitol hill and he was talking about being ready to make a deal

that the president is willing to make a deal and what it seems like when video car shot down victor van grand cayman with rather than say we are going to go back and renegotiate, it was turned stephen miller into a bogeyman and make whatever it is we like to be to drop this bombshell and blow everything up rather than deal with the deal. >> if your plan is so good senators durbin and graham, make the case for it. they didn't sell it to the american people in this game isn't going to get done and we know where the president stands. rachel: by the way, as a self-appointed group of senators who came up with that plan. we've got to move on the headlines. incredible video capture in the aftermath of a boeing 737 skidding off overnight nearly no days -- nearly nosediving into the black sea. none of the 162 passengers on

board were injured. investigators are looking into what caused that incident. a chilling threat to nfl fans and players. police arresting a man threatening to commit a mass shooting at today's pittsburg steelers playoff game against the texas jack wires. according to an affidavit, from taxes sent her a tiny pittsburg news station. one reading this steelers game will be packed and that's what i plan on killing steelers football players then fans before taking my own pitiful life. the fbi tracing it back to -- he now faces terror charges had been taped and in the clinton state department renewed one deal. mark lambert, president of merely nuclear-capable transit company faces 11 counts including wire fraud and money laundering. the doj says he paid bribes to nuclear transfer contract.

to do is okay by the obama administration including hillary clinton giving the russian company 20% control of u.s. uranium. a world war ii vet who described the battle of the bulge is uniting with his lost dog tag 73 years later. 92-year-old boris stern from florida law stood days before the battle. >> i was a very lucky guy to get this in an even more because everybody seems to think it's a big deal. rachel: or french world war ii collector bought the tag recently, tracked him down and sent it to him. last year, for year, frist awarded him the prestigious night of the legion of honor for his service. and those are your headlines. pete: super cool. people attach so much meaning because what they did was so

meaningful. he's in for the duration of the war. you either win or lose, come home alive or dead. trade for greatest generation a reason. trade alliance are relieved that this missile there turned out to be a false alarm. mistake mrs. leland absurdities right. but if this is a real attack? michael waltz is on deck to answer that question. leland: one family spent hundreds of dollars to get a nice portrait of what they ended up getting maybe the best photoshop fill of all time. send us your best photoshop fails on twitter. ♪ oh. that's my robe. is it? you could save seven hundred eighty two dollars when liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance.

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trained for this morning, when still recovering from yesterdays petrify miller became an everybody and hawaii's ballot but said there was an inbound ballistic missile headed their way. trade officials did their best to quickly confirm it was a false alarm, blaming a worker for pushing the wrong button. it begs the question in case of a real attack, where would he go when are we prepared? tranter fox news contributor michael waltz is a retired green beret and author of warrior diplomat. he joins us now to weigh and. welcome. >> hey, thanks. i was going to say, this is exactly why i keep that go bad, what i call it go back with older filters and cash in blankets and everything in the back of my car. you have to have a personal plan. trades are we just had to guess

on who were in hawaii and they also gathered all those things. you are saying the way to prepare us to do it now and have that ready to go in your car? >> i have one prepared if you have to get out of wherever you are and go to a safe place and i have another one in my home ready if you have to hunker down. in all seriousness i grew up in florida. i remember buildings in downtown labeled as nuclear fallout shelters and i also remember folks coffee not the fact now on the national political leadership that the cold war was over. the 2012 political debate and here we are. so many things come to mind for this, whether it is cyber, ballistic missile defense, what are we going to do about these rogue states that president trump is taking head-on to try to do with these programs before

we have this horrific event. pete: colonel, nothing sharpens the mind like the real threat and what was a mistake, felt real and people reacted as if there was real. how much does this reinforce to a better do something about north korea. lots of talk, lots of headlines that they have the ability to deliver them. as them. as now the time to press forward directed the olympics to press forward for true diplomatic or military solution to that issue? >> that is right. nothing brings it home like this. this is not an type of debate. president trump is not a war monger. we have to stop this program by diplomatic means, economic means and if we have to, god forbid by military means before it gets off the launch pad at the point i can't emphasize enough is a ground-based missile defenses, the ones in california and alaska they shoot these things down from space is only about

50% effect is. i am not willing, by the way, president obama less funding for that program atrophy over the last eight years. president trump has put it back in the budget and is trying to flush the program out. entire shots trying to shoot down icbms in space, only 50% effect is. i'm not willing to roll the dice on the american city or the state of hawaii. this president is neither. trade for those are done under the best of circumstances and only 50% effect is. michael waltz, joining us from florida, enjoy the warmer weather down there. trade three wow, sobering. trade to remember this college student who came on "fox and friends" to talk about a talk about accorsi was unfair to president trump. >> it goes to show reading the syllabus is really not interested in having a fair conversation. trade to iran bread.

add the good fortune of interviewing that lovely young lady. that student says she is getting death threats. she is here to respond next. trade for a president obama news viewers by living on another planet. dan bongino here's to react just ahead.

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>> removing rights to abortion is not in line with where we are as a government and where we are as a society. >> referring to new roles driven summer jobs in exchange for cards including some abortion programs. pete: last may we talk to a cornell student to discuss a course being offered in that camp is called america confronts the world. the class description linked enough phobic nationalism to president trump in pragmatic cosmopolitanism to former president obama. here's what she had to say then. >> i wasn't exactly sure what to think. there is this unfair comparison between president barack obama on the syllabus doesn't seem like a fair conversation so if i were to walk into the classroom,

i don't think i would feel comfortable expressing my views. pete: now she's revealing remarks expressing concerns about liberal bias at the college led to a constant harassment environment and even threats on her life. cornell student at cannabis reform joins us now. thank you for being your kid i remember that interview because i remember that comparison. you point out, and this might be to a liberal bias. when you did that in other forms on campus, what was the reaction to you? >> i'm sorry, i couldn't hear that. i hear somebody else talking. pete: that's okay, it happens. my question was when you talked about that on "fox and friends" and continue to be conservative on campus, what was the reaction to you? >> i received a lot of support from my family and friends.

i received so much backlash. there was harassment online, cyberbullying. i even got a threatening somebody wanted to hurt me and it all takes a mental toll. it actually affected me this past fall semester where i had to receive therapy. i was feeling anxious, got nauseous at the thought of meeting professors and students, even if nothing bad came out of it. at one point i wanted to enroll in classes and take them online because i figured maybe everybody else would be better off if i didn't exist at cornell. pete: that is how they want to make you feel. you are literally living in an unsafe space because you're a conservative. here are some of the posts made on facebook towards you. i will fight you. let's take them down is another one. a second one is i will call all my friends and we will fight for

cosmic stan in front of whitehall. they will fight this professor towards you. another said can you believe anyone will disrespect a professor. i will give up my life to fight for him. i will fight whoever disrespect sent to the death. this is in response to you: not a course syllabus which is clearly biased on a campus which we know is by s. you had to step down as an r-rated facing younger students because of your political views. you say it only gets worse. how many allies on campus so you should at least be hearing both sides of the story. >> do not work under treasure are an excellent group on campus were there for me. of course cannabis reform, but other than that i've kept a very few people close to me and that's a little bit difficult.

i've had to get used to being hated on campus, but at the same time, i'm able to come here and share my story and conservatives around america to know that they stand up for themselves and stand up to bullies, we absolutely can't win. pete: i just want to point out, had you bed and lgbt student, a muslim student, any other variety of what is acceptable or deemed to be a targeted class by those campuses, this harassment would never be tolerated. did the campus president or any other professors stick up for you as a conservative? >> if i was an indian liberal female of course i would be accepted, but because they identify as conservative, apparently that doesn't count. there was one professor who reached out to me several months later after the interview and she made my week because she said i needed to speak up more

and that was my oral communication professor. i appreciate her support. i didn't hear anything from the president of the university, anybody from campus and they are willing to point out other forms of discrimination. ideological discrimination doesn't count. pete: god bless the one professor i would love to have run the program explains why she's the only one. thank you for standing up in the cesspool of ivy league. we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. train to taking another shot at fox news and you guys, our viewers. >> if you guys watch fox news, you are bidding on a different planet. pete: you and i are both on that planet. dan bongino are fired up about it. sean penn says president trump is the real enemy. forget again.

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morning. you understand the threat that folks in hawaii live under. predictably, they react to blame one man. i'll let you guess. this is jim carrey. i woke up this morning with 10 minutes to live. it was a false alarm. if we allow the one man to continue alienating the world, we are headed for suffering with all imagination not to be outdone. jamie lee curtis says this is on you, mr. tron. the real fear mothers and fathers and children felt design you. ego, immaturity and idiocy, shame on your hate filled golf. you did this.

>> you have one of the bluest states in the country, hawaii run exclusively by democrats. in a largely state-run system and basically you have the equivalent of the back dial that could've set off a nuclear event. let me get this straight. this is trump's fault? only two explanations. number one for hollywood. they believe that trump had something to do with it or they are blind because they have derangement system to manipulate people and destroying their business model even further from americans who will never see their movies because of comments like this. >> we have the first charges in the rain and wind case and the executive charged with bribing a russian official in the uranium one deal. what you make of that? >> this is why this is so

disturbing. this information has been out there a long time. there have been pleased the mysterious older to the bribery scandal can do is point out quietly and a lot of that was done in kind of the dark of night. you have to ask yourself if you're watching the show right now, why? why is it that 20% of energy produced by nuclear energy. we only have 20% of uranium to supply that amount of energy. why were we exporting uranium to right now what looks like a company that is working for the evil empire according to democrats. nobody can answer that question. pete: what is your answer? >> i think this has a lot to do, all tied in with the iran deal. the obama administration is so obsessed with the iran deal that they needed partners, people like the russians were iran is one of their proxies.

they are working together on a number of different names. they needed silence on this. the russian reset makes no sense otherwise. they would be humiliated eventually in this deal stinks. especially in light of what's gone on with the collusion fairytale as well. rachel: devin nunes, and house intelligence committee chairman has told his colleagues that he had evidence of the abuse of fisa warrants. >> rachel, america needs to start preparing themselves for some devastating information on this case. on this collusion non-sundstrom breccia special counsel really believes this is a setup for the trump team the entire time. think about what i just told you. random people that approached the trump team throughout the

campaign. sergey milling on, lab rats, alexander downer, these people approach the trump team and seemed to be in some way, shape or form communicating with their connect to with fusion gps. you have to ask yourself why are they involved in mass. was this on the trump team the entire time and that is where the dossier story is important. but it's not as important as the bigger question. why was it being approached by people communicating with american intel and an operation for the b. and hillary clinton. no one can produce one predicate crime rate now commanded with an investigation like this. >> he wants to share with other members of congress. what could he have seen that they tend to believe politically

motivated surveillance occurred? >> he was the phone and e-mail records from data e-mail bases with no predicate justification for doing so. i'm a criminal case you need probable cause and a warrant before we wiretap anyone. and the pfizer case you need a justification to do that. what was the national security justification? what did the trump team do? the answer will boomerang on democrats and the answer is they did not and. >> a lot about who would the obama administration. something they may have to answer. speaking of president obama, he was not asked about that by david letterman back in october, but he did speak out about all of us, but all of you watching. >> one of the biggest biggest

challenges in our democracy is the degree to which we don't share a common baseline or fax by which they are exploited and operated in completely different information's. if you watch fox news and are a different plan that. >> welcome to fox news. dan, does he have a point? the >> maybe if obama watch fox news, he would know you can keep your plan and yes there was more than a smidgen of corruption in the irs case. is this guy serious? mr. president, turn on fox news. maybe you won't get caught in

this duplicitous stuff. pete: people live on planet npr. >> different from this one for sure. appreciate you waking up early on a sunday for sure. pete: we keep hearing this over and over. democrats say the cost of building a wall is not worth it. taking drugs overhead, hiring additional staff that is much cheaper and much more effect give. train to good idea, tim kaine. instead, are they ignoring of illegal immigration with three question marks behind it. we will break down the numbers when we come back. ♪

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wall saint is it worth the $18 billion administration is asking for. >> put underground sensors and drugs overhead and much more effective than having a wall. >> how much is illegal immigration costs in our country in the meantime? executive director of the center for immigration studies, mark corian. nice to see you as always. if you listen to democrats, there are some no question about that. how much does an illegal immigrant coming to the united states cost your country? >> the thorough exhaustive study was the average cost taxpayers over his lifetime $75,000 that

is just the illegal immigrants themselves, so it's about 75,000 lifetime cost per illegal immigrant. rachel: in a way that's 135 billion. >> that's not a study we did that average when you add them all together. rachel: trump keeps saying mexico will pay for the wall. you are saying it will pay for itself. explain. 75,000 lifetime cost per illegal immigrant and the estimates of the wall in that looked like if the wall stops just around 10% of the crossings that would've happened otherwise, between 9% and 12% of pay for itself in 10 years. the cost of the wall may be higher. probably going to stop more than 10% of the crossings. the point is they will pay for

itself probably in about 10 years. >> you look at this in the cost of illegal immigration vary state by state and pick up a lot of the cuts in welfare program, social programs in california the biggest in 23 billion. texas 11 billion coming year to seven-point, new jersey 4.5. you think about california, new york, new jersey. all states with incredibly high state taxes. pull up the cost of illegal immigration with this wall. you the opportunity for state taxes to go down? >> i can imagine the states have legislatures that would take advantage of that. the savings would mostly go to the states because that's where most of the costs come from. these would accumulate over seven years that they wouldn't see a big check coming in the mail. when has states legislatures or

congress say because they're spending has gone down. the >> what is that ronald reagan says the closest thing to eternal life is a government program. that's one of the dirty rules in washington. great to have you as always. rachel: stella hyde, google fact checkers target conservative sites. including one with pete. >> president obama as the jv team. isis took control as a large part of the country. we will talk to pete about it. start your engines. the detroit auto show is off and running this year. gas prices are down. ♪

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the first in america to see the car. they are now back into the midsize truck category of the 2.3 motor which is all about off-road. the interior is refined. it comes in a variety of terrain modes. sand, mud and snow in the feature that allows you to control your speed, praising what i'm told by insiders will be $20,000 to the jeep showcasing its wrangler. it's a retro throwback to the original bg. i love the exterior of the vehicle. retractable hardtop, touchscreen on the interior and my fan favorite feature is the front windshield folds down and you can blow the doors off easily with the vehicle. other vehicles showcase. this is what the future of these vehicles will look like. electric, autonomous, futuristic

and the best part, it is made for those that are disabled as well, so it has a seat double slide in and out with the vehicle, allowing those with a wheelchair to easily access it. the best part is the steering wheel has been replaced by a joystick that easily allows you to navigate. also a smaller version which is a three wheel as well. the all-new hyundai next. we are always talking electric. this is hydrogen, different powertrain technology in the byproduct is water with 370 miles on the range. of course we are talking trucks at the auto show. that is the chevy silverado. i was at this event. all about off-road. eight different powertrains. six different powertrains all about off-road. the larger vehicle right here showcasing the raptors here at the auto show.

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with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. >> in hawaii. >> phones went off. >> with one of those emergency eletters. >> there was incoming ballistic missile threat. >> the man telling a child to climb down a manhole. >> and we just started packing. >> grab money, grab two guns, a little food and away we went. >> just one problem. it wasn't even a mess. somebody just hit the wrong button. >> it wasn't until 38 minutes later that a correction was sent to cell phones saying it was all a false aglarm what if there actually was an attack and a missile coming in. >> yeah. >> it was a circus of errors. >> days away from a fast approaching deadline for congress to pass a spending bill and a deal on daca

remains a key sticking point. >> everybody should be thanking him, trying to get to the bottom of this. >> representatives from north and south korea have agreed to meet on follow-up talks on next week's summer olympics. >> incomplete. the first playoff win for the eagles since the 2008 season. ♪ ♪ ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free ♪ i was born free. pete: rachel. rachel: this is one of my favorite songs it's on the pancake play list. leland: you have a pancake play list? rachel: on saturday mornings this is on the play list. thank you kid rock. pete: later on in the show we will reveal what sells on the pancake play list. i love kid rock. i would love him to be the

next senator from michigan. is he not running but i'm heart broken. i spent 20 minutes at a wedding trying to convince kid rock to run. rachel: what did he say? pete: he laughed at me. leland: laughed all the way through his extra concert sales, too. pete: corny transition but true you know who wasn't laugh ago bit yesterday? some of the residents of hawaii. leland: all of the residents. pete: and all the visitors of hawaii. on their cell phone they got an alert. emergency alerts went to hawaiians an visitors missile alert. rachel: it took 38 minutes, pete, for a false alarm tweet to come out. rachel: 38 minutes. pete: people aren't checking twitter when they are grabbing their cash and guns and kids and food.

leland: we labeled this not really fake news but mistake news that came out. it was a comedy of errors. it was a state run system. one guy hit the wrong button quite literally in ohio a democratically run state in every way. harder to get money out of an atm than send this alert. rather than play blame the guy who did this mistakenly or blame a sort of annual at this quaked system that goes all the way back to the 1950s that they have in hawaii, the left, including tulsi gabbard, the congresswoman from hawaii, within minutes was on the phone blaming the president. >> our leaders have failed us. donald trump is taking too long. is he not taking this threat seriously. and there is no time to waste. we have got to get rid of this nuclear threat from north korea. we have got to achieve peace. not play politics but achieve peace. this is literally life and death that is at stake for

the people of hawaii and the people of this country. rachel: representative gabbard is not the only one blaming trump. hollywood jumped in. and here is what dan bongino had to say about that. >> this is trump's fault? now, there are only two explanations and only two, okay? number one for hollywood, either they are really this stupid and they believe that trump had something to do with this or secondly, they are lying because they have tds trump derangement system to destroy business model large swath of movies never see their movies because of comments like this. pete: comments immediately going to the president. i go back to tulsi gabbard it took her five words to get to trump's name. iraq war veteran. usually thoughtful. we want peace. to get to peace we have to

have socialer minded people to have policies that actually work to. points the finger at president trump as dan bongino said is a butt dial mistake alert. leland: that was pretty funnely, actually. why go right there. this is a complicated policy that deserves a solution. leland: why go there? if you want to talk about north korea and who is to blame, you go back to the clinton administration. you go back to a failed nuclear deal there. pete: 1994. leland: came woman involved in that the same woman involved in the iran nuclear deal. state of hawaii, how ready they are, what their state emergency response system is. easier to go no, no, no. this is the president's problem. rachel: one thing whether you like the president or not you can't say he hasn't been talking about north korea and trying a new approach. whether you agree with that approach or not, he is trying to do something different. what we do know what we were doing before was not working.

leland: it is working now. pete: they thank him for the talks that are occurring. speaking of other talks that occurred this week. we know about the televised meeting that was on tuesday about daca and the wall where democrats were put on the record in front of the cameras. then there was a private meeting that occurred on thursday. the one that famously everyone was talking about because of assaulty language used or not used inside that meeting when dick durbin went and ran to the cameras and tattled on the president. an aide of senator dick durbin, a democrat in that meeting, took to the hill and framed how they viewed this meeting that happened on thursday. this is what the aid to dick durbin said on the hill. senator graham and durbin expected to have a meeting, they showed up and there is this, quote, anti-immigrant cast of characters there. and that was obviously designed by steven miller to try to kill the deal. so, they're claiming that dick durbin and senator graham thought they were coming to show their plan to the president that he would bless off on, instead there were other people in the room, i think we have the full screen of who those folks were, representative

goodlatte, tom cotton, david perdue, anti-immigrant cast of characters is how senator durbin's staff would describe them. others say they are committed to border security and following through on what the president has said. if you want a good deal and we know, rachel, originally what senator graham had proposed is not what the president proposed lach lach not at all. pete: why wouldn't have you people who have going to fortify the president's position in the room. rachel: they say the senator is in the wrong and steve miller don't want to deal. i think the people who don't want to deal are democrats. the meeting we had earlier in the week it was such a high mark for the president it it was really a moment where you really thought this was going to come together. pete: democrats were put on the record. rachel: they were put on the record and very clear what had to happen, compassionate solution for these children brought here through no fault of their own. the daca recipients. all you needed to do was give the president money for the wall and chain migration and the law system that a

lot of americans don't like anyway. that's all we need to do. and you got a deal. i honestly believe that the reason they don't want to see that deal come together is because once you solve that piece of the problem, of the president hinted that could mo forward to maybe dealing with the comprehensive, broken immigration system with the solution to that and that is trouble for democrats because they don't want a solution. i think thi say this as hispanic women. they don't want a solution to this because they love to use this as a club. they are so afraid of republicans being the leaders in charge of solving this and not being able to take credit for it because i think if you take immigration off the table, hispanics look a lot like republicans. leland: there is a little evidence based in sort of the reporting coming out based on what you were just saying, the democrats don't really you want to deal. nancy pelosi coming out saying we need to have a clean daca deal rather than have a deal. diane finestein said the

same thing and keith ellison yesterday. quote from the hill newspaper. old washington tactic. when a meeting doesn't go the way you want it to go, you don't go back in and argue and try to negotiate a better deal. you come out, you leak something that is highly incendiary, aka the salty language allegedly used by the. and have aids go out and create a boogie man in steven miller who everyone loves to blame. all of a sudden the discussion isn't about the deal, pete, that you brought up it's about the issue you brought up, rachel. rachel: if you are a dreamer, i understanding why you are nervous here. your expiration date in this country is coming up. i think a lot of times the left is saying it's the republicans. no, go talk to the democrats. this president wants a deal. he tweeted yesterday. i have -- i'm ready to make a deal. he is a dealmaker. he is the 5r9 of the deal. give me the wall. end chain migration, end the lottery system, you got the deal. pete: in order to make a deal though, there has to be

someone else in the room with you. in this particular case there was a democrat and at another place a forum where things are discussed and the public is to see it is the state of the union. more news because we are now learning that both representatives john lewis and now the newer name which is not surprising maxine waters are boycotting the state of the union because of president trump. take a listen to these two. >> the words and his action tend to speak like one who knows something about being a racist. it must be in his d.n.a. >> i do not plan to attend the state of the union. >> the united states of america is represented by the most despicable human being that could possibly ever walk the earth. i don't trust him. i don't appreciate him. and i wouldn't waste my time sitting in that house listening to what he has to say.

rachel: niger ennis says dems are sending unhealthy message. this is him earlier on the show. >> very unhealthy message and signal that is sent. and you would think that these far left progressives, even though they disagree with the ideology of our president, that they would applaud 3% to 4% growth. record numbers in the stock market, record low black unemployment. you know, this president's actions speak far louder than his tweets and his alleged words. pete: when you don't have power, the white house, the senate, or the house. have you two choices either come to the table and negotiate knowing the terms aren't going to be yours or you resist and you don't sit at the table. more evidence that the democrats remain committed to that resist. you talk about what a deal could look like. your point about nancy pelosi saying they wants a clean daca bill.

leland: earl bloomen knauer representative from oregon said he is not going to waste his time by listening to, quote, another divisive speech. john lewis would not even go to a speech by president trump dedicating the civil rights museum. it's to your point, pete, it's about resisting and making a point rather than trying to help the american people. it's the only answer. rachel: it's the liberal answer. i will tell you this. i didn't vote for barack obama but i took his family to see his inauguration because it was an honor to be there. pete: voters at the ballot box are going to get to see. do they want solutions and black unemployment go down and policies that have made that happen or resist in helping this president? it's not gist that kind of choice but those are the stark do i micks we will see in to 18. google's fact checker targets conservative sites, now youtube is accused of censoring conservative videos, including one posted by yours truly. does this all come down to a political agenda? we will talk to dennis

prager and prager university coming up. leland: if only i could credential sore you so easily. now we know how nancy pelosi feels about the president's economic ideas. >> crumbs that they are giving to workers to kind of put the schmooze on is so pathetic. leland: stuart varney says in 40 years of covering financial news, this is one of the most remarkable stock markets he has ever seen. is that accurate, sir? >> yes, indeed. leland: we will talk to you more about it. ♪ pay my bills ♪ i need funds ♪ that's what i want ♪ that's, what i want

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that they are giving to workers to kind of put the schmooze on is so pathetic. it's so pathetic. pete: so pathetic. house minority leader nancy pelosi slamming tax reform bonuses as mere crumbs. but economists predict it will lead to economic growth for years to come. rachel: so why can't democrats give the president credit for the booming economy and setting the stock market on fire? stuart varney is the host of varney and company on fbn and he joins us with more on this. so, she says it's crumbs. tell us what it says about the strength of this economy. >> i would like to see multimillionaire nancy pelosi talk about that pa they thick crumbs when wal-mart workers a million of them get $1,000 bonuses. that is not pathetic crumbs to those people. look, there are two things going on in america today. enriching all americans not being covered and president trump is not getting the

credit that he deserves, item number one, bonuses and wage increases as a result of tax cuts. at this moment, more than 150 companies have committed to giving bonuses to more than 2 million workers. at the end of last year, the annual bottom newses were more than -- about double what they were in 2016. this is a huge shot in the arm. it's the result of this tax cut deal, and i think president trump should get the credit for it. item number 2, the most explosive stock market rally that we have seen in modern times, if you take a look at it, the dow industrial average was at 18,000 when the elections was held. today, it's approaching 26,000. it's gone up over seven 1,000 point milestones in the last 13, 14 months. that's exclusive. pete: not talking about a bubble, either. they say this is grounded in real fundamentals.

>> grounded in high probability and economic growth. you always hear these gains in the stock market just benefit the rich. the 1% people. that is not accurate. the value of all stocks has gone up $7.8 trillion from the election to now. rachel: but they are also trying to say it's obama that did it. >> yes. rachel: what do you say to someone whose cousin is saying it's not trump's economy, it's obama laid the foundation for this. >> i vigorously disagree. president trump reversed the policies of president obama. in reversing those policies, he reversed our economic decline. we're now growing rapidly compared to the last 10 years. we have got the lowest unemployment rate in i think 17 years. we are right at 4%. and we are creating new jobs that at a much better pace than we created before. that is trump's doing. that is because of deregulation. it's because of tax cuts. and it's because he really wants to make america great

again economically. he is opening the door to prosperity. that's why you have got a stock market that's gone to the moon since the election. i think he should get the credit for it. leland: does he goes to mars, yes or no. >> no. i'm not in the business of predicting the stock market. mars mars good to see you may not forecast it but a lot of news about it 9 to noon monday to friday as the bell rings. >> thank you. leland: coming up, sara carter here to talk about a lot of breaking news as it relates to uranium one. pete: is youtube censoring conservative videos including one with me? >> initially dismissed by president obama as the jay vee team, isis took control of a large part of the country: dennis prager the man who runs that university will join to us explain what's happening ♪ make it true

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leland: headlines for you on this sunday morning. business as usual for the new england patriots. the defending super bowl champions dismantling the tennessee titans as they will do many teams in the future. this the divisional round of the nfl playoffs 35-14. tom brady and the pats head to their seventh strayed afc title game. it was a different story in philadelphia. this one going down to the wire. >> in trouble. brian flips one into the end zone with a prayer. incomplete. leland: their backup quarterback led the charge

against former nfc champs 15-10. they played the winner of today's matchup between the saints and the, pete? the vikings. pete: that's right. who led leland read sports? have that person fired now. leland: photo shop goes viral. a woman claiming to be a professional photographer in missouri giving the family the final product after they shelled out $250. the photographer retouching the pictures to row move shadows and she actually admitted to what we all know picture proof that she never learned how to use photo shop. they say they don't want the money back. the pictures are just too funny and they now have christmas cards for life. pete: outstanding. thanks, lee land. appreciate it is youtube unfairly censors videos. many videos from pragueer university have been put on

restricted status on youtube. including one of my own on the iraq war. >> initially dismissed by president obama as the jay vee team, isis took control of a large part of the country. its black flag soon flew over mow july, urelg fallujah and ramadiy and areas troops secured at great cost. the war that president bush had won, barack obama had lost. pete: pragueer u is suing youtube offer censorship. some google says some were censored because inappropriate for younger audiences. does all of this boil down to agenda. rachel: dennis prager joins us. welcome. >> great to be with you. rachel: why is pete's video being banned by youtube? there is no answer -- exaccident only one possible answer no answer except

politics video too pro-american only constant and even that's not a full constant. i will give you an example of another. we have a video from the former prime minister of denmark on the entire video is why the world is better if america leads. that's on the restricted list pro-america or a handful of pro-israel as well. alan dershowitz foremost liberal not even a conservative gives one of the courses. he is on the restricted list. it's completely away -- there is no other possible explanation other than ideological. rachel: how do you find out you were being banned? did they send you a list? >> no. >> no, no, people simply told us hey, we couldn't watch you have in a library. we couldn't watch you at our

school. we couldn't watch you because our family puts filters on pornography. isn't that amazing in pete, tell them how pornographic your video is. pete: goes on and on and shouldn't be viewed by anyone of a vulnerable mind. a couple other videos restricted from pragueer u. not just mine on the iraq war. >> 42 of them. pete: 42 of them. what's wrong with ecigarettes. >> 42 of the 300. my video. i had a video one. i did one on the 10 commandments. they are all five minutes for those viewers not familiar with pragueer unfortunate. i did 10 one on each of the 10 commandments. the one do not murder was just reinstated. it had been restricted list for at least half year god knows we do not want kids to learn do not murder. think how absurd it is.

pete: where does this go? they are trying to do it secretly. you got a petition to change it pragueer u has had over a billion views. these videos are important for people who want to learn both sides of the issue. >> that's right. pete: how does this change? how do we get this reversed? >> so big and changing minds of young people. 65% of those who view us are under 35 years of age. last year 600 million views a alone just last year. and a billion all together. so we're having having a big impact and bothering folks on the left trying to do the internet google yuble. google owns youtube what the left is doing at the universities. stamping out all non-left wing ideas. pete: have you done -- >> people can help if they go to prager u.com. those of you have watching please know to sign a petition. the legal bills are serious. we provide these things for

free. but it's a serious, serious service and we have 4 bulletser prize winners. this is a very serious operation. we should be extolled not censored. >> if google gets away with this, the world communications will be deeply affected. pete: just like they censor on college guss they want to do the same thing on the internet. they see a powerful force like prager you. >> they do let rabbles like me host them every once in a while usually cribled people hosting them making great arguments. thank you for everything do you at prager you. we did reach out to youtube we did not get a response shockingly. dr. dennis prager, thank you very much. >> thank you. pete: coming up, an indictment just handed out in the uranium one scandal. this executive now charged with bribing a russian

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>> in october 2010, the u.s. government authorized russia to purchase uranium one, which controls 20% of the u.s. uranium talk about a bizarre connection in the first place. here is clinton she was on that board, and only four months before this decision was made, bill clinton got half a million dollars for a speech in russia, guess who paid for that speech? renaissance capital, an entity made of foreign russian intelligence officers who were touting the stock uranium one. pete: victoria toensing on the program in november. she is a lawyer for the whistle blower on the uranium one case as well. we will bring in sara carter investigative journalist all over. this we learned of indictment uranium one case executive charged with bribe ago russian official. what do you know and what does it mean. >> mark lambert. he's 54 years old. after he left transportation logistics international,

this is the company that he and dreary indicted in this case, american connected to this company. this is the company that would move the uranium that was imported into the united states and they bribed the russians and they worked with the russians to get all of these contracts. think about, this mark lambert, this is his history. is he a u.s. navy veteran. he served in operation dessert storm, dessert shield. when he came back from the military. he was an arabic linguist, he became a u.s. intelligence analyst. here we have a u.s. intelligence analyst now being indicted for bribing the russians and working with the russians to move uranium inside the united states that was being imported from russia. i mean, the national security implications from this case so far exceed what the charges are, it's incredible. leland: sara, when we listened to victoria toensing, she laid out this quid pro quo pay to play

idea involving the clinton foundation. we now know there is an fbi investigation into pay to play within the clinton foundation, that being let out of the fbi office out in arkansas in little rock. are they looking specifically into this. are they looking into other things? connect this indictment to that investigation for us. >> i think they are looking at everything, leland. they are looking at the entire, the entire clinton foundation dealings. look, there were five fbi field offices from what i was told involved in the clinton foundation. the clinton foundation case was never actually shut down within the fbi. the fact that the little rock office now is interview ago very credible witness that has information on what we believe is pay to play and the clintons' involvement in a lot of these different scandals is significant. what i want to know is, is miami office, the new york office, the chicago office, i have been told, are they also investigating. that's very important because, remember, it's not just about the uranium one

case. there was a case regarding haiti, and the money that was, you know, probably mishandled or misused in haiti, we know that the haitian people have been up in arms over what happened after the 2010 earthquake. that fraction of the $1.3 billion actually donated actually ever got to them. we really want to look at everything here. we don't know what the fbi is actually looking at that's classified. they are keeping that very close hold. in fact we know the little rock office is questioning people is very significant. it means they have researched this this investigation and we will have to see how far it goes. rachel: sarah devon nunez the chairman of the house intelligence committee has reportedly told colleagues of his in the house that he has evidence of abuse of the government surveillance program. when ar what are we going to learn this coming week about that. >> rachel, this is huge. because, devon nunez had the

ability and has had the ability to look at what they call the 302s, that's the fbi interviews with witnesses so, what he has seen has raised such alarm bells, that he has seen extensive abuse of these fisa warrants. look, every time i talk to someone overseas, if i call someone in pakistan, if i call someone in germany, if a congressional member, a senator, anybody calls someone overseas, that's all collected. that's all kept and stored. what the unmasking of an american requires so much more. you can't just unmask americans. can you look at the conversation, possibly, if it's a foreigner, you can't just say hey i want to unmask this person for no reason. you have to have reason to unmask. that means that there has been a crime committed or something of that nature. and i think what he has seen is extensive abuse and i want to know who those witnesses are that the fbi interviewed because i think that's going to be very telling. >> it just feels like it's

building and building almost unfolding or unraveling, depending on your perspective. you expect more headlines this week? >> yes, pete. i expect really significant headlines. i expect we are going to find out a lot. and i'm concerned. and i think the american people deserve to know the truth. there needs to be some kind of restructuring. we need overhall what's going on here. remember, rand paul says is he going to try to filibuster, you know, the fisa' 02 is up for reauthorization in the senate. it passed the house. he says he is going to try to filibuster it. look, it's a necessary tool for our intelligence community, but it should not be abused and we need to note truth if it was. rachel: well, it's a federal crime to get a warrant like that so, thank you, sara, thank you so much for joining us and filling us in. >> thank you. rachel: you got it turning now to your headlines. incredible video capturing the aftermath of a boeing 737 skidding off a runway overnight. nearly nose diving into the seat. the aircraft coming toll a

rest edge of turkey 162 passengers were not injured. investigators looking into what caused the incident. passenger claiming he knew about 9/11 four days before it happened. hamza claimed terrorists called him about the attack. british spies tapped his phone raising questions whether the u.k. could have prevented it he is currently appealing a life sentence in solitary confinement saying the conditions violate his human rights. the disgraced former army private convicted of leaking classified documents is running for the u.s. senate. chelsea manning is now one of four democratic candidates filing to run in maryland. incumbent democratic senator ben cardin is yet to announce whether he will run a four term. he was formerly known as bradley convicted in 2013 for espionage. president obama granted her

clemency after serving only seven years of 35 year sentence. now, bag gets should be listed as a cultural treasure according to emanuel that zone. why? because he says bag got are the envy of the world. that zone is backing bakers who started the bag get campaign hoping to get the vote from unesco. the move would protect the quality of the bread. pete: traditional french food, flight this is not about french food, it's american food. what is your favorite signature food. rick can smell it a mile away. rick: back off my favorite food. leland: friday chicken. key lime by for you. this is a cultural treasure. this is a cultural american food treasure the cheese

curd i had this brought in. pete: i'm from wisconsin and you are from minnesota which means we both love cheese. rick: it's a fair question. i have eaten them many times and i love them. but what makes it a cheese kurd as opposed to beer battered. rachel: the way they process the cheese. beer battered and friday and frd cheese. pete: we all love cheeseburgers. rick: i was having hard time thinking about american food. i was going to say pizza. that's italian. leland: lee i went wit rice crispy treats. rick: hot dogs american? i think so. leland: i'm the only one not eating so i will read. this he befriended hugo chavez now sean penn says

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if you get about it go to foxnews.com. i wrote a piece about this, and the title of it really sums up how i feel about it who the heck is sean penn to lecture any of us on compassion when it comes to latin america. sean penn befriended hugo chavez a ruthless dictator and his seq. say successor and d spread lies about the socialist revolution that really has led to the construction of that country. venezuela was once the most -- really the envy of latin america. one of the richest country there. they had oil reserves. instituted price controls. now this is a country that is hungry, desperate, mothers going across the border with -- mothers are degrees going across the border to prostitute themselves for grocery money. pete: literally hungry. surrounding a cow and beating to death with rocks. don't have any food to eat the cow.

not only advises hugo chavez, castro. he is anti-american through and through. trump gives him an excuse to do it again. leland: when he says trump is an enemy of the united states, there is a fine line. there was a lot of talk about the logan act among other things. if you are an american citizen going abroad giving quarter to drug dealers, to dictators, to saddam who obviously had certain things that he did and supported terrorists to try to attack the united states, obviously venezuela very closely tied with iran, there's a question there in terms of where does advocacy and trying to create your own foreign policy go? is that treason? what is it. rachel: he is complicit, let's say that. he is complicit in the destruction of that country. they say nothing about what has happened in venezuela, good organizations do. this is a travesty what's happened here.

pete: email us friends@foxnews.com. where should sean penn live instead. rachel: inthink he should go back to venezuela now that he has ruined it. leland: he had a whole list of countries. any of them. they would welcome him. pete: all right. we are going to move on the false ballistic missile alarm sparked panic across hawaii. this isn't the first time this happened. the history of the emergency alert system and how it can be improved, next. rachel: former president obama says fox viewers live on another planet and here to react live. coming up love those ladies. ♪ word up ♪ you won'

pete: well, it caused mayhem and panic, apparently yesterday's false alarm in

hawaii is not the first time that this has happened to the emergency alert system. leland: kurt the cyberguy joins us now to talk about the tips to prevent it from happening again. nice to see you this morning. who would have thought yesterday when we saw you would be talking about this today. dan bongino called the eequivalent of a butt dial. is that a fair assessment? >> i think of what happened yes. the distinction we need to make here on this particular event that happened in hawaii the false alarm the announcement that went to people's cell phones, the federal system inside of this really had nothing to do with this. the federal government works in a very disciplined manner of alerts especially when it comes to the exercises they do to test these things out. and that's what happened yesterday. it was on the state level that they were performing an exercise between shifts and somebody accidentally probably pulled down the wrong message on the alert. if you worked on the federal side of the department of defense, it would actually say exercise, exercise,

exercise at the beginning of the message. so just in case something like this happened, you would know it's not the real deal. pete: you are going to point out for us this is not the first to my knowledge. >> it is not. we learned from history, don't we? pete: yeah, that one over there. there you go. >> this one works. dueling touch screens. take you back to the 70's training tape inserted by mistake november 9th, 1979. a failed computer chip got norad inside out june 3rd, 1980. we thought missiles were coming then. and then the sun reflecting off clouds, in addition to the moon, also contributed to september 26th, 1983. these are all false alarms that just got the world on edge. january 25th, 1995, norwegian science rocket blasted off. it was so loud that it just scared the bejesus out of the world that was near it.

pretty incredible history that we learned from. and what we learned about this event in hawaii is there is just a couple things that you could do immediately to stop this. on a state level or local level, start putting a disciplined system together that would start with those three words, exercise, exercise, exercise. and at the same time, you know, get coordinated together. pete: redundancy. >> redundancy. and if you notice it took them 38 minutes. they need to bring together the manual alerts, the ability to send manual much faster. pete: i know instance like that it can be tough to get clarity. it was clear here it was a mistake they should have been able to correct quicker. >> donnie and ellie we spoke with earlier in the show they were just terrified. rachel: they said they were grateful got a learning lesson out of it. >> you pulled that out of them. rachel: thanks, kurt.

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leland: phones went off. >> with one of those emergency alerts there was an incoming ballistic missile threat. pete: the man telling a child to climb down a manhole. we just started packing. grabbed money. a little food, and away we went. le just one problem it wasn't even a test somebody hit the wrong button. >> our leaders have failed us donald trump is taking too long and not taking this threat seriously. >> basically you have the equivalent of a butt dial and let me get this straight. this is trump's fault? >> days away from a fast- approaching deadline for congress to pass a spending bill and a deal on daca remains a key sticking point. >> everybody should be thanking him trying to get to the bottom

of this. >> representatives from north and south korea have agreed to meet for follow-up talks on next month's winter olympics. >> puts one into the end zone and incomplete. the first playoff win for the eagles since the 2008 season. ♪ going up to the spirit in the sky ♪ pete: sorry america we're still chewing here. we talked about bench bagettes, so it's kind of a diva request but i had the green room repeat this mcdonald's cheeseburger for me. really good on a sunday morning. leland: it is remarkable you have now admitted to at least one diva request because there are multiple every morning and you just got caught. rachel: that's not true. pete: today is also minnesota

vikings road to the super bowl in case we trust, our backup quarterback turned super hero, knee kneelers or fisters raising a fist for the vikings, so we're hopeful that america's team can do it today at 4:40 on fox. leland: didn't we learn a long time ago that hope isn't a policy? pete: sit in minnesota thanks for joining us its been awesome to have le le le le land and rachel on the couch. leland: if hope doesn't work i've got solidarity. rachel: that was nice of him. leland: the president is talking about a lot more important things than we are this morning actually he just tweeted out daca is probably dead because the democrats don't really want it they just want to take and take desperately-needed money away from our military. when people are coming into our country who are going to help us become strong and great again. people coming in through a system based on merit no more lotteries. we've been talking about this really all morning that the

democrats seem to be pushing towards trying to kill any kind of deal. nancy pelosi saying once a clean bill on daca and clearly, not coming to the negotiating table. rachel: i think it's very telling because at the beginning of the week there was an incredible meeting that was televised for 55 minutes and in that meeting was the first time, i mean i'm somebody whose been wanting immigration reform. i personally want a solution for the dreamers and the daca recipients. that was the first time i really felt like there was going to be a permanent solution for them that we were going to solve the problem for them, give them perhaps a five year pathway to citizenship but the president said listen i have a compassionate heart and here is what i need from you democrats, i need money for my wall, i need to end the chain lottery system. pete: and chain migration. rachel: and the lottery system. pete: absolutely. rachel: that's what he said and let's fast forward to the end of the week on thursday when there

was a meeting. pete: of course comments were made the so-called mainstream media hyper ventilated about what the president said and we had a staffer come out from dick durbin's office saying well it was a trap to get us with the hard core immigration folks to agree to something and what democrats are doing right now is distracting away from a fact that they don't want a deal at all. rachel: i don't think they do. pete: and this president's position has been very very consistent so at this point it's a frustration of the reality that democrats have never been good faith partners here, they've invested in the resistance of him they thought they might get a weak deal but if there's anything the president is strong on it's the core campaign promise he's been running on since the day he came down the escalator. do you think it's going to change? rachel: and they're invested as well in keeping this issue alive for electoral reasons and some people say they want to keep the border open in order to import new voters. i really think what they want to

do is keep the issue open so they can racialize which is what they did at the end of the week of the meeting, keep it alive. pete: a big mistake for democrat s to think they win this standoff. leland: we'll give you an inside look at how the white house is gaming this out next segment we'll have on the deputy white house press, principal white house press secretary and we'll ask him about that and ask about the president's tweets and what they think about that durbin meeting as well. pete: of course. leland: yesterday morning folks in hawaii woke up to what you'd call panic, it's a lot better morning for folks in hawaii. you can see folks running there was one of those emergency alert things that goes out to every phone that signed on to the cellular network. 1.3 million people in hawaii got this alert saying the following ballistic missile threat inbound hawaii. seek immediate shelter, and then the keywords "this is not a

drill" and as we have been telling you all along, this wasn't really fake news as it was mistake news or as dan bongino called it, the equivalent of a emergency message by butt dial. rachel: right. leland: some guy hit the wrong button and this is what happened pete: but the perception of a crisis like this should sharpen the minds should bring serious thought about how we should react and what our policies are in north korea. instead you'll see the left running to the microphones or television screens to blame one man, you guessed it let's roll tape. >> our leaders have failed us, donald trump is taking too long he's not taking this threat seriously and there's no time to waste. we've got to get rid of this nuclear threat from north korea and we've got to achieve peace, not play politics but achieve peace because this is literally life and death that is at stake for the people of hawaii and the people of this country. pete: it's frustrating because she knows better she's an iraq

war veteran and very liberal but five words into your statement blame it on president trump if you really understand the policy of north korea and how we got here he inherited a mess he's been trying to take on seriously and then blame trump. leland: the other thing she is the congresswoman from hawaii. this was a state-run emergency messaging system okay? maybe she should sit there and say we'll deal with the issue of north korea in a few days. in the meantime, i need federal dollars maybe fema could come in and help my state so my citizens the people i represent are going to be protected. pete: in the meantime, here is a mirror maybe i should look in it rachel: well whether you like the president or not nobody can deny since day one he has made north korea his number one issue i heard more about north korea in the first year of the trump presidency than i heard in eight years of obama's presidency and you know, i just my husband just talked to some people that were in hawaii at the disney hotel and said there were no

leadership from the staff at the hotel that people were running wild. he was trying to help people but he said he talked to so many of the people that were in the hotel. many of them liberals and he said wow after this, everyone's a conservative on north korea in this hotel which will show you what something like this. what a scary situation like this with sharpen people's focus on north korea. pete: another place on west coast that could be affected is hollywood but that didn't change the way they reacted to this. jim carey and jamie lee curtis taking to twitter to slam president trump and well dan bongino was on our program earlier and pointed out how hollywood reacted. >> let me get this straight. this is trump's fault? there are only two explanations and only two. number one for hollywood even if they're really this stupid and they believe that trump had something to do with this or secondly they're lying because they have trump derangement syndrome t t manipulate people and destroying their business

model even further from a large swath of americans who well never see their movie because of stupid comments like this. pete: it's unfortunate and no need first and i don't really care what ace ventura pet detective would say. leland: he asked he was in hawaii. so we look forward to the next week and talk to the white house about the daca situation, we heard from sarah carter earlier we are expected to get a lot of big news as it relates to uranium one. there's two stories here the hillary clinton involvement in the sale of uranium one and then there is the issue of this investigation into bribery in terms of moving around nuclear material that was in the united states that belonged to the russians and there was a whistleblower that came forward to the fbi, worked with the fbi and that's what's led to this indictment. very soon now, we are going to hear from this whistleblower who was under a non-disclosure agreement and there is the potential that this

whistleblower can connect the dots if you will from this bribery scandal involving moving uranium all the way out to the clinton foundation and the purchase of uranium one by the russians. bombshell possibility. rachel: and the speech that bill clinton gave for $500 million? pete: $500,000. rachel: yeah. pete: pretty good speech and in addition to this then we also have what devon nunes said he heard behind closed doors about fisa warrants and unfas beings of people so we are sarah carter on earlier in the program who talked about uranium one but also devon nunes and what could be to come to unmasksing. take a listen to sarah. >> this is huge because devon nunes had the ability right now to look at all of what they call the 302s, that's the fbi interview with witnesses so what he has seen has raised such alarm bells that he has seen it and extensive abuse of these fisa warrants. you can't just send masked americans.

you can look at the conversation possibly if it's a foreigner but you can't say i want to unmask this person for no reason and i think what he's seeing is extensive abuse and we're going to find out a lot and i'm concerned. pete: america if you're like me i can barely keep my scandals straight at this point. even within uranium one and nunes and fisa and it's going to be very interesting to watch the facts come out as things we've been asking for for a long time. rachel: and devon nunes has really been a hero on this. they tried to make him look bad they put him up and he violated ethics and got cleared from that and he has been bringing this forward so we should get more next week. leland: we will leave it there because there's somebody a lot more interesting to hear from than the three of us. pete: that is real news. all right we just told you how president trump says a daca deal with democrats is probably dead, but we're going to ask deputy white house press secretary rajs shah about that next. leland: plus president trump

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pete: moments ago president trump stating that a deal with democrats may not happen, in a tweet he wrote this just a few minutes ago. he said daca is probably dead because the democrats don't really want it. they just want to talk about take desperately needed money way from our military and a few other tweets after that as well. leland: couple coming in deputy white house press secretary joins us now raj the teleprompt er demoted you principal deputy white house press secretary we're happy to have you sir, thank you and good morning. are we to read into this tweet that the president does not feel

like he has honest partners in the democrats? >> well first of all thanks a lot for having me on this morning. i think we should read into this tweet is that the events of the last 48-72 hours really don't inspire us about the things that we need to do to get to a good deal. i think earlier in the week, you had the president host both democrats and republicans at the white house and they had a great discussion, they came together on four pieces that they wanted to look at for further legislation. that was daca, that was also border security and the wall, that was ending the visa lottery system and it was ending chain migration and now democrats appear to be moving the goal post. you don't have the meeting in the oval office and leak the contents of that meeting if you're serious about cutting a deal and so the events recently really don't inspire us. pete: raj i mean now we've seen in the hill a characterization from a dick durbin aid that they felt like they were ambushed dick durbin and lindsay graham

by hard-liner folks on immigration. here is the quote right here. graham and durbin expected to have a meeting, they show up and there's this anti-immigrant cast of characters there and that was obviously designed by steven miller to try to kill the deal. so, was that meeting about reaching a deal or killing the deal because dick durbin says they were trying to kill it. >> it was about discussing a potential deal. the president wants to see real border security. he wants to see movement on chain migration and ending the visa lottery system, those things have to be components of any kind of serious deal otherwise you're going to have a situation where years from now not very many years maybe three or four years from now you'll have another several hundred thousand illegal immigrants come into the united states and we need to be offering them more protection. that's not a scenario that we want or the president wants to negotiate. we've got to end chain migration and have real border security for any kind of deal to take place. rachel: raj, senator durbin,

senator lindsay graham these are self-appointed this is a self- appointed group of senators coming together to solve this problem. could the president just appoint a different group of congressmen and senators who he thinks are fair brokers? >> well i think there was a big room filling the cabinet room earlier last week, all those individuals have some skin in the game, have been involved in various levels of negotiation. we want anybody in that room to continue talking but what we want to see is a deal that really makes progress on these fronts. we need a border wall in the southern border. we need several hundred miles of new fencing and physical barriers. we need thousands of new agents we need removal authority. pete: where are we on that raj? is it go back to the drawing board for dick durbin and lindsay graham, is it a different group? give us a sense. >> well i think that there's a number of ongoing conversations that are going to continue and i think there are other folks that were in these ongoing negotiations that are going to

come up with other proposals. again we have about a month and a half until the daca program begins its orderly winddown, but we don't want to see that happen and so we want to see people of good faith to have private conversations. we don't want them spilling into the public view immediately and we want to see if they can cut a deal that again makes real progress on ending illegal immigration so we're not back here a few years from now. leland: nancy pelosi brought up the idea you call it idea or call it a threat depending on how you look at it in washington that there will be no more continuing resolutions, that democrats are going to create the inflection point on january 19, this week, either you make a deal on daca or they're going to effectively shut the government down and not vote for any more short-term funding fixes. what is the white house's plan if democrats decide to call that play? >> well that would be very unfortunate to try to shutdown government and when you're trying to put outside pieces of legislation into a funding bill.

lairage i get it's unfortunate but what's the white house game plan? >> our plan is to oppose it and go to the american people and say the deputies need to work with us to fund our national security and fund our intelligence system to make sure our military is prepared in case of any kind of emergency. i think going to the american people and making the case that democrats are being very irresponsible, that they're shutting down the government that they're doing the kinds of things they pledge not to do only a few year ago will be effective. lairage thank you very much we saw sort of a preview of that exact same talking point in the president's tweet that game plan from the white house raj thanks a lot appreciate you getting up on a sunday. pete: thank you sir. thanks for having me on. rachel: speaking of immigration four companies are in the running to build president trump 's border wall we'll talk to one ceo about what sets his voila part from the rest. pete: plus three democrats say they will skip the president's state of the union address. do they really think this is good for the country?

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leland: thanks for waking up with us this sunday morning quick headlines to get you caught up. america is now accused of meddling in russia's presidential election, follow the logic. the country's foreign deputy minister is saying the u.s. which is planning to place sanctions on russia is an attempt to interfere with their presidential vote and those sanctions are meant to punish russia for allegedly meddling in our 2016 election and putin's canadian counterpart just in justin trudeau is taking aim at pro-lifers. >> moving rights to abortion is

not in line with where we are as a government and quite frankly where we had are as a society. leland: referring to new rules creating summer jobs in exchange for cuts including to some abortion programs and now to pete from minnesota. pete: [laughter] thank you very much. or southern canada as some call it. the border wall remains a top priority for the trump administration and right now, four companies are in the running to build that wall. one of them is fisher, sand and gravel so what sets their voila part from others? tommy fisher is the president and ceo and he joins us now. tommy thanks for being here and accepting our invitation. we're inviting everyone involved in this process to come on as well but we first when did you first get interested this particular project and what sets your wall apart. >> thanks for having me, pete and from north dakota to a fellow minnesota when i first heard president trump talking

about a bold initiative of building 1950 miles of continuous wall we got excited so with our vertical integration we've been working on our patent pending system to produce a solid concrete wall 32-foot high by two and a half feet thick and provide a complete border protection system by incorporat ing two high speed roads for the agents to do their job effectively and efficiently. pete: we've got pictures of the prototype that you have here up so it's elevated on the u.s. side, its got some going underground, it's over 30 feet. what again differentiate it from your competitors why would this one be the best? >> oh, we're building a wall not a fence. here is what the main thing is with our system our wall functions three different ways. it can be used in the rio grande valley of the levy value that you see but the road would be wider and there would be no road on the bottom to protect from floods. this system you're seeing is the second part of the system which is retained version of the wall which officers on the north side of the wall have 360-degree

views and officers on the south side of the wall would have one view into mexico to observe and then we also have most cost effective form is to at grade road which is provide three levels of defense so your officers or border patrol agents on the south side can look into mexico and then they have to face a wall, if someone wanted to breach or try to come across and then you still have the officers on the north side that can not be detected and that's really a level of defense that the other people that may want to come over will probably be deterred because they never know where the border agents are and our wall will not be breached and climbed. pete: so you emphasize it's not a fence it's a wall and looking at the pictures it certainly is. some detractors will say we don't need a wall you can just have a fence or b, a wall is not feasible along the border in a lot of places. >> oh, not only do we need it i believe it is feasible and with our patent-pending system we can construct it afford aboutly.

that's what really separates us from anyone else is you can back fill, you can use this same system to protect for future floods. it will change the way concrete is produced in the future. not only for border protection but also for levy protection up and down the coastlines anywhere in the united states. pete: how about budget and time those are important variables for the president. >> those are huge right now. we have a proposal on dhs's desk right now that proposes the same 700 miles that they have out in their request for 10 years. we're at five years. we're at 10.77 billion to build our complete system with high speed roads versus their $19 billion budget and if they had $19 billion we believe we could construct about 1150 miles the big difference that we also provide for the government, pete , is if we provide infrastructure for these border agents and they can move five times as fast and cover five times as much ground, think if we don't have to hire additional agents we make the agents with

better infrastructure more value to cover every square inch and the other differences is we build our proposal through the mountains and over any creek beds or whatever giving 100% coverage to every linear mile and the last time i checked i've never seen a donor anybody else and pre lending someone. our border needs need to protect the american public and that's what we're here to do and we have the proactive approach. pete: i think that would be music to the ears of people who do think the physical wall is important across the entire border. tommy fisher president and ceo of fisher sand and gravel i hear the president is visiting those prototypes very soon. good luck and thanks for coming on the program. >> thanks for having me we look forward to showing what we have. pete: you got it. thank you, sir. well, coming up the images are insane. how did this passenger jet end up dangling from a cliff, thankfully not in america. plus, former president obama taking aim at fox news and you our viewers.

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>> the words and his actions tend to speak like one who knows something about being a racist.

it must be in his dna. i do not plan to attend the state of the union. >> i don't trust him. i don't appreciate him, and i wouldn't waste my time sitting in that house listening to what he has to say. leland: okay there is that so that is two members of the house of representatives to wake you up on sunday morning telling you they're not going to the president's state of the union and add that now number three, earl blumenour from state of oregon says that just not worth his time really evidently. rachel: well i'll tell you what is worth our time it is always a good day on fox & friends when we have diamond and silk. welcome to fox & friends. leland: rachel has been looking forward to this all morning. rachel: i've been waiting for you from the beginning of the show i love you ladies. so what do you make of all of that? >> okay, so i want to say this to those three lawmakers. you know?

trump is not a racist. he's a realist, and the only color he sees is green and he wants you to have some of it. >> that's right. >> and what i don't understand about these lawmakers is why are they pushing this narrative? you know there's an old saying what you think you see in others is what's in you. maybe they need to get the racism out of their own hearts toward this president so that we can move this country forward. >> that's right. >> i want black people to also look at these stupid lawmakers that's black. take one piece of legislation they pushed within the last year to help in our urban cities to help benefit black communities. none. our eyes are open. people need to wake up. these are the people that we need to bolt out. >> and the sad thing is the same black people that's talking about racism this, racism that, black people are racist towards their own race. just look at the derrogatory names they called diamond and

silk and this is not a match. you can go to diamond and silk wall of shame and see all of the derrogatory and racist remarks that black people make against us, two black women, so before you start saying something about the white man being racist check your own self and take a look in the mirror and look at your own black race for being racist towards each other. pete: well if you look at it's a great point. if you look at black unemployment at an all-time low right now will there ever come a point where members of the congressional black caucus or other black leaders would recognize that and say maybe somethings working and we should do more of that? >> well see they don't want to recognize it, because they're part of the problem. these groups are part of the problem and keep black people suppressed. that's why i always say outloud, listen, go past these groups. take your message directly to the people and forget about these groups and organizations that's working for their own greed and not the need of the

people. rachel: that is some of the best -- >> they're segregating thyself from the process of moving this country forward and the pains of their ancestors and it's time for black people to wake up and press forward. rachel: well that's some of the best communications advice that the white house could get, go right to the people. great. >> that's right. take it to the people. rachel: let's move on to obama. now he says that fox viewers are living on a different planet. listen to this. >> we are operating in completely different information universes. if you watch fox news, you are living on a different planet. >> [laughter] >> than you are if you, well listen to npr. pete: well guys do you want to live on barack obama's planet or planet npr instead? >> well listen.

it sounds like barack obama is living on a planet in lala land. >> that's right. >> he's the one still running around acting as though he's the president. he's not. he's the one that ran and everybody knows we all got short changed and not only that he made out $40 million. you know maybe he's on the same planet with hillary clinton well here is what happens, trump became president and people are given the obama, we can buy our own phone with minutes. that's what happens with obama. >> that's right. rachel: wow. pete: well said. rachel: we're speechless. pete: short changed a lot. but i'm glad you all were up early with us and we definitely had your coffee this morning and diamond and silk -- pete: learn about the chit chat tour what's that? >> it's coming to a city near you check it out diamondandsilk .com. we'll be in texas and more of the south. listen grass root workers is what we're doing.

>> especially since mark zuckerberg from facebook is censoring conservative racists we have to take the message to the street. pete: well that's the theme. his views are being censored. your videos are being censored. people are going to wake up to see that big media companies are trying to squash the people as well. >> absolutely and it's time for someone to step in so we're doing grassroots work and we want to see their faces and diamondandsilk.com. click on chit chat tour to get your tickets. rachel: you guys aren't just great messengers you're entrepreneurs. leland: that was great ladies thanks a lot we appreciate your time. rachel: thank you, by diamond and silk. now to your headlines incredible video of the aftermath of a boeing 737 skidding off a runway take a look at the frantic passengers come to their senses, just moments after landing the aircraft.

nearly nose diving into the black sea. coming to a rest on the edge of a cliff in northern turkey. now, none of the 162 passengers on board are injured, investigators are looking into what caused the incident. death threats, name calling and criticism that's what this corne ll student says she received after appearing on fox & friends arguing acornell course was overly critical of president trump. listen to this. >> just to show reading the syllabus that the professor is really not interested having a fair conversation. rachel: she joined us again just a couple of hours ago saying it has been hard coming on the show spreading her powerful message. >> conservatives around america know that if they stand up to bullies then we absolutely can win. rachel: cornell's president never reached out to her over

the alleged harassment, sad. heroic firefighters making the catch of a lifetime dramatic video showing a frantic parent dropping her baby from the third floor of a burning building and then thrown again into the arms of a firefighter on the ground. >> i got about half way up and somebody drops a baby to me. >> did they tell you they were dropping a baby? >> no. i think they thought i was expecting it. rachel: wow the baby was just one out of a dozen people rescued by these brave georgia firefighters and the father of eight who was the last to be rescued suffers second degree burns and those are your headlines. pete: incredible. rachel: rick? leland: rick you'd catch a baby if it was thrown to you as well? >> yeah of course but imagine the fear of the parent dropping the baby at that moment thinking , you know, what's going to happen. faith everywhere is wonderful. right, so it's cold out here but it was really warm this week, because it had been so cold before, a lot of those rivers that had frozen over started to

melt and we get ice jams take a look at this video. this is video out of massachusetts so that ice is now moving and breaking up there as some of that little bit of a fall but what happens, i'll show you some other video that we have here. one of the videos out of new york shows once that ice i guess we don't have a video never mind i'll tell you about it once the ice hits a bridge or goes around a bend that ice gets stuck and everything back behind it floods so we're seeing a lot of flooding going on across a lot of cities around the northeast and now the cold air is back in place it's really cold obviously 13 in cleveland, 7 in chicago, 0 in minneapolis and the wind also today is going to be really strong especially across parts of the central plains but look at that 37 degrees all the way down towards tampa so it's very chilly out there. one system diving down here across parts of the mid mississippi river valley this morning and you'll see that next one coming out of canada. behind that we have another push of cold air that's coming on in and out across the west things are very dry. you'll see that storm track going way over across parts of

the west. we do see moisture come back into california maybe into southern california again by the time we get towards next weekend that moisture not as bad it doesn't look like as what we saw last week. we'll tell you this, we start to after we have one last bit of cold here take a look at that. wednesday and thursday temps almost for everybody get a lot better. pete: rick you make weather look easy my friend. leland: even he uses a clicker and a thing. >> i've been doing it a long time. rachel: [laughter] leland: good to see you rick. all right coming up, forget joe biden elizabeth warren, jp morgan chase ceo jamie dimon says democrats don't have a strong candidate for 2020. >> the thing about the democrats is they will not have a chance in my opinion. leland: colorado governor john hickenlooper's name has been floated as a possible candidate does he agree he's here to answer net. rachel: and we can't forget it's national dress up your pet day and we're celebrating the only way we know how, with dogs in

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>> the thing about the democrats is they will not have a chance in my opinion. they don't have a strong pro- business, pro-free enterprise person. pete: that is jp morgan chase ceo jamie dimon saying the democrats don't have a strong candidate for 2020. leland: he's not the only one saying that howard dean among others as well. democrat and colorado governor john hickenlooper's name has been thrown in the mix to run joins us now from the great city of denver on a sunday morning. governor nice to see you thanks for getting up with us. >> governor: you bet good morning pete, le land. leland: good morning, sir, big picture here. do democrats have a talent deficit that they need to make

up whether it's 2018 or 2020? present company excluded? >> [laughter] no i don't think so. i think we're seeing, you know all kinds of leaders thinking about it. i think what's going on now is we are in the process of kind of laying out what the primary is going to look like. its got to be robust. i think people are going to you'll have two or three people in each lane. you'll have a lane for maybe governors and mayors, you'll have a lane for senators maybe a lane for, you know, people like oprah or maybe jamie dimon who knows. pete: well governor, but what jamie dimon is saying is there isn't a lane for pro-business and pro-free enterprise in fact in the previous election bernie sanders ran as the democratic socialistic, hillary clinton was pulled in that direction as well so that's the characterization of the modern left. how do you get past the sense that it's donald trump and the republicans that have been pro business and pro free enterprise not the democrats? >> governor: well there are a lot of democrats that are pro small business and really care

about jobs who want to make sure we have the right regulation but maybe less redondo tape and i think again a good primary process we have nine democrats succeeding me and so far they're all staying positive all talking about their positive vision. that kind of primary builds a bigger tent and i think that's going to happen. i think that some of the people aren't even being mentioned what about u.s. senator again very pro small business, very progressive, very strong on civil rights, what about mitch landro, whose the mayor of new orleans, whose again, very pro civil rights but also pro small business. leland: does saying pro civil rights imply the republicans are anti pro civil rights? isn't everyone? >> governor: you'd think so but it doesn't always come across that way. i think there are a number of democrats who have actually gotten out there and marched and committed themselves mitch landro, when they were talking about tearing down

statues around the issues of the residual issues around the civil war, mitch landro gave one of the great speeches i've heard anybody give in the last couple of years, just took down the else essence of why that matter ed and why people's rights had to be protected. leland: governor quickly we got about 30 or 40 seconds left. nancy pelosi has been widely criticized for saying basically these $500,000 or $2000 bonuses folks are getting because of the tax cuts are crumbs or peanuts. how does the rhetoric need to change from democrats to connect to the democrats who voted for trump? >> governor: well i think everybody is digesting that tax deal and personally, i wish they would have maybe not reduced a corporate tax so much and they left a little space for investing, taking some of that savings and investing it in infrastructure and that's the kind of stuff that comes out of the tax bill so i think democrat s obviously have to recognize that people are working on and just barely

making it, even small tax cuts make a big difference. pete: governor john hickenlooper thanks for being here governor of colorado thank you. now we go from a democratic presidential candidate possibly to national pet day. stick around. ♪ ♪ ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ don't stop it now, ♪ don't stop it no. ♪ don't stop it now, ♪ don't stop it. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ keep it comin' love. ♪ don't stop it now, if you keep on eating, we'll keep it comin'. all you can eat riblets and tenders at applebee's. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood.

rachel: today is national dress up your pet day. pete: here to help us celebrate with some adorable dogs she's genearl manager of bark shop the e-commerce store for bark and bark box did i get that right? >> correct. pete: national dress up your pet day which is kind of like christmas for you, tell us about it. >> yeah, so we see a huge trend with dogs and a great way to treat them like part of the family is to buy them cold

weather gear. >> human it station of dogs. rachel: so i love this one by the way we call that ducky flat in wisconsin. >> this is mosby, whose wearing pajamas which is a big trend we saw this year of people matching their dogs for a family photo. these are available on bark shop and benji is wearing a billy wolf coat and andy here is wearing hand knit dog sweater. leland: now how do you know when your dog needs a coat versus not versus it's too hot, too cold? >> they're just like us they will show you. i take gus outside on walks and he shivers and wants to come right back in. leland: but if they're panting when they are inside and have a coat on take it off. pete: quit teasing the dogs and give them the treat. >> we developed a toy line called lights, camera, bark, which are toys that are designed

for pose and play, so funny things like -- >> pose and play? >> yes, a bottle of champaign with a popped cork. rachel: are those dog it slipper s? >> you can put these are your pups and make them wear them. leland: it needs a hashtag here. >> adorable. >> we have the fried chicken. rachel: oh, look at the chicken. pete: i think i'll have fun with it. rachel: what's the name of the shop again? >> bark shop.com. rachel: for more fox & friends moments away. ♪ who lets dogs out, who let the dogs out ♪ restlessness , it's gas.

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leland: we have 15 seconds left which will be 15 seconds for you to look at the adorable dogs. pete: i mean the show has gone to the dogs. thanks for joining us all weekend on fox & friends. leland: see you next weekend. >> good morning everyone. a deadline to keep the government from shutting down fast approaching while lawmakers look for answers on the trump dossier. hello everyone i'm trish regan in this morning for maria bartiromo. this is sunday morning futures. the trump administration says it will go back to accepting renewal requests for so-called dreamers. what does that mean, the immigration battle on capitol hill i'll be talking to georgia senator on all those talks with the white house and also, the trump dossier, at least one republican lawmaker looking to declassify the justice department and fbi trials on the matter, what does he want to find we'll be asking him