@howardkurtz. and facebook "mediabuzz" >> i have a hard time believing that it was somebody hit the button accidentally. >> i have been calling for president trump so sit across the table from kim jong un to build this pathway towards denuclearization. >> anger and outrage over the president's remarks. >> how do you egged a 71-year-old man. [inaudible] >> we don't need them anymore, we can do better. you're dam right, we've got this? ♪

♪ heather: good morning, from new york city, 4:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is a brand-new week. hopefully you had a good weekend and you're ready to go. you're watching "fox & friends first" on this monday morning, we appreciate it, i'm heather childers. top stories for you this morning, president trump calling on democrats to end the stalemate over daca saying that he's ready to sign a bipartisan bill as long as it includes his border wall. griff jenkins live from washington, d.c. where the clock is ticking towards a government shutdown. good morning, griff. >> good morning, heather, it is, the president has been busy down in florida, actually he was firing back at charges that he's racist in the wake of the

alleged expletive saying he's the least racist person they have interviewed. >> no, i'm not a racist. i never believed -- [inaudible] >> that i can tell you. >> that deadline for daca deal tied to the spending deal is fast approaching, as you mentioned. the president is blaming democrats for failing to come to the table tweeting yesterday, daca is probably dead because democrats don't really want to talk it, they want to talk and take money away from military, one proposal put together by self-appointed bipartisan group by six senators was rejected by the white house because it failed to address the four pillars of the president's goals which are increasing border security, ending chain migration, eliminating visa lottery program and fixing daca

for 800,000 dreamers and as lawmakers work to avoid government shutdown, john lewis is holding out on daca. >> we must continue to press on and get a deal. i for one will not vote for government funding until we get a deal on daca. >> now, secretary of homeland security nielsen, larger immigration deal can be done beyond spending bill, it doesn't have to be right now. take a listen. >> we need to fund our troops and protect them, to tie them to daca deal where the actual expiration is in march is irresponsible. >> so the president remains, heather, in florida today, comes back much later, what we are going to hear a lot of is the president and this administration's push for

something merit-base, merit-based immigration system. that's the sticking point that we can expect to hear more about as they try and find a way to strike a deal before friday. >> daca runs out in march but they are trying to tie it with the budget shutdown which would occur on january 19th, right? just trying to keep it all straight. president trump is doubling down that he's not a racist and did not make those comments and didn't take the media long to take aim. >> trump racially charged remarks behind closed doors have people calling him racist. >> how do you educate a 71-year-old man in donald trump on the issue of race? >> anger and outrage after president trump's racist remarks after president trump's remarks. >> president trump's vulgar closed-door comments about african countries and haiti

prompt charges of racism and made relations even worse. >> some lawmakers and members of the trump administration who were actually in the meeting backing up the president saying that those words never came out of his mouth. >> are you saying the president did not use the word that has been so widely reported? >> i'm telling you he did not use that word, george, i'm telling you it's a gross misrepresentation, it's not the first time senator durbin has done it. >> i don't recall him saying the exact phrase, i think he has been clear and i would say undoubtedly the president will continue to use strong language when he comes to this issue. >> i didn't hear it and i was sitting away from donald trump and dick dur bib and i know what durbin has said about the president's repeated statements as incorrect. >> they're lying. >> before he was corrected by obama administration official like. >> the media and left continue to fight president trump on daca

ed henry says that democrats current deal opens up current problems. >> the deal they talked about dreamers it's not just about kids, we heard years from barack obama, they came through no fault of their own, the current deal on the table includes not just the kids of illegal immigrants and knew that they were doing, it includes the parents who broke the law, and so what kind of precedent if you pass this deal for 11, 12 million illegals here, well, the parents of the dreamers who came over illegally they got not citizenship but some sort of status to stay here that's been negotiated. that opens the door to all kinds -- heather: yeah, what exactly is the status. the missile alert system, another story we are following for you, under review after hawaii's false alarm triggers panic and even though an employee accidentally pushed the

wrong button democrats are using the mistake to once again attack president trump. kelly wright live in nation's capital with new detail unfolding. good morning. kelly: after 8:00 a.m. saturday morning in hawaii people received emergency alert message that was troubling and frightening, here is what nearly a million people received on their cell phones from hawaii's emergency management, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii, seek immediate shelter, this is not a drill, well as you can imagine, some sought refuge underground and some ditched that are cares, 38 minutes until correction went out false alert due to human error. congresswoman tulsi gabbard is angry.

>> where they can take shelter from a nuclear bomb coming their way? one thing that i have been calling for for a long time is direct talks to actually happen between the united states and north korea, between president trump and kim jong un. kelly: president trump talking to reporters saying they would be working with hawaii and also was asked about north korea? >> we will see what happens with north korea. we have great talks going on, the olympics you know about, a lot of things can happen. kelly: as for the false alert, governor david says the worker who hit the wrong button prompting the chilling alert has been reassigned pending an investigation. fcc says there were not enough safeguards in place to prevent the mistake which emergency management system acknowledges in hawaii, state lawmakers announced they will hold a

hearing this friday. heather. heather: lots of question on how this happened, thank you so much, kelly, we will talk more about that. hawaii's missile warning mishap raising red flag over protocols to be triggered like this in the first place with simple push of a button. jason chaffetz says the initial explanation reveals even bigger issue in readiness for actual attack. >> it was circus comedy of errors in a serious situation. i have a hard time believing that somebody bumped into a button or hit the button accidentally and takes more than half an hour to turn it around. you're telling me that it's just one person who can make this accident, i'm telling you on the surface, i don't believe that. what it was an incoming missile, what if they they need to get other information, what if they

needed to contact big island of hawaii, they had to go through all of the -- i don't believe anything like that. somebody like tulsi gubbard, i don't agree with her, you will find out it's not necessarily true. heather: stay with us, we will talk about that coming up. north and south korea meeting again oversnieght handling details of the rogue's regime. the two sides talked about creating joint ice hockey team, first time they would compete in the olympics under the same flag, can you imagine that? both sides will meet on wednesday.

vikings punching ticket to championship game as the clock runs out. >> and it's caught, sideline, touchdown, unbelievable. vikings win it. heather: hold onto it, improbable touchdown stealing the win 29-24 and then now to afc and shootout in pittsburgh, jaguars getting the best of the steelers for the stun 45g-42 -- 45-42 win. vikings get the eagles later that night on fox. well, the time now is 11 minutes after the top of the hour and the president's critics quick to turn the hawaii mishap into attack on the trump administration claiming that the five generals are fresh faces who have no idea what they're

doing, well, our next guest air force lieutenant general says that could not be further from the truth and bombshell new evidence from las vegas shooting tragedy, fingerprints left behind an the ammo that do not belong to the gunmen, and dunkin without doughnuts, big changes coming to the coffee chain. ♪

heather: false alarm fallout, the president's critic quickly turning the hawaii missile mistake into a fresh attack on the white house. politico sourcing administration official writing this, quote, all the fresh faces sitting around the table in the situation room have little idea what their roles would be in the scenario. bottom line is that without a principals level

exercise we shouldn't have any confidence that the cabinet would know what to do in attack scenario. here to react chief of staff lieutenant retired general richard newton, thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> good morning, heather, good to be back with you. heather: before we get into the experience or lack of the experience of the five generals that we are questioning, tell us exactly -- how in the world could this happen to begin with? there's a button that someone can push by accident? >> well, heather, i don't really have all the details that was going on inside homeland security team in the state of hawaii, hawaii was conducting, maybe a first-time commerce with regard to an icbm alert warning and so forth, my sources tell us that it was based on human error which occurs from time to time and unfortunately and i hope they have gone through and done extensive training and retaining of those individuals directly involved. i was to say it was rather simple as that but you have

thousands securing for shelter on saturday morning. heather: the emergency alert that went out to people that said that there is no missile threat or danger to the state of hawaii, repeat, false alarm and then we have this comment that came from sarah sanders who called out that article in politico, she went further saying, general kelly, general mattis, general mcmaster, general kellogg, some of the greatest military leaders of generation are fresh faces, doubt isis would agree. in fact, you had a lengthy conversation just recently with the president's national security strategy last month with general mcmaster, right? >> i did, heavier. before president trump announced national security strategy i was engaged with hr macmaster in a private conversation before the strategy came out and i can tell you, i've known general mcmaster for a while, he is exceptional and he oversees the national

security apparatus overseeing the cries cities management having situation involving the national security issue exceptional and also what's exceptional, the professionals overseas the white house and situation room and so forth, so you mentioned those five senior leaders who are retired, active duty or retired lieutenant officers at the top of the conversation, that's a very deep bench. let me add one more that's our new secretary of homeland security kirstjen nielsen we have a very deep bench and the american people should be confidence, cabinet level but also these extraordinary professionals overseas, they are very good and like i said, it's a very deep bench. heather: as we continue to talk about that let's bring up for people at home so they can specifically see what we are talking about in terms of their

background, let's start with general john kelly specifically, he's a retired four-star general, more than 40 years of the marines, three tours in iraq and then you general mattis, four-star marine corps general, served 44 years in the military, led the central command from 2013 to 2014 rand then you were speaking about general mcmaster, his background, west point graduate, three-star general, ph.d military history, considered one of the army's top intellectuals and then finally we can go onto general kellogg, three-star general, 36 years in the military, two tours during the vietnam war, number of medals including the silver star and major general, deputy commander, served as engineer officer in the army, so my question to you is, why in the world would politico put out this type of thought that they're not prepared and that they are fresh faces? >> i don't know and if there's some political agenda, that's

their perspective but it really doesn't serve our national security interest well in my opinion, let me leave you with this, i believe that first off, they'll be a number of lessons learned and take away that is we can garner from this exercise that occurred on saturday and blunder, if you will, secondly, i can assure you that chief of staff john kelly will rally cabinet officials, if you will, the principals and deputies and will put them through their paces, if you will, through a number of exercises for the rest of the calendar year and, third, and secretary nielsen said we need to do what the american people, pay attention to alerts, again, not likely to happen but, again, if there is an alert of this nature, the american people need to respond and -- and pay taxi to what's happening around us. >> well, lieutenant general newton, thank you so much for joining us this morning and we will listen to your assurances, we appreciate it this morning. thank you.

heather: well, coming up senator chelsea manning. >> we need to take the reigns of power from them. we need to challenge them at every level. >> coming up.

heather: crews scrambtology clear the deadly mud slide debris before another storm, look at this, before another one hits california, warning the drainage basins and the channels cannot take another hit, the death toll now at 20 but that number expect today climb as efforts turn from search and rescue to search and recovery, at least four people including a 2-year-old are still missing at this hour. while you were sleeping, passenger plane i vacuated at new york's jfk airport after

reports of smoke in the cabin, officials say that the delta airlines flight that was heading to san antonio and it was near terminal 2 when crews reported the smoke possibly from cargo hold, authority firefighters sweeping through the plane, you can see them doing their work there, went forward to put any fire danger out but it's unclear at this point what exactly caused the smoke. well, conviction, government secret leaker chelsea manning taking to twitter to confirm run for senate in maryland releasing this campaign ad to youtube. >> we don't need them anymore, we can do better. you're damn right we've got this. heather: is this really what america needs? thanks for joining us this morning. >> hey, thanks for having me, great to be here. heather: what your your thoughts

when which he chelsea manning ig for senate? >> personally i think that chelsea is a total traitor, embarrassment to the country, i don't think she has a moral compass. she should be spending rest of her life behind bars and in no way shape or form do i feel she should be in public office or leadership position. >> just to refresh memory, manning was convicted of leaking classified documents to wikileaks, was supposed to serve a 35-year sentence but president obama actually granted manning clemency before leaving office this year. this is perhaps more concerning and in this tweet, manning said, blank the police, #disarm the police, #we've got this and #law

enforcement appreciation day. your thoughts on that? >> yeah, i think it's absolutely disgusting and continues on with the theme of chelsea manning and how backwards and wrong she is and i want to talk about the big picture here, i mean, what kind of precedent is this setting, what type of message is this sending to men and women still wearing the uniform who are entrusted with classified documents, what kind of messages is this sending to allies and messages to the world, chelsea manning and bowe bergdahl have gotten off free, it's careless and extremely dangerous heather: that's so true. the documents had to do with iraq, afghanistan, guantanamo bay, so these were documents that could put our service

people over there putting their lives on the life in danger, right? >> absolutely, not only did it put servicemen and women in danger, it also really degraded our national security sop's, the way we handle classified material and it also put a bunch of our allies in danger as well as a lot of these documents actually identifying some of the sources we were using overseas and i know that our enemies went after these guys, it's extremely dangerous. heather: very interesting to see how the dnc responds to this as we head into midterms and the general election. thank you so much for joining us, eli, i really appreciate you getting up so early for us this morning. >> absolutely, great to be here, guys, thank you. heather: and thank you for your service. well, president trump putting pressure on democrats to compromise on dreamers but leaders on the left continue to resist, are they playing politics instead of making progress, we debate it up next? and how does this happen, this

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heather: welcome back, 4:30 in the morning on the east coast. you're watching "fox & friends first", the illegal immigrants right there accused of threatening to kill passengers on a grayhound bus, did you hear about this, he will stay behind bars, margarito vargas, calling police saying that vargas rosas was we -- terrorizing people on board. vargas rosas implied that he had a gun but no gun was found. and memory loss as -- is top

threat. according to javier becerra slamming about insistence that the president never made racial comments about el salvador, haiti and other african countries, listen. >> it's disturb to go see so many people with such short-term memory losses and the inability to recall a conversation, can you imagine what happens when you have a conversation about nuclear war or what we do about natural disasters, that's dangerous. heather: while the judge has sided border security as top national security priority, becerra has fought to preserve daca. we are slowly learning more about the deadly mass shooting in u.s. history. the judge will hear about unsealing police warrants in relation to las vegas massacre, 300 documents already made public revealing that the gunman's girlfriend marilou

danley told investigators that they would, in fact, find fingerprints on bullets because she sometimes helped him load ammunition. she happened to be in the philippines during shooting and has not been charged. senator jeff flake taking aim at commander in chief, expect today give blistering speech this morning comparing trump's attacks on the media compared to dictator joseph stalin. >> when you refer to the press as the enemy of the people or fake news, that has real damage. it has real damage to our standing in the world to take what was popularized by joseph stalin, the enemy of the people to refer to the press and then now today you have authoritarians across the world using the term fake news to justify cracking down on their opposition. heather: well, recent study found that 62% of media coverage is negative when it comes to

president trump and his administration. and president trump taking aim at democrats, daca is probably dead because democrats don't really want it. they just want to talk and desperately needed money away from our military. this coming after another warning to the left from their own party second in command. >> yes, we have a litmus test, if you are a democrat who doesn't like a clean dream act, you will have some problems. [laughter] >> don't tell me to protect you, you are on your own with that. heather: well, are democrats their own worse enemies, here to to debate, thank you both for joining us this morning, really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> good morning, heather. heather: kathy, i will start with you, democrats do they not want daca, is that the problem? >> they always wanted daca, it's very american to imagreements

assimilate into the country and we have 700,000 people that qualify for daca right now and we would lose a thousand people in daca a day if it does fall in march, so democrats want daca, they want these immigrants to be in this country and be able to pay their taxes and that's what daca does. heather: mark, part of the issue here, there are several issues, this would also include parents, including to ed henry earlier in the show, the parents who broke the law to begin with to come here. i want you to get you to come on that and also the tweet that was sent out by president trump talking about merit-base immigration. he says, i as president want people coming into the country who are going to help us become strong and great again, people coming in to assist him based on merit, no more lotterieses #america first and so that's a whole other issue, lottery and chain migration. >> heather, it's clear what's going on within the democrat

caucus, keith ellison made it clear, there's no free thoughts, no free will, you better fall in line with party bosses or they will cut off fundraising to you and not support you, that's the message he sends, what's so ironic, heather, back when democrats controlled u.s. senate with 54 votes five years ago they fully supported a merit-based system, they passed a bill, all 54 democrats of whom 39 are still in the senate today, they passed a merit-base bill that ended visa lottery system that supported more border security, this is -- pure politics, they don't want a daca deal, they refuse -- we can clearly see what they are up to. heather: let me get kathy toness that, that's true, why vote for it under the obama administration but not vote for it under the trump administration? >> well, i mean, right now it is bipartisan, the republicans and the democrats do want the dreamers, they do want the daca deal. heather: in terms of chain migration and visa lottery

program? >> there's no problems with immigration right now, we are at all-time no, net zero immigration. >> yes, because donald trump secured the border. >> he hasn't done anything, he has actually done nothing with immigration. >> 45-year low in border crossings, it's a 45-year low in border crossings. >> this has happened since 2007 to 2017. heather: decline 25% from 2016 at their lowest level since 1971. >> it has nothing to do with trump, this is just the way immigration is going. méxico is doing better economy as country, this has nothing to do with donald trump and everything he says. heather: mark, you get the final word here. >> the reality is that democrats want a political issue, they don't want a solution for americans putting americans first, sure they want dreamers, they want daca recipients, they want them to stay here with no solution in mind. they want to have a political issue that they can run against donald trump because the president's success on the border thus far is unprecedented

for 45 years as well as the president's success with our economy, they can't overcome that, they know that people are going to do better in this economy this year and they are scared to death about facing donald trump and his success in policies this november. and they don't want a solution on daca, the president is right. heather: someone has to come up with something by march because there's a deadline for daca in march tieing budget shutdown which is coming up on friday january 19th, time is of the essence, thank you for joining us, mark, and kathy, appreciate it. >> thank you. heather: have a great week, the left leading the crisis on president trump, how quickly they forget that he has talked tough with north korea and increased defense spending, a look back at all of his foreign policy victories up next. >> i've never been so dumb. >> it happens, i get it, you have another human being inside of you competing for resources.

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camping, things like that, great way to spend the day near park. heather: appreciate it. >> thanks, heather. heather: moms will tell you that baby brain is real. >> i have two brains in my body but i've never been so dumb. >> it happens, i get it, you have another human being inside of you competing for resources. heather: scientists say they are right, forgetfullness while pregnant affects four and five women, it typically happens in the third trimester when functionality and memory is significantly reduced. so do you want better sleep? i know that i certainly do, researchers suggest write a to do list, study from baylor university found out that those who jot down fall asleep nine minutes quaker than -- quicker than those who don't, they worry about forgetting important tasks. i can tell you right now, that wouldn't work for me.

well, north korea and iran, let's get back to that, they are feeling pressure than ever before, isis is on the run, according to the left the hawaii missile mistake is president trump's fault. >> our leaders have failed us, donald trump is not taking threat seriously. heather: as we approach one year anniversary in office we look forward at accomplishments, that's up next. after more than 20 years,

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heather: welcome back, the left quickly blaming president trump for the missile mistake in hawaii. >> our leaders have failed us, donald trump is taking too long, he's not taking this threat seriously. heather: but how quickly they

forget and the president has obliberated isis and as we approach first year anniversary in office expert rebecca grant is here with a closer look at his foreign policy accomplishments. thank you very much for joining us. >> great to be here, heather, good morning. heather: so let's begin with north korea, we have this mistake that happened in hawaii over the weekend, we had celebrities in hollywood saying they woke up in hawaii with ten minutes to live. overreaction when you take a look at north korea's successes from this administration so far, what do you think? >> well, just this one time i can't blame hollywood because that message really was a show-stopper but i think, heather, what message we need to take away, first of all, it's not president trump's fault but his cabinet does owe us more answers. i would like to see secretary

nielsen at dhs tell us what she does want us to do if anything like this occurs and have fema review that for all 50 states. i would like to see the pentagon give us a rundown on what we do and don't have for missile defense because hawaii is well defended, we do have missile defenses and it's trump who put us on the right course to containing north korea's nuclear capabilities. heather: we have south korea and north korea actually in discussions at this point. we reported earlier they were talking about having a joint hockey team, so it really is remarkable if you think about what's happening between those two countries specifically right now. let's talk a little bit more about the war on terror and the successes with isis and i want your comments on this, saw isis lose almost all territory under administration so far, announced new afghanistan strategy, pushing nato to push for war in afghanistan, what about successes in terms of the war on

terror? >> president trump has a series of important wins really showing persistence in foreign policy by delegating authority down to commanders at the pentagon, he led our troops assist our allies more closely, that accelerated and pushed forward the rolling up of isis out of territory and iraq and syria, now trump has taken this tactic into his new strategy for afghanistan, they increased air strikes in afghanistan by 300% last year and he's trying the same tactic that is worked in mosul, in raqqah to put pressure on the taliban and carry out attacks that target taliban and other fighters revenue as well as healthy afghan forces take control over the country. wig bin in afghanistan against terrorism. heather: but we don't hear about it. some other things we don't hear about, foreign policy wins specifically he's worked to increase defense spending, he's

empowered military leader, reduced the need on white house to sign off on every single mission. he ordered new sanctions on venezuela and approved the new iran strategy and also ordered missile strikes against syrian air base, your thoughts on all of that in. >> let's talk about the syrian air base, appropriate and measured and conservative, it tells how trump knows how the wheel u.s. military power appropriately. on top of that, he did improve increase in defense budget focusing on readiness and on some of the service top priorities, i like that he urged congress $4 billion of missile defense that would stock up interceptors, new improvements and allow them to do testing as well. he's got the military on course to be a stronger military going forward. heather: all right, dr. grant, thank you so much for joining us, we appreciate your insight

as always and we can tell why you are certainly an international relations expert. >> thank you, great to be here. heather: have a great day. coming up, how in the world does this happen? this car crashed into the second story of a building, the story ahead.

heather: welcome back, a casino boat, looked at this, packed with people, up to 50 people in flames forcing to jump in icy water, experienced unexpected engine problem, this was off the coast of florida, at one point there was up to 40 people in the water trying to swim to safety. >> people got stuck in the mud and people were crawling trying to get to shore. heather: look at that, incredibly everyone survived. about 15 people did have minor injuries, very, very lucky, incredible video of speeding car going airborne slamming right into the second floor of a dental office. look at that. >> the driver got out and he climbed from the bottom of the vehicle. >> well, police say that the

california driver hit a divider in the street before launching into the air and then sparking a fire in the building, both people in that car they had to be rescued, they were treated for only minor injuries, the driver was arrested and told police that he was on drugs. well, the university of connecticut reviewing plans to peacefully bring ben shapiro to campus, it would be the first conservative speaker at the school since chaos erupted back in november at an event that was called it's okay to be white. [inaudible conversations] heather: college republicans sponsors the upcoming eivelt and meeting with security officials to make sure that no violence like that erupts. and the deplorable nyu professor is making headlines again, michael is suing new york university and four colleges for defamation, he says in e-mail

chain went so more than 100 staffers made malicious statements and called him bully and has average -- comment on out of control pc culture and that wraps it up for 4:00 a.m. hour of "fox & friends first", i will see you tomorrow, "fox & friends first" continues right now. bye bye. rob: it is monday january 15th, martin luther king, jr. day, president trump taking aim at democrats, he says are refuse to go make a deal on daca as lawmakers and his administration fight attacks from the left. >> he did not use the word. >> i don't recall him saying that phrase. >> senator durbin misrepresented what happened in white house meetings before. rob: we are live in washington. jillian: false alarm fallout, investigation ramping up into