party support to avoid a government shutdown as a bipartisan group gets ready to reveal a new daca bill today. >> and never exercises in as good a shape as you say he is in. >> some people have great jeans. >> fishing for illnesses, reported hunting for evidence that donald trump has health problems as his doctor shut them down. rob: the threat to set police officers on fire, the anarchist group calling for law enforcement incineration day. "fox and friends" first continues right now. ♪

♪ >> something rather exciting. in manhattan, i have been asking what is your favorite song, apparently this is because you just showed serious dance moves. maybe we can find something somewhere. watching "fox and friends" first this wednesday. rob: thanks for waking up with us, breaking overnight republicans in deadlock on a government spending fix with days until a shutdown deadline.

jillian: the house that doing up on a bipartisan deal, in washington dc with the very latest. >> reporter: a lot happening overnight. the government shutdown signs, we may start seeing these again. a temporary deal to keep the government operating beyond this deadline is dead in the water. the house freedom caucus, a group of the most conservative republicans in congress is balking at a temporary deal unless they move more money for the pentagon. >> we just have enough people to take an official position but the general consensus is not enough support for the current leadership plan is proposed. >> that will be a nonstarter for many democrats including a fixed for daca, the program that shields illegal immigrants from deportation, senate democratic leader chuck schumer calling on the president to make it happen. >> if you want to begin the long

road back, you are not prejudiced or bigoted, support the bipartisan compromise, three democrats and three republicans. >> reporter: donald trump suggesting democrats don't want a deal. >> we have a country on the right track, working on immigration and immigration reform and at some point we will solve that problem as democrats wanted to they could but sometimes don't want to. >> reporter: other news on daca, the justice department is going to appeal that decision from that san francisco judge blocking the trump administration from ending daca and he will kick this all the way to the supreme court. jillian: time is winding down, the next few days should be interesting. rob: the fight to keep americans safe.

lawmakers relentlessly slamming donald trump and his dha's secretary for their insistence on building a border wall. >> are they paying for a wall? >> my priorities to increase border security and build that wall. >> a wall is last century's technology. with at $18 billion, how many more cpps could you hire? >> walls work. we had examples of that, documented data, i don't know anyone saying it's last generation technology. >> we are talking the wall the length country. >> we are not, the president has made it clear. >> kirsten nielsen said border security involves more agents and technology in places where there won't be a wall. donald trump offered to work with democrats on daca but refusing to cave to their threats. washington times opinion editor

charles herz says the left is learning a tough lesson this president was elected to shatter the status quo in washington. >> republican president against amnesty here. he has come a great distance towards the middle and offered some deal that will grant amnesty, maybe not citizenship but a pathway to amnesty for hundreds of thousands of illegals in the country, a huge step in that direction. democrats find they are dealing with something else. they tried this racism thing accusing donald trump of being racist because he wants to come up with a sensible security strategy and i if he goes toe to toe with them over that issue, republicans have a pretty good

hand. jillian: donald trump given a clean bill of health but it is not enough to satisfy the mainstream media. >> can you assess the president's mental health fitness for office? >> i had no concerns about his cognitive ability. >> if you're keeping from us? >> there is nothing i'm withholding from this. the last 20 years, might live to be 200 years old, i don't know. jillian: grilling went on for an hour. kelly right live in washington dc. >> donald from likes to eat cheeseburgers and doesn't exercise but presidential physician doctor ronnie jackson says the commander-in-chief is in great shape physically and mentally. >> his cardiac performance during physical exam was very good and continues to enjoy the

significant long-term health benefits that come from a lifetime of abstinence from tobacco and alcohol. >> reporter: donald trump requested to undergo cognitive and neurological tests, the more difficult montréal cognitive assessment, and no size of the president issues. >> this was not driven, and president's wishes. >> the fallout from michael wolf's a book, and the press briefing influenced by the claims of that, the president is in poor health expressed skepticism. >> diet coke's, exercises. >> called genetics, i don't know. some people have great jeans.

>> reporter: reporters went on questioning doctor jackson serving as former president obama, behavior of some reporters prompted mike huckabee to tweet doctor off, have a cheeseburger and get as healthy as potus because you guys are about to have a stroke. this is the first time a white house briefing, donald trump told doctor jackson to speak to reporters and answer every question, the president choosing to make it clear he is fit for duty and to carry out his duties. as i listened to my noise i will check that out. jillian: that was president obama's doctor as well. no indication of partisanship. thank you so much and put some

earplugs on. brand-new disturbing details about siblings held captive, some chained to their beds and left to starve in their own homes, neighbors in california somehow didn't know this was happening describing them as robotic, marching military style and doing yardwork late at night, nobody ever made a phone call. their parents told their family god called on them to have so many kids. police in california say louise was, quote, perplexed, didn't know why officers, both parents facing several charges including torture and appeared in court tomorrow morning. >> facing negligent homicide charges after deadly incidents last year when the fitzgerald collided with a commercial shift off the coast of japan killing 7

sailors. the uss john mccain crashed into an oil tanker in asia. benson and sanchez accused of dereliction of duty and negligent homicide. the hearing will determine if they will be court-martialed, several lesser officers charged also. and false missile alert, honolulu star reports sean teal got violently ill during the panic calling his kids got with a final goodbye, shield and his girlfriend driving to a hospital, emergency heart surgery. he is affected to be okay. the governor of hawaii ordering procedures after an employee accidentally pushed the wrong button. rob: lighting up the night sky, look at that. startling drivers in the midwest.

>> what is that? rob: many people reported hearing a boom, their homes actually shook as this fireball flew by. the national weather service saying it was most likely a meteor, awfully close was an emergency alert message informing people there was no need to call 911. i didn't know they could get that close. scary in some ways. jillian: 11 minutes after the hour, sanctuary city showdown, the doj punishing city leaders, jail time for harboring illegals, the idea inspired by a bill from the indiana representative who joins us live to hold politicians accountable. rob: the dramatic shootout, and camera as police run into a hail of gunfire. >> you want people to come from other parts of the world?

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>> my question is whether dhs is working with the justice department to bring section 8 charges or any criminal charges against state or local officials? >> the department of justice is revealed whatever is might be available, the context not only putting ice officers at risk but finding an efficient and effective way to enforce immigration laws. >> reporter: the security sector warning criminal charges for century city leaders who don't cooperate with federal deportation efforts.

rob: gop congressman introduced a bill that threatens fines and prison time for those officials running sanctuary cities, sanctuary states and joins us to weigh in on sat, thanks for coming on, tell us why you think this is necessary. >> i think donald trump, secretary nielsen, the trump administration is exactly right here, we have local politicians who are ignoring the rule of law, the fundamental concept this country was founded on, to harbor illegal immigrants and have their interests be superior to that of their own constituents. in my mind and many americans, many hoosiers that is criminal in and of itself so if you are going to ignore valid federal law you as a local affected official ought to be allowed that too. the trump administration, donald trump is right and what they are

trying to do here. jillian: where is the bill from last month? >> up to ten cosponsors gaining ground getting great feedback not only from law enforcement officials but other parties interested in this. what your viewers need to do is have them call their local congressman and say cosponsor the slap act, get this as part of immigration reform. rob: the dramatic shift from democrats from a few years ago, 31/2 years ago has been incredible, people all over the world want to come to this country and president obama gave a big speech three years ago where he talked about people coming here illegally being wine cutters and if you come here illegally and break the law i will deport you and he said this about anybody who comes here

illegally. >> here is the thing as we expect people who live in this country to play by the rules. we expect those who cut the line will not be unfairly rewarded. rob: he is talking about giving amnesty to people who come illegally and didn't want to do that. there were no calls for fascism in the white house after he made that speech but today you see a different story and going so far as to protect criminal illegal aliens, what happened? >> the left double standard, we all know what happened, we have a president trying to enforce the rule of law and secretary nielsen is right, you protect your ice agent and local law enforcement when you have them aligned, when you don't have them serving two masters and local politicians who set up

sanctuary cities like rahm emanuel and gerri brown in california, they put their local law enforcement at risk because they are telling one set of officers ignore the law, don't follow it and another set of officers trying to do the right thing, but law enforcement in the middle, not fair to them, we should be protecting police officers of the trump administration again doing a great job doing that, double standard, they don't know, talk out of both sides of their mouth. >> what is your message to politicians and things where he cities? >> watch out, this is a country founded on rule of law, not rule of man and you have no right to put your constituency in danger to protect interests of illegal criminal aliens. rob: we appreciate it. 19 minutes after the hour, steve bannon grilled on the hill when the x trump and kane manager

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jillian: oval office outburst donald trump shutting down cnn anchor jim acosta. rob: correlation curse here with this is actually pretty funny. >> they went head to head once again following a meeting between donald trump and the president of an.

acosta attempted to ask a series of racially charged questions, the president answered one. acosta continued his line of questioning and the president ordered him to get out. take a listen to this. >> did you say you wanted -- >> thank you very much. i want from everywhere, thank you very much. >> a little finger point. after he did leave he took to twitter saying what occurred reminded me of something in a different country not at the white house, certainly not in the united states. he also tweeted when i tried to follow up trump told me to get out. we went to the roosevelt room where white house aides obstructed us from asking questions. he clearly feels silenced. others say the meeting was over the president wasn't taking

questions from anybody. jillian: a group of college kids want to set police on fire. >> and anarchist group at the university of texas sparked outrage with this anti-cop tweet saying instead of law enforcement appreciation day how about law enforcement incineration day, this group, 250 twitter followers, they got the attention of law enforcement, bill johnson, is a director of the national association of police organization says these antics are so disrespectful from texas where many police officers help with recovery efforts after the hurricanes, after they died in dallas. many wondering what the college is going to do about this, the group is not affiliated with the university but might go ahead and investigate the situation. rob: what is this about the nhl?

>> kid rock's name trending on twitter yesterday, announcing he was headlining in 2018 honda all-star game in tampa. tweets came pouring in on this and a lot of negative and extremely political. look at this from kathy saying bring a trump supported to entertain the masses, brilliant move, who else? ted nugent? some people like this including david who says kid rock is awesome but i got to say so many are negative, a lot of people don't want him to -- probably not. rob: let's do it. 26 minutes after the hour, the fast-moving flu epidemic taking the life of a 10-year-old boy,

from early warning signs to the best treatment options, doctor mark siegel joins us with everything you need to know to protect yourself. >> it is all fake news. phony stuff. it didn't happen, fake news. fake news. fake news. jillian: the award for fake news goes to -- we have early predictions, the dishonor is handed down today. ♪ ♪ with expedia, you can book a flight, then add a hotel, and save. ♪ everything you need to go. expedia

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>> steve bannon feeling the fire and fury. rob: hit with subpoenas after refusing to answer questions during a 10 are hearing behind closed doors. jillian: a new twist in the russia collusion investigation. >> reporter: the 1-time

breitbart news head testified before the house until committee but it wasn't enough and he faces two subpoenas, the subpoena by robert mueller could require bannon to appear before a grand jury investigating russian middling in the 2016 presidential election, that said, sources told foxnews despite that subpoena bannon could be interviewed by mueller's office instead. a subpoena from house until committee chair republican devon nunez came in response to bannon refusing to answer questions. >> this was effectively a gag order by the white house preventing this witness answering almost any question concerning his time in transition in the administration and many questions even after he left the administration. >> having been around congress 7 years there was built-in advantage for democrats dragging this out as long as they can and they were reticent to start. once you are reticent to start, that tells me you don't have an

end date. they want to retake the house. it is our responsibility to conduct as thorough an investigation we can but also do it in the most expedited way that we can. >> reporter: this after publication of michael wolf's book fire and fury were bannon trumps donald trump junior, jared kushner and x campaign chair paul man is of a before. bannon will return to speak with you until committee tomorrow afternoon. back to you. rob: new charges could be filed three months after the deadliest mass shooting in history. a lawyer for the los angeles police asking to keep search warrant documents from being released next week, no word on who would face charges, 300 documents already released show the shooter ex-girlfriend

admitted to handling the ammunition used to kill 58 people. horrifying video shows the moments police put their lives on the line in a shootout with robbery suspect. [shouting] rob: this is what police sign up for at any time, this happened at 7-11 in baltimore, the two suspect able to escape, amazing that none of the officers were shot, $24,000 reward for information that leads to an arrest. extreme weather, 90 million people in this country in the path of a dangerous winter storm, snow and ice stretching from texas to the northeast. drivers in kentucky stuck in their cars for five hours after this pileup involving several tractor-trailers and a greyhound bus, seven people were hurt.

the storm setting its sights on the northeast. janice dean. >> we have current temperatures along the coast above freezing but that cold front is marching eastward and we will see a transition from rain, sleet, freezing rain and snow. the past 12 hours seeing snow across the gulf coast. folks in houston saw snow towards new orleans, parts of mississippi and alabama and this is stretching towards new england, northwest of new york city we see the bull's-eye across the northeast. this is not a bomb cyclone but it will cost travel delays on the road and in the air. still winter storm watch is from south texas to maine with the bull's-eye across north carolina towards virginia and new england, four to six inches of snow. not a ton of snow but enough to cause major travel delays and

cancellations as well. jillian: a 10-year-old boy in connecticut is the deadliest victim dying days after he started to feel sick. the cdc holding an emergency meeting to address the epidemic of high flu activity spreads to nearly every state. fox news medical a team doctor mark siegel has written three book about the flu and joins us to weigh in. thank you for being here. you watched the meeting yesterday. what was your take? >> the head of their flu unit focus on two issues. is the flu shot effective? what about tamiflu that you can use if you get the flu? they concluded that the flu shot is worth getting but it sees like this with a severe strain like last year, they get 30% response that will save 5 million cases which is significant, they get the flu shot, two weeks to work.

jillian: why is the flu self bad this season? >> this strain has the most severe symptoms, spreads widely and the thing this year, it is a very lead early peak, they are tracking the flu for 12 years, the earliest it has ever peaked and the most severe. that is a bad sign. jillian: more important to listen to our bodies and know when we need to go to the doctor. how do you know if you have the flu? >> i can test you for the flu, i can do a nasal swab that could tell if you have it and that will drive it over the top. this is what you want to look for, number what is the king, makes you tired, gives you muscles and joint exposure, the immune system is revving up so you get muscle aches, headache,

nasal congestion. you don't get a productive cough. that is something else was you could get other infections with the flu but the flu itself is tired, muscle aches, high fever, fatigue and headaches. jillian: when do you see your doctor? sometimes when you see these symptoms it is too late. >> everyone in contact with the flu should contact their doctor, people with chronic illness or young children, these are reasons you have to attack this right away. i might give you an antiviral drug, shedding it to your young child. on the surface, you can spread it with coughing and sneezing and very cold, janice dean was saying the flu virus traveled a lot farther, spreading the flu. jillian: to avoid getting the flu, it may not be as strong if that is the right word to use -- >> working on techniques the next couple years. it can cut by 30 or 40%.

and a severe case. and stay home from work. >> before i let you run, a family out of texas blaming tamiflu, made their 6-year-old child jump out a window. that is not a very common side effect. >> very rare side effect. tamiflu has been used in younger and younger children approved for use in infants. it is a life-saving drug and i don't want people to say this isn't for me. the vast majority it is very safe and a season when the flu shot is not working we need to use tamiflu. jillian: thank you for joining us. we always need to be reminded of it. >> the cops came knocking but he wasn't going quietly. the great escape totally

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never exercises is in as good shape as you say he is? >> genetics, i don't know. >> any your keeping us for privacy reasons? >> there is absolutely nothing. rob: here to react to yesterday absolute psychoanalyst doctor gina louden. it was a spectacle, an hour of everyone pretending to be a doctor asking the doctor why he this way. >> if you ask the average psychologist to analyze the press yesterday that would have great concerns about their sanity. it looks like they whipped themselves into such a friendly they were the ones not being very rational. we've never seen the scrutiny of any other president. jillian: good cognitive health, cardiac test, credible

physician. it seems this conversation would be dead at this point but it is not. >> driving the cops crazy. look at 30 out of 30 on a cognitive test, scored very well and did this voluntarily. there is no requirement for president to do this cognitive testing but he did it because he wanted to reassure the american people because this president has nothing to hide, has proven it over and over again and look at him releasing his gastrointestinal test results. who does that? we never heard of anything like that. we can move on from this conversation or we could, the press having whipped themselves into such a friendly and talk about something pertinent to policy and moving america forward at this point. rob: the press loves the story because they don't like the president and think he is boisterous and he is, and filters, not pc at all and not anything we have seen in a president before and drives the press mad because they like things the way they understand

it but that doesn't make you nuts, just makes you a different personality and somebody shaking things up in a traditional role and not being traditional at all. >> they are more concerned about him drinking a diet coke or eating a cheeseburger then they are about him using tobacco or alcohol, you have to get concerned about the people asking the questions at some point because it doesn't look normal, doesn't look stable for people to grill someone like this and when the question line went to is he on some sort of drugs, he doesn't do drugs or alcohol, doesn't smoke, he never has. most people have a glass of wine with dinner, this president hasn't done that, the doctor was clear because he lived such a healthy life and is a healthy man. the press would do themselves a favor to move on because the american public is watching the

spectacle right now. jillian: there's a tweet from an nbc reporter seeing a lot of skepticism over the idea that donald trump weighs 239 pounds, would he step on a scale in public to prove it? your reaction? >> he probably would because this president seems to know no bounds in terms of being very transparent with the american public which is what his supporters and his base have come to love about him and i don't think that is necessary. the press would do themselves a professional favor if they would move on. they diminish their own credibility. it doesn't look good for them and it plays right into the hands of an amazing victory for donald trump in 2020. rob: interesting to watch. thank you so much for coming on. jillian: is mitt romney running

for senate? an answer from his chairwoman. rob: pete had texas is live in ohio, having breakfast. >> reporter: having breakfast with friends in front of me at the main street café in hillsboro, ohio. and editor wrote in the washington post to please come visit us in trump country. we took him up on it. in this café, with three generations, trump supporters themselves digging into mama cheeky's is their dish, we are having breakfast with friends but more importantly we don't care what the elites on the coast and pundits think about what the president is doing, we want to know what the people think about government shutdown,

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>> likely the most interesting award show so far this year. >> it is all fake news, phony stuff. it didn't happen. fake news. fake news. rob: it will be something to see, donald trump will recognize the worst of the worst with his dishonest and corrupt media awards, kristin tate, contributor for the help explaining why this is a big

deal. >> americans see what is going on and happy to trump shining a spotlight on media diplomacy. there's a reason only 32% of americans today trust the media. rob: a lot of people say he is trying to silence the media. finals for voters to rank including abc's report on michael flynn's fbi testimony, cnn reporting don junior had early access to wikileaks documents and a time report the president moved a martin luther king jr. bust from the oval office. we will see how it goes. jillian: mitt romney dodging questions whether he will run for senate despite giving a caffeine where the speech and use a. >> have you ever thought about that. >> nothing for you on this topic. >> nothing for you on that

topic. >> the former presidential nominee, to replace senator orrin hatch in his speech, romney spoke about policy issues ranging from the economy and debt and family values, what the former massachusetts governor, ally or adversary of donald trump, meeting with mitt romney and chairwoman of the national committee says she has no inside scoop whether he will run for senate but says republicans should be focusing on the democrats and the issues at hand. >> i don't ask -- i can come on shows and say i have no idea. my advice to any republican is spend your time focusing on the democrats, look at schumer and nancy pelosi and holding the reins of this country, where our country would be today, focus on them, stop focusing on the

republicans, if you have a problem your family don't call gerri springer and this president is doing a great job and we should be supporting him. rob: remember mitt romney have speech during a presidential campaign calling donald trump phony and a fraud who plays the american public for suckers. rob: conservatives in california sick of liberals running the state so they wanted to one, new california would become the 51st us state, they want a new state. this is what it would look like. a lot of the state but not about the population made up of rural counties leaving behind the current coastal counties the left dominates. there bargaining chip political differences, tried several times in the past but so far no such luck, california wants to be its own country, i remember that story. rob: scheduled surgery and your doctor shows up drunk, can you

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old. green worx taking off in colorado outside of denver despite no original business plan or back loan. hard work. good for them. rob: next the battle, putting down the bottle and picking up the scalpel, this surgeon showing up drunk for surgery. the doctor left the kentucky hospital on foot after staff confronted him right before the procedure. and, notice, police arrested and charged him with public intoxication. that is so scary. jillian: the bad. body cam video capturing a man wanted for attempted murder. almost literally falling into the lap of law enforcement. >> >> do you have any weapons on you? >> no, sir. cuffs, please. jillian: that's 28-year-old walker leaping from a ball can only without knowing the police were right there waiting for him. rob: i think they are used to that trick. knock on the front door

somebody might walk out the back door. jillian: i don't know why things are so amazing these days. rob: that does it for us it is wednesday. enjoy your day and she'll see you tomorrow. jillian: where are you going? rob: i'm out of here. >> president trump insisting he is not going to play favorites with immigration. >> i want them to come in from everywhere. >> what the american people want, have a right to and what's good for america is a lawful system of immigration. >> the president's language during that thursday meeting was front and center as his dhs secretary took the hot seat. >> apologies, i don't remember specific words. >> i have been very patient with this line of questioning. i'm here to tell you about the threats our country faces. >> white house physician dr. ronnie jackson gave the most detailed assessment of a president's health anyone has ever seen. >> he had great findings across the board. the one that stands out to me is the cardiac health. his cardiac health is excellent. >> he i