pete hegseth's vikings. pete and i made a bet if the eagles win he will have to wear an eagle's jersey on the air for an hour and visa versa. todd: look what she wants the vikings foon wear to you i say jillian mealy. jillian: go birds. have a good day. >> after the house passed its senate bill yesterday the house reached a deal to try to avoid a government shut down. >> in the house the republicans did their job, it all hinges now on the democrats whether this government stays open or not. >> i really believe the democrats want to shut down. >> we sincerely hope that cooler heads will prevail. >> this is like giving you a bowl of doggy doo. >> new reports reveals fisa abuse from the fbi and the doj during the election. lawmakers calling it alarming, shocking and watergate level. >> is this happening in america or is this the kgb. >> people like rod rosenstein and bruce ohr need to be fired

immediately. >> u.s. mark making the ultimate sacrifice. deputy christopher hill was shot and killed while serving a search warrant in pennsylvania. >> he will be missed and words cannot say how much. >> because of our tax cuts, ken will save almost $2,200 in income taxes. and if i had a head of hair like that, i would have been president years ago, ken. ♪ i want to see your friday night ainsley: gosh, i want to be that, too. sounds great. steve: friday night, will there be a shut down? right now it looks like maybe. sure likes there will be. but maybe. brian: one thing for sure you can't blame the house.

freedom caucus sucked it up, passed it. it's your serve, senate. and it looks like everyone is in their respective corners with their back-to-back with each other. doesn't look like they are going to get anything done. ainsley: some senators want to delay it again. we have seen that the past four times. steve: some have said let's pass a 15 minute continuing resolution. ainsley: 15 minute? steve: i'm making that part up. garrett tenney is standing live in our nation's capitol where all eyes are on the u.s. senate and what will mitch do next? >> good morning, y'all. republicans are in a tough spot here in the senate. they need 60 votes to break a filibuster. already three g.o.p. senators say they plan to vote against it that means republican leaders will need to get some help from at least 13 democrats. and that is why yesterday house speaker paul ryan said at this point whether or not there's a government shut down is entirely up to the dems. >> senator schumer, do not

shut down the federal government. do not jeopardize funding for our military and for our national security. do not jeopardize funding for the children's health insurance program. it is risky. it is reckless. and it is wrong. >> the house's short-term spending bill or continuing resolution as it's called included several items meant to win over moderate democrats and conservatives. a six-year extension of the children's health insurance program as well as a delay for several taxes associated with the affordable care act. but democratic leaders are upset about what was not included in the bill. a fix for daca. congress has until march to address the dreamers and negotiations to do that are ongoing. top democrats are still insisting that it be included in this spending bill and vowing to block it if it doesn't get included. well, yesterday, president trump warned that our nation's military would be among the hardest hematocrit if democrats don't help avoid a shut down. tweeting a government shut

down will be devastating to our military. something the dems care very little about. now, it's important to remember that even if lawmakers are able to reach a deal, this is only a short-term spending bill. meaning we'll be right back here in just a few weeks facing another government shut down as congress tries to pass a long-term funding bill for the fifth time in the last year. steve: that's the way things work now. ainsley: we are all used to it, garrett. thanks so much. steve: unfortunately. brian: in the interim, if they did their work, if they got the short-term founding bill and just had that month where they're doing work on it, we could understanding. they don't start working on it until two or three days before at which time search grabbing their sides and it becomes a desperate situation which is exactly where we're right now. desperate for the defense department who can't budget. desperate for the chip program that should have been funded months ago. they are both holding key projects hostage. steve: here is what it comes down to, when you look at the bill that passed the house last night it's a good

bill. chip funding for six years. ainsley: for the kids. steve: children's health insurance program for six years. because the democrats have said they have circumstantial made this their alamo there no daca we can't go for this. luckily the republicans are fighting back and mitch mcconnell later on today is going to call in everybody and he is going to make democrats in red states take really hard votes. people living in montana, missouri, indiana, west virginia, ohio, wisconsin, or north dakota, you are going to be looking at this. why did my u.s. senator vote against this? the chip program helps 9 million american children. whereas the democrats are holding it up for a daca deal which would impact at this point 800,000 people who are technically in the country illegally. ainsley: president says some people are getting bonuses. your 401s are up. hour money in your pocket. more jobs coming to america. he said we are winning.

because of that the democrats want to shut down the government and change the narrative. listen to. this again, i really believe the democrats want a shut down to get off the subject of the tax cuts because they work so well. nobody thought, including the democrats, they could work this well. they have been so good that the think the democrats would like to see a shut down in order to get off that subject. that is not a good subject for them, the tax cuts, because of the way they have worked. brian: so far senator schumer says it's all about the daca kids. evidence has a problem. he lost at least one democrat. he lost joe manchin but he gained senator jeff flake and senator lindsey graham. the question is, if it's going to be close are we going to have to turn vice president pence's plane around because is he on trout israel. you need 60 votes but you do not have john mccain. is he struggling back in arizona with brain cancer. so you really have 50 votes. you need 10 democrats. steve: that's why mitch mcconnell wants everybody on the record. that's why he is going to

have a series of votes where he has those people who are u.s. senators from the red states and they are democrats go out on the line and say, yep, i cannot vote for chip, which is politically really hard. rush limbaugh says it's good that the republicans are finally fighting back when it comes to this government shut down. >> republicans don't want the poor to be taken care of because republicans are mean-spirited and extremists and usually the republicans don't fight back but now there is a new sheriff in town, his name is donald trump and he is not putting up with it. this is inspiring other republicans to join him on the battlefield. as they turn the tables on the democrats. so you want to put the military on the shelf for a while? all you care about is 800,000 foreigners? you don't care about the united states military? you don't care about american kids? all you care about is 800,000 foreigners, the dreamers, the daca kids? democrats are not used to this. brian: now you have a situation where they do have

to march 6th to work on the daca situation. actually longer after that judge's ruling thought san francisco. you probably technically have until june no one going anywhere because they said president trump couldn't undo what president obama did and give them instangt justification to stay here. so, i'm just wondering if at this point there is a face-saving measure that republicans could put out that democrats auto could say they got something. yesterday the drama of dick durbin sitting with daca kids crying in the chamber, that's an image that democrats wanting to use for them. ainsley: do you remember back in december the republicans said the president said we will give you daca if you give us the wall. democrats heard that then they see an opportunity when the spending bill comes up in january after that cr last december. now we're readdressing it again. they see an opportunity to say ah-ha in the immigration bill is he going to say we get daca. we don't want that we don't want the wall. let's use it now. we will give you a spending bill if you give us daca.

republicans are saying no, we are not going to do that. steve: you just hit paydirt. it's a spending bill to fund the government. it is not the comprehensive immigration. ainsley: republicans and democrats do. this back in 2013. steve: it's been going on for years, absolutely. ainsley: nancy pelosi called it legislative arsonists. chuck schumer called republicans insane. just the way the government workers. it needs to stop because it's not fair to the rest of america. steve: it is the way government works right now. who got blamed that time? republicans did. going forwards though, you know, the republican made it very clear we know exactly what he wants. he wants the wall. he wants to get rid of visa lottery system and also chain migration. simple way to come together right now they can't. brian: the president yesterday goes to pennsylvania and he wants to get the word out he is working for the working man and working woman. that was theme.

listen. >> the tax cuts are the most significant tax cut, most significant reform in personal history. tremendous tax relief for working families for small businesses, for big businesses that produce jobs. for just about everybody. the signs of america's come back can be seen at companies like this one, which just had its most successful year in its 35-year history. america doesn't belong to the washington power brokers. it belongs to you. with our destiny in your hands, america will once again be a nation that thinks big, dreams bigger, and always reaches for the stars. you're the ones who will restore our prosperity. and you are the ones who are making america great again.

steve: he did pull a guy out of the crowd a guy by the name who worked there a project foreman, he pulled him up. he did some ad libbing. he was a wonderful story. ainsley: you will love him. he said i worked from the ground up. i don't have a lot of education from the classroom necessarily. i have so much education with experience in the workforce. steve: he got a big tax cut, too. brian: were you the same jillian who hosted the show at 5:00 a.m.? jillian: i think so. brian: can you take some of the best of what you did earlier and give it to us? jillian: can i do that because you asked so nicely, brian. good morning, guys, good morning to you. let's get you caught up on your headlines this morning. starting with this. a deputy u.s. marshall and u.s. army vernal dies a hero protecting his community. christopher hill shot and killed serving a search warrant in pennsylvania. is he remembered as a funny, well cocking gufunwelcoming guye best of the best at his job. >> deputy hill made the

ultimate sacrifice. deputy hill made ultimate sacrifice serving his community with courage. he will be missed and words cannot say how much. jillian: hill served with the u.s. marshals 11 years and three years with the army in afghanistan. he leaves behind a wife and three daughters. treated worse than animals. authorities calling david and luis took perfect care of their two dogs while starving their 13 kids for decades. parents thought ones in chains pleading not guilty to 75 charges of abuse in a california courtroom. prosecutors say the unimaginable years of punishment for things as small as washing their hands above their wrists. >> none of the victims were allowed to shower more than once a year. they would buy food, including pies, apple pies, pumpkin pies, leave it on the counter, let the children look at it, but not eat the food.

jillian: we're also learning the 17-year-old daughter who escaped had been working on a plan with her siblings for two years. she took another sibling with her but they got scared and turned back. new overnight horrifying lights up the sky when a gas tructanker truck exploding in fire. it was carrying 10,000 gals of gas and fuel. inferno most likely started as a brake fire. no one was hurt. there is a look at your headlines. how did i do, brian? brian: you were extraordinary. i was not surprised by it anxiously was surprised. [laughter] ainsley: you always do a great job. steve: 6:13 in new york city. should 5-year-olds pay rent? one mom is charging her kid. she says it's a lesson about living in the real world. but is 5 too early? we're going to talk about that. brian: i think 6. plus, what message will it send to our military if the government shuts down.

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our military. we don't want that to happen. i'm here to support our military. steve: president trump says the looming government shut down at midnight tonight would show that democrats care very little about the men and women wearing a uniform serving our nation. ainsley: here to react to that is "fox & friends weekend" co-host peter hegseth. what are your thoughts. >> my thoughts are the troops have not been a priority of the left. they are not a priority in the left. they won't be in this negotiation. they are happy to have it as a chip because they know republicans and especially this president want to properly fund the military. remember sequestration, the budget cuts? those are still in place. they are still crushing our military. they were supposed to be so bad that we would find a way to eventually avoid them. we haven't. if we shut the government down, listen, it may be the right tactic, you will see less training. you will see less readiness and already have the smallest army and least ready army we have had in decades. it is going to hit and it is going to hurt. if it's a priority to get other things done like our budget under control, then who knows it could be worth it.

steve: ultimately, the obama legacy to the military? >> very much so. steve: smaller government. >> smaller military and bigger government. gutted militaries to pay for their welfare state because eventually you have to pay for it our entitlement programs are out of control as a result the only place in the budget can you get can discretionary which is a big portion of of which is the pentagon. they go straight to the pentagon. the president is right to talk about the military and prioritize them because the american people care if they shut down effects our troops. brian: what i find fascinating is it's impossible to budget a missile defense system. it's impossible to budget what we're going to do with different hot spots around the world. can you write all the policy statements you want. we don't know what we can afford we have to pass back. even if it's funded to the extent it is, if you don't know where you are going to be at the end of the year you can't look ahead. >> you can't look ahead when you are continuing to pass continuing resolutions every year. there is no strategy involved. you are supposed to have a strategy of what your military is -- the defending

against in the world to your point. we haven't been doing that for years and years and years because we can't get out of our own way and do a proper process. this makes it even worse when you hold it hostage to the last minute and make some bad back door deal that maybe increases funding a little bit but doesn't allow for strategic vision to get ahead of our adversaries, china is planning for 20506789 they are building islands in the south pacific and we can't get aircraft carriers out to sea. it's a serious problem. the president takes it seriously. the left does not. we need to hang it around their neck. they vice president and use it as bargaining chip. ainsley: watch you every weekend as a weekend host. what's coming up. pete: we either have superman or batman on the couch this weekend. dean cain is joining us all weekend long as a gust host. steve: who is batman? bruce wayne? adam west. ainsley: michael keaton. brian: i would love to see

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brian: all right. some quick headlines now. the ohio man who plotted to kill american soldiers in the name of isis will learn his fate today. he is an admitted terrorists born in somalia. sentenced by federal judge for plot to kill soldier at texas military base execution style. prosecutors are seeking a 23-year sentence. and a civil rights group is suing the federal government over the terrorist screening data base claiming it targets innocent muslims without due process. the counsel on american islamic relations filing the lawsuit on behalf of five muslim americans.

and finally, they believe those people are on the terror watch list since they are singled out at airports and denied bank loans and it's impossible to confirm if they're on the list since it's a top secret fbi document. i'm out of stuff. steve? steve: brian, thank you very much. during president trump's economy speech in pennsylvania yesterday afternoon, he singled out a guy by the name of ken wilson who is a foreman at h and k equipment. >> because of our tax cuts, ken will save almost $2,200 in income taxes. so, ken, you just got $2,200 raise. ken, you've seen a big difference. >> absolutely. >> come here. thank you, man. >> he said just the right thing. you never know. >> it's not just me. it's everybody as a whole. this company is an incredible company. we work with a bunch of great people. steve: so what was it like meeting the president of the united states? ken joins us right now from pittsburgh, pennsylvania.

ken, good morning to you. >> good morning. how are you? steve: i'm doing okay. i'm not doing as well as you are. i would imagine you have -- according to what you told our producer you are coming off of cloud nine, aren't you? >> yeah. how could you not be? steve: so, at what point did you realize that the president of the united states was going to come to your business? >> we found out monday morning, preparations were already in place over the weekend, i guess so it was basically a turn this place upside down and get it ready for the president. steve: everything got cleaned up nice and tidy because the national news media was there as well. i understand the president had a little tour before his remarks, right? >> yes, he did. he toured a facility with the owners. they walked him through. i was fortunate enough to be included in the tour, stationed at our workplace. it was an incredible honor.

i really -- it's been something that obviously i'm never going to forget and neither is anybody that kind of knows me probably well either. steve: right. it was a lucky day that your mother was there. you actually brought your mother to the event, right? >> yeah, yeah. they allowed us a guest. and i couldn't miss the opportunity to take probably the biggest trump supporter i know who is my mother. steve: that's interesting. now, you say your mother, who i'm sure is watching right now, is one of the biggest trump supporters. you, however, did not vote for donald trump for president of the united states. why? >> politics are a tough thing for me to take in. you give me a truck, i will fix it i try leave the politics in the hands of the people who truly understand it. steve: you are not a guy to

courses in politics. but you do know according to the president when he pulled you out of the crowd yesterday you are going to wind up with at least a $2,000 tax cut this year alone. what do you think about that? >> i think it's great. you know, if somebody like me gets that kind of opportunity to have that kind of savings, it's going to go a long way throughout the year. and with my daughter getting ready to graduate high school in a year, i got to start thinking about the future for her. it's going some place. it just doesn't -- it definitely helps in every little penny helps. steve: well, $2,000 a s. a lot of pennies. it's not exactly crumbs as i heard one famous liberal say just a couple days ago. ken, next time around, would you vote for donald trump? >> yeah, yeah. steve: he's got your vote with the tax cut? >> he has made a believer

out of me. steve: what is it about him that stands out to you? you know, he is a polarizing figure for some in the mainstream media. >> absolutely. i mean, anybody in that kind of spotlight, i mean, it's -- it doesn't really matter who is sitting there, they are going to be all over them whether it's good, bad, or indifferent. steve: thrill of a lifetime to meet him though yesterday and be called up on the stage in front of everybody you work with and your mom as well, right? >> yeah, absolutely u. steve: ken wilson, project foreman and h and k equipment out in pennsylvania. thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you. steve: all right. 6:30 here in new york city. remember this. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners, when somebody disrespects our flag to say he's fired! steve: well, tomorrow marks one year since donald trump's inauguration. we're going to take a look

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♪ brian: really? ainsley: the reason we are playing that. today is the first day of the last full year for president trump. tomorrow marks one year since he has been president. brian: i feel like it's been nine. so much has happened. ainsley: we have a lot to talk about. brian: it's incredible. steve: we asked somebody on our staff to go into the video vault and to distill from all that stuff the first year of the trump administration and they were able to do it if five minutes and five seconds. watch. >> together, we will make america great again. [applause] [chanting u.s.a.] >> the enthusiasm, you can feel it out there. these folks are fired up inside. >> president trump has wasted very little time doing exactly what he said he would do once he got to washington. >> we just officially terminated tpp. we're going to put a lot of people back to work. > >> the united states will

withdraw from the paris climate accord. >> we are here today to cut the red tape of regulation. >> this is a president that is making good on his promises to the american people. it's refreshing. >> the nomination of neil gorsuch is confirmed. >> the united states navy launched dozens of tomahawk nistles in syria tonight. >> american leadership is back in the worlds. >> terrorist does not worship god. they worship death. drive them out. >> isis is out of iraq. they are be being pushed out of syria because donald trump took the actions that obama wouldn't. >> stand up, fight back. >> chaos on full display over donald trump's executive order on immigration. >> this executive order was mean-spirited and unamerican. >> i noticed that chuck schumer yesterday with fake tears. i'm going to ask him who was his acting coach. >> i'm also calling on this

congress to repeal and replace obamacare. [cheers] >> that was a fiery debate coming to a stunning conclusion. the senate rejecting the skinny obamacare repeal. >> the problem here was that they just couldn't get the votes. >> president trump has fired fbi director james comey. >> this director of the fbi should have been fired, has been fired, and asked for it himself. >> shepard: robert mueller who is the former fbi director has been named special counsel for russia investigation. >> the entire thing has been a witch-hunt and there is no collusion between myself and the russians, zero. >> the ayes are 51, the nays are 48. the tax cuts and jobs act is passed. >> the message to the hard working taxpayers of america is your tax relief is on its way. >> this is armageddon. >> more than 125 companies, big and small in this country, have announced

plans to either give a business or hike the wages for their employees. >> it's so pathetic the crumbs that they are giving. >> the really big win for america is from apple. they will put $350 billion into the american economy in the next five years. >> it's the economy, stupid. do you ever hear that one? >> white supremacists swarmed charlottesville. the results were deadly. >> we condemn this egregious display of headlines hatred and violence on many sides. >> the very dishonest media they don't want to report that i spoke out forcefully against hatred. >> it's all fake news. >> fake news. >> fake news. >> i'm changing it from fake news to very fake news. steve: the nfl anthem controversy show nothing signs of stopping. sunday nearly two dozen players referred to stand for the national anthem. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag to say he's fired! pete: president trump

tripling and quad dupre bring down on it has a sense of where people stand. stand for the anthem and take your protest elsewhere. >> analysts claim north korea's recent launches show its missiles can reach the united states. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself. they will be met with fire and fury like the world has never seen. >> the message is very clear. don't test this white house pyongyang. >> president trump becoming the first sitting president to visit one of judaism's holist sights, the western wall. >> it is time to officially recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel. >> in an explosive new book on the trump administration, steve bannon called a 2016 meeting, quote, treasonous and unpatriotic. >> the president is firing back. he said steve bannon, when he was fired, he not only lost his job, he lost his mind. >> i'm not going to waste my time, we are talking about a book that's complete fantasy.

[chanting] >> been talking about daca a long time a bill of love. >> according to a source a the president said quote why are we having all of these people from blank hole countries come here? >> we did it, folks. we broke through that 25,000 mark. we're doing one record after another. >> stocks are on fire. the dow making history once again closing above 26,000 for the first time ever. >> unemployment at a 17-year low for african-americans. unemployment is at its lowest level since the early 1970s. >> we have entered into a period of optimism in this country that we haven't seen in a very, very long time. steve: what a year. headline on drudge right now the stock market is up 31% during the first year of donald trump. it is better since anybody in the white house, since fdr. unbelievable. brian: i think the thing that most people can resonate with when it comes to the economy 401(k). a lot of people have them and they are going up

exponentially. contributions for companies saying listen i have this tax cut and extra money. i could give bonuses. that's happening. i could also up my contribution to the 401(k). that is happening. but there has been a lot of the situations that the administration has done, i think before they got their sea legs that they caused themselves some problems. i think a lot of what went wrong happened before general kelly really became chief of staff. ainsley: you think he straightened everything out? brian: not everything. he straightened out a lot. i don't think the presidency will ever be the same. the president has broken a lot of norms and a lot of protocol. a lot of people upset about it he has also been very effective. people thriltd. ainsley: thrilled he put generals in place and thrilled that he has put a lot of women at work. brian: more than any other administration. steve: keep in mind he campaigned on draining the watch and that's what he has been trying to do. sometimes as we have learned in the last year the swamp doesn't like getting drained. brian: right. well, here's a woman that also watched that piece with us and enjoyed every minute of it. jillian: i enjoyed every minute of it.

brian: can you brief it's only been a year? steams like four years. jillian: hard to wrap your head around. oh my gosh that was the last year? brian: next hour we look at jillian's 401(k). jillian: sounds good. happy friday by the way. good morning to you. the american people one step closer to knowing if the obama administration used the fake dossier to spy on the trump campaign. the house intelligence committee voting unanimously to release all 165 pages of glenn simpson's testimony. the g.p.s. co-founder claims people were killed after the bogus report was made public saying, quote: there was a series of episodes where people were arrested or died mysteriously that came shortly after the disclosure. the clinton campaign and dnc helped fund the dossier which helped kick start the russia collusion probe. a car up in flames and a heroic off duty officer rushing to the rescue trying to save the passenger's life all caught on dash cam video. florida highway patrol trooper working a different job when he saw the collision involving a police

cruiser in miami. he pulled the uncciousz woman from passenger seat through the driver's door of the woman is badly injured. making a 5-year-old pay rent. georgia mom's facebook post going viral. she says she gives her dollars a $7 allowance every week. but she has to give $5 back to cover things like rent and bills. evans says she does it to teach her little girl about money and then she puts the talent a savings account for her. we want to know what you think about this. email us friends@foxnews.com. guys, i'm curious to see the responses about this one because i'm sure there is not really much of a middle ground as far as opinions go. steve: either good or bad. brian: thanks a lot, jillian. 18 minutes before the top of the hour. as the 2018 mid terms approach. will the winning party have a playbook this time around or keep existing with left wing principles and beliefs? we'll debate in just a moment.

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will come together that will work together on policies that help them. they want a tax reform bill that is actually put together by democrats and republicans. they want a daca fix that is negotiated by democrats and republicans. policies happen. we are not seeing that happen right now. that is what the american people want. two parties work together. brian: respond not only to adrienne but to you what jamie dimon said. the democrats don't have a frequent candidate that is going to lift the economy. forget about all these other things. >> he was spot on. that's exactly why adrienne should answer to why didn't the democrats come to the table when it came to tax reform? >> we were shut out, lawrence. >> no you guys wasn't. we were begging you guys to come to the table. you will have to answer to the american people come february when they see more money in their paycheck and you guys emotional arguments really aren't going to work at that point. people don't care about the emotional arguments anymore. they care about paying for

their kids education. >> yeah, they do. >> living paycheck to paycheck and that tax proposal is doing a lot for the american people. brian: does it concern you at all, adrienne, that there isn't a moderate candidate among the mix who has principles that the party can get behind or do you believe the party has moved so far left that that is the message we want to hear we just don't know it yet? >> no, it doesn't concern me at awesome again, we have a candidate that are possibly running in 2020 who are going to promote very progressive policies and also a lot of moderate policies that will help working class families that we're not seeing right now. again, i want to focus on the fact that we are first and foremost as democrats focused on 2018. we have a lot of momentum going into the mid terms. picking up a lot of seats. >> what are you going to do to actually benefit the american people? that's the problem right now. it seems that you guys have a strategy to talk about all these other issues you guys are fighting for daca. but that doesn't really affect american people. you guys aren't fighting for

jobs. you guys aren't fighting for a quality education with school choice. what is that message that's going to actually benefit people on a daily basis? brian: can you answer lawrence' question? what is that message? >> sure. first of all, republicans have full control of the house and the senate right now and the white house. >> the message is republicans. have you got to do better than that what are you guys going to do? >> okay. what i'm trying to sit here and say, lawrence, is that republicans do have full control so, therefore, we are at their mercy to an extent. democrats want to work with republicans on an array of issues. we want to pass an infrastructure bill that gets people back to work. we want to actually pass targeted permanent tax cuts. >> ladies and gentlemen, there you have it is the republicans. it's not what we are going to do for you guys. it's that the republicans are in control we can't do anything. we won't come to the table. brian: i have to leave it there. i will say this marist put out the generic poll that democrats had double figure

advantage of democrats or republican it went from 17 to 6 that's before this whole tax reform fully kicked. in i think a hickenlooper or somebody in the middle would make this whole race on the left much more interesting but we will see what happens. >> i think we will see a lot of the people running for the democratic ticket in 2020. brian: great debate. i have a sense we will do this again. >> thank you. brian: amazon wants to put cameras and microphones in all of your houses. the technology is supposed to make life easier. will you be watching my video tonight? bombshell memo exposing just how far the obama administration went to spy on the trump campaign. where have i heard that before? ♪ i said it's too late to apologize ♪ it's too late ♪ (burke) at farmers, we've seen almost everything

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steve: with the new editions of amazon spot and amazon show amazon continues to line up in-home technology that uses microphones and cameras to interact and watch you. ainsley: oh, great. put those in your bedroom. but can you own these items and have your privacy, too? brian: here with some tips is kurt the cyberguy. kurt, does this alarm you or intrigue you? >> both, actually. good morning, you know, my mother, i gave her an echo spot, the round thing that's meant to be an alarm clock on your nightstand. she loved it. she absolutely loves it and although i did some tweaking to it that you would want to do if you had this, too, so it's not spying on you constantly, not listening constantly. and then this is a show right here. and. steve: echo show. >> whether you have one of these new ones that have a camera built in and also has

8 microphones built in it. you would want to still tweak your privacy on it. ainsley: how do you do that? >> very, very simple. there are four things you can do. number one, you want to go and open up the alexa app. oh, she probably heard me. i'm sure she did. open up the alexa app. and go into what's called the drop-in settings. this is so -- see, she is talking to us already. ainsley: i'm writing this down. >> go to the drop-in settings and this is like an intercom it makes the echo device connect to other echo devices and you can have it set so that anyone in your contact world could get to you whether they live around the world or whatever. they suddenly are intercomming into your bedroom. wait a minute. you want to tweak that down to either just be the household or whatever you want or turn it off all together. number two, turn off voice purchasing or enable the pin code especially if you have little ones around. because. steve: child bought batman

on amazon. >> kept saying batman again and again. guess what, kids are very smart even when they're yea big and they will just figure it out. and then the third thing, the mute button on the older ones are so easy to use. amazon tells us also it's a physical button when you touch it no longer can listen to you physically. so, we think that that's pretty true. brian: explain to me the advantage of video in your bedroom. >> all right. let me tell you. my mother isn't using it for like video conferencing. but as our population ages, and as our family members age, it's really beneficial to be able to just drop in and say, hey, how are you? and so your video calling one another. it's like the jettisons have jes have come alive. electrical tape how much a dollar at your house? best use of it. on top of any of the cameras when you are not using it. all my cameras at home are turned off that way. we have the tips online.

steve: kurt, thank you. ainsley: coming up, president trump set to make history at the march for life today. what it means to his evangelical base at the top of the hour. brian: counselor to the president kellyanne conway live. congressman live desantis live. maybe he is the next governor of florida.

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ultimate sacrifice. deputy christopher hill was shot and killed while serving a search warrant in pennsylvania. >> he will be missed and words cannot say how much. >> because of our tax cuts ken will save almost $2,200 in income taxes. [cheers and applause] >> it was incredible honor. honestly i'm never going to forget. >> if i had a head of hair like that, i would have been president years ago, ken. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ and the trumpets they go ♪ the trumpets they go. steve: what's going to happen there at midnight? are they going to turn out the lights? actually, you know, when you look at the thing actually close and government shut down, there is not that much. people would continue to get medicare, medicaid social security, museums might close, national parks might

close. what's interesting is the administration has already said that they would not weaponize the shut down as they did during out obama years. brian: shut down the world war ii memorial. steve: big signs closed because of government shut down. they wouldn't do that. brian: i remember they tried to shut down mt. vernon and mt. vernon says excuse me, we're privately funded can you get your barriers out of here. steve: oopsy daisy. what happens going to happen after the house passed that short-term funding bill? a look at the capitol where time is running out to avoid a government shut down at midnight. brian: the house did their job. they passed a stop gap spending bill overnight to keep the lights on through midnight setting up a senate show down. that's happening today. ainsley: garrett tenney is live in washington where all eyes are on the senate now to do something. garrett? >> good morning, y'all. buckle up for a long weekend. because just about with 17 hours to go until a government shut down, lawmakers don't appear to be any closer to reaching a deal. and republicans are facing an uphill battle to get this done. they need 60 votes in the senate to break a

filibuster. but three g.o.p. senators have already said they plan to vote against the short-term spending bill. that means republican leaders will need to get some help from at least 13 democrats. and that's why yesterday house speaker paul ryan said at this point whether or not there's a government shut down is entirely up to the democrats. >> senator schumer do not shut down the federal government. do not jeopardize funding for our military and for our national security. do not jeopardize funding for the children's health insurance program. it is risky. it is reckless. and it is wrong. >> the house's short-term spending bill or continuing resolution as it's called included a six year extension of the children's health insurance program which was meant to attract democratic votes. it also included a delay for several taxes associated with the affordable care act and that was to win over some conservatives. democratic leaders are upset about what was not included

in the bill. a fix for daca. so far they are standing firm to block any bill that doesn't address the dreamers. today we are told majority leader mitch mcconnell plans to hold a number of tough votes to put the pressure on vulnerable democrats from states that president trump won. and we will see if that works. if not, they are planning to be here throughout the weekend. back to y'all. steve: mitch mcconnell will keep the lights on in the senate even if there is a shut down. garrett, thank you very much. brian: you gout to credit the freedom caucus, too. they did not want to vote for this continuing resolution. you know what they stand for. they realize no democrats, except for handful vote for it they got together and said we are not going to stop it in the house. we are going to push it to the senate. steve: i believe they got concessions on other things. so they were all yeses. kellyanne conway, i believe is on the north lawn of the lawn thiwhite house this mornin. >> good morning. steve: it's gone through the house it looks like the senate democrats are going to road block it. you know, polls show that 70% of americans favor some

sort of a daca fix. but do they favor shutting down the government over that? >> they certainly do not. and it really is regrettable that the democrats are willing to shut down the government, which means not just saying no to president trump, but saying no to our military, saying no to longer term extension of the children's health programs. saying no to federal workers getting their paychecks. look at the paycheck president just yesterday in pennsylvania, bringing ken onto the stage and talking about the raises, the bonuses. millions of americans now are literally receiving. the same people who said no to apple's 20,000 new jobs. said no to the massive tax cut that is repatriating trillions of dollars in wealth, including 38 billion it's estimated from apple alone. said no to the single mom with two children getting a tax break this year that she well-deserves. the same people who said no to that are now saying no to funding our military. no to providing children with healthcare. daca has until march to be fixed. and this president has said

publicly, transparently for the whole world to see that he is willing to do that. he is the great dealmaker and negotiator. but i find it really regrettable that for petty partisan political reasons and also as an audition for 2020, playing to the left wing base you have otherwise responsible members of the senate being willing to shut down the government for this reason. it truly is regrettable. also opioid treatment centers are at risk. sherrod brown in ohio who is up for re-election this year and has one of the most massive opioid abuse and death problems in this nation stood with the president in the oval office just last week as the president signed the act into law. is he going to go home and tell people in ohio because of daca i am not there to fund these opioid treatment centers? it's regrettable. brian: sounds like not going to address it you have until at least march 5th and thanks to court order maybe until june. let me tell what you jonah goldberg said last night on "special report." he said if this government shut down, he goes the democratic messaging runs

against donald trump's interest. chaos is going to get blamed on trump fairly or not. he is i -- republicans are getting momentum. it's starting to look better for 2018. we're not talking about the apple move. we're talking about the shut down. that works to the democrats' advantage. do you agree with that? >> not necessarily, and here is why. 2018 looks very differently than 2010 when president obama, as the party in power, democratic party suffered what he called good old fashioned she lacking. what's different is by 2010, even in 2014, you had democrats trying to justify their votes for obamacare, for the affordable care act which wasn't wearing well. exchanges. premiums were exploding, people were losing their wages, their jobs, certainly their healthcare benefits. quality and access for reduced costs were rising. this is different with the tax cuts. republicans are going to run on the tax cuts and they are going to show what unified government looks like.

and the tax cuts are wearing well because people were lied to. they were lied to for months. this won't pass and if it passes it only benefits the wealthy. it will never benefit the working man, working woman. it's special interest, wealthy, well-connected. that's hot tax code already benefited. under donald trump's leadership and really just a straight party line vote which i think is also unfortunate, you saw democrats resist being on the right side of history's massive tax plan. brian: i know. >> i think that folks see who the resisters are. and who the folks are making progress in this town. and they are going to see that again here. look, when president trump talks about immigration, he has a 70 point immigration plan. he has put forth four major principles that are important in striking this deal. when democrats talk immigration, they only talk about daca. they are not talking about border security. they are not talking about funding that wall. they are not talking about ending chain migration, the visa lottery system. they are thumbing their nose at the 10,000 or so new ice

agents that the president has said in his plan we should have to equip these brave men and women at the border with the resources they need to could their job. ainsley: kellyanne, i know we are going to talk about the president's first year coming up. during the first year the headline has been for us why did the trump campaign get spied on during the campaign. we'll talked about the dirty dossier, fusion gps. yesterday there was some shocking news revealed. many people are saying this is actually worse than guard gate. we wanted to ask but it. house intelligence committee gets this memo that allegedly reveals fisa abuse by senior doj and fbi officials related to the trump campaign investigation. what do you know and how big of a story is this? >> all i will say is that those who are seen it are outraged and are saying #is trending release the memo. all those calling for one year plus of transparency and accountability and let's learn everything we can, let's not leave any stone unturned when it comes to russia and collusion and

shenanigans during the campaign last year, i hope that they stick with that today. and moving forward. so that's what i know. look, when i think the trump campaign, i think of many things. but i have to stay in september of 2016, it was such a moment of inflex and distinction between the two candidates who were running when then candidate donald trump signed a letter promising to do four big things if he was elected president for the pro-life movement. and he has delivered. and today on the 45th anniversary of the march for life, donald j. trump will be the first sitting president to address the march for life through live remarks. he will do it by satellite video feed here in the rose garden. the pro-life movement is so excited that he reinstated mexico city policy. one of the first things he did that taxpayers here aren't paying for abortions abroad. he took away the u.n. population fund where we, again, were forcing our taxpayers to fund abortions and sterilizations abroad. he nominated to the supreme court and indeed got confirmed just neil gorsuch

whose mark on american jurisprudence will last for generations and decades. he filled those circuit courts with 12 judges also in the same mold. and just yesterday it was announced that our department of health and human services now has a new division on conscience, right and protections. this will protect medical students, those practitioners who feel they must choose between their jobs and their conscience rights. why are the little sisters of the poor forced to provide abortions and abortio fascia which when all they are trying to do is help the poor. talk about truth in advertising. ing this logical hem the president's executive order he signed on may 4th how people's faith or conscious should not be bull idea or intimidated or silenced. this is just a big day for us. the vice president last night in the eob had a reception for invited guests from the pro-life movement. he and our second lady mrs. karen pence talked about their work over the years for crisis pregnancy

centers. they went to the march over the years when they had small children. the vice president said something we should all reflect upon. that donald trump is the most pro-life president in our nation's history. and the record shows that. and he is just getting started. he has committed to signing into law that pain capable halfway point 20 week bill where nonpartisan scientists say a fetus can feel pain inside its mother's womb. halfway point of pregnancy. we have to make a decision, folks, are we a nation that looks the other way at abortion in the 8th and 9th month. sex selection abortion. pain capable abortion? are we the one that stands up for the very first right in our founding documents the right to life? steve: it is a big day for the march for life and of course big day as well because today marks the conclusion of the first year of the trump administration. kellyanne, thank you very much for joining us over the last year. >> thank you so much. brian: have a great weekend. meanwhile. steve: he is accuse of a briewttled knife attack on a complete stranger and he wasn't even supposed to be here. guess how many times this illegal had been deported

before that horrific crime. it's coming up. brian: plus, is it possible that one government agency doesn't need money? mick mulvaney said yeah, i'm in charge of it. we're fine moneywise. stuart varney who is always looking for money joins us now. am i right, stuart? ♪ and i love this life ♪ if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong.

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steve: let's get down to business amazon is on the search to find a second city somewhere in america for second headquarters. they have narrowed the list down now from 238 locations to 20. brian: easier to pick kelly ripa's co-host than this. could they be coming to a city near you. here to weigh in is stuart varney, host of varney and company on the fox business network. this is brilliant though. getting money as we whittle down to find out what city, what state is going to benefit financially. >> you are exactly right. 238, whittle it down to 20. now can you pressure all 20 of them what are you going to give me? what are you going to give me. i think you should pay very close attention to the three locations which are in or very close to washington, d.c. montgomery county, maryland, northern virginia and d.c. itself. why? because jeff bezos, founder

of amazon has got a house in washington, d.c. is he owns "the washington post" and most important amazon is under huge political attack because of its extraordinary power. bezos needs to be close to politicians to either influence them or get in on the debate. ainsley: are those three cities are they just putting out -- rolling out all the stops? >> all 20 of them are rolling out all of the stops. like newark, new jersey, for example. that's on the list of finalists. outgoing governor chris christie offered them a $5 billion package, the state of new jersey. come on in. $5 billion worth of goodies if you just come here. steve: in georgia, apparently the governor is thinking about calling a special session just so they can consider this particular offer. >> of course. everyone wants an amazon second headquarters. 50,000 highly paid jobs. some very highly paid executives. steve: go to a lower taxed state, right? brian: go to a state that it could help. washington doesn't need any help.

they shrink wrap the place every day. i don't know if we saw the map yet all the states in the finals? >> yeah. brian: okay we had it down there. brian: my prediction, austin. >> they already have a big place in austin. ainsley: i'm thinking florida. florida is warm no. taxes. brian: probably pay for it in cash. steve: meanwhile something else we mentioned a moment ago mick mulvaney who runs the consumer protection bureau he is the temporary chief he has told the federal government we don't need more money because we have plenty. >> how unusual is that. steve: that's crazy. >> since within when have you had a guy who run as government agency say i don't need any more money. you don't need to fund me for the coming three month period, i've got enough already. it's worth remembering that mick mulvane j is a former member of congress, member of the freedom caucus. no friend of government agencies and he essentially wants to end and abolish the consumer financial protection board much to the chagrin of senator elizabeth

warren. ainsley: say i don't need a salary. >> he was rather more pro-government than mick mulvaney. steve: stuart, you joins us a couple days ago and said you know what? go ahead and close the government down. it looks like we are on the verge of that now. >> yes, i have knocks whatsoever. the national interest is you fix immigration and you fix military spending. and the only way to do that. this is my opinion. bang heads together. put real pressure on them. you get a deal. come on, get a deal. do your job, for heaven's sake. brian: doing the job is to not shut the government down. that says failure. >> yeah. okay it says failure. so now get out of here and make sure you come back with a deal. get on with it. brian: i feel like stuart is raising me. i just got represent prix maned. straight ahead. see you 9 to noon fbn. ainsley: children say they are ditching their dreams of becoming pro-athletes for a job kneeling fbi players might not like.

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wonder what that's about. 23 million. that's how many viewers the game on sunday. according to nielsen ratings, 35.6 million viewers tuned to fox compared to 48.5 million last season. and that's some of your news by the numbers. now, here is ainsley. instance ains thank you, steve. new rules put in place they university of connecticut including counseling when conservative speaker ben shapiro comes to speak. the university making those changes after chaos erupted during the speech of another conservative commentator. so would there be this kind of stepped up scrutiny for someone that was speaking for the left. joining us now is the president of uconn college republicans tim sullivan. they are the group that invited ben shapiro to come on campus. he was approved. but when the last curve were hod

to change some rules. we need to review everything to make sure that we have conservative speakers that everyone is safe. what were your thoughts when that first change happened? >> my biggest concern with this change is that there is going to be a discrepancy between who is this review process is for. mainly because interest is no descruption fodisruption for. i have been to leftist talks before and you don't have conservative speakers causing disruptions. they let the speech occur and have conversations. it's really our group and other conservative groups on campus going to have to go through this event review process. thousand, there are positive aspects of it i think we can plan for security better this way definitely learning process. have you, yesterday, for example, anita hill came to speak. it was open to the

i actually didn't get the email. ainsley: why didn't you get it? did all students get it? >> key have cultural centers on campus. get this email from the chief diversity officer offering counseling to students who may feel threatened by ben shapiro's presence on the campus. i unnecessary. causes irrational fear. why would they feel threatened by him he is just giving a speech. i think it's a tactic on the left to shut out opinions they disagree with. they just shut it out. he said uconn's letter. students upset by my speech preemptively visit

counselors visit the fear of conservatism runs high on college campuses. what's your reaction? >> this is exactly why the college republicans are uconn. one of our main goal is the an organization is to promote conservatism on campus to. give students opportunity to learn about conservatism they don't get in the classroom. most of our professors on uconn mainly social sciences are left leaning politically so many students don't get the opportunity to learn about conservative values, ideas on public policy and social issues. so we try to make up the gap by hosting lectures, debates, et cetera. ainsley: what's so dangerous about ben shapiro and conservatives? >> i don't know. just words. i think it's pretty good ideology. ainsley: the school -- reached out to the school. the school's intention is to facilitate the speech not prevent it we don't regulate speeches based on content. this is hauerly to make sure it is safe, secure, and protects everyone's rights. your thoughts? >> i will agree with the university and say that they have been helpful in providing security for this event.

and making sure that we have a venue and that we can go through and have a safe event. again, i'm just concerned that other organizations will have to jump through the same hoops. ainsley: why is his open to the public in nita hill's. >> more students expected to come in this event. especially those disrupt the event. hold up signs to block cameras. ainsley: thank you for being with us. >> you are welcome. i appreciate it. ainsley: did you hear what nancy pelosi said about the g.o.p. budget deal? >> this is like giving you a -- a bowl of doggy doo. what does michelle malcolm think about that one? she is next. we have seen vladimir putin riding a horse shirtless, right? doing karate and even catching a massive fish. this latest adventure might top them all. stick around ♪ your friends were so knocked out ♪ you had to have the last word last night ♪ you know what everything's

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>> mr. presiden >> didn't tell the truth. >> i, like everyone else, would like to know the answer. >> starting to hand up my legs. >> bill clinton lived a double life. >> did i not have sexual relations with that woman. >> scandalous, a ground breaking seven-part series premiers sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on the fox news channel. brian: it is fantastic. i saw great portion the first episode. they have been working so hard on this for over a year. it's the beginning of a series. the first focuses on the clinton years. it is awesome. ainsley: it's called scandalous premiers this sunday at 8:00 p.m. you have to watch. steve: meanwhile, let's dial in michelle malkin she is

the host of michelle malkin investigators on crtv she joins us from colorado springs. ainsley: how are you. >> good morning, how are you guys? brian: you heard about the clinton scandal do you even remember, michelle. >> yeah. brian: i didn't mean to put you on the spot. it's all a blur. >> yeah. steve: michelle, what do you make of last night the house passed a short-term spending bill and now they are kicking it to the senate where it looks like the democrats, this is going to be their alamo over daca. they want daca in the spending bill. if it's not they are going to shut down the government. >> right. and i think that that is the narrative that needs to get out there. the democrats are going to shut the government down because of 800,000 illegal aliens. have they ever proposed shutting the government down to protest on behalf of american workers? who have been harmed by immigration policies that have replaced them with

cheap foreign labor? have they ever threatened to shut the government down on behalf of families, of victims, of illegal alien crime? i think what's very useful here is that the priorities are now as transparent as ever. and also that the optics of this, the democrats want to shut the government down at a time when the economy is booming, ciewrnl confidence is at all-time high. and people are happy with the first year of the trump administration and how it's affecting them in their pocketbooks? i mean, if these were private sector image consultants, they would be fired on the spot. ainsley: the house did their job and jimmy kimmel is not happy about it. is he slamming the speaker paul ryan and his plan. he wrote this in a tweet. as you know tying chip to spending bill is not a clean chip vote. it's a transparent bid to lure dems away from daca.

the majority including republicans support a path to citizenship and full chip funding. using kids' lives as bargaining chips is disgusting. so stop it. my question for you isn't that hypocrisy because aren't the democrats doing the same thing? they are trying to tie daca to the spending bill? >> yes, they certainly are. we have to turn this on the left and these celebrity shills for the democrat party. i mean, what is chuck schumer now the communications director for jimmy kimmel? i think this is the second time now that he has tweeted democrat talking points and in fact we know that chuck schumer was consulting with the late night comedian staff if not himself personally. and you are absolutely right, who is holding whom hostage to what? i think that there is a larger point here and i have written about it before when jimmy kimmel has weighed in from his platform in hollywood on policy matters.

why is it that celebrities like this get the moral authority card because they happen to have family members who have chronic illnesses? i have a daughter as you guys know who has chronic illnesses, that doesn't confer me with absolute moral authority to dictate what our health policyst should be. it gives me some insight, certainly but the idea that jimmy kimmel is now essentially the political pope of america? it's ridiculous. does he realize that schiff over the years hachip over the n expanded endlessly and grown so far apart from what the purpose of the program was to allow low income families who were to above the threshold for medicaid and, yet, could not afford private insurance? rather than addressing all the reasons that the cost of

private insurance has spiraled out of control because of government regulations that are driving the costs up? they just want to shovel more money into it and expand it. i mean, we are not having that conversation because, of course, jimmy kimmel is god to whom we must bow down to. brian: things are so polarized at night he is only speaking to people of the converted. no one throughout said honey, that's a great point that jimmy kimmel brought up. plus, he should just be transparent that senator schumer has been advising him. that was during the whole debate before about killing obamacare, repealing and replacing it. so, that didn't come out until after. and now he is getting calls from the minority leader. and that's helping push their democratic agenda. >> yeah. that's right. hollywood meets the potomac. steve: we have two sound bites really big this week the first one was nancy pelosi how she was talking about how companies are giving bonuses to their employees in the wake of the

tax cut where she calls those crumbs and then yesterday when she was referring to chip being aligned with the short-term funding bill, she drew this comparison. >> this is like giving you a, um, a bowl of doggy doo, put a cherry on top and call it a chocolate sundae, this is nothing. ainsley: that's exactly what you want to think about at 7:'30 in the morning, right? >> that's right. i always call these people beltway crap weasels. they should have been putting the crap in crap weasel lately. ainsley: that's all you have to say about that. steve: i think that's it. michelle, thanks for joining us live today from colorado. >> you bet. take care, guys. brian: republicans best way to keep the house would be to run against nancy pelosi. it's worked in the past. if you want nancy pelosi to be your speaker we know how you want to vote. ainsley: her analogies are interesting.

scapegoat and the definition of a scapegoat. that one, armageddon. crumbs. brian: here is a woman not aggrade to use analogies. jillian: good morning, guys. it's friday why we stick with the vanilla sundae. brian: pro-cherry but not vanilla. jillian: deadly flu taking another young life. 3rd grader dying hours after her parents rushed her to an alabama hospital with flu-like symptoms. it's unclear if she received the vaccine at this point. this as a new study shows the deadly virus can spread by just breathing. researchers say infected people can release enough germs in their greta bvr toyota get others sick. people most contagious within the first few days of getting the flu. illegal immigrant already deported seven times is accused of brutally stabbing a stranger in the neck. police arresting convicted criminal ricardo very also a can you say for murder. mexican national has rap sheet felony drug and

weapons connection convictions. this video was taken moments after he attacked 61-year-old restaurant in sanctuary state of california that victim is expected to survive. all right. russian president vladimir putin taking a shirtless dip in icy water, making the epiphany. doing the sign of the cross and emerging himself in a lake as you see here. he showed up in sheep skin coat and felt boots before taking it all off for the ritual remembering jesus' baptism in the river jordan. that's one of those visuals that i could probably do without. brian: did i not receive the religious side of him until now. seen him shirtless but never blessing himself. only vladimir putin can give himself a baptism. congratulations. steve: thank you very much. it is now 18 minutes before the top of the hour. cold there and what about here? let's go outside to janice dean. janice: i've got some good news. we have a warm-up on the way

for much of the country. take a look at the maps and i will show you where it is. it's 28 here in new york. you know what? it's going to be 50 here this weekend. 33 in des moines. 30 in tulsa. 25 in memphis. the warm-up is coming i promise. a storm system moving into the west. that's going to be the next bring weathermaker bringing heavy rain across the coast and big amounts of snow across the mountains. this is going to be a traveler. move across the northern plains, the rockies and upper midwest. look at the first alert forecast snow fall. look at 40 degrees in new york city. we will take it and feel like springtime across the east coast this weekend. so there is your good news. happy friday. ainsley: we are excited. the friday dance. steve: that's all. ainsley: bring back the dance. steve: looks like somebody left those mimosas in the green room. brian: she can actually dance without music. not many people can do that if you can dance without music, please text us. steve: reports there is a

bombshell memo exposing just how far the obama administration went to spy on the trump campaign. florida congressman ron desantis is one of the lawmakers who has seen it with his own two eyes. he is going to tell us as much as he can coming up. ainsley: we showed you this picture yesterday. a 13-year-old girl climbs up that tree to rescue an american flag that was tangled in it. that girl is going to join us live straight ahead with what inspired that patriotic gesture ♪ an american girl ♪

♪ ♪ brian: you have a classified memo apparently shows that the fbi and doj abused its surveillance powers and is being called alarming and disturbing. this before donald trump took office. by some republican lawmakers have called it that. those are the ones that saw it. and now they want the information made public.

steve: including number next guest who calls the report deeply troubling. florida congressman ron desantis is oversight committee joins us from statuary hall. had you to go into that super secret scif room at the capital to read it. i know you can't tell us what was in it but can you tell us generally what it's about, right? your feelings regarding what is contained in it. >> sure. i mean, i'm reading it and it's a very succinct straightforward memo there were a couple times as i'm reading this thing where i'm just like shaking my head. you've got to be kidding me. i can't believe they did that. so i think it's something that is really significant. i think that the american people need to see it. there's growing support in the house to make this public. so that the american people can see. and here's the thing. the memo is done in such a way that you can easily make it public. it's classified top secret but there aren't sources and methods here so i don't think that would be a problem. let's get that out there so the american people can see how this whole collusion

thing was going on during the campaign. brian: can you say this? does it help us answer this question: did the obama administration use intel from the dossier from chris steele specifically to surveil trump officials? >> i think that's one of the central i in the memo, and i definitely want all americans to be able to read what actually happened in that respect. steve: okay. so, there is trending right now #release the memo. is paul ryan going to -- is he for releasing this at this point? >> i think he will be. you know, the speaker has done a good job. remember, rod rosenstein fought tooth and nail not to produce this information to the congress. we are thinking why we have done that and it's because there is information this n. there that doesn't make the doj or bureau look. it's not the whole doj or bureau this is a select cast of characters. but paul ryan stood up to him and said no, we have got to get it here's the thing.

remember that peter strzok text message where they are in andrew mccabe's office with lisa page and he says, you know, i would like to think what you said that trump can't win is true but i'm afraid we at the fbi can't take that risk and we need an insurance policy. so as i'm reading the memo, i kept thinking back to that text message and is this investigation the insurance policy because somebody like strzok wanted to keep trump out of the white house? brian: i'm just wondering why christopher steele felt like he had to go meet with david corn of mother jones. did he feel as though he had to push back against a would be trump presidency? did he feel as though he had to push back against james comey, possibly reopening the investigation to hillary clinton's emails after it was found on anthony weiner's laptop? and if so, why? >> i think for sure fusion gps believed that so fusion pushing steele to do that. remember, this memo doesn't really answer. the question about what was

steele's relationship with the fbi? if he was a paid source or he was somebody who was working with them, to go talk to the media, i mean, that is just totally outrageous. and i think that's probably one of the reasons why grassley and graham want steele investigated but, yeah, they are returning interference. they are trying to affect the outcome of the election. there is no doubt about that's what they were doing. steve: one word answer, congressman, after this was released, will heads roll at the doj or the fbi? >> i hope so. steve: thank you very much. ron desantis. brian: he he could be the next governor of florida. thanks, congressman. straight ahead. steve: coming up, treating their dogs better than their kids. brand new details into the house of horrors in california where children were starved, beaten, tortured and only allowed to shower once a year. brian: plus a 13-year-old girl climbs a tree to rescue an american flag that was tangled in that tree. she is here to tell us what inspired this patriotic but dangerous gesture ♪ freedom

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♪ ♪ steve: you could consider it one of the most patriotic games of capture the flag there ever was. ainsley: 13-year-old ashley reardon spotted an american flag that was tangled in that tree after a big storm. and she insisted on climbing up the tree to rescue old glory. her mom capturing the moment where it soon went viral. steve: ashley joins us right now from boston. ashley, take us back a couple of days ago. it was after school. you saw the flag in the tree. why did you have to get out of your nice, warm car and go climb up and take it

down? >> it was just one of those moments where you see something wrong and you just have to make it right. when i saw the flag in the tree, i really felt like that shouldn't have happened. it shouldn't have been stuck in the tree in the first place. like it's supposed to be on the flag pole honored like with highest respect. ainsley: so what happened? you were in the car with your mom and you saw the flag in the tree? >> yeah. i basically what happened was we were going back to school to pick up my brother from a club. and i saw the flag. and immediately i asked my mother, mom, please can i quickly go across the street to the park and get it out of the tree? she said that after we pick up my brother we will reassess the situation. so, once we picked him up, i immediately went persisting again. i said hey, mom, please can i go get it out of the tree? and she immediately was like all right. we'll get a little bit closer like see if it's too

high or too low. assess the situation. she didn't even like finish the sentence and i was out like trying to climb up the tree. ainsley: we are so proud of you. have you ever climbed up a tree before? >> i have only done it, including this time twice. ainsley: you did a great thing. steve: what is it. >> thank you. steve: that flag symbolizes to you, ashley? >> to me the flag -- there are people out there in the army, in the navy risking their lives every single day for us, our country, so we can just sleep safely at night, knowing that we're safe and sound. and we take it so much for granted. i feel like we need to show like how thankful we are. it really shows like respect for our country and our flag and for those who have fought and died and lost their lives and put their lives on the line every day. steve: ashley, i think there are people all around the world watching you right now say those words saying thank you for getting out of that car and doing that.

ainsley: ashley, i know your parents are proud of you and your friends are don't ever change. you have a big heart. steve: have a wonderful day there. >> you too. steve: we're going to step aside big final hour today. we have geraldo, corey lewandowski, david bossie and diamond and atlantic. ainsley: diamond and silc. i love them. . . . . don't let it happen when you buy your diabetes test strips. with the accu-chek guide simplepay program, you pay the same low price. all without having to go through insurance.

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election. >> let's get that out there so the american people can see how this whole collusion thing was going on during the campaign. >> because of our tax cuts ken will save almost $2200 in income tax. >> incredible honor something i will never forget. >> if i had a head of hair like that i would have been president years ago, ken. ♪ brian: phillip phillips winning "american idol" and taking music by storm and he is going to be playing for us live unless our run-down is wrong. ainsley: greatest name ever. phillip tip phillips. ainsley: it is friday. we'll end the show with music, which usually ends for us. steve: gone, gone, gone, will

they be turning out the lights tonight at midnight? ainsley: street to the fox news alert. thank you,. steve: steve house passing a stopgap spending bill, one month's worth. with a show down in the senate later today. brian: paul ryan saying at this point it is entirely up to the democrats. >> i ask the american people to understand this, the only people standing in the way of keep canning the government open are senate democrats. whether there is a government shutdown or not, is now entirely up to them. ainsley: ryan deserves a thank you, and so does the speaker. the short term bill includes six-year extension of the chip bill. and delayed several taxes associated with the affordable care act.

steve: three republicans are voting against it. jeff flake, rand paul. you have to get to 60 which means you need bipartisan help. geraldo rivera is correspondent at large. he joins us from cleveland. what do you make of what is going on? the house passed it. it is not a big deal but it will fund the government for another month, democrats say we don't care it is a spending bill. unless daca is in it is a no for us? >> i love your glasses. have you been wearing them a long sometime? steve: all week. i have something in my eye. brian: aren't you a professional, geraldo? we train you to answer questions. >> when you start to talk about government shutdown whether it's the democrats fault or republicans fault, i get so angry at the dysfunction and self-serving nature of government, the incompetence of

government. how is it we're talking about this stuff again? again talking about funding the government. we have the stories that talk about the park range hears to give up, you know, the bear has to go into hibernation, it is just so frustrating to me and i heard earlier in your show the president of the was suggesting are or last night in pennsylvania that the reason the republicans or rather the democrats are talking about, you know all the bad things that are going to lead to the government shutdown is they don't want to talk about how well the president and the indeed the nation itself is doing economically. when the president called me last time i was on the program two weeks ago he talked about the economy and how it was thriving and how people were being hired and he didn't even mention the whole news about apple and the $250 billion coming back and the bonuses

being offered by apple and other employees and all of the good news that is happening. the one thing i did say in the conversation with the president without telling tales out of school is, you know, if i were you i would be talking about it every day. look everything is great. it is supposed to be the economy, stupid. it is better. more people working. minority employment up. bonuses up. wages up. that is what we should be talking about. instead for whatever reason we're talking about these petty, snotty things and whether is it daca or president saying hole. brian: here is the thing though. >> i apologize, let me tell you this, if i was in a room with dick durbin and i said something out of line as sometimes people do, that senator, then ratted me

out and then torpedoed the very legislation that he was championing to make a point, oh, i got him, i nabbed him, he said that dirty word, now nothing he is ever going to do is any good because he is a bad person, what dick durbin did was to score the point that the president happens used off color remark in describing the quality of life in a nation where immigrants are dying every year to escape from or confidant, where are we? the reason, the reason i do the circular thing i believe dick durbin ratting out the president about the characterization of the nations where the immigrants is part of the same process whereby the republicans and democrats can't agree to make progress on keeping the government open, why don't they have a budget?

my family has a budget. your family has a budget. why is it that the government can't have a budget. brian: blew oaf spending caps. that is story for a spending caps. i'm trying to rein her in. talk about fusion gps, this memo pushing across the country, trending on twitter, #release the memo, reveals, we understand, perhaps fusion gps documentation, that dossier was used to unmask different trump officials by the obama administration. there is an indications that that is exactly what it contains. ron desantis joined us earlier. let's listen. >> i'm reading it and it is a very succinct, straightforward memo and there were a couple times when i'm reading this thing i'm shaking my head, you got to be kidding me. i can't believe they did that i think it is something very significant. i think the american people need to see it.

there is growing support in the house to make this public so that the american people can see. brian: do you want to see it, geraldo. steve: from the house permanent select committee on intel, it is four pages, and he concluded, mr. desantis did, hopes heads roll at the fbi and doj. >> some things in there. first i never told you guys, and ainsley, the lawyer for fusion gps, josh levy, levy cunningham, erica's brother, my brother-in-law is the lawyer for gps i never asked him, i have. brian: not speaking to you. >> not asking for secrets out of school, tales out of school, maybe that is one of the reasons he doesn't speak to me. i think desantis knows more about the potency of that memo than i would but i can only imagine, and now remember, this is before the various controversies involving fusion

gp and the dossier, all rest of that, if they had this interplay in the fbi whereby they melded politics and law enforcement, that is one of the most disheartening thing you can possibly imagine. the fbi, did they really do that? did they use the awesome power of fica -- fisa, to do this kind of stuff? it is like, oh, man, i hope not. on one hand government shutting down because they can't get on the same page to compromise on real issues that should have nothing to do with this debate. daca, those kids deserve what they deserve. come on already. but to, to meld that in, to make this all part of the same stuff, okay if you want that i will give you this, and i won't use the fbi to check out the background of politician or this administration official, i think at some point the american

people have to demand of these folks in washington they just use the kind of reasonableness and lawfulness that everybody else uses in their lives and when they start cutting corners and they start, you know, playing the angles and when they start, who wins at this -- i remember when we used to think during the cold war if theres with a plane crash in moscow, that must be good for the west, oh, there was a plane crash in moscow because the east can't do stuff right. we have to get past that we have to evolve past that. ainsley: have a great weekend. brian: talk to you on radio. >> thank you. steve: now 8:10 in new york city. jillian joins us. jillian: happy friday to you get you caughted up on the story in california. they were called monsters and took perfect care of the two dogs while starving their kids for decades. the parents in chains pleading

not guilty to 75 charges of abuse. punishment as things as small as washing their hands above their wrists. >> none of the victims were allowed to shower more than once a year. they would buy food, including pies, apple pie, pumpkin pies, leave it on the counter, let the children look at it, but not eat the food. jillian: we're learning that the 17-year-old daughter that escaped had been working on her plan to escape for two years. police identify a suspect believed to be a sear serial killer for nine murders. cleophus cooksey was arrested. he killed his own mom and stepdad. using new technology police examined shempp casings linking him to the other attacks. he previously served 16 years in prison for manslaughter and was released four months before the killings began. two separate surprises, only air force chief master sergeant could pull off. john lee sneaking up on his kids

at both of their philadelphia schools after a six-month tour in kuwait. they had no idea what was about to happen. [applause] >> taylor lee, are you working hard? hi, buddy. oh, my gosh i almost started crying. keep it together, man. keep it together. >> lee didn't tell his kids coming home because he wouldn't be upset if it didn't happen. to do that twice at different schools. ainsley: i love those videos. thanks jillian. should five-year-olds be paying rent? a mom is charging her five-year-old. it is a lesson about living in the real world but do you think it is too soon? your emails pouring in on this one. we will read them coming up. steve: it has been a year and

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♪ ainsley: many folks in the mainstream media still struggling to come to grips with president trump in the white house. the latest example, "newsweek" publishing this article titled, hillary clinton could still become president if russia robe find conspiracy evidence. steve: when will the media realize it just isn't going to happen? senior editor for the federalist, fox news contributor, molly hemingway. >> good to be with you. steve: this harvard law professor oh pines trump would be impeached. throw him and pence out. then paul ryan would take over. then he would step aside and then appoint hillary clinton as vice president and he would step aside. i don't think that is going to happen. >> yeah. we've seen a lot of crazy theories in the last year. this one is particularly notable for how unrealistic it is.

he thinks if collusion is somehow ever found, that thing we've been waiting to find out for so long, then republicans with basically voluntarily step down an put hillary clinton in office. "newsweek" thought this was a good thing to promote. it is a crazy, unhinged conspiracy theory. it is not something that respectable news organizations should be promoting or sending around to have people get whipped up over. ainsley: the same magazine, "newsweek," they misquoted eric trump. wees on our show a few days ago, and they said that he said, my dad's not racist. he only cares about money. well eric trump didn't say that when he was on the show. play what he actually said. >> that my father sees one color, green. that is all he cares about. he cares about the economy. he does not see race -- he is least racist person i ever met in my entire life. it is totally nonsense. ainsley: what are your thoughts. >> this is particularly

egregious example of some people in the media do far too often. in this case they completely made up a quote and pretended it was a quote and put quote marks around it. very frequently you see things are mischaracterized or summed up improperly, take one word, rip it up from context and whip up many some outraged mob. it is inappropriate. difficult to be a journalist to fairly characterize what is said. it is important for people to trust a media characterization. when you see these things happen, they frankly happen with alarming frequency, it makes it difficult to trust what you're hearing. steve: molly, you know the state of journalism these days, particularly "newsweek," i don't think they print a paper version anymore. it is all online. it is all about the clicks. to get you to click you put something crazy up there. >> formerly somewhat respectable news brand that is not in any

way a news brand. they need to not allow themselves to think of the worst argument of their opponent to really maersk sure verify what you're reading is accurate. that is on us as americans. ainsley: do readers see through this? are they smarter than they get credit for? >> this is so amazing thing about the last year, jumped from crazy story, crazy story, from the resistance all people trying to somehow keep the election from happening happening. talking about fake news making up a russia conspiracy. they have 25th amendment plans, like this one from laura. at many so point people will respond poorly to it on left and right. not a good thing to do for the resistance to keep them from coming to terms with reality. unfair thing for the american electorate that voted for trump. steve: only year one. three more to go. ainsley: seven more maybe. steve: straight ahead on friday,

a third grade girl, latest victim to die from the flu. there is alarming new study how easy the virus can spread. ainsley: tomorrow marks one year since president trump's inauguration, two of the men who helped get him there, will join us next.n the olay regenerist. ageless.

♪ ainsley: we have quick headlines caught on camera. a car loses control on an icy road slamming full speed into a tow truck nearly missing the driver. michigan state police catching it all on dash come in detroit as you can see. using it as a warning for drivers to slow down in bad weather. thankfully no one was hurt. heroic off-duty officer rushing to rescue trying to save a woman trapped in a burning car. florida highway patrol trooper pulling unconscious woman from

the passenger seat through the driver's side door. she is badly injured. a mother pushing her baby in stroller is nearly crushed to death by this falling tree. a heart-stopping moment caught on camera. this happened in the netherland. strong wind knocking down the massive tree sending debris raining down on the mom and the son. thankfully both somehow are okay. brian? brian: thanks, ainsley. tomorrow marks one year since the president trump's inauguration. with historic highs and number of trials that don't seem to go away. what were some of president's biggest accomplishments and biggest let downs what does need to do in yea. here is the author of the let trump be trump. corey lewandoski, former campaign manger and david bossie said he did a lot. judging by the book you both did a lot to get him elected. economy doing better than everyone thought. neil gorsuch a major impact. where do you think the president

fell short in year one, david? >> well i think the democrats have fallen short. the president has done what he said he was going to do. he ran a campaign on promises made, promises kept and that is what he has done in this first year. the economy is booming with a trump philosophy of business first, deregulation and tax cuts and i think we'll have a great 2018 and 19 because of it. brian: corey, there have been staff changes, some turnover. almost been a different presidency you can say since the chief of staff has been john kelly, when you talk to the president off-line what is his biggest adjustment of trump organization to ceo of the country? >> well i think if you look the president has always run a lean, efficient organization. he came into a washington, d.c., which has been a bloated disaster for the last 30 years. what he has done he has put in a series of controls now to limit the size of our government. we saw a great example of that

yesterday when mick mulvaney asked zero dollars for the cfpb, the consumer finance protection bureau because they have too much money already. this is leadership of donald trump, that he honed over 40 years in the business world. bringing that business acumen to washington, d.c. because there has been much-needed. brian: david, in particular the president said one thing is on going looks like it is going to continue, that is the war with the media. they were off the hook, almost embarrassing with the whole medical exam situation. however, if you wanted him to solve this, is there, is this repairable with media outlets, do you believe? >> oh, of course it is. this president is completely open to the press. he loves to talk to the media, so that he can get his message to the american people but the media is so dishonest and he knows that and the american people are now fully educated to that. and so i think he is willing to work with them if they are willing to treat him fairly.

that is all he is asking for is fairness. brian: is that possible, corey? you've been on other networks. you've done it in promoting this book. you've been actually employed by other networks. when you go, do you think that there is a chance they will give him a shot? >> brian, the mainstream media wants to see this president fail because they were so vested in in the hillary clinton success, what they have now realized the american people are with donald trump. he has pointed out the hypocrisy of the media and the fake news awards which he gave out this week are a clear indication of how bad the mainstream media treat this is president. you know, they don't talk about all the women in his administration and what he has promoted. no one is talking about that. they don't talk about the success and value created in the stock market and two million new jobs and lowest unemployment for african-americans and hispanics ever measured. they don't want to talk about that. they want to just attack this president for things they think are important when moles of them

are lies and this week the president fought back and the american people rally around him because of that. brian: lastly, the toughest question yet, david, will trump be trump in year two like he was in year one, like he was in the campaign that you talk about in your book? >> there is no question. let trump be trump is just what he's done in this first year. he will do it again in the second year. you know, he is a negotiator, he is a deal-maker and i think that is one of the things the american people elected him to do. you see what he is telling the american people, that democrats are putting foreigners ahead of american citizens when it comes to this shutdown, to this government shutdown, this is remarkable thing. the american people want the military funded. they want the government to stay open and democrats are saying we put foreigners, citizens of other nations ahead of american citizens. that is a fight this president can win, corey, david, congratulations on the success of let trump be trump.

i look forward to the sequel. look forward talking to you throughout year two. already seems like 20 years. i don't know what year two will be like. >> dog years. >> just the same. brian: straight ahead, should five years old, should a five-year-old be paying rent to his parents? one mom is charging her five-year-old. she says a lesson about living in the real world but is it too soon? you your emails are coming. diamond and silk are live. they tend to be pro-trump. they have a message for democrats on the hill. we promise they won't hold back. ♪ need a change of scenery? kayak compares hundreds of travel and airline sites

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♪ girls just wanna to have fun steve: we always want to have fun. you know diamond and silk on. social media stars. famous trump supporters. join us from their place. ladies, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> steve: what do you make of what is going on capitol hill? the house passed a short-term spending deal. it is going to the senate where it doesn't look like the democrats will allow it to pass. >> time for the democrats to understand they don't work for illegal aliens, they work for american people. >> that's right. >> if they can't to their job, maybe they need to quit and put somebody in place to work with the american people. i understand they are so keen on daca. this is not burger king, you can't have everything your way. you have to come to the table. you have to negotiate. we will have to have a wall that is funded. end the chain migration and this lottery system. so that we can give them what they want.

remember now, these daca "dreamers" are not children. these are adults. they should have gone in line, wait their turn. when they turn 21, instead of waiting on the government to figure out what was going to happen to them. ainsley: what is interesting the hypocrisy here, you have got leaders like nancy pelosi and chuck schumer say they shouldn't be, that republicans are attaching the kids, chip program to this. meanwhile they're attaching daca to this. and then back in 2013, when republicans did the same thing, they were saying that it was the worst thing ever. that republicans shouldn't be doing this. >> well you know what i think is sad? they should worry about the children. americans. children. >> american "dreamers." >> worry about the american dreamers, that is what we're worried about. they have until march to fix this daca thing, when it comes to the american people, when it comes to the american people, when it comes to funding our government, you have to stop robbing peter to pay paul. you have to pay your bills.

fund our government period. brian: we know that president obama is the secret weapon for democrats. he will be coming out of his mansion and he will be campaigning for the democrats in 2018. do you think he will be effective? >> no. he doesn't have a winning message. we can tell, listen, when we look back on the eight years when he was the president, he took away the american people's bootstraps. he didn't work with the american people. he worked for hollywood. he gave people food stamps. he gave us high unemployment with no economic opportunity. >> that's right. >> for him hitting the campaign trail, what he needs to be worried about the is trail leading back to him and his administration about their alleged abuse of power. >> that's right. and president obama, need to stop acting like a girlfriend full of revenge and donald trump is the president, donald trump is also obama's president. so suck it up, buttercup. ainsley: do y'all think oprah is

going to run? >> oh, what did she say? >> is oprah is going to run? >> oprah should run for president of hollywood. get rid of all of those abusers and people that have been abusing people, those are her friends. make sure conservatives can act in hollywood. they booted them out because of their political point of view. make sure people are being paid afair wage across the board. that is what she should do. steve: diamond and silk joining us from their place. >> thanks for having us. steve: always entertaining. >> yeah. steve: 23 minutes before the top of the hour. time for the news. jillian: hard to follow up when you're after diamond and silk, huh? we do have serious story. talking about the deadly flu taking another young life. a third-grader dying hours after her parents rushed her to a hospital with flu-like symptoms. unclear if she received the

vaccine. a new study says the virus can spread by breathing. infected people can release enough germs to get other people sick. people are contain just within a few days of getting the flu. i.c.e. targets the state of california the century state is targeting business that help enforce federal law. the state attorney general saying this morning. >> if there are violators of california law out there, law enforcement will investigate and prosecuting authorities, will be local prosecuting authorities, or could be the attorney general's office, will prosecute those who violate the law. jillian: the state's new law protects illegals banning local law enforcement to cooperate with the feds direct defiance of order from the department of justice. hulk hogan could move from the west link ring to the political arena. a trump advisor is trying could

convince the wwe champ to run for senate this florida. he says he is not interested. >> if i run i will win. brother, i don't want to run. okay? i'm, i have a great life here on the beach. jillian: for argument sake if he ran he would likely challenge governor rick scott in the republican primary. makeing five-year-old pay rent, a georgia mom's facebook post going viral, spaing debate. she gives her daughterdollars allowance. but she has to give $5 pack to cover rent and bills. she puts the rent in savings account for her. we asked her earlier on the program what you thought and emails have been pouring in, guys. steve: jillian you're right. amy write, this is genius. parents need to teach children how to be a self-sufficient adult. ainsley: rebecca disagrees. she says this child is too young to be told they need to pay rent. brian: tim from florida, writes this, but they do mine with

typing noises in the background, they need to know that money doesn't grow on trees. but at five you should know? steve: what she is really doing, at five, she is giving the child a 7-dollars allowance. just giving him a two dollars allowance. brian: i don't like about it. not like mowing the lawn, doing a chore, getting paid. getting free money and giving it back. that is the wrong message. take $7, i want five back. that is the wrong message. someone is paying. >> i think it is too young. hats off. she is the parent. she gets to decide. not abuse, not anything so negative teaching her how to save money. going to be her money anyway. brian: not saying it is abuse. ainsley: some people will take it to that extreme. she getting to keep the money, right? steve: it is two dollars because seven in all. ainsley: mom gets $5 back. steve: that is the rent. ainsley: whatever they want to do. still ahead, the air force is partnering up with software experts for faster technology.

lea gabrielle is former fighter pilot. transforming how we fight our enemies. steve: you know him from "american idol" and his smash song, "home." phillip phillips has ha new album he will form for us live next. ♪ ♪ get ready for the wild life a complete multivitamin with key nutrients, plus b vitamins for heart health. your one a day is showing. you feel better.

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♪ brian: transforming the way we fight our enemies from above. >> u.s. military is partnering with software experts developing faster and more efficient ways to strike our targets. steve: how does this all work. lea gabrielle former fighter pilot. here with more how the air force is getting in front much our enemy. >> air warfare is symphony in

the sky, tankers, drones, and support aircraft. where the operations center where decisions are made and airborne assets were antiquated. some they were using dry erase markers and whiteboard for planning. military is teaming up with tech leaders in silicon valley to gain a competitive edge on the battlefield. take a look. >> it is all about decision making faster than the enemy. >> on today's complex battlefields winning often comes down to timing and saving time. lieutenant-general jeffrey cobra harigan, commander of air war in iraq, syria and afghanistan. >> we can't need what we need to do every day without software that is the leading edge. >> seeking greater efficiency on the battlefield why the military is partnering with silicon valley. >> if you can imagine there is a target out there we see we want to get after quickly and put ordnance on it. >> we need the cities do i engage or not.

>> keith represents pivotal software, one of the companies trying to help the military work smarter and faster. >> so the process in general is a bunch of chat windows up on a computer screen. about 20 or more and then a bunch of people start looking into systems to find out where is that target, what munition would be appropriate? do we engage or not? >> companies like his went to the air operations center to see how we could help. >> they saw lots of whiteboards, lots of xcel spreadsheets and different systems lots of writing and erasing. manually intensive process. >> where and when to have refueling tankers is cumbersome and dated. >> there are 60 refueling tankers. you tag on that another 100, to 200 fighters out there every day, we're war fighting. so you can't have fighters show up and not have a tanker there. it would take us literally eight to 10 hours to do that every day. >> the solution? make an app for that, but

putting software experts next to airmen. >> we paired with them and we taught them this new way of building software and we built the software applications side by side with them. >> air force says takes half the manpower, half the time and saves nearly a million dollars of fuel per week. they develop ad program to quickly answer that war fighter question, to engage or not to engage. >> think about using microsoft word, excel, google earth, and then a tool that manages all of our targets for us and a decisionmaker to see all the information at once. then we can immediately get after the target. it allows us to stay in front of the enemy. steve: amazing. >> you can see the military is doing just that, to stay out in front of the enemy. they have this dynamic targeting capability to make the real-time decisions for airborne warfighters but they can do strategic planning to go after things like narcotics facilities against the taliban in afghanistan where used to take

24, to 48 hours to plan strikes, they can do it sometimes in three hours. steve: saving a million bucks a week in gas. >> not to mention all the other savings, ops tempo, the people cost. ainsley: thanks so much for bringing that to us. brian: great job. 12 minutes at top of the hour. you knew him first from "american idol." now phillip phillips has a brand new album. he will perform live next. steve: first sandra smith joins us for a preview what happens on the channel in the next hour. >> good morning, everybody. time is up in washington. congress on the verge of blowing a midnight deadline to avert a government shutdown. so what happens next? reaction from the white house in moments. we're awaiting a speech from defense secretary mattis expected to lay out our national military strategy. we have congresswoman martha mcsally on that and more. a big lineup including ken starr joining us. "america's newsroom" in just moments.

♪ ♪ so you're not alone because i'm going to make this place your home ♪ ainsley: wow, that was six years ago when phillip phillips won "american idol." he was 21. since then he shot to stardom. his debut record went platinum with his hit home, and gone, gone, gone. steve: today he is releasing his brand new album called, "collateral we'll. he joins us with a live performance. singer, songwriter phillip phillips joins us. brian: here is the problem, you're so successful, you have to a lot to live up to. does that torture you through the creative process? >> sometimes but also, just you got to do what you know. you got to do what you feel comfortable with by learning new

things. so there is always -- i think more pressure on myself, i think, that goes with any artist and musician, there is a lot of pressure on yourself you want to go go. i'm nervous playing a song so i don't mess it up. ainsley: how did your minutes come up with phillip phillips. >> that is my dad's game. he didn't like the name growing up so he gave it to me. steve: this song you're about to do, dance with me is great. it was performed at your wedding. >> my good buddy tim, we wrote it together. he is awesome friend. known him for a long time. he sang it and my other good friend dave, was on the cello. steve: play it. we'll all listen. ♪ ♪ i have seen the sunset in the

western sky ain't nothing like the brightness in your ice ♪ ♪ and i have seen the moon reflecting in the sea but that don't compare to how you shine on on me ♪ ♪ l ♪ after everything i've seen i would rather see you smile cause all i really want to is to hold you for a while and be your man ♪ ♪ so will you dance with me? i will lead you, give every moment that i have just to be near you ♪ ♪ and when the song end and everyone else leaves will you

dance one more with me? ♪ ♪ ♪ when my hand are heavy and your words are slow kiss my lips and tell me you won't let me go ♪ ♪ and with every single heart beat i have left, i will make it known you are are my world and nothing less ♪ ♪ cause all i really want is just to hold you for a while and be your man ♪ ♪ so will you dance with me?

i will lead you, give every moment that i have just to be near you ♪ ♪ and when the song end and everyone else leaves, will you dance one more with me? ♪ ♪ will you dance one more with me? ♪ ♪ [applause]

votes and all the good stuff: it's friday, bill hemmer. >> sandra: not an average day. i'm sandra smith. good morning, everyone. democrats are vowing to hold the line until they get a budget deal that includes protections for so-called dreamers. a temporary bill passed last night in the house doesn't include that. setting up a potential showdown when the senate opens for businesho