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 the hawaii alert missile mistake

that sent the entire state into panic mode, what officials are now doing to make sure it never happens again. >> we need to challenge them at every level. rob: senator chelsea manning, the brand-new campaign, the convicted leaker has just launched. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: good monday morning, just a few people out there, 5:00 o'clock on the east coast, you're taking a live look at manhattan. rob: a lot of people aren't

working today. jillian: i'm jillian mele. rob: and i'm rob schmitt, happy mlk day. president trump calling on democrats to end the stalemate over daca saying he's ready to sign a bipartisan bill as long as he gets his border wall. jillian: griff jenkins live from washington, d.c. where the clock is ticking towards government shutdown, is that right, griff? >> the president is firing back at charges that he's racist in the wake of alleged explatives uttered telling reporters that he's the least racist person they ever interviewed. >> no, i'm not a racist. [inaudible] >> that i can tell you. >> this is a deadline for daca deal tie today spending bill is fast approaching and the president is blaming democrats for fail to go deliver tweeting

quote, daca is probably dead because democrats don't really want it, they just want to talk and take desperately needed money away from our military, one proposal put together by a self-appointed bipartisan group of six senators was rejected by the white house because it failed to address these four pillars of the president's goals increasing border security, ending chain migration, eliminating visa lotteries and fixing daca. now as lawmakers continue to work to avoid the friday shutdown, many are tieing it in holding -- tieing daca deal to friday's must passed spending legislation. >> we will have the fight on daca. it isn't a fight about issue, it isn't a fight about legislation, it's a statement of values about the country, the statement of values as a country. [cheers and applause] >> we must not give up or give n 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. >> here is the deal, guys, daca programs which provides legal status for children brought here illegally does not run out till march and homeland security kirstjen nielsen said yesterday that daca should not be tied to the spending bill, rather part of larger immigration bill, if they can't get it done in just one final wrinkle in case it wasn't enough, a court challenge to terminate daca is working its way through the legal system. rob: all right, busy weekend. we got the budget and everything tied to this. we will see what happens. griff, you'll be busy week, i'm sure. jillian: another busy week. president trump insisting he's not a racist, it didn't take much for the media to take aim. >> racially remarks behind closed doors have critics 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 against immigrants in african nations and disparaging words for haitians. >> vulgar closed door comments about africans and haiti make relations between republicans an democrats even worse. jillian: lawmakers and members of trump administration who were actually in the meeting backing up the president saying 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 that exact phrase. the president will use, continue to use strong language when it comes to this issue, because he feels passionate about it. >> i didn't hear it and i was sit nothing further away from donald trump than he was.

>> so he's lying? >> senator durbin misrepresented what happened before corrected by obama administration official like. rob: former utah congressman jason chaffetz had a firsthand look of administration reform under obama administration, he says president trump has already produced more results in first year in office than democrats did during the eight years prior. his message to the democrats now is to stop wining and to start working with republicans. >> president trump has already taken it further than barack obama ever did. i was elected at the same time as barack obama, i actually sat on judiciary and i was on immigration subcommittee, when democrat from california was in charge of that committee for two years they had two meetings on immigration, one was to have a photo and the second one was to hear testimony from stephen colbert. that's the total sum of everything that the democrats when they have all levels of

power did and the fact that the president is actually talking about it and the democrats don't want to show up and don't want to have this discussion is just shameful because i think there's common ground and can solve the problems but the democrats have to be there and actually willing to work with consequences of an election that give all the levers of power to the republicans. >> right now the national missile alert system is under review after hawaii's false alarm triggers panic. rob: but even though an employee accidentally pushed the wrong button, democrats are taking this chance to use it as an attack on president trump. jillian: kelly wright at nation's capital with new details. >> shortly after 7:00 a.m. in hawaii people receiving emergency alert emergency that was deeply 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, people began scrambling for safety, some sought refuge underground, some ditched their cars, panic went on for 38 minutes before correction went out, a false alert due to human error. congresswoman tulsi gubbard of hawaii told me she's angry about the incident and also concerned, however, of potential of nuclear strike from north korea. >> this is the stark reality that the people of hawaii face. where can they take shelter that will protect them and their families from a nuclear bomb coming their way? one thing that i've been calling for for a very long time is for those 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 in florida said the federal government will be working with hawaii on its alarm

system, he was also asked about talks with north korea. >> we are going see what happens with north korea. we have great talks going on. the olympics you know about, a lot of things can happen. kelly: and congresswoman tulsi gubbard also stated that past administrations have failed in talking to north korea, as for that false alert, governor david egai said the worker who hit the wrong button has been reassigned pending an investigation. fcc says there was not enough safeguards in place to prevent mistake. state lawmakers announced they will hold a hearing this friday. back to you. jillian: all right, kelly, we will have more coming up. thank you. rob: north and south korea meeting overnight hammering details of next month's winter olympics, the north asking to send an art troop to the games which the south has yet to accept, the two sides also discussing creating a joint ice

hockey team and it would be the first time that both countries would compete in the olympics under the same flag, we will see how this turns out, both sides meeting again on wednesday. the united states cracking down on millions of taxpayer dollars that it sends to un-funded causes in the middle east. ap is reporting that president trump may only send 60 million of planned 125 million-dollar first installment to help palestinian refugee settlements. the u.s. is hoping to get the palestinians back to peace talks with israel, the administration could announce that decision by tomorrow. jillian: former trump campaign corey lewandowsky to take the stand. >> have nothing to hide, i didn't collude with russian agency or government or anybody else to try and impact this election. i will be happy to come out and set the record straight about my

lack of involvement with any type of foreign entity. jillian: former white house chief strategists steve bannon also said to testify before same panel this week. a man connected to uranium one deal while hillary clinton sus secretary of state is facing charges, the nuclear transportation company with counts, came part as 8-year investigation into the sell of uranium one into the russia company. rob: all right, what a game, miracle in minneapolis. jillian: minnesota vikings punching ticket to championship game right after the clock was running out. >> sideline, touchdown, unbelievable. vikings win it. jillian: shame on me.

wide receiver sealing the win for 29-24. wow. rob: he missed the tackle. he completely that. should have been -- i couldn't believe it. to the afc and shoot-out in pittsburgh, jaguars getting the best of the steelers, 45-42. that would have been an exciting one to see. jillian: move on the to pay the patriots. vikings get the eagles later that night on fox. exciting action there. 12 minutes after the hour, sheltering a criminal, accused of threatening to murder a bus full of people, what happens next as prosecutors file charges. rob: and this story, the panic in hawaii as an official mistakenly presses the missile button that alerts everybody that the missile was coming in, how in the world did this happen? it sent a panic throughout that entire state, former navy seal

carl higby. jillian: the 80-dollar mistake that has sarah sanders calling out alexa.

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>> yeah, i have no idea. the good news is the system works. jillian: for 38 minutes you had people crying and you had the money lowering his child into a manhole. >> the issue is they're going to reassign this person, this person could have started nuclear war, why are they being reassigned and not being removed, that's the question. jillian: how do you regain the trust of your people? >> i mean, you should have at least 2 or 3-party system to do this. allegedly this person was trying to clock out. i don't know how the systems are tied in together. to me this seems like a gross lack of accountability and someone should definitely be fired over this. jillian: you talk about the fact already blame is going around about this situation, right, you heard some people even blaming president trump for this situation. do you have faith in our military that they can handle something like and not make mistakes? >> 100%. blaming trump is the democratic,

president trump has stepped up and now keeping us more safe. people are accusing the military of creating instability and making hawaii a target, negative. some of the democratic representatives out there said that the military needs to leave hawaii, that we are there keeping hawaii safe just like the united states of america, they would be speaking japanese if it weren't for our military. jillian: are you happy with the way the president respond today this? >> look, president trump to me completely understands the threat from north carolina n, he understands the military, one of the high points of military people pushed him through this election because we were so strongly behind him because we believe in his -- his strong voice of national defense. jillian: what can we learn from an unfortunate mistake like this? >> oversight. i mean, this is something -- you're not going to have, you're not going to fix the problem unless you have oversight and unless you have accountability. i think we need both.

jillian: big day today for people who is doing service in communities, martin lawter king day, if people want to get involved, what's your message? >> national service.gov is where you can go and i had pleasure to meet martin luther king the third yesterday and we will be in mayor countries, we have 60 million people volunteering over annually for this. this is something that's really important because it's one day that we can put politics aside and come back together and enjoy as a nation giving back to the nation. jillian: sometimes it is hard to be able to separate yourself and spend a day and say i'm going to use this day and give my time. >> it's great because i work with people from all across the aisle and all walks of life and everybody comes back, one time where washington can be neutral. jillian: thank you for joining

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injuries, he will be okay. all right, a fan raising the alarm with police over his obsession with taylor swift.

♪ ♪ rob: tmz reporting the singer was told to be aware after new hampshire questioning a man that claimed to be her boyfriend, he needed a gun to protect taylor swift while she was in africa. mysterious fan was not arrested. jillian: convicted traitor chelsea manning releasing camp airch ad for marilyn senate run calling president trump and democrats. >> we don't need them anymore, we can do better, you're damn right we've got this. jillian: conforming candidacy with the #we've got and rainbow emoji, she will run against ben,

democratic primary. >> i don't think she has a moral compass. she should be spending spendingt of her life behind bars and in no way, shape or form do i feel she should be in public office or in a leadership position. jillian: manning spent 7 years in prison for leaking classified government documents before former president obama commuted her 35-year sentence. mitt romney announcing run for u.s. senate in utah, new york times reporting that 2012 presidential candidate is planning to run, this comes after long-time senator orrin hatch announced he will retire. rumors of romney's plans changed when he changed location to utah instead of massachusetts where he served as governor. social media will get you. rob: sarah sanders not pleased with amazon's new smart device, the echo and she's lashing out at the mega company on twitter. jillian: she tweeted, alexa, we have a problem, if my 2-year-old

can order batman toy by yelling batman over and over again into the echo. rob: toy is not cheap either, 80 bucks, the company has not yet responded to mrs. sanders' criticism. jillian: we will see what happens. democrats confident that they can win back balance of power, is it the same sense of security hillary clinton had in 2016, we debate the left's chance next. rob: but first, he's going to have to deal with own legal troubles here at home. we will talk about that. ♪

jillian: 30 minutes after the hour, good morning to you, illegal immigrant accused of threatening to kill passengers on grayhound bus will stay behind bars, passengers on the

bus to milwaukee to chicago, rosas was terrorizing passengers on board. memory loss is top threat to national security according to california attorney general, about president making comments of africa and haitian countries. >> the inability to recall conversation, can you imagine when you have a conversation about nuclear war or what we do about natural disasters, that's dangerous. jillian: well, the president has cited border security as top priority, the senator has fought to preserve daca. senator flake taking aim at commander in chief.

comparing president trump's attacks on the media to the rhetoric of the late soviet 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 stall -- stalin, the enemy of the people to refer to the press and now you have authoritarians across the world using fake news to justify cracking down on their opposition. jillian: recent study found 62% of media coverage is negative when it comes to president trump and his administration. rob: democrats feeling confident of their chances to retake the house as we head into the 2018 midterms, this as 30 house republicans are announcing that they will not seek reelection leaving many key seats up for grabs.

how likely is it that democrats can regain the majority in the house of representatives? here now to debate that republican strategists charlie kirk and democratic strategists and fox news contributor jamile green. thank you for coming on this. jamile, some analysts are saying that certainty that the dems take back the house in just about seven months or eight months. what say you? >> no, no, you can't say that. let me take us back to when hillary clinton first announced her presidency, one of the first internal campaign memos that went out to democratic strategists had the first line said, we are not going to take any vote for granted. there are many people who think they did the exact opposite and now president trump is in the white house. the last thing democrats need to do is be overconfident while it is certainly winnable, the house, for democrats, we have to be smart in the same way that, i

think, the party was smart in 2017 where we saw democrats outperforming, enthusiasm is on democrats' side, there are 24 seat that is democrats need to pick up and i believe 23 of those were districts that hillary clinton beat donald trump in, so there's certainly statistics that are looking favorable for democrats but the last thing we need to do is to think that we've got this in the bag. rob: yeah, let's go over to you, ten months, i count that up in my head while jamile was talking but you have a lot of republicans not running here. do they see the warning signs, what is the reason for so many not going into the fight again? >> well, look, it's not necessarily i think the most fun job in the world and a lot of the congressmen that are stepping down, they have been doing this for many years, there's a lot of good points that were said there and i think it's dangerous for democrats to think they are going to

automatically going to win the house, here is what's working for them, the party not in the white house usually does very well in midterm elections specially the first midterm election, i will give the democrats that. the democrat party right now is in total shambles specially financially, they are in debt, look at the republican party, they smashed fundraising records, they raised over $130 million and also the democrat party, i think, really missed a lot of opportunities here to work with the president especially on middle-class tax reform, zero democrats votes at all, the biggest middle-class tack cut in american history and you see all the jobs coming back to america and economic activity, there's going to be a lot of voters say, what have democrats done for me lately except they want to impeach this president, so despite a lot of the historical trends putting in democrat favor, a lot tighter than people think. finally, there's 12 seat that is trump won that are held by democrat congressmen right now, just as many opportunities on the republican side as well as

the democrats. rob: interesting. a lot of people don't vote identity politics, it doesn't turn a lot of people on, when unemployment is down and wages are heir, people have more money in the pockets, it is going to be interesting to see how they react when it comes time to make a decision on what we are going to do politically, if the democrats do take back, it's going to effectively shut down the president and a lot of things you have to do, right? >> but that's one important point because americans actually do believe in our system of checks and balances, they do want to make sure that there is going to be some balance to -- to stop maybe some of the more extreme opportunities that a party that has control of the house and the white house and the senate, so i think that actually plays into the hands of democrats where you're going to have a lot of voters saying, look, i just want to have the ability for the house to put

some brakes on some of the things that the trump administration might want to do and i think just to go to the point of like how much money is out there for democratic candidates, one thing that people are not paying attention to are the record numbers of dollars that the democratic congressional campaign committee is raising and the senatorial campaign is raising, it's not about what the dnc is doing. it's about what the congressional campaign committees are doing and we are seeing a lot of fire, a lot of enthusiasm there, but, again, i'd say throw all of that out of the window, every campaigns we need to be a campaign that we are desperately running behind. rob: you can't take anything for granted. we learned that last year. thanks for coming this morning. jillian, to you. jillian: flooding in eastern part of the country as another arctic blast moves through. the short-lived thaw followed by heavy rain causing ice jams in several states including new york where huge chunks of ice

shut down roads and another round of snow, meteorologist janice dean is tracking this one. good morning, janice. janice: roller coaster, now back to deep chill. current temps in minneapolis 9, look at san antonio, new orleans, cold for little bit of snow, we might be getting that in the next 24 hours. windchill cooler than that, colder than that in minneapolis, minus 20, arctic front moving in. there's the past 12 hours, this is called the clipper system, the fast-moving storm system that's going to bring snow but snow as far south as san antonio, texas, look at the future radar as we go further across the mississippi river valley, we have the mixture of freezing rain and ice, we have winter storm watches in effect as far as south of san antonio through portions of mississippi and alabama up towards mississippi river valley, so

areas that don't typically get the snow overnight tonight and then deal with the clipper system here in newark tuesday night into wednesday, not a big snow-maker but it will be a a a a nuisance for those traveling to new york. jillian: can't wait. rob: democrats slamming the president as racist on the 'of martin luther king day, our next guest says they're wrong. the niece of dr. martin luther king, jr., alvita king is weighing in next. >> our three of us sitting there have a daughter and all of us look back and say, hey, what if it was our daughter. jillian: first day on the job and this hero police officer has already saved a life. the incredible story straight ahead. achoo! (snap)

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rob: all right, welcome back, congresswoman federica wilson adding herself to growing list of democrats who are boycotting president trump's state of the union address as congressman john lewis takes aim at the president. >> i don't think there's any way you can swear what the president said with the words of martin luther king, jr., it made me sad, it made my cry. i think he is racist. jillian: democrats refusing to go to state of the union. rob: here to react the niece of dr. martin luther king, jr. and fox news contributor alvita king, happy martin luther day, jr. to you, of course. i want to start, to boycott the

state of the union, i want to get your reaction on that and also i want your reaction on what the president said that had the media in such in uproar. >> well, i'm looking down just for a moment at a book i have in any hand, it's called king truth, it's my newest book and it's going to be released tomorrow and i hope that congressman john lewis and many of those who are so disgruntled here this because this is a quote from reverend martin luther king, jr., my uncle. he said i am convinced convincen hate each other because they don't know each other and they don't know each other because they don't communicate with each other and they don't communicate with each other because they are separated from each other. now, those are the words of my uncle reverend dr. martin luther king, jr., congressman john lewis know so many of my uncle's words, i remember all of the work that congressman lewis did

in 20th century, in civil rights movement, i marched and wept to jail too, so i'm asking the congressman to lead us in a unifying effort so to be crying and disgruntled and angry, that's understandable, i mean, i'm not going to knock that at all but it's better if he will go ahead and communicate with the president and to boycott the state of the union address, it's not going to resolve the problem. so i believe that we are going to have to call for unity, protests have their place, you know, there's a word in the bible, there's a time in season for everything but there's a time that you get past that protest and nonviolent process of communicating and resolving for a win-win situation. jillian: let me ask you about this, in the past few days the racism term has been thrown around a lot in regards to president trump.

do you think that's fair? >> i don't believe it's fair in the case of president trump. i consider president trump to be a leader with this understanding because he has said more than once, we no matter what color our skin is, bleed red and there's another word, one blood god made all people so we can be brothers and sisters, my uncle said we must learn to live together as brothers and sisters or perish as full, how are we going to learn to live together if in these protests we keep stirring up emotions and tears and people are angry, i won't work that way. rob: ms. king let me get your reaction of what was allegedly said in the meeting, what was your initial reaction when you heard it? >> first i was not in the meeting but immediately when i heard it i understanding the work that president trump is doing in america and around the world, drain the swamps in america first and then move out, bring the job rate up, put

people back to work, get people out of jail so they can work and be productive in society, so then he looks at the corrupt societies in other countries, the hail holes in other countries where corrupt leaders have taken everything away from the people and the people are oppressed, so oppressed that they want to leave and move to a country where they believe things are better. well, those leaders need to change what they are doing so that the people can enjoy their own home where they are living, you see, so president trump addressing that oppression and corruption called them a word that i don't use, but i will say that there are hell holes in america and all around the world and as the swamp is drained, we've got to have enough compassion to help every person everywhere and i believe the president understands that. jillian: we have 10 seconds to go, on the martin luther king, jr. day, what is your message to america? >> serve each other, love each other, help each other, that's a lesson i learned from my uncle

martin, my daddy ad and daddy king. rob: well, i tell you what, we appreciate your perspective. thank you so much for waking up early, you shouldn't have to wake up early on your uncle's holiday but you did for us and we do appreciate it. >> thank you. rob: all right. take care. why you should never order coffee on an airplane? jillian: first let's check in with steve doocy. >> i can't wait for the story, i have to know. jillian: you have to know. >> good morning to you, jillian and rob as well, coming up, what the heck happened out in hawaii in well, we now know that the hawaiian public employee has been reassigned. they couldn't fire him because it was an honest mistake they said. but you know who is going to get to the bottom of this, the fcc, federal communications commission, pai, also we have dan bangino and take you to detroit auto show and senator rand paul.

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going to upgrade the software, so far there's been one potential accident caused by this malfunction. no injuries but dozens of complaints. jillian: i'm scared for the next story, airline attendant, do not drink coffee on airplane, why? >> this comes from unidentified flight attendant, she told vice.com that you should not drink coffee because water that's used can be unhealthy. the water system that's used, it's the same water that goes through the bathroom system. that is what the flight attendant says, she says that the same goes for hot tea, bottled water is okay, the ice is okay and this goes along with other things that flight attendants have said about this previously, so depends on how you look at it, drink coffee with caution. jillian: i wonder why ice is okay. rob: comes on the plane, they don't make it on the plane.

isn't coffee super heated, boiled, kills everything in it? i thought because they would spill it. plenty dangerous. you get free national park admission today, right? >> today one of four holidays that you can get into, one of the country's 400 national parks to celebrate martin luther king, jr., day, you get free admission, camping and things like that are not free. you got the day off, take advantage of that. jillian: tracee, thank you for scaring us about drringing coffee. rob: president trump taking time to chat with the very people that put him in the white house, supporters outside of mar-a-lago and inviting the crowd inside, the group forming nearly every day along his motorcade. jillian: in palm beach, florida. denise rodman ready to broker

peace deal between america and north korea but first he has legal trouble to deal with at home. >> oh! rob: a police officer schooled this guy so bad he may never want to return to a basketball court again, stay tune. with expedia, you can book a flight, then add a hotel, and save. . . so they can analyze trends and stop potential problems in their tracks. because safety is never being satisfied and always working to be better.

rob: time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. first the good. a rookie officer saved a toddler's life on his first day on the job. amazing. indiana police officer richard maher stopped this toddler from choking while eating at a chick-fil-a. >> our first reaction, all three of us stood right now. all three officers sitting there have a daughter. all back look back and say what if that was our daughter. jillian: rodman will probably not be making trips to north korea soon arrested in california for driving under the influence. blew more than the legal limit on test. he hab struggle with alcoholism. rob: man might retire from basketball forever after being humiliated by a police officer. >> oh, oh!

jillian: got to love the reaction. is there a way to come back from that? that's brilliant. the video racking up more than 2.3 million views online, that's awesome. jillian: he ran all the way out of the auditorium. that's cool. thanks for watching. rob: see you later. >> i'm not a racist. i am the least racist person. >> this is a gross misrepresentation. it's not the first time senator durbin has done it? >> i didn't hear it and i was sitting no further away from donald trump than dick dick temperature was. >> my perspective from homeland security it's not a daca deal it's a security immigration bill. >> calling for accountability over yesterday's false ballistic missile alert in hawaii. >> i have a hard time believe someone think the accidentally. >> i don't think we should be using a