>> thank you recalling the white house. we cannot answer your call today because congressional are holding hostage to debate. >> the bill would hold it. >> working overtime to hammer out a deal that would reap a government operation. >> began to become a shut down the democrat on our country. >> negotiated with this white house is like negotiating with jell-o. >> happy anniversary, mr. president. your wish came true. he wanted a shut down. >> senate democrats shut down the government over though they have no issues with.

this is utter madness. >> women's march are taking place all across the country on the one-year anniversary president trump's inauguration. >> our country so much bigger and kinder than one man in the white house. >> mr. president took office 863,000 new jobs. >> what exactly are you missing. ♪ pete: as far as the music department, it's opposite day. shutdown day two. rachel: they are negotiating. >> some interesting stuff. dean kaine, welcome again today.

=tranfour thank you. great to be here. i wish i could do that because i would. pete: of course you would. dean: just a character i play on tv. trans am wearing purple in honor of the vikings. she's a green day fan. rachel: they didn't kneel. pete: i will try not to be insufferable. i will try to bring my eight game. rachel: your mind has to be on the shutdown. train to the schumer shut down? the republican party especially in the republican party trying to make the case that the shutdown command. the point has been so powerfully made time and time again is there's nothing in the senate bill that democrats oppose him at all. everything they want is in

there, but what is not in there is a deal on the daca, which everyone is said to be done separately about ways that could have been. here's a little bit of a montage. maybe shoveling, whatever you are doing. here's what the politicians were saying yesterday on capitol hill. >> none of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle can point to a single thing in the bill they oppose. now one thing. >> america and the world are calling this the trump shutdown. negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jell-o. it is next to impossible. as soon as you take one step forward, the heart rate forces, the president three steps back. >> senate democrats shut down the government over it though they have no issues with. they oppose a bill they don't

even oppose. we do some crazy things in washington, but this is utter not miss. >> the republicans are so incompetent, so negligent that they couldn't get it together to keep government open. >> is nothing in this bill they object to get tickets-year-old tantrum like saying i'm going to take my toys and go home because upset about something else. >> someone involved in capitol hill. what is happening behind closed doors and i democrats getting worried? rachel: they are. this is the first big task as the leader of the democratic party and he's lost his troops into a corner and they are getting antsy is what i can tell from what is happening and from what i've heard. those soundbites are great. paul ryan has a. first of all, it's not easy to

herd all of these republican cats together in the day. they're all behind him, put beside their issues. they all had problems on what was that this bill. they put together a funding bill, a continuing resolution bill that the democrats couldn't say no to a stop to it. >> who's taking them there hills? there's a lot of heel digging and going in. dream do you know who it is? senate democrats in a particular group. we'll have scott rasmussen on after this segment and he will talk about those folks who may be running for president in 2020. they are trying to ingratiate themselves into the hard left that voted for the bill. they are all up for reelection in 28 team. don't disabuse yourself that this isn't about politics. democrats like dogs in the media. they don't know how to spin

this. they are still very ambiguous. normally they are happy to blast republicans, that they know the facts are so clear that this is a schumer shut down. one headline from "politico" premeeting outline struggle to assign blame for shutdown. rachel: well, there are some democrats showing signs that they are willing to work with the president and the democrats use in the house. this just see what they have to say here. >> if that's what it's going to take to take 800,000 young men and women and give them a chance to live freely and openly in america, then i will roll up my sleeves. i go down there with bricks and mortar and begin the walk. a brick for life, okay, let's do

it. and let me just say, doubt balk is offensive to me. it is insulting to me and people like me that have come to this country. i given so much credit. i want to say this really quick. i do one agree with luis gutierrez on anything. but i've never, ever questioned his sincerity when it came to the daca recipients and dreamers. be honest to god wants to make a deal. the president should invite him to the white house. he seems like a far better, fairer burger than dick durbin who really wanted to blow up a deal and embarrass the president. >> so why is the wall so offensive? anywhere you go, any country that exists has borders and why is the wall offensive? i don't understand that at all. i'm all for immigration, they do it legally. trade to absolute common sense. we live in a world where left

sees the borderless wall. they don't want these borders if they treated very differently. i love when chuck schumer talks about jell-o. people talk about that is unpredictability. rachel: we've always known that the solution for daca and the eventual solution for immigration reform is border security. if you are serious come you got to include border security. tree into the recipe is very simple. you get to be guilty of their arbiters and might actually happening. another nugget that caught her eye last night was me and the crimes below is the took their house democrat friends to a dinner at a fancy restaurant amid the shutdown. the house democrats to pass it out of the house and they were like a lot between ac and cdl. i know that is going on, that she's taken into in a

celebratory dinner. rachel: it could be celebratory, but maybe they are trying to appease her calm down the troops who might be mad that they have put them in this terrible decision. this is a party saying there's a blue wave coming. we want to start leaving the house and when you show that you're out of touch like this come you are shutting down the government, not funding the military, you say that bonuses to working-class americans for a thousand dollars has come and you go to a fancy restaurant comment that is how you lose. true to issue crimes below to see or fancy nancy? >> the average dinner there was 35 bucks, which is a lot of money. a military mom talking about her daughter. hi nancy pelosi, jimmy u.s. army daughter go to the dinner, for some reason she's not getting a

paycheck that illegals give more support from democrats than she does. idiotic to hold that military paychecks. the play with high explosives. the point is well made. she was busy yesterday. rachel: i was busy, too. nancy went to the women's march. so to die. we will talk about that later on. pete: you didn't march. you are covering. rachel: i was covering it. a lot of people they are celebrating women's rights. here is that some of them have to say, some of the celebrities that attended the march. >> we have a racist in the white house. [cheers and applause] we have a sexist in the white house. we have a pathological liar in the white house.

[cheers and applause] and he is tearing away at the fabric of our democracy. >> voting is how we prove that our country is so much bigger and kinder and one man in the white house has a whole lot more love and hope on our side did they have. >> our democracy's survival and the urge survival depends on our ability to get people the facts and who is really on their side. pete: tanks, hanoi, jane. they preach at us. from president trump as he often does, was able to sum it all up nicely over twitter as he talked about the women's march. he's a beautiful weather all over our great country. perfect day for a women to march. get out there to celebrate the

historic milestones and what has taken place over the last 12 months. it was female unemployment and eight teen years. >> troll level, jedi. that's very funny. rachel: the reason it's funny is because there's a lot of truth in that. part of the empowerment of women is economic empowerment. it's financial independence and that's the trump economy is offering them. pete: will bring that to you later on. we are moving on. are some democrats using the shutdown to make a play for 2020 is a mention. scott rasmussen has the key names we should be watching up next. some people have a tough time not like adults. it turns out it really is hard to grow up and we've got the proof. >> we are sharing bunk beds. >> at a given so much extra room

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and the big fact this year, california's move their primary up to in the process. effectively if you're running for the democratic presidential nomination committee were running to win. >> time as the primary to the left even further. they are up for reelection in 28 team. >> these are the key players for 2020. they want with their party left to take the leadership. they were all taken a slightly different strategy to get there. corey booker is talking about the emotions involved. he's also talking about the dreamers as heroes, but when he talks about the shut down, he puts it in broader terms. republicans and democrats agree this is no way to run a government. he recognizes most people at the dreamers but they don't think it's a reason to shutdown.

trinity place bipartisan, but does he do bipartisanship too. >> she's our dedication at twitter more. that's a big winner. she seems to be trying to out deal the president. the bill going through right now include chip money. she wants 10 years. protection of the dreamers plus 10 years. they be a to be named later. but she has the advantage that new york is california's going to be like anywhere else in the nation come to if she understands the water she's been meaning. and of course senator harris. she has a home-field advantage. she's playing about, talking about her role as representing 220,000 dreamers. she's making a personal, connecting with the people. very likely to come out of california is one of the finalists.

>> i know her names at the top of a lot of lists. >> a lot of names in progressive circles. this is not her strongest issue. she wants to talk about those big bad banks and everything else going on in the economic world. trying to show solidarity here and hoping that when we get to 2020 or 20 night team that the big topic will be in equality. trento has her stock fallen because of the economic change? >> it's fallen a little bit and it difficult because democrats want to talk about inequality. people at the lower ends of the economic realm are feeling good, inequality doesn't seem. pete: last one, uncle bernie. >> bernie sanders come is like your first pressure. progressives always have a soft because he showed the far left, but he is not their future. he's not going forward.

these are five democrats running for reelection this year. the more the party sounds like the presidential candidates, the more these candidates have trouble winning reelection in the senate. there's the left girl college thing. pete: swing states that went for trump are voting for this bill because it makes sense. you're running for the democratic primary and your hard drive to have a totally different vote. we will leave it right there. ultimately about works. be professional. great political insight. some gop lawmakers say the surveillance memo will shock the country has made public at florida congressman ron desantis pushing for that to happen and he joins us next. one bar is helping take the edge off the bar where you drink alcohol. a special shout down cost tale. our tender serving up drinks but

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dean: back with a fox news alert. two army rangers killed after their crash. the apache helicopter crashed into the mojave tablets or early saturday. their names have not been released. this is a first in a deadly military crash of 2018. in another fox news alert from the taliban taken responsibility

for the deadly hotel siege overnight in kabul killing six people and wounding six others. five gunmen turning into luxury hotel holding gas hostage during a 12 hour standoff with police. a fire breaking out during the attack forcing them to escape from high balconies. police killing all five gunmen in rescuing more than 150 people during the attack. pete: i offended that hotel. a fox news government shut down entering day two as they block any efforts to get it back open. pete: ron desantis joins us now to react. welcome, representatives. how's it going in d.c.? the mac testing is in the house we have voted to fund all these agencies for the full year way back in the summer and fall like you are supposed to. this is all supposed to be done by october 1, the start of the fiscal year. the house of god in the senate

didn't do any thing so we sent the southern failover. we have done our job then you have a handful of senate democrats are really holding up a train. we are waiting to see what happens. >> that everyone in the house of representatives is running for president in the u.s. senate. how do you break this logjam in the senate? who blinks and what does the agreement look like? >> if you look at what now has happened. the government doesn't shutdown over the weekend because it's usually not open anyway. i don't think anything major is happened up to this point, but what happens when you go past a deadline like that and you have lots of appropriation, does crystallize the issues at stake and what the democrats have done in the senate is set to send a signal to the american people that says we care about giving benefits to legal immigrants much more than we care about doing things for the american people such as paying our troops and funding our military.

for them, that's a devastating position to end up in. a lot of those democrats running for reelection in states that president trump ones. i look at a state like florida that he carried heavy military presence and i think that is a tough sell for the broader american public. rachel: yesterday you were in at the gop and i imagine that the memo, the house intelligence memo, the two page report to your allowed to see came out. can you tell us anything that happened inside the conference and get the memo. that will be done. there will be no later than next week. i think we need to do that. this really shows.

when you start talking about domestic surveillance, that's one of the most intrusive powers and if that was used in the way those field in any way by politics against an opposing party's presidential candidate, that is something the american people need to know. it will be released i'm confident of that. sooner rather than later. >> a lot of people suggest they will go to jail lose their job witnesses over with. >> i think their sound of the cast of characters we've been talking about publicly indifferent republic reports. i think it will raise further questions about their continued service in the government. look at somebody like bruce or whose wife worked for fusion gps. he's working for unauthorized meetings before, during the election, clinton said in a gps

after the election and he's been devoted again for being the head of the organized crime task force. if they have information that's questionable, look at somebody like that, why are they still working in the government. >> to take place for the memo to be released, better to do it that way then to the cape and come up the wrong way. appreciate your work. thanks a lot. rachel: coming up, i hit the street here at the women's march here in new york. so, why were they marching? >> i'm angry at everything that's going on. >> this is a big part of the event. everyone who's not here, i can understand it. pete: all cheers to that. dean: everyone heard that.

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security priorities hostage to an unrelated immigration debate. pete: if you were to call the white house right now, that is the voice message you would get. pete: we just did a not so we got. pete: we just tried, didn't we? the number is (202)456-1111. you too can try it at home. pete: i heard that, i thought this is the hard ball negotiating tact takes that people wanted from president trump. this is what makes him different. no other republicans who would've done that. pete: you are exactly right. they are angry that republicans are playing hardball politics. i saw play it on the house floor yesterday. the schumer shut down, including posters like this. it's the visual. their days. some democrats were unhappy.

listen to what they have to say. >> the majority in the house and the senate has voted to prevent the shut down in keep the government helping. >> he will have his point of order. [inaudible] he's using his own words. but they can call republicans racist. they considered the worst things about republicans, but you can't say schumer shut down? pete: you can't fight back the way they are right now. that's what republicans are linked from this president. you don't earn enough to fight. they've got a five part because the left always fight that way. racist, is, is. the schumer shut down? that is a red line.

i'm just saying. rachel: i ever read mind mind to go to the headline here. turning to your headline and simulate sadness. the house of horrors in california wanted a 14th chat in hopes of getting a reality tv series according to the relative reveals the details to the daily mirror. they thought it would make them millions in a household name. david and louise turpin are each being held on $13 million deal for allegedly holding their 13 children captive while starving, torturing and beating them for years. accused of sneaking onto another plane without a ticket, police say maryland apartment dodge tsa agents at chicago o'hare international airport by hiding her face with her hair in boarding a plane to london. british customs sending the 66 roll back to chicago after she

couldn't show proper identification. a judge now ordering her to wear an ankle monitor, calling her a flight risk. police say this is at least her 10th arrest for the same crime. pete: wow, that's your same crime. rachel: apparently it's harder to grow up these days. the strand researchers say adults of now set to 24. well beyond 20 and a gun people are continuing their education longer as well. they're also delaying marriage and parenthood on average women are married at age 30 and then at age 32. the singer headlines. men are fighting wars that a fighting wars at 18 and you're still on obama carried 26.

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the idea of shut down cocktails. >> this is my second shut down with the bar. i believe during the first shut down we did a free special with your government i.d., but that a little hectic. so now we are actually charging people for drinks, even with a government i.d. >> right around the corner from the capital. it is the closest part of the capital. pete: or the epicenter the spot. what kind of special drinks tea house. >> this is our shut down capital center. this is the durban soda. which is obviously a play on bourbon and soda. pete: not called the dick durbin. >> bourbon and soda.

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>> the whole thing where he got injured. i know, it's really bizarre. champagne, peach schnapps. >> any drink is on your lawn mower? i think you have to. train to the last ingredient is the key. >> some cranberry juice and someone shavings. totally drinkable. pete: couldn't free vodka. everybody gets to play. just as soon as you think is sturdy enough come to make it. i like to shake it long enough for as long as they think it

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>> why anyone is not here i can understand. >> i am here because it's my belief a woman has to have the right to do what they want to do. rachel: do you feel that women don't have the right to do what they want to do? what are your top issues? >> the way women are treated. i hate trump. >> is that i hate trying i hate trimark tripura women march? read both your last year as well? >> i was here. she was in washington. rachel: have you seen any progress? >> i don't think so. rachel: trump just said he saw for the march and limits unemployment is the lowest in 18 years. how do you feel about that? >> the fact is the economy has not been good since obama. it picked up a little bit. rachel: did you know women are

doing better under the trump economy than under the obama economy. >> yeah, thanks to obama. >> 2 million -- and now we are having the lowest ever recorded unemployment rate for hispanics. >> i would say have you ever taken a comic's class? rachel: i majored in economics. so he's a businessman and that's what we are saying. when you mention results like that, that is what we are seeing. we are seeing people being divided, animosity, people disrespecting each other. tranter yesterday there was another march, the pro-life march. what do you think about that? are they part of this women's building as well? >> i would welcome them here. everyone here is welcome to their opinion. >> i also happen to be a pro-life woman. what i do welcomed here as well? what is your hat?

do you know that happiness? >> no. don't worry about it. >> i am here because i believe in women's rights, independence and freedom and peace on earth. rachel: you two are hands down the cutest marchers in new york city. girl power. thank you. really well done. rachel: really learned a lot. first of all, this is an obama economy. they will not give credit to donald trump. if you did, but the other thing i learned as they are not opposed to pro-life women. the leadership is not in line with where the people iraq. pete: you also don't like hearing the word anger and hate it a lot about. rachel: it was fun.

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>> in my administration will always defend the very first rate in the declaration of independence and that is the right to life. >> president trump has made it his mission to fight for christians over the last year. he spoke to the participants via satellite on friday. >> here to discuss his author of god in the trunk of his ceo charisma media, and stephen saying. very interesting. we are interested to hear what the president's relationship is with god and how you surround

himself with pro-life people. mike pence and others. what you have to say? >> first of all, the purpose of the book is to talk about is there a spiritual aspect to what went on. people called it a miracle. in the bible, we see that god used a lot of imperfect people and donald trump by his own admission was pretty imperfect. he's not exactly the kind of leader you would think evangelicals would want to support, but yet he has become the champion of religious liberty and the right to life and all the things that are important to christians. >> how much of it is the influence of the people around as you say, are there other facet of his own personal history, titles for example influencing at least his openness to many of the issues christians care about? >> good question. in my book i talk about this.

his mother was very conservative. he went to a confirmation. about 10 or maybe 15 years ago he started washing christian television at night and asking questions and inviting people to come and pray with him before he ran into 12. he said he wasn't going to -- he has surrounded himself with people like james robinson, robert jeffress and of course mike pence and was a great symbol to the american people that he could be president. >> if you want to know what the influences are and where we are going in terms of religious liberty and all the things the president is doing, grabbed about. it is god and donald trump. >> available everywhere. corey lewandowski and ohio congressman jim jordan here.

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may be more likely to misuse lyrica. now i have less diabetic nerve pain. ask your doctor about lyrica. >> thank you for calling the white house. we cannot answer your call today because congressional democrats are holding government funding hostage. >> president trump is sending at the white house that within the government shutdown. >> one day into a government shutdown, the senate democrats have forced on our country. >> negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jell-o. >> senate democrats shut down the government over a bill that they have no issues with. this is utter madness. >> some gop lawmakers say despite the surveillance memo was shocked a country that's made public. >> it will be released and confident about. that is something the american people need to know. >> women's marches taking place

across the country and the one-year anniversary of president trump sonata ration. >> is a hate trump margery pro women march. >> from its 55th day. >> since he took office 833,000 jobs were fulfilled. >> what exactly are you resisting? ♪ pete: msb working for the weekend, but in washington is working on the weekend. rachel: working through the weekend. very good point. pete: working to try and get a good deal.

rachel: welcome connie dean. nice to be on the couch with you. yesterday my twitter is full of what full of women saying rachel campos duffy is the luckiest woman in the road to get to sit between these two guys. pete: i read that, and they were not about me. they were very negative. thank you for wearing a purple today. rachel: in honor of your vikings. pete: we are happy to have you all here. well done as far as music for today. sorry me, jeremy playing the music of the morning is that they should be working on the weekend because right now the government is shut down. day two of what many yards having the schumer shutdown as they dig their heels in the senate and say we want immigration and daca to be a part of this even though nothing in the spending bill we are opposed to. the longer it goes, the more stark the arguments become in the boulder it becomes. while you are doing things at your house yesterday, schumer

and mcconnell are going back and forth on the senate floor, crystallizing the debate. take a listen. >> one day into the government shut down, the senate democrats have forced on our country. >> we are happy and eager to compromise. but we will not be bullied. >> none of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle can point to a single thing in the bill that they oppose. >> the republicans control the white house, the senate, the house. that is why america and the world are calling this shut down the trunk shut down. >> does democratic leader took the extraordinary step of filibustering this bipartisan bill in issuing his own government shutdown. >> the republican leadership can get a tumultuous president on board with anything and they don't offer us any compromises on their own. >> he wants to keep the government shut down for hundreds of millions of

americans until we finish negotiating on the subject of illegal immigration. >> that was the back-and-forth. you've heard these arguments and republicans pointing out there's nothing in the spending bill democrats are against. >> the question is who's going to get the blame. we know the schumer shutdown sounds better, but looks like the public is maybe breaking in favor of the democrats. when i look at the bill, they go hey, there's nothing in there as marc short said in the clip we had earlier from this press conference yesterday. nothing in the bill that democrats don't like. >> who's going to win the messaging battle? the schumer shutdown or the trunk shut down? pete: that's the feeling "new york times." these guys want to be so in the tank against trumpets not even funny. if they are asking the question. he means it is the schumer

shutdown. "politico" has an article this morning saying media outlets struggle to assign blame because they are so used to pinning it on trumpeting of the democrats are the reason. rachel: which means the public probably is all of a sudden a weighed in already. there is one member of congress i think who is willing to work with the republicans is actually very liberal. he's representative luis gutierrez from illinois. let's see what he has to say about the wall and daca. >> if that's what it's going to take to take 800,000 young men and women and give them a chance to live freely and openly in america, then i will roll up my sleeves. i will go down there with bricks and mortar because you know, a brick for life, okay, let's do it. and let me just say, that wall

is offensive to me. it is insulting to me and people like me that i've come to this country. >> you have to appreciate the good faith. >> the president should invite luis gutierrez, not lindsey graham and dick durbin into the white house to get a deal done. i don't agree with luis gutierrez, but an honest to god and with dick durbin believe that a carries about these daca recipients. he doesn't like the wall that is going to give the president a wall and border security in exchange for this daca recipients good that the man you can work with. pete: that's all you want. get the funding part out of the way. monday 1:00 a.m. because they had to wait until monday. bride away on continuing resolutions. they want to fund the government. mitch mcconnell has said they will do that. but gutierrez is saying is let's just separate the two. keep the government no pain. get the troops paid.

then we can worry about the stealing democrat, you don't control any lover of power. we have enough power to shut down the government and play games but not to pass things on your own. come to the table and make a deal. republicans don't love all this talk about illegal immigration and amnesty, but they do love the top of the wall. let's make a trade. good to see a breakthrough like that. rachel: president trump has put out an ad that goes after democrats on the issue of illegal immigration. >> democrats to stand in our way will be complicit in every murder committed. president trump will fix our border and keep our families safe. rachel: is this a good look for 2018 or 2022 say we will protect illegal immigrants while they talk about the troops and support defending our borders. >> not a good look at all. it might be offensive to some people in this extremely effect give in black-and-white, star pictures if that's a very effective ad.

i'm outraged by that guy. you are the things that come out of his mouth, it's outrageous. it's very effective and it's going to go a long way towards his messaging. >> the guy in the ad killed two cops come with support multiple times, was here illegally and would kill more of the code. the ad says if you're not pursuing a border you're complicit for the violent that happens on the other side of it. a very stark message with a double down it will put american citizens first. that's the way he's bringing the shut down right there. rachel: chuck schumer's in a tough position because as we mentioned earlier, public opinion is certain to break in the way of republicans which by the way is very unusual because republicans usually believe this is so played a obvious that this is a non-funding issue that should be part of this discussion. a lot of democrats might be going i'm following chuck schumer into this moving battle and they really have their hopes up for a big uwe and nancy

pelosi taking over the house again. i'm not sure they are so happy with their leaders right now. pete: in the military they call it the l-shaped ambush. you've got multiple sides getting trapped in the kill zone, talking metaphorically. the reality is that could be exactly what happened, but she finally have a fighter in the white house, they have been fortified as we've seen. they are fighting against democrats with attack at democrats use all the time, which shouldn't be a chip for anybody, but democrats and republicans wanted in this bill and democrats really are a little worried because you got democrats running for president in the senate. that's why they are against this. >> i do want to make sure we say it is for me and look at paul ryan. he's got a lot of people

criticizing him all the time on this particular issue. he put together a bill that somehow got all of them together. i've heard all of these. there's a lot of stuff in there the freedom caucus didn't like. lots of members did mike, but they all rallied around it, all stuck together knowing this is a bill that democrats couldn't say no to that somehow they found a way to say no to keeping the government open. >> that is compromised and how it's supposed to work. >> there's an idea percolating that you are not going to like. i hope we don't pay members of congress if there is a shut down and they don't get back pay because they should have been doing their job anyway. >> a number of people have given not. rachel: it will light a fire under people and that's a good point. dean: is. unlike gutierrez. your headlines begin with a fox news alert.

two army pilots killed after the helicopter crashes during a training mission. it happened at fort irwin in southern california. apache copter crashing early saturday morning here their names have not been released. this is the first in a deadly military crash of 2018. vice president mike pence meeting this morning with king abdullah of jordan talking about the country's role in israel. palestinian peace efforts marking his second stop during his tour in the middle east. this coming one day after the bilateral meetings at egypt president -- egyptian president alice sese pledging a united front against terrorism. the vice president will travel later to israel. the government shut down isn't topping interior secretary ryan zinke you from protecting our great outdoors. first cleaning up trash on the national mall in washington d.c. in later welcoming students from illinois to the world war ii

memorial. zinke trying to keep publicly insulted when the daily caller they should not be used as a political weapon. pete: i will steal this headline. the nfl providing limited streaming of the championship games for the troops for the government shut down the hall to the armed forces network a fed which a lot of us watch while in iraq and afghanistan are also deployed which typically carries the games overseas. coverage of the most important game of the week in the nfc championship game. the minnesota vikings kicking off against the philadelphia eagles. >> and taking us one step at a time and i will stick to what got us here. the field position and, you know, third dog, fish and sea. if we are going to win on the road in a tough environment. the only thing we can do this week is beat the eagles.

pete: in case ketone, we trust. does your headlines. i got my cap on. i wanted to the rest of the show. gillian, if you're watching, you will be wearing this hat when you reach headlines on monday i think. we will see. or we will pay each other in bitcoin. he's tried hard but he can't make a deal with president trump in the shut down. >> negotiated with this white house is like negotiating with jell-o. it is next to impossible. pete: what is corey lewandowski think about that? we'll ask him next. trade for kidd rock will be performing at the nfl all-star game. why do hockey fans want that on ice? pete: i really wish she was senator kidd rock.

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>> negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jell-o. it's next to impossible. as soon as you take one step forward, the hard right forces, the president three steps back. pete: lacey didn't cry. trying to blast the president as they officially enter day two. >> your to react, campaign manager and co-author like trump he trump, corey lewandowski. thanks for coming.

it's a great book. how do you think the president is doing on messaging in the shut down right now? >> the schumer shutdown is exactly what it is. this is the democrats be an obstacle and the amazing part in what this administration is claiming now is there is no doubt they are trying to take on legislation that they can vote on today to keep the government helping. they want talk about illegal immigration. that's a very important topic. closing our government make insurer military has the resources necessary because they want to take care of people in this country illegally is a serious problem. there is a time to discuss illegal immigration but it's not when our troops don't get their paychecks instead and that's a shame. pete: how long can they hold out? do you think house democrats and others get restless about the fact it is the messaging on this you see the five senate democrats who voted for the bill

all up for reelection in 2018 in places that trump one. or the leadership getting out front a break and file democrats who know this is bad for them? >> chuck schumer represents the far left of the democratic arty and members of his own party are leaving him. those like joe manchin and claire mccaskill up in these that they know are going to be very competitive next year this year they won to make sure they keep their seats. they are breaking with republicans because it the right thing to do. closing the government doesn't help anybody. maybe there's some people who shouldn't work there. some of the deep state guys the same, but other than that you have to make sure our troops have resources and those moderate democrats relatively speaking understand that they need to keep the government open. chuck schumer and speaker pelosi issue becomes the speaker again are going to do everything they can to make this an issue about illegal immigration and putting illegal immigrants in front of american citizens.

pete: in the art of video, does he give them the wall? does that happen? >> it's not just the wall. you have to lynch immigration. 44% coming into this country can enter chain migration which means they've got a relative coming year. why don't we have a merit based system like canada does, like australia does. we are a country always welcoming immigrants, but it's not just the wall. ending chain migration, sanctuary cities, this crazy lottery system. the wall is an important component of it but we should not be closing our government to make sure illegals are getting preference over american citizens. rachel: really quick your book is like trump he trump. he's teaching republicans how to fight. >> is the backbone into the republican party. he's a leader now we see mitch mcconnell and paul ryan stand next to the president because he's a leader and he will get this done. that's what he does. trained to appreciate your time.

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rachel: we are back with some headlines. tim cook doesn't want his own nephew using social media. back in the u.k. he believes they argue over using technology. the latest executives in the tech industry warning about the downside of their product and services. a father warning parents of the scary side effects of tama flew

after his daughter portal to. >> it was literally like something >> is 11-year-old was hospitalized after acting erratically and complaining she heard the devil's voice when using the flu medication. a warning not tama flew caution some patients can develop abnormal behavior. pete: thanks, rachel. as her military faces the consequences, defense secretary jim mattis warned that our military's competitive edge is eroding. >> in this time of change, our competitive edge has eroded in every warfare. air, land, sea, space and cyberspace and is continuing to erode.

pete: as steady as she does is his message to the military. hold the line and then our nation can count on you. from n.y.p.d. lieutenant army s. thank you for joining us. off the top, what are the implications of the shut down on our military? >> i think the reserve component are people that come in who that come into command line is pretty active duty component is not going to be a fact did, but there's a good chance they may not be paid. we have to take into consideration issues with russia, china and north korea. when a logistics to pinpoint the military spending to ensure we maintain the fortifications in connection with the exponential threat. pete: that's a big question to me. larger strategic implications of

finding our defense department so we are continuing the resolution with no real strategy for threat assessments. >> this comes out 10 years contg stops getting to our troops. the best vehicles are no longer being worked on to get them into the field. pete: how concerned are you as it pertains to readiness or modernization are taking care of equipping? when they posit does hurt the forest writ large? >> i read the portions of the report you guys have been putting up on fox news that timmy was more concerned with general mattis was talking about. we had to look at this in terms

of the future in the perspective of the past way to change the way we think. we were attacked in this presidential election in russia was exposing some a majority existed. as a teacher, we put a lot of emphasis but we are not teaching our kids about physics. i understand we are vulnerable and education is one of those issues we are vulnerable. with the teacher kids what it is to be an american from how to get involved physically come at paying attention to my reading the news, understanding what they're looking at as opposed to not being involved in it they are getting involved based off of misinformation. pete: to that point, do you think our leaders, republicans and democrats understand the implications of their dysfunction, whether the trunk shut down, schumer shut down when they can't come to an agreement that other people are

truly affected? >> i don't labor leaders understand this. president trump is taking a forward step to protect this nation. when you look at congress, they've never served in the military. message they are holding the american people and military hostage based on their inability to come to a conclusion. trump came to the table as a negotiator and the democrats have come to the table if we don't care what we want we will not do anything and it's ultimately hurting us as american citizens. pete: how did the guys on the ground to this, trooper pulled types? this is a morale killer. let's remember why the government to shut down. they want to make legal people. that's a topic you can see their way. why am i not going to get paid on february 1st if this is still going on because something in washington, their priority is people in the country are illegal. if i'm eight years and, thinking 20 for a career, you better

rethink this at this point. my government doesn't prioritize me over people in the country illegally. pete: you served in afghanistan. >> a guy in afghanistan today is frustrated. >> and 2015 the government shutdown. they are not representing us. during the shutdown you have to get everybody in the room, have to be a leader. he's got to give the speaker of the house and everybody in the room and make a deal. you have to be -- pete: what about when he had been in the room to make them look bad. >> what i see as there seems to be a failure of leadership. i see it across the board, all of our leaders are failing in for me is somebody who served in afghanistan. i tell you right now that is the frustration of a lot of the men i served with. we feel that our leaders are not representing.

pete: you certainly don't want politics in fact in the battlefield. i don't know if we can go do a shot of the most well-dressed military panel with ever had. they all talk their shirts in. a big moment. pete: please pull for my team. appreciate it. democrats could block another vote tonight to reopen the government, but they won't take the blame. >> this will be called the trunk shut down -- trunk shut down. pete: reaction for that next. a little boy at a timberwolves game. wait until you hear how about soldier returned the favor. coming up with a very cool story. ♪ ♪ video-game dance music

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>> that is why they are calling the shut down the trunk shut down. pete: scene on capitol hill, both sides. >> what's been a rash, white house secretary to bring the white house perspective this

morning. tanks for joining us. we saw the dueling speeches on the senate floor yesterday as there will be a vote on monday at 1:00 a.m. as closer as to vote on funding the government. when you look at the american people and how they view the speech is commending up as much attention as we do. what is their take away about who is was responsible for the shut down? >> pete, thank you for having me on this morning. if you look at what is going on prior to the shut down, it is entirely clear it is the democrats and chuck schumer shut down. they've been in the senate for years. eight years under president obama and a president that was more willing to sign immigration legislation then they preferred. they never shut down over that issue. they are doing it now to blame this president. it is wrong. it is completely out of line with how legislators need to operate in an era of compromise and frankly they are holding our

troops, first responders, border patrol agents all hostage over unrelated legislation. i think the american people understand what is going on. pete: we are here. this is the point we arrive. how did you break it? are republicans waiting for democrats to come over with a new deal? is that the strategy? >> our position is we will not negotiate on the status of hundreds of thousands of people here illegally all the basic services of hundreds of millions of lawful residents in the united dates are held hostage. that's a firm position we will not back down from. we are willing to work with democrats on how we reopen the government, but they need to cast the vote to reopen the government and we need 10 to 12 senate democrats to do that on monday morning at 1:00 or whatever they end up having the vote. >> it sound like republicans are digging their heels in and democrats are doing their heels in. how does it end? >> we need senate democrats to

reach across the aisle. we are willing to be flexible on how we reopen the government does superman couldn't reopen the government. we need democrats in the senate to do it. pete: trying to convince him to do so. your boss just tweeted seconds ago this very great to see how hard republicans are fighting for military and safety of the border could the dems wanted legal immigrants deported to her nation on chad. a stalemate continues, republicans should go to 51%. the "nuclear option" and vote on real long-term budget. we asked one of your colleagues in the press department yesterday, is that the white house position to go to 51, the nuclear options of things can happen. what's the white house position on that? >> when the boss speaks i certainly don't say anything else. it's definitely been our position in the senate has been dysfunctional in many ways because of the filibuster. it blocked nominees.

it blocks all kinds of meaningful legislation. hundreds of great legislation that gets stalled in the senate. if chuck schumer can round up a few folks and block anything. our position has been for quite some time. if you look at her accomplishments, the best accomplishments, the confirmation note deal igorsuch. we think dave don't make sense when you're dealing with somebody like chuck schumer and began the senate democrats. if we want progress, we have to get rid of the filibuster in a lot of these and there's. rachel: great point. >> alan dershowitz made the point yesterday. rachel: creatures from trump supporters because look at everything through they want. >> unit the other side given the opportunity we do just that. plenty of senators are very wedded to the tradition of the senate whether it be that orin hatch, went the grand.

the power of the filibuster. each become these powerful people. do you think it could actually change? >> that is a to the senate republicans. they can change. they have the ability to change the world. they've been working with democrats and have been in the minority in the passive in the understand the rights of the minority in the history there. we as an administration have a four or eight year window. we have a lot of things we want to get done where frustrated democrats don't want to work across the aisle. if you look at dominations, for just a second, we have had more nominees for senate confirmation filibuster to miss it and its duration in one year alone than the rest of his terrine recorded time. in this country. the level of obstruction is unprecedented and the response is to be unprecedented dealing with the filibuster. pete: the resistance israel. pete: thank you, roche shaw.

everybody learned not now. thank you, sir. rachel: rate, turning to extreme weather. i is causing flood concerns for homeowners across the kentucky river. >> in danger of losing their concerns as they damaged properties across the river. tell us what we can expect run the country. >> because we've been having this incredible freezes and well-equipped for months. usually you see that a little bit later in the spring when everything finally thought-out. we've had this incredible nice weather this weekend, kind of what we had last weekend. will this time stay a little bit warmer. i think we'll continue to see those ice jams that freezing up anytime soon. showers across florida today. the storm track is out across parts of the west right now with a lot of snow across places that needed. a very dry winter so far. great news for the ski areas the number culture and everything

across the southwest. the storm moving across parts of the flames in the pacific northwest as well. one quick thing because of the little warm weather you see across parts of texas. this time of year get ready we've got a severe weather threat today. damaging winds and isolated tornadoes as well. pete: appreciated. >> gop lawmakers say the fisa surveillance mamma will shock the country if it is made public here in ohio congressman jim jordan says the american people need to see it. he joins us next. prevagen is the number one selling brain-health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember.

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visit dexcomnow.com to learn more. rachel: we are back with the fox news alert. the government shut down officially entering day to his government's bow to botch any republican efforts to get it back open. pete: joining us now, jim jordan to react to this. thanks for being here up in early. what is the latest on the

ground? another house is not at issue here come the in touch with your colleagues in the senate as well. where are we? >> look, just kind of waiting to see. you know, this is chuck schumer saying that amnesty is more important than funding the government. the majority of the house voted to keep the government open, but chuck schumer in a minority in the senate that because of their senate rules said we think amnesty for folks that came here legally is more important than all about and we will have a government shutdown. so here we are we'll see what happens today. rachel: do think rank-and-file senators are not a chuck schumer or at least concerned with the strategy he's put them on? >> you would have to ask them. i talked to republican senators yesterday. so we will see. four of them voted to fund the government just two days ago. my guess is you'd have to talk

to them. >> congressman, you are a wrestler. any chance you could turn this into a wrestling match? >> i am a washed up has-been. sometimes he would like to when you do with liberals. the election in 2016 was very clear. border security while in chain migration but the century city policy happening all over the country deal with those issues first and foremost. that is what the american people elected republicans do and yet today here we are in sunday talking about the government not open because certain people in the senate, a minority in the senate said amnesty for the cause is more important than all of that. fundamentally that is the issue here. you would like for them to wake up and say what are they elected to do? >> you talk about the 2016 election. what we did know at that know at that time was they were surveillance going on against an opposition candidate. using a memorandum that points

out how to fight the system used potentially against then candidate tron. what can you share about how devastating that may be? you migrate question. this needs to be seen by journalists like all of you but more importantly by the american people because never forget what we know already. what we know already if democrats finance this dossier. the clinton campaign paid tribute to gps and paid russians to do what? influence the election yet we've got this entire more investigation that in a coordination between the trump campaign of russia to influence the election and today we've not been one bit of evidence. but we also know is peter strauch, former deputy head of the fbi who ran the clinton investigation, interviewed the russian investigation, that guy, peter stzrock has these messages at least these messages at least a page where he talks about an

insurance policy, we can't let donald trump, all of that we are in no in this memo is something the american people need to see, which i think will show what took place at the highest level of the fbi. >> only one democrat has taken advantage of the opportunity to see this memo. we know that. i've seen different reactions from those republicans who have gone and to see the memo. varying degrees of alarm. are you at all concerned maybe some are overselling this and that could be a problem when it does hit the public? >> good point, rachel. that's why you need to get out right away. we've talked to chairman nuñez about this. the sooner they can have a bow, make it available, the white house gets time where they can say yes or no to allowing it to be public. as soon as we start the process, the better. let's get it out there so the american people can see what took place at the highest levels

of the fbi. dean: #release the memo. pete: appreciate your work and releasing the memos. let us all see it and make that call. and so on. always, no jacket, which we love. >> coming up, and i hit the street with protesters here in new york, but why are they marching? >> is this that i hate trump march or a pro women's march? >> she was very honest. that's all. pete: to bring a document a very serious here at the fox news channel takes a look at the events leading up to bill clinton's impeachment. our next guest question president trump directly. i am distracted by this great music. the preview but you're not going to want to miss.

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pete: well, the clintons rocked by scandal after scandal over the years. remember the whitewater land deal? the details leading up to president bill clinton's impeachment. >> questions about why water became too distracting, special counsel was appointed to investigate chronicled in the new seven part documentary style series called scandalous. take a look. >> january, 1994, calls for a

whitewater investigation followed president clinton overs these thin international summit on arms control and non-proliferation. the international diplomacy was overshadowed by questions from back home. >> the president has directed white house counsel to request the attorney general to appoint a special counsel. >> she appointed regulatory independent counsel be the same as bob mueller is today. >> is looking for someone who would be fair and impartial in the fifth set to a tee. pete: journey and a stylist at the independent counsel in the whitewater lewinsky investigation. this is a fascinating series airing on ochsner's beard tell us what people will hear that they may not remember. >> they will hear the whole story from the beginning. i was incredibly impressed by the people who produced this documentary. they really did their homework before they came to talk to me and others enables the from the

very beginning, this investigation began with madison guaranty/whitewater. people think it was all about the whitewater land deal, but from the very beginning it was but a crooked, dirty savings and loan institution madison guarantee which was run by a crony and longtime friend to president clinton and mrs. clinton, a guy named jim mcdougal. pete: hearing a lot about initial investigations now with mueller, robert mueller. are there any similarities speaking here with what happened about these two different investigations? >> well, robert fisk him originally appointed by janet reno was appointed as a special counsel because there was the independent counsel law had expired. congress was in the process of redraft unit, but it hadn't been done yet. so, they hired robert fisk was appointed and he is very similar

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shock the country if it's made public. >> it will be released, i'm confident of that. that is something that the american people need to know. >> women's march is taking place all across the country. they are happening on the one-year anniversary of president trump's inauguration. >> is it a hate trump march or is it a pro-women march? >> for me it's i would say 50-5. >> since this president took office, 853,000 new jobs are filled by women. >> what exactly are you resisting? ♪ > hey, guys. welcome. join us. it's not just me, we got two other guys on the couch -- one guy, one gal. superman and super mom. dean: she is super mom. pete: super mom here on "fox &

friends." it's the 8 o'clock hour here in manhattan, we're psyched to be here. dean: sun's coming up, everything's happening. pete: government's shut down, but everything is okay. rachel: you're just worried about this football game. pete: i am. i'm pretty distracted by it. it's a big game, i got my cop, the vikings are playing, got no kneelers. i'll take it off at some point during the show. the rest of the teams, good luck i don't care about you. dean: that's a good hat, by the way, . rachel: it is a good hat. you look like you're 12 when you put it on. it's kind of cute. pete: i am 12 inside. actual age is 12. dean: i agree. rachel: between both of them the mean age is 24. pete: that's how we do it. that's why we have fun on this show. keep it going. we're excited to have both of these here on "fox & friends" on this sunday and of course while you were sleeping, once again, nothing got done in washington, d.c. the shutdown continues as the back-and-forth continues. what we know right now is there will be a vote late tonight technically one a.m. on monday morning because of senate rules, they had to wait 30 hours before another vote but mitch mcconnell

said they're going to hold another vote to reopen the government by funding the government. the house has already passed it. the senate would need to. the question is will democrats blink. dean: everybody seems to have their heels dug in. white house saying they won't negotiate, won't negotiate immigration while this funding bill is going on and democrats say we're not going to do anything because we need to protect these illegal immigrants if you will, over our own military. where's it going to end? rachel: he talked about senate rules. there's another senate rule that's the president has just tweeted about. he wants to see this one blown up. he's saying, "great to see how hard republicans are fighting for our military and safety at the border. the dems just want illegal immigrants to poor into our nation unchecked. the stalemate continues. republicans should go to 51%, the newark option, and vote on real long-term budget, no crs. what do you think about that?

dean: that is making a real dent tightening the rules. less time to dig your heels in with the nuclear option. people call that leaders.ip pete: it's to really look at mitch mcconnell and senate republicans and say are you serious about this or not? are you willing to do what's necessary? we know if the left got the levers of power they would do this exact same thing so at this point the trump agenda is at issue. i do think democrats are worried worried. i think you've got house democrats saying, is this a good strategy? even the media is equivocating on who's to blame for this. dean: they're struggling for the headline; that's tough. pete: they know we know the democrats are in the wrong because they're the praetorian guardian as mark levin calls them, or fake news as the president calls them and if they're not giving loves to democrats, probably means the democrats are wrong in some .ay rachel: we had the deputy secretary of the white house rod shaw and here's what he had to say about the shutdown.

>> this is the democrats' and chuck schumer's shutdown. they had eight years under president obama and a president that was more willing to sign legislation that they preferred. they never shut down the government over that issue. they're doing it now to try to blame this president. it's wrong. it's completely out of line with how legislators need to operate in an era of compromise. and, frankly, they're holding our troops, they're holding our first responders, they're holding our border patrol agents all hostage under legislation. pete: is trump teaching republicans how to fight here. pete:. rachel: he absolutely is and got to give credit to paul ryan. he has kept his team together. if you start to get people who aren't on the team going off the freed caucus he's here, these guys are there, you're not going to get this strategy to work. so, yeah, i do think he's teaching them to negotiate and i think that tweet about going nuclear option is -- dean: very effective. rachel: yes, it's upping the

antebecause the last thing the democrats want is a nuclear option because essentially the expire trump agenda goes forwar. pete: of course tax reform happened on the backs of only republican votes. the democrats are invested in resisting and if you want to get something done you got to push past that resistance. he's suggesting that. we'll see where the news cycle goes on whether it's actually considered in the senate but it would be a huge move if it was. speaking of the agenda, so you're talking about spending and keeping the government open. republicans insisting you got to separate the wall and daca and chain migration from this debate and we heard from the deputy -- principal deputy white house press secretary that they're going to separate those two. well, a democrat, as we've pointed out this more, luis gutierrez out of illinois has acknowledged on another network that he may be willing to actually build the wall in exchange for the daca deal. it's a suggestion the deal could be there. take a listen. >> if that's what it's going to take to take 800,000 young men and women and give them a chance to live freely and openly in

america, then i'll roll up my sleeves. i'll go down there with bricks-and-mortar and begin the wall, 'cause, you know, a brick for life? okay, let's do it. and let me just say, that wall is offensive to me. it's insulting to me and people like me that have come to this country. pete: i don't see how the wall is offensive. that drives me nuts. it's not a racist thing. it's not an offensive thing. it's your border. it doesn't make sense to me but i'll believe rep. gutierrez when i see him down there on the wall in texas or california with some bricks-and-mortar building a wall. rachel: he doesn't have to do that, he just has to get his team on board to get the border security and guess what, you can get certainty for the daca recipients. i actually give representative gutierrez, someone i never agree with on anything, i give him a lot of credit here. actually unlike dick durbin i believe luis gutierrez wants a

deal. i think this is an invitation to the white house. president trump, i think you should bring in luis gutierrez, get the wall done, deal with chain migration, deal with the lottery system, give certainty to these daca recipients, let's get immigration off the table. dean: let's get it going. i agree with you. pete: speaking of getting it going you would have to not just get luis gutierrez but you have to get nancy pelosi in there being willing to actually talk about these things. now, she's been -- she is always quite quotable. she the loves up the ante, and talk about armageddon, but remember she talked about the crumbs that, and rich people are getting, we go out and talk to the employees who are grateful for the money that is increasing their paycheck. well, she's sitting happy right now. she took house democrats out to dinner at a fancy restaurant in washington, d.c, last night and did take time also to go out to the women's march, which we'll talk about, but some military families took issue with the high-end dinner nancy pelosi took her caucus to last night. this from a military family member tweeting, "hi, nancy pelosi. can my army daughter go?

for some reason she's not getting a paycheck and illegals get more support from dems than she does. personally i think it's idiotic to hold up military paychecks." so the question is, is this bad optics? lack of interest? what is it? dean: it's very bad optics. rachel: yeah, umph terrible for her going out to a fancy dinner when her compatriots as this poor kid is not getting paid. rachel: it looks like they're celebrating. listen, if you are wanting as nancy does to become the new leader of the house -- and they do think they have a blue wave on their hands, they do think they're moving in that direction -- the last thing you want to do is look that out of touch that you don't care about your military, that you're out there celebrating i think you guys were calling her "fancy nancy." i think it's a great monitor. pete: is it fancy nancy or crumbs pelosi or both? it could be one or the other. we did ask you. i think we have a couple of emails or tweets from viewers. i don't know that we have it in the teleprompter right now. if we don't, we don't. tammy said, "celebrating while

the military goes without pay, she should be ashamed." and another one from beth. rachel: "she should have taken some military families out for a nice meal. now, who pays for this meal? taxpayers?" that's a good question, and was it a nice move for -- it would have been a nice move for them to take a military family out. dean: better optics if that's the case. rachel: i think what the military wants is their paycheck paycheck. they'll pay for their own meal. pete: i don't think members of congress should get paid -- sorry, sean duffy -- it might present an incentive that might actually get them to work. dean: very much so. sorry i know you have a big family and you want to get paid but it's certainly an incentive. they're not getting paid, it's an incentive. pete: nancy pelosi also made it to the women's march yesterday. so did you. rachel: so did i. pete: she was not marching. she was asking questions of marchers and we're going to bring it to you. she did a fantastic job, really revealing about why they were out there. rachel: it's a fun package.

stay tuned for that. turning now to your headlines beginning with a fox news alert. two army pilots killed after their helicopter crashed. this during a training mission. it happened at fort irwin in south carolina. dean: southern california. rachel: sorry, southern california. the apache chopper crashing in the nearby mojave desert early saturday morning this happen their names have not been released. this is the first known deadly military crash of 2018. vice president mike pence meeting this morning with king abdullah of jordan, speaking on the israeli-palestine peace efforts in his second stop during the middle east tour. this coming one day after bilateral meetings with egypt's president el-sisi preaching a united front against terrorism. the vice president will later today travel to israel. d.h.s. reaching a new milestone for the president's border wall, the testing and evaluation phase wrapping up for the eight prototypes. u.s. special forces even trying to breach the wall and could not

do it. border patrol now testing a new fleet of drones, hoping to help agents in the field, putting eyes in the remote areas where they can't see. and a little -- a hero for his service at minnesota's timber wolfs game and a soldier thanks him right back with the jersey. the boy's father says he wasn't expecting at all to get this much attention and. the soldier was given the jersey as a gift from the nba basketball game. the boy said she's going to keep thanking veterans forever. what a good little bit. pete: my best friend in the whole world was at that game, and he saw it happen. the kid said "thank you" to the service -- as he's walking up, the guy so happy, takes a picture, the troop gives his jersey to the kid like -- dean: it's those minnesotans. rachel: they are good people. pete: wisconies are okay.

dean: our military taking a direct hit because of the shutdown. dr. seb aschen gorka says it's clear, democrats have taken daca people over our troops. pete: the all-star game, why do hockey fans -- well, some hockey fans want that plan put on ice? we'll answer that question for you. hold together. a little to the left. 1, 2, 3, push! easy! easy! easy! (horn honking) alright! alright! we've all got places to go! we've all got places to go! washington crossing the delaware turnpike? surprising. what's not surprising? how much money sean saved by switching to geico. big man with a horn.

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immigrants over our troops and our national security. rachel: here to explain fox news national security strategic and former deputy assistant to president trump, dr. sebastian gorka. welcome. >> great to see you guys. rachel: what is your take on the messaging and how things are going in this shutdown? because usually republicans are pretty used to getting blamed when this happened. >> yeah, something's really changed. i think schumer's in the hot seat right now, because the american people understand what's really going on. they understand that this isn't the president's fault, this isn't the republicans' fault. they may have the majority of the seats in both houses, but thanks to the filibuster rule, to get a continuing resolution through, they need 60 votes. the g.o.p. only has 51, which means it's nine democrats, it's chuck schumer that have stopped this bill going through, this cr which means they've cohen illegal immigrants, they've

chosen daca over our military. so, you know, there are active duty soldiers, marines, airmen, coast guards who will not get paid while this shutdown is in effect. and if you look at that recent cnn poll, people realize this is chuck schumer's fault, and that's exactly right. pete: doctor, what's the real impact on our military? what's the real impact on readiness? what are the considerations d.o. d.o.d. and the white house are making for that? >> okay, so we know we've been reassured by secretary mattis, relaxed our active duty personnel will be at their posts they will be defending the nation, but they're not going to get paid unless this thing is resolved. they will get that back pay, but for the time they are on post, that next paycheck will be held hostage by chuck schumer and by the democrats, all reserve training, all reserve activities have to be canceled because of the lack of the c.r. and up to

50% perhaps of the civilian employees that work for the defense department will be furloughed, so is this serious, pete. dean: also the death benefits for anybody who dies during a shutdown, we just lost an apache helicopter early this morning or last night and those two airmen -- i don't know that they're airmen -- that we lost, they're not going to get paid their hundred thousand dollars benefit benefit. obviously that hurts them immediat.ly pete: army pilots. >> it's disgusting. dean, again, what do you care about? do you care about the american people? do you care about the 330 million americans that are here, the immigrants that are legally here? do you want them to be safe? do you want them to prosper? or do you want to grandstand and do you want to make this daca issue, which wasn't even expired yet, the priority? and we know the democrats say illegal immigrants are the priority over americans. and that's just shaleful. pete: doctor, very briefly what matters is who brinks and who moves first. chuck schumer calls negotiating with the president "jell-o." i feel like you might articulate

it recently. >> look, read the book "the master of the deal." the president is the master of the deal and i know who's going to blink first, and it is not donald j. trump. the democrats will cave. rachel: wow. you heard it here first. dean: put the nuclear option on the table so that might be a little more pressure to make. thanks, dr. gorka. >> thanks, g.ys rachel: coming up, a new trump campaign ad slamming the democrats on immigration saying they're complicit for murders committed by illegal immigrants. will they get the message? pete: and franklin graham was at president trump's inauguration one year ago. what has this past year meant for people of faith? he will join us live next. ♪ i'm a believer

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pete: welcome back. quick headlines for you.

forget about the brexit. let's talk about a frexit. france's president emanuel macaroni admitting in a bbc interview that if his voters had a choice they would probably vote to leave the european union just like the u.k. however, france currently doesn't have any votes planned to leave the eu because they're very wedded to their globalist agenda. and a north korean delegation crossing into the south overnight, preparing for their last minute participation in the winter olympics in pyeongchang. the rogue nation sending 22 athletes and 230 cheerleaders, unknown number of which are spies to participate in the games, even marching with south korea during the opening ceremony on february 9th. skews my editorializing. dean: 230 -- i think 230 is the number. president trump is celebrating his first year in office, tweeting this: "unprecedented success for our country in so many ways since the election. record stock market, strong on

military, crime, borders, and isis. judicial strength in numbers, lowest unemployment for women and all, massive tax cuts, end of individual mandate, and so much more. big 2018." and our next guest was with the president on his inauguration day. joining us now is reverend franklin graham, president of samaritan's purse and the billy great people evangelistic organization. thank you for joining us, reverend. >> thank you. it's a privilege to be with .ou rachel: this has been a big year for anybody who cares about religious liberty in america and abroad. tell us what this first year has meant for you and your followers followers. >> well, first of all, i'm just grateful to the president. i find him to be an honest person, i find him to be a person who concerned about the religious freedoms of americans, but not just us here in this country, but he's concerned about religious freedom of

people in other countries. and so i applaud what he has done this first year. even though he has been attacked since day one. and the left is trying to destroy this man. it's almost like we're in the middle of a digital coup. and that's what it is, it's a digital coup d'etat. they're wanting to force him out of office. they're wanting to take control of the government. and we need to pray for this man man. as a christian i want to do all that i can to support him. he's our president. whether you voted for the man or whether you didn't, it doesn't matter, he's the president. and if he succeeds, we all succeed. if he fails, we all fail. the tax cut is going to help all americans, regardless. if the tide comes up, all the boats float. and so the tide is coming up, and we need to take advantage of this great opportunity and support him and pray for him and back him. pete: reverend, you know, about 25 feet behind us yesterday there was the women's march down

here. they didn't have a good word to say about this president at all. what are they missing about his approach, and especially as it pertains to faith? >> well, listen, whether they're missing his approach or not, it's working. isis has been basically defeated in iraq and syria. they're on the run. we need to give him credit for that. the economy, 8,000 points on the due, that's incredible, 31% growth. that hasn't happened since fdr. this benefits everybody. if you've got 401(k) you are benefiting. and for me as a christian it supports the work that we do, whether you're an atheist, whether you're a catholic, whether you're protestant, a jew it doesn't matter; we all are benefiting from this man. he's a businessman. he's not a politician. and that's what i think is so good. he doesn't play by the politicians' rules. he's a businessman who's trying to fix a broken system. and so as a christian, i support

him and pray for him. it doesn't mean he's perfect. he's not president perfect. but he's got his flaws like we all do. but he is certainly trying to fix this nation so it will be better for my grandchildren and his grandchildren. so i say god bless the man and let's move forward. dean: reverend, christians have been one of the most persecuted groups throughout the world in the last few years. how is that changing under this president? >> well, take christmas where the secular world wants to take christ out of christmas, and that's why they have holidays, " "happy holidays, happy x-mass." it's the name of jesus christ that they hate. and as a follower of christ, see i believe that jesus died for my sins and for your sins. he shed his blood on a cross, that god sent him to this earth for that reason and that god raised his son to life and anyone who puts his faith and trust in jesus christ will be forgiven. and this is what i believe, and this is what christians believe.

but the world is attacking christians because they hate the name of christ. and president trump has been defending christians. and i find this refreshing to have a president who's not afraid to say "jesus," he's not afraid to have prayers where people end in the name of jesus. we've never had that not in my life, and he defends the christian faith more than any president in my lifetime. pete: absolutely. defeatingizes means you're defending christians as well. so, reverend franklin graham, thank you for your time this morning. we appreciate it. >> thank you and god bless you all. dean: a new trump campaign ad slamming the democrats on immigration, saying they're complicit in murders committed by illegal immigrants. will they get the message? rachel: plus, i hit the streets to talk with those protesters he was talking about at the women's march here in new york city multiply but why were they marching? that's coming up. >> is it a hate trump march or is it a pro-women march? >> for me it's i would say 50-50

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tell you how they feel about this shutdown and why it's occurring. it's messaging. pete: it's called messaging, and republicans have a lot to learn from the way they're doing it. rachel: there is no doubt in my mind that anybody else other than donald trump would have done that, and he's really teaching through experience how to handle not just messaging, but how to fight back. you know, he's not going to allow his team who he believes is really in the right, take the blame for schumer's shutdown. pete: don't be afraid. and i think, you know, we were talking about calls to congressional lines, which are important. constituent feedback is always important. but it's oftentimes outside group that flood phone lines and if you know what you believe, who cares how many calls you get if you think you're in the right and i think in this case they're saying we're in the right, call us, tell us how you feel, leave your message. rachel: i'll push back a little bit on you, pete, because i do think the calls when you start to see a big cluster you know it's been manufactured but you can kind of tell where the

people are. it is a good way for the people to gauge. interestingly i told you guys yesterday that the calls were coming into my husband's office. they weren't about the shutdown. they were "release the memo." so i think people are getting that this is a manufactured shutdown on the part of the democrats. pete: and there has been a core message from the beginning, starting from this president but now trickling through republicans saying your choice is clear: are you for illegal immigrants, or are you for american citizens? now, this is not something that just surrounds this debate. it could also -- and will also move to the campaign trail which is why it was interesting yesterday when the donald trump j. trump for president campaign released this ad solidifying that message. listen. >> that's illegal immigrant luis br a/k/a mantes charged with murdering two police officers. it's pure evil. president trump is right. build the wall, deport criminals deport criminals, stop illegal immigration now. democrats who stand in our way

will be complicit in every murder committed by illegal immigrants. president trump will fix our border and keep our families safe. >> i'm donald trump, and i approve this message. pete: double thumbs up. dean: yeah, double thumbs. that is on message, and that's a very, very effective ad. and it sets the choice right there. illegal immigrants, american citizens. rachel: and yesterday we had the aunt of one of the police officers that was killed by one of the illegal immigrants that you saw in that ad, and it was a heartbreaking interview. it was really actually kind of hard for me to give because it was so powerful, what she had to say. and i think what people are saying is, look, we have a heart for these daca kids or young adults as they are now, but it's time for us, our hearts to also break for the people who have been affected by these really bad policies. pete: it is going to be complicit versus complicit. remember when saturday night live called ivanka complicit in her dad's agenda? well, what if you're complicit in illegals breaking the law? that should matter too. just saying.

sorry. rachel: i hear you. i'm so riveted. turning now to your headlines, beginning with a fox news alert. the taliban taking responsibility for the deadly hotel siege overnight in kabul, killing six people and wounding six hours. five gunmen storming into the luxury hotel and holding guests hostage. a fire forcing some to escape from five balconies, police killing all five gunmen and rescuing more than 150 people during the attack. a daring rescue on a cruise ship. the nypd aviation unit lowering a medic from a helicopter to save a passenger having a heart attack on a royal caribbean anthem of the seas ship. the emergency happening near staten island. the elderly man then rushed to a nearby hospital by a chopper where he is expected to survive. pete: awesome st.ff

rachel: the nhl is standing firm and sticking by kid rock. ♪ i was born free. rachel: there was some political blabber over having the singer headline the league's all-star game festivities. but the league president saying quote it's all about the entertainment at the end of the day for us and this selection was purely based on that and the fact that kid rock is a hockey lover. that's simply the background here. pete: good job, .hl rachel: and great song choice, that's my favorite kid rock song song. the iconic rock certify a vocal supporter of president trump. >> and our producers never miss an opportunity to play a gratuities kid rock which you got to love. dean: you stayed at that hotel in kabul, was that really a luxury hotel? pete: luxury by afghanistan standards. they know where the westerners are, so that's why they target it. dicey there in kabul. rick you've got the weather. >> i do dicey here in midtown

manhattan. a little bit but these two lovely women from myrtle beach have -- nobody comes to new york in january, i have to tell you, everybody comes in december, but in january, no. why january? >> it's a slow time and i may treat my girlfriends all to a $25 flight, round trip. >> there you go. you are wise. that makes perfect sense now. let's talk a little bit of weather. take a look at the maps. here's the temperatures. warm spots across parts of the south, severe later later on in the day today. we have a few showers across parts of florida. nothing that's going to make your day a washout at all. but a big storm is out here across parts of the four corners and across parts of the northern plains and as it does the wind is going to pick up and anywhere you see that red from eastern colorado all the way through parts of the minnesota those are blizzard warnings so very windy conditions and some spots are going to see up to a fight of slow, the yellow where it's warm beyond the alert could see a few

tornadoes throughout the afternoon. pete: i may have missed it weather in philadelphia today at 6:40? >> really nice. both games will be great. dean: minnesota is used to playing in good weather. pete: we're supposed to be a cold weather team but we play indoors so we're kind of soft. >> hit the streets with women's protesters here in new york. but why were they marching? >> was it a hate trump march or a pro-women march? >> for me i would say 50-50. dean: more from the protesters next. pete: we've already seen what she's done on the street. it's great. you're going to love it. and minnesota vikings fans sending their support to an opponent after he plays through the pain. minnesota supporters donating thousands of dollars to his charity. saints punter thomas morsed joins us live to thank those fans just ahead. a very cool story.

dean: yesterday on the anniversary of president trump's inauguration, thousands of protesters took to streets across america for the second annual women's march. rachel: and i went there to find out what it was all about. tell me why you're here. >> i'm here because i don't see our country is going right now. just angry. i'm angry at he went that's going on. >> to march to be part of the event to stand up for women's rights and pay way for the daughters that we teach. i'm a teacher. rachel: i'd love to hear why you're here. >> anyone who's not here, i can't understand that, so... who are you from? rachel: i'm with fox news. >> oh, forget it. >> i'm here because i believe that woman should have the right to do what they want to do. rachel: do you feel like women don't have the right to do what they want to do in america right now? >> women are protected under the constitution of the united states, which is pathetic. rachel: what are your top issues issues? >> oh, the way women are treated

treated. i think very unequally. i hate trump. rachel: is it a hate trump march or is it a a pro-women march? >> for me it's i would say 50-5. rachel: were you both here last year for the march? >> i was here. she was in washington. rachel: have you seen any progress for women in the last year? >> i don't think.so rachel: did you know that trump just tweeted about the march? he said that he's all for the march and he said that women's unemployment is the lowest in 18 years. how do you feel about that? >> well, the fact is that his -- the economy has not been hurt since obama. as a matter of fact, it's picked up a little bit when trump was -- rachel: you think this is an obama economy, not a trump economy? >> i think it's both. rachel: did you know that women are doing better under the trump economy than under the obama economy? >> thanks to obama. >> yeah, thanks to obama. rachel: under obama millions -- >> under obama millions of people fell into poverty. >> i agree with that. >> and now we're having record low, the lowest ever recorded unemployment rate for hispanics. what do you say to that?

>> i would say have you ever taken an economics course? rachel: i majored in economics. you may not like donald trump but the economy is pretty good. >> for sure. so highs businessman and that's what we're seeing. you know when you mention results like that that is what we're seeing but we're also seeing people being divided, we're seeing animosity, we're seeing people disrespecting each other and i think that's why we're all out here today. rachel: yesterday there was another march do you guys know that in d.c. that was the pro-life march. >> oh, i heard about that. rachel: what do you think about that. are pro-life women part of this movement as well? >> yes. i would welcome them here. everybody here is welcome with their opinion. rachel: i also happen to be a pro-life woman. would i be welcome at this march march? >> of course. rachel: why are you wearing that hat? >> because a lot of people wear that hat. rachel: do you know what that hat means? >> no. rachel: don't worry about it. why are you here? >> i'm here because i believe in women's rights, independence, and free -- and peace on earth. rachel: you two are hands down the cutest marchers in new york

city. all right, girl power. girl power. thank you. pete: so well done, not just economics major but an honors economics ma.or rachel: yes. i tell you, those little girls, i could have wrapped them up and taken them home. they were the most adorable little girls ever. pete: so cute. i just wish they knew what their parents were -- rachel: but they were pretty -- it was girl power, world peace. dean: that's what it's supposed to be ab.ut pete: we're all for world peace until the world punches you in the face and you got to do something about it. rachel: you know what was really interesting, two take-aways i had from it, the women on this march absolutely give obama credit for the trump economy, so i think that's a messaging trump really needs to get that out there the trump team and the g.o.p. the other thing was i was really heartened by how welcoming they were of pro-lifers. i think that the people in this march are not on the same page as the leadership of their march who kicked out pro-lifers -- pete: last y.ar

rachel: -- last year, and i personally chalk it up to daybreak i thought about it, like, why is that? i chalk it up to technology. i think even pro-choicers have to admit the humanity of a fetus and so they're not going to blame those of us who are pro-choice even if they disagree with us. i think we're moving forward in that pro-life message in that regard. pete: still feels like that march was more about ideology than it was about a all-in -- dean: good for you being out there. rachel: it was more of a anti- anti-march. pete: coming up, some g.o.p. lawmakers say that fisa surveillance memo will shock the country if it's made public. sara carter says if that happens the entire mueller probe will start unraveling. she will join us live. dean: plus, minnesota vikings fans sending their support to an opponent after he plays through pain. >> feeling better? >> thank you, thomas, for all the help you're giving this hospital. going to a good cause. ♪

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pete: after making a -- this one right here, a touchdown saving tackle in last week's game against the vikings, saints punt punter thomas morstead was clearly in pain due to a torn cartilage in his ribs but by fighting through the pain morstead inspired vikings fans to donate to his charity that

helps children with serious illnesses. he's raised $200,000. pete: most of it coming from vikings fans, almost all of it coming from vikings fans. joining us now is thomas morstead himself, the punter for the new orleans saints. thanks for joining us this morning. take us through that game. a lot of us watched the final play but you also came out after the final play to play defensive line when you didn't have to. did you have any idea that those kind of actions would inspire other people? >> no idea. just a lot of guys and i was one of the last guys in the locker room still was fully dressed out and so they just said, hey, we need someone, so i trotted out on the field. dean: puntsers doughnut typically play defensive line, the last play a formality, but obviously you're an all pro kick kicker, you also can pench press 150 pound dumbbells, but what you did there, what an amazing things, these minnesota fans,

pete's aye big minnesota fan, what has that done for you guys? >> it's a tremendous amount of money and, you know, it's just remarkable that just doing right thing and, you know, i didn't do anything special. at least not in my mind. it's just remarkable, seeing this in a positive way and hopefully they're going to help a lot of kids out because of.it pete: thomas, you make a big tackle, you're injured, you go above and beyond bying coming out for the final play, then minnesotans decide to donate to your charity, over $200,000, but now you're giving that money back to minnesota, and they didn't know that. tell us about where you're donating the money that's been given? >> yeah, so we have an we found out a reddit post, someone said, hey, thomas had this injury, he went out and showed good sportsmanship at the end of the day game when we were all devastated, the way we lost, and so they just felt like if

anybody wanted to, you know, -- to donate to my foundation, once i find out about it and acknowledged it online, i just say, hey, look, you know, i really think it's important that people give back to the communities they live in and so i thought that money should stay up in minnesota, and so we just -- i just said, hey, we'll find a hospital to give it to, you know, back in minnesota and i think once we said that it kind of blew up, and went viral, and then once got up another blog, i said, hey, look, if we get to a hundred thousand dollars, i'll present the check myself at the super bowl, and i kind of spurred the momentum even more. dean: thomas, you know, you were out there doing such great things for those kids. those kids want to say thank you to you and we have a little bit of sound. >> we just want to thank you for your gracious donation to our child life department. we'll put it to good use.

>> thanks for your sportsmanship thanks for coming back and helping us out. >> i'm feeling better. >> thank you, thomas, for all the help you're giving this hospital. going to a good cause. you're awesome. >> keep on kicking. pete: how does that make you feel? >> look, it's great, but there's child life needs all over the country. that's a big thing we're working at here in louisiana. we're at the bottom of the barrel nationally as far as child life metrics go, so we're doing stuff down here for that. i'm glad we were able to kind of shine the light on it and i know there's people not only from minnesota but from surrounding states that also go to children's minnesota. dean: great job, thomas in a year of a lot of nfl protests. visit wygwg.org for more information. pete: the group is "what you give will grow."

thank you, thomas. well, just hours from now, congress will return to capitol hill and try to reopen the government, but will democrats block another vote so they can protect so-called dreamers? dean: and diamond and silk will join us live. i love those ladies. i love those ladies. pete: they're fantastic. answer them with zicam! zicam. get your better back. now in delicious fruit drops.

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pete: the government shutdown officially entering day two as democrats vow to block any republican efforts to get it back open. >> negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jello. >> this is utter madness. rachel: the president has just tweeted its stalemate continues republicans should go to 51% the nuclear option and vote on real long term budget. >> this is the democrats and chuck schumer shutdown. i know whose going to blink first and it is not donald j. trump. the democrats will cave. pete: some gop lawmakers say that fisa surveillance memo will shock the country if it's made public. >> let's get it out there so the american people can see what took place at the highest level of the justice department, the highest level of the fbi.

>> women's marchs taking place all across the country happening on the one year anniversary of president trump's inauguration. >> is it a hate trump march or pro-women march? >> for me 50/50. >> since this president took office 863,000 new jobs were filled by women. what exactly are the resisting? ♪ i'm only one call away, i'll be there to save the day ♪ pete: this is a double shot. one of the best i think. rachel: it's good. pete: because of course we have superman on the couch its been such a pleasure for the last seven hours, one more with you, yesterday and today and do you know what president trump just one call away, chuck schumer. just one call. dean: superman ain't got nothing on him. give him a call. chuck call him up, you know? pete: why not welcome to the

9:00 a.m. hour on the east coast of fox & friends sunday what is also known as day two of the shutdown. dean: the schumer shutdown. pete: i stand corrected. rachel: by the way it's great to be with both of you. my twitter has blown up from women jealous that i get to sit between both of you and then go home to representative shawn duf fy. pete: super mom is what they're calling her online which is exactly right so we're psyched to be here and -- dean: it's great fun. pete: a ton of fun. a lot of news as we're tracking what's happening on capitol hill if you watched the floor of the senate yesterday you had dualing speeches. briefly the senate will be back in session today at 1:00 p.m. the house back in session at 2:00 p.m. when rachel's husband goes back to work and there is going to be a vote according to mitch mcconnell at 1:00 a.m. tonight so 1:00 a.m. monday morning because that's when the senate rules say they can vote again on a budget bill but before any of that happens, there's a back and forth on messaging and we saw it from mitch mcconnell and chuck schumer yesterday. this is how they were talking

about and we've got others as well about the shutdown. >> none of my colleagues on the other side of the aisle can point to a single thing in the bill that they oppose. not one thing. >> america and the world are calling this shutdown the trump shutdown. >> negotiating with this white house is like negotiating with jello. it's next to impossible. as soon as you take one step forward, the hard right forces, the president three steps back. >> senate democrats shutdown the government over a bill that they have no issues with. they opposed a bill they don't even oppose. we do some crazy things in washington but this is utter madness. >> the republicans were so incompetent, so neglect that they couldn't get it together to keep government open. >> there is nothing in this bill

democrats say they object to, yet it's like a two year old temper tantrum to say i'm going to take my toys and go home because i'm upset about something else. dean: chuck schumer trying to give jello a bad name. i like jello. rachel: i do too. dean: plus it's hard to negotiate with jello. pete: one man's jello is another man' unpredictability. dean: some people may think that is a strength. rachel: that's the art of the deal maybe, right? well it's interesting you're seeing two dualing narratives and the american people are going to have to decide. i think as you mentioned, dean:, it's like playing chicken right? they're all trying to see whose going to blink and also where the cards are going to fall and who the american people are going to blame for this shutdown if you look at the headlines, if you look at the phone calls coming or not coming into congressional offices over the shutdown. it looks like for once, maybe the republicans aren't getting blamed for this and i think a lot of it has to do with the fact that the democrats threw in something that has nothing to do with this bill in order to i

think have a government shutdown or get what they want. pete: that's right. dean: digging in their heels. pete: even the media can't explain it. they want to blame it on republicans but they can't. the president up this morning and tweeting about this line of argument as well. he said this. great to see how hard republican s are fighting for our military and safety at our border. the dems just want illegal immigrants to pour into our nation unchecked. if stalemate continues republicans should go to 51% known as the nuclear option and vote on real long term budget. no continued resolutions and raises an important point all the good trump agenda stuff has gone on all republican votes whether it's gorsuch and the tax cut and he's pushed to say maybe it's time to end the senate rules and actually make thins happen. democrats would hate that because it means the agenda is fast forward. dean: that changes the balance of the scales for sure. rachel: it's a great negotiating tactic. i've been wanting mitch

mcconnell to get rid of the filibuster rule since the republicans took over the senate and the house and the presidency we could have gotten the whole trump agenda through trump supporters would have really liked that. i think this is a fascinating new development because it gives something for mitch mcconnell to chew on, possibly break the stalemate and in the process, get the rewards of having them to get the rest of the agenda out. pete: absolutely. dean: earlier on the show we had raj shah, a principal deputy white house press secretary and he says that the dems shutdown are holding troops hostage. he talked with us this morning, here is the sound. >> this is the democrats and chuck schumer shutdown. they've been in the senate for years. they had eight years under president obama and a president that was more willing to sign immigration legislation that they preferred. they never shutdown the government over that issue. they're doing it now to try to blame this president. it's wrong. it's completely out of line with

how legislators need to operate in compromise and frankly they're holding our troops, holding our first responders, holding our border patrol agents all hostage over unrelated legislation and i think the american people understand what's going on. we have had more nominees for senate confirmation filibustered in this administration one year alone than the rest of history in recorded time in this country the level of obstruction is unprecedented and i think the response needs to be unprecedented when dealing with the filibuster. pete: republicans had a couple key themes, either you're for illegal immigration or american citizens on this vote about democrats are voting against something that has everything in it that they want. the only thing that's not in it is a non-budgetary issue which could be handled later based on a fake deadline and i do think democrats there's concern that they're losing this messaging and it's going to hurt them that chuck schumer has led them into a proverbial political ambush.

rachel: you're absolutely right. if you're a democrat and especially if you're from a red state who voted for trump or was in the middle there you're not happy with chuck schumer right now. he put you out there. you're in the line of fire that looks like it's going to break in the way of the republicans in terms of who gets blamed for the shutdown, and you know, this is a big test for chuck schumer. this is him as the leader of the party. dean: but some of the democratic senators want to be in the line of fire because they may have plans beyond right now. they may be looking at 2020 and maybe run out there. pete: wait this isn't just about policy? politics? dean: what a surprise. pete: so a bunch so these are five potential 2020 presidential nominees on the democratic side, corey booker, elizabeth warren who the president calls poke a on the as and bernie sanders until it was the front runner and they're all positioning

themselves with a hard line on the democratic party and they don't want the shutdown to end because they want the base to love them because they stood up to republicans but what's so interesting as you mentioned dean is the democrat in states that trump won who are up for election in 2018 that voted for the budget because they want the good idea so you've got the pragmatics who realize this is a bad shutdown for democrats versus running for president in 2020 and if you're chuck schumer who do you side with and how does it end and i don't see those folks we put on screen backing down because it's not in their political incentive to do that. rachel: if you're an honest broker who really does have a heart for those daca recipients and you want a solution this is not the way it gets resolved and it looks like from what we hard from raj shah and everything else from the republicans they're standing strong saying we're going to deal with the government shutdown and only this bill for government shutdown. we are not going to deal with daca. you want to deal with daca we'll deal with that later. pete: not to use a phrase but there is a crack in the wall for

democrats we played earlier sound from a hard line pro-dream er pro-daca guy whose now said i'll work with republicans to give in the wall if i get daca protection. do we have that sound, can we play it? we don't have it so rewind your dvr, we played it earlier in the show. we'll debate it later on. rachel: it's a fascinating development. pete: he's saying i'll come to the table. that's all the president has been asking for is one call away maybe you mentioned. rachel: i think they should bring him in because he's showing that he really is being an honest broker here. he doesn't like the wall, he doesn't want the wall, doesn't want border security, but he's like if that's what it takes i'm willing to make a deal with this president. dean: at the end of the day it's all politics and then you have the american people saying okay get something done. rachel: or get a paycheck to my kid in the military. pete: really good point, dean because we hear all this noise but ultimately if you're a voter you see president trump doing the right things for the right reasons and you look at democrat s doing what a lot of people perceive to be wrong

priorities for fake reasons and the president wins that. dean: he wins that that's why he's winning on messaging and why right now the news headlines that normally would just go oh, it's terrible awful they're struggling to find that headline rachel: and the american people figured it out. this is a fake deadline. daca doesn't need to be resolved until march or maybe later so they threw that in there knowing that the shutdown was going to happen if they did, shows where they're at. pete: and to mitch on the internet, okay i'll try to do the rest of the show with my hat on for you buddy but we got to go to headlines. rachel: turning to headlines we begin with a fox news alert. two army pilots killed after their holy copter crashes during a training mission it happened at fort irwin in southern california. the apache chopper crashed into the nearby desert early saturday morning. the names have not been released this is the first known deadly military crash of 2018. moments ago, vice president mike pence meeting with u.s. troops

in jordan as part of a busy schedule on day two of the trip to the middle east. earlier today the vice president med with the king to discuss israeli palestinian peace efforts. just a short time from now the vice president will head to israel for the final two days of his trip and he's going to be speaking to the troops on the syrian border. turning to extreme weather, ice causing flood concerns for homeowners along the connecticut river. some people in danger of losing their homes as large ice boulder s damage properties. this as winter storms head towards parts of the midwest bringing heavy snow over the next 48 hours, and those are your headlines. pete: that's right. well, coming up some gop lawmakers say that fisa surveillance memo that they've seen will shock the country if it's made public. sarah carter says if that happens the entire mueller probe will start unraveling she's been on this from moment one and she joins us next. dean: plus what do diamond and silk think about the so-called

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>> thank you. dean: she's a lois lane. i had to say it there. >> oh, thank you. oh, it's dean on the show of course. dean: you've been all over this, so where do we stand now? >> well, this is pretty incredible. all of the members that i've spoken with who have had an opportunity to look at this memo , remember the memo was put together by not just the recent information that was given to the house intelligence committee but information that they've been compiling for months now, so over the past year. everyone whose seen it says they are shocked and stunned at how the fisa warrants were packaged and used. now, there are people named inside this memo. this is a highly classified memo and i think that's why a lot of members of congress have kept a very tight lip on this. they don't want to leak names but they want the american public to understand that there was extensive fisa abuse and this is huge because this means that the foundation that the special council built their case

on in order to investigate trump and members of his team right now and even the investigation going back way last year, they saw the dossier and some other information was built on a very shoddy foundation according to the people that were looking at this. pete: absolutely. as you look at this what's the process by which this memo would get declassified so that the public could see it? >> okay so this is what needs to happen. the house intelligence committee is basically going to hold another vote. this vote will then be made for the public. they will say okay and they're sure it's going to pass because the republicans are going to pass on the party line to make this available for the public. then the memo will go to the president where the president will have five days to decide whether or not to declassify the memo and from what i'm being told from my sources, he will declassify that memo for the public. they're actually hoping that the memo gets declassified very soon the latest i've heard is the end of the month but the soonest could be any time this week.

pete: wow. rachel: so if there was fisa abuse, is that on the people who are presenting the information to the judge or is it that the judge was willing to agree to this with shoddy information and maybe knew it was shoddy whose to blame here i don't really quite understand. >> okay it appears that it would be the people bringing the information to the judge. now remember it's not that difficult to obtain a fisa warrant because overall, everybody brings like as much as they can to the judges, to the court that's the foreign intelligence surveillance court so you want to have all your ducks in a row. you want to present these documents and you want them to be solid so many times the court just approves them. apparently the first fisa warrants were denied by the court and that's very interesting. they don't usually deny them and then something else was brought to the court where it was approved. now, what's really interesting is that they kept re authorizationing this fisa surveillance, so we know that it wasn't just the first time but that the courts were then

signing off on continuous fisa surveillance and i just want to go back rachel really quick. remember last year, we were breaking stories regarding the fisa courts and they were chidin g the obama administration from 2011 until now there was a threefold increase in unmasking americans and towards the end of the year they were going, they were unmasking everyone they could, samantha power we saw 300 and susan rice and others so this is very interesting. dean: sarah carter aka loise lane. rachel: she loves it. [laughter] >> i love it. thank you. dean: thank you so very much. coming up next one of president trump's harsh its critics is ready to make a deal. >> i'll go down there with bricks and mortar and begin the wall. because a brick for life? okay. let's do it. pete: so will other democrats follow suit, we'll debate, next. growing up, we were german.

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pete: we are back with a realtime fox news alert. vice president mike pence addressing american troops overseas right now. he's at an undisclosed location which we of course will not disclose. live pictures right now where he is, it's home to 332nd air expeditionary wing whose goal is to counter and defeat isis. let's listen in. >> i stand before you today on this frontier let me assure you. president donald trump has your back, red tails. >> [applause] >> in fact, i believe when the history books are written it will show this president was the

best of the armed forces the united states have ever had. since the first day of our administration we fought tirelessly to make the strongest fighting force in history stronger still. in the first few months, in office, president trump signed the largest increase in military spending in nearly 10 years and just last month he signed one of the largest investments in our national defense since the days of ronald reagan, including the largest pay raise for military members in eight years. >> [applause] >> [cheers and applause ] >> and across-the-board, we're keeping our promise to rebuild our military, restore democracy and we'll continue to fight every day, to give each and every one of you airmen and our soldiers and our sailors, our marines and coast guard the resources and training you need to accomplish your mission and come home safe. we're fighting for you every day , because we know you're

fighting in this frontier for the safety and security of the american people. as president trump has said, " only when the good are strong will peace prevail and we admire and are grateful for your strength." in fact that's what brings us to this place at this time. you're here so far away from home because the battle lines of freedom stretch across these ancient lands. as the warfighters of operation revolve you've answered the call to confront and defeat the embodiment of evil in our time. the barbarians known as isis. it's remarkable to think three and a half years ago those brutal terrorists proclaim the start of a thousand-year cali fate, a califate they promise would soon spread from syria and iraq across the wider world. in service of this vision, the murders of isis have shown a savagery unseen in the middle east since the middle ages and they en slaved women and children and slaughtered the followers of any faith that

differed from there's, they inspired attacks on our allies and even on our homeland, and claim the lives of fellow citizens. and by its actions and by its ideology isis has shown itself to be the enemy of america and a freedom-loving nation across the world and so we resolve to confront this enemy with all of our might and because of your cur aren't and valor and professionalism we are driving the evil of isis from the face of the earth. >> [applause] >> the men and women of the 332nd have been the instruments of american power in this fight, in this region. you're the sword that struck our enemy and the shield that protects our families and our freedom and under the leadership of this commander-in-chief you've taken the fight to isis, on our terms on their soil and thanks to your courage and your relentless pursuit of victory isis is on the run.

you fought and flown alongside our coalition partners striking isis again and again. you've given those terrorists no quarter. you've driven them from their strongholds and thanks to your heroic actions, isis has been crushed. their so-called califate has fallen and crumbled. we've retaken the capitol of that so-called califate and you have liberated more than 90% of their territory, and freed more than seven and a half million people from their terrorists grip. >> [applause] >> and i will promise all of you that have done the work and are in the fight at this very hour, we will not rest. we will not relent until we hunt down and destroy isis at its source, so it can no longer threaten our people, our allies, or our way of life.

>> [applause] >> as the president has said, we will be finished with isis very soon and he's ordered the armed forces of the united states to remain engaged in the fight against our terrorists enemies, in syria and iraq and across the wider region. i believe because of your valor, the day will come when isis, al qaeda, and radical islamic terrorism are no more than distant memory. their defeat will be a lasting monument to the spirit of the armed forces of the united states and we will not waiver in our resolve to confront the leading state sponsor of terrorism, the dictatorship in iran. iran hopes to become the dominant power in the middle east by expanding its influence amid the ruins of isis former territory. tehran hope to threaten america 's allies across the wider region but president trump has put iran on notice. the united states of america will no longer tolerate iran's

attempts to spread its influence or strengthen terrorists across this region. >> [applause] >> and as president trump has made clear, the united states of america will never allow iran to acquire a useable nuclear weapon that is our promise to our allies and to the world. >> [applause] >> the security of our nation, the safety of our people depends on the stability of the middle east and so american power will continue to be the strong hand in this corner of the world and you will be that strength. as you stand to post i want you to know that your commander-in-chief and all of the american people are behind you 100% and nothing that

happens in our nation's capitol will ever change that. i'm sure you're all aware of what's going on in washington d.c. despite bipartisan support for a budget resolution, a minority in the senate has decided to play politics with military pay, but you deserve better. you and your families shouldn't have to worry for one minute about whether you're going to get paid, as you serve in the uniform in the united states, so know this. your president, your vice president, and the american people are not going to put up with it. >> [applause] >> we're going to demand that they reopen the government. in fact we're not going to reopen negotiations on illegal immigration until they reopen the government and give you our soldiers and your families the benefits and wages you've earned .

>> [applause] >> just as each of you will do whatever it takes to defend our country, just know that president trump and i will do whatever it takes to defend you and your families. that said you can be confident, we're going to get this fixed. we're going to meet our obligations to you and your families and we're going to make the strongest fighting force in the history of the world stronger still. so i urge you, on be half of your commander-in-chief, set aside any distractions, mind your mission, take care of one other, and never doubt that every day, every operation, every decision that you make matters to your country, more than you'll ever know. you know, it's deeply humbling for me to stand before a group of men and women like you. my life never took me into the uniform of the united states. i'm the proud son of a combat

veteran from korea and the proud father of a united states marine but the course of my life didn't lead me into military service, but i know, i know that your service comes with sacrifice. i know the sacrifices that you and your families make and the burdens that you bear, but i want to assure you today that you and your families do not bear that burden alone. as you stand here in this distant land, i can promise you that your president and grateful nation stand behind you. you are the strength and the pride of the american people and whether you sore in the skies above or support those who do here on the ground, just know that every day, homes large and small, around dinner tables and at gatherings and in places of worship and in quiet moments,

the american people are breathing a prayer for each and every one of you, giving thanks for your courage and asking god for your protection. and i truly believe as long as we have men and women like you with the courage to step forward and serve, as long as we have heros willing to put your lives on the line, as long as we have patriots like all of you to defend our nation, i know our country will be safe, our freedom will be secure, and the future of the greatest nation on earth and the best days for the greatest nation on earth are yet to come. so may god watch over the men and women of the 332nd, may god protect you and bless you and may god continue to bless the united states of america. thank you.

♪ >> [applause] pete: those are live and powerful words from our vice president, at an undisclosed location and he's talking to troops directly engaged in the fight against isis emphasizing the focus of this administration has been to defeat and crush that califate, and also what stuck out to me only when the good are strong can freedom prevail an they're staking their claim on that and also with the government shutdown saying we're not going to negotiate immigration and daca until we're funding the troops pretty powerful statement when you're standing in front of camouflage. rachel: absolutely and remember i mean you look at the soldiers standing behind him, they don't get paid a lot of money and you know, you see that they're not going to get their paychecks because of the shutdown it means a lot to the american people and i think that he was on message, showing what the military has done for us showing the brutality of isis, showing how we defeated them in just one year of this presidency and

republican leadership, but also coming back to the shutdown. dean: that's the thing though the president does not get enough credit for defeating isis rachel: i know. dean: now it's just almost they're almost wiped off the map here is a question though when you're in country like that pete something like that and the vice president comes in and gives a speech like that what does that do for morale? pete: well it's a shot in the armment it's a recognition that your political leadership are putting the national security interest of your country in front of politics. i think you've seen that. you talked about fighting isis you just want your hands untied and wants rules of engagement loosened so that americans are able to fight enemies as opposed to fighting ourselves. that was the picture i think of america first and that was a vice president via a president saying i've got my troops behind me, i've got your back. washington plays politics about illegal immigrants, we're here to get you paid and then we're here to build a wall to secure our country. if i'm chuck schumer i don't like what i just watched. dean: that's a losing message for chuck.

rachel: and if you're the rankin file who got led into this corner by chuck schumer as he's taken hold of the leadership position in the senate maybe you're going i don't know if i like hip as my leader and you're mad because you might lose your seat in a red district. pete: that's why democrats in vulnerable states voted with republicans we'll see where the politics go on this powerful speech from the vice president and good timing for us we got to carry it. dean: almost like we planned it but we didn't i promise you that coming up one of president trump 's harshest critics is ready to make a deal. >> i'll go down there with bricks and mortar and begin the wall, because you know, a brick for life? okay, let's do it. dean: so will other democrats follow suit? we'll debate, next. guys, i know it's so hard to trust but you've got to be strong. remember janet? she got cash back shopping with ebates and hasn't been skeptical since. where'd the money come from? stores pay ebates. psh!!! psh!!! then ebates pays you.

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rachel: one of the president's democratic critics admitting he's ready to make a deal. >> if that's what it's going to

take to take 800,000 young men and women and give them a chance to live freely and openly in america then i'll roll up my sleeves. i'll go down there with bricks and mortar and begin the wall, because you know, a brick for life, okay let's do it. rachel: so, is this the right move? here to debate former deputy assistant and political director for george w. bush and george washington university professor wendy osefo. welcome to both of you. so is representative from illinois on to something is this a way he could make a deal? matt? >> yeah, absolutely. i mean this is what the president started right? it was four things, it was we can address daca when we have the right level of funding for the wall and then to the diversity visa lottery system and reform or ending of chain migration so these are the four

things that are on the table. if the democrats will just allow us to get the government going again, they move right to immigration with this daca first showdown in march so i give credit which is he seems to be the only democrat that's at least publicly speaking honestly that there is a deal to be had her. rachel: what do you think? >> you know, at the end of the day, let's be very clear here. this government shutdown has to do with the 11 million immigrants, illegal immigrants that are in this country and if we are looking at the facts, the facts are the democrats have not held the house of representative s since 2011, have not held the senate since 2015 and have not held the presidency since january 20, 2017 so what that means is that done and j. trump are holding dreamers hostage for a wall and quite frankly, that wall does not secure the border in any way. all i'm saying is that we do not want brown people in our country if you want to secure our borders you need to look at lax or laguardia where a lot of

crime is happening. it's not about putting up a fictitious wall to, let me finish, matt, to say that we are trying to protect our borders when that is not the case, so we need to coming to in a bipartisan manner to create a bill that has some level of border security as well as protection for dreamers that's what needs to occur. rachel: matt? should the president invite him into the oval office the way he did dick durbin? >> i think the president is pretty good at talking to any member of congress who wants to talk to him. there was even a member of the hispanic caucus who got into that meeting in the cabinet room wasn't invited so there hasn't been a problem with talking to the president. the issue is this, everyone wants to talk about race on the left. i love that it's about race. i'm sure you appreciate that rachel. republicans don't want brown people in america. >> they don't. >> i'm hearing that message saying -- rachel: for the record matt is married to a cuban american. >> now i'm talking, which is we have a diverse country but we

have a country of laws and the people who want to see a legal and orderly legal immigration the most are am it grants who have come here legally. they don't believe people should be able to jump in line just because chuck schumer wants to play politics over immigration. you have a president of the united states, a republican president, who is doing the responsible thing on daca and saying i will talk to democrats and republicans in congress and see if we can get immigration reform in a broad sense and it's on the table and there will be political consequences for doing it. quit calling him a racist. >> he's a racist. >> and let's start talking about legislation. rachel: wendy what do you say about that? matt is saying you want to racialize this issue if you want a deal the president made it very clear come to the table give me money for the wall, and chain migration and the lottery system, legalize the daca recipients and some are saying he may even make them citizens. why isn't that acceptable? >> so first, matt, donald j. trump is a racist.

>> no he's not. >> let's be clear he's a racist. and as far as creating a bipartisan bill and saying we should bring it to the president , graham and durbin came together, created a bill that talked about -- >> there's no bill. >> let me finish, let me finish, matt, again. durbin and graham came together, worked together to create a plan the president said no. so don't sit here and make it seem as though the door is wide open for conversation when the door has been open people have walked into it and then donald j. trump said no i don't want to look at that so that's the issue that is the issue. so let's talk about fact here. rachel: really quick matt. >> let me give a response. first of all durbin came to the white house with no bill and durbin broke the rules in the very beginning because cutting out every other republican and democrat. >> oh, here we go excuses. >> no there could be a deal but it doesn't start with the president. >> he's a racist. rachel: all right thank you so much, wendy, matt. i do think the american people are kind of tired of hearing the racist stuff but anyway --

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>> we've got a whole lot more love and hope on our side than they have [bleep ] on there's. >> our democracy survival and the earth's survival depends on our ability to get people the facts, help them understand who is really on their side. dean: oh, my hollywood brethren. i just don't agree with this politically it's tough. we have some other people who might not agree with him politically could be here nearby they are the social media stars and very big time trump supporters and people that i love to listen to ladies and gentlemen, diamond and silk. how are you ladies? >> hi. wonderful. >> doing great. dean: i suppose you don't have anything to say about what these celebrities had to say at the women's marchs. what are they getting wrong? please inform us. >> i think what they're getting wrong is they're getting society mixed up with hollywood. the stuff they're talking about goes on in hollywood. >> right.

>> and they're getting it confused. really they're getting everything confused. listen, women already have equality, really. what are they marching for? they can't even tell us what they're marching for. all they can do is stand up on their soap box and throw daggers and insults at a president which is they need to be preaching to is preach to liberal hollywood. >> that's right. >> the sexist, racist and don't pay people what they're worth. rachel: okay so diamond and silk i was at the march yesterday and i was interviewing some of the women and telling them all of the good news economically for women and especially for minority women like you and i, the trump economy has been pretty good what would you say to them? >> well you're absolutely right. >> that's right. >> the whole economy as well. those people also have more money in their pockets, but up under the obama administration it wasn't doing so well for women. why wasn't they out there march ing then? but they want to march now. i think they should go to

hollywood and march on hollywood and stop marching because they don't speak for us. no they don't. >> what we did as conservative women we march to the poll and we voted for the businessman. that's what we did and that's what they should have done but if they got something to say or want to march on something march on all of that's happening in hollywood. dean: they're picking on hollywood. i'm a hollywood guy but i agree with you ladies. pete: i feel like it would be more difficult to shut you guys down than it was to shut the government down. now, what is your take on how this is being spun and where does this go? >> okay, well you know schumer and these democratic lawmakers have to understand that they took an oath to protect and defend the constitution, not protect and defend our illegal aliens. >> that's right. >> it's so sad and every american needs to take a look at how these democratic lawmakers have turned their backs on the american people and they're choosing other people over the american people and it's time for schumer to stop playing with

the american people's lives and listen, fund our government or maybe our tax dollars should stop funding his salary. >> that's right and i also find it very appalling at how these democrats are fighting so hard to replace black people with brown people just to get a vote. >> uh-huh. >> and also, they're okay, the democrats are okay with funding sanctuary cities who protect illegal immigrants and criminals but they're not okay with funding the wall to protect americans. i find it very appalling. >> and it's offensive and it's sad. rachel: well the government is shutting down but there's also sensors trying to shut you ladies down really quick tell us about that. >> well you know, you have facebook now, censoring our conservative voices they won't let our videos be played they won't give people their notifications and we're tired of it so what we decided to do was take our message to the street. we're doing our chit chat and you can get your tickets at diamond and silk.com. we've got to let the people know

what's really going on and bypass these platforms. dean: looking forward to it it's scary stuff when they try to silence people but you are speaking up. >> you guys are outstanding. rachel: the chit chat tour check it out. pete: up next the nfl conference championships kickoff in just a few hours. we're cooking up recipes for all four remaining teams like jacksonville jaguars, fish tacos , and minnesota hot dish. rachel: [laughter] pete: we all love. dean: we month what you're going for. ♪ you know what they say about the early bird...

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fish tax os for jacksonville and minnesota hot dish. pete: you didn't know about the hot dish until this segment? >> i didn't know about it i actually googled it so we're going to make a little marinade, so we'll hit it with tobasco sauce so i use it as an ingredient it's amazing and then add a little bit of chili powder and cumin, and then you with baste that on that fish and that's what you do. rachel: are you grilling the fish? >> i do it on top of the stove, you can try to grill a flounder it will fall through and then we've got perogies, i usually use like tortellini. and they are amazing. dean: they look good. can i eat one of those? rachel: you just dipped them in the buffalo. yes, and then we've got the cheesesteak which i'm sure pete

is already eating. yes. [laughter] and we've got wings and you know of course some veggies and the hot dish pete you tried i did a little healthier. pete: i'm trying to get it through my mask. >> what is the keto good hot dish? let me tell you, well it's starch, meat, frozen or canned vegetables and canned soup. i guess it's a real -- pete: it's a minnesota thing. >> we have a surprise for it. >> minnesota vikings. >> [applause] that's awesome. that is so awesome. rachel: that is so cool. >> i have such a desire to tackle you right now i can't even tell you. rachel: put this on.

pete: we'll be at the super bowl together for a party too. it's going to be incredible. fox & friends you never know how it's going to end including personalized jerseys and helmets . maria: good morning the government shutdown enters a second day. could there be a deal by tomorrow? plus, some lawmakers are demanding the release of a classified memo does approve the obama administration illegally spied on the trump campaign good morning everyone thanks for joining us i'm maria bartiromo welcome to sunday morning futures. it is day two of the government shutdown. senator mitch mcconnell is promising a vote tonight by 1:00 a.m. monday morning to end the senate stalemate. is a deal anywhere close, the vice chairman of the senate republican congress roy blunt will join me live coming up. also did the fbi and justice department break the law to spy on the trump campaign a classified house intel memo may hold the answers'l